the social rules popularized by billy graham.reak it down with criminal defense attorney will a brousseau and david bruno. this is the lawsuit. the job duty of training female deputies violates religious beliefs against being alone for periods of time and females who are not his wife and leaving the appearance of conduct on his part, he got fired for religious discrimination. >> my take is the supreme court says you are free to exercise your religion, a religious neutral law you can't ignore the law or the was in this case. it sounds like he is the one with the problem and this woman should suffer because he has issues for can't trust himself being alone with a woman. i think the supreme court would say he doesn't have a case and it discriminates against women. shannon: people getting sued over the billy graham rule, the case will rest on the civil rights act of 1964 which it requires employers to make an accommodation for employees, the deputy may have to prove the billy graham rule is a religious belief about a personal role th

so how do you train billy graham. i will feel obliged to go down and basically through which the boat is much of the way if you're going to be burdensome i've got no telegraph pole. such a shame i lost my telegraph pole with nothing but my crash course to prepare me it's time to have a go. without proper boots on the went grass doesn't give me much grip. my throat fails to impress. the days passed measured in that 129 feet good thing no one bet on me winning so it wasn't as i think it was but in my next challenge is to toss the caber that has to be flipped over and glance straight like a clock is going from 6 o'clock to 12. my rivals offer me a sticky tree sap concoction for extra grip. so my fingers are all sticky now ready for the came a toss the injury risk is a little bit too high so i can only go on a practice cable because i am not well championship quality. eyes are on me now and it's my last chance to make a good impression. oh . perfect i can't believe it's back only 12 o'clock albeit with the smallest paper

on the docket tonight, the billy graham rule is going to court. in north carolina is suing for religious discrimination. he said it happened after he was fired for refusing to train a female deputy alone, an act that would cause them to be extended one-on-one time with a member of the opposite section that's not his wife. it was popularized by billy graham. break it down. legal eagles, will bruzo and david bruno. great to have you both with us, gentlemen. >> thanks for having us. >> shannon: the job duty of training female deputies violates the plaintiff's religious beliefs of being alone with females who are not his wife. he said he got fired for religious discrimination. >> so, you know, my take on this is -- that the supreme court says while you're free to exercise your religion, if a -- if a religious neutral law infringes your religion, you can't ignore the law or the rule in this case. here's the other thing, he's the one with the problem. and this woman shouldn't suffer simply because he has an issue or can't trust himself being alone with

so how do you train billy graham. i will force fields and let me go down and basically through which the boat is much of the way if you're going to be burzum i've got no telegraph pole. and. such a shame i lost my telegraph pole with nothing but my crash course to prepare me it's time to have a go. without proper boots the weight grass doesn't give me much grip.

who has been a vocal critic of democrats is the reverend franklin graham son of the adventurous billy graham who participated in president trump's inauguration we met with him at the north carolina headquarters of the christian relief organization he heads how concerned are you about the social and political divisions in america today on her concern it is ripping some sections of our country almost apart and it shouldn't be i don't think where it is divided as we were in the civil war when the nation was ripped apart. and i hope that never happens again but it could who knows and you suggested that president trump one because of divine intervention in unison that it was part of god's plan i believe that how it's going to explain that he won the election everybody was against him don't you think mixing religion and politics like that can fuel polarization in the country to suggest that a president was chosen by god well i don't think it's divisive i think it's just a fact and if you think this is divisive take it up with god why do you feel you can give president trump a pass when he committe

who has been a vocal critic of democrats is the reverend franklin graham son of the adventurous billy graham who participated in president trump's inauguration we met with him at the north carolina headquarters of the christian relief organization he heads how concerned are you about the social and political divisions in america today on burden cerned it is ripping some sections of our country almost apart and it shouldn't be i don't think where it was divided as we were in the civil war when the nation was ripped apart. and i hope that never happens again but it could who knows and you suggested that president trump one because of divine intervention in unison that it was part of god's plan i believe that how it's going to explain that he won the election everybody was against him don't you think mixing religion and politics like that can fuel polarization in the country to suggest that a president was chosen by god well i don't think it's divisive i think it's just a fact and if you think this is divisive take it up with god why do you feel that you can give president trump a pass when he

who has been a vocal critic of democrats is the reverend franklin graham son of the adventurous billy graham who participated in president trump's inauguration we met with him at the north carolina headquarters of the christian relief organization he heads how concerned are you about the social and political divisions in america today on burden cerned it is ripping some sections of our country almost apart and it shouldn't be i don't think where it was divided as we were in the civil war when the nation was ripped apart. and i hope that never happens again but it could who knows and you suggested that president trump one because of divine intervention in unison that it was part of god's plan i believe that how it's going to explain that he won the election everybody was against him don't you think mixing religion and politics like that can fuel polarization in the country to suggest that a president was chosen by god well i don't think it's divisive i think it's just a fact and if you think this is divisive take it up with god why do you feel that you can give president trump a pass when he

leader who has been a vocal critic of democrats is the reverend franklin graham son of the avengers billy graham who participated in president trump's inauguration we met with him at the north carolina headquarters of the christian relief organization he heads how concerned are you about the social and political divisions in america today oh i'm very concerned it is ripping some sections of our country almost apart and it shouldn't be i don't think where it was divided as we were in the civil war when the nation was ripped apart. and i hope that never happens again but it could who knows and you suggested that president trump one because of divine intervention in unison that it was part of god's plan i believe that how it's going to explain that he won the election everybody was against him don't you think mixing religion and politics like that kenya fuel polarization in the country to suggest that a president was chosen by god well i don't think it's divisive i think it's just a fact and if you think this is the vice of take it up with god why do you feel you can give president trump a pass whe

the late billy graham called the evangelist of the future, delivering powerful messages during the 3-ss to hope, emptiness to fulfillment, guilt to forgiveness. because hope has a name and it is jesus christ. jillian: the 30th annual event in anaheim kicking off the jesus resolution through crusades in southern california and boise, idaho. rob: serena williams dominating the tennis court once again. >> never really had a chance tonight. rob: an exciting first round matchup, williams cruised to an easy victory over maria, the 19th time williams has beaten her russian counterpart. the next match will be tomorrow against american katie mcnally. watch out for that. jillian: johnson & johnson vowing to appeal after a judge ruled the company paid $572 million for fueling the opioid epidemic in oklahoma. >> we are disappointed and disagree with the judge's decision. johnson & johnson did not cause the opioid abuse crisis here in oklahoma or anywhere in this country. rob: author of american 6, inside the opioid addiction crisis and how to end it, and survivor of the opioid crisis brian hampto

he was very close friends with billy graham as you mentioned ainsley. there was a dual personality.ram as a platform for sharing his faith, but cash struggled and fell, but he came up again. look at pantheon of rock stars that died from drug overdose, that could have happened to johnny cash. the reason it didn't happen, johnny had bedrock faith he always returned to again and glen. at the end of his career he had huge musical resurgence and spiritual commitment. he started strong at sun records in the old days with elvis and jerry lee lewis, he finished strong when producer rick rubin discovered him, relaunched him, became a hip icon for generation-x. steve: he was on "fox & friends" to talk about that. at core of the book it is all about redemption. the story of johnny cash is a story people can identify with. >> it is everybody's story. here is the real message, no matter what you've done, no matter how many mistakes you made, no matter how far you've fallen there is a god in heaven will forgive you and give you a second chance. johnny is great example. his sister, joanna cash yat

who has been a vocal critic of democrats is the reverend franklin graham son of the adventurous billy graham who participated in president trump's inauguration we met with him at the north carolina headquarters of the christian relief organization he heads how concerned are you about the social and political divisions in america today on her concerns it is ripping some sections of our country almost apart and it shouldn't be i don't think we're as divided as we were in the civil war when the nation was ripped apart and i hope that never happens again but it could who knows and you suggested that president trump one because of divine intervention in unison that it was part of god's plan i believe that how it's going to explain that he won the election everybody was against him don't you think mixing religion and politics like that can fuel polarization in the country to suggest that a president was chosen by god well i don't think it's divisive i think it's just a fact and if you think this is divisive take it up with god why do you feel that you can give president trump a pass when he commit

hoover, is billy graham a real chis christian? mr. hoover j is martin luther king a communist? should i attend this church led by a woman? is that subversive? these sorts of letters fill fbi files. americans may have looked to their pastors and priests to address theological disputes, but many addressed the fbi for the weightier matters of politics. the history of the fbi can be seen and rewritten as an adjudicator of political allegiance in 20th century u.s. politics. something observers know all too well. finally, focusing on religion illuminates how the bureau was able to form partnerships with leading black and white protestant communities. hoover and his fbi established working and professional relationships with leading clergy. as well as the first clergy member to have his own television show, elder light foot solomon. the fbi worked with these men and they were all men because hoover did not recognize female clergy. they all worked together to bring about a certain ideal of what the proper relationship was between religion and politics in the nation. indeed, this christ

i'm reading a couple of faith-based books too, a book called peace with god which is billy graham's book. he wrote it back in the '50s. it's had a couple of editions to it, and so i'm reading that. and also a book by pastor tony evans. he's the chaplain for the dallas mavericks, was the chaplain for the dallas cowboys, pastors a big church in dallas, texas. it's called america: turning a nation to god. and i tell you, you know, from washington to lincoln, to john f. kennedy, reagan, and i think our current president, they all acknowledged the role that faith played in their decision making. there have been times in our nation's history when we needed to be on our knees. lincoln talked about it, he said i'm so often times driven to my knees because i'm overwhelmed by the fact that i have nowhere else to turn. i think we've got some issues in our country today that are going to needy vine intervention, and i think -- need divine intervention. so i'm reading those books too. >> watch the responses of other members of congress by searching what are you reading at booktv.org. >> host: and now