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[laughter] >> i will go renumber it and prophesy. but no, this is definitely a more fringe aspect of it and yet still embraced, to a degree. it was talk about in a book called the fans of donald j trump which was a pretty mainstream evangelical. >> david brody. >> and scott lamb. they talk about it not in any noncritical way. they presented as who knows, he could be. according to others trump was fine with that which doesn't surprise me. then there's a guy whose name i can't recall but made a movie about it. >> liberty university wasn't it a fireman? so the vessel theology is out there and it seems french whil while -- >> people define it without knowing that that is what they are doing. they answer questions prior to the election with god can use anyone in the issue with saying god can use anyone to the problem and drop is if you're not also saying that's true about hillary you are defining vessel theology even if it's not what you think is true. >> the other two parts of the new good news that i see them much more prevalent and one

[laughter] those chapters and then to go read at the prophesies for myself go this is definitely a more fringe aspect and yet it is still embraced to a degree and talked about the fate of donald j. trump of those mainstream evangelicals. and they talk about it in a noncritical way but trump was fine with it which doesn't surprise me but then there is a guy. >> the liberty university guys so that stuff is out there. >> only that people define it without knowing that's what they are doing. so god can use anyone with the issue to say the problem with trump is that you don't only say that is true about hillary you are defining that. >> the other part of the new good news is much more prevalent someone is the way that the trump evangelicals have compartmentalized what do you mean by that quick. >> they're not just the most common but the most understandable in the most rational but still abused and compartmentalization is part of that. out necessarily need to bring religion into this issue so it's fine but what a lot of christians do not just donald trump but they will look at what they thin

prophesying it's hard to go kill yourself nutria matsuda pretty much was something i never said. such really likes the research of attacking star on figures before i started but i'm glad to take another step of much with mom once again and that would prove to be a what he's made. for me on bailey hurdles that that should be a column the race to a professional football career was littered with the stuff in jamaica leaping out of the street football i mean as a kid but i always used to play with on the days as a live. when leon came to us liam was about 6 of us a. very young but he also had the punishment. to make it so he would train long hours. a good thing about it he's always wanting to learn. and he's humble enough oxygen is a little bit is supposed to know not something i really wanted into him from his young. humble cause songs the most know. what i would say in france for the malls but he was the 1st person to actually let me start to think of all football. to be used seriously to take you to a different level of. them and went to europe but let's start off with his 3 brigh

to prophesy. from today a 1000000 men in the camp receives occasional donations of food and water every day the children play in the trash the threat of disease is constant. this woman is 63 like everyone here she fled from a region in central mali when the violence broke out. and i'm living with her mother and her newborn they are sick i used to have a good life there we lost everything and came here. she says her village was burned by dog and people farmers who fight the flooding over land and access to food. i want to find out from the government if there's a plan in place to help these people but they insist they don't even know that the camp exists. i haven't seen anyone living in a waste dump i'm telling you honestly if i said i had seen and then i would be telling a lineup of i saw people in tents yes well arranged nice tents a temporary shelter been a minute. the mullion government is busy trying to distinguish different fires at once expanding islamist militancy and ethnic violence. the w

president truman's walks around washington because he did it on a regular basis and predictable and he prophesies at all it would take was a sharpshooter from a window and they could not protect him. nevertheless, the president walked. i love to point out the first families. we have first lady bess truman, margaret, and president truman. these three were very close. the secret service agents pegged them the three musketeers because they did everything together. they played the piano together, sing together, they debated. they were very close. my father really admired -- admired the truman's. in 1953, 1953, and dwight d. eisenhower became the 34th president. president eisenhower, my father said, i thought of him as my commanding officer. i felt like we had won world war ii together. he spent a lot of time on the golf course and since i was a georgian, familiar with the area, i would often accompany him on those trips. ironically, though truman's left after the president was inaugurated and they went -- they waived the secret service agents from their train. that was the flavor of the protection ba

in our history and other leaders in our history saying "god bless america," and already sort of prophesy's if you will come in their lingo about who we are as a nation. >> jessica: that is very different than talking down to and use and, frankly, offensive troops against people who don't adhere to his, first of all, catholic world view. >> chris: what is offensive about god? >> jessica: what is offensive is someone telling me that i am lesser van and that i have a lower sense of morals and ethics because i'm not a religious person. that is implicitly offensive. that's not how the united states works, first of all. it sounded a lot like -- we've got to go. all right, they are not here to defend themselves. nba star lebron james taking heat for his comments on houston rockets gm treats. we will tell you what he says, next. ♪ biopharmaceutical researchers. driven each day to pursue life-changing cures... in a country built on fostering innovation. here, they find breakthroughs... like a way to fight cancer by arming a patient's own t-cells... and a new therapy that gives the blind a working g

environment to participants or consumers, etc., and does it actually almost become a self-fulfilling prophesy? >> i don't think we see that in the data. i mean, in theory that's possible. i don't think we see it in the data. i do look at this as akin to the two instances in the 1990s when the fed cut and then cut again and then cut a third time. in those cases, that happened to be the right thing that they, they thought that was the right thing to do. so provide some support for the economy, and the economy took that accommodation onboard and gathered steam again. and the expansion continued. so that's the spirit in which we're doing this. i don't see any evidence that monetary policy is reducing consumer confidence or business confidence which seems to be focused more on other issues. >> how does the dynamics over the years especially following the gfc was policy coordination amongst the global central banks, the doj, the ecb, the bank of england, the fed, even to some extent the pboc. and what are your thoughts on policy coordination going forward? what systems are in place? >> we -- in a c

they were there for tsa and there is prophesy's and find a medication in those implemented. tsa is working on that. >> can i yield to the deputy to see the review of the recommendations and particular on technology? >> we are looking on those recommendations. we highlighted our admission tax force as we were able to rapidly bring on board potential solutions that have gone through the initial review with that ability to do demonstrations and determine the effect well before it's ready for full markets and that lets our development requires process quickly and it will help to whether or not they see this in a specific location. >> so, does that mean that you're trying to correct the slowness and technology and then train on that new technology? was a poll that you're working on? >> the answer is yes to all three of those yes. >> when the gentleman from kansas missouri on raising the contracting issue. my concern would be that these airports out of accepted that will make sure the salaries are comparable and will be under environment for these salaries. what do you need from u

have retained these statistics as well and the statistics were maintained by the military justice prophesy and anecdotally we do see cases more frequently than not were they recommend or determine the probable cause and the government proceeds despite that recommendation and we concur of everything my colleagues have said and i would add that the process in sja can present all of this an examined evidence as the party of the convening authority which does seem somewhat peculiar. it doesn't require that this be memorialized anywhere. at least the air force in the administration built justice and the anti 51 tool one simply has an outlet that has a fashion for the questions that is probable cause and there is jurisdiction and there's places to go forward >> the charges are in the appropriate form but again, these are highly complex fickle decisions that seems a little strange that the all this is memorialized and the authorities are highly intelligent and everything on why they have been captured somewhere in the forces of transparency and make an informed decision is a little unusual. with

environment to participants or consumers, et cetera, and does it actually almost become a self-fulfilling prophesy >> i don't think we see that in the data in theory, it's possible i don't think we see it in the data i do look at this as akin to the two instances in the 1990s, when the fed cut and then cut again and then cut a third time. in those cases, that happened to be -- they thought that was the right thing to do. so provided some support for the economy and the economy took that accommodation onboard and gathered steam again and the expansion continued. so that's the spirit in which we're doing this i don't see any evidence that monetary policy is reducing consumer confidence or business confidence, which seems to be focused more on other issues >> one of the dynamics over the years, especially following the gfc was policy coordination amongst to global central banks, the boj, theex cb, the bank of england, the fed, even to some extent the pboc. and what are your thoughts on policy coordination going forward. what systems are in place? >> in a crisis situation, there needs to be, obviously

i mean, think of it this way, wilf it is a -- it's almost a self-fulfilling prophesy when we see that bottom, we know people want to go in and buy the dip here if they don't buy the dip, though, now it turns into a loathing situation, where the market if we don't finish october in positive territory, if we don't come back, typically we see that november and the december trade sideways to even down if you look at last year, the vix made another two spikes after the spike in october this really is where the market needs to kind of set into that volatility trend get through it, and have investors feel a little better about buying the market, either earnings, a trade war resolution, or maybe even that infrastructure bill are going to help to do that. but we need something right now to help fuel that optimism >> so how would you be investing for this october, given the fact that there are all of those headline risks and uncertainties? what sectors do you like, if any? >> right now, looking at -- oh, there are some sectors out there that you can play, morgan. when you look at the sectors, u

. >> i appreciate your participation with the ranking member and with my staff that aside a prophesy labor released and it's something that you can double check with your people. i want to thank all of the witnesses today for your testimony i, know you've got important in business to attend to so thank you very much i mean there's five legislative days with the chair and with the witnesses for a response and if anybody has any questions we thank you for your influence and the hearing is now adjourned.

and you know, he prophesied what he would do in the future. what the president has done is shown maybe there's a larger picture to his foreign policy than we thought about for some time. i thought earlier this withdrawal from syria could have been the move that made baghdadi surface enough for the raid to take place. >> if you think about what mitt romney and some other republicans have said, romney denouncing the president's decision about syria as a blood stain on america history. chuck schumer saying, among other things, that he doesn't believe the president grasps the gravity of his decision in syria. you're saying this morning that maybe it's just quite the opposite. >> i joined a lot of people a few weeks ago saying that this was bad news, that we should not have been in the kurds. but we're not the ones sitting in the chair with access to the highly classified briefings. and if you have news and credible intelligence of where the leadership is, and this provides an opportunity to take this strike, then it's a very difficult decision tha