had we share the heart of god that we meet in jesus christ, which is mercy? that sticks with me. >> and those words of pope francis that mercy is the beating heart of the gospel. i think of the images of the sacred heart. i remember the first time i was in rome. there was that image of the sacred heart. but, that image, and others like it, that's what i think of when i think of mercy as the beating heart of the gospel. in the catholic tradition, this image can be startling and yet, this is what we are called to be . to put forth love and put forth that heart first and foremost into our ministries and everything we do and say. >> one of the most beautiful churches in paris celebrates the revival of french catholicism. what is the image, it is the sacred heart. that is spread all over the world with the missionaries from france. they have this at heart with the beating heart. >> host: it seems so many people are starving for the message of love which is at the core of the message. there is love god and love one another and love yourself. this is first and forem

v, christ was born of a virgin and i for inerancy.he doctrine of innerancy meaning the bible is totally wouter ror no matter what scientists and historians may say. now i want to push back a bit against the scopes' trial caricature of fundamentalists as country bumpkins by talking about i guess you can call them the thinking men's fundamentalists at princeton theological seminary. princeton in the late 19th century was one of the intellectual powerhouses behind the conservative response to modernist theology, and i want to focus on benjamin b. warfield who was a scholar at princeton and you are reading an excerpt from one of his sermons this week. he was born in 1851. he was the son of a well-to-do kalth breeder in kentucky. he came from pretty aristocratic stock. his great-grandfather was a u.s. senator. one of his uncles was a confederate general in the civil war and his family was presbyterian and warfield really threw himself into serving his family faith. he went to princeton as a student and he returned to the seminary about a d

i'm joined now by samantha early a journalist in christ church samantha good to have you with us it's looking like not just a win but a historic victory for don was she expected to win by such a large margin. well a lot of polls had predicted that juries of this sort of outlier majority that would same tonight but most were predicting that she would need to form a coalition government with the grains and. our electoral system here in new zealand coalition government. they say this is what's usually needed to form a governing majority so it is quite a head start moment that led to his picks out enough to actually govern a lot of what is she briefly outlined as her plan for the next term. well it's really building better for the covert crisis she told supporters they plan to carry on investing in infrastructure things like training and that they now have the mandate to accelerate those planes. just into our journey is very popular internationally you must know i mean winning praise for her reaction to the pandemic as well as that right wing terrorist attack in christ church but i wonder

i'm joined by samantha early a journalist in christ church samantha good to have you with us it's looking like not just a win but a historic victory for durant was she expected to win by such a large margin well a lot of polls had predicted that very some sort of out large majority that would say no to not but most were predicting that she would need to form a coalition government with the grain and. our electoral system here in new zealand coalition government. what they. usually needed to form a governing majority it is a quite a historic moment that labor has picked up enough to actually. what is she briefly outlined as her plan for the next term. well it's really building back from the code crisis she told supporters they plan to carry on investing in infrastructure things like training and that they now have the mandate to accelerate those plane. 8 descended or journey is very popular internationally you must know i mean winning praise for her reaction to the pandemic as well as that right wing terrorist attack in christ church but i wonder as we consider these results if she faced a

didn't raise anyone from the dead, but you can still believe christ is your savior. you can have the corcoran faith. warfield and his buddies say no way. if you give the so-called details, eventually you give up the reliability of the whole bible. so they were prepared to fight very hard for these details. they didn't see them as details at all. there are a few reasons why warfield's approach became so dominant in the united states. the first is that america had always had many more churches of warfield's tradition, the reformed protestant tradition than you would have found in the united kingdom or canada. and reform protestants have been really into fighting over doctrine, really systemic thinkers. you'll remember how i told you john calvin was systematic in how he reasoned out predestination, same with the puritans. these guys were itching for fights. and that's different from other proper protestants who put it on personal experience, church tradition or using the bible for as a guide for daily living rather than some kind of textbook. the second major reason for

we can now celebrate it together this is my body which is given for you do this in memory of me christ's body given for you. because of the coronavirus we can shake hands but we can do this. other side of your brother were. given to me. christ and i am the light of the world and whoever follows me will never walk in darkness but will receive eternal life and go in the peace of the lord 'd. stephanie hardcores contract has just been extended for 10 years and her you tube channel and those are men has been nominated for a media prize locally and internationally it's a success story but only just. i think the greatest thing we could achieve is no longer being viewed as different but simply as part of the church and the world and later we can have a senior citizens channel about incontinence or whatever but nobody would be viewed as different. when you're calling in continent. things will be making a huge have it is until we're old and grey call them think. about what that might. mean. a lot of us a little. how to have a home together to use for the german unification. in pop culture. music.

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i'm joined now by samantha early a journalist in christ church samantha good to have you with us it's looking like not just a win but a historic victory for dern was she expected to win by such a large margin. well a lot of polls had predicted that juries the sort of outlier majority that would say no to not but most were predicting that you would need to form a coalition government with the grains and. our electoral system here in new zealand coalition government. they say this is what's usually needed to form a governing majority so it is a quite a head start moment that led to his puts out enough to to actually govern alone what is she briefly outlined as your plan for the next term. well it's really building back from the code crisis she told supporters they plan to carry on investing in infrastructure things like training and that they now have the mandate to excel arrives those who claim. descent or journey is very popular internationally you must know i mean winning praise for her reaction to the pandemic as well as that right wing terrorist attack in christ church but i wonder

the left says christ was radical, but christ is the creator, god in human flesh, and he's the only one can give you peace, and he wants to give you that peace, eternal peace. will you come to him? - [woman] are you looking for peace that can withstand any hardship that life can bring? visit findingtruepeace.com to find answers. that's findingtruepeace.com. >> ♪ >> sean: tonight concerns over increased violence and unrest mount as we approach election day 4 days away. here's rick leventhal. >> we don't know if there will be violent protests next week. but 3/4 of americans see it as a possibility. i poll by "usa today" found 36% are concerned about violence on election day. 38.5% are somewhat concerned. a smaller percentage were not worried. across the nation businesses are boarding up doors in case of a repeat of the rioting in major cities since spring. in new york city, luxury high rises are hiring armed guards including off-duty cops with sub-machine guns. protecting the homes of billi billionaires against balance. and rodeo drive will be closed to cars and pedestrian traffic on nove

i'm joined now by samantha is a journalist in christ chats church samantha it's not a long wait now is there any reason to believe that the outcome of this election isn't a foregone conclusion. speaking results reveal any moment now and the concert hype quickly because they've had a lot of advance 5 saying this election almost 2000000 people cast in votes before it makes an diets out so to speak so this is all very sobering and as for full of conclusion while i was saying oh the pulse of this is the one that really counts it will be very interesting to see how much the vote like the gates was and i are able since it's you're a star right out right in the jar saying or whether they will need a coalition partner and in terms of that coalition partner the gratings have been hovering around that 5 percent free fall to get into parliament so it will be very interesting to say the design meet that we've held on not just the prime minister he's very well known very popular internationally is that a feeling that shit by new zealand is said to me there is a very quiet how lipsticks and he is a

party hold a big early leaders votes are counted in new zealand's general election for their life to christ church as results come in. class riot police in thailand crackdown on protesters defying a ban on demonstrations and the prime minister shrugs off the mound for him to quit we'll look at what's next for the democracy movement. i'm rebecca ritter's welcome to the program a truce between as a big john and mania is threatening to fall apart after renewed clashes overnight as a vision says many and shelling of its 2nd stage biggest city has killed at least 12 people and wounded dozens more men while a mania has accused as a vision of continuing to shell populated areas with the in the disputed region of nagorno-karabakh. hundreds have been killed since fighting broke out there over the region in september. but joining me now is 3 chafee and he's a foreign policy analyst and chairman of the center of analysts and international relations in back as a big john thanks very much for joining us what can you tell us about this attack on gunja. first i would like to underline that. a petition is

the left says christ was radical, but christ is the creator, god in human flesh, and he's the only oneive you peace, and he wants to give you that peace, eternal peace. will you come to him? - [woman] are you looking for peace that can withstand any hardship that life can bring? visit findingtruepeace.com to find answers. that's findingtruepeace.com. >> any demographic group voting that much in favor of one party sort of raises questions. >> tucker: that's one of our favorite rap stars, on this show a year ago tonight he expressed his concerns about the changing political atmosphere. he is one of a handful of rappers who have faced a backlash for thinking for themselves and define democratic party orthodoxy, another example is wrapper little wayne who visited the white house yesterday after tweeting out support for donald trump. that did not go over well on the internet, he was attacked pretty progressively as a sellout as others have before him. 50-cent endorse the president because of his tax policy, he said he didn't want to become 20 sent. >> you heard his support of donald trump.

to people and down his strakes to say hang on a minute we can't set a road map for that yet when christen christ two cases are climbing when what were really concerned about is getting them down and make it your people follow the rules. it's really not an easy situation to judge over the next level of days even. can i try to make that judgement how word would you be if you were the government about the whisperings from your own mps now?|j think whisperings from your own mps now?” think very worried. one of the biggest challenges is this suggestion of a circuit breaker that emerged only a few months ago. and was continuing this narrative of two weeks. two weeks of somehow stopping things was going to be some miracle cure. actually what was interesting is that what a lotta people forgot in the nuance of the two week lockdown is yes, you might have a lockdown is yes, you might have a lockdown for two weeks but it takes a wiles of the dater to come through. it would take longer than two we e ks through. it would take longer than two weeks to work out if things were having an impact and then

the left says christ was radical, but christ is the creator, god in human flesh, and he's the only one who can give you peace, and he wants to give you that peace, eternal peace. will you come to him? - [woman] are you looking for peace that can withstand any hardship that life can bring? visit findingtruepeace.com to find answers. that's findingtruepeace.com. ♪ >> sean: the candidate of doom and gloom and corruption, joe biden continues to be protected at all costs by the big mob in the media and of course big tech companies no playing defense for every blunder, every failed campaign event, ignoring all evidence surrounding what is now a full-blown biden family corruption scandal. believe it or not, joe did talk about his son hunter yesterday during a virtual event with oprah, calling him "the smartest guy i know." you know, there might be some truth to this. let stand back and think about this. if you can make millions and millions of dollars and have no experience whatsoever, maybe he's not so dumb. or maybe he's corrupt. take a look. >> so i got off the train, went home. true story

we make our prayer through christ our lord, amen.e holy spirit. well, good night and god bless. see you in person, i hope, next year. mary? [laughter] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> confirmation hearings for amy coney barrett's nomination to the supreme court begin october 12th. senate leaders mitch mcconnell and chuck schumer spoke on the floor thursday about the nomination. here's a look. >> at this time last week, the nation did not know whom president trump would be nominating to the supreme court. but amazing wily, we did know whatse kinds of false attacks te far left would deploy against whoever it was.

the left says christ was radical, but christ is the creator, god in human flesh, and he's the only one who can give you peace, and he wants to give you that peace, eternal peace. will you come to him? - [woman] are you looking for peace that can withstand any hardship that life can bring? visit findingtruepeace.com to find answers. that's findingtruepeace.com. so i'm voting 'yes'. nineteen allows seniors and all homeowners 55 and older to transfer their home's low tax base to another home. it also protects the right to pass my family home to my son. we've all worked hard for our house and we should be allowed to give it to our kids without a tax penalty. it's time to limit taxes. vote 'yes' on 19. traffic and air pollution will be even worse after the pandemic. that's why we support measure rr to keep caltrain running. which is at risk of shutdown because of the crisis. to keep millions of cars off our roads, to reduce air pollution and fight climate change. and measure rr helps essential workers like me get to work and keep our communities healthy. relieve traffic. reduce pollution. r

we can now celebrate it together this is my body which is given for you do this in memory of me christ's body given for you. because of the coronavirus we can't shake hands but we can do this. other side of your brother were. given to me. christ says i am the light of the world and whoever follows me will never walk in darkness but will receive eternal life and so go in the peace of the lord 'd. stephanie hardcores contract has just been extended for 10 years and her you tube channel under his arm and has been nominated for a media prize locally and internationally it's a success story but only just. i think the greatest thing we could achieve is no longer being viewed as different but simply as part of the church and the world and later we can have a senior citizens channel about incontinence or whatever but nobody would be viewed as different. we're going to call it one continent. things will be making a you tube videos until we're old and gray retired some call them. that. about what that might. mean. there's a lot of us and. i have 2 sides of. to give us more enjoyment acacias. in po

non armenians friends and some of them are not christian are told there were muslim the church the christ the savior was restored the cathedral which. and then what happened after a couple of years the most was restored so this is armenian approach so what happened with the war starting now. there is target of the church. the monster. and you know who was there inside women and children not weapons including journalists including russian journalists there were he there with. the number one motivation for friday's talks in moscow was to avoid a humanitarian disaster what's been done so far in that regard and what are the numbers for the refugees for the casualties that's the saddest part have all the refugees been moved to save zones have all the vulnerable people been evacuated from nagorno-karabakh while humanitarian has many layers here of course about the ferry means also 'd stopping of the world on the front line allowing international organization humanitarian ones like the red cross that to help to withdraw the ones the that and the bodies and everything humanitarian also has to to

we can now celebrate it together this is my body which is given for you do this in memory of me christ's body given for you. because of the coronavirus we can't shake hands but we can do this. other side of your brother were. given to me. christ says i am the light of the world and whoever follows be able never walk in darkness but will receive eternal life and so go in the peace of the lord 'd. stephanie hardcores contract has just been extended for 10 years and her you tube channel and those are men has been nominated for a media prize locally and internationally it's a success story but only just. this i think the greatest thing we could achieve is no longer being viewed as different but simply as part of the church and the world and later we can have a senior citizens channel about incontinence or whatever but nobody would be viewed as different. we're going to call it i'm content. but. things will be making a future of it is until we're old and gray. that . was about. how i have 2 sides of come together in the years following german unification. in pop culture. music. and last but n

joining me now from christ church is journalists amount early so man very it's looking like not just a win but a landslide victory for was she expected to win by such a large margin or polls have predicted a when for life and for many of polls also a majority but it was thought that they probably still required the greens through form a coalition as is traditional and the legal system this is the 5th time that the theme of introduced in 1906 that would have a. secure enough votes to be able to govern without a coalition of the start without. well whatever she's been doing same's to be working what she outlined for the next term in office. well they campaign slogan was late skate moving and that is really what she's into. continuing to rollout the plan for dealing with the 19 and also the economic recovery as she told the forces that they want to build. the code of practice as you go to to stay the course and she also really into that you need to move there just saying she was aware that many voters would have voted for labor for them this time and really pushing that you have seen me

the left says christ was radical, but christ is the creator, god in human flesh, and he's the only one who can give you peace, and he wants to give you that peace, eternal peace. will you come to him? - [woman] are you looking for peace that can withstand any hardship that life can bring? visit findingtruepeace.com to find answers. that's findingtruepeace.com. >> i'm jeff paul. the u.s. surgeon general says this could be the worst week since the pandemic hit the u.s. cases are surging across the country. more than 79,000 new coronavirus cases were reported today. that's the single highest day total since july 16. at least 32 states are reporting an increase of new cases and the number of hospitalizations are up 40% in the past month. more than 223,000 americans have died from the virus. the man that supplied weapons in the san bernardino terror attack is sentenced 20 years in federal prison. he pleaded guilty in 2017 to providing two assault weapons to the husband and wife behind the holiday attack. 14 people were killed. the couple died in a shootout with authorities. i'm jeff paul. n

. >> i'm willing to go to jail for christ and for our community. and so, we're taking a stand. we will be open. >> a showdown in the south bay, as a church pushes back after being fined hundreds of thousands of dollars for violating social distancing and other health orders. good evening, i'm dion lim. >> and i'm dan ashley. thank you for joining us. a church in san jose is facing more than $300,000 in fines, possible jail time for its senior pastor, after refusing to comply with public-health orders. that church has gathered a team of lawyers, now. and pastors to, not only fight the fines but, make the case that their services are essential during the pandemic. >> happening right now is -- is cruel and unusual punishment. $330,000 in fines levied against a pastor for simply opening up? >> reporter: dozens of pastors from all over california stood shoulder to shoulder. no masks and no social distancing. to support pastor michael mcclure of calgary chapel. for holding indoor violations of public health orders. in a space that can hold 1,900 people. the county limits indoor gathe

first of all, he is not ashamed of jesus christ's name.y happy to be associated with christians. he's happy to have you come into the oval office and pray for him. when i prayed at his inauguration, i prayed injesus's name and he was very happy for that. in the bible, rain is a sign of god's blessing, and it started to rain mr president when you came to the platform. evangelical preachers like franklin have been some of trump's biggest cheerleaders. i believe it was god. applause god showed up. i thank you tonight for our president, donald j trump. there has been a lot of talk about his lifestyle and i think for quite a few people, it's hard to understand how christians, particularly evangelical christians can overlook that or look past that? i'm not interested in the donald trump of 20 years ago or 30 years ago — i'm interested in the donald trump of today. his lifestyle over the years has certainly, is certainly a lifestyle that most christians would not approve of, and i think there has been a big change in his life in the last five yea

we make our prayer through christ our lord, amen. well, good night and god bless. you in person i hope next year. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2020] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] ♪ ♪ >> c-span's "washington journal," every day we are taking your calls live on the air, on the news of the day, and we will discuss policy issues that impact you. coming up friday morning, a member of the coalition to preserve an independent u.s. supreme court discusses efforts to require that the u.s. supreme court remain composed of nine justices. then pennsylvania democratic congressman brendan doyle on campaign 2020 and covid relief legislation. join the discussion with your phone calls, facebook comments, text messages, and tweets live at 7:00 eastern friday. be sure to watch sunday morning for our live interview with dr. anthony fauci. >> on friday, the house is back at 9:00 a.m. eastern to consider two nonbinding resolutions, one that condemns qanon and

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my faith and my relationship with jesus christ is paramount.nd politics are very important with that because our leadership to dates the society that we live in and i would prefer that it continue to stay the god centred country it was originally created to be. that's it. we've noticed a great increase in demand for training and for firearms and ammunition. ammunition is selling out. guns are flying off the shelf. people are not feeling safe because they are seeing the liberal left coming unhinged and so our people are starting to fight back. rhonda sees this election as the battle for america's soul. and she is on donald trump's side. our christian values are under attack. we have very divided battle lines. we would like to be able to express our faith without condemnation from the left. when you speak up boldly and you speak typical truth, you can expect an attack. this is a small town. we live in the country and we have seen a huge influx in recent yea rs have seen a huge influx in recent years of those who don't believe the way we do, and t

i'm joined now by samantha early a journalist in christ church samantha good to have you with us it's looking like not just a win but a historic victory for durant was she expected to win by such a large margin well a lot of polls had predicted that very sort of out large majority that was saying tonight that was where predicting a that she would need to form a coalition government with the grain and under our electoral system here in new zealand coalition government. what they. needed to form a governing majority it is quite a historic moment. the has picked up enough to actually govern a lot on what is she briefly outlined as her plan for the next term. well it's really building better for the code crisis she told supporters they plan to carry on investing in infrastructure things like training and that they now have a mandate to accelerate those claims. descent or journey is very popular internationally you must know i mean winning praise for her reaction to the pandemic as well as that right wing terrorist attack in christ church but i wonder as we consider these results if she fa

evangelical americans the network stated mission is to prepare the world for the coming of jesus christ its method the strategic use of mass communication a global ministry relying on t.v. internet and social media to spread good news. according to the networks c c b m's flagship shows the 700 club gets roughly 52600000 u.s. viewers a day not exactly the more than 4 and a half 1000000 viewers sean hannity gets every night on fox news but that content is then translated in transmitted around the globe hitting a monthly reach of up to $15000000.00 c.b.s. is the most influential evangelical christian organization in the world without a doubt it's not so due to the size of their audience though it's due to the fact that all of the other leaders in white evangelical christianity pay attention to what pat says and so it's a matter of not only influencing masses but it's up influencing the influence servers and that's what c.b.s. does so well. terry he was the executive producer of the $700.00 club for much of the 1980 s. 'd and the panties talking about his putts well that said robertson is c

you know we have been through so many things in my life and i'm still here it looks as if jesus christ doesn't want me. care homes were hard hits in the early stages of the pandemic when midland was at the epicenter of the outbreak more than half of the 33000 lives lost to cope at 19 in italy well here in the city and the surrounding lumber the region . vandar gouty a volunteer with the white cross provided emergency support during the most acute stage of the crisis she captured some impressions of the chaos on her phone relieved. a very traumatic experience like a tsunami something that in the moment drives change it completely everything so from that moment that we change our out of the air we are our approach to the life people are legally obliged to wear masks in all crowded places from 6 pm to 6 am and many also keep theirs on during the day another reason infection rates are rising slowly is the long term effect of italy's harsh lockdown which kept people confined to their homes for months on end. professor maria retouches mondo's says there's no magic formula for other countries

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ardern won a 2nd term after steering the country through a series of crises after the christ church mosque shootings last year ardern swiftly ban military style weapons and introduced a gun buyback scheme. she won praise for her handling of the covert 19 crisis the country has recorded only 25 deaths so far. ardern also became the 2nd world leader to give birth while in office. the main challenge was from judith collins of the conservative national party. but her blunt no nonsense approach failed to resonate with voters. after the celebrations ardern challenge will be to steer the country out of its deepest recession in more than 30 years. but libyans are going to the polls to elect a new president the country has been struggling with the coronavirus which has hit the economy hard but libya remains bitterly divided along ethnic lines former president evo morales is not on the ballot but in many ways the election is a referendum on his legacy. the front burner in bolivia's presidential race is luis things like he ally of former president abel maurice their left wing socialist party champion

christ let me turn that around. when i was the president's top economic advisor and i said we growth wayto have above estimates and i predicted the day after the electction 25,000 on the doubt, i was correct. ?h was paul krugn doing he was writing if trump got elected we would have a great depression. i stand by my forecasting, bob. in november 2007, i told everybody to get out of the market because the m market was going to crash. i predicd the housing level. it back in 2006, i read a book called the coming china war and in that i predicted communist china wod create a pandemic that could possibly kill millions. i wrote a book in 1984 called the dimming of america that predicted widespread electricity shortages and that is exactly what we had. youre my forecasts at peril based upon my track record. am telling you, we are in for hard economic times ahead if joe biden gets elected. ,e will cut defense spending raise taxes, he will regulate us out of business go back to the old globalist ways of shaping our supply cha

the orthodoxy cannot be challenged by anything higher, in this case is our savior christ the lord.christian's answer, not the head of blm. >> if you want to usher in immorality, you have to usher out god. that is what's happening in america. it's a calculated, if not organic, deal. this is underway for years. look at the immorality as it relates to curt. outside of a bar. in what society does an employer looking at his employee, that lost his wife and his nephew in the past few months, fire the guy, removes him from his job because he expressed his christian faith and does something objectionable to what is popular? a the what illinois state has done is immoral. you have to usher out god, usher in immorality. >> laura: it might be a legal, and i imagine the coach has a strong claim, a religious bias claim to get any state funding. they're in trouble. i hope he has a good lawyer. jason, clemson head football coach dabo swinney had something interesting to say about the slogan black lives matter slogans that are being put on players uniforms. >> i'm a very traditional guy and i came

i'm joined now by samantha is a journalist in christ church so samantha it's um it's looking pretty good for just an even like a party may when the outright majority that they were hoping for was that expected . some polls i had indicated that earlier in the year but more recent ones had indicated that she would need to form a coalition with the grain so. that this might happen and as a electoral system that we have it would be the fist time that a party would have enough votes to govern by itself and normally coalition arrangements are what's needed in new zealand the saws this is really looking like if the current results preliminary results hold to quite a historic victory for doing and the like of hockey. just seemed very popular internationally and i guess these poll results show that that feeling is shared by new zealand as well yes it does and she is very well known internationally probably most prominently handling all of the terror attacks and crushed and much last year. and new zealand she's saying very wisely price is officially the c.f.o. of her response to the cause attendee

zealand's general election the vote delayed for a month by the coronavirus pandemic we'll go live to christ church as early results come in. class riot police in thailand crackdown on protesters define a ban on demonstrations and the prime minister shrugs off demands for him to quit while it what's next for the democracy movement. i'm rebecca ritter's welcome to the program a truce between as a vision and armenia is threatening to fall apart after renewed clashes overnight as a big john says armenian shelling of its 2nd city gunja has killed at least 12 people and wounded dozens more meanwhile mania has accused as a vision of continuing to shell populated areas within the disputed new gono karabakh region hundreds have been killed since the fighting broke out over the region in september. and joining me on the line is kid asia is male over she's a journalist based in baquba as a vision what can you tell us about this latest attack on ganja. what. this is this is this really goes the clock on people who are pregnant largest city your own john and good thing repeat her no we keep to make you

ardern won a 2nd term after steering the country through a series of crises after the christ church mosque shootings last year ardern swiftly backed military style weapons and introduced a gun buyback scheme. she won praise for her handling of the covert 19 crisis the country has recorded only 25 deaths so far. arden also became the 2nd world leader to give birth while in office. the main challenge was from judith collins of the conservative national party. but her blunt no nonsense approach failed to resonate with voters. after the celebrations ardern challenge will be to steer the country out of its deepest recession in more than 30 years. this is g w news use a reminder of our top story at this hour john has vowed revenge after an alleged on the indian missile strike on its 2nd largest city the early hours attack killed at least 12 people meanwhile armenia says azerbaijan has continued to shell populated areas within the disputed no go to the region hundreds have been killed since fighting broke out over the region in september. you're watching news from berlin up next world stories of

, he unashamedly talked about his faith in jesus christ, i believe this president has a reference for encourage evangelicals not to listen to the naysayers and turncoats like ben sasse. lou: some of the things that ben sasse is credited with saying are outrageous, i think he is one of the most ineffective but venomous little fellows i have ever seen, i don't know what the people of nebraska were thinking, i really don't, he does nothing, he runs off at the mouth and most of what comes out has a stench to it. >> let me tell you something about that lou. lou: go ahead. >> two years ago i went to a dinner at the white house, a small dinner with the president and ben sasse ben sasse was falling over himself being solicitous of the president but as soon as he figured out he was not going to have a primary opponent he decided to unload tn the president thinking this was going to position him for his run for president. this week we saw the ben sasse 2024 presidential campaign explode on the launchpad without ever getting off the ground, trump supporters have a long memory and they are never

something in common on this, and enthusiasm for religious freedom a member ofed i am the church for jesus christ of latter day saints and we have been no strangers to persecution even in this country. thectober 27, 1838 government of missouri ordered us exterminated, it was not nice but i assume he had reasons. heretics,d we were but we try to be nice heretics, and it was not until the late 70's that the governor of missouri lifted that ban. would haveosh hawley lifted it for us had it not been lifted by then. religious liberty has always been interesting to me for that reason, and also just as a lawyer. ,y late father, also a lawyer worked on and advised congress regarding the religious freedom restoration act. my longtime professional mentor was someone that i worked with in establishing a first of its kind religious institutions practice group a couple of decades ago. catholics, like members of my faith have also been subjected to religious persecution from time to time. cases, we are directly targeted through blame amendments. provisions worked into state constitutions, really four, in many

something in common on this, and enthusiasm for religious freedom a member ofed i am the church for jesus christ of latter day saints and we have been no strangers to persecution even in this country. thectober 27, 1838 government of missouri ordered us exterminated,wa