it s the controversial film that captivated even nonbelievers. thought it was extremely gory. i thought it was fascinating and compelling. but it s also the one skeptics called a fraud. anyone who would believe that is what we would call pathologically gullible. what s the real story behind this alien autopsy that s claimed to be caught on camera? 1992, cleveland, ohio. british filmmaker ray santilli is producing a documentary on elvis presley. but while searching for footage of the king, he says his quest takes a bizarre turn. in cleveland we came across a guy who had the most remarkable footage of elvis. we purchased that off him and later he said, are you interested in anything else? santilli claims the man has
also, i ll tell you tomorrow, we have an interview with jeb bush. i ll take it today. it s a different kind of jeb bush than you ve ever seen before. all of these stories have one thing in common. evil. if you are a believer in judeo christian philosophy, you know that life is a struggle between good and evil. and human beings are compelled to choose good if they want to be rewarded after death. that is the crux of judeao christian philosophy. but for those who do not believe in anything, there is no struggle. there is only impulse. most nonbelievers can control
also, i ll tell you tomorrow, we have an interview with jeb bush. i ll take it today. it s a different kind of jeb bush than you ve ever seen before. all of these stories have one thing in common. evil. if you are a believer in judeo christian philosophy, you know that life is a struggle between good and evil. and human beings are compelled to choose good if they want to be rewarded after death. that is the crux of judeao christian philosophy. but for those who do not believe in anything, there is no struggle. there is only impulse. most nonbelievers can control
tyranny and could put this up for you. the latest poll numbers asking people whether kim davis should have been required to grant marriage licenses by a two to one margin. 63% to 33% people saying yes. on the domestic politics of this and not just roman catholics but to all of america we know the way the greeting this pope received in the united states last week to you think this will effect public opinion on that subject? one thing that was striking about the pope s visit and i saw this from an e-mail from 23r ends, i heard from a lot of nonbelieveers who were very taken by his open spirit and his openness to nonbelievers. i think for some of them this will come as a shock. i think that is why more reporting and more clarity on this will be useful. how much did he know about kim
here? well, for as long as humans have been human, we have wondered about big questions and so many of the big questions have to do with the relationship between the sexes. so whether it s bearing children or getting married and, you know, right down to the issue of women in the church and abortion, all of these issues, what we ve struggled with, they are still at the heart of the struggles for the church today and the challenge the church has is to figure out how to talk to women in particular because women are more engaged in these issues, they go to church more and more to the point, they are passing this on to their children. so you talk about why we are doing this, chris, there s the obvious reasons that we ve been discussing. the subtext is, people are not going to church and they are probably not going to go back. if the church is going to continue, it has to live at the kitchen table. the irony here is that this message from francis is certainly resonating with believers an