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a policy attorney general jeff sessions defended this week using the bible.ould cite you to the apostle paud his clear and wise command in romans 13 to obey the laws of the government because god has ordained the government for his purposes -- orderly and lawful processes are good in themselves. >> advocates for immigrants are speaking out against the policy. willie nelson issued a statement saying, "what's going on at our southern border is outrageous. christians everywhere should be up in arms. what happened to bring us your tired and weak and we will make them strong? this is still the promised land." the catholic church has criticized the policy as immoral. let's talk to director of church mobilization for world relief of author of "welcoming the stranger," matthew sorrens. thank you for being with us. if attorney general jeff sessions was going to use the bible, would that have been the choice, romans 13, to use? there -- that's been used before to advocate slavery. >> yeah. well, romans 13 is part of the holy scriptures. i think it's important. it's one

so washington used the bible in humor. he used it with extraordinary mastery and he knew the bible down to his fingertips from cover to cover so that he could actually make sense. i think that's unique. i don't think there is anyone quite like that. >> we'll go up front. >> thank you for your speech. i wanted to ask you about george washington's philosophy about educating children. of course, it's going to tie into his christian beliefs and morals. i wonder if there are places a person could go to read about his philosophy, his education as you said until the age of 11. i wonder what he would hope for our country that our children would learn in education. >> excellent question. i can give you several thoughts. you could put these together in your own research. number one, one of the providences of god was that washington's father died before he was able to go off to the school in england where his older brother went. i wonder how history would have changed if he went to school in the united kingdom. that was a providentia

maybe we'll say a prayer, and you've got your bible with you today. >> i do have my bible. we've been talking a lot in the last few days about religion. as it relates to immigration these days. it's a little-known fact that my degree is in religion. i went to a theological college. >> i did not know that. >> i do not have a degree in economics. people will point it out, my degree is in religion. >> and yet, it's relevant today. >> it is. one day in many, it will be relevant about religion. we're going to go to church today. good morning, everybody. stephanie ruhle is off. it is friday, june 15th. let's get smarter. >> i think that the report yesterday maybe more importantly than anything, it totally exonerates me. there was no collusion. there was no obstruction, and if you read the report, you'll see that. what you'll really see is you'll see bias against me and millions and tens of millions of my followers that is really a disgrace. >> are you going to -- >> no, i think that whole investigation now is -- look, the problem with the mueller investigation is everybody's got

read your bible. begin with john. there is hope. i grew up in a family with an uncle who committed suicide and my mother was mentally ill. i live in chronipain i have an toimmune disease. i know there's something better coming. this world is not all there is. i want to give hope to all those people listening, please, don't commit suicide. your life is important and jesus does love you. host: that number for the , 1-800-273-8255. joel in utah. republican. go-ahead. caller: thank you for taking my call. anys curious if there was correlation between the rise in opiates and opiate-based ,arcotics and the suicide rate having dealt with both of those issues with a brother of mine. it seems to be something the medical community doesn't do enough research or doesn't attempt to research a connection between the two. that's all i've got to say. we wentat cdc report through during that segment, 28% , problematic substance abuse was considered one of the factors. the cdcort available on website. another story getting attention this morning, con

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i don't understand why, for somebody quoting the bible, as much as she's quoting the bible. i hope that she's completely ignorant, and isn't lying on purpose to the american people. that many times, mika, that would be terrible. >> the "washington post" describes it, violently divorced from reality. would be another way of putting it. >> why is she lying this much? i know children are being ripped from their mother's arms, even while they're being breast-fed. children are being marched away to showers, marched away to showers, are there, being told they are. just like the nazis, said that they were taking people to the showers and then they never came back. you think they would use another trick like hey, got a slurpee room over there take them to get a slurpee. that would be better than we're marching them to the showers and we'll be right back and they never come back. but here, jon heilemann, they're just lying and they're saying it's law, we have to do it and now they're bringing in the bible while they're lying. i don't know exactly -- >> i think there's commandments ag

i think the problem with a lot of these christians who say they read the bible, i don't know what bible they are reading because the bible i read has jesus reaching out to those on the margins, including and most especially, migrants and refugees. >> laura: pastor scott, a lot of americans feel like they are on the margins. like two blocks from where we broadcasted from, there are homeless on the street. >> there is a difference between migrants, refugees and illegal immigrants. the parents of these children know that they are committing a crime when they endeavor to sneak into this country. there is a zero-tolerance policy and they know that our president is hard lined in regards to that but they try to sneak in anyways. now anyone, an american citizen regardless of race, creed or color. if they don't like you are engaged in the commission of a crime and you are caught, apprehended, and you have a child in your custody, that child will be removed from your custody and be placed into child services until someone either comes and gets them or they are remanded over or whatever. i don't u

don't use the bible to play your dirty games, your dehumanizing games, your political tricks.s watching. i think the significant today is in america, what we did to children in slavery actually may account for much of the dysfunctionality in my family. first things the slaves did is break up the family. i remember a song that said, where the slaves were crying out, mama, is master gonna sell you tomorrow? that thing hurt me as a kid, so here is a situation where politicians are playing with folks, they don't know when you separate families, you begin to destroy the fabric of the society itself. whether you're democrat or rep, don't break up the family, don't disregard, don't disrespect family, you are tearing up the very nation we love. >> interesting he also trying to use the bible to say obey the laws of the government, when the first thing they did when they came in is not obey the affordable care act, which was law or the voting rights act, which was law. even if you use the bible, jesus was criticized, because he healed a man by the pete of bethesda, and he said it's agai

that is repeated a number of times throughout the bible.the pastor of first baptist here to talk about politicians using the bible in the middle of a fight in this messy battle. over one mistake. see, liberty mutual doesn't hold grudges. for drivers with accident forgiveness, liberty mutual won't raise their rates because of their first accident. liberty stands with you. liberty mutual insurance. this is no ordinary coffee. it's single-origin kenyan coffee from the nyeri highlands, 6,000 feet above sea level. but how do you really know that the beans journeyed to the port of mombasa and across the pacific? that you can trust they're 100% authentic? ibm blockchain. a smart way to track every step, ensuring this coffee did indeed come from 6,000 feet above sea level. and not a foot lower. ♪ ♪ shannon: injected into the immigration debate scripture. >> reporter: the soundbite that launched a theological firestorm. atty. gen. jeff sessions responding to criticism that family separation at the border is immoral cited a biblical passage to defend

don'e the bible especially don't cite the bible to justify actions that are so controversial and run counter to the meta narrative of scripture of truth, g love,ce and hope. do not. dear mr. attorney general, with grea due deference, please do not cite romans 13 to justify a policy that runs counter to genesis toon revela do not use one scripture, one usripture tofy an action that runs against every other scripture in the bible. please, stick to your attorney general mandate and assignment with greaterue dce and do not -- let the preachers preach, let the attorney general do his job, but again, it's wrong. it's inappropriate, and we're not accepting it and we're not embracing it. t are w we tolerate and we won't complacent. as you can tell, i'm passionate about this. silence is not an option. we won't be silent. agai i agree with the president. i agree with my president. congress needs to act now. by the way, i did hear the president this past friday state explicitly that he is opposed to separating families, that it is wrong, andhen i heard his wife, the first lady say the same thin

the bible, i got one.e least of my brother, that you do undo me. this is a bible verse for you. the bible shouldn't be invoked in this particular argument, and -- >> well, there's a reason for the separation of church and state. >> exactly. >> exactly. there is a separation between church and state. >> hold on. hold on. so at first, brian, i thought i was like well, brian, you know, wow. what happened to brian today? i missed the jim cheap shot. she made it personal first. >> that's where it started. >> i don't know if two wrongs make a right. this is when you asked her about immigration, this is how she responded. >> come on, sarah. you're a parent. don't you have any empathy for what these people are going through? they have less than you do. >> brian, settle down. i'm trying to be serious, but i'm not going to have you yell out of turn. >> it's a law, and these people have nothing. >> brian, i know you want to get some more tv time. that's not what this is about. >> i want you to answer the question, sa

>> well, i'm not an expert on the bible., again, let's just focus on the laws and the constitution of the united states requires and allows us to do. and i think, again, i'm hopeful that congress is going to help us out here. >> i want to talk about the big news of the day. this is something you're connected with also. that is the independentor general report on the fbi's handling of the hillary clinton e-mail investigation, specifically that james comey made. he is someone you worked closely with. you had your own issues with james comey. i had to speak to you after he made the decision to inform congress they were reopening the hillary clinton e-mail investigation days before the election. you had problems with that decision then. what do you make of the inspector general report? >> well, i haven't read all 500 pages of the report. but the reporting sort of confirms my belief that i say a hard working public servant made serious errors of judgment. even more troubling is the text which indicates some level of bias and some

the "washington post" notes it is the same bible passage once used to justify slavery. we have this all covered for you. a lot going on. abby phillip live at the white house. abby? >> reporter: well, good morning, john. it seems very much like 2016 all over again thanks to the independentor germ report into the fbi's handling of the clinton e-mail probe. both sides seem to be taking some vindication from the report's findings, but it also appears to be a preview of the partisan arguments we might get when robert mueller finishes his special counsel probe into the russia investigation. >> tomorrow, mueller should be suspended. and honest people should be brought in. >> reporter: prz's legal team in an attempt to undermine the special counsel probe and fbi director james comey. >> it reaffirms the president's suspicions about comey's conduct and the political bias among some of the members of the fbi. >> reporter: the report offers abusing rebuke of comey, saying he was insubordinate in the hamming of the hillary clinton e-mail investigation, including with this press con

and speak to a group of preachers but hillary clinton can hold the bible and it is fine. double standard there may be but all four living former first ladies have spoken out against the 0-tolerance policy. >> state trooper being called a hero because of a slowpoke driver. >> indiana state trooper receiving universal praise going viral for tweet about pulling over a driver that was driving too slow. that sweet says i stopped his vehicle for left lane violation on i 65, the driver had 20 cars load behind her because she would not move to the right lane. if there are vehicles behind you you must move to the right lane to allow them to pass. that has received 75,000 likes. i've seen people suggest this driver, this police officer get the nobel peace prize as well. >> it is annoying when they refuse to move over. >> i wonder why they were driving so slow to begin with. heather: the time is 27 after the top of the hour and democrats fanning the flames as the immigration storm rules. >> inhumane barbaric policy, rescind your actions. >> it is appalling, it is an american, it is

and after jeffers joins us live as politicians cite the bible and religion. thanks for joining us tonight, i'm shannon bream in washington. there are reports that the fbi agent tendering that hillary clinton email probe and the beginning of the russia probe appears to have been escorted from the bureau's building tonight. they are investigating that bias. this is officially and we begin with chief correspondent ed henry with late-breaking details from the president's attorney. >> good to see you, shannon. rudy giuliani has taken a lot of criticism as a president's lead attorney from democrats saying he's going off script, and he feels like they have a strong case. he's going on the offense among other things and he believes that james comey should be in jail, and he also actually, rudy giuliani, told the daily beeson that the pushback on bradford scale who who is the 2020 reelt campaign manager for the trump campaign was out on twitter saying that jeff sessions should be removed as attorney general for his mishandling of the russian investigation. well i can

for that in the bible. >> i don't see the apostle paul encouraging sedition against rome.jesus said the kingdom of god was not of this world. >> jesus was crew si phied -- >> they did not endorse oren courage civil disobedience. >> they did. he was considered a threat -- when -- >> one at a time. >> the roman empire. >> hold on reverend -- the roman governor said you find no wrong. let's not try to go there. >> go ahead father beck. >> it is clear in the gospel that jesus is on the side of the poor, the outcast, foreigner and stranger. this is who he aligns himself with -- >> can i speak please? if you are a christian, you follow the words and actions of jesus. you don't make up your own religion. >> okay. is it my turn? >> i don't see jesus -- >> we have to leave it there. >> reverend -- >> i don't see him -- >> he was a revolutionary and he was crucified for it. >> gentlemen, thank you, we have to go. be right back. -and we welcome back gary, who's already won three cars, two motorcycles, a boat, and an r.v. i would not want to pay that insurance bill. [ ding ] -oh, i ha

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reporter: you just said it's in the bible to follow the law. sarah: i know it's hard for you to understand, even short sentences, i guess, but -- please don't take my words out of context. the separation of illegal alien families is the product of the same legal loopholes that democrats refuse to close and these laws are the same that have been on the books for over a decade. and the president is simply enforcing them. reporter: how is it moral policy to take children away from their parents? sarah: it's a moral policy to follow and enforce the law. reporter: when they come across the border, they're with their parents and suddenly they're pulled away from their parents. why is the government doing this? sarah: because it's the law and that's what the law states. reporter: you don't have to do that. sarah: you're right, it doesn't have to be the law and the president cunald democrats in congress to fix those loopholes. the democrats have failed to come to the table, failed to help the president close these loopholes and fix this problem. we don

we are required by the bible to pray for him and hope that he succeeds in every way.ls are doing that right now. regardless of whether they supported the president or didn't support the president. this is a clear moral issue that we ought to speak to and ought to hope that the president looks to this and sees how shocking what is happening at the border is and corrects it. and he can and i hope that he will. >> all of us do. thank you so much for jing us >> good to be with you. >> a lot more to get to to want. let's check in with chris cuomo with what he has cooking for "cuomo prime time." >> we have the opportunity to live to the expectation of just ask the man on the two biggest stories of the day. rudy giuliani. everybody is talking about rudy giuliani meant today. we're going to ask him himself. he will be on the show live at the top of the hour. and not let people forget what is going on at the border. and in terms of what god wants or if there is any religion of what the government policy at all, we have cardinal timothy dolan here. why he -- the church is sendi

opened up a new divide a divide about his administration's newly announced policy of invoking the bible to justify its decisions kaleb happen r.t. new york. new into preferred speculation about a surprise meeting between president shouldn't donald trump has got the media rumor mills working overtime let's get lowdown on this that out is more ghost of as the latest world how it was pete said that about this potential meeting well rumors abound about a potential meeting between the presidents of the united states and the russian federation glad to be a putin and donald trump and big news considering that these two countries are at daggers drawn you know these these are the worst relations since and perhaps during the cold war between the soviet union and the united states none of this has yet been confirmed what has been confirmed is that national security advisor donald trump security advisor john bolton one of those little to the fish of the united states with a new great love of russia eases coming to moscow that is the union part of this story that has been confirmed. as far as i know

i still teach bible school in planes, georgia. my hometown now has 700 people, it has grown a lot since my time and we have 11 churches in time. my church only had 25 regular members, but when i taught the bible classes every sunday, we have several hundred visitors. last sunday we have 700 visitors, we had to turn away 200 because we cannot get them into the church. i have been a living, writing, -- actually i've read 32 books and i have given them a copy of all the books so i could remember. [laughter] rose and i are not quite married as long as he said. if we stay together for two more months, we will celebrate our 72nd anniversary as a married couple. [applause] mr. carter: rose and i founded, and we still work at the corner center. we tried to do two things, to promote peace and to be an advocate of human rights. this is a major operation, and we have had programs in 80 countries in the world trying to bring peace and democracy and freedom, and a better life to people that live there. it is a big job. rose is in ethiopia. we

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opened up a new divide a divide about his administration's newly announced policy of invoking the bible to justify its decisions caleb mop and archie new york. and they create general is warning about political disputes on infighting this tearing the international military alliance upon speaking in london against those who did insist that preserving nato is in the interests of its twenty nine member states. these disagreements are real it is not written in stone that the transatlantic boehm will survive for ever. but i believe we will. his comments on stauffenberg call for unity come ahead of next month's notice summit which will be attended by donald trump he's been a frequent critic of the alliance and it's fair that the meetings could inflame the tensions between washington and its partners some of the key points of contention are of the trade attitudes towards climate change and the future of the iran nuclear deal the nato chief has also said he believes that within europe the political orientation and shifting values could have a negative impact on the strength of the alliance desp

that is actually repeated a number of times throughout the bible.. i'm not going to comment on the attorney's specific comments. >> you said it's in the bible -- >> that's not what i said. i know it's hard for you to understand even short sentences, i guess and please don't take my word out of context. the separation of an illegally family are the product of the same loopholes the democrats refuse to close. >> it's a policy to take children away from their parents. can you imagine the horror these children must be going to, suddenly they're pulled away from their parents? why is government doing this? >> because it's the law. >> it doesn't have to be. you guys doesn't have to do that. >> it doesn't have to be the law. the president has called on democrats in congress to fix those loopholes. the democrats have failed to come to the table, failed to help this president close these loopholes and fix this problem. we don't want this to be a problem. the president has tried to address it a number of occasions, we've laid out a proposal and democrats simp

is the bible? you can say absolutely not. grade "a" politician, you know, trying to use the bible to prove a point that they want and it's sad and embarrassing. >> what is this passage that he was quoting? what is this actually about? >> romans 13 it is what it is. it's a good scripture. we do need to obey -- happens all the time. >> obey the laws of the land. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> we do have things that have to be followed with order, but if -- if god's moral laws are violated, if the laws of compassion, if the laws of what is right is violated, in this case this thing with ripping apart families, reminds me of our country when we had laws that said black people couldn't eat at certain restaurants and there's certain things. >> or scripture like this was being used to justify those. >> correct. >> all the way back to even worse crimes, and i think there are times that they get to stand up forhat's right. that scripture taken out of context can rook like you have to obey what's wrong, and that's the opposite because if you're

opened up a new divide a divide about his administration's newly announced policy of invoking the bible to justify its decisions cable mopp and r.t. new york. turkey's election board has proclaimed the end of one as the winner in the country's presidential election with ninety seven point seven percent of the votes counted the new president will take office with sweeping new powers which a slim majority of turks approved in the referendum let's hear problem entry elections have also taken place and they are the ones ruling a k party is in the lead fifty six million people have voted in turkey on a sunday and one point five million turks voted. right that does it for me i'll be back in about thirty two minutes with a full look at your news more sports and weekly coming up this is our two international. argentina venezuela they are mad about that kind because their commies are in freefall those are per for all currencies when you have a major currency like the dollar the yen the euro the pound enter a similar crisis which i believe will happen will have then adoption rate in those countri

. >> i do read the bible. >> if you were going to ere on the side of whether to be humane or inhuman.hat do you make of it as a tactic, the general general saying god says that process is good in and of itself and this is fair and just? >> i wouldn't have done that. i don't think that's the way to explain this. if you just give me just a short period of time, it's important to go back to the beginning. i understand that many of these people live in desperate circumstances. i understand america is a unique country where a lot of people, especially our neighbors want to come. i'd want to be here too if i wasn't here. we're a good and decent people. and the fact is at the same time you have people waiting to come here legally and waiting to come here in line filling out paperwork. they're going to our embassy and trying to come the right way as a political asylum seeker. that's the process that gets upturn pd. those people are harmed as we allow people to cut in line. let's have a process. i'm a pro immigration republican. i don't want to cut back on the numbers. i believe people coming

she brought me this tiny little bible. the research was real. because it was the smithsonian, we had scientists who could look at the paper. we had a photograph of the frontispiece from taking 75, so 875, so we -- from 1 knew we had it. what struck me more than anything else was the generosity of the american public. they went in to htheir basements and attics. they gave us their history. mr. rubenstein: the most visited or popular artifact you have is something you got from a rock star. -- glickman: do you mean mr. bunch: do you mean chuck berry's candy red apple cadillac? i called chuck berry, and i sent, i want that that you wrote those songs on. he said, i am not giving you the guitar unless you take my candy apple cadillac. my staff said it is an important artifact of chuck berry. gifthuck to sign it as a and ship the stuff and we're done. they call me in a panic, chuck berry decides he doesn't trust you, he will not give anything to you. i said, why? because he just discovered you work for the current federal government. i said, it is a li

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rubenstein: the most interesting thing i think you have is nat turner's bible. mr. bunch: there is a repeat to these stories. i have given a speech in charleston, south carolina. this man says he knows a lot about nat turner, and would like to take me to southampton county, virginia to look at the stuff. i said, i don't have the time. the guy called for 7 months. finally, i said let's go. when nat turner entered the rebellion, he had a sword and bible nobody knew about. i went on radio and television and said wouldn't it be great if we could find this bible? this woman calls me. she is a descendent of those killed in the resurrection and they were given a bible as a souvenir. she wanted to give it to us. she brought me this tiny little bible. i realized we had to do the research. was it real? because it was the smithsonian, we had scientists who could look at the paper. we had a photograph of the frontispiece from taking 75, so we knew we, from 1875, so we knew we had it. what struck me more than anything else was the generosity of the american public. that people t

of the bible, he really does.e today to say you don't speak for us and you're not interpreting the bible correctly.">protesters chanting in front of the ice field office on behalf of the childrenrebecca solnit organized the event, her grandmother was a refugee from poland and russia, 19many here want to let their feelings be shown for the unaccompanied children ( marty ) a south bay emergency room doctor was caught on camera taunting and even cu