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World doesn't end and second before i'm back here on monday night you need to know there's going to be a red hot hearing on monday afternoon in congress. the director of the fbi and the inspector general from the justice department who just put out that 500 page report that made everybody so crazy yesterday. they're both testifying mid afternoon in the senate. you are probably going to want to watch that. just so you know. meanwhile i'll been in the canoe, see you on monday night. time now it's time for "the last word with lawrence o'donnell" good evening, lawrence. >> good evening, rachel. th...
See on his television. >> according to family radio irs filings, they received over $18 million in donations in 2009 alone and is worth over $70 million. that's right. harold camping for one is sitting on $70 million. just in case the world doesn't >> according to family radio irs filings, they received over $18 million in donations in 2009 alone and is worth over $70 million. that's right. harold camping for one is sitting on $70 million. just in case the world doesn't
Sitting on $70 million. just in case the world doesn't end on saturday. joining me now, new testament professor at the lutheran school of theology at chicago barbara rossing. thank you for joining me tonight. >> it's great to be with you. thanks for having me. >> this is a recurring phenomenon, the predicting of the end of the world. this is a very specific version of it. where does this sort of thing come from? >> well, i mean, one can say it's based on the bible. jesus does talk about the end of the world. but this whole notion of trying to predict it as if the bible were a script laying out...
Sitting on $70 million. just in case the world doesn't end on saturday. joining me now, new testament professor at the lutheran school of theology at chicago barbara rossing. thank you for joining me tonight. >> it's great to be with you. thanks for having me. >> this is a recurring phenomenon, the predicting of the end of the world. this is a very specific version of it. where does this sort of thing come from? >> well, i mean, one can say it's based on the bible. jesus does talk about the end of the world. but this whole notion of trying to predict it as if the bible were a script laying out...