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know what it has been it was doing before she arrived she said it's a miserable place this religion is so bad if i'd known i would never have come here his wife tradeable day for her husband to be mounted so that they could return home . they also told me it was tara who helped them escape by giving them a mobile fund to cool their families as. she couldn't show her kindness towards us in front of her husband it was secrets. she prayed for us to be released and advised us to escape in secrecy she said if my husband knew anything about what i'm doing for you he would punish me. a delusion is remembers what happened when the girls a skype wash of them of the highest religious police came and asked about them said they are using the girl this risque prick here and they accused us of hiding them i said we didn't know anything about it i just seen a girl one come to us you're the mother you know that i've been a sheriff's neighbor is often complained to i it's about his behavior and eventually i use moved against team job. posted and i have a supervisor i keep an eye on all of the even i signed sh

know what it has been it was doing before she arrived she said it's a miserable place this religion is so bad if i'd known i would help them escape by giving them a mobile phone to call their families as. she couldn't show her kindness towards us in front of her husband it was secrets. she prayed for us to be released and advised us to escape and sequence she said if my husband knew anything about what i'm doing for you he would punish me. abilities remembers what happened when the girls a skype washer then of the highest religious police came and asked about him said they were using the girls for escape right here and they accused us of hiding them i said we didn't know anything about it i just seen a girl one come to us via the mother you know i've been there i'm sure it's neighbors often complained to i it's about his behavior and eventually i moved against team. job or. posted and i have a supervisor and keep an eye on all of those even i signed. a south number two i am two cars came i. called them security cars they took in at two am smart screaming at one or two am not going to. and the

prince and these are political convergences not really anything to do with religion and i think hamad bin salmond probably bad advice by bad advisors is thinking that maybe this group is a way to get closer to the israelis and closer to trump and possibly also the saudis feel this visit breaks the slow isolation that they might have been suffering after the hustle to murder women to other news now and protests have been called off in pakistan these are the ones against the supreme court judges who acquitted a christian woman of blasphemy the latest with commodities on the line from islamabad now can all what led to the canceling of this. well apparently today was a high level delegation from the government which included the country's new religion minister nuri godfrey and a fine job province law minister rajab. basically made the project day need a ship and then agreed on a full boring remains out. there to do a journey said could be needed turning to my road short order departing job education ministry and issue that no defecation. schools should be reopened abroad very near to where the deal had been final

like our education system we are taught religion and article into our new age. so does this look bad of brainwashing and this is like a ride along like it just spreads. don't have a. medicine so the only medicine i think is education. and. the students and doctor university are celebrating the semester is over. just a few meters away is the place where blogger roy was killed. and avowed atheist roy was paying a visit to a doctor's book fair in feb twenty fifth team while walking home with his wife he was killed by radical islamists wielding machetes. royce father is heartbroken a joy is a retired professor of physics and a human rights activist as a young man he fought in bangladesh's war of independence a joy roy did not want his son who was living in the united states to visit dhaka he warned of egypt that his books and blogging could spell his death at the hands of religious extremists. who have been fired up by. at bias. he just why. and here there may be a big idea. why the bottom number under the. why ponder would be. i have an idea. what if you know something. and he paid the

bad you see go on picks up. not that much because with because the books that leave you make up all the. people from different cultures and religions. and do what you had to do one thing i mean. you're not even going on. how do you do this never. in some parts of singapore the government has demolished the older buildings and put up new ones. there are lots of areas aimed at the tourist trade. this is the city's malaya and muslim district come punk. this switch on mosque was completed in the early one nine hundred thirty s. o. . the most is the spiritual focus of singapore's muslim community up to five thousand people gather here for friday prayers workers and schoolchildren are given time off to attend. her world. war. i. the hunchy lame district is located near the mosque it's a neighborhood that features lots of cool batiks cafes and restaurants. but jan. jan. we've. got. to get. down the guy. that's marina bay remains a top attraction especially these free shows at the esplanade performing arts center. singapore the lion city its name dates back to the thirteenth century the city is colorful attractive clean and safe and the go

bad. you've got people saying if you commit heresy against my weird weather religion, you should be put in jail. and they're serious. thank god we have a second amendment. i mean, not in california or new york, but everywhere else. [laughter] it's terrifying that we have an elite that is so bad, a ruling group that is so incompetent it's going to destroy what was handed to them after hundreds of years. we've been through this before. now, none of the elite knows about it because they don't study history when they go to harvard. they're too busy studying gender identity puppetry and marxist mime and other important subjects. and they don't -- and if you said, well, you know, this is getting kind of 1850s kansas-y kind of vibe, not liking it, they're like, what? where's kansas? is that by idaho? i mean, we have an elite that largely doesn't understand that there's an entire country between i-5 and i-95. now, look, i'm in elite central, right? i'm in blue california. i live by the beach, right? i am diversity for so many people. [laughter] they're like, wait, i do know a christian army vetera

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— 100 years after the guns fell silent, we remember the role of religion in the first world war it only counts the cost of the week of bader. —— italy. us sanctions against iran's oil and banking industries will be reimposed in just a couple of hours — that's midnight washington time. the measures come after president trump decided earlier this year to pull out of the international nuclear deal with iran, despite iran complying with its terms. rallies have taken place across the country denouncing the sanctions, which the white house has described as the toughest ever. here's caroline rigby. they charted, "death to america", and mocked president trump. thousands gathered in iran to mark the 39th anniversary of the storming of the us embassy in tehran. such protests happen every year, but this time the bitterness was particularly evident. hardliners rallying too against the reinstatement of devastating us economic sanctions, following president trump's decision to withdraw from the iranian nuclear deal. a move met with disdain by many but one donald trump sees as among the greatest achievements of his presidency so far. t

prince and these are political convergence is not really anything to do with religion and i think hamad bin salmond probably bad advised by bad advisors is thinking that maybe this group is a way to get closer to the israelis and closer to trump and possibly also the saudis feel this visit breaks the slow isolation that they might have been suffering after the has to be a murder. now while we're speaking about interesting timing the u.s. and turkey have just announced they've lifted rival sanctions that each country had placed on top ministers over the imprisonment of an american passenger brunson are the pastor who was released in october you might remember innocence returned to the united states turkey's a dollar bonds jumped following this news let's get a little more on this with cinnamon cosell you need a presidential palace and i encourage just explain this one for us in em. well come on it has been very tough for turkey especially after pastor bronson's release ucas from the u.s. side and turkey's decline of this release but after jamal khashoggi incident on october two we witnessed that turkey released

bad forthat it would be utah to announce that mormon is utah.ficial religion of i'm pretty sure they didn't do 1980.before they are actually pretty powerful political checks on that. here is a reason, generally peaking, there is a good latitude in public -- public pronouncements by government. to be sure, that isn't always so. city are, for example, that's have explicit religious seal.s on the city's there will be occasional statements by the government overtly religious. sometimes you have a particular ind of religion that is presented in legislative prayers, and such. the o the extent of political process, i don't think that is such a horrible thing. it is something clearly forbidden by the institution. good k the framers had a idea of what an established religion was. religion given special institutional saver such as only embers of this religion could hold office or the roen was iven special -- religion was given specialized grant. ou can imagine one with -- saying x is the religion of our jurisdiction might qualify as establishment. but i would not police that line. when you pol

and they try to convince americans and public schoolchildren all across the country that religion is somehow a bad thing and is off limits and you can't have your bible on school campus. but it's just simply not true. this is so important for everybody to understand. so contrary to popular belief, the bible never has been banned from public schools and it is indeed an appropriate course of study, especially to promote academic excellence and cultural literacy. here's the important point. the dictionary of cultural literacy observes this. quote, no one in the english speaking world can be considered literate without a basic knowledge of the bible. the bible is essential for understanding many of the moral and spiritual values of our culture, whatever our religious beliefs, unquote. that's preisitisly correct. we should -- precisely correct. we should ask ourselves, how can students possibly be considered well-ed cade the -- educated if they have no understanding of the bible's profound nunsen -- influence on the development of our country, our law, politics, cug culture, literature, music, art, his

i am tired of seeing people look down on other races and other religions and stuff like that. it is getting to a very bad point. host: who do you plan to vote for specifically? caller: probably linda coleman. host: why so? caller: i agree more so with her views. i have been doing a lot of studying. it was a very hard election for me. i could not make up my mind going into it. i started to study my facts a little bit more, and i have a better understanding, but i won't make up my mind fully until next week. host: when it comes to linda coleman, can you give me an example of something she aligns with you as far as a position or something you find important? caller: probably just how she wants to listen more to the doing her ownthan thing. she wants more feedback from people rather than her going out and doing what she wants to do and waiting for the repercussion of it. host: before we let you go, when you educate yourself, how much does social media play into how you educate yourself in regards to politics? caller: i would say roughly 35%. i try to stay toward facts, but propaganda pops up everywhere. host

religions you can get to experience everything here. is old a part of. it all the buildings. and he told we don't have to worry about bad weather. being fights all bad contract after we moved here and we gave away all of our umbrellas indeed i did so but should. you run there's no reason to cook dinner with all these great food shops nearby. the operation been reborn over two things one is our language we distinguish it we just actually english mixed with my leg in a bit of india and we we mix up the whole language and that is our own version of english we call it is english the other thing which we love a lot which is is food but we can't eat all the tires and that's why in singapore you can find it anytime anywhere and. that's exactly right. lisa just to. get. to sleep these food stands are called kuka still worse yet a number of them have been set up and it will cost center you can find almost any kind of asian food each stand specializes in two or three dishes the food is prepared fresh. it's delicious and inexpensive the equivalent of about four to six euros per day. in the winter restaurants that attract tourists who pay a

every major religion has noticed and talked in leslie about this fact since the beginning of human civilization. everybody has badil within them. and trump has a profound understanding of how to dried -- how to dried out, weaponize it, how to use it for political purposes. that is a core element of the rightist revolution that has taken power in this country and threatens to evolve from just an incipient fascism into a new unique american fascism. and by the way, on a mechanical level, you ain't seen nothing yet. if the republicans retain control of both houses, and also if they maintain many of the major governorships that are up across the country, which enable them to further rig house districts and to further, even more radical voter suppression, things will get much, much worse. trump's ability to insight at the grassroots level, racist violence, will go from just a few isolated incidents -- which is what we have now -- into the possibility of actual organized forces, paramilitaries. up to now, the supreme court has been in an ambiguous way, something of a check because of the ambiguous position of kennedy.

religion and other protected status. it illegalans and migrants are drawn to our country by democrat-backed laws and left-wing judicial rulings. we are getting rulings that are so ridiculous, so bad, that writing the laws, you can't do that, collectively known as an example, catch and release. it's a disgrace that we have to put up with, that these policies release the illegal aliens into our communities after they have been apprehended. but we are not releasing anymore. big change, as of a couple of days ago. no longerng to release. we are going to catch. we are not going to release. they are going to stay with us until the deportation hearing or .he asylum hearing takes place so we are not releasing them into the community. we have no use people that over the years have been released into the community, they never show up at the trials, they never come back, they are never seen again, and those people, and we knowey are, a lot of where they are, who they are, and those people will be deported, directly deported. the biggest loophole drawing illegal aliens to our borders is the use of fraudulent or asylum claims to gain entry into our great country. an alien simply crosses the b

i don't understand why it's bad or unacceptable that we would like to stick to our history, to our culture, to our heritage, to our religion. in this case, i can tell you that we never judged other countries which had different kind of policies. we never judged countries who said multiculturalism is more valuable than homogenous society, for example. but let's leave it to the certain countries. let's leave it to us to make a decision. many think multiculturalism is more important. i understand. but i respect you have a different position and i'm not going to judge you on that. i find you a very sympathetic person independent from this. i will never judge you, but i expect the same. we think this way, and please, let me make a sovereign decision of the nation, how it would like to continue its life in its own country. yes, we think that the country sticking to its heritage, its culture, its religion is as valuable as another one which thinks that multiculturism is better than that. >> i fully understand. i'm just trying to get to the bottom of it and the underlying facts. you claim to have an immigration problem, or you don

religion and other protected status. these caravans and illegal migrants are drawn by our country by democrat-backed laws and judicial ruling. the ruling are so bad, they are writing the laws. you can't do that. trish: this as the vice president of the united states tells me tonight in an exclusive interview that caravans are being funded and orchestrated by leftist radical highly organized political groups. here is my interes -- my interv. >> the president is promising to send thousands of troops. tell me why you think it is an assault. >> this caravan was organized by leftist groups in honduras, financed in part by venezuela. that according to the president of honduras. but they were sent for the sole and exclusive reason of challenging the laws of the united states of america by coming into our country illegally. the president made it clear we are not going to alight. president trump deployed 5,200 troops and announced our plans to pursue changed in our asylum laws and the administration of asylum at our border that puts america first. we have a crisis of illegal immigration. this caravan captured understandably the concern of millions of amer

religion has long been a powerful force in these mountain communities. you're. going to cost a church called house of lords jesus still practices a form of worship that is officially bad. and outside west virginia. and every sunday seven pasta chris wolfe it risks his life. over the years the ritual has claimed the lives of pretense and wish of his. that we've got a team around him we've got a couple copper here and then we've got a eastern i'm a. decent chap. i'll give you pair the triple schoolkids and surface and i challenge you it's just the come i am there's this creature she is perfect because they all feel. we handled the matter much accounting for that as well q my duty but it's an honor to me that god counted or if god would want me to like they are there a way i would consider him he gave us a lot for us. to say if you drink you need daily thank you sharon out her cheek. the bible says show me your faith without any work. i don't understand why we are persecuted so by well put us they think how us ignorant and stupid because we will look at the data from what we believe me and we won't force you know nobody. i don't do they oppose it saying i do they like ou

bad with this satisfaction that he was given a hearing a property of. the islamic republic of pakistan has long struggled with a legacy of poverty and displacement problems that also have their religion the founding of the state in one nine hundred forty seven. when hindu majority india was partitioned millions of people were killed and millions more driven from their homes. also grew up with war and displacement born in like c. in one nine hundred twenty nine she moved to west germany as a young woman and studied medicine in minds. soon after she entered a catholic order. and she had originally planned to go to india as a nun in one nine hundred sixty. but then a coincidence intervened. is when the pakistan get going in the way i went to pakistan because i didn't get a visa for india when i arrived in caracas him which i fellow nonmetal me what was a kind of leprosy ghetto get to it was more horrible than anything i could imagine of the there was no such thing as human dignity there were that this meant. that if you hope the hits here for us in the night of the rats and on the patient's hands and feet and which had lost all sensation and. there was no water let alone toilets . and s

i am tired of seeing people look down on other races and other religions and stuff like that. it is getting to a very badnt. host: who do you plan to vote for specifically? caller: probably linda coleman. host: why so? caller: i agree more so with her views. i have been doing a lot of studying. it was a very hard election for me. i could not make up my mind going into it. i started to study my facts a little bit more, and i have a better understanding, but i won't make up my mind fully until next week. host: when it comes to linda coleman, can you give me an example of something she aligns with you as far as a position or something you find important? caller: probably just how she wants to listen more to the doing her ownthan thing. she wants more feedback from people rather than her going out and doing what she wants to do and waiting for the repercussion of it. host: before we let you go, when you educate yourself, how much does social media play into how you educate yourself in regards to politics? caller: i would say roughly 35%. i try to stay toward facts, but propaganda pops up everywhere. host: th

bad at his rallies, oh, aren't i being a good boy, it was so offensive, it was helsinki, it was charlottesville and pittsburgh, and they complthaind the massacre of 11 americans because of their religiona hate merchant was somehow an interruption is really insensitive. >> i would say when you have a lot of bcialakdown and social isolation, you have a tinderbox. you have a lot of lonely young men. th guy in pittsburgh hao friends in high school, a few friends in adulthood.ve said he in his own world, sitting in his car smoking, listening to his radio. sometimes pele make a desperate bid going from insignificance to infamy bsoy dointhing big and they sometimes the it by killing inno wnts. thn you throw extremism on to that tinderbox, you're going to wind up with a lot of this. so it's those two things, i think, that he created the massive shootings sometimes against innocent school kids, sometimes against innocent worshipers of the synagogues so it toth those elements, but we have a lot of both those elements. ve a lot of isolation and extremism. >> woodruff: so as we come wn to not evfour days, mark, until election day, is there a message, a clear message from democ do they need to be

religion, and other protected status. these caravans and illegal migrants are drawn to our country by democrat-backed laws and left-wing judicial rulings. we're getting rulings that are so ridiculous, so bad, they're writing the laws. can't do that. collectively known as, as an example, catch-and-release. it is a, it is a disgrace that we have to put up with it. these policies lead to the release of illegal aliens into our communities after they had been apprehended but we're not releasing anymore. big change as of a couple days ago. we're going to no longer release. we're going to catch, we're not going to release. they're going to stay with us until the deportation hearing, or the asylum hearing takes place. so we're not releasing them into the community. we have millions of people that over the years have been released into the community. they never show up for the trials. they never come back. they are never seen again. and those people, they know who they are, and we know a lot of where they are, who they are, and those people will be deported, directly deported. the biggest loophole drawing illegal aliens to our borders is the use of fraudulent or meritless asylum claims to gain ent

religion, and other protected status. these caravans and illegal migrants are drawn to the country by democrat-backed laws and left-wing judicial rulings. we're getting rulings that are so ridiculous, so bad, they're writing the laws. can't do that. collectively known as an example, catch and release. it's a disgrace. that we have to put up with it. these policies lead the the release of illegal aliens into the communities after they've been apprehended. we're not releasing any more. big change as of a couple of days ago. we're going to no longer release, we're going to catch, we're not going to release. they're going to stay with us, until the deportation hearing or the asylum hearing takes place. so we're not releasing them into the community. we have millions of people that, over the years, have been released into the community. they never show up for the trials. they never come back. they are never seen again. and those people, they know what they are, and we know a lot of where they are, who they are, and those people will be deported. directly deported. the biggest hoop loophole is the use of fraudulent or meritless asylum claims to gain entry into our great country. and aliens simp

religion and other protected status. these care advance and illegal migrants are drawn to our country by democratback-backed and left wing judicial rules. we are getting rules that are so ridiculous, so badre writing the laws. can't do that. collectively known as an example catch and release. it's a disgrace that we have to put up with it. these policies lead to the release of illegal aliens into our communities after they have been apprehended, but we're not releasing anymore. big change, as of a couple of days ago. we're going to no longer release. we're going to catch. we're not going to release. they are going to stay with with us until the deportation hearing or the asylum hearing takes place, so we're not releasing them into the community. we have millions of people that over the years have been released into the community. they never show up for the trials. they never come back. they are never seen again, and those people, they know who they are, and we know a lot of where they are, who they are, and those people will be deported, directly deported. the biggest loophole drawing illegal aliens to our borders is the use of fraudulent or meritless asylum claims to gain entry into our

religion, political affiliation. these people are escaping poverty. you have done lots of interviews and they want to come get a job and better life and i feel bad for the plight of these people but poverty isn't a reason to claim siasylum. the numbers have increased because under the past administration you can claim gang violence and other things outside the rules and you get ali alile sile um. this president -- asylum. this president believes in the rule of law and the reason the numbers are high is because people are taking advantage. 91% were not qualified when they see an immigration judge. numbers speak to the storm of fraudulent applications. >> bill: we have a lot of going on, i'm sure you understand. how long before the first lawsuit is dropped on this order? >> probably 24 hours. he follow the same law on what they called the travel ban the supreme court held up and using the same authority and rules of law. i'm sure they'll file because they file everything against this president. this will be nothing different. >> bill: thanks for coming in. >> sandra: thanks, tom. >>> and the president taking his america first agenda overseas and meeting w