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john hopkins hospital in baltimore, maryland. that summer she finished her novel and this photograph was taken of the famous couple shortly after the novel was released. this was two-shot of scott and zelda, a picture posed for and the expressions on their faces are unmistakable. there s an unhappiness in the marriage that it is becoming difficult to overcome. fitzgerald looking nervous and zelda looking very unhappy that she is the subject of attention and the reason is these photographs are appearing beside reviews of her novel which irbasically calling her third-rate writer and a woman who is only being published because her husband is f. scott fitzgerald. after the publication of the novel, her mental health kind to deer tier you re rate. for the rest of the 30s she spent over 90% of her waking hours in mental institutions, leaving the great writer, f. scott fitzgerald, alone with his only child, daughter, bill the way, who is coming of age. in 1933, scott sent scot ....
visit. hamburger, you are up first. mr. hamburger: thank you for being with us. i have a question we are hanging london s,, and and some of our readers. what is going on with evangelicals this election cycle? i know you have seen comments its, but inom pund our paper, russell moore has wondered our evangelical voters just, are they drunk this cycle? that is my opener to you. what is going on? mr. perkins: all right, how much time do we have? [laughter] evangelicalsstion themselves are asking. people have said what has happened to these evangelicals have they backslid on their way to the polls to vote? first, i think the term evangelical is like the elastic in an old pair of socks. it is being stretched. it is being used to encompass a lot of people that are not technically evangelicals. when you talk about evangelicals those who go to church on a weekly basis their faith is important to them, it guides the decisions they make beyond the walls of the church t ....
the 21st century is made for us if we do what needs to be done. that is why i am running for president, because i want this generation to do its part. america is a special country and i know this personally because of my parents in 1956, had they stayed to cuba stayed in cuba, i may never have been born. you have to be very optimistic about the future to have two kids in your 40 s. [laughter] [applause] senator rubio: more importantly, even if i had been born, if they had gone to any other nation on earth, there is no way i am standing on a stage in front of my fellow citizens, aspiring for the highest office in the land. in a most every society that is ever existed, success depends where you come from. ona most every society earth, your future is largely determined for you on the day you were born. if your parents are wealthy or powerful, you will probably be wealthy and powerful. if they are not, no matter how hard you work or how good you are, you are usually stock ....
people have said what has happened to these evangelicals have they backslid on their way to the polls to vote? first, i think the term evangelical is like the elastic in an old pair of socks. it is being stretched. it is being used to encompass a lot of people that are not technically evangelicals. when you talk about evangelicals those who go to church on a weekly basis their faith is important to them, it guides the decisions they make beyond the walls of the church that begins too narrow. we see from polling, exit surveys, that those who attend church on a weekly basis are not breaking for donald trump. in the southern states, 64% of evangelicals did not vote for donald trump. i think the term is being used more broadly than is appropriate, but given the are a number of what i would say are true evangelicals supporting donald trump, i think there are there is a lot of fear in the election cycle. fear of a nation that has lost its way, is changing, is unreco ....
bartiromo that he doesn t need the party to unify to beat hillary. i don t know exactly what was happening here. i was called a couple of week ago by paul ryan. it was a nice call, a complimentary call, and all of a sudden he wants to talk. i think it s a time for unity. if there is not going to be unity, i think that s okay, too. i think i ll win the race either way, if you want to know the truth because hillary clinton is a total disaster for this country. i think i ll win either way. charles: paul ryan has opened a door to stepping down as chairman of the republican convention. a tweet by christian snyder reads. speaker ryan when asked if he would step down, he replied i ll do whatever donald trump want me to do. join motion to discuss this, donald trump s spokesperson katrina pierson. outside of that one communique he had that he talked about with maria, what made him think paul ryan was completely on board? when you have a presumptive nominee the party coalesce ....