christian: absolutely.ark, thank you for joining us. >> very important particularly to welsh farmers who are getting so much and selling so much to euro. christian: with us in the studio is the former conservaarty chairman. good evening to you. >> christian, unfortunately, id that we were sitting in front of london bridge. he mayto be senhe tower for saying so. christian: plenty on social media. we had lord howell here in the last hour, another tory grandee. he thinks the issue of eurosceptics is in with the conservative party has been solved. is that true? >> largely, yes. when we went into the european union, i voted for it. i supported the referendum. the whole thing about the common market. passionate debates were all about what would have been to australia, new zealand. that sort of thing. the only people that talk about loss of sovereignty was michael foote [inaudible] what i saw in the cabinet, it was being run byhe commission. it was the heart of it. the two institutions of europe, theommission and

versus a right christian and you either christian or you're not an author ducks christianity says that what is most important is how you treat the poor the children the women the sick and the least of these and on all of those accounts from failed but not just from his enablers in the senate the republican party faces and even those who have hijacked the word term evangelicals they are just because you say you're an evangelical there's a scripture in the bible that says there are many who say they love the lord with their lips but their heart is far from it the heart of his policies are far from anything off at the christian christianity calls us to care about in the public when you bob this is a global debate of course and you say there's no left or right and i'm sure many people agree with you but the reality is that if i was interviewing a quote unquote right wing evangelical leader on the show we've had right wing evangelicals on the show they would say no the most important issue is not poverty it's abortion for example you know that in this country in the united states that's a b

and the people -- there is one christian leader referred to donald trump as a greatest christian leader ever and i disagree without. and i also agree with people saying he's the worst president ever we've had a a lot of our worst ones. one of the things in washington is the circus, and i kind of enjoy the things trump is tweeting. i'm not giving you a good answer, i'm stuttering around here. what would you say since you asked the question. >> i was a never trumper who now thinks i agree with much of what he has done. but i also believe he really isn't morally or temporarily fit for the presidency. >> the problem is. >> bill clinton also. >> basically we felt that as a magazine we need to be evenhanded. basically. so we did not tell people who to vote for and they certainly did not tell anyone who voted for trump, i did not say you are wrong to do that. i think it's a mistake to be calling him the greatest christian president but it was very hard decision to make and maybe not as hard as this time since the democratic party support to the left but depending on who the nominate i think it

world, i am a christian first, conservative second. world can be the same way but it's not art of the conservative movement. we are not part of the evangelical movement either. we can and you decide other groups, more than 23 years ago, world was a member of the evangelical press association, we learned that epa code of ethics prohibited criticism of other epa members that made it a neutral protection society and sometimes organizations, our organizations, conservative or christian are area we resigned from the epa and have tried to inboard entitlements ever since independence is important. number four, we'd like to publish facts but we tried to use understated prose. much of journalism is has become like the movie franchise. frame one, screen two, screen three and so forth. people who get paid by cliques create click base. that's not healthy for consumers or producers area we do have sensational news and we tried to tell it, screen it and that's also very different from a lot of journalism these days. number five, we try to remember t

was referred to donald trump as greatest christian president ever. i disagree with that. and also i disagree with people say he's worst president ever we've had had a lot of far worst one. and a i kind of -- enjoy in a way one of the things you have here in washington you have a front row seat at the circus which is funding journalist and kind of enjoy these days trump's tweeting. so you know i'm not giving you a good answer you can see i'm staggering around here. what would you say since you've asked the question i'm curious. >> never trumper but i think -- yeah i was a never trumper who now thinks agree with much of what -- with what he's done. but yeah i also believe he really isn't morally or temperamentally fit for the presidency. >> b yeah, the problem is that - you know, that bill clinton also -- yeah. basically we felt that i felt and -- our other people editorial people felt that as a magazine, we need to be even-handed basically. so we didn't tell people who to vote for. and i certainly did not tell anyone who voted for trump by i did not s

he's the editor-in-chief of the world, a multimedia organization that reports from a christian worldview. you can follow him on twitter at @marvinolasky. reforming journalism has been described as a facebook journal oadvice and advocating the convictions and media that are dominated by the left. as somebody that went to journalism school myself and spent time as a reporter here in washington, i've enjoyed reading it and i highly recommend it to you. we have copies for sale as you read the auditorium today in the lobby. now to tell us more about reforming journalism, i'd like to welcome marvin olasky. [applause] >> thank you all for coming today. it's great to be back at heritage. the most productive research year of my life 1989, 1990. this building was the base of my trips to the library about five blocks away. it was fun, literally blowing the dust off the records and the research turned into the american compassion. people say it made a difference in the drive for welfare reform in the 1990s. i like to think that change helped several million move from welfare to productive work, so i

he was urinstrumental in the success of where he is now the dean but the institute seeks to train christian journalists into the mainstream media the editor in chief of the multimedia news organization from the christian world for you you can follow him on twitter. his most recent book is entitled reforming journalism as a hate filled history of useful tips on newswriting and advice of those conservative convictions that are dominated by the left. i have enjoyed reading and we have copies for sale as you leadn the auditorium today now to tell us more i would like to welcome marvin. [applause] >> thank you all for coming today it's great to be back at heritage i spent the most productive years of my life here in 1989 and 1890 it was the basis of my trips and literally blowing the dust off the records in this library people say it made a difference in the drive for welfare reform in the mid- 19 nineties i like to think moving from the welfare rolls into productive work so i'm grateful to heritage to fight poverty in america former head of aei said he got barack obama's jaw to drop and say i'm

joining forces with fascists the christian democratic union as i mentioned until americans party well their party leader callum bauer who is widely tipped as a potential to successor to mrs merkel as chancellor of germany has said that their local party representatives acted without the authority of central office this is not a good day this is not a good day for touring this is not a good day for the political system in germany but what this is dawn is it sparked protests across germany including here in the german capital impromptu demonstrations outside of the free democratic party headquarters some very angry scenes there is they came out to slam the f. f. to appear for what many see as breaking one of the most. in german politics of doing it deal or getting into bed with a day of their party leader christie unlimber was speaking to the press saying well toss certainly doing his best to distance himself from alternative for germany you want to. support comes as a surprise because it is not motivated by an agreement on substance but purely tactical the f.t.p. does not negotiate or

i am i hope a christian first, a conservative second but i am a conservative. world largely can be the same way but it's not part of the conservative movement. we are not part of the evangelical movement either. we can and do besides other groups. more than 23 years ago, the world was a member of the evangelical pressassociation , we learned that epa code of ethics prohibiting criticism of other apa members. that made a neutral protection society sometimes organizations, our organizations sometimes are. we resign from the epa, we tried to avoid entanglement ever since so independent is important. number four, we'd like to publish sensational facts, but he tried to use understatedpros . much of journalism has become like movie franchises area scream one, scream two, scream three. people get paid clicks create click base. that's not healthy for consumers or producers we do have lots of sensational news in a world we tried to tell not screen it and that's also a different from a lot of journalism these days. number five, try to remember the theologicalreason for n

has decided to step down as the head of the christian democratic union party here in germany and therefore won't be the party's candidate for the chancellorship at the business cycle lections for the set to be held next year she held a meeting on sunday night with party top brass and from that decided she didn't have the support she needed to continue in the role of the c.d.u. have suffered in the polls of late and their coalition with the center left social democrats as also not really helped matters but it's really the scandal last week that we saw in the state of today in jet it seems to be the final straw that breaks the camel's back here what happened into the in june was the local faction of the christian democratic union sided with the right wing alternative for germany policy now this was against the express wishes of central office here in berlin from the c.d.u. also against promises that it be made by chancellor angela merkel not to work with a.f.p. no matter what well the local branch of the party went against that they did the side to side with alternative for germany and that

party the christian democratic union and that she wouldn't as a result of putting herself forward as that party's candidate for chancellor in 2021 it's understood from that meeting that the the reasonings from this is that she didn't feel that she had the support of the c.d.u. top brass the christian democratic union have been suffering in the polls across germany and their relationship in their coalition with the center left social democrats well it's been a testing time of late really the last straw seems to have been what went on in the state of today in july last week where the local faction of the christian democratic union essentially sided with the right wing alternative for germany party against the express wishes of c.d.u. headquarters here in berlin even after they were. doing so they still wouldn't step into line now it's almost on thinkable to think that that would have happened under the previous head of the christian democratic union party that of course was chancellor angela merkel and it does seem that that sowed the seed of discourse amongst party leadership in among

but for chancellor angela merkel's christian democrats it's the worst state election result in almost 70 years. it's a bitter day for the c.d.u. in germany it's an historically bad election result for the c.d.u. in hamburg and there's no way to put a gloss. on that with screens double their vote they are hoping to be the main challenger to chancellor merkel c.d.u. in federal elections next year. we see really have an extremely challenging situation for democracy in germany and the cd usa preoccupied with itself says it can essentially be ruled out as a policy of government. green supporters chanted nazis when it looked like voters had kicked out the far right alternative for germany. more results came in the f.t. moved above the 5 percent threshold needed to make it into the state parliament. and we turn to german football now and the bundesliga queues maintain their strong start to 2020 with a whole win over struggling ouster it's a fixture in which they have had have a very successful record in fact they have lost out for that state to any threes meaning continue the tradition with

it's been a tough few days for the leader of germany's conservative christian democrats or c.d.u. . could it. widely seen as chancellor angela merkel's protege has been caught in a political fiasco ever since her party's regional leaders in the state of touring gear teamed up with far right politicians to elect a new state premier on friday karrenbauer wentz once again on the record saying her party would not work with the far right put it in order for the c.d.u. in germany and also the c.d.u. interest it's still the case that there will be no cooperation with either directly or in directly in direct form initially carabao had said fresh they selections was the only way to solve the crisis in tiring year now in an apparent back down she says she will give legislators some time to try and find an alternative solution to the crisis she feels the s.p.d. in the greens have a duty to elect their own representative of you which hasn't gone down well with the s.p.d. . we should really use some common sense here and recognise what the outcome of this election was if you can't accept the res

will also step down as head of the christian democrats as the ruling party scandal deepens over some precedented alliance with the right wing alternative to germany with details here's our berlin correspondent peter. when the news came through nobody was expecting it whatsoever we knew that there were meetings that were going on following the the fallout from the to the india crisis last week we knew that there was a meeting going on last night but at that meeting it seems. decided that she could no longer continue as head of the c.d.u. party the christian democratic union and that she wouldn't as a result would be putting herself forward as that party's candidate for chancellor in 2021 it's understood from that meeting that the the reasonings from this is that she didn't feel that she had the support of the c.d.u. top brass the christian democratic union have been suffering in the polls across germany and their relationship in their coalition with the center left social democrats well it's been a testing time of late really the last straw seems to have been what went on in the state

among democrats, christians leaned toward biden, while nonpreferred sanders.et's see what they say. as democratic presidential candidates campaign to win their party's nomination, there is uncertainty about how voters from religious groups will cast their ballots. when november rolls around, early indications are that preference by religion will be familiar and closely linked to each party's political leanings. on the whole, among registered voters who identify with orlean toward the debt -- or lean toward the democratic party, protestants and catholics are most likely to name joe biden as their first choice, according to a national survey pew research center conducted in january. religiously unaffiliated democrats lean more toward bernie sanders, with atheists and agnostics especially more likely to name sanders or elizabeth warren as their preferred choice. the survey was conducted at the campaign season began in earnest with the iowa caucuses to be held february 3 and the new hampshire primary on february 11. no candidate has majority support from any of th

>> well, i'm not going to tell other christians how to be christians.l say i cannot find any compatibility between the way this president conducts himself in anything that i find in scripture. >> tucker: i think that was a concordance up there up on stage, he's a real scriptural expert. dietrich bonhoeffer f walsenburg scoring nomadic pouring over the gospel of john. he's a moral expert. that's how he knows things like partial-birth abortion, great. >> it is extremely important that no one person have to be subjected to some other person's interpretation of their own r religion. i know we are not going to agree -- >> partial-birth abortion is something that was coming up to give a governor northam that was a huge controversy when he was running for governor and i think people, even democrats and there are a lot of pro-life democrats in the country want to know exactly where your line is because you will be the president if you win. >> my point is that it shouldn't be up to a government official to draw the line, it should be up to the woman -- [applause

>> well, i'm not going to tell other christians how to be christians. but, i will say i cannot find any compatibility between the way this president conducts himself and anything that i find in scripture. now, i guess that's my interpretation. [applause] but i think that's a lot of people's interpretation and that interpretation deserves a voice. >> sean: okay. you are a christian and support donald trump. it looks like mayor pete is looking down on you and to think, you know, i believe as a sinner. i plead guilty sinner right here. all right? we seek out our god and jesus, why? to change our hearts, to make us better people, for jesus to forgive us our sins, our imperfections and deliver us from evil whatever our sins happen to be as an individual he came and gave his life so we all can live, all of us, but clearly there are people that will now question your faith, our faith because of political differences? well, that's taking trump derangement to a whole new level. here we go again. i guess another democrat that thinks we, the people, ir redeemable

>> well, i'm not going to tell other christians how to be christians.mself and anything that i find in scripture. pete: do you think it's impossible to be a christian and a trump supporter was her question? >> look, i'm not going to get into theology because we will be here all day. i'm a preacher's kid. i'm not going to go back and forth on it. the question set up says a lot about cnn. steve: exactly. >> i think pete needs to worry about the conservatives that are now going to be in that primary. because there are a lot of black voters. a lot of brown voters that are very concerned that don't line up with his ideology. i think he needs to be more concerned about reaching people in his own primary instead of republicans that support the president to have christian values. ainsley: christians flawed. christians on both sides, democrats, republicans. the bible is there so they can keep us in check. it's a guideline for us to live our lives. it doesn't mean we follow every single thing in the bible. we try to. but we are failures. >> and i don't think the

timeit -- was the first the christian democrats voted since world war ii.t looks like the far-right has a disruptive effect if you will on a national political events because of what -- what happened regionally caused angela merkel's successor to resign. they are not entering governments at the national or regional levels. it is a power to cause harm and block things from happening then actual power in itself. >> ireland's political landscape has been shaken up. this after they left wing populist party at sinn fein secured the most votes. mary lou mcdonald says the election was a ballot box revolution. the two centrist parties fiona gail -- find --find gail here's a look at the woman who led the party to victory. >> mary lou mcdonald on paper is an unlikely leader of a sinn fein. mcdonald was born and privately educated in the south dublin, a world away from northern ireland and the province rocked by local troubles known as the troubles. her political outlook was always republican. she believes the north and south ever put -- of ireland should unite. that

but for chancellor angela merkel's christian democrats it's the worst state election result in almost 70 years. as a side and b. to lattakia it's a bitter day for the c.d.u. in germany it's an historic lead bad election result for the c.d.u. in hamburg and there's no way to put a gloss on that highway cumber of screens doubled their vote i they are hoping to be the main challenger to chancellor merkel c.d.u. in federal elections next year i just see it as additional. we see we really have an extremely challenging situation for democracy in germany and the c.d.u. a say preoccupied with itself says it can essentially be ruled out as a party of governments like the student i was. i was green supporters chanted nazis 28 looked like cumber voters had kicked out the far right alternative for germany but as more results came in the f.t. moved above the 5 percent threshold needed to make it into the state parliament. italy has agreed to allow $274.00 migrants to disembark from a rescue ship after they were stuck at sea in the mediterranean they were found off the coast of libya by the ocean v

democrats going forward so the christian democrats are in turmoil in crisis is there to be a crisis for the country's ruling coalition. well certainly there's a lot of pressure there k.k. said there wouldn't be a problem in the national government coalition and the s.p.d. sort of sounding a bit conciliatory did a saying they they respect her decision to step back but they still trying to put the pressure on saying they've got questions that they need the c.d.u. to answer they need merkel's party to show how it's going to draw a clear red line between itself and the far right and so they've been been as i say piling on a bit of pressure but they themselves are elect electorally somewhat weak so i think it's unlikely that they would want to bring down the government and perhaps force fresh elections at this stage anyway. who benefits from a k.-k. stepping down. yeah i mean you could say pretty much everybody else the social democrats as i say looking to draw some sort of benefit out of this by presenting themselves as the the sort of guardians of german democracy the ones making sure

i am not a perfect christian. trump is not a perfect christian. he says a lot of awful things. am an independent because both parties are corrupt. thank you c-span, it is unfiltered and people say what they want to say. rich, famous, he has said all he had the world, and here he is trying to be a good christian. he has made jerusalem the capital. he has put faith into politics. he went to the national prayer breakfast, trying to be a good christian. i am not judging him. jim, who isgo to calling from clarksburg, west virginia. he says no. good morning. caller: good morning. people thaticed the believe in the invisible man, they believe in trump. [laughter] they go together if you think about it. abortion, they are so against abortion, and they are worried about the kids in the womb, but they don't worry about all of the fathers. these priests are touching these kids after they are born. faith is not had anything to do with it. some of the slimiest people are religious. you have a good day. host: let's go to georgia. kay says yes. what do you think about faith and politics? call

we were so connected to christian via the radio intercom we could really dive into our own element. of money and since it wasn't possible to conduct these long monologues on all sorts of topics it really left us alone in our element. and i'm fine i don't pull a b.s. and friends for a play an intimate couple with plenty of intensity in his destiny is different in this case because the be unfaithful kristoff wants to love her some silly avoiding spoilers as to how this all plays out initially everything looks like a fairy tale. in looking at this kino i always thought that cinema is the place where you could make things make the world sing something bling clinton but fairy tales do this too. it's old retelling of the myth doesn't always deliver the performances from b.-a and raquel ski as the love struck leads more than make up for its shortcomings. and you are of course watching news live from berlin up next film with a look at the fatal consequences of south america's commodities boom and over again you can always stay up to date on our website dot com on next vice from berlin thank

christian mueller-glissmann.f you look at germany, export oriented, and you look at italy even before the virus, how does the china lockdown or quarantine impact? do we understand the supply-chain clerks? christian: there are several ways it is impacting. other parts actual consumption from china, then the impact of chinese tourism falling, then you have the impact of goods from china being sold in retail all over the world, and then the supply chain disruptions. all of those are incredibly uncertain. willow the first quarter -- these parts of the supply-chain. we are peak uncertainty, i would say. the important thing is even before that hit, we were looking in europe at relatively low export already because we have been late in the cycle, struggling to generate growth, and as a result of that, the key risk you are facing is the a lot ofus via unwanted disruptions will lead to negative earnings growth and potentially scare investors considering revaluations are. francine: is there any part of the earnings that wi

all die or posed of all christians $60000.00 christians fled to the forest to save themselves. $6000.00 plus houses more than $300.00 critical to restore the crown schools colleges all spittles clinics everything clicked on it and pretty people killed nuns a rape. case is still going on 10 years later. and we expect a fair justice depending on the facts. not depending on who is a majority. the radicalization of the structures of state the police that mistreat the junior magistracies the teachers the village self government mechanisms. all of them actually believe this is the land of the hindus and everybody else if they want to live via must live here as 2nd rate citizens nobody can feel safe. unless there's an assurance that the muslim isee. the isolation of minorities risks becoming institutionalized in schools would so-called suffer nies ation the favoring of hindu ism over other traditions and school textbooks. where to stay single drug 10th grade students have been studying a new hindu focused curriculum. it writes out much of the country's non hindu past. and armies lead an attemp

>> well, christiane, mr. president, words have meaning. if you look at the name of president zelensky's party, servant of the people, if you look at the name of their latest revolution, the revolution of dignity, the reason america, the reason i support, the reason it's on a bipartisan basis, we support ukrainians because of the courage of the ukrainian people. you mentioned music. i have a favorite line of a lyric -- the birthing of a nation like the birthing of a child begins somewhere between dreams and passion running wild. you know, we're seeing in the heart of the ukrainian people, the courage of the ukrainian people. senator murphy was there. i came a couple of months later where we walked -- i saw the memorial to the 100 ukrainians slaughtered by their own government. now we've seen the ukraine people in multiple elections, true democracy, support president zelensky who's -- it's his soul platform. his mandate was to not only fight corruption but defeat it. and so we have seen, certainly i when i met him on his inauguration day, se

there are religious communities, christian jaou ishes, mustlism. buddhist across the -- around the globe and across the country that are doing wonderful things and are bringing people together to create the beloved community. >> well, that's wonderful, my friends. that's why i keep inviting you back. keep that spirit and tell us again where your churches are so people can come visit you and worship with you let's go with you dale. >> easter hill united mert difficulty church. 3911 cutting boulevard in richmond, california. we have worship services at 8 a.m., sunday school at 9:15. and 10:30 rship service al welcomed. we have plenty of good room for you. >> and jim. >> lake shore avenue baptist church, 3534 lake shore manda corner of lake shore and mandana. sunday worship at 10. bible stud yates 11:30 sunday. 6:30 tuesday evening, and 10:30 wednesday mornings. and, we try to live out the beloved community welcome for all. >> amen. >> amen. >> i hope you've been with us and inspired by the two great pastors and all they bring. we lost so many people

protests have broken out across germany over an alliance the ruling christian democrats have repeatedly guaranteed would never happen. i. was. $500.00 took to the streets of cologne and for it and berlin to express their anger after the christian democrats joined the right wing of the german party oust the left wing prime minister and a central state attorney there are reports so often we're talking about high drama in german politics but it's fair to say that the political establishment here has been shaken to its core that's over the role played by far right on tea immigration party alternative for germany is kingmaker in state elections in. well the public went to the polls back in october of last year into india but it was very tight and they've been trying to wrangle out who's going to take over as the state premier amongst themselves in the state parliament and that was completed on wednesday by just worn votes the free democratic party candidates thomas kemah to quilt be the new state premier his party only picked up 5 seats in the election back in october he gets the job the sta

america is still primarily a christian nation.sanders doesn't have a prayer of a chance of becoming president. but he's the democrat nominee, that's a gift from heaven to donald trump. lou: some republicans would think that's a sign of the ends of days. the locust and th -- and the the plague. certainly there will be and dem pandemics. and a asteroids. we just have to make sure we know the lord. lou: stay with us, we are coming right back. [ indistinct talking ] a new kind of investor is changing things up. with an app that's changing the way we do money. download robinhood now. from the international fellowship of christians and jews. there is an emergency food crisis for elderly holocaust survivors in the former soviet union. - this is a fight against time. what we're dealing with is coming out, meeting someone who's 85, 90 years old, can't get around, has no food, has no water and just wants to give up and die. and that's where we come in. we are called to comfort these people, to be a blessing to their lives. - [presenter] for

kennedy of the free democrats also the christian. democratic union representatives in the state of turning your world their party leader and. widely tipped as a potential successor to our chancellor of germany said the regional party representatives acted against the well against the rules in the words of central office. this is not a good day this is not a good day for touring this is not a good day for the political system in germany which is also seeing protests both in the state of the cross in germany against the role played by day as the king makers in that state election the target for the protesters particularly hear him in was the offices of the free democratic party there was a spontaneous demonstration some saying thousands of people outside of the party headquarters of the free democrats here in the german capital voicing their anger breaking what had been seen as one of the big to booze in german politics that the main parties the establishment parties would not enter into any type of alliance with alternative for german

and state elections in 70 years what's happening to the christian democrats. well it's not just the christian democrats but this was a symbolic defeat in a very small state to city state of how that comes at a time going to mackerels c.d.u. is in a deep crisis a crisis over what it means to be conservative these days and who should lead the party towards a post macko era and the possibly the ship meeting behind me in that building here right now is probably just discussing how soon they want to call an extraordinary party conference to solve that very question because this recent vote in hamburg is get another sign that the c.d.u. is somewhat directionless at the moment germany's other large party of the center of the social democrats they have been in a tailspin recently is hamburg offering. a 2nd life with voters now. yes and no it's office the s.p.d. a welcome break here welcome reason to celebrates a demonstration that yes they can win the election but one has to bear in mind that the regional candidates that didn't want the party leadership to come and jo

dina has a broken heart a man cheated on her now this man is supposed to die christian petzold film is based on the myth of the mysterious. sprite who legend has it kills unfaithful spouses. but then christoph appears unexpectedly in her life and suddenly you love turns the legend on its head. he is a diver she and historian and together they venture into deep emotions the water the symbol of letting go it was a personal challenge for a director normally hands on with every detail. because we were so connected to christian via the radio intercom we could really dive into our own element. and since it wasn't possible to conduct these long monologues on all sorts of topics they really left us alone in our element. and i'm for the i don't pull of b.s. and friends for a gal ski play an intimate couple with plenty of intensity in his destiny is different in this case because rather than be unfaithful kristoff wants to love her sincerely avoiding spoilers as to how this all plays out initially everything looks like a fairy tale. in the about the kino i always thought that cinema is the place

you can just stop it at that sentence by saying i'm not going to tell other christians how to be christiansy: jesse, are those comments by biden another indication he stuck in 2016? >> i do not like the game that politicians play, you have to disavow these people. all it is easy democrats may provoke hands disavow their own people and if you point on anything other on their side they looked down the act like nothing's happened. pete barking up his before he starts pointing fingers. it's clear that americans have little doubt whether they vote for him based on his lifestyle, but that's not my issue. my issue is -- when he says christians have to separate what they see from trump from scripture, trump is the biggest crusader for the values that christians hold dear in the culture war. talking about not kneeling for the flag, appointing pro-life judges. he says merry christmas! if you look at the democrats, he's fighting a war against them who are then trying to, what, soon nuns over obamacare, boot the pledge out of school, and partial-birth abortion. i think christians know that trump is not

>> caller: i think trump has done a good job, he's helping the christians and i know there's a nancy pelosi had made thecomment that she would pray for trump but i don't think she really does . and when she for those papers up, that's a sad blow for america and she needs to go home. >> deborah is next in pine georgia on our republican line. deborah, good afternoon, what's your reaction to the last five months and today's celebration, so-called celebration. >> caller: i think it was a good celebration. i am pro-trump, he is just a good man. he always acknowledges the lord and god has been good and everybody has heard the story of mosestelling pharaoh let my people go and i will remove the frogs . arrow because of his hard heartedness said no, i'm not going to let him go but i will let him go tomorrow and moses said i will dismiss the frogs. so federal being so evil, slept with the frogs one more night. so the democrats, they will continue in their evil ways because their hearts are so hardhearted, they can't hear the truth, accept the truth. their minds are blinded and what president

lucrative cross border practice that targets girls and women often from pakistan's impoverished christian minority. word by the promise of a better life and money for their parents they're told they're going to marry wealthy chinese christians. more often than not they end up in some of china's poorest and conservative areas where its one child policy has led to too many men and not enough women. once across the border young brides are at the mercy of their new husbands. and they've been. fighting a star from the in pregnant. there are a lot of spiders because my role behind my room is my i don't want a spider as i hear. i'm no one trailing. he's not listening. you don't know you're crazy and. other women have described coercive behavior physical abuse and even forced prostitution. whatever the chinese grooms want to do with them they can no one is there to see what happens to the girl it's the height of cruelty. but also a profitable business that's practiced openly in china although beijing says it has 0 tolerance for any illegal cross border marriage behavior a pakistani investigation

she president had to be christian. and the speaker of parliament.the convention only served one term. it was obviously seeking a second term. everybody knew it. that resulted in the civil y r. the patriarch which was that dominant creatures -- christian church actually supported the muslim rebels so very confused situation in intricacies of it were far more than most americans even most americans with any acknowledge in the middle east. on the afternoon of the 14th of july eisenhower convened as national security council and he turned to the director of central intelligence to give an appraisal of the situation. remember that in the eisenhower administration we have the unusual scene that the secretary of state was the brother and director something like that has never happened again and may never happen again. they presented the most bleak picture you could possibly imagine. it would lead to the overthrow of the lebanese governor. and sooner or later to the overthrow of saudi arabia, kuwait and the gulf states. the entire region as predicted would

welcome back to washington, christian. you had a good morninglj christian. you had a good morning.re 11 o‘clock this morning. argue very tired 5am flight this morning. argue very tired 5am flight | this morning. argue very tired 5am flight i was booked on. you went on the 7am. it seems that every programme this week, there will be a moment where christian has to vent his frustration. we will move on. the president will be here on capitol hill to deliver his annual state of the union address. the timing couldn‘t be more weird. the democrats are in a mess. but the president is still on trial for abuse of power. he‘ll be addressing the same people who impeached him seven weeks ago and the same people whom he hopes will him acquit tomorrow. so, does he play it humble — let‘s face it, unlikely — or come out defiant — which is where our money is? either way, this will be one of america‘s more unusual ceremonial speeches. we‘re joined now by jeff flake, who served as a republican senator in arizona from 2013 to 2019. let‘s quickly get your sense of the state of the union, senator. will it

i'm not and so when taken for way every christian. does so when we see the rape levels that we've seen in our country and from a population muslim i would make up 2.2 percent of the british population they are responsible for 84 percent of the convictions of these talks this type of rape and what you have to ask the question is why which were not allowed well i think you pointed out very specifically that it's this type of rape and i suggest that we talk in more detail about various kinds of rape but before we do that when i hear it when i heard the title of your talk of the rape of britain the media association that i got of was with the book the rape of nanking it's a very famous book describing 6 weeks in 937 during which the japanese forces killed at least 200000 i mean billions and braved 20000 at least 20000 chinese women even with those races even to those cases that you're trying to highlight the statistics the rapes the distance and in britain is nowhere near that in fact if you look at the statistics britain is pretty much o