the bible and the whip are back where they belong. we want those cultural objects back in our country so that our children can look study and be inspired by them. kendrick with boys is a national hero in libya children are taught about the freedom fighter who rebelled against the german colonial occupation was that it was his descendants single praises of his heroism was. shatter nothing like what i got the wheels out your demands bring back everything you just not join us. in germany have knowledge ment of our difficult colonial past has taken far too long but it has begun. it taken for this is the return of the big boy bible and whip after more than a 100 years far too long. and i'm deeply sorry for that. the bible and which is handed to the president of namibia. but there is an irony to the fact that the 1st major artifact to be returned by germany to africa was a bible brought by the german colonial masters to namibia and then stolen by and. is the repatriation of looted art nearly so much empty symbolism is it perhaps not more ur

40 years to get his bible.nly wept. in that moment i just feel like the holy spirit prompted a question, why don't you go tell him he's not a good return investment because that's what it's arguing. one moment in 1998 i went from why would you translate the bible for all the groups, even the small ones, to how are we going to make sure that everybody on planet earth knows the love and hope that jesus offers. >> shannon: now you have this ambitious goal of 12 years, how do you expect to get it done? >> we are going to do that through collaborations, the ten leading organizations have come together, we actually have met once a month for the last ten years, we've met over a hundred times and we realize if we collaborate we can get this done better quality, faster, cheaper. the goal was 2150. we believe that by coming together, sharing tools, sharing strategies, 2150, everybody should have scripture by 2033 and not have to wait any longer. >> shannon: wow, that is ambitious. it's part of the reason i have my new bo

there are thousands of languages that have no translation of the bible.aign to change that in record time, we will explain next. >> shannon: there is an historic effort shannon: a historic effort this easter season to translate and make the bible available in every language in the world within 12 years. the man spearheading the campaign hobby lobby investment officer and board chair mark green, good to have you with us. i had no idea there were so many languages. currently 3945 languages with no scripture, 167 people speaking 2000 languages, one in 5 people seeking 6656 languages do not have a full bible in their first language. i thought i knew what was going on in the world but had no idea about these numbers. >> i was stunned when i found out too. i guess 200 languages with 200 countries, 6000 languages, it was mind-boggling. shannon: we have somebody who talked about this, why it is so important to read things in your own language. is a bit of that. >> because the village's bible was written in english it was difficult for most to conceptualize was be

the bible and the whip are back where they belong.we want those cultural objects back in our country so that our children can look study and be inspired by them. kendrick with boy is a national hero in libya children are taught about the freedom fighter who rebelled against the german colonial occupation was. was his descending single praises of his heroism was the. shadow not unless you were kind that he will shout you mas' bring back everything which is not jobs. in germany their knowledge ment of our difficult colonial past has taken far too long but it has been done. it taken for this is the return of the big boy bible and whip after more than 100 years far too long. and i'm deeply sorry for that. the bible and with is handed to the president of namibia. but there is an irony to the fact that the 1st major artifact to be returned by germany to africa was a bible brought by the german colonial masters to namibia and then stolen by them all means is the repatriation of looted art merely so much empty symbolism is it perhaps not more

here is a bible scripture for you.he holy people unto the lord thy god, the lord thy god have chosen the to be a special people unto himself, above all people that are on the face of the earth. i don't believe we should be integrated as a nation. host: you don't believe in integration? caller: now. . i believe that the bible says. host: this is greg out of north dakota, independent. good morning. caller: good morning. i was thinking it would be more interesting to reverse your question around and ask how your religious views are changed by your political views? if you are a religious person, things are going to be the same anyway. you're supposed to live your life that way. this is what god gives you and i think too many religious people are swayed by political views nowadays. host: you talk about switching the question wrong. this is doug from facebook, in other words it should be this. does your inward moral foundation and beliefs affect your outward decision-making? how would you answer that question? caller: it sho

in the bible it sa s ou be no different. in the bible it says you judge _ be no different.le it says you judge people by - be no different. in the bible it| says you judge people by their fruits, right? and when they produce. and actually for over 100 years it hasn't produced any fruit when it comes to race relations. there are similar challenges for other faiths. there are similar challenges for otherfaiths. the board of deputies published its report today on the experiences of black and minority jews. it makes 119 recommendations and the chief rabbi says the exclusion of anyone because of the colour of their skin was a collective failure for which we all must take responsibility. harry farley, bbc news. the most senior civil servant at the treasury, sir tom scholar, has told mps that he received text messages and a phone call from the former prime minister david cameron about the company greensill capital. his comments come as the row about lobbying continues. our political correspondent leila nathoo is in westminster. it's the first time i think we've heard publicly from

"women of the bible speak."are out. we are getting it restocked. i wanted it to be a message of hope and inspiration and encouragement. i hope it's exactly how it's rest signatureating with folks out there. there is also a fox nation series and wonderful guests like kathie lee gifford and sara evans talking about own faith beth series and inspired by faithful women the bible there is a women of the bible podcast where you will hear more about these stories. i hope in easter weekend which we cover in the book that you will be encouraged by the joy of the resurrection and the hope for all things moving forward. thanks for support of the book. i pray it will bless everybody who picks it up. >> juan: well, happy easter to you. katie? >> katie: well, first, shannon, my mother already purchased your book and is looking forward to reading it. thank you for writing it for people like her to read it and be inspired. strong women of the bible. >> greg: i think it's sexist. >> katie: greg is waiting for the calendar. >> gr

are my bibles today.ntinuity of the sector is extraordinary. i can think of nowhere else where there is such a cadence as there is an international economics. what do we think today robert mondale invented 50 years ago? catherine: the most famous thing we have been working with in the open economy that has his name on it is the mondale-fleming model which puts three different markets together. the investment savings part of the economy, the monetary policy , and the open economy, meaning balance and payments and how that change with regards to exchange rates. those are the three markets that continue to be the important ones. how we measure them is different, and how they work together is different. those are the drivers of economic performance. tom: did they take it for granted at the time. revolutionary for robert mundell. thank you. catherine mann. citigroup global economist. it extraordinary to see the timeline of this and all we talked about over the years. those rules then still a part of what we do

shannon, i want to get to your new book, "women of the bible speak." in the book, you write that over and over throughout scripture we see god, father first, and then god in the form of his son jesus. use people who are not among the top echelons of society or aristocratic elites. why, shannon, was that significant to you? that point? >> you know, i love highlighting all these different will in the book and i want them to be what they are in the bible, which is relatable, and flawed. some of them were very humble. didn't come from a prominent family or anywhere else. we also included people who were a little bit naughty and got off track. we've got a prostitute in here. a murderer. we've got somebody who double crosses her father-in-law by acting like a prostitute and getting pregnant by him. it's hard for people to believe these stories are in the bible but they all had a point and there is a reason why they are all included and i just think it's beautiful to see how god works through everyone, whether they are faithful, whether they make a mess and g

griff: eggs filled with bible verses targeted by the left.ps and play for a chance to win 10,$000. we need to predict 6 outcomes in the fox bed super 6 quiz show. it is free to play, just download the super 6 apps right now. still fresh... unstopables in-wash scent booster. downy unstopables. griff: you have probably seen this video showing smugglers dropping young children just 3 and 5 years old 14 feet over a border wall and abandoning them in the new mexico desert. the border chief joined me now, thank you for taking time, when you saw this video what was your initial reaction and why have you released it? >> thank you for covering this story. for us these are the tactics we see from smugglers on the southwest border. when i saw the images provided by my staff i could not believe what i was watching. i was horrified. i was appalled to see that young child dropped like that from a 14 foot barrier to the ground in an area where it is so rocky and mountains and remote, the child for a few seconds didn't move so i was very worried until i star

legislating use of force, they talk about training as if it's -- was written in the bible somewhere. if the training results in bad results, change the training.

it's a bible college that's been training students for more than a century.y one in ten accepted for training into the church of england are from ethnic minority backgrounds. i often had things i wanted to say or to ask and, you know, i would sit with my hand up for a while and then just put it down. there's almost, like, there's a covert... it's a silent threat. growing up in bradford in the 80s, racism was a fact of life for michelle. i've had the most horrible things said to me but, it was very in my face and i could deal with that. the thing that really scares the pants off me about this institutional racism is that you don't know it's happening to you. a few months into her studies, she even tried changing her appearance. i'd stopped wearing wraps on my head, i'd kind of tone down the colours that i wore. so, it's not that anybody�*s saying, "you've got to take your wrap off your head," but you start to kind of accommodate this thing. she says her growing sense of isolation was made worse by a lack of understanding within the church. all through those tw

and kissed the bible. now the day before congress made a resolution that following the oath of office. all of congress and the supreme court will join the president and vice president special services at saint paul's chapel five blocks away the reason it was that saint paul's chapel. is in 1789. it was the only public building. still standing that was not destroyed during the invasion of new york by the british we had carriages prepared. to convey all of congress down to saint paul's. however, the press of the crowd was so great more than 10,000 people. we could not get the carriages through. so people stood aside. and i in congress walked. the five blocks for two hours we prayed. in that place. i told reverend provost. i want no sermons this. is a petitioning. service a time of prayer for this new government and this wonderful the united states of america. and we prayed for lands beyond the rivers that we know not. do you know? that i understand. that just 20 years ago. another invasion manhattan brought

let's talk about the lessons of the women of the bible and providing strength for christian girls inth cofounder and ceo of life speaks loudest, laura coops. >> thanks so much for having me. >> kevin: i should point out that she is joining us from the mile high city of denver, my old stomping grounds in my home as i like to call it, great to have you with us. let us begin by getting a bit about your own personal story and what brought you to the light as they say. >> absolutely. when i was a teen girl about a decade ago, i love reading teen magazines and books but quite honestly i struggled sometimes because it just felt like these things were either too cheesy or too shallow, constantly telling me i wasn't good enough, not pretty enough, not cool enough, not happy enough and i think what we are seeing now is teens today really crave authenticity and positivity more than ever and hope because life is tough and we see that in suicide to being the second leading cause of death in this age group. that's why my husband and i started life speaks loudest really to give hope and provide lig

. >> i have been told that's how you should read the bible, let the bible read you. you just mentioned about wilson. >> thank you for that. >> i liked that, what you said about wilson. i read also that romeo and juliet. >> it's something i am in preproduction for now when this airs and hopefully we'll be shooting god willing this summer. it's a spoof, hip hop musical comedy based on shakespeare. not to pat myself on the back but i tell young actors it's a lifetime commitment. you can't worry about being rich or famous. all you can focus on is your craft. once you do that, the doors will open for you. having done shakespeare years ago, wow, this is such a universal love story and the beauty of our story is it's racial polarization in america. it's hilarious but romeo's character is black and poor and juliette's character happens to be rich and white. in the trump pokalypse that we live in now, we say why do we look at each other in terms of the skin color or the race? really there is no race but one. the human race. >> right. i think most people who have gone through

and if someone is suspected of wrongdoing but is innocent or do more then he swears on the bible that he is innocent. this nickel doing them and the community believes him see. or god. because the gob or are afraid they'll be cursed if they why. now a days their respective families will gather at home and swear the oath there. it happened to me once to. me hon i professed my innocence in front of several rank elders and a live chat on facebook. some of. them will also. come on. if a gate is open you are allowed to enter. it's an on written law here. even if it's still strange to wear a headscarf. just for this day as a wife as i get the most i thought. i got this from my mother in law for the wedding this is true as i get my goes on that one too i think this one i got from my mother and this one from my father what that me go to my mother got this one from her mother for her idea. she gave it to me right before the wedding good aspect of that. it's back to daily life. grandparents garble and i'm on my way to their dressmaker she lives on the outskirts of the village and this hunger ar

third point i want to make is if you look at the bible in genesis two: seven it says you don't get a soul until you take your first breath. so according to the bible you're not a person until you take your first breath. >> host: color, our topic is elections and their integrity so what do you have a question about. >> caller: he said abortion was okay. >> host: okay, we will leave it there. mr. cuccinelli you can respond but go ahead. >> guest: you know, i would no be working for pro-life organization if i didn't agree and support those principles and i think even in just the recent decades since i've been born science has demonstrated that a human being with all 46 chromosomes when things happen healthilyhe is there at the momt of conception. you know, follow the science but as you pointed out we are supposed to be talking about voter integrity. i work for a pro-life organization that believes the ability to make its case fairly and publicly inin clean, fair, transparent elections is what it needs to succeed so, i'm not here specifically to advance the cause for life but i am here t

that includes things lining bible study and prayer meetings. leaders were limiting indoor social gathering rings to three houser households. late yesterday the supreme court agreed that those restrictions should be laceyed. the state was plaj to ease restrilkss thursday. now it that is no choice. >>> the city of davis now has an unusual way of honoring new covid infections through sewage. the city's teamed up with uc davis researchers to expand the areas to detect possible spikes in infections. so there are now 15 new sue amg sampling sites in the city. the idea is to regularly test the wastewater to detect coronavirus spikes in the community. right now sewage is collect and death twice a week at a lab. >>> cable cars are back in san francisco, well. >> kind of. a park let built like a cable car. this is near where the actual cable cars run on california. no cable car has rop rate the since last year because of the coronavirus. >>>? san francisco today plenty of people if chinatown enjoying the nice weather and supporting local businesses for c

according to the bible, you are not a person until you make your first breath. host: our topic is elections and their integrity. caller: the screener said ok. host: you can respond, but being our topic -- guest: i would not be working for a pro-life organization if i did not agree and support those principles. i think even in just the recent decades since i have been born, science has demonstrated that a human being with all 46 chromosomes, when things happen healthily, is there at the moment of conception. follow the science. as you pointed out, we are supposed to be talking about voter integrity. i work for a pro-life organization that believes the ability to make its case fairly and publicly in clean, fair, transparent elections is what it needs to succeed. i'm not here specifically to advance the cause for life. i'm here to work to make sure there is a level, fair playing field for everyone to make their case on whatever issue it is, whether it is abortion or guns or taxes or paving the road in the neighborhood in clean, fair elections. i think every america

this was really the bible, masters of sociological thought. since then, although there are text available, usually they include one white woman and one black man. that is today. it was a long time coming. in contemporary theory books there is a broader range of inclusion, but we still think of that canon in a particular way. i was lucky i came to sociology to discover and benefit from the work of people like mary jo deacon who made a case for the very existence of early women founders in sociology and i rely heavily on a text by patricia linger men, a popular one among my students. there are now classic texts that bring early sociologists into the history of sociology. in the last few years, i have been better equipped to design a classroom experience to experience a core knowledge. i do not take it far enough, but it is a start, and we disrupt the origin story that have come -- had come to take as a fact of history. what i find interesting about this is that i read a very similar story over and over in various sources that i have come to rely

and we want to talk now about women of the bible speak.ries that complements your book of the same name. the video series featuressed celebrities like kathy lee gifford which i know and is of great faith. how does it resonate with women facing modern-day struggles? >> well, everything that was a problem then is a problem now for women. we face a lot of the same struggles and with family squabbles, financial trouble, chronic illnesses, widowhood, infertility and it's all in the bible and see how women suffered and how they walked through that and god worked through the stories can give us courage as we face many problems today. i love that these women like kathy lee gifford and sara evans, christy swanson all share about their own faith and talk about the stories of these women and women of the bible speak today. we are highlighting easter. it's all for the book and we talk about mary magdalena and being the one to discover that he has risen. it's a hopeful book and message and i hope that that's what it'll do for people that pick it up. ar

action has been the police station because this is the site of the trauma this is the site of the bible if that continues we ripped through our communities all across this not just minneapolis it's all across the suburbs and the shoals that folks are to hire folks are higher not having their basic human rights acknowledged where you can literally be murdered for a traffic violation in the matter of seconds while you're on the phone with one of your loved ones folks are higher with the police system that allows those outcomes to keep happening in our community we know what it means he had his own investigations going on do you believe an architect of mass incarceration like joe biden or former california prosecutor like a mile has can decide over any understanding even of the calls to defund the police. absolutely not i when george floyd was happening one of their responses while he was on the presidential trail was saying that he will allocate more than $300000000.00 to police departments across the country again around the spill own try in at higher in try you know. for of lesser train

good that you brought the bible into this. why blame the whales? we are in their territory.me to your house and said i can't believe jesse is here? >> jesse: i'm with you on that, i have no time to watch whales, may be uncouth but i'd rather do that on youtube or do a thousand other things that actually go about. you see some will go up, shoots up some seawater, that supposed to be that entertaining? no. and find me back on land having a drink. >> greg: should we defund the whales? why are we watching the whales? what have they done for us? >> richard: i'm not sure we should defund the whales, have been whale watching before and it's a beautiful thing in the good news is in jonah's case, he comes out of the whale in the end so you'll survive, i promise. >> dana: in my illustrated children's bible, he was in there with a campfire, i recall. >> richard: only for a couple of days. >> greg: any thoughts on this? a >> katie: unsurprising to the panel, i have never been this close to them but it is kind of scary when they get that close to the boat but you are in their territory a

there are simple beast account of east we only open the bible when we have people waiting to be vaccinated some people call their friends so we call those who did just that but couldn't get a vaccine that we would make sure we have enough. people under $45.00 and not officially eligible for inoculation opinions are divided on whether they would take the job vendetta and come. people might each can't keep waiting for the vaccine we can also get covered we should all get vaccinated as soon as possible but. we are young and i'm going 5. so there's no need for over. once my is comes into that. figure we're going in. for now the government is hoping for a big surge in the number. vaccinations and has put its exports on hold a stop raise in daily infections me just cause a shift in go in india's vaccines. that report from did a while and she joins us from delhi with more on the story. does india have enough doses to really ramp up vaccinations even more so i mean the government definitely . does not vaccinate everyone intelligible we need to do is this and it is credence to the scheme by the fac

women of the bible examines timeless stories of women, you know, women in the bible, women of religiousontemporary woman of faith. what jesse was saying with mother's day around the corner a great gift for the mother in your life. purchase shannon's book at fox @foxnews.com/books or at your local bookstore. >> jesse: not as great as "how i saved the world." >> juan: no need to -- jesse. >> greg: so nice of to you could that for shannon bream. good for you, juan. >> greg: number one. >> katie: yeah, that was really nice. it's my turn to go back in 201 navy veteran tommy zer hellen walked 260 miles alone to raise awareness on suicide and homelessness in our country. he wrote a book about that called the low road walking the walk for veterans and all of the proceeds for this book will go to helping veterans in need through the vet zzuro project. get yours at veteran zero.org. amazing mission, amazing story. 2,000 plus miles is a long way to walk alone and all for a good cause. good for him. thanks, everybody. that's it for us. see you next week. up next, "special report." ♪ ♪ ♪ >> bret: go

pretty much all of them, i think, because what happens during prayer breakfast, and i also do two bible studies as well, is you get to know these senators. you get to know who they are, about their families, what took them here, how they got here, why they care about public service, and it's such an intimate conversation that you just -- you can form bonds, you can form friendships, and you immediately see common ground. and so because i've gotten to know so many republican senators in prayer breakfast and these bible studies, i work with them all the time. they trust me now. they know who i am. they don't see me as, oh, she's just a progressive senator from new york, we can't possibly have anything in common. we sit down for an hour or two every week and get to know each other so there's a trust that builds. so as a consequence i have republican leads on pretty much all of my legislation and i will get it for the few pieces i don't have, i will earn that support. so i think it's -- i think it's important who i am, it's important to allowing me to be an effective advocate for new york.

infrastructure and education. 100 days since i took the oath of office and left in my hand off our family bible and heritage nation we all did it was in crisis the worst pandemic of the century the worst economic crisis since the great depression the worst attack on our democracy since the civil war now after just 100 days i can report to the nation america is on the move again. all right after the president spoke republican senator tim scott gave his party's rebuttal address attacking biden for what he said were empty words and broken promises. president biden promised you a specific kind of leadership you promised united nation to lower the temperature to govern for all americans no matter how we voted this was the pitch you just heard it again but our nation is storage for more than empty platitudes we need policies in progress that brings us closer together but 3 months in the actions of the president and his party are pulling us further and further apart people in india are rushing to register for a mass vaccination drive set to begin this weekend as corona virus infections spiral out of c

>> pretty much all of them i think because what happens during prayer breakfast, i also do two bible studies as well, as you get to know these senators. you get to know who they are, their families what took them here, how they got hear why they care about public service. is such an intimate conversation that you just can form bonds, friendships and immediately see common ground. because i've got to know so many republican senators in prayer breakfast and bible studies, i work with them all the time in the trust me now. they know who i am they don't see me as oh she's just a progressive senator from new york we can't possibly have anything in common. we sat down for an hour or two every week and get to know each other. there is trust that builds and as a consequence i have republican leads and pretty much all i legislation and for the few pieces i don't have i will earn that support. i think it's important who i am it's important allowing me too be an effective advocate for new york but also makes my job so much more durable. i can't tell you how many people say how can you stand it

does not the bible tell us that -- ? our people. >> and i with mine. i am not at all sure we can do this. we could be risking a great deal of money. >> is that true, master? >> and we should be risking our lives and the lives of our children. master, the conditions are hard. but an agreement was reached. >> our people left holland forever and embarked for southampton, england. >> there we are. >> thank you. i am the reverend brewster. >> master bradford? >> i am at your service, gentlemen. >> we have our doubts as to your service. >> as well you may. you are going to a desolate wilderness, to a land of wild beasts and wilder savages. >> we know only where the lord is leading us. that is sufficient. >> i know nothing of that. i know that you know little of wilderness, danger, or starvation. can any of you fire a musket? >> can any of your kind? >> captain, you are a soldier. we, as you say, are tinkerers, weavers, preachers. you will be a companion to us in danger. we need your help. >> i am not of your faith. >> there ar

women of the bible speak streaming right now on fox nation goes with the new book women of the bible speak. fox news prime time hosted by the one and only mark steyn and i can't imagine what he has for you don't it's going to be hard to follow the puppy but i know he can do it but it starts right now. >> mark: the puppy -- basically the guest host for the puppy now, shannon. congratulations, by the way, on the success of your book. i was looking at the best seller list and i saw shannon bream and women of the bible speak on there. so, very deserved. we will see you in a few hours, shannon. >> shannon: thank you. >> mark: thanks a lot. >> shannon: thanks, mark. >> mark: bi. bye. welcome to "fox news primetime" i'm mark steyn with tucker carlson, miranda devine and all the big news from guns, lights, to toxic -- today joe biden issued new executive orders or royal proclamations as we say in my cultural actual addition. as a matter of fact it was one of the complaints rebel colonials against poor old george the third royals were getting vapor raised by the royal prerogative ever since j

or clear what the bible meant. hope how i hope every shiba when you're working you don't think there's no time for emotions. i must have an emotional screen between what i see and myself but your good doesn't mean i'm emotional less it just means i react later middle what goes into my subconscious. but it comes back. nightmares like time bombs space. to me is what i put up that emotional scream but sometimes when i saw children suffering i broke down electric car it happened several times. this was in sarajevo and the medical they brought in the body of a boy killed by a serbian bomb. i couldn't help it but what it. was headhunted is hard to comprehend that you were there at that age at 26 photographing someone else's war here but how did you handle that if that's when it's go driven as a photographer you just do it's the job i mean if you don't ask those question although it's a job you don't ask those questions. you were talking about courage about how it takes courage which could courage often comes down to a la

so that i do not know many gabo only learn to read so they can study the bible as the good faith has changed and knives are stupid you know they are devout and disciplined characteristics that have earned them for recognition in the outside world oh yes the sermon is held at times in hungary and all remaining and most of the gobble off fluent in both underscores they also speak romany. 4 times a year they celebrate the lord's supper oh i. think the high point of the mass comes when the parishioners washee chevys feet as a sign of humility that the it that he should get out of it will be that. of that stuff they did. i i. took. them to the leader. i think i think growth is going to get up and get their business after the service family and friends dying together there's a good laugh at the preacher often joins in. our. action tastes cooked on friday on saturday that only allowed to warm up and so if the food goes the rolls around it could be a variant to. that if i want to god i mean there is a subtle as you know like you know i think when they are young women don't have much say but

women of the bible speak streaming right now on fox nation goes with the new book women of the bible it's going to be hard to follow the puppy but i know he can do it but it starts right now. >> mark: the puppy -- basically the guest host for the puppy now, shannon. congratulations, by the way, on the success of your book. i was looking at the best seller list and i saw shannon bream and women of the bible speak on there. so, very deserved. we will see you in a few hours, shannon. >> shannon: thank you. >> mark: thanks a lot. >> shannon: thanks, mark. >> mark: bi. bye. welcome to "fox news primetime" i'm mark steyn with tucker carlson, miranda devine and all the big news from guns, lights, to t

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>> the biggest thing at this table is the bible. riley gave me a bible to be sworn in on which is special to me. >> i want to hope they are. >> proud to be one of the women of the 100 seventeenth council. people to elect me because i'm competent. at the end of the day if you look at this, we are very inspiring, unique class. >> seeing their offices are going into that, you forget when you watch on tv they are battling every single day fighting for the american people but just like as they are human. they have their families and their interests, what is important to them. ashley: she said i want you to elect me because i'm competent, not because i am a woman. and women these days, the pandemic and things like that. jillian: we spoke to the congresswoman about major policy issues facing the country today, part 2, of my interview is coming up next. ashley: eight people killed. a live report on what we know next. democrats look at four justices to the high court. a republican and democrat talk about that next. >> we are back with a fox

fox news @ night" anchored in shannon bream, author of the podcast by the same name, "women of the bibleip, and it intrigues me, because i am so concerned about cases that are very high profile like this, racial undertones, and you are a lawyer, what do you make of that? because we want to make sure people are presumed innocent, and also, you should be tried for the circumstances in your case, not other cases. >> and every one of the cases that she mentioned had very, very fact-specific situations, and they should, and each officer should be judged on their own merits about the actions they took in each one of those cases. and many of them do end up going to trial, like this one. this is a very raw, emotional issue for the country in this moment, and anybody who has watched the george floyd tape, it is horrifying. no one wants to see another human being suffering or dying. but when you go into a courtroom, and this is me as a lawyer now, what happens is there are rules that are meant to take the emotion out of this. judges are supposed to do that. there are rules of evidence, procedure,

so they have a right to do it i know many gabo only learn to read to so they can study the bible as though it was face has changed their knives are stupid and they are devout and disciplined characteristics that have earned them for recognition in the outside quilt as to the sermon is held at times in hungary and all remaining and most of the gobble off fluent in both and of course they also speak romany. 4 times a year they celebrate the lord's supper oh i. think the high point of the mass comes when the parishioners washee chevys feet as a sign of humility that was it that he should get a look. at that stuff and then. i. can't sleep but. i'm better than going here. i think i think god is above us and good there was a shred of good after the service family and friends dying together there's a good man the preacher often joins in. our. action to school on friday on saturday that only allowed to warm up and so if the food gets the walls around it could be very dangerous. but i think if i wanted to go over there i would stay saturday night live here and i when they are young women don't have