management. there was a big difference between karl rove and ham rove. must keep running. that s catches up to me. i don t believe we need to act like, you know, old testament heretics. it is going to take a literal brain surgeon. be they gays, nambla, people who believe in bestiality. consenting adult or a horse or a doughnut. it s all the same. for them to be treated differently is not fair. if they cared about gays they would have been on board in the beginning. marry 18 people, marry a duck. quack, quack. compelling argument is on the side of homosexuals. nobody is homophobic i know of. interesting topic to people. i never realized a human being could be gay until my wife and i accidentally made one. lower the goal down to six feet, that way everybody can slam dunk the ball. skim milk marriage. i have always suspected skim milk was gay. it s got homogenized right on the carton. it s going to happen. it s the direction the culture is heading.
krystal, let s go back to dr. carson. this week we saw him awkwardly use gays, nambla and bestiality in the same sentence. he tried to backtrack those comments this afternoon with msnbc s andrea mitchell. i think he only served in complicating matters. listen to this. that was taken completely out of context. what i was basically saying is there was no group. i wasn t equating those things. i don t think they re equal. just, you know, if you ask me for an apple and i gave you an orange, you d say, that s not an orange. then i say, here s a banana, that s not an apple either. i m still trying to decipher that. no matter how many times i listen to it, i don t get it. it s not an apple, it s an orange. krystal, can you decipher this, please? i don t think i can decipher it. even this man empb if he says he s not equating bestiality and gay people, he is putting them in the same sentence and on par with one another in some sense to be certain.
journal instantly declared ben carson for president. carson went on to speak at cpac where he received a standing ovation. but now the celebrated neurosurgeon is also under fire for comments this week on same-sex marriage telling sean hannity on fox, quote, my thoughts are that marriage is between a man and a woman. it s a well-established fundamental pillar of society and no group, be they gays, be they nambla, be they people who believe in bestiality, no matter who they are, they don t get to change the definition. with me now is dr. ben carson, director of pediatric neurosurgery at johns hopkins hospital and a recipient of the medal of freedom from george w. bush. i want to talk to you about why you ve ventured into politics and about your views on same-sex marriage. first of all, they are my views no the views of the institution. if someone goes back and
we don t have to do it like they did in the roman times or some other time. we can do it how we need to do it today. learning lessons from the past. unfortunately, his history is wrong, too. on multiple levels. so it s too bad, but he has every right to speak out obviously. that nambla reference is so old, there are people on my twitter feed and people around the building asking what s nanbla, two, does it still exist? that s another conversation. angela, let s go back to that interview with andrea mitchell and ben carson. take a listen. you re talking about apples, oranges, peaches, but when you say that the well-established pillar of society, no group be they gays, be they nambla, which is the society for man, boy, love, which we re talking about pedophilia. so we re talking about something that is illegal. be they people who believe in bestiality. you are in the same sentence equating same-sex marriage with things that are illegal.
even this man, when pushed, could not come up with a reason to deny gay couples the federal benefits that straight married couples receive. the best he could come back to was just we cannot give them the term, marriage, which we know is an incredibly important piece, having that term. that sort of shows how untenable the debate is on their side. the only thing he could come back to was the religious rationale and the denying of the actual term, marriage. he wasn t taken out of context at all, and this argument he s trying to make with bestiality and nambla is a fairly old argument we ve heard over and over. don t act like that s not what i meant to say. many people on your side are saying that. making the slippery slope argument, which was basically what he was trying to make. well, krystal ball, man with no last name, toure. thank you both very much. i d be remiss if i didn t mention toure s newly released