see laws passed that marked them as inferior, and set the stage is for development of society that , whent6 the united states of america was founded. questions were raised and answered. could christians keep other christians in bondage? what happened if an african happened to be baptized? could he or she still be enslaved? that question was directed to the slur church of england and the answer was yes. baptism into the christian faith did not change the status of the enslaved person. or prevent a person from being enslaved. should black and white people marry echo the answer was no. how did you determine when a person could be enslaved? the answer, look to whether their mother was enslaved. if the mother was a slave, the child would be a slave. , part of separate them onto the most taken from the roman law. that was not the english colonists rules, that is not the rules they came over to north america with. the rule in england had been that you were what your father was. and you could think of what a difference that makes. motherstatus go to the allowed the owner of the mother to capture t

it doeoebecome impmportant whent is official. means there are morere people willing to say, wait a minute, this is not ok. it was all right that we stayed while the expulsion of palestinians from their land continues. when we do it officially, we have to stand up and say no, that is not ok. this isn't a moment of opportunity. the elections are not likely to change very much. the former general whose campaign was based on a helicopter trip over devastated gaza in 2014, where he commanded the troops that were responsible for the deaths of 2200 palestinians in that 50 day attack, that is the basis of his campaign. he is no peacenik runnnning against netanyahu. ant it does give us opportunity here in the united states to change the congressional and political calculus as they become forced to realize congress that they are voters, their base, their constituents, are massively changing. amy: thank you both for beining with us. when we come back, we look at the growing water crisis with thousands remain unable to drink have water due t

i'm actually the ranking on the rules committee so i listen very carefully whent about how long stayit. which is interesting because way back in the spring, he actually used the word trial. that's a big difference. if we actually have a trial, which is one thing, which is what we should do. and i actually took part in the last impeachment case in the senate, which was a federal judge in louisiana. we had a trial that lasted over a week. we brought the evidence to the senate. there were 15 of us, and we actually had a trial. the prosecutor, by the way, from over in the house was adam schiff. we ended up -- yes. we ended up impeaching the judge. so the point of the story is that i'm concerned that he wouldn't allow that full trial to go forward. now, what will make a difference here, and that is what speaker pelosi has been talking about, to keep this focus, as donna just noted, keep this focus on what happened here and that is a president called a foreign leader and asked him to get dirt on one of his political opponents. and there's new reports today that that actually, the same thin

nay, your former boss, got involved in criminal problems and whent to prison p and maybe you were going to be the next one did that cross your mind did you think about bob nay's position >> he went to jail many years after i lecft his ploip i'm sure you're going to clarify that for the record. >> and you had great respect for him. i'm asking did you learn from his experience and realize what you were asked to do was illegal and you didn't want to follow the same trail as bob and end up in prison. >> i was not doing anything illegal. >> the public will determine that this has been more obstruction of congress and you followed their obstructions and you're doing what they thought you'd do you're a loyal soldier except you didn't follow trump's instructions you chickeneded out at the last minute got cold feet. i yield back >> the gentleman from ohio >> you ran president trump's campaign between january 2015 and june 2016. >> yes >> you were at the helm of the campaign when president trump secured the republican nomination >> yes pretty good campaign you were in sfwl thank you >> you beat w

sales, whent retail you talk about financial environment, international hubs -- it is left intact, no nothing being impinged upon. -- the's dial it now tariff war, how much has it hurt sentiment, and how much is it really changing the way that you view the way you put people's money? >> it hasn't changed that much. our expectations going back a number of weeks and months, even in early may, when what looks like a deal fell apart, that was a fundamental shift for us in terms of our outlook, and we saw chances of a potential deal. from that point on we've been pretty pessimistic about the potential, and also pretty pessimistic in terms of the impact we thought this global uncertainty would have, the impact it would have on sentiment. the way we look at it, we don't think it would see a deal until the election of 2020, but we don't think there's much room for significant explanation. they don't want to tip their hand or hurt the u.s. consumer, so that is still a question mark for us, but we also seal the chance of a deal is pretty slim. it creates something of an unsteady equilibrium, wi

flights prepared for any lending or anything to do with new york airspace. , whent comment would be theyer to one of the carriers, they never say the call lebtters. flight 93 is united airlines flight 93. i do wish people would stop referring to it as 93. i am very upset. i am very upset. host: we will hear from garrett graff. guest: i really did try to capture not just the world trade pentagon, and pentagon, and shanksville, but to capture the way these attacks rippled across the country. a big thread of that day is the air traffic controllers. york and alsonew in cleveland, we forget flight clevelander ohio and before turning around and coming back towards pennsylvania. day are soes that moving, in part because they are struggling to figure out what is transpiring. remember again, going back to where we were in 2001, the country was in such a different place. the protocols that morning were the air-traffic control pilots were supposed to cooperate with hijackers. no one had ever seen a plane be used as a missile. that morning, air-traffic control hears there is a hijacked. they figure

crucifix whent the light hits it the appropriate way, that crucifix is reflected out.o me, we are fed in a church to , thewhat we are fed with word and body of christ, being catholic, and to take it into the world. host: thanks for your call. guest: you mentioned being a catholic. the book talks about the new pope we have who is making changes. he took the name francis after st. francis of assisi of course. it was about three things. he said it was at the -- it was about the poor, the planet, and peace. the poor, planet, and peace. one about the poor, and one about the environment. there may be another one coming about peace. these are issues that cut through politics. what does it mean to be prayerful, peaceful, and powerful as you all were in that session with the detainees? that is the witness that is bipartisan. that goes deeper than politics. how do we focus on this planet, -- i have kids. they are 16 and 21. they care a lot about the planet. for them, it is a whole different question than people who have accepted things for so long. i think change happens when a

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