so no one wants to say the word. these events attract people from many denominations-including a quaker minister. i love the crowd here, we have beam from the school of theology, and people from church and people who would never go to church. while a bar may seem unorthodox, organizers say beer and hymns is about bringing the church to where the people are. the concept is as old as christianity itself. according to brother james done stead, a monk. jesus wasn t the cleancut guy everybody always likes to put him on a pedestal. he went amongst the dregs of society. and organizers emphasize that all our welcome to these events as they sing about the good news over a beer or two. here s what i m wondering. do the hymns the singing get
where you became the guy everybody wanted to be the next ted cruz regarding the shutdown in obama care. it was an important moment. erin, i agree it was a very important moment. it was a moment when millions of americans across this country stood up against the disaster that was obama care. the train wreck that is obama care. and i think as a result of so many americans standing up, we elevated the national debate over the enormous harms. millions of americans have lost their job, millions have lost health care, have lost their doctors because of obama care. millions of americans have been forced into part-time work. very interesting, if you want to talk about the impact on the national political discourse, right now democrats are running scared because it is likely the republicans will retake the u.s. senate. we ll retire harry reid and majority leader. the reason is because of obama care. an albatross around the necks of democrats. i would suggest to you that millions of americans
shepard: rick has been here since the lights came on at the fox news channel. a consummate professional. that guy everybody in the building likes, doesn t make mistakes, doesn t take himself seriously, he is great at what hes to, and miami s gain is our loss. rick is taking a job in miami, as the main anchor at a local station. we re going to miss him. ill know our viewers will and we ll wish him all the best after 16 years at fox news channel, he and his huge family are moving to the friendly confines of south florida. best of luck, and save us a seat on the beach, would you? rick, we are really going to miss you. everybody here loves you. my producer used to work with you on certain days. everytime i d come back she said, you could learn so much from rick. he is the nicest map in the world. very sweet. thank you to shepard for the lovely words. i m going to his old stomping grounds in south florida.
last heir to the old tradition of tonight show and somebody who is not only comfortable interviewing heavyweight figures but in recent years has been delivering himself of various opinions. him and rachel maddow the other night talking about same-sex marriage. i m just sick and tired and it has come close across the line of nonsense. this ongoing, politically nuanced, religious discussion of gay marriage, gay rights. it is absolute stupidity. so, is letterman the last quote serious late night comic? i think so. there is a core of seriousness that makes him surge above his competitors at moments of great national import. after 9/11, he was the guy everybody turned to. the first guy everybody wanted to hear how he would frame it because we were told irony was dead. we were told humor would never be the same. letterman carries the whole tradition in his head.
nike ad has vanished from the athlete s website. it reads, i am the bullet in the chamber. nike announced it would not decide whether to end response ship until the investigation is over. joining us, jim gray. he interviewed oscar pistorius in london for the olympics and that s why we re having you on. good to see you. you spent time with him. can you answer the question people are asking, who is he? well, it s impossible. it was a snapshot of his life three or four minutes. he was courteous, excited he had competed. he called at the highlight of his life and a moment he felt would inspire others in a similar circumstance or those who don t have all their extremities or disabled in some way, that he would be guy everybody would look to as the guy who did this. as far as his personality and