i first came to know his name over 30 years ago as a placekicker at byu and was really good to this day he holds the record including the most successful points after touchdown scored in a single game and i think in a single season and also famous for the fact immediately after he kicked a field goal the helmet would come off and he became famous for that i think it was called the jason chaffetz rule but it played a key role in his success as a statesman and people came to know him and who he was. i remember many years later long after he played for byu with a successful career as a businessman i met him for the first time. i was starstruck. i met him while he was running on the campaign for governor. and jason chaffetz himself convinced me he was the man to become utah's next governor we had a long conversation about i it. and several months after that after he was elected he called me until the i was under consideration in the administration and i said i did not apply. but i would over there for a chat. we hit it off and we ended up working together. we worked on the council at the ti

i teach at byu idaho it's a smaller school affiliate of the byu school in provo. >> brigham young. >>there, just south of yellowstone national park and one of the most pitiful spots in the country. i shouldn't say this because i'm trying to keep it small people are moving there and i don't want them to because we like it small. how did i get into apologetics? i should say by digression i did it mean to make this a major part of my study and it intellectual list in my training and during graduate school if you're reading intellectual history you are reading the atheist because they dominate the conversation. you reading atheistic thinkers nonstop they were the big guns. what i would do is as i'm reading it as i'm discussing these things it was like an itch i had a scratch. ernest hemingway once said that you write because it's like an exorcism. you got these demons in your head you have to get rid of. i found that was true i could it move on until i had written things down. i have these ideas these reputations of what i thought were the bad arguments of the new atheist and i would writ

number two, byu needed pr in houston. tjhoss for the win! number one, malik montero. at the horn.otte beats detroit. that wraps up friday. let me tell you about saturday. after three years, colin kaepernick is finally going to work out for 24 nfl teams in atlanta. what comes out of it? who knows. but, he has been waiting a long time for this shot. >> how many years? three years? >> three years. >> he claims he's in perfect shape ready to go. >> he gets up at 4:30 every morning and works out. now we will see if we can make all the throws and run the cones. and run. so we'll see what happens. >> you can do that right, vern? >> give me a minute. >> we'll be right back. >>> the late show with stephen colbert is coming captioning sponsored by cbs >> president trump supporters and the maga challenge. >> now president trump has made it a competition. >> guess what? the president tweeting he'll announce winners of the impromptu competition, even inviting them to the white house to perform their maga rap. ♪ ♪

number two, byu needed a prayer in houston. tjhoss for the win! number one, malik montero. at the horn. charlotte beats detroit. that wraps up friday. let me tell you about saturday. after three years, colin kaepernick is finally going to work out for 24 nfl teams in atlanta. what comes out of it? who knows. but, he has been waiting a long time for this shot. >> how many years? three years? >> three years. >> he claims he's in perfect shape ready to go. >> he gets up at 4:30 every morning and works out. now we will see if we can make all the throws and run the cones. and run. so we'll see what happens. >> you can do that right, vern? >> give me a ck >>> the late show with stephen colbert is coming - [narrator] the following is a paid program for luminess silk, sponsored by luminess air. watch this revolutionary touchless makeup that appears to erase flaws like magic. it'll transform the way you look in minutes. - see this here? gone! - see these blemishes over here? all gone. - you can see all the sun damage that i have in here. you can see it just disappear. you see that?

betweenhe hearing after the tweet and the rest of the hearing, break for know, they were dumfounded byu trump's tweet because they h spent many hours this week having mock hearings and senior republican leaders cautioned their lawmakers, do not attack yovanovitch, do not attack yovaanvitch. then president trump did that and they had to defend it or dismiss it in a way. robert: yamiche, you brought up how the president is meetingn with republi senators. there's a trial in the senate on the horizon. i was at the senate this weekg talko different republicans. there's a divide over whether the trial should be five weeks as it w for president clinton in 1999 or six to eight weeks, nator burr was talking about that or whether i should be just a week long, senator paul is talking about a short trial. what does the white house want? yamiche: i think the house in some ways wants in whatever acquitted.esident trump being think that's the most important to them. i think there is some thought starts going into the democratic primaries and people are voting in iowa while this trial is still going on

if you drive byu won't see a pier there next to n 35. so that's good progress. 49d news, back on track as far as te goes. 50 percent complete constn right now. and we are back on to final completion date of septem0 of next year. so that's good nes far as apparatus, it was compled now they are at central shops to complete the final document beft gets submitted. so that's good progress on that. we have a bidr two jet skis that will be out s. six has been ordered and they an the construction phase in addito the trucks already in place. ass station goes, some of the updat, station 31 generator will be thy december of this year. they just poured the pad for it, and it'sg along well. some of them were ne and we had to remove some with e exception of station 15's towerh has become a historical part ofe building and they wanted to keet there for the neighborhood. so s the only one that is staying. be others will be removed because y are not safe. a lot of work hasn done by chief parks, our health, safety and wellness chief. lastk and thanks to t

and saints fans can thank third-stringer hill for the win, undrafted out of byu.up quarterback can do it all. deflecting a punt on the opening possession of the game. this would give the saints a short field on the first drive. now, he's lined up at wide receiver. making an impact. a toss pass to give the saints the early lead. hill at quarterback, in the second quarter. moving all around the field. nothing he can't do. bulldozes his way up the middle, 0 ya 30 yards through the falcons defense. he made an impact on every score. nothing on the line but pride in detroit for the lions and bears. and oh, my. ♪ there's something >> can you believe that? the power went out just seconds into the halftime performance by the brothers osborne. bears got the win. >>> we wrap it up in the college ranks. this is wild. unbelievable finish between ole miss and mississippi state. matt corral, pulling a rabbit out of his hat. the 57-yard hail mary. and just like that, they have life. four seconds to go, hitting elijah moore to get them within one, abby and christine. then, he blew

she went out west to byu for college but came back to work on her mother's 1934 senate campaign. after graduating she moved to dc and work for a political consulting firm and eventually return to michigan, got involved in state politics in 2012 and helped her uncle mitt romney, presidential campaign, and became republican national committee woman for michigan in 2014 and 2015 she was elected chair of the michigan republican party. during the 2016 election ms. mcdaniel served as a delegate to the republican national convention for donald trump. soon after his victory she was elected to succeed the rnc chair where she has been ever since. now for the ground rules. we are on the record but please no live blogging or tweeting. in short, no filing of any kind while the breakfast is underway. once the session ends at 10:00 o'clock there is no embargo. we will e-mail pictures from this breakfast to all the reporters here as soon as we wrap up. as you know if you'd like to ask a question send me a signal and i will call on as many of you as time permits. miss mcdaniel if you'd like to ma

she went out west to byu for college but came back to work on her mother's 1994 senate campaign. after graduation, she worked to d.c. and worked for a political consulting firm. she eventually returned to michigan and got involved in the politics. in 2012. she helped her uncle, mitt romney, in his presidential campaign and that became the republican national committee 2015, she014 and in was elected chair of the michigan republican party. she served as a delegate to the republican national convention for donald trump. soon after his victory, she was elected to succeed reince priebus as chair which brings us to today's breakfast. the ground rolls. we are on the record. please no live blogging or tweeting. in short, no filing of any kind mother breakfast is underway. once the session ends at 10:00, there is no embargo. from themail pictures breakfast to all the reporters here as soon as we wrap up. as you know, if you would like to ask a question, please send me a signal. if you would like to make some brief opening remarks, the floor is yours. >> thank you for having me. i did not

she went out west to byu for college but came back to work on her mother's 1934 senate campaign. after graduating she moved to dc and work for a political consulting firm and eventually return to michigan, got involved in state politics in 2012 and helped her uncle mitt romney, presidential campaign, and became republican national committee woman for michigan in 2014 and 2015 she was elected chair of the michigan republican party. during the 2016 election ms. mcdaniel served as a delegate to the republican national convention for donald trump. soon after his victory she was elected to succeed the rnc chair where she has been ever since. now for the ground rules. we are on the record but please no live blogging or tweeting. in short, no filing of any kind while the breakfast is underway. once the session ends at 10:00 o'clock there is no embargo. we will e-mail pictures from this breakfast to all the reporters here as soon as we wrap up. as you know if you'd like to ask a question send me a signal and i will call on as many of you as time permits. miss mcdaniel if you'd like to ma

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