. >>> books about jesus are big business. last week there were three of them among the top 15 "new york times" best-sellers. one was "zealot: the life and times of jesus of nazareth" by reza aslan. and it's been on the best-seller list for 14 consecutive weeks. in "zealot" aslan makes some highly controversial assertions. for instance, he portrays jesus as a revolutionary whose mission was to overthrow roman rule and who may have condoned violence to do it. kim lawton talked with aslan about his book and the controversy surrounding it. >> hi. how are you? >> good. how are you? thank you so much. >> thank you for coming. >> best-selling author reza aslan claims he didn't set out to challenge anyone's faith in jesus christ. he says the intention of his provocative book, "zealot: the life and times of jesus of nazareth," was to explore who jesus was apart from what theology and tradition have said. >> this attempt to dig through as much as possible the layers of legend and mythology, of interpretation and faith that have arisen

father, help us to love you because of the fall, in jesus' name. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> what was jesus trying to communicate when he was upon the cross? i can't imagine the punishment, here are three that think matter: first of all, jesus was saying i love you. anyone doubts the love of god, all he needs to do is look hard at the cross. 1 john 4:8-10, anyone that does not love does not know god because god is love. god sent his only son into the world so we might live through him. in this is love not that we loved god but he loved us and sent his son for our sins. we have all seen small measures of love. people were good to us and blessed us. i wonder if any love we have seen can measure up to what jesus did for us. we know the meaning of love by looking at the cross. no one could be more eloquent, more determined, more willing to sacrifice, more moving with their love than jesus. when jesus says i love you, no one can doubt. once in a while i hear someone who says, phil, i don't feel very loved by god. these folks feel forgotten or neglected. when i hearsay that, i recall isaiah 49:14-16 zion s

the only way to the father god is through his son jesus christ. now why jesus? he's the only one that was born into this world without sin. but more than that, he was the righteous one. when you come to him, you are clothed in his righteousness. god no longer sees your sin. he no longer sees your own heart. he sees jesus. >> now, i don't understand all about it. there are many things about the cross and about salvation that i do not understand. i'm not told that i have to understand it all. i'm told that i'm to believe. and anybody can believe. a blind man, a deaf man, an old person, a young person can believe. that word believe means commit. i commit my life totally to him. >> jesus christ from the cross says, i will save you. i will forgive you. i will change you. i will make you a new person if you come to the cross by repentance and faith. come to christ. >> when you come to christ, you come for the way of repentance. repent means to change. to change your way of living and turn from your sins and turn to jesus christ and say, i'm a sinner, i need forgivenes

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we thank thee in the name of our lord, jesus christ, amen. over the country, in coffeehouses, galleries, wherever performance artists appear, there is a fear that the funding rug will be pulled out from under them. on art news today, we'll be talking to two well-known performance artists who were actually turned down by the national endowment for the arts. on my right is performance artist american jesus, and on my left, the anonymous poet of rage. i'm sick and tired of all the morons they keep sending me to interview on this show. why can't they send me something a little intelligent, something to have a decent-- [music] ♪ return tomorrow return tomorrow ♪ ♪ return to me, return to me now, i don't have to tell you, my fellow believers, what the natural consequence of all this is. you know as well as i do god-- "thou shall not commit adultery." and then just to be sure we got the message, he added another commandment, "thou shall not even covet thy neighbor's wife." we know the rules and we also know what comes of disobeying them: miser

what can i say that it's about you and jesus this is jesus so this is what the central banks have taken on as transubstantiation as applies to monetary theory of quantitative easing when they buy back their own bonds. they are recognizing the fact that their activity is not a virtual facsimile of an economic activity but it is godlike in that it is the

and so that means that when we look at the things that jesus said that things that jesus did we must understand stand them. it exclusively in its jewish context did i get as an equal status when in an interfaith understanding of jesus. what's important to focus on these values that jesus preached. that is historically com fixed. you get the preaching of jesus the first of the last the last of the first conception of social justice that is at the heart of his conception of the world. on the way that he confronted the powers of his time the corruption and ineptitude of the political and religious powers. those are things that don't require a theological understanding for them to be resonant for them to be powerful. one is based in the us that he was born in iran and much of his writing and commentary is about the middle east. he expressed optimism about the recent change in tone and tehran's dealings with the one. the path is before us for a breakthrough not just in the nuclear negotiations but for a kind of reports mall between the united states any wrong but it's going to require pat

>> guest: i look forward to the day after. >> host: the author of does jesus really lovely? -- love me? fate you for spending time with us >> host: how did when to the u.s.-led trade start? >> guest: they're involved from the moment we began as a colony of britain. , one of the interesting things is in the constitutional convention there was a compromise between the states had slaves and those that didn't. the constitution said the federal congress could not take action against the slave trade intel 18 '08 pin 1807 president jefferson sent legislation to congress today and participation of the slave trade from u.s. ships and persons in congress passed last so the u.s. prohibited the slave trade which was a long time before slavery itself and it but the issues were different even southerners were in support of spending the slave trade. >> host: why? >> guest: it was perceived as the more unjust or inhumane part of the traffic but also they had the economic self-interest they already owned slaves and the environment was slave mortality was not as high as q but zero or brazilwo

i love bill to look at how he's focused on jesus now. so i would like him to look at how jesus -- that notion overturns our politics. for example, right now a lot of evangelical christians, conservatives, often vote republican, have been converted to what jesus says about the strangers, immigrants, 11 million undocumented people, a lot of evangelicals have been reading the bible and saying wait a minute, how we treat them is how we treat christ himself and they take a different stance than bill is taking on immigration reform. >> if christ was on earth today, would he be treating the poor the way the conservatives do? today 48 million americans woke up with a smaller s.n.a.p. payment. would jesus treat the poor the way the conservatives have? >> well, the principle of politics, if you're a follower of jesus, is simply how we treat those who he called the least of these. i was hungry, and you cut my food stamps. i was a stranger, you didn't welcome me. i was sick, and you wanted to deny me health care. this is not what really we're lookin

that is what jesus says. you are welcome here. jesus says, you know what, me too. i get it. this is a violent species. come on in, sit down, and the amish nightmare went from being this tiny little community of terror and the slaughter of innocents to being a huge and internal story of forgiveness and radical love. what radical love could do. resurrection. even in the non-spiritual sense. rebirth, new life. the pattern is death, resurrection, new life. jesus does not say we are going to have a little bit of resurrection, probably monday after lunch. close, sticktay together, feed the hungry, get each other water, trust me. tavis: i believe like you do in this notion of radical love. in my own life, certainly of late. i have been challenged to learn this lesson over and over again that the greatest form, the greatest act of love is forgiveness. and so it might be the greatest act of love come of the most significant act of love to forgive, but it is the most -- to your point -- the most difficult thing to do and i fear we are living in a world where forgiving people is becomi

just finished "killing jesus." i didn't realize the extent of the brutality in the roman empire and how the common people suffered. that's what drove folks to jesus. they lived with the roman foot on their necks. jesus defied that with his message of allegiance to god only. that's why they had to kill him. glad you enjoyed the book. >> reporter: from great neck, new york. i am 10. i want to read "killing jesus" but my mom says i'm too young. she's right. there will be a kids book based on it out in the spring. you will like it. "killing jesus" makes a nice christmas gift. get a signed edition on billoreilly.com now. we have so many orders there will be a cut off date. i sign them. no auto pen. i sign them. get your orders in now. finally the factor tip of the day. i don't read many celebrity books because they are either trashy or self-serving. i read the book about johnny carson because i think he was the finest pure television talent ever. in fact, the best compliment i ever received was from baltimore sun tv wri

i had always went since i was a kid -- wanted to do something for jesus. so you kind of got drawn into the fact that it looked like they were doing something. because there were numbers coming at you. and actually i joined -- when i joined there were 200 people and within three years there were 10,000 people. >> the children of god were founded in 1968 in southern california by a charismatic baptist minister called david berg. ♪ ♪ who will take a stand and heed the call ♪ at first, berg preached a simple gospel, prophesizing the second coming of jesus. but as his popularity grew, his sermon became more disturbing. ♪ called to live and die for the kingdom as we hear ♪ >> by the early '80s, a film from the time shows berg's band of hippy followers had mobilized into a disciplined army of converts, changing their name to the family. they fanned out across the globe. ♪ jesus and david our king >> kind of got sucked in. you know, i got sucked in before i knew what -- i really thought i was joining a christian organization. i thought it was what god

he's been faithful to the gospel message of jesus christ. he hasn't changed. when he's with a president, he says the same thing as if he was

jesus said, "for i was hungry, and you feme." i'm hoping you've seen jesus in the eyes of these children and that you will answer their cries for help. it's so simple. it takes so little. so pick up the phone or go online now. following your heart.or >> our work he is saving people's lives. it's saving the lives of innocent little ildren, so it's verimportant not to procrastinate. do something right n. you casave lives. what a joyous feeling this will bring to your heart. what a feeling of satisfaction, of doing the right thing, of doing what is good, of doing what god commands. >> we have the capabity to help them. that's why we should help them. >> every day that i don't reach out and help is another day that a child is literally going hungry. >> i just want to make a difference, you know? and not just say it, but doit. >> the amount doesn't matter that much. it's the action of giving, the action of being concerned. >> i feel like, when i give, i truly understand on a deeper level what jesus truly meant when he says, "it is bet

their motto, jesus loves strippers. they invited us as they made their round, distributing pink papers bags, stuffed with goodies. >> these are salted chocolate chip. how bad can that be? >> reporter: sugary treats and items. >> nail polish, lipstick makes you feel good. >> reporter: hoping to win hearts and souls. >> we feel it is a nice little touch that you know you can make someone feel loved. and feel special that day. >> reporter: jamie was a stripper for three years. now she is not just frying to save souls, she is trying to save women and offer them a chance for redemption. >> amen. all right. >> reporter: it is not an easy task. first up, saturday nights is starbuck's. after some liquid courage and energy in the form of a latte. >> let's do it. let's load up. >> off off to the clubs. >> nick, can you let us know when we are five minutes away. >> reporter: first stop, seedy topless sports bar in anaheim. >> hi, how is it going? good to see you. the bouncer lets them waltz right in. not our cameras. we had to wai

jesus spoke in the says who was excuse me jesus boykin says was not in a feminine wimp but a tough man's man whatever that means take a look. what you think it is do you think you look like this a famine a picture that we always see of him that. he didn't look like i think about what he looked like he had bold muscle and seeing you in those own arms you think his biceps weren't big bulging boss. big brains popping out of his own stand waist strong shoulders for lifting. he spelled bad why have a cosy sweaty work. you think of sacrilege just because i said jesus smelled bad no he was a man. it was a man's. route all that talk about muscle and manliness really riles stereo up he really really likes jesus but you know come to think of it he might have a point. rumor has it that this picture recently unearthed by archaeologists in jerusalem is the earliest known image of jesus ever there you go gerry and the very very ugly young conservatives of texas lone star state youth group is under fire today for scheduling a so-called catch in illegal immigrant game tomorrow at the university of texas

principles of social the central message of jesus. was born in iran, grew up in san jose and now a professor at uc riverse. we want to thank all our guests you for watching. e you nd thank monday. good night. bla >>> lcome to "onhe money." history in theaking. what a newed share could mean for the economy, the market and your money. >>> president obama defesis health care and, but does it fixfix things? why going social could hold the key to fiing hoday travel bargains this year. how you n get way more and p less. "on the money" begins right now. >> this is america's number one financialprogram. maria bartiro with "on the money." >>> janet yellen made it through her

jesus christ. you know what this stamp means? i can't read. listen. "you are required to report "to the bantu affairs commissioner "of king william's town within three days of the abovementioned date--" one, two--jesus, brother. you should have been at home yesterday-- "for the purpose of repatriation, influx control." brother, you've been endorsed out. i don't want to leave port elizabeth. maybe. if that stamp in that book says go, you must go. can't i burn this book and get a new one? you burn that book and get a new one and the bloody white man sees you doing that, huh? you'll have to tell him how many books you've burned before. and what do you think you're going to do, walk up and down without a book? you will have to apply for another one and you'll make it a point before that new book comes, no policeman stops you and ask for the book. you'll be back in those courtrooms, five rand, five days in jail, right? the new book comes. you'll never get a job, anything, without the right stamp in it. so you will have to go back to the labor bureau. the w

because jesus changed my life when i was 16. and i prayed a thousand times, lord, whatever you did to me when i was 16, the thing you did inside this broken, messed up kid, just do it to them. if you could just change them the way you changed me, their life would be a million percent better. >> educating people is the first step on the road to recovery, learning how this happened, you know, how they did it. that's the first part of it. >> you know, how old were you when you first heard about teen mania? >> the first acquire the fire i went to i was 18 and i actually got saved. >> that's really pretty much the classic age for recruitment into groups like this because, you know, it's right at that -- on the cusp of, i'm about to go out on my own. >> how did you become involved in it? how did you hear about it? >> acquire the fire, i went with my youth group from the time when i was a sophomore through senior year. so i was used to it, looked forward to it every year, would wear my wrist band for, like, months afterward. >> i went

i quoted a verse from matthew 13 where jesus said, as therefore the terrors are gathered and burned so, does this age, a sin of man should set forth his angels and gather in [inaudible] do inequity and cast them into a faur nas of fire. this should be wailing and gnash your teethed, in the kingdom of their father, that was the prophesy about the future, but it will at the last day, with we say the testimony of jesus is the spirit of prophesy, what we mean by that is he fulfilled ancient prophesies that were given by king david who was a prophet and mentioned a detail of crucifixion long before they happened. now, if i was to say that bill a r-r s, because he's a terrorist and goes about obama's book, he's going the drive a farar ri and go into mcdonalds, with we are dealing with prophesy, we're dealing with centuries before the big event of the death of christ, not 478 minutes by centuries and centuries, for instance on psalm sunday when jesus rode the donkey, 400 years before it happened, god said it had to happen in jerusalem, it had to happen in the 497th year, he said we would b

i said, it's baby jesus. >> iit the baby jesus inhe mardi gras cak >> i never knew ito be the baby jesus but io love a little me cake. >> something for everyone to love. nice to see you, phdra. good luck withour book. >> tnk you. >> you're very welcome. nice talking to you. >>> what stirring in the tchen? >> chef mi tsai is here. he's got a healt dish you can make in minutes. >> come on nowphaedra. first this is "todayon nbc. >> hoda won't sait. ♪ >>> we've made our way into todas kitchen for a little salmon and sakwith the always fun ch ming tsai. >>ing is here with your dinner me for tonight. he's a chef ambaador for family reach foundation. he recently de his meal at a charity benet. now he's going to sh us how to make an easy mea too, ming tsai. yes, ming tsai. how are you? smells fantastic. >> great. it's so simple. okay. >> i going to put you toork. you can mix the marinade. oh, a littleake. >>ake to us. >> they say in japan -- actually means dry gss. but you don't have to kill it. >> not yet. >> s soy, sa, lime jui and honey. that's t marinade. >> areou using the low sodium soy?

theyaught me how to understand who jesus was. it was the jesuits who encourage me to go go bk to islam. it was the jesuits who taughte the core principle of social justice and everything that i do, no matter what it is, is focused on the central message of jesus. >> aslan was born in iran, grew up in san jose and now is a profes oret uc riverse. want to tha all of our guests for their time tight and thank all of you for watching. we hope to see you on monday. good night. [ wind howli ] [ female annouer ] it balances you... [ water crasng ] ...ifills you with energy... and itives you what you are looki for toive a more natural life. in a convenient two bar pack. this is nature valley... delicious granolbars made with the best ingredien in nature. nature valley. nature at its most delicus. >>> alec balin stalker held i contempt. miley ligs up at the ems. and did this m ase camle grammar? welcome to ""access hollywood."" we start with the woman accused of stalking alec bawin. trial ended the third day with genevieve severn being fou

christ, that jesus didn't start his ministry until he was 30 years old. okay? they always had the image of us mexicanos with a guy with a sombrero, serape under a cactus and that we are lazy. but what happened is, like jesus, all those years that nothing was written about him until he was 30 years old when he started his ministry, okay, all he was doing was observing all the soldiers that were passing through his land where they lived and, you know, the whip masters and all that with the slaves. well, this mexican person, which was the giant, he was observing everything that was going through his eyes there, everybody that was being unjustly done, you know, things done to them. and now when he woke up, we have seen it now. that's why i said, he has awakened. now you see the younger generation all over the country demonstrating for their rights. when did we ever see that before? >> you're right. you'dy coronado is part of this great documentary called "impacto." fund-raiser on november 15th will showcase a couple films. >> the title of the film for my firs

>> it's like jesus was here. i feel like i should be more something. >> a little bit more pious? >> a little bit. it's too late for me. >> great. get your own crown of thorns? in answer to the question what would jesus wear? oh no, that's just wrong. Ñn >>> israel is bordered by egypt, jordan, syria, and lebanon. in 1967, after the six-day war, israel took control of the gaza strip, the sinai peninsula, the the west bank, the golon heights and annexed east jerusalem. in 2003, israel began construction on a wall along the green line representing the israeli-palestinian border. the wall now stretches 450 miles. when completed, it will span 700 miles. 85% of it in palestinian territory. on one hand, there's no doubt that the number of suicide bombings fell drastically. on the other, there's this. you cross from jerusalem into the west bank. also called judea, sumaria, also called palestine. since 1967, half a million settlers have moved here, all in contravention of international law. many in contravention of israe

>> it's like jesus was here. i feel like i should be more something. >> a little bit more pious? >> a little bit. well, it's too late for me. >> great. get your own crown of thorns? >> yeah. in answer to the question what would jesus wear? oh no, that's just wrong.re for stuff like laundry. whae we're too busy having fun. we get everything perfectly clean by tossing one of these in the wash. and that's it. i wanted to do that. oh, come on. eh, that's my favorite part. really? that's our tide. what's yours? >>> israel is bordered by egypt, jordan, syria, and lebanon. in 1967, after the six-day war, israel took control of the gaza strip, the sinai peninsula, the the west bank, the golon heights and annexed east jerusalem. in 2003, israel began construction on a wall along the green line representing the israeli-palestinian border. the wall now stretches 450 miles. when completed, it will span 700 miles. 85% of it in palestinian territory. on one hand, there's no doubt that the number of suicide bombings fell drasti

we believe, after all, that jesus underwent death and rose again just so when jesus comes back, god will bring back those who have rested through him. ♪ ♪ >> a solemn reading of the bible is followed by a lesson which serves as an additional food for thought. the first of these, for example, certainly reminds us of president kennedy, the just man shall always be repped. he shall fear no evil rapport. he's reading a 13th century hymn. ♪ this is a christian medication on the day of death. a notary public-catholic described this magnificent hymn as solitary in its excellence, the secret of its irresistible power lies in the awful grandier of its theme. the simple music of the language, the stately meter, the triple rhythm, all combine to produce an overwhelming effect as if we heard the final crash of the universe, the commotion of the openings of grays, the trumpets of the archangels summoning the living and the dead and the majesty seated on the throne of justice and mercy and ready to dispense everlasting life in an everlasting world. ♪ ♪ >> now comes the most important reading

>> it's like jesus was here. i feel like i should be more something. >> a little bit more pious? >> a little bit. well, it's too late for me. >> great. get your own crown of thorns? >> yeah. in answer to the question what would jesus wear? oh no, that's just wrong. hey wayne, quick question... did you try restarting it? no, not that. i was thinking about getting a tablet as a gift... verizon has tablets. they got a lot of them? accessing brain information... yes, they have a lot to choose from. did you really just... and now you can get $100 off any tablet. thanks, wayne. save like never before on any tablet at verizon now. get $100 off any tablet. plus trade in your old tablet for up to $150 or more. that's powerful. verizon. can you move your beverage away from the keyboard? it's making me anxious. sure thing. [ female announcer ] some people like to pretend a flood could never happen to them. and that their homeowners insurance protects them. [ thunder crashes ] it doesn't. stop pretending. only flood insuranc

como yo le dije a ellos, lo Único que quiero es verlo. >> todo comienza cuando la madre de jesÚs llamÓ a la policÍa para que la ayudaran a encontrar a su hijo de 17 aÑos que se habÍa escapado de la casa. >> lo Único que pido es quÉ fue realmente lo que paso con mi hijo. por quÉ él estÁ muerto? >> de acuerdo al jefe de la policÍa, se encontraba en la patrulla de un oficial rumbo al departamento de policÍa donde serÍa procesado por cargos de ingreso ilegal a una propiedad privada. >> huerta estaba en el asiento de atrÁs del carro de policÍa y llegando al cuartel, el oficial se tirÓ de la patrulla, cuando oyÓ un ruido alto. >> el ruido alto fue un disparo, un sonido que segÚn lÓpez provocó que el oficial abandonara el vehÍculo y colisionara con otro. >> en este vehÍculo, no hay indicaciÓn que ningÚn policÍa disparÓ sus armas durante este caso. >> el bureau de investigaciones continÚa intentando descifrar la investigaciÓn. >> no nos confirman de quiÉn es la pistola. cÓmo es? >> han pasado mÁs de 24 horas desde que jesÚs huerta muriÓ en este estacionamiento y

. >> el grado de dificultad es alto pero de riesgo es bajo con poca probabilidad de cicatrices . >> jesús paso por procedimiento antes y cuándo todo esta listo comenzó el proceso de 8 horas . >> bendas, en la cabeza, donde se sacan raíces . >> y temor de muchos el bisturi . >> el objetivo es cortar tira de 20 pulgadas para extraer 2500 hebras cierra y con paciencia une la piel puntada por puntada . >> conesto . >> después aprovechamos para hablar con jesús . >> se siente como nada que pasara, cuándo me toca no me duele . >> el descanso de 1 hora pero aquí no termina , porque estas hebras tendrán que ser injertadas para cubrir el área . >> mañana veremos como termina el procedimiento y productos que evitan la perdida del cabello tenemos más información . >> gracias . >> dicen por ahí que dios hace pocas cabezas perfectas las de más las cubrio con cabello . >> al belleza cuesta y también duele . >> si . >> gracias flavio mañana la 2da parte . >> parientes de los fallecidos del accidente de jenni rivera ganan en tribunales primera ronda, para establecer que la demanda si proc

prayer giver is typical. >> from his resurrection at easter, jesus christ, who took away the sins of the world. >> reporter: a federal appeals court in new york ruled a town unconstitutionally favored the christian faith. after observing that two-thirds of the prayers offered contains references to jesus, your son, or the holy spirit. attorney tom hungar defending the town of greece in the supreme court warned of the risk of allowing the government to engage in deciding who may offer a prayer or the language it may contain. >> to say you can pray in these words to these deitie sechlt but those those, that is contrary to your tradition of religious liberty. >> the plaintiffs in the case, linda stephens, who is an atheist and susan gal galloway who is jewish said the prayers are coercive. >> you can't participate in a prayer before you stand up to take discretionary action that affects you personally. this is highly coercive, also a sectarian endorsement. this case is about christians aggressively imposing themselves on their fellow citizens with the power of government. >> the justice

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became a catholic he went to the pope and said i'm ready to join jesus didn't please absolve me for my money genocide that was tony blair's appeal to the pope now this guy who wants to say the same thing i was produced of putting in one point six trillion dollars worth of financial terrorism and i'm good or people when i was at the federal open market committee would jesus have me now pope pope will you would jesus have gone down and the pope was saying hey guess what according to the bible you should stop a rock of your neck and jump in the river and go down and swim with the fishes because you're a sinful guilty. again you paraphrase of course with the post you go oh you gentle documents over the vatican which i've seen these saying don't be pleasant for. also in the news this week was mark carney the head of the bank of england here and he said house price rises are actually just reflection of people's expectations of higher wages in future utter bollocks says nick trace of course we know that's not true because for forty months straight incomes in. the u.k. has been declining af

a teenager dressed as jesus. but when school authorities saw him they told him to change his costume. wfld reporter lisa teraria has all sides to the story. >> this is how 17-year-old highland park senior mar shjon sanders showed up at school. >> i dressed up as jesus i just got baptized. he's the most influential person in my life. >> he was called to the dean's office. >> she tells me my costume was offensive and i was promoting religion which i wasn't at all. >> he was told to take off his costume before he went back to class. he did just that and called his mother. >> my first reaction was shock because last night we had went out and went to the craft stores and linen stores. i was excited he had chosen to be jesus. >> sanders didn't understand why he couldn't dress up as a figure he looked up to. >> i saw other kids prrp dressed as moses i talked to them. they were questioned but they were never brought down to the dean. >> other students agreed. >> i am p orthodox jew and i didn't see a problem with it. he

. ♪ falling in love ♪ ♪with jesus ♪ falling in love ♪ with jesus ♪ falling in love ♪ with jesus ♪ was the best thing that i ever done ♪ tavis: this is why i love you, man. [laughter] you hit it right on the spot and make it sound so sweet. wonder, arch, stevie friend of both of ours, he was at our church not long ago, and people saw him coming in. the pastor asked stevie if he wouldn't mind coming up and singing something. stevie came up and said in front of the whole church, i wish i had written the song. he said, i love this song. it is played in my spirit. you can go to youtube and see it. he killed that thing. he loves her son. >> i had to tell my church -- i go to the dream center -- i had to tell the pastor, stevie sang it. i had to get up and sing it. i said, i know stevie wonder sing the song, but i wrote it. [laughter] you owe stevie something. >>, on. -- come on. it is such an honor, man. i sing like this. i feel like this because stevie has really inspired me. stevie, donny hathaway, those are the people that really inspired me. tavis: how did you get inspired to choose t

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