listen to the words of jesus christ? we'll talk about all of this, a lot coming up but a shock poll agency they like to say, mika, coming out of new hampshire last night. >> we'll get to more of the president's day of rhetorical revenge? just a moment. first that new poll this morning with good news for pete buttigieg and bad news for joe biden. in the boston globe's daily tracking poll from new hampshire, buttigieg is now closing in on bernie sanders, who's in first place at 24%. buttigieg is right behind at 23%, up four points since yesterday. while sanders is down one. elizabeth warren took the third place spot that biden held yesterday. she's now at 13%. with biden at 11%. that's where we are. >> adrienne, two wings now. we have the top progressive and the top moderate. that's bernie sanders and pete buttigieg. that's how it played out in iowa. then we have the second tier, progressive, and the second tier moderate, and that, of course, is elizabeth warren and joe biden, and it looks like some polls we've seen over t

the priests have christ as the icon of the high priest. that is their kind of goal. for the deacons it is more christ the service is our icon, the one that we try to imitate. >> that is interesting. there is a theology of the priest as out there. he does the sacrifice in the uke crist. >> that is why the deacon cannot say a mass or consec crate the uke crist. we can assist the priest but we cannot hear confession, and we cannot anoint the sick. >> you do have la ter jig cal and pastoral duties and specialties. >> yes. >> give me those. >> we can preach, rican proclaim the gospel, we can preach, we can baptize. we oversee vigils or committals at the cemeteries. >> sola turning cal and pastoral. as you mentioned before the pastoral side involves outreach to the laity particularly to the marginalized people, is that right? >> exactly. it is specifically meant if you think of the old testament call to take care of the widows, orphans and stranger in the land or the immigrants, that is the call to the diaconate. >> and you know, i don't have experience of deacon. an elder

christ is king. you can look that up. have this man, donald trump, who has been battered since day one. they even picked on his 14-year-old son on saturday night live and everybody got a big laugh about it. he is a human being. he is going to fight back. he is not a religious leader, but i will tell you what -- he is the only one who is standing dayor the 3000 abortions a that go on in this country. he has the guts to do that. nancy pelosi says she is a catholic? she is not a catholic, because catholics are the number one fighters of life. host: robert -- robert, a question. sides, do people have to rise above these criticisms in order to get things done in washington? caller: i think nobody is going to rise above nothing. the democrats are not going to because if you look at who they destroy -- these people have gone into oblivion once they destroy you. yesterday they made a big deal about mitt romney and what he said? mitt romney had the light shine on him, and that is why he said that, because he is gone. when he was r

he was disagreeing with jesus christ. arthur brooks was only quoting jesus christ saying love your neighbors, love your enemies. everyone in the room knew that except donald trump. donald trump got up at the national prayer breakfast today and the very first thing he did was disagree with jesus christ. and he proved how much he disagrees with jesus christ when he let his hatred of nancy pelosi flow and his hatred of mitt romney flow. >> i don't like people who use their faith as just a vacation f justification for doing what they know is wrong. nor do i like people who say i pray for you when they know that that's not so. >> stunned silence. that was the reaction in that room full of religious people who pray every day, all of whom know now that donald trump doesn't know what prayer is, that donald trump was never taught to pray for his enemies as nancy pelosi was when she was a little girl growing up in a catholic church in baltimore. it seems donald trump was never taught anything about love because later at the white h

i started to pray through jesus christ and the more i pray, the more peace i have.pray, i feel like, wow. i pray for wisdom. i pray for peace. i pray for forgiveness. everything has come through my life. i realized after i became christian not only just the religion, but i have the relationship between me and god in jesus and that is a relationship that has helped to me, it heals me. it's everything. not about religion, but it is a relationship. i need this. i really needed to have peace and it doesn't matter what people say. people controlling me. people say something. i don't care. i can't control what they are doing. what they are saying, their opinions. if i can control how i respond -- and it helps me to move on from that point to this point. and i learned a lot. that is how i survived. [applause] jeffrey: an extraordinary story and that transformation has helped you become one of the most important advocates for children around the world. mark, i want to understand, what was it about this photograph in particular? there were three iconic photos from vietnam we

previously it was also as with i guess disproportionately focused on islamic extremism and now since christchurch since the finn's remote attacks and charlottesville we're seeing the rise of the far right here and i see that german authorities announced not long ago that they would increase the number of agents dealing with the far right by 50 percent and then there's now these draft measures to prevent online hate speech is all of that enough. well there certainly has been a double standard when it comes to ringback government responses towards islamist terrorism as you have mentioned and the growing threat of far right to terrorism certainly governments can steps towards and working with tech companies and working with the society organizations were to address the growing rise of far right terrorism most recently in 2002 the german government did the stop which regulations to counter and regulate people in extreme speech online and this is a particular space which has been a tough for on for radicalization of far right terrorist ideas and agendas so while the german authorities have certa

in el paso in quebec city a few years ago however they have online support we know in the case of christ church that the attacker received some money from austria for example and so although it looks on paper at 1st looking at the 1st images of the attack that the modus operandi it does look like a single perpetrator so a lone wolf however again the digital community provides a lot of strong support for this would it be logistical financial does they get that this is why. one of the priorities of the investigation is to determine how deep the rabbit hole goes what type of wedding. what in what type of wedding was this attacker caught in and this is the biggest issue. what is so worrying about of course what percent what happens is that this comes just after this country conducted raids against potential far right militia just last week. indeed and that's again the fact that he was unknown through authorities and we talk a lot about the so-called affair the so the people already on the on a wanted list on dangerous list and that is a major issue because they are there already known but wh

well it's very much in line with what's been said with christ church and other. while it's a letters and statements have been made to link to far right terrorist acts over the last 18 months or so and again mentions there's a star a strong focus on the notion of great replacement the this is a doctrine mentality within far right circles that has been. is about 40 years old and has become very prominent around 2011 and that's very that's fueled a lot of to theories a lot of the motivations behind the attacks of course to gain even more prominence in germany after 2015 and we're seeing the fact that the influx of refuge in flux in 2015 was seen as a sign of just a conspiracy of the great replacement to respond to replace people in their own countries with migrants. and this is seems again to be the to framework and under which this attack took place what about the preparation necessary for this level of attack 11 people dead 9 of course in the she should bars was this a lone wolf or based on your experience your analysis what do you think. well we're similarly deal

be saying that what happened in christ's church for example can or saw him here in germany and the governmentand the autoroute he did not take this think were very serious and now we find out that. the far right extremists in germany and began to change their strategy from from from just speaking just giving hate speech to acting against it against muslims and and and killing killing people we had a lot of attacks in germany attacks against mosques again. women wearing his dad in the in the streets and we. it was a limousine it was it was it was very very very hard and we did not see that that there would have been. the authorities there the security. did not see it but take there's this think very very seriously well you raise an issue there around hate speech and i see that this phrase curtain terror at kurdish tara has been cropping up around the place how widespread is its use in german politics and mainstream media there. well look i mean we obviously do have a massive driving problem at the moment but the terrorism like happened 2 days ago doesn't grow in isolation it needs a permissive

happens in the internet we have to see what the links are to international role models such as the christ church attack and use the land and i think that especially when it comes to scientific input when it comes to digital capacities of our security agencies this still has to be strengthened where is the intolerance coming from. well the intolerance is partly coming from the fact that the issue of migration and integration hasn't been on the table for a very long time in germany and there was a public denial that germany is a country of immigrants and many issues have not been subject to a public discussion. since 2015 since the migration crisis that europe has witnessed extreme right wing parties like the i feel so when it's dark and in state parliament are using this uncertainty. in order to promote their own agenda and so it is partly the fault of all political parties who haven't been talking enough about the issue of migration and integration but it's also a very important responsibility of the far right parties we can now see in the german political landscape so do you feel that th

why this type of christ at the council housein this type of christ at the council house in 77 after theirrated with a pot of tea in 1996 after they had beaten the 3—0. they won a place as a parent once as a manager, which gives you greater satisfaction?” suppose i have to say 96 being a manager, it's an incredible day for anybody. it's something that stays with you forever and something no one can take away from you. two yea rs before one can take away from you. two years before his success against deeds, that i celebrated their fourth cup triumph against the mighty manchester united in 1994. tonyis mighty manchester united in 1994. tony is a personal fitness trainer, the former then we never remember we re the former then we never remember were given the chance by the public, sound familiar? absolutely. complete underdogs, no one gave us a prayer of winning. what would your message be it the support is? have faith. because he has won a game. said —— should be troubled with hope in their hearts? yes. why not, i will be going there believing we can go well. he will travelto be going there

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has an easier view of forgiveness because of christ died for our sins. it's not that we have not sinned but we are forgiven the grosses available to us through christ. we jews are a little bit more tenacious about it. eva son says he has issues with his mother's decision to forgive and yet he's witnessed its effects on his mother and on others the big criticism is why does she have to be so public with her forgiveness and i do agree that i think it's very selfish and limb other to do this on the other hand she's touched so many more lives than she would have if she would have kept herself . amid all the objection and debate even moses corps continued her mission 3 months after forgiving the nazis even opened the candles museum in a small strip mall in terre haute it remains the only museum in the world specifically commemorating the twins in the mengele experiments and advocating forgiveness the museum is dedicated to miriam. we are a small museum his small place was a big message their message is length and they move say 3 of them placing these from our

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and only what you do for christ will last. it's not that investment in the bank of life which truly pays the highest and more cherished dividends. forget not the wisdom expect wise saying of a love supreme, true happiness is not to be found in the halls of so-called higher learning or enslaved to a good-paying job. our freedom is not secure in the abandoning of our faith and forgetfulness of need and dependency odependence on god. we must be worthy of a high calling and suprem supreme. always mindful of the best who give of the best of themselves that we might be free. let not our youth be less than a call to duty, a battle cry for justice equality and freedom for our people and for the whole of humanity. be not tricked and bamboozled by promises of fame and riches and seats in the company of the oppressor and the enemies of peace and true happiness. for he whose heart is stead on the things of this world, soul is lost in the lonely suffering sea of eternal disappointment. let not the invitation to be counted among the noble a

it centers around jesus christ a deliberate provocation by mongerer as members. it's a very emotional topic because we're going to show different versions of jesus as whites and blacks as a man and a woman and indigenous. this is the neighborhood of monkey era a gang infested slum on a hill in rio at its foot the renowned somebody school. how might the story of jesus have gone had he grown up here perhaps as a black woman or someone else that's the explosive question the mungo school will put on display during carnival. while the dance troupe prepares in this complex out on the beach evangelical christians gather for a religious ceremony. many feel outraged by the somebody schools plan for them jesus is white and untouchable. jesus saved me he saved my life he means everything to me. conservative pastors have launched a petition against my garrus plan they want to prevent the sight of a black jesus in the parade. we could out in the holy bible does not say that jesus grew up in a slum like man guera these people are degrading our bible anyway the carnival is the

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f-16 babies that christ hospital boarded her in the calendar year 2000, for that i know of, were born live. and they were aborted live. that's 25%. fofour out of the 16 abortions of that hospital. eacht of those babies that were two boys into girls live somewhere between one and a half and three hours. oneta baby was 208 weeks gestation age, seven months old and weighed 2 pounds 7 ounces. numbers from the cdc report status but eight of the 50 states to do some reporting and data collection on this, number some the cdc in the states on abortion survivors tell a story of babies who were breathing, whose hearts were beating, who stretched their arms, wiggled theiris fingers, kick their legs. this is actual data you talk about being pro- science? pro sciences pro baby. abwhat happened to these babies? medical practitioners testified before congress about walking into rooms were living babies were lying naked and alone on countertops where they would be left to expire by themselves alone, cold, naked, denied care. of poets of this bill don't want to deal with the facts. they prefer to stic

church and we heard today the head of investigators association here in germany draw parallels to the christ church attack even he called on everybody there to actually rise to the responsibility that comes from this to stand together in solidarity and to also step in in daily life whenever an individual or minority whenever their dignity is being challenged by somebody else so he's really calling on society to really pull together and oppose this not just here with this extreme terrorist incident that happened tonight but also to take this into david life because it was behind the rise the intolerance that we've seen in these past couple of months years. the $1000000.00 question we certainly have seen a change in the political debate we have all the mainstream conservative parties but also to the far left pointing the finger side of the today at the far right if tea party and rhetoric which some of them said was part of the kind of poisoning of society that we're seeing the far right if he of course is feels victimized says that this is an instrumental ization of what's happening today agai

it is not prayer that brings us together, it is relationship with jesus christ. we surrender our lives to christ and then we can have unity and we are far from that unity but i will say this about the president, he made this point in his speech, that faith makes us free and prayer makes us stronger and i have to say despite the divided nature we see in washington dc america is a stronger nation, america is freer because this administration has been advancing religious freedom more than any administration in my lifetime. >> made it a priority on college campuses and medical workplaces and all kinds of places. quick say it is legalized discrimination. there's a lot of society needs to iron out. professor jonathan turley was one of the witnesses in the impeachment trial hearings in the house said pelosi was right to call out trump's an appropriate timing of attacks on romney and her prayer breakfast. about the appropriateness of demonstrating against the president at a state of the unit. nancy pelosi's arguments the ultimate exceptionalism and claiming the same lice

scored 4 goals in the 1st half to put the match thomas miller 2 assists and for the death of the christ but then bond fans refused to play properly instead having a kickabout between themselves to run down the clock. and so a great performance on the pitch from boston yes but clearly the action in the stands will remain the talking point press arrington from sports joining us from all. chris took us through exactly what happened well you know you pretty much said it in a nutshell they were being molly walked off into lead the 77th minute you know that's when the referee stepped did initially he warned you know the fans from the abusive inoffensive banners in verbal to be. in the direction of de mar hop you know but then ultimately saw the anti-racism protocol execute you know was basically you know there's a 3 step process you're warned the players walk all if things calm down the players resume and that's what we saw take place the players are zoomed in there's a bit of a kick around and so forth so why did more hop will deep more hop in a nutshell he's a billionaire he's the owner of

japan's government is facing christe criticism for its apparent failure to contain the corona virus as $500.00 people who all tested negative left the cruise ship diamond princes which is quarantined off yokohama the government said nearly 80 more passengers still on board had tested positive so it seems that effort to stop the spread of the covert 19 virus has failed and some analysts are calling the corps an operation a flop. a floating prison that was host some on board have described the diamond princess after testing negative for the corona virus some of those held captive have finally been allowed to leave the quarantine ship to their obvious relief. conference recuperative i was so frightened every time they made announcements about infections there was so many of them. i wondered if we'd be next but. many already had their minds on home and creature comforts. i want to take a bath and sleep. i want to take it easy and eat some. but an expert on infectious disease control who had earlier been invited on board to inspect the ship's response to the virus warned that the quarantine

he suggested jesus christ is more of a socialist than a capitalist.t strikes me as wrong since socialism is antithetical to christianity. >> we were in a debate on "fox and friends" about that. a lot of people want to argue that jesus was a socialist. they are worshiping an manage nary jesus. not the jesus in the bible. he said the poor you will have with you always. there is a better way than socialism to care for the truly needy. ronald reagan says socialism only works in two places, in heaven where it's not need and in hell where they already have it. greg: bernie sanders appears at a convention center, there are huge crowds, mostly young people, but some others as well. how do you account for that popularity for somebody who is quite clearly a socialist? >> the message we'll give you things for free will always appeal to a non-thinking number of american people. gallup shows 53% of americans will not vote for a socialist, and a higher percentage of christians. social up is antithetical to everything the christian faith teaches. gregg: i like a lot

my campaign manager is jesus christ. and he wants me in the white house. i can beat trump printed checkpoint background out. every american will vote for me. mr. trump, he is out of control with nuclear power. he wants more plants built. most of the plants, biggest threat. we don't need a 3-mile island, we don't need another one. we all need to get involved. if you help me, we came turn washington upside down. i can do it. >> the income it is almost a neighbor of yours. why run against him printed. >> this has one minute. as i mentioned earlier, as a result of my congressional time, bipartisan solutions to the nation's most pressing problems. i want the opportunity to go myself in the best possible position to implement these printed in many of my solutions differ from the presidents and this is why am choosing to run. to be able to the best possible position implement these bipartisan solutions to the nation's most pressing problems. >> i think it's my patriotic take duty to running is trump. i've been especially disappointed basing his premise on making

faith as we surrender our lives to christ, we can have unity and we are far from that unity in americaent. he made this point in his speech, he said that faith makes us free and prayer makes us stronger. i would say today that despite the divided nature that we see here in washington, d.c., america is a stronger nation. america i think is for your because his administration has been advancing religious freedom more than any administration in my lifetime. >> made a priority, medical workplaces, all kinds of places per the critics will say it's legalized termination so there is still a lot of our society needs to iron out amongst ourselves. professor jonathan turley, familiar to our audiences, said this, pelosi was right to call out trump for the inappropriate timing of thinly veiled attacks at romney and her at a prayer breakfast. how pelosi's argument is the ultimate exceptionalism and claiming the same vices. is it possible that every body will cool off, do you think? >> these are about big things, things at stake. when you see things in the state of union, nancy pelosi rips up the pr

obama came in, before i was involved in politics, and i joined the tea party and i am a believer in christ, i believe in jesus, and i know the tea party was put in the constitution before jesus, so i left that and i became unaffiliated. believe --rump and i i wish you would not tweet as much because sometimes he can crawl under people's skin when he could not say nothing at all, but if i had to vote, it would haveump again because i seen the democrat debates, and i do not want socialism. i don't think nobody in america wants socialism. they are talking about all the other candidates, but the one i see, the sleeping dragon is bloomberg. he is a billionaire, he is from new york, trump is from new york , and i think he is the one who will give trump the biggest fight for -- for the presidency. host: trying to pull up some of the tweets from the president, who is spending the day at mar-a-lago. this is from the president, saying many of the ads you were watching for were played by many mike bloomberg. he is going nowhere, wasting his money, but getting the dnc to rake the election against craz

. >> universal christ by richard rohr is outstanding. franciscan priest. joan chistier. now is the time she talks about being a spiritual prophet opened to all of us. i told you talking to strangers, matthew cladwell. and malcolm cladwell. excellentp. and this other one that's new, the color of compromise. he talks about how racism and slavery influenced the church. we talked about before closing the last segment, immigration and we talked about climate change. you want to say a word about either? >> well, we were mentioning with immigration comes this whole terrible practice of family separation. how can that be morally, spiritually justified in anyway, any shape? any form. regardless of party, regardless of background taking babies from their parents, come on. that's -- that should unite folks from the across the religious spectrum. >> sure. >> anything one of those things here looking at folks they are going back 20, 30 years to find out they had a misdemeanor or some other charges, and using that as a basis to separate their kids where they have lived a clean life, a

and only what you do for christ will last.t's not that investment in the bank of life which truly pays the highest and more cherished dividends. forget not the wisdom expect wise saying of a love supreme, true happiness is not to be found in the halls of so-called higher learning or enslaved to a good-paying job. our freedom is not secure in the abandoning of our faith and forgetfulness of need and dependency odependence on god. we must be worthy of a high calling and suprem supreme. always mindful of the best who give of the best of themselves that we might be free. let not our youth be less than a call to duty, a battle cry for justice equality and freedom for our people and for the whole of humanity. be not tricked and bamboozled by promises of fame and riches and seats in the company of the oppressor and the enemies of peace and true happiness. for he whose heart is stead on the things of this world, soul is lost in the lonely suffering sea of eternal disappointment. let not the invitation to be counted among the noble and

the second coming of christ, said the person. nonsense, ruled jessie. if christ went to springfield once and got away, he will be damn careful not to come again. lincoln's humor was a colorful means of instruction and elucidation. he tells charles depew, i have been told i tell a great many stories. in the long experience, the common people take them as they run, are more easily influenced and influenced through the medium of broad illustration than in any other way. lincoln uses stories as so parables. n the courtroom he used opposite tales to win the confidence of jury's lacking in formal obligation. exposing the false logic -- he was reminded of a person who in having trouble closing up a barrel, put a boy inside to hold the head in place. the plan worked well that the cooper drove on the hoops and finished the job, forgetting all about the boy or how he was to be gotten out. the stories and striking images gave lincoln the means of driving home with engaging the economy. when john pope telegraphed washington he had captured 5000 of the regard's men

he is jesus christ. he wants me in the white house. i can beat trump.irst get my background out, every american will vote for me. that is the problem. mr. trump is out of control with nuclear power. he wants more plants built. most of the plants are built with substandard parts and i can prove it. that is the biggest threat against all of the issues because we don't need a chernobyl or a three mile island or fukushima. we all need to get involved. if you help me, we will turn washington upside down. i've got the will and i can do it. >> thank you, sir. the incumbent is almost a neighbor of yours. mr. ardini: is this three minutes? >> one minute. mr. ardini: as a result of my congressional run, i developed bipartisan solutions to the nation's most pressing problems. i want the opportunity to put myself in the best possible position to implement these. many of my solutions differ from the president's. this is why i am choosing to oppose him. again, to be able to be in the best possible position to implement these bipartisan solutions to the nation's most

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