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>> bill: give them role models. >> give them role models. >> bill: john wayne and clint eastwood. >> sure they can be fictional as long as they embody the real virtues. >> bill: those are. >> critical ones are work and marriage and faith. >> bill: all right. so, your traditional view, obviously. >> yes. >> bill: the p.c. people aren't going to agree with you. they are going to want more sensitivity and more diversity. >> a lot of the p.c. people, including the feminist are not happy with the results. what we are seeing is that when we said you go, girl, they went. they did it. but men are fall...

Blame barack obama, it's not his fault, you know, the economy isn't his fault. well, that's how subtle bias works. that's how it will work in the future. and i will give you one other example. let's say the republic candidate has some crazy pastor in his background who either said bigoted things or just plain nutty things, the media rightly. rightly will find that minister and expose him. no problem. but they didn't do that with barack obama and his crazy minister, did they? they didn't jump on that story until they had to, until fox and other stations started running the videotape with revere...

Of it, i'm not really seeing the great importance of the story, is that your time line is off on your family history of coming from cuba to the united states. did you mislead anybody in your family history when you talked about it. >> absolutely not. the date that my parents came i was always under the impression that it was the late 50s until very recently realize that it wasn't. >> bill: they came earlier. >> they came earlier as legal residents to the united states. no special privilege. irrelevant whether they are exiles or not. the day i was born in 1971, my parents could not return to th...

With the deity. >> i remember sitting in his backyard in his garden one day. he started talking about god. he said sometimes i believe in god. sometimes i don't. i think it's 50/50 maybe. ever since i have had cancer, i have been thinking about him more. and i find myself believing a bit more. i kind of, maybe it's kind of because i want to believe in an after life that when you die it doesn't all disappear. the wisdom you have accumulated somehow it lives on. then he paused for a second and he said but sometimes i think it's like an on/off switch. click, and you are gone. he paused again and ...

Brit hume. page one on the "the washington post" story is it a big deal. >> no. much a do about not very much. the post tried to blow it up into a big deal but i don't think it passed the smell test. >> bill: politically, is that why they did it or would you have have run that story on page one if you were the editor. >> if i were the editor i would have run the story. i might not have run it on page 1. inside page. make sure i had his full explanation of what it was. when you add it up it has to do whether his parents were -- whether they fled castro or whether they didn't go back because cas...