>> a whole bible is on here?so the whole 1,245 pages. >> ...lunar bibles, the lost books of apollo. >> well, reverend stout and his wife,en they left nasa, just kind of vanished from the pages of history. >> until a court puts them under a microscope. >> you're saying that her intentions were sinister? >> and the value of each tiny bible -- out of this world. >> items that have gone to the moon can command six or seven figures. >> if you do the math, that's a lot, a lot of money. [ door creaks ] [ wind howls ] [ thunder rumbles ] [ bird caws ] ♪ >> i'm jamie colby in houston, texas, the hub of the american space program, to meet an heir whose strange inheritance is hundreds of bibles that went to the moon. >> my name is jonathan stout. my father made it his life's mission to land the good book on the moon. those lunar bibles are my rightful inheritance, but they're locked up in a judge's chamber because someone else is trying to claim them. >> hi, jonathan.i'm jamie. >> it's great to meet you. >> thanks so much f

the king james bible, the protestant bible was taught openly in these schools. the history of the world was taught as a story of protestant supremacy in the world. and protestants as a more moral group than catholics, jews or other religions. so the klan was very much supportive of public cools skoo. -- so the klan was very much supportive of public schools. wanted no funding for catholic schools of any kind, for example. the klan by the mid-1920s at its height, the second klan as its known, had as many as 5 million members. and it had as many women members as it did male members. of course, the better tailored uniforms probably. and again, even though we think of the klan today as a very reactionary organization, which in terms of civil rights of course, and ethnic pluralism it certainly was, religious pluralism certainly was, but if you think about it as some ways a continuation of some of the progressive impulses from the early 20th century just a few years before the '20s, there was some continuity. for example, the klan generally was in favor of women's suf

and a bible. and if you go to the image of our first object, the 19th century draft we'll, on july 10th, 1863, following the union victories in gettysburg and vicksburg, the new york times praised the immediate endorsement of a new draft. there were 300,000 new recruits who were needed to shore up the union army. and the now struggling confederacy. so days later, the first names of draft eligible men were drawn from wheels just like this one. harold, tell us about this object. >> it isn't unusual looking objects to modernize for sure, but think of it is a large hand cranked device, look at the aperture or the cover with a lid on top. so in this wheel, where the names of conscripts. the draft is employed when recruitment is not equal state requirements. so by july, new york had to begin conscription. the first military draft in american history. so it is not the most popular event in recruiting. this wheel was used at a draft office on the lower east side. it contained a number of names and they wi

this bible is an orange oal bible that was used at the so-called colored orphan asylum. an institution for african-american orphans that was founded about ten years before the draft riots and was considered a model for the care of children. the gardens and sleeping quarters with very big windows to provide ventilation. it had good food. it had teachers. and it had a population of orphans who actually, one of them went on to fight in the 54st massachusetts regiment that achieved glory at ft. wagner. at the same moment -- african-americans died in huge disproportions. it was used inside the asylum, but i won't yet give away the story of why. >> so, the orphan asylum was founded by quaker women from the new york munition society in the 1830s and then moved to this wonderful location in 1843. >> it was 5th avenue and 43rd street was the northwest corner. the biggest landmark nearby was not the new york public library but the big reservoir. people would look at this model institution as a charitable good work of which many people had. >> we have an image of some of the childr

this bible is an original bible that was used at the so-called colored orphan asylum. i'm institution for african american or friends i was a founded about ten years before the draft riots. it was considered a model for the care of children. and at play rooms, and had an area and had gardens, that sleeping quarters with very big windows to provide ventilation. it had good food, had teachers and it had a population of orphans. one of them actually went on to fight in the fabled 54th massachusetts regiment, which leave glory i love the movie the same name at fort we wagner the same moment. july 1864. when african americans died a huge in huge disproportionate numbers defending the union. this bible was used inside the asylum and i won't yet give away the story of why it's charred but. >> your friends alums founded by quaker women in the 18 thirties and then move to this wonderful location 1843. >> i was on fifth avenue and 43rd street. on the northwest corner and the biggest landmark nearby was not the new york public library but the big reservoir, new york water reservo

the bible is no problem. why? democratic leaders in congress despised traditional christians because they don't vote for them. here's house majority whip jim clyburn explaining his view on fox. >> i don't know anything about burning bibles -- >> another thing that's outny there. >> everybody's got their own religion. i know the bible, both new and old testaments very well so just because -- that's their busine business. so burning a bible doesn't do anything about burning down a federal building. i don't know if i've seen -- what federal building has been under threat. >> tucker: what does that even mean? it doesn't mean anything, but we will tell you what it isn't, and that's a declaration of disapproval of rioters burning bibles. and if you can't say that, there's probably a reason you can't say that. what is that reason? erika stop the right, author of the book "if you a could keep i" we are happy to have a t montagnais. thanks so much for coming on. why is it so hard for a democratic leader to say unequivocall

bibles, no problem. question right because democrat leaders despise christy don't vote for them. here's jim clyburn explaining his view on fox. >> i don't know anything about burning bibles -- >> another thing that's out there appear to speak everybody's got own religion, and i know the koran, i know the bible are both new and old testament well, so just because somebody leaves in the koran, that's their business. burning a bible doesn't do anything about burning down a general building. i don't know, what general building has been under threat? >> tucker: what is that even mean? it doesn't mean anything but we will tell you what it is, it's a clear declaration of disapproval of a rioters burning bibles and if you can't say that, there's probably a reason you can't say that. what is the reason? >> the author of the book, if you can keep it, we're happy to have him on tonight. why is it so hard for a democratic leader to say unequivocally, i am against attacks on churches, and why is it so hard for republ

they are actually burning bibles.bama once ridiculed americans for clinging to religion. but here they are, what you think this is all about? what does this tell you about these people that they are burning bibles? >> look david, there is a great contrast between peaceful civil rights protest of john lewis and martin luther king junior, who actually base their protest on the teachings of the bible compared to these anarchists who basing what they're doingib on rebellion against the bible. burning bibles, burning american flags, burning down police stations. and look, i am not saying all democrats support this kind of action. but you know there's a bible verse that says bad company corrupts good morals. and when the democrats hang around and black lives matter, and do not condemn these types of anarchy's activities they are complicit in the by remaining silent about them. >> doesn't treat me there is this attempt. there was a black lives matter leader who come about a month ago suggested that statues of jesus, if they

they are actually burning bibles.ns for clinging to religion, butter here they are -- what do you think -- but here they are -- what does this tell you about these people, that they're burning bibles? >> look, david, there is a great contrast between the peaceful civil rights protests of john lewis and martin luther king jr. who actually based their protests on the teachings of the bible compared to these anarchists who are basing what they're doing on rebellion against the bible. burning down, burning bibles, burning american flags, burning down police stations. and, look, i'm not saying that all democrats support this kind of action. but, you know, there's a bible verse that says bad company corrupts good morals. and when the democrats hang around antifa and black lives matters and do not condemn these kind of anarchist activities, they are complicit in them by remaining silent about them. david: yeah. but, you know, it does intrigue me that there is this attempt, there was a black lives matter leader who, about a m

bible. >> guest: still gives me chills. and, in fact, my mother was very nervous about holding the lincoln bible. it symbolizes so much to not only our family, but just what it meant. and she was very nervous about that, because you're touching history. and this is something that touched a person you said you respect so much. and that connection -- and i have to say, that's something that i hope that in my tenure i'll be able to do even more of, to connect people with history, to touch history. digitally and to make sure that they understand that these are real people. finish. c-span: how much do you read? >> guest: probably a little too much because of, i have matured. i my eyesight has matured. [laughter] so is i require stronger lens. and i'm a reader that will read just about anything that has text; a cereal box, a sign -- [laughter] something like that. it took me years to really realize that i was, i connected with text the same way my parents connected with notes, notation. and one day i said, wow, they can look at n

we know he hasn't read the bible. granted he's never read any book but specifically not the bible. what's your favorite book, with mike pence, if you're not paying attention, he comes across as a reasonable guy. the same way i didn't trust anything that the tiger team said but when doc anthem spoke, he almost made me believe he wasn't running a wild animal sex cult. seems like everyone was doing their thing. and last night was mike pence at his finest, cool, calm and full of b.s., starting with the way he talked about the civil unrest happening in america's cities. >> last week, joe biden didn't say one word about the violence and chaos engulfing cities across this country. president trump and i know that the men and women that put on the uniform of law enforcement are the best of us. every day, when they walk out that door, they consider our lives more important than their own. people like dave patrick underwood, an officer in the department of homeland security's federal protective service, who was shot and killed during the riots in oakland, california dave's heroism is emblemat

hurt the bible, hurt god. he's against god. he's against guns. >> he's against the bible.tially against religion, but the bible. >> joe biden and the radical democrats are against fracking, they're against guns and they're against the bible, essentially. they're against god. if joe biden were to become president, they want to crush religious liberty. they don't want religion. >> joe biden is a man of faith. i'm sure you have disagreements with him on that. but just on the president attacking his faith, what do you think of those remarks? >> well, i think of the scripture, i believe it comes from the book of proverbs that says man looks on the outside, god looks in the heart. we don't know someone's heart. we have an ability to look at one's actions. i heard senator reed say that's a very personal matter but we're also commanded to go and preach, make disciples across the world. so, i do believe there should be some fruit, if you're going to talk the talk, you must walk the walk. but specifically, as far as going after somebody, as far as their faith and level of it, it's s

when you hold up a bible -- and nobody loves the bible more than i do.bible, you don't put it down and go around lying and doing a lot of things that are wrong. >> yeah, and, of course, the latest example, the president ordered the clearing of peaceful protesters from lafayette park on june 1st in order to take this photo op, holding a bible in front of st. john's church upside down. and as senator langford said, i've grown up in the church and i've never seen anybody hold a bible that way. there's so much to talk about here. john meacham, i guess we'll give with you on the faith aspect of it. here's a man again, who by all outward appearances, i'm not judging his faith, i'm judging the outward appearances and the things that he says and things that he does, and, of course, his claim that he's never asked god for forgiveness, anybody who's been to sunday school for ten minutes knows the central tenant of the faith is you are a christian when you ask jesus for forgiveness. but you also go through all the things he said, including yesterday saying that he

holding a bible, which he was asked about and answered this way. >> is that your bible? >> it's a bible. >> i mean, is this about being devout or just dumb? he doesn't know whose it is. he doesn't know what's in it. he certainly doesn't know how to live by the message. but he wants to talk about being a good christian? a man who puts kids in cages because he likes the message it sends? i don't think, though, this is just about faith. i really believe it is time to take a look at his fortitude. listen to this attack on biden. >> did you ever watch biden? where he's always saying the wrong state. it's great to be in florida. florida. no. it's ohio! i love the state of iowa. sir, sir, it's idaho. he does it all the time. there's something going on. >> something going on. he looks like he's melting. that's what's going on. i mean, if he really wants to apply that standard, if that's what you want to do, let's do it to him. this is from today. >> and to avoid liability, shifting production to thigh land and vietnam. >> thigh land? hooked on phonics much? the "th" goes "t" as

he is busy making wild accusations about joe biden hating the bible, wanting to hurt the bible, and hurt god. does he really want to get into a faith contest? with someone who actually has it? biden just answered back minutes ago. where this campaign is going, next. >>> now, something occurred the me earlier today. see if it fits with your own perspective. every time someone comes on my show to defend the president, they say, you tonight kndon't k in his heart. yet trump is saying he knows what is in joe biden's heart. listen. >> he's going to do thing that nobody ever would ever think even possible, because he's following the radical left agenda. take away your guns, destroy your second amendment, no religion, no anything. hurt the bible. hurt god. he's against god. he's against guns. >> look, even by the standards of political desperation, this is pathetic. hurt god? is he thinking straight? is this really the same man who haas no answer for his favorite bible verse. he just didn't even know what it was? a man who said, i have never needed to ask god for forgiveness? does that sound li

the bible her god. he's a good skier, he's against guns. >>president trump later double down against biden telling people you're guns will be taken away immediately without notice. in response, the biden campaign said quote donald trump is the only president in our history to a tear gassed peaceful americans and thrown a priest out of his church. so he could profane and a bible for his own cynical optics biden is a practicing roman catholic, new york's attorney general is suing the national rifle association over allegations that high ranking executives diverted millions of dollars for their personal benefit. the lawsuit was filed today after an 18 month long investigation into the nra which is a nonprofit group that was originally chartered in new york. the attorney general there la teacher james accused its leaders of using funds for lavish personal trips. contracts for associates and other questionable expenditures. a message was sent to the nra's legal team seeking comment. we will switch gears up now and take a live look outside at our

>> no, it really is a bible. if you look at a close-up of the image, he helps this by saying bible. >> good. you would know the answer to this better than i. how many other paintings of the civil war are there in the society's collection? >> you are putting this on me now. >> you went through hundreds. >> i would say there is certainly dozens and dozens. we are going to see a nice portrait next week which we are saving for hour session. some nice military portraits. some interesting prewar paintings, including a lovely painting of an african american man thinking of emancipation, and johnson paintings that are prewar but very important in depicting slavery in washington d.c. before the war. it is a great collection. >> and the print room alone. there are so many prince to choose from. and duplicate, triplicate's, multiple impressions. sometimes the same image. i would put it in the hundreds. >> with the print collection and photographs, definitely. >> exactly. does lincoln mistrust the irish 69 -- his favorite de

>> no, it really is the bible. a close up -- if you look at a close-up of that image, he helps us by saying bible. >> okay. good. you would know the answer to this better than i. how many other paintings and prints of the civil war are there in the society's collection? >> you're putting this on me, belle? >> well you looked through hundreds. literally hundreds. >> there are dozens and dozens and we're going to see a nice portrait next week which we're saving for our grant-focused session. so some nice military portraits and some interesting prewar paintings including a lovely painting of an african-american man thinking of emancipation and eastland johnson paintings that are prewar but very important in depicting slavery in washington, d.c., before the war. it's a great collection. and i don't know what's in the storerooms, by the way. >> in the print room alone there are just so many -- so many prints to choose from. and multiple impressions of sometimes the same image. i would put it at least in the hundreds if

harold: no, it really is the bible. he helps us by saying bible. valerie: good. the answer to this better than i. how many other paintings and prints of the civil war are there in the society's collection? harold: you're putting this on me now? valerie: [laughter] you looked through hundreds. harold: there are certainly dozens and dozens, and we are going to see a nice mix next week, which we were saving for our grant focused penultimate section. some nice military portraits and some nice prewar paintings, including a lovely painting of an african-american man thinking of emancipation. and paintings that are prewar but very important in depicting slavery in washington dc before the war. it is a great collection. and i worked in the storerooms. valerie: exactly. and in the print room alone, there are so many prints to choose from. triplicate,cate, sometimes of the same image. i would put it in the hundreds. with the print collection and photographs, definitely. valerie: was lincoln mistrustful of the irish 69th since they were democrats? harold: no, certainly not

no one ever corrected that impression that it looks like a bible. in 1865, lincoln of course dies. carpenter is still working on his emancipation engraving. the painting is done. he is pretty well-known so he goes to a new york engraver, j c derby, and he works with another publisher i to do a lincoln family. carpenters price is five and dollars, which is pretty good.

>> no, it really is the bible. if you look at the image closely, he helps us by saying bible. >> good. >> you would know the answer to this better than i, how many other paintings and prints of the civil war are there in the society's collection? >> oh, you're putting this on me, val. >> you looked through hundreds. i mean there are literally hundreds. >> i would say there are dozens and dozens. and we're going to see a nice grant portrait next week, which we're saving for our grand focus penultimate session. so nice military portraits and interesting prewar paintings, including a lovely painting of an african-american man thinking of emancipation. and east lynn johnson paintings that are prewar but very important in depicting slavery in washington, d.c. before the war. it's a great collection. we don't even know what's in the storerooms, by the way. >> exactly. and in the printroom alone, there are just so many, so many prints to choose from. be duplicate, triplicate, multiple impressions of sometimes the same ima

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hurt the bible, heard god. against god, he is against guns, he is against energy, our kind of energy. i don't think he will do too well in ohio. he is not going to do well. i was in texas the other day. i said, wait a minute. the other side is against guns. they are against oil and gas. they are against religion, bible, god. how is he going to win texas? he is not going to win texas. he is not going to win ohio. bob told me we are better in ohio than we were four years ago. i will take the same victory, but i think we are better. you that myto tell first week in office, i canceled the transpacific partnership, which was a disaster. i canceled the so-called clean water powerplant, the clean power plant, which only had a nice name. it took all of your land away. i have been given more credit for that man maybe anything -- for that than maybe anything. i canceled the so-called clean powerplant. the unfair u.s. from paris climate accord, which was costing us a fortune, which was pitted against us, and ended the war

hurt the bible, hurt god.e is against god, he is against guns, he is against energy. >> dana: biden adding some fuel to the fire by supporting an assault weapons ban. and president trump claiming on twitter, quote: if biden becomes president, your great second amendment doesn't stand a chance. all right. the second amendment issues, pete, when they start to take front and center people -- their ears perk up and i heard from some democrats in pennsylvania today thinks that the new york action was actually going to backfire or democrats because it will make people remember that the second amendment is on the line. what do you think? >> pete: it might. and it looks like the targeting of a very effective political advocacy group nra. here's the thing. i have got a guy who i buy guns from in new jersey and is a common refrain is barack obama is the best gun salesman america ever had because of his threats to reduce the second amendment. he said he has never seen people, first time gun owners, come out to buy person

the truth is based on the bible. the bible is all truth. promise made, promise kept. that is based on the truth. the way i look at it, it is simple. if you want freedom for your kids come about trump. if you want socialism, look into that and see what kind of future they kids is got. host: ok. , how does the president view the vice president and the role he has played over the past few years? aloof at has been times. there certainly is respect their. beenber, they have only working together four years. their relationship does not predate july 2016, spring of 2016 when they started having meetings. it has developed quite a bit since then. i think they both have found their way into their respective roles. you can see a lot about pence -- there is an article from the washington post taking a deep dive recently. some of that is what any vice president does. cheney-bushe relationship was significantly different. even the biden-obama relationship. pence's people like to refer back to george h w bush, not getting in way of the president. that is the role of the vice preside

man, he is grasping for answers like your aunt during pictionary "no religion, no bible, hurt god.ard.' the word was 'surfboard.'" after president trump signed an executive order over the weekend that requires $400 in extra unemployment benefits, republican senator ben sasse called it, quote, "unconstitutional slop." ooh, you just got sassed better watch it, mr. president, you would not like him when he is angry or when he's happy or anytime really you see, the problem is, you don't really like people and he's not that likeable infectious disease expert dr anthony fauci said in an interview last week that he and his family have had a security detail since april after being harassed and receiving death threats over according to a new report, the record -- a record number of people have given up their u.s. citizenship this year. it's kind a like when we all threw out our blockbuster video card it was a good idea for a while, and then suddenly it was just very clear they were going out of business. nasa announced last week it will no longer refer to planets and galaxies by offensive n

the bible more than i do, when you hold up a bible you don't then put it down and going around lyinghings that are wrong. donald j. trump is calling for a total and complete shutdown of muslims entering the united states. >> i don't know anything about david duke, okay? i don't even know what you're talking about with white supremacy. you wouldn't want me to condemn a group that i know nothing about. he's mexican, he's giving us unfair rulings. look at my african-american over here. look at him. are you the greatest? you also had people that were very fine people on both sides. >> so that guy, that guy is calling his opponent joe biden a godless racist. president of the national action network, the friend reverend al sharpton is here. >> where do you start? you know, first of all, i give credit to joe biden for saying he misspoke and apologized for what he said. as you know, i host a syndicated radio show every day. i raise the question most question said that i accept his apology. some said i think he was misunderstood. no one condemned him, and i had barbara lee on the show, and sh

wine influenced the lives of ordinary people in the bible it was part of everyday life inseparable from jewish and christian culture. jacob brought it to him and he ate and he brought some wine and he drank genesis $27.00 verse $25.00 of it since wine is associated with social life with eating and drinking together it's also connected with human relationships and i'm sure but see you. i am the vine and you are the branches if you remain in me. you know that i was much of the work is exhausting especially in hot weather because a lot of the work is done by her and there are many plots which attracted contacts s. there we have to do everything but out of. traditional techniques are also used in the enormous selous with the winds are aged in barrels. spread out over some 30000 square meters underneath the city center the cellars house winds from the slopes of the the river and the somme. each cell is the size of 4 soccer fields no wonder your highness spec it uses a bicycle the lanes extent of a kilometer since becca is lord of this wind the prince he's been chief winemaker since 987. that

he's got a bible with him. i've seep that before where guys used a bible as a prop. seconds to understand this was not a prop with jon. he was a changed guy. from the man that i arrested several years before. >> when i saw the way that he treated me fairly, you know, i saw the man behind the suit. i started thinking, man, if that worked for me, with this law enforcement officer, how can i get more law enforcement officers involved so that we can impact this on a larger scale? >> president trump, he had made a bunch of promises. let me just be transparent with you. when he was talking about the things he said he was going to do, i said is he serious? everything he said he wanted to do is the stuff that needed to be done. before he walked out, he said i promise i'll speak at one of your graduations. when he stood there in that graduation, and he went out of his way to shake the hand of every one of those 29 graduates, it set them on a whole other life, because they had the office of the president of the united states, the promises that he made was promises that he kept

. >>> president trump's new attack, saying devout catholic joe biden would, quote, hurt the bible how biden is firing back and what he said about diversity that's sparking backlash. >>> new york targeting the nra, the new lawsuit seeking to bring the powerful gun lobby to an end. >>> the mom going into labor in beirut just as that massive explosion shakes the hospital the news tonight on her and her baby. >>> our new collaboration with telemundo, essential workers pressured to stay on the job but afraid of getting tested. >>> and michelle obama opening up about her struggle shared by so many americans >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening, everyone the numbers are appalling. and let's hope we never become numb to them the tally of covid victims in this country has just passed 160,000 think about it a number one projection now says could nearly double by year's end the government now acknowledging nearly a dozen regions are in deep trouble tonight new tough enforcement actions are in place in some cities to slow the spread as we learned a second go

he is against the bible and against religion. bible. >> harris: why did the president say, do you think? >> because the president is pointing out the contrast between joe biden and people of faith. joe biden believes in abortion up to 9 months. joe biden is on record saying he will force nuns to promote abortion products which is against their faith! joe biden is a huge issue and a huge problem when it comes to forcing people, especially nuns -- my goodness. what is it man thinking? the president is pointing out the grand distinction with joe biden and hes words and his actions. voters need to know that. >> biden said my face has been the bed rock foundation of my life. for president trump to attack my faith is shameful. >> i agree with him. joe biden believes in the law. roe v. wade is the law of the land. he is pro-life. a long time devout catholic. someone who goes to church and doesn't golf on sundays. president trump did not get support from religious people in this country because they thought he was a man of god. he cheate

wine influenced the lives of ordinary people in the bible it was part of everyday life inseparable from jewish and christian culture. jacob brought it to him and he ate and he brought some wine and he drank genesis 27 verse 25 of it and it's all in there since wine is associated with social life with eating and drinking together it's also connected with human relationships and i'm sure but seal the. i am the vine and you are the branches if you remain in me and i and you you will bear much fruit john 15 verse 5 even today the grape is a symbol of fertility and of a country's prosperity but to believe is wine is also a visible and symbolic expression of god's blessings. and i don't know any other plant or any other cultural property that is such a powerful metaphor of new tougher gopal. on the slopes of the river mosel the heart of germany's oldest wine region the connection between church and wine is tangible even today the history of tree cathedral has always been linked to wine growing. historical documents show that members of the archdiocese used to be released from their religious

and they can't say the god of the bible because the god of the bible has something very damning to sayn which is nothing but barbaric. i don't think many people are going to be fooled by the democrats' faith charade. gregg: among the many joe biden gaffes and, frankly, they're countless, you could run a string of them that go for hours, but the one that i found really disturbing was when he was reciting the most famous phrase from the declaration of independence, that we are endow by our create or with certain unalienable rights, and he got to the creator part, and he said, you know, that, that, that thing. and, you know, at first i just thought, well, maybe he just can't remember creator, you know, god. but then i thought the, well, i wonder if he feels up comfortable saying that. >> the democrats have a god problem, and we're going the see that unfold over the next ten weeks. today tuned. gregg: all right. pastor robert jeffress, good to see you, as always. >>> a reminder, lou's new book, "the trump century," it's available for preorder. get your copies at the trump century come, ama

they can't say god of the bible because god of the bible has something very dooming to say about democratsink many people are going to be fooled by democrats chair aide. >> many, many joe biden gaffes frankly countless string of them to go for hours. the one that i found disturbing was when he was reciteing the most famous phrase from the declaration of independence. that we are endowed by our creator, with certain unable yenble rights got to creator part said you know that thing you know, at first i just thought may be he can't remember creator, god but then i thought well, i wonder if he feels uncomfortable saying it democrats have a god problem we are going to see that unfold next 10 weeks stay tuned. >> all right pastor, great to see you as always have a good weekend, thank you. >> reminder lou's book the trump century how our president changed course of history forever available preorder get copies, amazon.com barnes & noble.com we will be right back. history also destroyed the lives of thousands of jewish survivors god calls on people who believe in him to act on his word. "comfort y

he held the bible upside down as a prop. he fired rubber bullets and tear gas through a peaceful protest. you, a lot of these protesters are not what they seem like they are. down,ou look from the top this is what is happening. let me get into the coronavirus. to have mr. perkins respond because we are running short on time. caller: we have a choice before us. we have joe biden and kamala harris, the most pro-abortion administration, the most anti-religious freedom administration in the history of the country. or we could build upon the most pro-life record, the most expensive pursuit of religious freedom we have seen in modern time in this country. that is the choice. look at these policies. i think millions of other evangelicals will make that decision as well. host: announcer: the presidents, available in april back, hardcover and e-book. presents biographies of every president, inspired by conversations with noted historians about the leadership skills that make for a successful presidency. in this presidential election

eyes that this president has just been pretending to be a church going person when he held up the bible, you know, and it's interesting because now he's accusing vice president biden saying biden wants to harm god. >> yeah, and that, you know, one of his sure j-- surrogates that he is if anyone makes that assessment. i think there are a few things going on. one is that donald had subpoena port of certain white evangelical leaders and people listened to their leaders, you know. they take on faith, if you will. their assessments of candidates and act accordingly. i think also, some voters are single issue voters and the character of the person concerned is irrelevant as long as the issue most important to them and i imagine in this case it would be women's rights to choose or their desire for women not to have the right to choose be something their candidate supports. also, there is a strain white evangelical christianity that strayed very, very far from the bible's original teachings and that's something that should concern us especially since we seem to be in an era in this country wher