walter cronkite and billy graham. reverend graham was blessed with the gift that that brings all together. bridged the differences. us. you can remember it. and the crusades. we all came together here. united americans. he lifted them up. he understood how god's word could change hearts and inspired us live up to our highest ideals. i hope when members of congress walk by his, they reflect on the standards of faith ethics and decency that he exemplified throughout his extraordinary life. i that his presence here in the capitol can help us find opportunities to unite around what makes our nation great. there's no north carolinian more deserving of this honor. i want to thank the many people who play a role in getting a statue here. i see one of those people, my friend, former colleague charlie jeter and the audience he led the charge to get the state law passed in 2015. that started this whole process. chase fagan, charlotte artist, what a wonderful job you did with the statue. and also, i have to the graham family, fr

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my father used to love taking me to see billy graham. my father would take me to see really graham at yankee stadium. he had the biggest rallies you've ever seen. he was a good rally guy too. he would get up and he was fantastic. my father looked billy graham. but i love franklin graham. i think he has been fantastic, and am working so hard to adhere to his note to me. i'm working hard on it, franklin. if the events of last saturday make anything clear, it's that every single moment we have on earth is a gift from god. we have to make the most of every day for the people and for the country that we love. the attacker in pennsylvania wanted to stop our movement, but the truth is, the movement has never been about me. it's always been about you. it's a biggest movement in the history of our country by far. it can't be stopped. it has always been about the hard-working patriotic citizens of america. for too long our nation has settled for too little. we settled for too little. we've given everything to other nations, to other people. you be

she loved to watch billy graham. one of the things i loved to correct -- this is not a criticism.ut while i really believed and i believed quite passionately there was something shallow about my faith as a kid. i went off to the military, to college, to law school. and somewhere along the way, that faith that had develop and germinating sort of evaporated. and so by the time that i was in law school, i started to call myself an atheist. there's a certain arrogance to it. i think there was this idea that i was smart and wise and i knew things that my grandma never knew. and i think that arrogance motivates a lot, frankly of secular culture in our country today. but -- but to me what -- what really brought me back to chris: -- christ was finding a wife and what was required of me as a father. there was wisdom in the christian faith that i ignored but was most relevant to the question that is was presented in my life as a husband and a father. my wife despite not being raised christian herself, she made in observation to me and i started going to church. she said, you know, this is n

take me to see billy graham at yankee stadium. he had the biggest to at least you've ever said he was a good rally guy too. but he'd get up at a was a fantastic guy. my father love billy, grab but i love frankly, graham. i think frank lives been fantastic and i'm try, i'm working so hard to adhere to his note to me. i'm working hard on it fragments. but if the events of last saturday may get a beesley, it is that every single moment we have winners is a gift from god. we have to make the most of every day for the people and for the country that we love . the attacker in pennsylvania wanted to stop our movement, but the truth is, the movement has never been about me. it has always been about you. it's your movements, the biggest move into the history of our country. get the sense it can't be said. it is always been about the hard working patriotic citizens of america for too long, our nation is settled for too little. we settled for 2 little as we've given everything to other nations. other people you have been told to lower your e

you would believe it if you listen to billy graham. franklin graham is right, probably, but he wrote me a beautiful letter. president trump, i watched your speeches and rallies all the time. i love your storytelling. there is nobody that can do it like you. but please, you are hurting yourself very badly. don't use foul language. make me feel bad, actually. because i don't use much. i don't use much. if it is foul it is not really felt. you know there is really foul, foul and a little off. some people don't like the word hell. that is not good. or the word bullshit they don't like. but it is more descriptive. there is no word -- but he said please -- so, i've been really good the last four or five times really been good. you lose a little something. but reciprocal trade basically means you screw us and we will screw you, it is very simple. and i can't describe it. and i don't think it is foul, but he is probably right. to further protect michigan autoworkers i will end the biden-harris electrical vehicle mandate on day one. i will imme

my -- billy graham.uld tame him to the saidium a biggest streech and i got it and he was fantastic and my father loved billy graham and i'm working so hard to me. and i'm washing hard on it frankling but my body is every moment on life is a gift from god. we have to make the most of every day for the people and for the kowfnt try we love. the attackses in california happenedded to protect about neem. the biggest movement in the sitter so far. >> it can't be doped and about how the hard working sproops of america. we shoveled to 9 iron and given to other nations and to other people and spep less from our other families. imlevel im. your expectations aren't big enough. it is time to demand if the best lurp. we did to it. and ambition is grade questioned natureness and our energies our destiny will remain out of reach and that is not acceptable. we must take that energy and use it to our country's true potential and the american story, and we will come tonight and success will intri us together. it is a sto

franklin graham, the evangelist, the son of billy graham. that is the lineup tonight.will go down to the convention floor. susan swain is there. susan: night number 4. and the big speech by former president trump. the place is a buzz. there is a lot of noise and it is pretty fast of down here. hours to go until mr. trump's speech. i will speak to max cowman who is covering this. this is your first convention. you are a reporter. what are you seeing? max: the main theme is unity. the republican party feels good about their chances of winning in november. all united around former president donald trump. he will speak tonight. that is a stark contrast to democrats debating over their own party's future and if president biden can run again. here in milwaukee, at least everyone seems to be on the same page, at least publicly. >> people will have to turn out votes in their own districts and organize people. that sense of unity becomes important. >> for sure. what we saw last night with j.d. vance. president trump picked a running mate who is ideologically aligned with him. f

my -- billy graham.was fantastic and my father loved billy graham and i'm working so hard to me. and i'm washing hard on it frankling but my body is every moment on life is a gift from god. we have to make the most of every day for the people and for the kowfnt try we love. the attackses in california happenedded to protect about neem. the biggest movement in the sitter so far. >> it can't be doped and about how the hard working sproops of america. we shoveled to 9 iron and given to other nations and to other people and spep less from our other families. imlevel im. your expectations aren't big enough. it is time to demand if the best lurp. we did to it. and ambition is grade questioned natureness and our energies our destiny will remain out of reach and that is not acceptable. we must take that energy and use it to our country's true potential and the american story, and we will come tonight and success will intri us together. it is a story of love, sacrifice, so many other things. and remember the word

my -- billy graham.tame him to the saidium a biggest streech and i got it and he was fantastic and my father loved billy graham and i'm working so hard to me. and i'm washing hard on it frankling but my body is every moment on life is a gift from god. we have to make the most of every day for the people and for the kowfnt try we love. the attackses in california happenedded to protect about neem. the biggest movement in the sitter so far. >> it can't be doped and about how the hard working sproops of america. we shoveled to 9 iron and given to other nations and to other people and spep less from our other families. imlevel im. your expectations aren't big enough. it is time to demand if the best lurp. we did to it. and ambition is grade questioned natureness and our energies our destiny will remain out of reach and that is not acceptable. we must take that energy and use it to our country's true potential and the american story, and we will come tonight and success will intri us together. it is a story o

my -- billy graham.would tame him to the saidium a biggest streech and i got it and he was fantastic and my father loved billy graham and i'm working so hard to me. and i'm washing hard on it frankling but my body is every moment on life is a gift from god. we have to make the most of every day for the people and for the kowfnt try we love. the attackses in california happenedded to protect about neem. the biggest movement in the sitter so far. >> it can't be doped and about how the hard working sproops of america. we shoveled to 9 iron and given to other nations and to other people and spep less from our other families. imlevel im. your expectations aren't big enough. it is time to demand if the best lurp. we did to it. and ambition is grade questioned natureness and our energies our destiny will remain out of reach and that is not acceptable. we must take that energy and use it to our country's true potential and the american story, and we will come tonight and success will intri us together. it is a s

guy, billy graham was the father.watch billy graham. the place was packed. can you believe it was god in fact that help me last week. you would believe that if you listen to billy graham. in franklin graham is right, probably. he wrote me a beautiful lady said president trump i watch your speeches in your rallies all the time. i love your storytelling there's nobody they can do it like you. but please, you're hurting yourself very badly, do not use foul language. made me feel bad, actually because they don't use much. i don't use much and if it is felt its not really felt there is really fell and there is foul and then there's a little off. some people don't like that's a bad word. that is not good of the word bs they don't like. it is more descriptive there is no word but he said so please i've been really good for the last four or five times i've really been good but you lose a little shock factor. but reciprocal trade is basically means you screw us and we will screw you. it's very simple i cannot describe it. i do

my -- billy graham.fantastic and my father loved billy graham and i'm working so hard to me. and i'm washing hard on it frankling but my body is every moment on life is a gift from god. we have to make the most of every day for the people and for the kowfnt try we love. the attackses in california happenedded to protect about neem. the biggest movement in the sitter so far. >> it can't be doped and about how the hard working sproops of america. we shoveled to 9 iron and given to other nations and to other people and spep less from our other families. imlevel im. your expectations aren't big enough. it is time to demand if the best lurp. we did to it. and ambition is grade questioned natureness and our energies our destiny will remain out of reach and that is not acceptable. we must take that energy and use it to our country's true potential and the american story, and we will come tonight and success will intri us together. it is a story of love, sacrifice, so many other things. and remember the words co

>> the franklin graham case, his dad billy graham was friends with richard nixon but also counselor torats. he was an evangelical from the 50's to may the 1990's, where the sense that you were in the center, that the church was respected and an acceptable part of the establishment and also the non-establishment. franklin graham is a different political animal and different theological animal. he comes up in a time when the church feels under siege, when people feel assaulted and it seems a lot uglier. i should say he runs an organization called samaritans first, a humanitarian organization that is truly a fine organization so i don't want to cast aspersions, but it is the temperature of the time is such that franklin graham feels scorned by much of america and as a result he's a lot angrier, a lot more aggressive, his public protestations of faith are more militant. so that has happened in the evangelical world but it has sort of happened all around the world. i'm struck by today how tough it must be to be in the political arena. i don't care what party you are in and i don't care whet

billy graham at yankee stadium. he had the biggest rallies ship ever since he was a good rally guy to but he'd get up and he was a fantastic guy. my father loved billy graham but i love franklin graham, i think franklin has been fantastic and i'm trying i'm just working so hard to adhere to his note to me i'm working hard on it. franklin but if the events of last saturday make anything clear, it is that every single moment we have on earth is a gift from god. >> we have to make the most of every day for the people and for the country that we loved. >> the attacker in pennsylvania wanted to stop our movement, but the truth is the movement has never been about me it has always been about you. it's your movements. the biggest moment in the history of our country by far can't be it can't be stopped. it has always been about the hardworking, patriotic citizens of america for too long. our nation has settled for too little. we settled for too little. they've given everything to other nations, to other people you have been

billy gray. my father used to love taking me to see billy graham.o his note to me. i'm working hard on it, franklin. but if the events of last saturday make anything clear, it is that every single moment we have on earth is a gift from god. [ applause ]. we have to make the most of every day for the people and the country that we love, the attacker in pennsylvania wanted to stop our movement, but the truth is the movement has never been about me. it has always been about you. it's your movement. it's the biggest movement in the history of our country by far. it can't be stopped. it can't be stopped. it has always been about the hard working patriotic citizens of america. for too long our nation hassett led for too little -- has settled for too little. we've given everything to other nations and to other people. you've been told to lower your expectations and to accept less for your families. i am here tonight with the opposite message. your expectations are not big enough. they're not big enough. [ cheering ]. >> it is time to start expecting and de

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my father loved billy graham. but i love franklin graham and i think he has been fantastic. i'm working so hard to adhere to his note for me. i'm working hard on it. but if the events of last saturday make things clear is that every moment we have is a gift from god. we have to make the most of every day for the people and the country that we love. the attacker in pennsylvania wanted to stop our movement but the truth is this has never been about me, or the biggest meeting. it cannot be stopped. it has always been about the hard-working, patriotic citizens of america -- for too long america has settled for too little. we have given everything to other nations. you have been told to lower your expectations and accept less from your families. i am here tonight with the opposite message. your expectations are not big enough. not big enough. it is time to start expecting and demanding the best leadership in the world. leadership that is bold, dynamic, relentless and physical. greatness is at the top of that. we must instead take the energy and use it to realize our country's tru

graham and that was my introduction to the christian faith. one of the things i've learned and this isn't a criticism, while i really believed quite passionately there were something shallow about my faith as a kid. i went to military, colored, law school, and at some point the faith kind of evaporated. by the time i was in law school i started to call myself an atheist. there is a certain arrogance to it. i think there was this idea that i was smart and wise and i knew things my grandma never knew. i think that arrogance motivates a lot, frankly, of secular culture in our country today. but to me what really brought me back to christ was finding a wife and following love and thinking about what was required of me as a husband and father and the more i thought about those deeper questions, the more i thought there was wisdom in the christian faith i completely discarded and ignored but was most relevant to the questions presented in my life as a husband and father. my wife just bought -- despite not being raised christian herself, she made thi

billy graham. my father would take me to see billy graham at yankees stadium.y guy too. but he would get up and he was a fantastic guy. my father loved billy graham. and i love franklin graham. i was working so hard to adhere to his note to me. i am working hard on it, franklin. but if the events of last saturday make anything clear, it is that every single moment we have on earth is a gift from god. we have to make the most of every day for the people and for the country that we love. the attacker in pennsylvania wanted to stop our movement, but the truth is, the movement has never been about me, it has always been about you, it is t your movement, the biggest movement in our country. it cannot be stopped. it cannot be stopped. it has always been about the hard-working patriotic citizens of america. for too long, our nation has settled for 2 little. we have given everything to other nations, other people. you have been told to lower your expectations into except less from your families. i am here tonight with the opposite message. your expectations are not big

even billy graham's son up there saying a prayer. one extreme to the next.igion what america looks like. >> lawrence: one of the things the former president wanted to do was he talked about this -- he was only going to talk about it one time. share with the american people what actually went on on that day. a play-by-play leading up to the shooting. this is what the president had to say, watch. >> i will tell you exactly what happened. and you'll never hear it from me a second time because it's actually too painful to tell. in order to see the chart, i started to like this, turn to my right. and was ready to begin a little bit further turn, which i'm very lucky i didn't do when i heard a loud whizzing sound and felt something hit me really really hard on my eight ear. i said to myself wow, what was that? it can only be a bullet and moved my right hand to my ear. brought it down. my hand was covered with blood, just absolutely blood all over the place. >> i immediately knew this was very serious that we were under attack and in one movement proceeded to drop

billy graham my father used to love taking me to see billy ground my father would take me to see billyham at yankee stadium. he had the biggest rallies ship ever seen. he was a good rally guy too. >> but he'd get up and he was a fantastic guy. >> my father loved billy graham but i love franklin graham, i think franklin has been fantastic and i'm trying i'm just working so hard to adhere to his note to me. i'm working hard on it. franklin but if the events of last saturday make anything clear, it is that every single moment we have on earth is a gift from god. >> we have to make the most of every day for the people and for the country that we loved. >> the attacker in pennsylvania wanted to stop our movement, but the truth is, the movement has never been about me. it has always been about you. it's your movements. the biggest moment in the history of our country by far can't be it can't be stopped it has always been about the hardworking, patriotic citizens of america for too long. our nation has settled for too little. we settle for two little. they've given everything to other nations

even if you looked at billy graham, for instance, he used to preach a pretty fire and brimstone message you got a lot softer on a lot of gospel issues. i think a lot of people realize, like, you can build up an audience, but what's it worth, you know, long term for the health of my soul and me as a person? judy: so you're saying it's hard to believe that he's sincere? is that what you're saying? >> anytime a public figure changes their direction, it's always a question of, what's directing the ship, what's guiding the show? i can't see into greg locke's heart. i hope to god that he finds a gospel that's redemptive, that's salvific, that brings people together, not pushes people apart. that realizes that, you know, christianity is a religion that builds bigger tables, not taller walls. unfortunately, the message of taller walls and keeping people out tends to do really well in america. judy: for the "pbs news hour," i'm judy woodruff in mount juliet, tennessee. ♪ amna: a first in the fashion world happened in sante fe, new mexico recently, putting a burgeoning fashion sector on the map.

franklin graham, one of them, son of influential, even evangelist billy graham, who died in 2018.mp's son eric, also set to speak tonight. so is dana white, the ceo of ufc. and a lot of people chanting there for hulk hogan, who's speaking right now? hulk is a hard act to follow, i think. absolutely. >> tonight donald trump will formally accept the republican party's nomination for president. >> that's right. reporter liz nagy from our sister station in chicago is live in milwaukee at the rnc. liz >> alba, you could see donald trump is already inside the fiserv forum. he has made a few grand entrances already tonight. this is his marquee night here at the republican national convention. and just in the last hour or so, abc news has learned that he will not mention president biden by name in that speech. as the 45th president prepares to once again accept his party's presidential nomination, his ear still bandaged from an attempted assassination, a source tells abc news. trump met with the director of the secret service in his milwaukee hotel room. a group of republican senators sur

his eminence, cardinal spellman and billy graham, who has been grounded temporarily. we he'll be back soon. but there's no lack of men, of good faith despite millions of words that have been spoken and written, we know there are no easy answers to this conflict, but an answer there must be. somehow we must get through a hanoi and one way or another is all such a waste that it's better to build and to destroy. there are now some faint glimmers of hope, a few telltale signs reason may yet prevail we hope and pray that before too long the peace which we are all yearning, will become a reality with god's help. this will be the year we had a great christmas. thanks for the memory. of.

billy graham preached there many times.s baptized there when when i was 6, called to the ministry, ordained when i was 2221. and yet as important as that building was to us, we know the church is not really about brick and mortars, it's about people, and our people are more resolute than ever to fulfill our god given mission. will: pastor, can you just give us -- we've seen pictures, so it looks pretty devastating -- extent of the damage and any indication of what happened here? how'd the fire start? >> well, atf, the fbi are investigating. frankly, it's too hot to still get in there, but they'll come up with an answer. but, you know, ultimately, this is part of god's plan. exact presidentially one week ago -- exactly one week ago today i was on the early edition of your show declaring that god had saved president trump from an assassin's bullet. i've had people since that time scoff and mock and said, well, is that same guy who saved trump, is that same god responsible for letting your building burn? and i said, absolutely

his eminence, cardinal spellman and billy graham, who has been grounded temporarily. we he'll be back soon. but there's no lack of men, of good faith despite millions of words that have been spoken and written, we know there are no easy answers to this conflict, but an answer there must be. somehow we must get through a hanoi and one way or another is all such a waste that it's better to build and to destroy. there are now some faint glimmers of hope, a few telltale signs reason may yet prevail we hope and pray that before too long the peace which we are all yearning, will become a reality with god's help. this will be the year we had a great christmas. thanks for the memory. of.

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even if you looked at billy graham, for instance, he used to preach a pretty fire-and-brimstone messageu got a lot softer on a lot of gospel issues. i think a lot of people realize, like, you can build up an audience, but what's it worth long term for the health of my soul and me as a person? judy: so you're saying its hard to believe that he's sincere? is that what you're saying, or ryan burge: any time a public figure changes their direction, it's always a question of, what's guiding -- what's directing the ship? what's guiding the show? i can't see into greg locke's heart. i hope to god that he finds a gospel that's redemptive, that's salvific, that brings people together, not pushes people apart, that realizes that christianity is a religion that builds bigger tables, not taller walls. unfortunately, the message of taller walls and keeping people out tends to do really well in america. judy: for the "pbs newshour," i'm judy woodruff in mount juliet, tennessee. amna: a first in the fashion world happened in sante fe, new mexico recently, putting a burgeoning fashion sector on the map

she loved to watch billy graham whenever he was on the team tv and that was really my introduction to the christian faith. and one of the things that i listening into jd vance speaking to a group here in milwaukee of republican faithful introducing himself, kind of hitting on some of the themes that he hit on in his big introduction and debut in his speech, and accepting the vice presidential nomination here in the republican, at the republican convention last night, the focus of night three of the, of the convention here in milwaukee, the general focus was foreign policy. >> and after it all wrapped, cnn's daniel dale called the night fact check doozy and daniel is back with us now. this also includes daniel somewhat revisionist history once again, on donald trump's stance on the iraq war. let me play. what jd vance said last night when i was a senior in high school, that same joe biden supported the disastrous invasion of iraq, somehow a real estate developer from new york city by the name of donald j. >> trump was right on all of these issues while biden was rolled daniel, you saw

she loved to watch billy graham's whenever he is on the tv and that was really my introduction to thed to correct at 11 mamaw this is not a criticism but while i really believe and it believes quite passionately though something a little shallow about my faith when i was a kid and like a lot of kids i went up to the military come to college come to law school and summer along the way that faith that had developed and was germinating sort of evaporated and so by the time i was in law school i i started to call myself an atheist, and there's a certain arrogance to it. i think that there's this idea that it was smart and wise and i knew things that my grandma never knew and i think that arrogance motivates a lot frankly of a specular culture in our country today. but to me what really brought me back to christ was finding a wife come falling in love and thinking about what was required of me as a husband and as a father. in the more i thought about those deeper questions, the more i thought that it was wisdom in the christian faith that i completely discarded and completely ignored what

great gentleman so incredible and my father would take me to see billy graham at yankee stadium at thed i think franklin has been fantastic working so hard i am working hard on it franklin but if the events of last saturday make anything clear every single moment we have on earth is a gift from god. we have to make the most of every day for the people in the country that we love the attacker in pennsylvania wanted to stop our movement but the truth is the movement has never been about me it has always been about you biggest movement in the history of our country it cannot be stopped and it's a bit about the patriotic citizens of america we settled for too little. and you've been told to lower your expectations and expect glass for your families i am here tonight with the opposite message. your expectations are not big enough. it's time to start expecting leadership which is bold, dynamic, relentless and fearless and bare -- it's our birthright but as long as we keep fighting each other our destiny will remain out of reach and that is not acceptable. misuse that to realize her country's

[cheers and applause] >> ladies, please welcome the president and ceo of the billy graham evangelistictizen who loves this country. i have been asked to say a few words, and then to pray, and we are going to do that. last saturday in butler, pennsylvania, president trump had a near-death experience. no question, but god spared his life. [applause] and when we go through those experiences, it changes us. it can call us to examine our lives and to reevaluate our priorities, as you should. when president trump rose from that platform, he rose with his fist raised in strength, showing america kids unshakable resolve to fight for them and this nation. [applause] i cannot explain why god would save one life and allow another to be taken. i do not have the answer for that, but one thing i do know is that god loves us, and he wants us to be with him in heaven one day. and that is through faith in his son jesus christ. the bible said that god so loved the world that he gave his only begotten son that whosoever believeth in him should not perish but should have everlasting life. [applause] for a