chaplain of the synod in 2003.fallible. from my first conversation with the chaplain it was truly made that a powerful message he has to share. and i'm grateful that he is a great to be with us here this morning. ladies and gentlemen, the 62nd chaplain of the united states synod dr. barry black. [applause] >> let us pray. speak, lord, for we are listening. in the name of jesus christ our lord, amen. president biden, leaders in our government, legislative branch, judicial branch, leaders throughout the world, and my dear wife brenda, the fact that i am standing before you today is proof that god indeed has a sense of humor. [laughing] i want to talk to you about turning your crisis into conquests, turning your crisis into conquests. a crisis is a time of difficulty, trouble, or danger. a conquest is the act or process of conquering. we are facing many challenges in our nation and world. but the fact that we can come to this place in this nation and lift our hearts across the religious spectrum in prayer and praise i

the essence of chaplain is his connection to the real world.there are a lot of comedians who want to take the audience away from the real world. especially in that time. but he was connected to the real world that people saw walking to the theater. they sell poor people, stores, factories -- they saw poor people, stores, factories. modern times is his take on that reality that was pandemic in the 1930's and it has not changed and he accepted his more so now than it was in 1936 so it is a film that is eternally relevant, as is the great dictator. peter: you have written about cary grant, it says will, john wayne, mary pickford, and others. it sounds like you got pretty good cooperation from the chaplin family. scott: they gave me free reign. they asked for no permissions. they never saw the manuscript. i wrote based on what i found. i was very pleased. i expected them to hover more than they did. there was no hovering whatsoever. they gave me permission to do my research in their archives without holding anything back and to write what i chose.

two more seriously wounded, including the hospital chaplain. what, chaplain adams? how bad is he?e upper torso. he's in surgery now. you know the chaplain? yeah. he's one of the nicest people i ever met. who shoots a priest? i'm hoping st. augustine's chief of medicine can shed some light on it. dr. michaels. commander robert hicks, lapd s.w.a.t. this is sergeant harrelson. doctor. is there anyone that you can think of that would have a grudge against this hospital or its employees? we're used to dealing with angry patients and their families, but fred hill stood out. he's made nonstop threats. he's had to be removed from the premises a couple of times. i believe he's your shooter. what's mr. hill's issue? hill's son, isaac, suffered from a rare kidney disease, arpkd. due to the severity of isaac's case, the hospital transplant board couldn't sign off on a kidney transplant, and isaac died about a month ago. it appears that mr. hill took his revenge on some of those board members today. the shooting victims were on the hospital transplant board? three of the four, including the ho

peter: how long did chaplain stay in the one week. to get used to the time change because at this point he is 84 years old and old age is beginning to have its effect on him. he is the same person he was in 1952. he has slowed down consirably carefully, they went to the bahamas for a couple days to get used to the time change and then new york for a couple of days and then l.a. for the oscar ceremony. then he went back home and never came back to america. ■epeter: partial filmography of night -- of charlie chaplin, the trailp -- the trail -- t ramp. if you were to recommend one of the movies to get a sense of charlie chaplin, which one? scott: one movie? modern times. the essence of chaplain is his connection to the real world. there are a lot of comedians who want to take the audience away from the real world. especially in that time. but he was connected to the real world that people saw walking to the theater. they sell poor people, stores, factories -- they sawoo stores,. modern times is his take on that reality that was pandemic

, here are the chaplains, so to speak, our army , who are together with our people and so on, that’sut nevertheless , the pope... so to speak, really, doesn’t just make statements, and this is undoubtedly a search for groping for some new options, we can say that he is also included in the general game of the west against russia, an attempt to deceive again , but as for deceiving, not deceiving, listen, don’t be fools, no one will deceive you, that’s all, and everything is very simple, you don’t need to build children for yourself, so to speak, and some gentlemen in white gloves, no one will deceive you, because they don’t have any such super-duper technologies for deception, the only question is whether you buy it or not, if you don’t buy it, then you won’t be deceived, oh deceive me... it’s hard to say so, i ’m happy to be deceived myself, this is what you don’t have to be all this then so to speak it will be good, you need to have true priorities, so to speak, and no one will deceive you a strong point of view on all key issues and no one, so to speak, not a single pig there, as i

chaplain kibben: would you pray with me.[b■a one, we pause in stillness before you.e wait patiently for you as this new week begins for the def our heart. speaking to us your word of truth. on our part, may we come to trust you. that may our trust in you know no boundaries, may no uncertainty, no doubt, noear or anxiety serve as barriers for our trust in your steadfast love for us. may our faith encourage us to walk closer to you. to follow where you lead us. and to go where you call us to go, sure of your grace plkeep os that threaten us. keep our feet on the foundation you have laid beneath us. keep ourilbq from the temptations that surround us. and keep our hearts within your own loving embrace. todan say or do, may we trust in you, o lord, and do what is good. sure of overwhelm nip tense, we are bold to pray. amen. the speaker pro tempore: the chair has examined the journal of the last day's proceedings and announces to the house the approval thereof. pursuant to clause 1 of rule 1, the journal stands approved. the pledge of allegianceill be d by the -- will be l

the prayer will be offered by chaplain kibben. the chaplain: would you pray with me? guard both our o, god. let no thought enter our hearts that may hinder our closeness with you, nor let any word come from our mouth that is not meant for your hearing, but set a guard over our mouths and keep watch over the door of our lips. do not any unwholesome talk leave our mouths but only that that is helpful to the value of the institution and the people we've been called to serve. show us how to speak in such a way that edifies the conversation. differences, may e benefit those with whom we dialogue. inspire us to energize and not jeopardize discussion, to invigorate and not denigrate our interlocutors. may we cultivate dignity and ask ngage this day. encourage us to build one another up according to their needs, that we may succeed in strengthening the body and repairing the divisions that weaken our purpose to do good works in our service to you and to this country. o, god, our guardian, guide and stay, abide with us this day, and grant us the blessing of your divine guidanc

the chaplain: let us pray. me enlighten our lawmakers with a shin

a group of military chaplains is taking on the pentagon at the supreme court.tice correspondent david reporting lived on this breaking story. david tell us what's going on. >> reporter: martha it's an interesting case and 1 we will continue to watch. it was filed with the u.s. supreme court and happens to be from 4 years after the country shut down for the covid-19 emergency. this group of military chaplains asking the supreme court to do something to stop what it calls retaliatory actions by the department of defence regarding the covid-19 vaccine mandate and also arguing they should not have to take the vaccine because of religious objections. the group are asking the justices for a stay, better known as a pause to policy they claim punish people on filed religious objections to the mandate. the group argues there using outdated guidance and is retaliating and reads in part dod's numerous retaliatory adverse actions against these chaplains violate the law reading contempt for law and inviting every man to become a law unto insult. that invitation has no place

interest to charlie chaplain.rity apparatus of the united states of america had at one time to anotr to charlie chaplain, his mail was opened, his house was surveilled, his employees had been intervixes bd personal had gone over with fine-tooth comb basically going over something to get him and they didn't find anything. >> sunday night at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span' q&a. you can listen to q&a and all of our podcast on c-span now app. >> c-span now is a free mobile app featuring your unfiltered view of what's happening in dem, keep up with the day's biggest events with live streams of floor proceedings and hearings from the u.s. congress white house events the courts, campaigns and more from the world of politics all at your fingertips, you can also stay current with the latest open ■6od of washington journal and find scheduling information for c-span tv networks and c-span radio plus a variety of compelling podcasts. c-span now is available at the apple store and google play, scan the qr code to download it for

■■é >> chaplain mccray, please be seated. it's now my pleasure to welcome a man with a distinguished record of service to our country, including that of being an f-18 pilot at miramar and then commanding officer at miramar, multiple deployments and operations around the world, commanding gener of the marine base brigadier general jason whitworth. general: thank you, mr. ryan and mr. trulio and thencredible staff at the reagan library. i was going to make a joke for the tent but i don't think it's raining that much. thank you for the tent and everything do you everda in memr great president. good morning, distinguished guests. and thank you for the warm welcome.h you here today to commemorate the birthday of our 40th president ronald reagan. on behalf of the marine corps and sailors of camp pendleton and the west coast, thank for you inviting us to participate in great american. special welcome to the true icon of democracy and fellowender of freedom. first i'd like to thank the marines from camp pendleton supporting today's c

, this is understandable, yes, although where is he and where are the chaplains, to be honest , yes,ments is doing, and this is undoubtedly a search for groping for some new options, we can say that he is also included in the general game of the west against russia, an attempt to deceive again, but as for deceiving, don’t deceive, listen, don’t be fools, no one will deceive you , that’s all, and... everything is very simple, you don’t need to build children for yourself, so to speak, and some gentlemen in white gloves, no one will deceive you, because they don’t have any such super-duper technologies for deception , the only question is whether you buy it or not, if you don’t buy it, yes, you won’t be deceived , ah, it’s not difficult to deceive me, so to speak, i ’m glad to be deceived myself, this is what you don’t have to be, all this, then everything will be fine, so to speak, you need to have true priorities, so to speak, and no one will bother you will deceive , a clear, firm point of view on all key issues, we are no one, not a single one, so to speak, not a single pig there,

chaplain, thank you for the beautiful words. please, one more round of applause for the high school choir. incredible. incredible. [applause] madam speaker and members of the minnesota house of representatives, madam majority leader and members of the minnesota senate, madame chief justice, distinguished members of the minnesota supreme court and chief judge, my fellow constitutional officers, members of my staff, cabinet and administration, governor dayton and mrs. dayton, wonderful to see you both. [applause] gov. walz: distinguished tribal leaders, members of the minnesota national guard, chaplain mark patrick, superintendent, principal staff and faculty, and especially students. [applause] lieutenant governor peggy flanagan and minnesota's second gentleman tom weber. [applause] minnesota's first lady, gwen walz. [applause] honored guests and my fellow minnesotans, maybe it is the smell of that freshly sharpened pencil, maybe it is the site of those desks in neat rows, maybe it's the sound of nervous youthful chatter fill in

amen. >> chaplain mccray, please be seated.d gentlemen, it's now my pleasure to welcome a man with a distinguished record of service to our country, including that of being an f-18 pilot at miramar and then commanding officer at miramar, multiple deployments and operations around the world, commanding general of the marine base brigadier general jason whitworth. general: thank you, mr. ryan and mr. trulio and the incredible staff at the reagan library. i was going to make a joke for the tent but i don't think it's raining that much. thank you for the tent and everything do you every day for the guests in memory of our great president. good morning, distinguished guests. and thank you for the warm welcome. it's an honor to be with you here today to commemorate the birthday of our 40th president ronald reagan. on behalf of the marine corps and sailors of camp pendleton and the west coast, thank for you inviting us to participate in honoring this great american. special welcome to the true icon of democracy and fellow defender of

this is from a canadian from a canadian who was a methodist chaplain. and it would help if i turn to the right page here. there it is, a methodist chaplain writing in 1918 when he confronted the claims about holy war, he says, that's all tommy rott to me, most of us here know ourselves that the fight no, the no ourselves and the fight too well to presume identify it with the cause of jesus. it is true. we have our orators to the union jack picture the british jack all the crosses and shouting jehovah my banner. but most of us, for one reason or another, would prefer the union jack for all its crosses be mingled less freely with the emblems of our religion? my reason is that it lowers the standard of jesus, yet i it is every christian's duty and privilege to contribute to the winning of war, not as a christian, but as a citizen of our warring country, not presuming to identify why in our case that, which is caesar's, which with that is christ's. and with that we'll. see you on thursday. irish catholics and 19th century new york city politics. >> well, go

black chaplain to serve in the military was henry mcneal turner in the war. but after that, it's not until 1884 that we get henry vinson plummer, who was a follower of henry mcneill turner to actually become official, first official, black chaplain in the regular army in the calvary and at one point in time in 1884, after he joins it's going to be henry vinson, plummer, john hanks, alexander and charles young all serving in the ninth calvary. at the same time. and it doesn't unnoticed right. but after charles young's untimely death, you do not get the first black general until 1940. and it is one of charles young's followers. bishop oh. bishop, i'm sorry. i'm bishop general benjamin ho. davies senior people are more familiar with benjamin davies, his son, because of his work as a tuskegee airman, his advocacy for black leadership. and so when we think about this perspective in looking at okay this is the in life and the world that charles young is thriving in or serving in its a very clear message in regards to when we think about the need you can fast forwar

this is from a canadian from a canadian who was a methodist chaplain. and it would help if i turn to the right page here. there it is, a methodist chaplain writing in 1918 when he confronted the claims about holy war, he says, that's all tommy rott to me, most of us here know ourselves that the fight no, the no ourselves and the fight too well to presume identify it with the cause of jesus. it is true. we have our orators to the union jack picture the british jack all the crosses and shouting jehovah my banner. but most of us, for one reason or another, would prefer the union jack for all its crosses be mingled less freely with the emblems of our religion? my reason is that it lowers the standard of jesus, yet i it is every christian's duty and privilege to contribute to the winning of war, not as a christian, but as a citizen of our warring country, not presuming to identify why in our case that, which is caesar's, which with that is christ's. and with that we'll. see you on thursday.

the chaplain will lead the senate in prayer. the chaplain: let us pray. filling our lives with good things.

detained a russian intelligence agent who tried to join the ukrainian paratroopers under the guise of a chaplain. he turned out to be an official of the kyiv regional military administration. the mole planned to enlist with one of the combat assault brigades to spy on its deployment. also, according to the task of the curators , the person involved had to establish trusting relations with the command. in order to pass himself off as a chaplain, the man made a false certificate. about independence to parishioners of one of the denominations, the informant was detained when he was passing by interviews for enlistment in the armed forces of ukraine. currently, the suspect has been notified of suspicion under the second part of article 111 of the criminal code of ukraine, which is treason committed under martial law. he was remanded in custody. the investigation is ongoing, the attacker is responsible for... 100,000 people left the kupyan district in kharkiv region, before the full-scale invasion, 135,000 locals lived there, now the villages and towns are almost devastated, said andrii, the head of

all this is going on while he is resettling in propaganda, the anti-chaplain propaganda continued publishedpalestine with the jewish radicals helping to found israel, to kill british soldiers inne in 1947 when israel was founded. the most insane one came after he was -- after he left the country after it was claimed he was going to adopt the children

the chaplains are increasingly coming on to middlesex. these evangelical fundamentalists chaplains, go to some place where basic training graduates. and they said beforehand, in their meeting, these troops are most vulnerable. they've been racked and trained to death. go get the we try to reach our recruits immediately. there are 450000 recruits and the freshman class of this next year's armed forces that's going through boot camp. we will touch about $200000.00 of them is next year. they had something like 70 baptisms at fort tags at the, in the basic training interest and they proselytise and they get them, they take them down and baptize them. and then they're part of those fish and nationalist the get your wife senior, another colored individual final life. you're sorry, colonel wilkerson recommended that i talked to mikey weinstein. he's with the military religious freedom foundation. and he's worked for the last 2 decades shining a light on religious, fundamentalist influence within the military. this is kind of a shadow ward. i com

caller: i'm retired from the navy as a chaplain in the v.a.so i have been around the military and military you said your organization support support in iraq but you also said you are highly bipartisan and acknowledge support for republicans, independents and democrats. how can you be and you support the war in iraq when the republicans don't support the war in i the republican nominee thinks veterans are suckers? how can you be bipartisan when the republican leader in the republicans in congress aren't supporting democracy? host: do you mean ukraine or iraq? caller: did i say iraq government that's ok, don't apologize. guest: it's difficult. i am an affiliate --unaffiliated. every day there's an opportunity to get triggered. it's not easy and werone of the only organization that's doing it. if you feel you don't have a home and there's not a one party solution which i believe it by courier. there are three things he could do was an individual if you want to address this problem. you can do nothing which is a natural place to go. you could pic

the warden, the chaplain and many staff there have been convicted of raping the women there.not even imagine the horrors that those women experienced. >> jack is in hawaii in the mountain time zone. go ahead, jack. >> i would like to have -- i ha to ask michelle. i would like?ñ first talk about the conditions in el salvador. go on youtube and show a bit of the conditions they have in el salvador. and those people that they rounded up down there are coming up here. we have presidents -- ms 13 people -- >> is the question for michelle related to the prisoner jail system specifically? >> i don't know about her thoughts about what el salvador is doing rounding up th gang members and they are coming across the border. >> do you have any thoughts on that? >> i would like to respond thise reference of country clubs. anyone that has ever spent time in prison or jail in america would never describe them as a couns in albany, georgia and has some experience with the prison system. can you tell us about ur experience and then your question for michelle? >> i went to prison 1999. and the

, as chaplains, go to some place where basic training graduates. and they said before, hand in their meeting, these troops are, it's are most of they've been racked and trained to death. go get the, we try to reach our recruits immediately. there are 450000 recruits and the freshman class of this next year's on for some steps to going through boot camp. we will touch about $200000.00 of them is next year. they had something like 70 baptisms at fort jackson at the, in the basic training interest and they proselytizing, they get them, they take them down and baptize them. and then they are part of the vision nationalist the get your wife, senior, and other colored individual final life. you're sorry, colonel wilkerson recommended that i talked to mikey weinstein. he's with the military religious freedom foundation. and he's worked for the last 2 decades shining a light on religious, fundamentalist influence within the military. this is kind of a i a shadow ward i come from military family. my dad went to the naval academy. so i applied for a got into

managing chaplain or one of the supportive chaplains , and we supportive chaplains, and we find thata faith if they're in prison than, than not. but even by the standards of the most amazing, you know, revivals of religious conversions, there is something going on in prisons because we are seeing the most incredible number of people converting, particularly to , to converting, particularly to, to islam in a way that is defies logic. and i think one of the things that we need to ensure that prison chaplains and prison management have is that inquiring mind to say, just what the heck is going on here? you know, this this doesn't seem right. and to perhaps have some professional cynicism as to exactly why it's going on and to help the prisoners that they've got from making big mistakes, okay. >> well , look, okay. >> well, look, thank you very, very much for coming on. we are out of time, unfortunately, now. but i would love to have you back on at some point in the very near future, actually, to continue this discussion, because an issue because i know it's an issue that a lot of our th

, as chaplains, go to some place where basic training graduates. and they said before, hand in their meeting, these troops are, it's are most of they've been racked and trained to death. go get the, we try to reach our recruits immediately. there are 450000 recruits and the freshman class of this next year's on for some steps to going through boot camp. we will touch about $200000.00 of them is next year. they had something like 70 baptisms at fort jackson at the, in the basic training interest and they proselytizing, they get them, they take them down and baptize them. and then they are part of the fishing nationalist the get your wife, senior, and other colored individual final life. you're sorry, colonel wilkerson recommended that i talked to mikey weinstein. he's with the military religious freedom foundation. and he's worked for the last 2 decades shining a light on religious, fundamentalist influence within the military. this is kind of a shadow ward. i come from military family. my dad went to the naval academy. so i applied for a got into a

, as chaplains, go to some place where basic training graduates. and they said before, hand in their meeting, these troops are, it's are most of they've been racked and trained to death. go get the, we try to reach our recruits immediately. there are 450000 recruits and the freshman class of this next year's on forces that's going through boot camp. we will touch about $200000.00 of them is next year. they had something like 70 baptisms at fort jackson at the, in the basic training interest and they proselytizing, they get them, they take them down and baptize them. and then they are part of the fishing nationalist the get your wife, senior, and other colored individual final life. you're sorry, colonel wilkerson recommended that i talked to mikey weinstein. he's with the military religious freedom foundation. and he's worked for the last 2 decades shining a light on religious, fundamentalist influence within the military. this is kind of a shadow ward. i come from military family. my dad went to the naval academy. so i applied for a got into all 3

managing chaplain or one of the supportive chaplains , and we supportive chaplains, and we find thatpeople have a faith if they're in prison than, than not. but even by the standards of the most amazing, you know, revivals of religious conversions, there is something going on in prisons because we are seeing the most incredible number of people converting, particularly to , to converting, particularly to, to islam in a way that is defies logic. and i think one of the things that we need to ensure that prison chaplains and prison management have is that inquiring mind to say, just what the heck is going on here? you know, this this doesn't seem right. and to perhaps have some professional cynicism as to exactly why it's going on and to help the prisoners that they've got from making big mistakes, okay. >> well , look, okay. >> well, look, thank you very, very much for coming on. we are out of time, unfortunately, now. but i would love to have you back on at some point in the very near future, actually, to continue this discussion, because an issue because i know it's an issue that a l

are increasingly coming funded middlesex, these evangelical fundamentalists chaplains, go to some place where basic training graduates and they said beforehand in their meeting, these troops are most vulnerable. they've been racked and trained to death. go get the we try to reach our recruits immediately. there are 450000 recruits and the freshman class of this next year's armed forces that's going through boot camp. we will touch about $200000.00 of them is next year. they had something like 70 baptisms at fort jackson at the, in the basic training interest. and they proselytize and they get them, they take them down and baptize them. and then they're part of the fishing nationalist, the the the get it you know, i've seen here and other card individual, final life. you're sorry, colonel wilkerson recommended that i talked to mikey weinstein. he's with the military religious freedom foundation. and he's worked for the last 2 decades shining a light on religious, fundamentalist influence within the military. this is kind of a i a shadow ward i come from military family. my dad went to th

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there is no way to treat it differently, but we do not stoop to insults for these phrases, here are the chaplainst he belongs destined for water. the impudence is boundless, while the country is on the verge of default, the credit rating has hit another rock bottom. western media are trying to estimate the real chances of ukraine, taking into account all the weapons that the united states and europe can produce. any attempts to film a bravura story about nato miracle technology on the front line. rests on the harsh ukrainian reality, you just have to see this, this is called, hello, idiots. the british publication sun wanted to make a beautiful report about the challenger 2 tank in ukraine. that's what came out of it. and then this trouble, he drowned. he just. amazing accuracy, in fact they had real problems with this tank here in ukraine, due to its mobility. they said it was too heavy, that it wasn't powerful enough and that it kept getting stuck. you can see that's exactly what happened here. the bottom of the tank is in the mud, we are trying to cross a small ditch several meters wide, but i

zelensky was traditionally rude in response , saying that the real church with people are chaplains on, who... support ukrainian militants, not some kind of pope, and in general , kiev does not need the vatican’s services in virtual mediation, - zia said, sitting 2,500 km from the front line to francis, it is better to remain silent, while for some reason zia is not embarrassed by the incitement of war and biden’s intervention in it, which is much further from the front, this is different. the ukrainian ambassador to the vatican came up with a comparison between russia and the third reich. at the same time, he reminded the holy see of its position during the second world war, that is, cooperation with hitler. cooperation with the nazi fuhrer from the upa and the ss division galicia in kiev is considered the norm. this is something else, number two. ukrainian armed forces officer yuri kasyanov wrote on social networks that there is no god in the vatican, he is fighting evil in ukraine. in principle, it is logical that russia is fighting evil in ukraine, as he said. look, bendera's peopl

robert downeer, who of course made an amazing comeback might years ago he was nominated for a film, chaplainnow this. if there was ever eroded to rebuild in your career, is it. i rebuild in your career, is it. i think it's one of the greatest comebacks in hollywood history, he was down and out in the 90s, couldn't even get insured, then he served his time in the marvel machine and kept hollywood afloat by making these marvel movies which were the most successful franchise in hollywood history, what people wanted to be reminded about the guy who did chaplain in the 90s, good as he was an airman, it was good to see him arriving like 0ppenheimer. halfway through, donald trump tweeted that he did not likejimmy kimmel, did you like him? i tweeted that he did not like jimmy kimmel, did you like him?- tweeted that he did not like jimmy kimmel, did you like him? i think he did a treat kimmel, did you like him? i think he did a great job. _ kimmel, did you like him? i think he did a great job, the _ kimmel, did you like him? i think he did a great job, the audience - kimmel, did you like him? i think

the warden, the chaplain, and many staff have been convicted of raping then there. the horrors those women have experienced. host: jack in hawaii, the mountain time zone. go ahead, jack. caller: i would like to have two questions i would like to ask michele. i would like to see c-span set her up with the conditions in el salvador and go on youtube and show a bit of the conditions sa. those people that they rounded up down here are coming up here. we have just one. ms 13 people. she knows who they are. michele related to the prison or jail system specifically? caller: what is her thoughts on what el salvador is doing to round up all those gang members =!that are coming across the border. host: you have any thoughts on that? guest: i would like to respond to one piece of this, the reference to country clubs. anyone who has ever spent time in any prison or jail in america would never describe them as a country anthony in albany, georgia, and has some experience with the prison system. can you tell us about your r question for michele? caller: i went to prison back in 1

the prayer will be offered by chaplain kibben. the chaplain: would you pray with me? that may hinder our closeness wi

the guest chaplain: let us pray. almighty and everlasting god, who guides the stars and holds our hearts, i humbly seek your divine presence as the senate gathers in solemn duty. god, guide the senators of this great nation, th i pray for your wisdom to light their path, courage to uphold the truth, and compassion to serve with integrity. may the senators be stewards of peace, fostering unity where there is division and bringing hope to places dimmed by despair. grant our senators the vision to see beyond the immediate, to the future where justice and liberty flourish for all. god, bless their deliberations. may their decisions forge a stronger, more inclusive society, where every voice is heard, every life is valued, andaction is measured by its benefit to the common good. holy one, help us walk together in peace, live together in justice, and stand together in unity. god, bless america. amen. the presiding officer: please join me in reciting the pledge of allegiance to our flag. i pledge allegiance to the flag of t

. >> you work with young people, you are a chaplain at a state college, are they interested in this? do they find the resurrection a more difficult doctrine than you might expect? >> i think it is a challenge, he suffered and he died, that is pretty much a historical point, but the risen part, there is a great movement among young people to meditate on it and be in the presence of the blessed sacrament come of the hosts that we consecrate during the mass, it is the body, mystically so, the body of christ, but we believe that is really him and it is tactile. so that sense of a physical, real presence that also has a spiritual power to it, it is very intriguing for the young adults of today and provides a lot of gusto. >> the youth minister arranges those adoration sessions and a think that it is not only meditative but deeply plummeting to get away from the digital world. father, i want to thank you for being with us. we have a minute left. i'd like to ask you, what are the one or two things viewer should take away from this discussion? >> it is an intriguing mystery and it is worth a

the first black female chaplain requested her to be there because i think they're friends.y were saying that she -- even though i don't like her either but she said she was there on a nonpolitical -- she was more there as a guest and as a person requested by the person being honored and they said, don't do it this time -- that was kind of the push of it. oliver bonk anything bothering me, when they were looking at people for political -- because now my back knows that i was for only fans. [laughter] >> greg: producers rumored to edit out all that stuff jim said in favor of letitia james. [laughter] i'm joking. >> just let her know i said it. >> greg: kat what are your thoughts here? know their backing up there saying not hunting -- is not a political thing, what do you say? >> i just feel like being booed is any -- never any reason to get the fire in the -- department involved. [ coughing ] why isn't letitia james saying something? if i were her i would be embarrassed. if i was her would be embarrassed that apparently the fire department of new york that that i couldn't han

speak, yes right now they are discussing in america, by the way, the possibility of allowing satanic chaplainsstitutions and so on, is being discussed in america, so that those who consider it right to lie, kill, commit crimes, rape and rob i could also, yes, behave in this way, that is, this is actually the brink of self-destruction of civilization, here is ukraine today, destroying the canonical church, it is following this path, this must be understood, yes, but as for, so to speak , i’m talking about the content, but as for the good, i don’t know whether they understand or not, you won’t exist, but the church of christ will exist, you won’t exist, but the church will exist, and even if you used your brains a little , you would understand a simple thing, yes, what really absolutely. suppression and repression against the canonical ukrainian orthodox church, although i have a lot of complaints about it , because their attempt is not to see what happened in ukraine, including the reason for everything that happened, but nevertheless, however, yours, your attempt to oust them into outcasts , i

>y >> chaplain mccray, please be seated.elcome a man with a distinguished record of service to our country, including that of being an f-18 pilot at miramar and then commanding officer at miramar, multiple deployments and operations around the world, commanding general of the marine base brigadier general jason whitworth. general: thank you, mr. ryan and mr. trulio and the incredible staff at the reagan library. i was going to make a joke for raining that much.'thi thank you for the tent and everything do you every day for the guests in memory of our great president. good morning, distinguished guests. you for the warm welcome. it's an honor to be with you here today to commemorate the birthday of our 40th president ronald reagan. on behalf of the marine corps and sailors of camp pendleton and theest coast, thank for you inviting us to participate in honoring this great american. special welcome to the true icon of democracy and fellow defender of freedom. first i'd like to thank the marines from camp pendleton supporting to

walz: distinguished tribal leaders, members of the minnesota national guard, chaplain mark patrick, superintendent, principal staff and faculty, and especially students. [applause] lieutenant governor peggy flanagan and minnesota's second gentleman tom weber. [applause] minnesota's first lady, gwen walz. [applause] honored guests and my fellow minnesotans, maybe it is the smell of that freshly sharpened pencil, maybe it is the site of those desks in neat rows, maybe it's the sound of nervous youthful chatter fill in the hallways, but whatever it is, if you are a teacher, nothing, and i mean nothing beats the first day of school. for many years of our lives, we celebrated new year's day not in january, but in early fall. when the doors opened back up and the kids came back from summer break. the first day of school is all about hope. it's all about opportunity and it's all about endless possibility. that has never been more true than here last fall, when the doors opened on this beautiful new building, a 317,000 square foot state-of-the-art symbol of this community's commitment to its children. [ap