the fear of god. we are establishing that again in this nation. it has been incredible to hear from so many different people. the last caller, thank you for your prayers. i pray for your mission as well. just know we are on one accord. host: jack brewer, how do you get the money you need to do the work that you are doing? guest: god provides. i do not know. i smile when i say that. i have been in where i have had to liquidate my retirement accounts. i have been in situations where we have had to borrow and scratch and move funds, personally, borrow from friends and everything. god has always provided. now, we get a series of grants from different places. we have people that donate to us. one day, we needed $50,000. i was trying to start a new initiative and expand. i wanted to rent this space in this building for kids. literally, a week later, someone donated that exact amount of money. got always provides that. i am blessed to be able to do media. we have a pretty good social media presence. people s

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rules us with an iron fist but you know god in the end god has a plan, right? so that that's advice for christians and for for secular people. i do think that there is a way in which secular liberalism fallen into a very predictable trap, having slipped free of the religious hope that i just mentioned it finds itself hopeful and optimistic when it's winning. right because it's like it's like, well, the arc of history is but it's bending towards us and things are great. and then suddenly trump is elected and it's the end of the world. and i, i think i personally, since i am religious, i actually don't have great advice for how to not think it's the end of the world. you don't believe in god and. you know, your political enemies are in power. i can see that. that can be a dark place. be but i definitely think liberalism needs a way to of avoid falling into despair in a world that just is not going to be the fukuyama end of history over the next 50 years. it's going to be a crazy world for the foreseeable future. and liberalism needs a certain esprit de corps and

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is god's. and persecution that stand at the hands of oppressors. and it weighed on apologists and reacting to the persecution of the third century early father published a letter to the roman council and practicing his or her faith and quoting, only just and a privilege inherit that every person should be able to worship according to its own convictions and religious practice neither harms or helps another. it is not part of religion to coerce religious practice but by choice not coercion to be led to religion. it was the same church father who is first coining the phrase religious liberty. decades liberty, another apologist would advise constantine saying religion cannot be imposed by force but must be carried on by words rather than by blows. this line of thought runs from the early church fathers to now the modern era where we recognize we can't force our faith on anybody. america's founders recognize their own writings was in dialogue with these philosophical predecessors. adams himself mad

oh, god, i... you're still acting... thank god. 87. ..of 87. yeah? and you slow down. your brain...s all. i can still walk, talk. only recently, only in the last, i would say, 18 months... ..but... is much more likely, she's in my ear and i can... ..take her cues and speak the lines. but i am not the only one. it's... i need assistance. yes. yes, yes, that's a very good analogy. or is that...? i'm very... for which i am deeply grateful. i've really had a charmed life. from... in the second world war. when war broke out, i was about...four, three, four, and i was evacuated. i had a wonderful time. i had a year and a half in a pub. and i adored theatre. nothing... sort of nothing went wrong. thank god, survived. butl... i have had a charmed life. derek, thank you very much. pleasure. thank you. was it all right? lovely. for many of us, meteorological winter was really dull, so it was nice to end with some blue skies. and heading into march, there'll be some sunshine around this weekend. most places will be dry, but it will be cold at night where we have the clear skies, and there's th

may god bless you, may god bless the united states of america, and may god continue to bless the great state of missouri. thank you so much. [applause]

god bless you. god bless president trump. god bless the united states of america. thank you. ♪

[applause] god bless cpac, god bless president trump, god bless our warriors fighting on behalf of usgod bless america. thank you very much. ♪ >> president trump is addressing jot session of congress tonight to lay out his priorities and vision for the country'send term. weought live coverage at 8:00 p. oc-span followed by a preview of the president's speech at 9:00 and if. weiltake calls on social media. >> discover the heartbeat of democracy. c-span's voices. we hear from you in front of president trump's address to congress. we ask what you want to hear from the president during his speech. >> i am from elizabethtown, kentucky and i would like to hear the president talk about why he acted the way he did with president zelenskyy. i think it's a disgrace. it was an embarrassment. for all americans to see that performance in the oval office. >> my name is chris ricardo from chicago. i am advocating for the utah wilderness coalition and national wilderness coalition. we are trying to protect over 8 million acres of federal public lands, your lands, in utah. >> my name is marilyn -- mer

may god bless you, may god bless the united states of america, and may god continue to bless the great state of missouri. thank you so much. [applause] c-span. >> let's get started. maria benson, chair grassley:'s senior director of communication

but it is a god. you feel me? it is a god. and god woke us up this morning. god put us all on the same page and god bring us together collectively every wednesday to have staff meeting here based off for the kids. it all comes down to for the kids, you know, and spiritually. spiritually, you can feel the vibe. you can tell when somebody's vibe off based off body language, based off being able to read the room based off, oh, he acting different today. now let me go reach out to him. yeah. hey. how you doing today? you need help. you need a hug. you straight? how can i help you? i can tell your vibe off. and when you do a staff member like that, or even with the kids like that, that just let you know you're loved. yeah. feel me? so when you pay spiritually, it's just about being loved, you know? and that's going back to what we talked about before. everybody want to be loved. people make decisions based off of wanting to be accepted and who don't want to be accepted by love. yeah, i'll speak on that. like difficult times. and how does religion like it seems lik

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but it is a god. you feel me? it is a god. and god woke us up this morning. god put us all on the same page and god bring us together collectively every wednesday to have staff meeting here based off for the kids. it all comes down to for the kids, you know, and spiritually. spiritually, you can feel the vibe. you can tell when somebody's vibe off based off body language, based off being able to read the room based off, oh, he acting different today. now let me go reach out to him. yeah. hey. how you doing today? you need help. you need a hug. you straight? how can i help you? i can tell your vibe off. and when you do a staff member like that, or even with the kids like that, that just let you know you're loved. yeah. feel me? so when you pay spiritually, it's just about being loved, you know? and that's going back to what we talked about before. everybody want to be loved. people make decisions based off of wanting to be accepted and who don't want to be accepted by love. yeah, i'll speak on that. like difficult times. and how does religion like it seems lik

don't believe, "oh, god, i'm so good at this." and thereby maybe get better. lovely world to be in, and i want to be "successful in that world." but it is a world that i feel absolutely at ease in. life it's going to be. how much of a struggle was it being gay at a time when it was illegal? erm... and widely condemned? yes... my... i was always... as a boy, i was... i knew that something was... it's wrong to say something was wrong — mm—hm. and i didn't acknowledge it for a long time. i knew exactly what it was. you know, iwas about...i6, i suppose. and her reaction, god bless her, was, "you're 16. against what she didn't want. well, this was the 1950s. yes. yeah. but it was never mentioned again. and... they accepted it. you know, they totally accepted it. it was a time when it was difficult. it was because there... gay people were persecuted. i didn't put it around that i was gay, you know. i was very discreet, i suppose. i was determined not to let it appear in my head as a disease... i think you're very optimistic. i've said it so many times, talking to yo

the fear of god.establishing that again in this nation. it has been incredible to hear from so many different people. the last caller, thank you for your prayers. i pray for your mission as well. just know we are on one accord. host: jack brewer, how do you get the money you need to do the work that you are doing? guest: god provides. i do not know. i smile when i say that. i have been in where i have had to liquidate my retirement accounts. i have been in situations where we have had to borrow and scratch and move funds, personally, borrow from friends and everything. god has always provided. now, we get a series of grants from different places. we have people that donate to us. one day, we needed $50,000. i was trying to start a new initiative and expand. i wanted to rent this space in this building for kids. literally, a week later, someone donated that exact amount of money. got always provides that. i am blessed to be able to do media. we have a pretty good social media presence. people see what

you, you as a full god, this is yes. the 2000 people to be killed every single week, more than that, the russian young people, the ukrainian young people, they're not americans, but i want it to stop. meanwhile, europe has sadly spent more money buying russian oil and gas that they have spent on defending ukraine by far think of that. they've spent more buying russian oil and gas than they have defended. and we've sped, perhaps $350000000000.00. like taking candy from a baby. that's what happened. and they've spent a $100000000000.00. what a difference that is. and we have a notion separating us and they don't but we're getting along very well with them and lots of good things are happening. but you know, so it's a rise more money and this fights in europe has spent by billions and billions of dollars. it's hard to believe that they wouldn't have stopped it and said at some point, come on, let's equalize. you got to be equal to us. that didn't happen earlier today, i received an important letter from president village k

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god bless you and god bless america the the you're watching all t in to national. we've just been listening in it to president trump addressing us congress off were not polluted well wins. needless to say, as thought to his 2nd, to really a podium to town his accomplishments made over the past few weeks and that plenty of those to talk about as well. i've been talking about for about 2 hours so, so let's talk you through some of the main points that um trump said he had achieved more in 6 weeks of his 2nd time. then other arguments have done in 4 years or even a t is. he said on we've only just begun america is back he said to a to.

that's all the time we have god.want to learn more, erikadonald's.com, jackbrewerfoundation.org. we will be around through the conference, stop us and say hello. take care and god bless. ♪ >> ladies and dental men, up next, joy read, a desperate plea for help. please welcome senior columnist for townhall.com, kurt schlichter. alex lorusso. and cohost of o'connor and company on wmal, larry o'connor. >> thank you. we got real big names waiting. hey, good to see you. we got super big names waiting to come out, so we are going to get right to it. how about these guys, right? i would be remiss if i didn't tell you i just wrote a book about the media. it's called shameless liars. can we get a close-up on that hard work? it's got an incredible forward by a real thought leader, kurt schlichter. but the subtitle is how trump defeated the legacy media and made them irrelevant. and that's sort of where i want to take this, because for years, ever since the great rush limbaugh and brent bozell at media research center for the la

thank you, god bless you, and god bless america! [applause] >> president trump wrapping up his first address to congress in his seconds term. about an hour 40 minutes. let's bring in our panel to get some reaction. fox news senior white house correspondent, standing by with us as well, covered a lot of ground there, what you can do in an hour and 40 minutes. he started with america is back, and there were very few things in the night that got rousing applause from everyone. he talked about things that are -- policies frankly that we have very deep divides over but there were some special guests. he talked about energy production. he talked about foreign policy. he talked about transathletes in sports. i mean, he really covered a little bit of everything, juan. did you get what you expected from him more or less? a lot of democratic protests, we can talk about those as well. >> i think the protests stand out. but i felt like he was just going through a rote recitation of what i think of as the trump show. all these kinds of little st

very well may be that gods chosen and bless us because we protect israel. and so i'm going to continue doing a state level all that i can to, to support that this is my great great grandfather and he was the confederate doesn't my mom is my dad. she was always very conservative. i was raised conservative and i started moving to the left over the years as a recovery and conservative. i want to be left alone. you know, you do your job, you get your business own merit, and you get paid for it and you don't pass some political litmus test. this is america, the legislative tours. they want to be in your bedroom. they want to be in your business. and they call themselves conservative or no, i don't think they are any better than the i toes. frankly. i just want to be involved in your, in your life and tell you what to do. get you to haven't i don't, i don't get it. the a lot of this is motivated by this evangelical biblical literalism. it's scary. the 30th chapter is a tool that promised to protect israel against total annihilation by our enemies from the north.

oh my god, oh my god, there's a man, there's a man. >> and this on camera performance. not for social media. >> i felt like i was on the passenger seat of my own body when i opened the door. and lo, who it was. it broke my heart. >> this is his cold, hard reality inside a san diego county jail. >> if you see her kissing ray on my couch. with his feet on that table with my wife. anthony lamb lerby 5-5 in the house of my daughter sleeping in on the furniture that i put together. how do you expect a man to feel? >> somppi ali talking to a fox san diego reporter about his jealous rage. >> at the end of my marriage? no. that's my family. >> trying to justify the killing of anna marie and ray. >> did you kill her? >> don't ask me that. don't ask me that. >> and prosecutors laying out the case against abu laban, showing his every move as he planned to kill. when we come back, friends say when the cameras weren't rolling, ali abu laban was exactly like the scarface character. he pretended to be on social media. >> and the next thing i know, he's hrowin things at her. >> that's.

holy and most compassionate, most merciful god, our redeemer and friend, we pray your blessing on our individual journeys of faith. and ask your guidance over believers of the muslim faith as they commence their holy season of ramadan and on christians as they enter into the season of lent later this week. as each community dedicates these next several days and weeks to prayer and fasting, open their hearts, cleanse their minds, and purify their spirits. may their dedication to the disciplines which serve to deny the countless things that attempt to distract us from you lead them and us to cultivate compassion to each other and to those around us. no matter what practices we use to draw closer to you, may they be mostvate -- motivated by the purest desire to know you more clearly, to love you more dearly, and to follow you more nearly. bless us and guide our steps and light our paths. we offer these prayers in the name you have revealed to us and i in the name of jesus. amen. the speaker pro tempore: the chair has examined the journal of the last day's proceedings and announces to the

maybe they feel like god, you know, the old testament god, too implausible, too far out of reach, not something you can imagine having a relationship with. so for a lot of people, i think, are looking for it tour, what you might call intermediate spiritual powers. in this landscape, powers are sort of spiritual, in some way but feel a little closer than jehovah, yahweh, called meeting, right? i think, for astrology, tarot cards and the occult and so on fit into this category. and then the ufos, right? if you look at people who are really into ufos, right now, sort of ufo culture, and has an intense mystical component. i think that actually fits into a sense of what people have come i don't like being alone in the cosmos. i want some help. i don't feel like i can ask the christian god anymore. i am looking for someone to talk to. >> it is not your be a that stand ins for the old religions or for sort of the rituals in these loosely used term of spirituality is sufficient? >> i don't think it is sufficient. i think it's insufficient and sort of obvious, practical ways am aware the disci

god bless you. god bless the adl god bless israel and god bless united states of america. thank you very much. class coming up tonight on c-span2 policy advocates discuss the congressional budget office updated budget outlook. at the national association for business economics conference. then a look at u.s./cubit relations of foreign affairs minister first lady melania and trump delivering brief remarks ahead of a roundtable discussion on support for the ticket down act which will make it illegal to knowingly spread sexually explicit content and revenge pouring online. from washington and across the country. coming up tuesday morning will talk with philip wallace senior fellow the american enterprise institute president trump's joint address to congress and current balance of power between the executive and legislative branches. former irs commissioner daniel discusses concerns about how layoffs of the internal revenue service could affect tax collection. c-span's "washington journal." per join the conversation live at 7:00 a.m. eastern tuesday morning on c-span, c-span n

the last thing says may god's fees be up on you. it's been the and the name of a lot of them and if it's in the most fold come my, my brother, your little majesty can comment that in a. so i'm sorry for a lot of calls, but right. and at least the president of the all the is getting back to you and say something that the law of the legal farb states and mexico on the 11th of this on the, was to my brothers, you boy. and i just easy with royal highness is doing it on a be a dish, your exigencies, i just heads of state and monarchs of you and brother this day isaac, good me. so i will hate the secretary general. i love that. eagle farb states is going to, i'm going to mr. president while. ready long so i the president's office tonight and go to the head of the i think, and you and you and see mr. wright is on send you a good day. it is. and the 2nd position that i use in the united nation, mr. antonio goes to the head of the unit and how it would appear in parliament, mr. jose and to have these. and i'm with the 2nd at the jen on of th

sharing a map online filled with his sightings. >> that's absolutely scream oh my god, oh my god!hs later, he was found. tonight, scream is now safe and in his forever home, running right to the front door, but thankfully not right through it. and right here tonight. >> hi david, i'd like to introduce you to scream. >> michelle cherami, the founder and director of zeus rescues, screams forever home. >> he has managed to capture the hearts of the entire city of new orleans, and in the process, assemble this amazing recovery team of people from all different walks of life who work tirelessly day and night to keep him safe. >> now safe and leading up to this year's mardi gras, a parade float made in his honor. this little dog. the talk of the town. >> have a great night and thank you, new orleans. >> new orleans is just too much fun. he wanted to be out on the town. we're just glad scream is home and safe. i'm david muir. here's a look at what's coming up tomorrow night on 20 over 20. good night. >> friday night. >> david muir reporting. >> we take you inside. two cases. a mother jus

may god bless you, may god bless west virginia and the united states of america, and keep the faith,est virginia, we are coming. [applause]

god bless the great state of delaware and god bless our country.

he's also known for god and country day. to honor the first responders, fire and rescue, e.m.s., law enforcement, government officials and all branches of the military. i'm incredibly proud to call pastor rice a beloved member of my home community. mr. speaker, it's with great honor i present him today and it's pastor's passion for god's work that truly inspires him. he challenges each and every one of us to walk boldly in our faith, striding to make the world a better place through our actions and devotion to god. thank you for this morning you are a prayer. mr. speaker, -- thank you for this morning's prayer. mr. speaker, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the chair will entertain up to five further requests for one-minute speeches on each side of the aisle. for what purpose does the gentleman from pennsylvania seek recognition? mr. thompson: mr. speaker, request unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognize

what will then become of god? so do you agree with, with already that the re igniting of the war is unlikely? and then i, i'm not sure they're good in terms of the war to go either way. i also think it's very unlikely that uh they, they will go through with trumps plan of ethnic cleansing either of but i think what i'm more likely scenario is essentially the status quote. that is, palestine is going to continue to suffer. they're not going to be able to rebuild a little at best trickle can a, keeping them on a very marginal existence. there may be periodic uh is really airstrikes against certain selected targets. they'll keep a troops in certain positions that basically is going to be what we've seen in gaza and a fact, you know, for a 20 years now and, and that is all young people just kind of hanging on only were so in the sense that people essentially just struggling under a blockade and, and terrible conditions and not nothing, nothing real dramatic like ethnic cleansing, nor a rebuilding along the lines of th

god bless the great state of delaware and god bless our country.governor, he served indiana in the u.s. senate. >> ready? state your name. >> i am michael. >> you solemnly swear. >> to support the constitution of the united states. >> and the constit

god, i loved it.. >> seth: did you have -- obviously you were performing was a thrill. did you have a favorite moment as a spectator at the radio city concert? >> i think just seeing david byrne. >> seth: yeah. david byrne is still an incredible person to see up close. >> yeah. >> seth: to watch him do something simple like drink a glass of water, you're like, "huh." [ laughter ] "so you also do water." >> that's exactly how i feel about it. like, wow, he's just walking around. >> seth: yeah. >> and he's still got that same look on his face of like, "yeah, i'm gonna dance." [ light laughter ] and what did you like from the music night? >> seth: the most special moment, i had a real bonnie raitt reaction. like bonnie raitt, just looked great, sounded great, and just the timelessness of bonnie raitt put me in a really good mood. also the backstreet boys were just seemed so happy. >> yes. >> seth: yeah. >> yeah, and so was the crowd. the crowd was so into it. >> seth: i had a moment where -- you know how

thank you, god bless you and god bless the great state of iowa. god bless you. [ applause ] terms. this is about an hour. [applause]

this is what god wants from us. just feed the hungry.you hear god's voice, i'm asking you to act now. do it when it's on your heart. i pray that they'll know in their final months that they're not alone. ♪ >> laura: all right. the man who helped donald trump flip pennsylvania no >> laura: the man that helped donald trump flip transylvania has his sites on another state. >> this november we'll flip the new jersey state from blue to red. [ cheering and applause ] e. >> laura: how is that possible. back in 2021 democrat phil murphy almost lost his gubernatorial bid to jake chiterelli with no financial backing and kamala in 2024 won by six points. biden won by 16. scott pressler, old friend and founder of early vote action. great to see you, it's been too long. what is your plan, if you can share it to flip new jersey to red my friend. >> at early vote action.com we are employing a 21 county strategy, we are not just going to essex and camden but sussex and warren and red areas to drive up the turn out and make sure that every voice is heard

relationship and getting closer to god.people come up to me and talked to me how especially with the hallow app. it's touched their lives got them to start going back to church or prayer. a nice reminder of what i should be doing. >> ben: you said some things distracting to you i suppose that lent is also about pentance. about admitting wrongdoing. >> there is lots of distraction and lots of things that pull your attention away whether it's your phone and film and entertainment and social media and many, many different things. and, you know, for me, if i start my day on my hands and my knees first and foremost expressing my gratitude and asking for the guidance and ability to articulate his message and do what he has chosen i have a good chance of being successful that day take it one day at a time. >> ben: you talk about your family and i wonder ohio you talk about your faith with your children. you said before you are not forcing them to be religious. you are not forcing them to pray. how do you want to inspire them to be

they were talking about god in that gospel, not about fauci.a dream and claimed the dream was at a future conservative network called fox news would reign supreme. i don't think people would like that. as trump embraces the future, they distort the past. it has nothing to do with age, either. trump is no spring chicken. it's about his engagement to the world, his engagement to the environment. he is connected like a plug in a socket. he understands people's interests and concerns. it is another symptom of how out of strep the frogs are. they have a song with no visceral connection to the topic at hand and he goes back to trump. if you talk to anybody in the media regardless of age, about crypto, bitcoin, blockchain, they recoil. it's like, do i have to read about this? it's not just a fear of the unknown, it's a fear of effort. is a lot of work to get up to speed. meanwhile a guy who is closing in on 80 gobbles this stuff up. doesn't matter what thing it is come he just goes have some debriefing for 20 minutes and then he is on board. no wonder

god bless you. i know that god bless you. god bless you. i don't know that god is through those guys while we're finished. he's trying to solve a problem. don't tell us what we're going to feel. i'm not telling, you know, physician, which includes the whole role. you james issues, you're around and you found out mr. z. it's game over. billions where good are feel very good, very strong. no right now, not in a very good position. you were allowed on our to be in front of your wife this evening or this is the problem. this guy is a fool or not the shot was you don't have the cards right now with us. you start having a car right now. you're always fighting with the family with world war 3. and what you're doing is very dis, disrespectful to the country. this country i'm, it's a value that to you are more than a lot of people say where they say i picked on this and maggie was no longer over yet. but it's so crazy. you said you moved today. you went to pennsylvania and campaign or there are, here we go. yeah. accounts for the for kamala, she sho

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god bless you. god bless you. god bless you. will not you. don't tell us what we're going to feel. we're trying to solve a problem. don't tell us what we're going to feel. >> i'm not telling you. >> because you're in no position to dictate that. >> that's exactly. >> what. >> you're doing. you're not in a good position. you don't have the cards right now with us. you start having cards. cards? right now you don't are. >> playing cards. you're playing cards. >> you're gambling with the lives of millions of people. you're gambling with world war three. you're gambling with world war three. and what you're doing is very disrespectful to the country. this country. >> have you said thank you once this entire meeting? no. in this entire meeting, have you said thank you? you went to pennsylvania and campaigned for the opposition in october. offer some words of appreciation for the united states of america and the president who's trying to save your country. >> please. you think that if you will speak very loudly about the war, you. >> can start speaking loudly? he's not speaking loudly. y