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Is? >> this is who he really s he is trending going back to some work that my father did that i talk about as a reason why i left the evangelical movement in mid80s that set out to first demonize the united states government as an agent of evil because it allowed abortion, gay rights and before that, it allowed integration, all these white public school kids being pulled out of schools that were integrate, all the christian schools starting toer is a racist population and on and on it goes. this...

Defense of richard nixon. at his moment of greatest vulnerability, so many others running for the tree line. pat was in the open field with a national television cameras right on him and here what is he said to enemy and friend alike. >> the president conducted an administration for four years that had won the confidence or support of millions of democrats. the presidents stand upon the issues of defense and welfare, upon taxes and government, upon integration and bussing were closer to what the...

Maps after the recent census. critics say the gops southern strategy is gerrymandering at its worst. if you think the democrats are much better, dont get too excited. the nations recent cover story label it is an attack of the idea of integration. they are framing the piece written by ari burrman along with the other ari. hello to you the other ari. >> i dont know what kind of message that sends when we have the other ari and i get bumped into a side room. >> especially for the show that claims ...

Positive. the other, well, thats the one that gets him into trouble. the good quality above his relentless genialities is deep even formidable loyalty. pat sticks up for his people like nobody i know. hell laugh with you about the frailties and foibles of those he served but he never, ever quits being loyal to them. his most famous proof of loyalty was his strong defense of president richard nixon. at his moment of greatest vulnerability when so many others were running for the tree line, pat bu...

Job. so to try to stay but it was not easy. >> we were doing pretty well for yourself but are segregated. you dont like it. but what can you do about it? i was going to wait and find out what i could do about it. >> oliver: in 1947 the air corps ceased to exist and harry truman signed an executive order did he segregating the military. it came 15 years before the 1964 civil rights act abolished the jim crow laws. >> what the worst organization is now the leading organization, for equality and in...

>> he used to be my friend. since the day he started his super pac, hes been out of control. he must be stopped. >> the ad was designed to promote the bill that takes aim at super pacs. february is black history month. on this day in 1964, the most sweeping civil rights legislation passed the house of representatives. they banned laws for racial segregation. provided for integration of schools and made employment discrimination illegal. later in the year, president lyndon b. johnson signed the...

Now?" the arizona supreme court borrowedborrow ed -- barp -- barred a woman from running for office who cannot speak english. >> this is unsurprising and not democratic, they offered her a test to test her english, and it up to her constituents for them to figure outdoes she speak enough english, a lot of people speak spanish, its a border town. >> this heel on the -- on the heels o an advertisement that has been said to have dumb language. but the otherism that is happening in the country, whet...

For on sunday in the super bowl one thing are the commercials that people air for. i admitted to it myself. this year, many advertisers have given us a sneak peek at their blockbuster ads. jay gray has a closer look at the spots and strategy behind them. >> reporter: they are bigger, and badder. >> you are in grave danger. >> reporter: faster and yes, even friskier on super sunday. no, not the athletes, but the ads. >> ahhh! >> about getting people excite and creating the buzz around your brand....

not to have one but the deal was you would still appear naked on screen; is that right? >> yeah, how did you hear about that? >> tell me about the deal. >> well, i waited until we were kind of in the film and i kept talking to the director going, you know, these guys have been going out for seven year, they dont really have that kind of sex anymore. shes an actress in the movie and she has a sex wheel with everyone else that makes me go wild, i fall off the wagon, ruin her evening and ...

that you read about? >> not usually, unless its a divorce settlement. >> piers: your movies glossed $1.5 billion so youre not exactly on the bread line, are you? >> no, no. im very fortunate and blessed. thank you. >> piers: you said when you got to 40, you would retire and play golf. what happened? youre 40. >> my golf game is crap. it really is. its bad. you know, i -- i was just working at such a pace that i really felt like i need to figure out ways to spend more time with my famil...