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Not of the world. it belongs to christ the lord, the spirit as we saw yesterday. so it's true and eloquent, the expression of -- the church awakens in the souls. the church lives, grows, and reawakens in the souls just like the virgin mary received the word of the lord and conceived the work of the holy spirit. and the souls and the humility become capable of generating christ today in the world. through the church. and the mystery of incar fashion. the mystery of incarnation remains a presence forever. christ continues to walk through time. and everywhere. let's remain united, dear

>> as a sentenced inmate, griffin is in the minority at louisville metro. >> all right, you're on the money. >> that's pretty awesome. >> all right. >> next. >> thank you. who's next? >> next! >> most others here are only charged with crimes and are awaiting trial or the resolution of their cases. brian sauer has been here for the past 15 months, facing charges of burglary and fleeing or evading police, to which he has pled not guilty. because of several prior convictions, he now faces a sentence as high as 25 years to life if he's found guilty. >> sophisticated? eloquent, articulate. >> he sa...

This has nothing to do with skin color, just the voter i.d. card? >> this has to do with a philosophy. >> bob: i called this before. i probably shouldn't call him a token appointment. the guy is good and eloquent. but he stands for philosophy, a con seventive philosophy. we have don't agree. he doesn't believe in the government program we believe in. that is the distinction. we believe government can help people up. republicans believe it's done by the free market. i don't believe it. >> andrea: he is not for that. saying against civil rights. >> dana: you are saying that they would to away wi...

>> as a sentenced inmate, griffin is in the minority at louisville metro. >> all right, you're on the money. >> that's pretty awesome. >> all right. >> next. >> thank you. who's next? >> next! >> most others here are only charged with crimes and are awaiting trial or the resolution of their cases. brian sauer has been here for the past 15 months, facing charges of burglary and fleeing or evading police, to which he has pled not guilty. because of several prior convictions, he now faces a sentence as high as 25 years to life if he's found guilty. >> sophisticated? eloquent, articulate. >> he sa...

Center. >> it's amazing when you talk about what that means in that culture, that he would expose himself to this. chuck todd, thank you very much. >> you got it. >> i want to bring in michael crowley, he's the deputy washington bureau chief. what do you make of the situation? >> well, it's a terrible sad thing. you know, general petraeus is one of the most respected figures in american public life, a guy who gets a lot of credit for turning around the iraq war from what looked like an unsalvageable situation. there is debate among the people that follow this closely about whether he got too m...