on easter, i do reflect that as a christian, i'm supposed to love. and i have to say that sometimes when i have listened to left and loving expressions by christians -- i get concerned. >> all right, doctor, i'll start with you. it seems the president will tread every single solitary needle to praise islam and make historical statements that are fa factually inaccurate. and by the way, the crusades they can use the precursor ideas when they are non-violent and anti-american. >> you also pointed out that so many muslims are victims, they are intimidated into silences, because they will be viewed as a postate, and the penalty of that is death. we just ran all the connections and money that hillary gets from these countries that persecute women and gays and lesbians and christians and jews. they take this money and buy her silence. but more importantly, hillary and obama created the opening for isis in iraq and syria, released gitmo detainees, they give mohammed morsi, a very anti-semitic muslim head, they give him tanks and iran $150 billion. he is on

and saudi arabia should allow the building of a temple for christian church?ere have been talking about saudi arabia for a long, long time. >> i ask you a question sir. i don't have time to mess around here. do people like you have a responsibility to say stop oppressing women, gays, lesbians, christians and jews? >> we're doing our responsibility in maximum way. i want you to join us this fight, fight radicalism and fighting islama phobia, and injustice. yes, of course. >> they persecute these people. we're talking against all of them all of the time. >> do you condemn it? >> of course i condemn saudi arabia. >> and united arab emirates, and algeria? >> i condemn those supporting terrorism in iraq, in afghanistan, in beirut, everywhere. of course i condemn that. sean, my question from you, are you on the same page? could you? >> let me ask pastor a question. pastor. you see the persecution of women is so common place in the arab world. no tolerance for christians or judaism. why is there so little in terms of discussion? why do people like hillary clinton acc

on easter, i do reflect that as a christian, i'm supposed to love. and i have to say that sometimes when i have listened to left and loving expressions by christians -- i get concerned. >> all right, doctor, i'll start with you. it seems the president will tread every single solitary needle to praise islam and make historical statements that are fa factually inaccurate. and by the way, the crusades to where the ideas of the father who supported columbine, omar mateen, the ideas of homophobic where violent homophobic is a precursor from homophobic or violent anti-semitism precursed by nonviolent anti-settlementish. when director comey said he didn't do anything illegal so she couldn't have targeted, sure as long as you don't call it islamism, they have to wait until it is violent. if you call it islamism they can -- >> you also point out so many muslims are victims of radicals. because they will be viewed as a postate, and the penalty of that is death. we just ran all the connections and money that hillary gets from these countries that persecute wome

by the way, the crusades were a reaction of christians to the muslim hostility and taking of christian, so historically he's off. but how -- what do you make of that? >> well, sean, i have to tell you, it's basically this self-righteous in dig natidigna by the way, he is the one taking islam to be presented by the islamic mafia of the saudi arabia government, of qatar, of turkey, of the brothers of the homenus. he is the one that isn't able to have debates of reform, to use the r word. once he names it, the access of homeland security would shift from countering violent extremism to countering violent islamism where the father that supported the taliban of omar mateen, where violent homophobia is a precursor to homophobia or violent anti-semitism is a precursor to anti-semitism. as long as you don't call it islamism, we can wait before we call it violent. if you call it islamism, then they can use the precursor ideas when they are non-violent, yet anti h ant anti-cursor and anti-semitic. >> so many muslims will be viewed as apostles and it is dead in islam. all the money, all the conne

. >> christian shoots somebody we don't say a christian shot them. if a muslim shoots somebody we say a muslim shot them. >> the left continuing to deny muslim terrorism is a problem. we will continue our reporting on that also a new poll, bad news for the nra and gutfeld and mcguirk on a presidential candidate promoting pot. >> is that a joint, man? >> caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone. the factor begins right now. ♪ ♪ >>> hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. the clinton/trump race intensifies. that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. speaking in ohio today, hillary clinton portrayed her opponent donald trump as a charlotte ton in business and perhaps even a crook. >> he has been involved in years.an 3500 lawsuits in and a large number were filed by ordinary americans and small businesses that did work for trump and never got paid. painters, waiters, plumbers, people who needed the money and didn't get it. not because he couldn't pay them but because he could stiff them my late father was a small bu

on easter, i do reflect that as a christian, i'm supposed to love. and i have to say that sometimes when i have listened to left and loving expressions by christians -- i get concerned. >> all right, doctor, i'll start with you. it seems the president will tread every single solitary needle to praise islam and make historical statements that are fa factually inaccurate. and by the way, the crusades were a reaction of taking the lands. so historically, what do you make of that? >> well, shawn, i have to tell you it's basically the self-righteous indignation. and by the way, he is painting the islam with one brush, he is taking the saudi arabia government, turkey, qatar, he is the one who doesn't allow us to have diversity within the muslim community. to be able to have debates and reform, to use the r word, the reason it is important is once he named it the acts, the homeland security would name it to countering the value of islamism, the idea to where the father who supported taliban of omar mateen. the violent homophobe is a precurs precursor. so wh

on easter, i do reflect that as a christian, i'm supposed to love. and i have to say that sometimes when i have listened to left and loving expressions by christians -- i get concerned. >> all right, doctor, i'll start with you. it seems the president will tread every single solitary needle to praise islam and make historical statements that are fa factually inaccurate. and by the way, the crusades they can use the precursor ideas when they are non-violent and anti-american. >> you also pointed out that so many muslims are victims, they are intimidated into silences, because they will be viewed as a postate, and the penalty of that is death. we just ran all the connections and money that hillary gets from these countries that persecute women and gays and lesbians and christians and jews. they take this money and buy her silence. but more importantly, hillary and obama created the opening for isis in iraq and syria, released gitmo detainees, they give mohammed morsi, a very anti-semitic muslim head, they give him tanks and iran $150 billion. he is on

on easter, i do reflect that as a christian, i'm supposed to love. and i have to say that sometimes when i have listened to left and loving expressions by christians -- i get concerned. >> all right, doctor, i'll start with you. it seems the president will tread every single solitary needle to praise islam and make historical statements that are fa factually inaccurate. and by the way, the crusades when the director said he didn't do anything illegal so he couldn't have targeted him, sure as long as you don't call it islamism, the fbi has to wait until it is called violent. they can use the precursor ideas and anti-american and anti-semitic. you point out so many muslims are victims of radicals. so many muslims are intimidated in to silent. we just ran in the last segment all of the connections and money that hillary gets from countries that persecute women, gays, lesbians and jews. they take this money and buy her silent. more importantly, hillary and obama created the opening for isis in iraq and syria.-semitic give him tanks and iran $150 billion.

but christian persecution is an area that christian evangelicals are worried about. he may get those voters at large. >> but sticking with you. a lot of pollsters feel that mitt romney lost because evangelicals did not rally behind his mormon faith. and if evangelicals stay home, that is not good? >> no, they are a critical voting block. just as women are critical for democrats, he has a lot of work to do with christian evangelicals and other groups. he has to explain his positions. he has to lay it out what he stands for. >> jessica evangelicals are not necessarily going to jump on the hillary clinton bandwagon. >> no, we talked about this before the show started, people are staying home. there are concerns about honesty of the candidates. you are fighting that more than anything else. >> is that what you get when you have two candidates that get a lot of numbers. >> i hope people go out for hillary clinton and not donald trump. but i think that is a risk that they stay home. bernie sanders supporters i think will stay home and not break for trump. >> spoken like a

the three pillars that hold up the foundation include the judeo-christian tradition. i went to print them seminary of economics and not offend. roughly the princeton seminary and studied hebrew. the shale christian tradition is the fact that local law and then in 1776, also dividing intervention or not you can make up your mind that not one. adams myth conjured up free-market across the pond in england, scotland doing economics and ethics as well. and so, a lot of great thinkers living together. religion, philosophy, economics, political philosophy in the past. not so many doing it today. that is kind of like these books for my reading list at the next one is given to me by a four-star general a few weeks ago. combat ready by thomas hampton. by all accounts are military army, navy, air force and the weakest level since post-world war ii troops, ships, planes, if better. it is an analysis of combat readiness and i recommend that one highly based on what i've heard. the next one, how god became king. new testament scholar of note. political theology, political philosoph

i thought that because i was not raised christian. i wonder what it would be like to talk about religion and then to put african-american in front of religion and not use , such as terminology preacher, congregation, to imagine a religion that does not ise an image of god, and god not a man, and to imagine being in the space where worship does not have sound or very little, and there is no call and response, or to imagine a religion that does not have and then tot body, imagine being -- i'm one of those people who grew up in the faith islam. so let me mislead you. i'm cold. that is why that is on my head right now. my uniform has nothing to do with religion at the moment. but what i think about is, when front of thein african-american religion, there's a body of people who are missed. muslimsm a family of whose great-grandparents were muslims, whose grandparents were muslims, whose children are muslims, and my nieces and nephews. this is not a religion we come to through the nation of islam. >> yes. [applause] abby cooper, brandeis un

i mean, this is christian network, right? so this is the kind of way in which we have to -- i'm not saying stop looking at black churches. you know, 78% of black folk are protestant. 78%. so if you're going to go to the ground and look at what's going on, you're good to see christianity everywhere. as well as other things it's just what's getting in the way of us understanding the complexity of those practices. that's what we're talking about. >> also just one thing about conservativism, too, and it ties to your question, barbara. only often in the black church you have a designation of progressives and conservatives. so if someone like a reverend ransom in the early 20 nl century would have been a progressive minister and in the context of their perception of who's progressive and who's conservative is they use it usually the conservative people are the people who see the church solely as a spiritual place and you don't get involved in all this other kind of stuff. so that's another issue where conservative is used different

\[applause] donald trump: we will respect and defend christian americans. christian americans. \[applause] donald trump: we will give parents control over their schools. \[applause] donald trump: so important. we'll uphold the values our founders gave us, which we're not doing now. \[applause] donald trump: we will work together to rebuild and restore and lift up everyone, not a certain group, everyone, the whole country we're going to lift up. \[applause] donald trump: we will make america great again for all americans, and we'll do it together. i want to thank you. this has been a great honor. amazing friendships i have in this room. thank you all very much. appreciate it. thank you. thank you very much. thank you. thank you. thank you, everybody. [applause] thank you very much. \[cheers and applause]

and christian is no different.orker said, christian is a touchy-feely little boy whose sense of security is heightened by just touching foreheads or running his fingers up and down my coat. >> he is loving, but he has some disabilities and some challenges because of that. >> christian is diagnosed with autism, which means that he interacts with the world a little differently than you and i do, but he doesn't talk, but he communicates in other ways. he can point, he'll take you to what he needs. he smiles, he cries, he has good days and bad days just like you and i do. >> just like you and i, christian longs for a forever family. >> christian would benefit from a family that has a lot of structure, understands his disability, and is willing to teach him skills that will help hem throughout his entire life. a family for christian would be one that likes to go out and do things but also likes to be at home. taking care of each other. >> christian is this week's wednesday's child. now, if you would like to make christi

we'll have the latest. >> christian shoots somebody we don't say a christian shot them. the left continuing to deny muslim terrorism is a problem. we will continue our reporting on that also a new poll, bad news for the nra and gutfeld and mcguirk on a presidential candidate prom

he has been active in the christian rite ever since. he has not been invited to today's meeting, he is not supportive of donald trump. he marks, today marks the end of the christian rite. his god is his appetites. michael ferris wrote today, attending the meeting meant choosing politics over religion. they are saying we are republicans no matter what candidate believes, no matter how vile his candidate. they are not of this is a day of mourning. mike angel ferris joins us by telephone and and mr. scott attended two meetings with donald trump, he is the coe of the national diversity coalition for trump. pastor scott, what is your reaction to michael ferris mourning over the meeting you had today. >> i think his action is an overreaction. it it was an question and answer session with a presidential candidate. the incident in orlando was a day of mourning, 9/11 was a day of mourning, this was an exchange of idea. i think he is overreacting. >> do you share donald trump's doubt that hillary clinton is a religious person. >> he didn't questi

we could take in christians.uarantee you that christian refugees from syria or iraq would not be members of isis and it's very easy to know who's a christian and who's not. the other christians will tell you. >> we can also -- for those victims of a syrian civil war, i'm all in favor of a safe zone. militarily we can help protect them, provide food, water, medicine, baby formula, cots and blankets and supplies. we can take care of them, but we're told by our top intelligence officials that they will infiltrate, meaning the terrorists. why would any president risk the lives of americans? can we say with a certainty after paris and belgium that americans are going to die at the hands of some of these refugees? is that a fair statement? a fair conclusion? >> well, it's certainly the odds are greatly in favor of americans being killed by some of these refugees. whether here or in europe. but one of the complicating aggravating factors, sean, is that president obama because of his peculiar psychological makeup can nev

-- protector of christians.hose of us who believe we should get on our knees and pray and get on our feet and go to work, this is exactly the kind of lion we need protecting us. i love the kinds of things he's saying. i think he is winning over evangelicals, and it's ironic that a man of three wives is our protector, but i believe he is and will be. >> here's the thing also, we need to think about the future of the party and the future of the church and make sure that christians do not get associated with some of the views he has that are very un-christian and make sure we keep our message pure for the future of this party so that we don't lose generations. charles: all right, guys, let's leave it there. in the meantime, donald trump, he still needs support from some notable republicans. and they're still playing hardball. i mean, he won over the evangelicals. can he win over the establishment, including mitch mcconnell? tweet me if you think he doesn't have to. we'll be right back. i have asthma... ...one of ma

religious minorities including christians and his 80's -- christians and yazidis have come under attackm radical islamists in iraq and syria. some still live in fear. >> nesrin just wants to hide all the time. she fled from her home in syria. she came to germany because she wanted her young son to grow up in a safe environment, but even though she's been here a year, she still lives every day in fear, so we agree to interview her in a protected room. nesrin: i was staying in soest. there were radical muslim then and women there who called me an infidel. they threatened to beat me up. i was completely alone with all of them. >> nesrin is currently in the city of munster. she originally comes from afrin, in aleppo province. she came to germany without her husband and three of her children. since arriving, she has lived in seven different refugee shelters -- a nightmare. nesrin: it hurts so much. >> she feels lost in germany. an initiative called noah's ark is seeking to help her. the group takes care of christian and yazidi refugees who have often been through many traumatic experiences.

he tried to hold onto jimmy and christian, was only able to maintain a grip on christian amid flyingullets. >> i dragged him by the shirt with me, and jimmy was laying down. at the moment jimmy was like -- he was so panicked. he laid down, face down and cover his face like this. >> everybody was screaming. when i looked back, that's when i saw that everybody was getting there. >> christian and carlos in the dark bathroom with 30 other frightened people. >> you could see the blood coming under the door, like a bottle of water, it was getting on the floor. it was horrible. >> people trembling as gunshots and terror continued. >> it was like a movie. >> the police stormed the club, exchanging fire. everybody in the bathroom, including christian and carlos running for their lives. >> he looked and saw jimmy. >> and everybody, there was nobody alive in that club, nobody was moving. >> as they sit here, christian and carlos wonder why did they survive while the other member of the three amigos, jimmy, did not. they have survivor guilt. >> you were so courageous, you did so much for each ot

when we were christian, we had a civilization of proselytizing christianity around the world. hence, we have the american and thety in beirut protestants went around the muslim world establishing these centers. a capitalistic withty, we go around liberal democracy as the idea that we want to convert everybody to this. because ofwe fail our ethnocentrism to see that other people have different ways of viewing the world. some of those waste might be wrong as far as we are concerned, but some might wrong -- some might be right or wrong, nonetheless, they are the ways a few the world. many women in saudi arabia do liberated from the job -- jijab. hijab. this is the type of patronizing attitude a lot of people in the west have about other people. we simply have to re-create the world in our own image. -- i was just in japan and i was stunned at the incredible difference, the japanese has two foreigners and two other people. i was in tokyo walking around for five days and i did not hear a horn honk once. when i asked one of the japanese , don't people use corn. the market he said, i

when one christian does a crazy thing, all the christians aren't blamed for t. unfortunately, we're not in a situation where muslims are fully enfranchised in this country. when one muslim does a crazy thing islam is blamed for it. a lot of these people clearly have mental illness. the man who flew the plane into the irs building after writing a political screed, he was just considered a crazy white guy. but if his name was muhammad, that would have been a terrorist act. it's as simple as that. so, you know, the arabs say your preposition works and mine doesn't. like you have different grammatical rules than i do. >> santa clara university is the oldest institution of higher learning in california. it's grounded in the jesuit tradition of educating citizens and leaders in compassion to build a more just and humane world. can you reflect on your mission at zatuna college especially with the the context, what are your hopes in achieving -- embarking on this initiative? >> the catholic and islamic tradition share a lot of things. a profound dedication to education.

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a father's two sons convert to christianity and leave home.ather asks the prophet muhammad to bring them back but muhammad declines saying there is no compulsion in religion. >> the book itself can't speak. it is we muslims who speak on its behalf. there is a beautiful passage in the koran that states god does not change the condition of a people until they change what is inside themselves. >> and to those who say, well, you are cherry picking, what do you say? >> i say, yes, that's correct. and so are you. by not acknowledging the freedom-loving verses of the koran. >> as you can see, islam can be used in many ways but the question remains, why is an intolerant and violent interpretation of the religion flourishing in important parts of the muslim world? it all starts, believe it or not, with an american pop song. ♪ this is how you apply the first paint that kills bacteria. sherwin-williams paint shield continuously kills 99.9% of bacteria. totally breakthrough. surprisingly the same. and it's only avaiblble at sherwin-williams. ♪ experience

he sedz you believe christianity is not getting the respect it deserves in america. thing donald trump has is a fear and reference for god that a number of professing christians don't have. >> and he is concerned about christians being marginalized and sees that happening. and he's pledged he's going to stand up for the rights. >> 25 million evangelicals stay home. >> that is right. >> if trump will do what he did today they say i'd like to support him, but i don't like his tone. i say, tell me. this. >> you're going to let me in your church? >> i'm -- >> for rnc. >> what time is the service? >> two thirds on sunday morning. >> is there one later? >> and i have to let you go. thanks for sharing. coming up, a very important question of the day, straight ahead. when a moment turns romantic why pause to take a pill? or stop to find a bathroom? cialis for daily use is approved to treat both erectile dysfunction and the urinary symptoms of bph, like needing to go frequently, day or night. tell your doctor about all your medical conditions and medicines, and ask if your he

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they also have to be straight, anti-abortion, and christian. >> they have to be christian. >> reporter people who believe in the book of genesis also include jews and muslims. why couldn't they? -- >> well, we are a christian organization. >> reporter: because of the controversial hiring policy, the state trying to block him from receiving public funding, but hamm took his case to the state supreme court and won, and now his $100 million project takes advantage of millions of dollars in tax breaks and tourism benefits. >> christians pay taxes. we live in the world. >> reporter: hamm doesn't seem to be bothered by the critics. he has a mission like noah did, he says. >> and we have these people who are actually stopping. there's lots of people that stop, and we get a lot of attacks by some of the aggressive people, and sometimes i feel a bit like noah. >> reporter: hamm knows this ship can sail. he predicts it will attract 1 million to 2 million visitors in the first year alone. >> it has a field of dreams quality. if you build it, they will come. >> yes. we do believe that if we build

christiane?> reporter: halla, as we've been talking, watching the pound tumble and who know what is will happen when the whe all the markets open -- going back to ryan heath, correspondent for politico, we were talking about what might change in the -- well, it is the morning but once the final result comes in. apart from the real volatility there we've seen in the pound, et cetera. what is going to change in parliament? what is going to change with britain's relationship with europe immediately? >> not an awful lot. there's around 100,000 pages of eu laws. they stay on the books until britain negotiates an exit deal. even when it does have an exit deal, maybe 80%, 90% of those rules will still be there in the same form they are there now. that's simply the price you pay for accessing the single market. >> they're prepared not to access the single market if it means having to accept free movement of people. then what happens? >> you have more flexibility but pay a higher price of selling in that

christiane pointed out wisely, this is not the shang again system. go in once, roam around europe unmolested. can't do that with the uk. you show your passport every time you go and leave. those that voted in favor of leaving answered a question they didn't ask. a lot of them were voting -- >> all of you get the willies when you think he called for the referendum. >> councilman, i want to ask you this. talking to ron brownstein, he points out that in the uk north of 85% of voters are white. some exit polls north of 90 of people that showed up to vote are wliet. how far do similarities go between there and here? in the u.s. national election, nowhere near that number. >> i don't profess to know the racial politics of great britain other than there is an issue with immigration there that's somewhat similar to here, people perceive that people are coming and taking jobs. that drove a lot of it. i am not sure you can draw that much parallel other than people perceive a problem. barack obama himself talked about problem with illegal immigration in his boo

christian was playing tag with 12-year-old essence, when gun fire erupted. >> i was going to go home, he said go, so i went home to my mom. >> essence is now recovering from a gunshot wound to the thigh. >> christian on the other hand was shot twice and remains hospitalized in stable condition. >> we started running he dodged behind a car and i looked back and he was on the ground with gunshots. >> he was in shock. he had gunshot in his leg. >> and he had a gunshot in his side. >> the other two victims are identify only as a 15-year-old boy hospitalized in critical condition with gunshot wounds to the stomach and leg and the fourth is a 16-year-old shot in the leg and right arm. he remains in stable condition. meanwhile darlene van riper says the only way to describe the shooting is the sign of the time zbrz the violence, the neighborhood has changed. it's changed over the years. and the neighborhood was never like this. >> reporter: now investigators are looking into reports that last night's shooting was somehow possibly linked to another shooting previously and local authorities sa

we have videos of christians coming back to muslim. you don't show those because it doesn't fit your agenda. >> then the floodgates open with why jim choudary says he dislikes us. >> where was freeto dom of expressi -- the freedom of expression in guantanamo bay? was that freedom in practice? did you hold that up as an example of liberty and democracy, as an american way of life? george bush flushed those down the toilet because we're talking about terrorism. >> but it has intervened in afghanistan and is supporting a goth that's been elected twice by the afghan people. >> fareed, i think you spend too much time in the cnn world. in the real world, the people of afghanistan hate the americans. >> in the real world, it is determined by polls, not by what you say, and the polls overwhelmingly show it as do two elections. >> you're living in hollywood, some kind of make-believe world. >> i come back to the same proposition, that if the groups you seem to support, from al qaeda and isis, were as popular as you claim, why don't they hold el

christian is no different.s his case worker tyrell said, christian is a touchy-feely little boy whose sense of security is heightened by just touching foreheads. or running his fingers up and down my coat. >> and he is loving, but he has some disabilities. he has some challenges because of that. he is diagnosed with autism, which means that he interacts with the world a little bit differently than you and i do, but he isn't -- doesn't talk, but he communicates in other ways. he can point. he'll take you to what he needs. he smiles. he cries. he has good days and bad days just like you and i do. >> reporter: just like you and i, christian longs for a forever family. >> christian would benefit from a family that has a lot of structure. understands his disability and is willing to teach him skills that will help him throughout his life. a family for christian would be one that looks to go out and do things but also likes to be at home, taking care of each other. >> reporter: christian is this week's wednesday's ch

yes, i'm a christian. have problems with radical christians, radical muslims, anybody that is radical. anybody who wants to change our lifestyle or destroy things for no reason. as far as any particular religion, no, i have no problem with any of it. host: do you know any muslims? caller: not here in tennessee. i'm originally from california. met all people from all kinds of religions. i live in small-town tennessee. knoxville -- if i was in knoxville or chattanooga, i would probably know some. kkk and the neo-nazis and some of them were doing their destructiveness, our government stood up and said that is enough. even the gangsters back in the 1930's -- they said that is enough. they did not blame a whole society. .hey blamed a particular group that was cool. let's get them under control. them, that's fine, but they are not doing the destructiveness they did back in their day. that is the thing with isis. it needs to be controlled. not the whole group. they are muslims, they are christians -- no. go after

we'll have the latest. >> christian shoots somebody we don't say a christian shot them.say a muslim shot them. >> the left continuing to deny muslim terrorism is a problem. we will continue our reporting on that also a new poll, bad news for the nra and gutfeld and mcguirk on a presidential candidate

they're referring to the god of the new testament. >> judeo-christian values. >> absolutely. why is the sympathy always for the other? why is america the problem, sean? >> let's add to this. an iranian deal where you give the number one state sponsor of terror $150 billion. let's add to that, american bloodshed for ramadi and mosul and fallujah and tikrit. let's add to that muhammad morsi, former head of the muslim brotherhood, terrorist organization, becomes the head to the president of egypt and he gives them tanks, f-16s and $1 billion-plus, a guy who referred to the israelis as descecenscen of apes and pigs. he's on the wrong side all of the time. >> a money comes alod lodgealon i'm not letting the brotherhood take -- >> president sisi had more kr g courage to stand up to radicalism than the -- >> he's on the front lines. >> here's my question. why, what is it? >> let's leave conspiracy theories to the side. >> it's not a conspiracy. >> i'll give you an explanation. this man comes from a certain ideological background, okay? he grew up with a certain -- >> bernadine dorne

it amazes me at the amount of christians who do not vote. it is tiring. it is a long line, i am mad at this candidate or that one. watching sure sign of god be removed from any influence in washington, d.c. if we as the church failed to step up and vote we abdicate leadership to everyone else who church.n the the church has a responsibility to make sure our voices are heard. the church has a responsibility to say, our task is our task. i am afraid. i am concerned. i've been a minister for two decades and i am concerned people are saying that government is going to take care of it. take your those in poverty. take care of those in need. take care of those issues. you know what? we have three point one million federal employees right now. the highest in the history of the government. our budget is $4 trillion, the highest it has ever been. how is that working out for us? know what would be a simple solution? maybe a simple solution is to say, maybe the church needs to step up and be the church again and actually do what we are called upon to do. of the nati

and christian is no different. as his caseworker, terrell, said, he's a touchy feely little boy whose sense of security is heightened by just touching foreheads. or running his fingers up and down my coat. >> he is loving, but he has some disabilities, and he has some challenges because of that. christian is diagnosed with autism, which means that he interacts with the world a little bit differently than you and i do, but he doesn't talk. but he communicates in other ways. he can point. he'll take you to what he needs. he smiles. he cries. he has good days and bad days just like you and i do. >> and just like you and i, christian longs for a forever family. >> he would benefit from a family that has a lot of structure, understands his disability, and is willing to teach him skills that will help him throughout his entire life. and family for christian would be one that likes to go out and do things but also likes to be at home, taking care of each other. >> christian is this week's "wednesday's child." >> if you'd

atrocious records as it relates to women, gays and lesbians and christians and jews. she took millions of dollars and never spoke out. donald trump shamed her into sort of kind of speaking out. >> this is the problem. she has to look at the etices involved and the integrity and would be a compromise commander in chooief and that's the nice y of putting it. this is somebody who's in bed with the saudis, has been complicit and involved with groups that are state sponsors or terrorism. that don't treat women right. that don't treat gays right. if you think about it, the left and certainly the gay community should be completely on the other side because the conservative ones are in fact protecting them. >> and women. >> right. >> she's getting millions from -- support of women, there's a gender gap. and here it she took money from countries. here's the question, you know these countries. >> yes. >> you know about radical islamist. you've fought them. >> of course. >> you lived this. >> ten years. >> when you see she took money from all these countries under sharia, that t

we are going to protect christianity. i can say that i don't have to be politically correct. >> the evangelicals are with me. they know one thing about me. i'm not a liar. >> i win with the evangelicals by a lot. they know i'm legit. >> i wrote the art of the deal. >> i always say a deep, deep second to the bible. the bible is the best. the bible. >> well, you just heard it from donald trump, christians love him. today trump held a meeting with hundreds of evangelical leaders the goal to address concerns about his candidacy. so, did it work? a special "on the record" evangelical panel of people in today's meeting is here. reverend franklin graham, ralph reid and jerry falwell jr. go "on the record." i should note as of today ralph and jerry are both on trump's advisory board. reverend, first to you, what happened today? >> well, greta, we were asked -- i was asked to come to a meeting and to hear donald trump. and i'm glad i did. as you know i'm not supporting or endorsing anyone this year. i'm going to all 50 state capit

i'd like to thank all of the wonderful christian leaders and christian voters who have supported me. we've had tremendous support. here we are and here are the goals. i thought i'd put some of these together. i did it just the other night because of this meeting and i wanted it to come from me, from my heart. we want to uphold the sanctity and dignity of life. marriage and family as the building block of happiness and success. so important. and by the way, i know many successful people, the happiest people have that great religious feel and that incredible marriage, children. it's more important than the money, folks. believe me. i know plenty with lots of money and they're not happy people. religious freedom. the right of people of faith to freely practice their faith, so important. freedom of any kind means no one should be judged by their race or their color and the color of their skin. should not be judged that way. and right now, we have a very divided nation. we're going to bring our nation together. if i win, we're going to bring our nation together. the importance of faith to

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we also have, in senegalese family, christian married to muslim, muslim married to christian.nd you don't really know who is muslim. >> anthony: it is a comfortable assumption that islam is oppressive to women --that it allows no room for personal expression, that it forces women to hide themselves. these ladies, however, make that argument more complicated. fama diouf is a photographer. oumy ndour is a journalist and television presenter. minielle tall is an entrepreneur and owner of a group of salons. as the country changes many, if not most, have adopted the cultural values and styles of the west. however, two of these women have chosen to wear the traditional hijab. >>anthony: a, a lot of people who watch this, particularly women, look at the hijab in particular as an instrument, at the very least as an instrument of male oppression. what would you say to them? >> oumy: for me religion is a, uh, is a personal thing and i, and i decide, decided to, to get this. so, why people keep on asking me every day, "why? why? why?" >> anthony: well, i, i think the, the simple answer i