first corinthians 13. for those of you who don't know first corinthians 13 is the quintessential love chapter of the bible. i ask this particular vp give me a copy of your sermon because i know he always speaks from a text. i know if i read it i would get exactly what he said. so i read through the sermon i was a very no political humor no sarcasm nothing whatsoever that could be deemed offensive other than first corinthians 13. so i was incredulous i thought to myself an institution like this that is bold and clear in our marketing white you should come here you cannot enroll without knowing who we are. you know that we have a center on capitalism free enterprise and constitutional liberties because we think those things are good not bad. we know that we see in for pro-life and that we actually promote through our nursing program that god defined life you don't. and when you choose to pay to go there you are buying a product that is very will defined but in spite of that. we have a student same he did not

13 but are ironically enough today, if first corinthians 13 which is the solution becomes offensive because everything is subjective, everything comes down to me, i am god, you are not, god is not. i am god, i would argue that we seem to be more interested from praying to the god we see in the mirror . that praying to the god we see in the bible. and i would argue that the end result of that is not positive. >> there has to be a measuring outside of those things, lady justice have to be blind area when she takes the blindfold off and start putting her on the scale, there's justices lost, truth is nonexistent. power always will trump. there is no correction. there's nothing evident. everything is self constructed. everything is self referential. and we can even come to the point where we could say that the solution which has been obvious for 2000 years, love is patient, love is kind is the problem because i don't like it. i will do fine things in my own image like narcissus gazing at his image in the pool, we slip, we fall in and infatuated with ourselves, we drowned and all that's l

first kringt i corinthians 13 you've heard it love it patient, love it kind. well i asked this particular vp i said give me a copy of your sermon because i know he always speaks from a text. he rarely ad libs, i knew if i read is it i would get exactly what he said. so i read through the sermon and it was a very simple and brief love. no lil humor no sarcasm, nothing whatsoever that could be deemed offensive other than first corinthians 13. so i was incredulous i thought an institute so bold in market and promotion about who we are and why you should come there you can not enroll without knowing who we are. you know that we stand for the priority of scripture, pursuit of truth and practice of wisdom we have a center on capitalism. free enterprise because we think they're good not bad. you know, that we stand for pro-life that we actually promote through our thursing program and our premed program that god defines life you don't. and when you choose to pay to go there you're buying a product that is well defined but yet inspite of in my chapel we have a student

we quote first corinthians, our body is a temple for bod, the who holy spirit. i believe it's very important to incorporate within our worship service that we need to take care of the engine that god intended to drive reaching the law and having an increasing impact in our community, our home, even in this nation. so we think it's an integral part of what we should be about in reaching across for kleist and taking care of our bodies. >> you're actually partneri them into this program. >> yes. and corner stone ministries is one. so we've taken these healthy sound bites and a studio that's behind us. what we also do as dr. hall did mention, we provide a hlty snack -- an example of healthy food. it's all been vegan and they love it. >> they love it, yes. >> we should say, you're a vegan? >> i'm a vegan. >> grandma vegan. >> you've been for a long time? >> since 1999. before that i was a vegetarian. it was a gradual movement. started in the '70s. >> did you do it because you had to? >> i did it because gradually doctors kept telling me, eat egg beaters, eat the whit

. -- firstist died corinthians 16, chapters one and two, it will tell you how that christians supported -- host: tom, texas, republican. caller: donald trump did what he had to do. he can go up to the reflection pond in front of the washington monument, walk across the water, and the headlines tomorrow would be donald trump can't swim. host: your point? caller: he had to do what he had to do to get the funding for texas. we have a hurricane coming in to florida. a lot of democrats say it is a political football. he had to kick it down the road three months, not like it hasn't happened before. he did what he had to do to get the funding for texas. that is the immediate need, what a good president does. he works on the immediate needs immediately. that is what -- washington is not used to doing that. , when ind to hyperbole fact, there are needs that need to be met. --t: wall street journal hurricane heads toward florida. the paper reported that airlines , theslashed their flights cost of their flights, for the remaining flights out of florida , and a fuel situation. irma evacuees drain g

i think if americans in corinthians abaci, they would be a big disaster also for south korea to reopene on that. >> chris: to a certain degree, they said the clock is breaking up and swinging at six in the morning and i'm hearing i got here again. how many times have we seen this with the north korean missile test, a nuclear test cuts that we huffed and puffed about we talk about military options, we talk about sanctions, we talk about pressure in china. you have covered the white house now for nine years, everybody back to bill clinton has tried it. >> bill clinton agreed on a package of giving $4 billion in energy aid to north korea. that ended up not happening. president obama asked the military to work together with south korea to work for a potential attack. george w. bush called north korea the axis of evil, or part of the axis of evil. you've heard rhetoric like this, you've heard words from president, and now of course you president trump really raising his rhetoric up and talking about fire and fury. the question is, will the end the matter? and where is it going? the answer i

>> jimmy: that was from a late night text from paul to the corinthians. [ laughter ] "i need a hug, givemmy: the next one is -- "you up?" is the follow up song, yeah. [ light laughter ] next up is a scottish singer that i've never heard of called ivor cutler. "a flat man" is the name of his album. >> steve: wow. >> jimmy: yeah. there he is here. now, the song -- [ light laughter ] >> steve: what's that logo? >> jimmy: what's that? >> steve: the logo. >> jimmy: the logo -- [ laughter ] >> questlove: what is that? >> steve: people are -- it's because he's flat. they're walking on him? he's like a sidewalk? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah. >> steve: flat man. >> jimmy: it's -- yeah. anyways, i think he might have probably drawn that himself. >> steve: really? [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: the song that seems most promising on here is called "jam." >> steve: okay. >> jimmy: i like to jam out. >> steve: everybody loves jamming. >> jimmy: all right, here you go, man. so let's jam out. take a listen to "jam." >> jam. [ light laughter ] ♪ ♪ what's your favorite jam [ laughter ] traffic jam traffic ja

. >> como dice corinthians donde hay amor. >> chicos, felicidades, el esposo de nuestra kequerida, rashel y todo. >> yo intentÉ pero doble el tubo. >> sÍ, es que no hay tubo que te soporte. >> tÚ estÁs muy fuerte conmigo. >> hoy estaremos hablando de cÓmo preparar a nuestros hijos en caso de desastres naturales que tienen que estar pendientes porque son herramientas. >> le dije que iba a venir muchÍsima lluvia que ibamos a estar en la casa y que Íbamos a estar muy bien. >> mÁs delante. >> eres de las que te digan un buen piropo o las consideras ofensas >>> hoy precisamente vamos a debatir el tema y aprovechamos para salir a las calles de los Ángeles para conocer la opiniÓn de nuestro pÚblico, escuchemos. >> sÍ no hay piropo, no enamoras a una mujer. >> sÍ, puede ser que te digan algo ofensivo y sea molesto pero a veces algo bonito y de pronto te suben la autoestima. >> hay algunos que son muy agradables pero por ejemplo hay calabazas piernas ay! quÉ bonitas piernas. >> yo quisiera daniel porque siempre tienes una palabra linda en la boca, quiero que me digas un piropo. >> eres como sharqu

. >> i looked this morning at the futures market on the corinthians of the heroes at 120 now.5. is there any -- we see it come down so precipitously this year. it's really driven the market. where do we go from here? >> you seem a little bit the margins of central banks and they are concerned about currency strikes. i don't think it's enough to derail it should be weak if we are right for the three to five years. >> that's why you're going because the dollar goes up. >> exactly. maria: alicia renÉe king from the fed about the winding down? >> are not going there today. i suspect when to start data when they will reduce the balance sheet. one of the things i'm on the lookout for his fomc in the press conference. are they talk about inflation? up until the august cpi number, inflation had been coming down became a little bit better than expected, higher than expected. >> a lot of that was the move of an energy crisis. broadly speaking, core inflation is needed to the point the fed reserve this kind of in a bind if you will. >> the broader thing is good for risk assets in general