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so, billy graham, as you know, is recognized as one of the most influential evangelicals of the 20thentury. and the title of the show was about the decline of christianity, but there's a clip here that i want to show you that is about the proper role for government and the proper role for religion. >> seems to be to talk about jesus as the original good joe, out to organize the underdogs into a decent shake from the establishment. now, in that sense, jesus continues to be popular, but that's not the kind of jesus you're talking about, is it? >> not at all, because i don't think that we can say that jesus represents any particular form of government, because in his day, rome ruled the world -- tyrannical rome. and yet jesus never led a rebellion against rome. he never engaged in political activities of that sort. and he wasn't crucified for being a seditionist against rome. >> you know, billy graham there is commenting about, you know, the role of the church versus the role of the government. and i will surprise many people to know that at the time that billy graham was on this progra

he is the grandson of billy graham and the oldest son of franklin graham.as vice president of the billy graham evangelistic association and executive director of the billy graham training center in asheville, north carolina. bookvember, will's first will be published and released by thomas nelson featuring stories on the life-changing power of the relationship with god. ladies and gentlemen, please welcome to close out our session this morning, will graham. ♪ [applause] will: thank you so much. i know the real reason you are standing is to stretch your legs. [laughter] will: but, i had a wonderful time playing the role of my grandfather on a movie. the best part is being part of the greater story. it is a true story and their lives would intersect in 1949 in greater los angeles. that is the crusade that would make my grandfather famous. before that, nobody even heard of billy graham. but after 1949, everybody would know the name billy graham. it was a great privilege to play the role of my grandfather and to be part of this movie. ach.tually got to pre the

before that no one had heard of billy graham. no one cared about billy graham.got to preach -- the words you'll hear in the movie are not a hollywood script, they are the actual words of my grandfather from 1949 and it was a sermon that we believe that he preached when louis came to know christ and entitled, get this, why does god allow communism. when was the last time you heard a preacher preach on that? [laughter] .. >> and so every american was thinking why does god allow communism? why does god allow an atheistic government to ask is? why does god allow evil in the world? why does god allow bad things to happen to good people? why does god send hurricanes to eastern north carolina? it's those types of things that the movie built with a special in louise life. that all comes to a point in october 16, 1949 when louis gave his life to jesus christ. i'm grateful for an opportunity. my granddaddy knew about the movie. he died while he was in editing and peoples that it was too bad he didn't get to see. he lived it. he's got better memory than any of us. but i ap

north carolina a lot of us think about billy graham. elieve god is still transforming lives. >> hallelujah. >> he says to each of us, if you suffered i will give you the grace to go forward. ainsley: will graham, the executive producer of unbroken, pact to redemption, are here live to share the story behind the powerful new film. >> janice is right about the storm in the making watching florence all week. u.s. with strong warning for syria and rush that. a top official from the state department is our headliner to address all of that. what was different in north korea over the weekend and why it matters today. the then necessary match people are still talking about. it is monday, come join sandra and me in 12 minutes, at the top of the hour. or, badda book. badda boom. book now at choicehotels.com like concert tickets or a new snowboard. matt: whoo! whoo! jen: but that all changed when we bought a house. matt: voilà! jen: matt started turning into his dad. matt: mm. that's some good mulch. ♪ i'm awake. but it was pretty nifty when jen sh

the board voted to remove helen keller from the kirkland and to keep billy graham. preliminary, and the board will take a final vote in november. >>> managers of the millennium tower trying to prevent the building from becoming yellow tagged. crews constructed a canopy on the outside of the building to protect pedestrians from falling debris. officials have threatened to yellow tagged the building and are willing to be flexible as long as the building is safe. >> there is a vote to remove names from this campus. they will rename three campus references to the one who founded the system in the 1700s and is blamed for his mistreatment of native americans. it will be named stanford way after the university cofounder. they have yet to be decided. stanford said other references will remain. >>> in san francisco crews removed a large statue early yesterday morning. the early days statue was put up at the civic center plaza in 1894 depicting a native american karen at the feet of a catholic missionary and spanish cowboy. they approved its removal following complaints the i

the board also voted to remove helen keller from the curriculum and to keep billy graham. the newspaper said the vote was preliminary and the board will take a final vote in november. >>> while we have been keeping a close eye on tropical storm florence, other parts of the world are dealing with their own weather disasters. a typhoon slammed into the philippines early this morning, the death toll has reached 28. two women were killed when a hillside drenched by all the rain collapsed on top of them. the typhoon which is being called the strongest storm in the world so far this year was the equivalent of a category atlantic hurricane when it hit. >>> from cell phone users, may be caught off guard when you receive an emergency test message from president trump. is part of the fema wireless emergency alert system in case there is a national emergency. it is scheduled to be sent out thursday, september 20. more than 100 carriers including verizon, at&t, sprint and t-mobile are taking part in this emergency alert test. >>> we have a look at the forecast. >> we are still trackin

and sent the reverend billy graham gave him a long message that basically said if i'm elected i willnever embarrass lbj you will get your rightful place in history and i will give you major credit. he was taken in and lived in fear he was afraid of him but thought he had to appease him and it blocked humphrey. when johnson made his calls to the candidates he paroled three people on the line but late in the campaign there were rumors creeping out the nixon campaign was cooperating with a very well-known republican donor. the wife of a general of world war ii because he commanded the so-called flying tigers defending china against japan and was working with the ambassador the south vietnamese ambassador in the united states to get the south vietnamese not to come to any negotiations but to prolong the war past the date of the election. johnson began to get word of this nixon said no i would never do anything like that. and without challenging him and finally with the negotiations underway in the north vietnamese got underway to be at the negotiating table , johnson ruled that out so ju

. >> donald trump was at a recent funeral of the late reverend billy graham.e it took nearly 48 hours after the passing to send out a statement and trump insisted he properly honored him. i did everything that they requested and, no, i don't think that i have at all. ruth, it's interesting. i have had conversations with folks who say they are bothered conceptually by the idea that the president of the united states isn't going to be playing the role that you would expect of a president but also given the history with donald trump and john mccain, given the statements he's made, maybe it's better that the president take a back seat. >> the president didn't have a choice to take a back seat in terms of the funeral because it was made clear by senator mccain and his family that the president was kind of persona nongrata at the events. and he was persona non grata not because he was petty but the moment he dismissed mccain's status as a war hero saying he preferred people who were not captured. he refused to do anything the slightest bit gracious so he disqualifie

listen to our great billy graham .that advice there has got to be something somewhere for everyone. that is my answer to this. host: sally in new mexico, democrat, good morning. caller: hello. i am on the air. i would like to say that these seeleto forget that the culture of men was such that people just did not report these things. i imagine this woman has come forward now because she was silent all these years. this man is about to be put in a position of extreme high authority, and her consciousness has gotten the better of her. i am in mind that -- i am in my 70's. i know that people could not publicly admit to those things. look at bonita hill. the culture of men is such that the excuse this behavior of their peers. look at the country has excused donald trump. and the woman before who just was talking about religion and billy graham and morals and ande and women, -- rights women, yet the voting public appears to be moralistic, and they have excuse the same behavior with donald trump. yes, i don't think he should

he had invented all of the andniques that billy graham the revival preachers down the ages used in their own revivals. what he did was to take the enthusiasm and the vivid preaching of the camp meetings on the frontier and tone them down for the middle-class audiences and the cities. he was a tremendously effective preacher. patriarchike a civil of a long beard and x-ray type eyes. he would preach and vivid terms. it's a look back there, souls are going to hell. people would turn around to look. even to say the word hell was not considered proper and conservative churches. he would not say you people are sinners. he would point to someone and say you, john smith ra center. if you walk out of here and die tonight you are going to hell. sign that the person was getting interested, he would invite them down to the front pew. it was called the anxious bench. everyoneme down there, would focus on you and pray for you that you would get saved. there was a social pressure. thousands of people did get saved. he stayed in rochester for six months while the canal was during the winter. they always

it's important to note that billy graham, the evangelist was also recommended for deletion from thatection that hillary clinton was in, but the board decided to reinstate him and put him back in. >> in the score system, 12 points, keller got a 7 and clinton got a 5. in this hyper -- >> you don't have to say that you love her or hate her. she is part of american history. . >> we don't like hitler. i think we all agree we don't like hitler. i think all of us can agree you can't write him out of history. right? >> 100%. >> it's important. >> you could believe that religion shouldn't be taught in school, but if there was a religious aspect into the founding of the united states, it has to be part of it. >> so lauren, to what degree is this actually kind of political? in 2014 when the discussions happened and there were questions about creationism and all sorts of things, it does feel like it's a bit of a conservative ideological push into the curriculum as opposed to just random people voting on stuff. >> well, the state board is an elected body. it's 15 people. there are 10 republicans

franklin graham the ceo of samaritan's purse and the billy graham evangelistic association he joins ushat arfrank franklind morning. what are you up to. >> we are preparing here at samaritan's purse. we have got trucks with tools and equipment ready to respond as soon as the storm has passed. as they were giving the weather just a few moments ago. and this is going to be a massive rain event in the low areas of south carolina and north carolina are going to be affected for a long time. that water just does not drain quickly. and so this is going to be a flood event. i believe there will be many homes that will be damaged. samaritan's purse, we help homeowners when a tree has fallen on their house. we cut the limbs off. we cut the tree down we put tarps on the roof. we will go in and help mud out a home and take the drywall down so the house can dry out so you can repair it we use volunteers. we're going to need an army of volunteers for the next three or four weeks. and if people could go to our website, samaritan's purse.org, you can see where you can sign up and how you can be a part

the daughter of america's pass tort late reverend billy graham has breast cancer anne graham lotz announcing for herself as christian speaker. her father calling her the best preacher in the family. she will undergo surgery september 18th. >> new surveillance video showing the moment a man repeatedly rams his truck into a tv station. we brought you this breaking news yesterday. take a look. he intentionally crashed of into the side of our dallas fox affiliate slamming into the windows before backing up and crashing into the building again. after going on a rant, police arrested the driver who has a long criminal record. he also left behind a bag which was searched for explosives, it turned out to be safe. kim kardashian back at the white house and working with president trump on prison reform. the reality tv star meeting with ivanka trump and jared curablener hoping to help free a convicted felon currently serving life without parole over a drug case. comes after kim launched a successful campaign earlier this year to free alice maria johnson. a congressman juicing auctioneering skills to dr

samaritan's purse, billy graham's son organization. steve: americaamerican red cros. all of this. brian: one of the stories that is going to emerge from this much like houston is people helping people. lot letting government help people because you can't possibly, if your neighbor is not helping or if people who have assets aren't helping others without them, you know, their own cajun army of the region. ainsley: makes you feel guilty watching all these images because we are all americans. we are up here in the comfort of this amazing studio and you look at these images and people are dying. you work so hard to build your house, build your family and we heard that one guy who owns a restaurant down there. he said he has already survived a fire. he said insurance is not going to cover a lot of the damage that happened in his restaurant. griff was talking to him earlier. he said i will have to find a way to rebuild. i have been in this community i think he said for 17 years. i will fight hard to keep my business open. brian: about your insurance policy. steve: does look

billy graham. so that is good confidence.said i would do it but what do you want me to say? >> i had no idea what to talk about. they kept saying what you going to talk about? >> the president needs to know i said i don't know. i really didn't know until that morning afterwords it touched a lot of people and they said you should run for president. you should run for president. give me a break. so what if i said if i stop listening it will go away but it didn't there were more than 500,000 petitions in my office i can barely get in the door i said i don't have all the things that people who run for president like a rolodex with the contacts or an organization this is crazy. you have to provide all those things the next thing you know i had an organization raising more money than the rnc and it was an - - unbelievable. the lord has a pathway that we have to be willing to go down the path even though it may not be what we planned for ourselves certainly not what i thought of as a nine -year-old sitting on those stairs in boston.

he asked to go to billy graham's funeral, and he did not want to say a word, and that was from him. something that they imposed upon him. he wanted to not say a word. in arizona,eve phoenix, calling us on the democrats line. good morning, thank you for c-span. i don't mean to oversimplify, -- basically, what is fair with pay. how much does the company, the stockholders and officers make, versus how much is good for the worker. and my device is, find something you like doing and start your own business. then you get to decide, you get to see the money coming into going and who is valuable to you , who really helps you get ahead . you can be as generous as you can financially be when you are in that situation. when you are in a situation and you feel you have the talent and ideas to get ahead, then you should do the best you can to your skills toth become independent, and then help other people. honest, each company decides what is fair for compensation for everybody across the board, and that is why i recommend starting your own company. host: moses lake, washington, bruce. calling t

the president's, billy graham, there's john bolton and some members of the cabinet gathered.husetts avenue, for both of the former president to speak, they were asked their staff was asked how they received that word and both of them got a call directly from senator mccain. both of them said they were surprised. that they would be eulogizing senator mccain as he makes his way down. a place where he has been many times. talking not only with vice president joe biden but others in the residence there. on massachusetts avenue. >> us go to chad outside of the national cathedral. covering capitol hill, covers it for us and keeps us on our toes about what's happening. has done it for years. >> a couple of things are struck by this morning was who came in. i walked into the capitol rotunda where the u.s. capitol police honor guard had been standing vigil throughout the night and i passed a democratic congressman from minnesota, served 24 years in the army national guard. he was shaken up just a little bit. he said i wanted to come pay my specs before go to the national cathedral. sh