gay marriage that we did a couple of years ago, bishop eugene robinson, who is a gave bishop, write a five-part series about biblical interpretation of homosexuality, which was really fascinating. and i interviewed him at great length. i did a video interview with anee rice anne rice, who grew up catholic and then became a fee is for 30 years and then went back to the catholic church and then she decided she rejected the catholic church because of their position on homosexuality and a number abortion, a number of things. and just two weeks ago when she was here she went to the national basilica, the shrine, for the first time she sat set foot in a catholic church. she has had this incredible and up and down relationship with the church and with god and her faith. for me, every single person i interviewed, i always ask them about god, what does not mean to them, who is god, and i ask a piece the same question and i never once have the same answer because the legend ult
what do you think about the past two years in congress? you can also send us a tweet or an e-mail. here is bloomberg news from yesterday. no congress since the 1960 s makes as much law affecting the most americans as the 111. how ever history judges the 535 men and women and the house and senate, but thing is certain the 111 congress made more law affecting more americans since the great society legislation of the 1960 s. for the first time since president theodore roosevelt began the quest for a national health-care system, more than 100 years ago, the democrat-led house and senate took the biggest step toward achieving that goal by giving 32 million americans access to insurance. congress rewrote the rules for wall street and the most comprehensive way since the great depression. it spent more than $1.67 trillion to revive an economy on the verge of a depression, including tax cuts for most americans, jobs for more than 3 million, construction of roads and bridges and inv