emerging. he had said things in the past, one of which was gay people -- people go into prison and they turn gay. he said, for instance, that he thought barack obama was a psychopath. so, he said some sort of off-color, odd things in the past, but his campaign had always said he left that part of his political persona behind him, but here we are again where he is sparking outrage. you've had other republicans say, listen, what he said actually isn't consistent with the constitution. ted cruz citing the constitution, saying there is no religious litmus test for who should be president. >> it's interesting, nia, because now carson's people, armstrong, who we'll have in a little bit, and also his campaign manager, put out a statement saying, what he was saying is he would not advocate for a muslim in the white house. he would not vote for a muslim. in a statement, it says, for the record, he would not advocate for the election of a democrat either. i just wonder if this is splitting hairs. if this is a distinction without