it for christians and there's a strong element of race mixed in with that that he means a white christian nation of course we've seen that. and so they don't see that they're overturning a tradition of tolerance they see themselves as restoring the true the christian supremacy. jeff in our final minute or so i'm just interested in your insights into the achilles heel of the movement is there a way that if you you know it will it split one day between democrats and republicans will it eventually shrink because it hit a top point or do you think it's a jog or not that will just continue to grow without you know being able to be stopped at some point how do you see the weak points of it and the possible fall of the evangelical political movement. so real quick i think the bad news and the good news the bad news is ever since 1925 when there was something called the scopes monkey trial this was about teaching evolution in schools and. and the evolution is for why they derided in the press and the press the cleared fundamentalism dead as a force and u.s. history overlooking the fact by the way

>> i think the divide between black christians and white christians is broader than it has ever been.r faith becomes too politicized, it is to the detriment of both parties. both sides have been politicized . it created a further goal than dr. king described. that is exacerbated in this current climate. [indiscernible] said and have said you cannot be a good christian and be silent, and yet there are so many, particularly white evangelical christians who have been silent. as you say, a lot of white evangelical christian ministers, and i know this about talking to other people about this issue, they are afraid to speak up. is that the bottom line for you, that you cannot be a good christian and stay silent? >> the bible says jesus said the spirit of the lord of god is upon men to preach to the broken hearted, to bind the wounds of the broken hearted. i do not think you can see somebody bleeding and walk across on the other side of the street and state you are christlike. having said that, i do sympathize or empathize with white christians who are trying to say something and ended up st

have given up on some white christians, evangelical christians?i think the divide between what christians and black christians is broader than it has ever been because it's not that we don't agree about faith but whenever faith becomes too politicized it to the detriment of both parties and i think both sides have been politicized to a degree that it has created a further gulf that dr. king described 60 years ago as being the most divided our in the country. i think that's exacerbated in this current climate when everyone -- >> you said and have said you can't be a good christian and be silent. yet there are so many evangelicals -- i know this from talking to people about this issue are afraid to speak up like is that really the bottom line for you that you can't be a good christian and stay silent? >> i think there is a mandate. the bible says jesus the script of god is upon man and preached to the broken heart and the wounds of the brokenhearted. i don't think you can see someone pleading across to the other side of the street and senior chris l

evangelical christians questioning. >> yes i think the divide between the white christian the black christiansoader than it's ever been it's not that we don't agree about faith but when faith becomes too politicized at the detriment of both parties, i think both sides have been politicized to a degree that it has created a further goal that doctor king described 60 years ago and made 11:00 o'clock been the most divided our in the country, i think that is exacerbated in the current climate -- >> you said and have said you cannot be a good christian and be silent and yet there are so many particular white evangelical christians who have been silent and as you say a lot of the white evangelical christians, i know this from talking to people about the issue are afraid to speak up, is that the bottom line for you that you cannot be a good christian and stay silent? >> i think there is a mandate, the jesus of the spirit of the lord god is upon to preach to the brokenhearted and divide up the wounds of the brokenhearted, i don't think you can see someone bleeding and walk across the other side of the

of america is so intrinsically christian that effectively it should be christianity that's informing the national dialogue more than any other state so you have this curious thing the treaty of tripoli that says this is a secular state we can get on with muslims we go with anybody and you have modern evangelicals who are saying effectively we think that it should be christianity and a christian concept those of that is in form in the national dialogue and this informing the for the formation of america morality when britain is in bombing libya probably unaware of the treaty of tripoli to honor it it peo said at one point god sent trump to protect israel from iran you kept on mentioning israel the new israel how did you see the deal of the century and the streams of d.n.a. in. the deal of the century and that's where the trouble ministration is. israel is quite a fascinating concept within if you like the puritan d.n.a. contribution in one sense american puritans and they fed this into the d.n.a. if you like saw themselves as being like an american israel so in always being a replacem

the christian case for trump. it just came out this year. ralph reed, thank you for spending two hours with our viewers on book tvs in-depth. >> happy to do it. i've been a fan and a friend of c-span or about as long as you guys have been around. it is some of the best television out there. thanks for all you do and for having me. >> but tv continues now on cspan2, television for serious readers : activists about investing in education, jobs, homes and other fundamental to keep us safe

as a christian to make aer difference as a citizen. so i lay all of this out in a couple of chapters in for god and country. if you want to study it more, it is in that book. steven let's go back to marion colfax, california. mary please go ahead. >> caller: thank you syrup or it is an honor to speak with you mr. reed. i am a christian, i was also a single mother. and i have several questions. one is you believe the women who have had abortions should be punished? in my second question is where is the christian church on helping take care of the single mothers? i'll take my question off the air and thank you very much. >> host: hey mary could you very quickly give us your views on those two questions? >> caller: i was married and a single mother side bothtu situations. i could not feed the children i had. and i got pregnant very easy, even on birth control. so i don't know, that is why i'm asking the pastor. and then i asked the church several times for help. and they denied me, every time because i smoke cigarettes. sue and arik that'

as a christian to make a difference as a citizen. i lay all of this out in couple of chapters in "for god and country" and if you want to study it more, it's in that book. host: let's go back to mary, in colfax california. mary, please go ahead to. caller: thank you, sir. it's an honor to speak with you, mr. reed. i am a christian and i was also a single mother and i have several questions. one, do you believe who have had abortions should be punished? my second question is where's the christian church on helping take care of these single mothers? i will take my question off the air. thank you very much. host: mary, can you quickly give us your view on those two questions? caller: i was married and was a single mother, so i had both situations. i could not feed the children i had, and i got pregnant very easy even on birth control, so i don't know. that's why i'm asking the pastor. i just ask the church several times for help and they denied me every time because they said i smoked cigarettes. host: that's mary in colfax, california.

talking about the markets, the is christian -- miller -- christian mueller-glissmann, goldman sachs -- are we going to see markets range bound until the u.s. election? christian: you might remember last time we spoke we said entering the summer that we might be stuck in a bit of a flat range we called it at the time. i think that has been pretty much the case. clearly the u.s. had a phenomenal summer, but part of that has unwound. do your earlier comments, the s&p is entering correction territory, but if you look the stoxx 600, only down 4.5% from june. the u.s. has been a bit of an outlier because of the tech rally in august. net-net you have been flat. i think it is unlikely you will break out of this range until the market is embracing the transition from policy support to actual growth recovery. the problem is the transition is very difficult because not only are using a second wave of the virus in europe and also the vaccine news flow is getting more challenging, but you have the fiscal and monetary stimulus disappointing. you have the fiscal side disappointing. you have the fed

this is another case of jerry falwell junior with christianity this or that if anyone damages christianity it is people like him and jerry falwell junior that's all i've got to say about that. >> everything i said about joe biden wasid true. i know the caller didn't like what i had to say and certainly joe biden doesn't want people like me to tell the truth about his recorde t. but i know joe biden. i worked with him when he was chairman of the judiciary committee. actually testified before his committee on behalf of a law we were supporting at the christianng coalition to make the vandalism or burning of the church a federal crime that had to go through his committee. and i know that the joe biden i knew then in the 19 nineties supported the hyde amendment supported taxpayer funding of elective abortion under the medicaid program. to protect people of faith from being required to subsidize which is the taking of an innocent human life and supported that is usuped senatoi think 36 years and then he ysupported it eight years as vice president. he supported it twice as a presidentialid candi

gathering is the biggest community of christian fundamentalist philanthropists in the united states. only and so with this movie we are able to be the trojan horse in a sense going into a crowd say guess what life's about our sins and stop. us. and scott is his start and that's really what this has been all. well i was surprised that he would use the word chosen horse even at. a conference such as out of a joke or christian donors i was surprised that he went that far to say it minute that is his that invisible children was. perpetrating some some deceit. is it's. truth. so i. can't comment on what jason might have not said but i can say very calm down we are in no way a religiously affiliated organization. all of this was funded by an army of young people who put their money toward their belief in the value of all human life they gave a few dollars a month of what little they have. there from the comes from young people who give a few of those a month. as invisible children became better and better known they were able to get small donations by by presenting themselves as more or le

the family or the fellowship as it's known is the oldest and arguably the most influential christian conservative political organization in the united states. the organization the furs and perry very low profile the more invisible you can make your organization the longtime leader and on the same the more influence it will have he liked to refer to it as the christian mafia. located close to congress this unremarkable red brick building belongs to the fellowship. its members meet here in private to talk about jesus and business. but it won't open its doors to outsiders. its membership was not for the masses they weren't doing any big revivals it was for congressmen business leaders government leaders and they play a major part and facilitating us relationships with authoritarian figures around the world that's what they admire this they when they look at christ they don't see a model for love or compassion primarily they see strength. because they're then be more id. we'll recruit for the fellowship then the autocrats know where he moves have any. call for a terry and vehemently homo

christiane id's is heading for home board city center. he hopes to help make some contacts there to the french about 25 friends. tonight there's a gathering where people will eat burgers and play billiards. with total strangers . and civilians are registering is one thing going is another you have an accounting to go but you must set off and dare try it. but even in the real world social media has a big influence. some people post their entire lives on instagram you think how awesome they're doing great every day they're on vacation or doing core stuff but it depends whether you like to influence you or not if you say ok i'm jealous or if you view things rationally and say stupid to be true. to date there's little reliable data on how social media is changing our relationships but a us study found that people who use social media for more than 2 hours a day were twice as likely to feel lonely as people who used it for less than 30 minutes per day. in my business sure the problem with most of the studies on this topic is that we can't tell

the family or the fellowship as it's known is the oldest and arguably the most influential christian conservative political organization in the united states. the organization the furs and perry very low profile the more invisible you can make your organization the longtime leader and on the same the more influence it will have he liked to refer to it as the christian mafia. located close to congress this unremarkable red brick building belongs to the fellowship. its members meet here in private to talk about jesus and business. but it won't open its doors to outsiders. its membership was not for the masses they weren't doing any big revivals it was for congressmen business leaders government leaders and they play a major part and facilitating u.s. relationships with authoritarian figures around the world that's what they admire this they when they look at christ they don't see a model of love or compassion primarily they see strength. could there then be a more i do. he'll recruit for the fellowship then the autocrats know where he moves have any. call for a terry and vehemently hom

. >> certainly, the relationship of the evangelical christianity, white evangelical christianity, their embrace of the president, their seemingly unfeeling embrace of the president no matter what is a story that needs to be examined and questioned. >> at about 81% of them still. >> he seems to fight for their causes. regardless of his inability to tell the truth, his absolutely immoral immigration policies, his misogyny, there seems to be very little that will separate him from his base and his religious base. >> christianity today article seemed to push back on it. >> just at the end of the year mark galli said,,. trust matters. how can we trust this person? a lot of the leg evangelical voices came back and said um yeah, but look what he has done for us us. the judges he has appointed. is standing to be antiabortion. this is the best president we have ever had. >> deal? >> i think along the same lines. i think impeachment and how much time has been spent dealing with the issues of impeachment. and think about dartmouth over -- dr. martin luther king and talking about how important char

gathering is the biggest community of christian fundamentalists philanthropists in the united states. doesn't own when it and so with this movie we are able to be the trojan horse in a sense going into a rout saying guess what life's about our sins and stop. by . and scott's his start and best believe that one has to. well i was surprised that he would use the word chosen horse even at. a conference such as that of a joker christian donors i was surprised that he went that far to it minute that is is that they visible children was. perpetrating some some deceit. is it it's. it's true. so i. can't comment on what jason might have not said but i can tell you we are in no way a religiously affiliated organization. all of this was funded by an army of young people who put their money toward their belief in the value of all human life they gave a few dollars a month of what little they have. to funding comes from young people who give a few of those a month. as invisible children became better and better known they were able to get small donations by by presenting themselves as more or les

like christiane many people feel lonely and isolated after a move. germany's federal statistical office says each year 6 percent of the population moves home. christiane works on his own out in the field with no colleagues for companionship. funking it at 1st i spent many nights sitting at home on the sofa. because i didn't know where to go to meet people just couldn't summon the energy to find out finish the noida. christiane adi says apartment is located in southern humble work in the antics of a single family home. originally he planned to move in with his long term girlfriend but then they broke up. i think i'm someone who doesn't much like being alone. but i'm trying to enjoy the single life and learning to deal with it even though it's quite an adjustment and not so easy in this office. in france i just feel so lonely and socially isolated as i live off the beaten path with sam a bit depressed because i just miss people human contact and image of conduct. but how can you find new friends when it's not easy to meet other singles in his neighborh

attacking christianity is the point of this. why do they hate christianity?ecause at its core, christianity is a threat to the left because it is acknowledges authority higher than the tick of a producdemocratic national . duringst her first confirmation hearing, the dogma lives in you. that mayba be her dogma may be more powerful and enduring than the democratic party's dogma. the very idea of that is deeply offensive to them. watch mazie hirono explained that attacks on barrett's personal faith are fair game. >> of course i will question judge barrett under oath because she has a very closely held views that will impact a woman's right to choose. the issue is whether or not her closely held views on issues such as affordable care act, abortion rights, can be separated from her ability to be a fair and objective justice. >> tucker: closely held views. remember that phrase. that's their new euphemism for christianity. they don't even f want to say te word. on saturday, a guy called abram kennedy, the best selling author very famous antiracist boston universit

you are this reborn christian?re and lie about it. >> the truth was at that point police could only prove patterns of behavior, patterns that tony insisted he broke when he became a born-again christian. really? the detectives set up a trap and asked him it has fingerprints could possibly be found on a real estate flyer. >> have you ever handled a real estate flyer for a house for sale in west austin? >> no. >> then your fingerprints shouldn't be on it? >> correct. >> even as tony insisted otherwise they already received the test results from the real estate flyer saved by that woman. >> thank you lord, tony russo's fingerprints were positively on that flyer. >> what happens? >> well, we knew it was him. we just weren't able to put him anywhere. now we had him. >> true. they had him recently in the home of a woman who was terrified by his behavior. but they didn't have him in diane holi k's house. to get that they needed time. they were worried if he would run. then the prosecutor had a idea. that was a lie. and ly

we all have equal value, all lives matter, that's the christian message.nk you. >> thank you. >> tucker: with plated tape for you last night of disgrace lawyer siena talk show host talking in a pretty unguarded way and we have some news tonight from within cnn. they didn't like it. we will tell you why. ♪ gives us confidence. they help us with achievable steps along the way... ...so we can spend a bit today, knowing we're prepared for tomorrow. wow dad, do you think you overdid it maybe? i don't think so... what do you think, peanut? nope! honey, do you think we overdid it? overdid what? see? we don't think so, son. technically, grandparents can't overdo it. it's impossible. well planned, well invested, well protected. voya. be confident to and through retirement. ♪ >> tucker: last night, we played you tape of a conversation between disgraced, followed lawyer michael cohen and his good pal cnn anchor chris comeau. in the tape you heard cuomo complain that reporters have been trying to find women who have accused cuomo of sexual harassment, barely touching

why do they hate christianity, at its core, christianity is a threat to the left because it acknowledgesn authority higher than the democratic national committee. when dianne feinstein told amy coney barrett during her first confirmation hearing three years ago, that "the dogma lives loudly with a neo." what she meant is that barrett's dogma might be more powerful and enduring than the democratic party's dogma. the idea of that is deeply offensive to them. the single person to serve in the senate, attacking on barrett's personal faith is fair game. >> i will question judge barrett under oath and other views because she has been very closely held views that will impact a woman's right to choo choose. the issue is whether or not her closely held views on issues such as affordable care act, abortion rights, can be separated from her ability to be a fair and objective justice. >> tucker: closely held views. remember that phrase, the new euphemism for christianity. they don't want to say the word. on saturday, a guy calle attacky barrett and her husband for the sin of adopting children from h

i am a white southern christian people on - - things tend to work out for me and many have themselves a story for a long time that slavery was not at the center of our national story or was not the cause of the civil war but now we have to do now and ever more using the power of reason to guide what we do john adams said facts are stubborn things we do not confront that passed with allies and for heart then we are not being true to the promise of the revolution that's what i say to my more red state friends is if you want to be true to what you say you want to be true to the american revolution and our tradition the new have to be true to the work of your mind and the evidence of your eyes glad it's best that is a jeffersonian tradition. there was the tradition of john lewis of doctor king and frederick douglass who said he knew of no so i better adapted to the growth of reform then americans serial think about that he said he could think of no so will better adapted to the growth and form then americans serial it will only be that way if the nutrients include reason and a capacity to

a politicalfallout, christian, from hairdresserslj christian, from hairdressers.” a lwa ys christian,'s come under fire from her opponents when she was pictured without a mask over her face. there is also technically a ban on such services indoors in the californian city. ms pelosi was then forced to defend her actions at a testy press conference. i take responsibility for trusting the word of the neighbourhood salon that i've been to over the years many times. when they said they were able to accommodate people one person at a time, and that we could set up that time, i trusted that. as it turns out, it was a set up, so i take responsibility for falling for a setup. a political gift. of course, this is political christmas for the president. he's been tweeting: wow. nonstop at the white house. she has been... it's interesting for someone has been... it's interesting for someone who is a consumer a politician, very rarely makes a political misstep, to go be filmed, although apparently the salon had been taking people the whole time since april on a one—on—one basis. it was not new, it

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not baptize christians in their home country.but since all the indentured and poor are from europe, there christian since the slaves are originally from their own country and seen as someone africa well, they are going to be susceptible to being enslaved so as black nist is increasingly circumscribed within the parameters of slavery what is happening to whiteness at this time? what is the corollary? in the conditions of whiteness are expanding but you also might say there are narrowing because remember three of those crosses that i just mentioned between parents of racial groups and three of them are going to net you a black child. only one is going to get your white child and that is the cross between the whites and in fact, what you see also is prescriptions and laws emerging that prohibits intermarriage between black and white which happened in colonia virginia and elsewhere. but now what you see is lies policing whites in terms of who they canary. if you marry a person of color, you'll be vanished from the colony and so what

, no arrests among the christians.: in seattle, rochester, all of these police chiefs recently resigned. many are african-american so how do you fix this. police feel they are not getting support from city council leaders in seattle. >> there is no benefit of the doubt to any police officer, they jump on the bandwagon from grainy cell phone video and say we know the truth of this person's guilt, you have to wait for the investigation because we keep finding out awful things about the people who are going to be victims. we found out with jacob blake that he was an accused sexual assault perpetrator and a lot of other things in his background, he may have been about to sexually assault her had just sexually assaulted a person. we find out these horrible things, people being held up as martyrs. >> donald trump has made the law and order message very clear, joe biden is jumping on that bandwagon. who is winning that message in court? >> i think the president is winning that war because people think polling is the only reas

christiane id's is heading for home board city center. he hopes to help make some contacts there through the friendship about 25 friends. tonight there's a gathering where people will eat burgers and play billiards. with total strangers . and some elders are registering is one thing you are going as another you have an accounting to go but you must set off and dare try and. but even in the real world social media has a big influence. some people post their entire lives on instagram you think how awesome they're doing great every day they're on vacation or doing call stuff but it depends whether you like to influence you or not if you say ok i'm jealous or a few things rationally and say stupid to be true. to date there's little reliable data on how social media is changing our relationships but the us study found that people who use social media for more than 2 hours a day were twice as likely to feel lonely as people who used it for less than 30 minutes per day. in my is the sure the problem with most of the studies on this topic is that

gathering is the biggest community of christian fundamentalists philanthropists in the united states. only need and so with this movie we are able to be the trojan horse in a sense going into a route say guess what lifestyle our friends and. us. and scots start and that's really what this was all. well i was surprised that he would use the word choice in horse even at. a conference such as that of a joker christian donors i was surprised that he went that far to it minute that is is that they visible children was. perpetrating some some deceit. as it's. true. so i. can't comment on what jason might have not. a very common we are in no way a religiously affiliated organization. all of this was funded by an army of young people who put their money toward their belief in the value of all human life they gave a few dollars a month of what little they have. their funding comes from young people who give a few of those a month. as invisible children became better and better known they were able to get small donations by by presenting themselves as more or less a secular. non-profit which wa

i wrote a book about von harper being a christian and the '30s, seeing the nazis do this.hey didn't say we want you to worship the devil, we are atheists. they would come in and effectively co-op the churches but force the churches to play along just enough so that slowly they could confuse people and take over. what we are seeing right now is exactly that. when you are using these kinds of terms, i want to say to every pastor, every christian in america, this is something. if you do not reject this with everything you have, you are bringing about the death of christian faith in america, which by the way, is the only hope for people who think racism is wrong. it is only the bible that says we are made in god's image. ask marxists if they believe in god's image. ask what did karl marx say about racist? he was a vicious racist, karl marx. they are just doing this to get power, they have no values, they couldn't care less about whether we are made in god's image, they don't believe in it. but they are using pastors like this and churches like this. listen, there are many good

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method an ice bath it's $28.00 degrees celsius outside the water is just 12 degrees it's the 1st time christian has tried. thank you. with these heart temperatures it's not bad. it's kim's 1st time to. think. wow it's cold. you're cold water causes all the blood vessels to constrict and then die later again afterwards helping to repair tiny tears in the muscles more quickly. the next day the pair get their results through godless of what type of school you do it always varies from one individual to another as to which recovery method helps best results for kim and a similar pedaling or jogging slowly proved to be the least effective. some but you know my argument is i'm floored him all through recovery methods help you but the most effective step like the ice bath was a bit better than the facial would have been my 2nd favorite ok christian 2 of the recovery methods worked i knew the ice bath was the best and that was what got the biggest improvement between before and after for how much less not bad that was the impression i had to endure you know that christians going to go out and purchase a

christian: christian: i've been quite surprised the market has not been more concerned about the lack on that front. until the end of july when the additional unemployment benefits to 50 states in 30 unemployment benefits were higher than the median salary. we have seen quite a nice rebound in the labor market, but i think that will start slowing. we saw the savings rate increase. now households are eating through their savings and there will be a tipping point where household balance sheet destruction starts in earnest. those cracks have been paved over so far. there will be a tipping point where the market becomes concerned about that. there is a consensus anything coming before the election is unwise at this stage. that is another factor why think the coming weeks will prove increasingly tricky for the markets to keep the glass half-full view of the world. alix: then what do you do? do you buy gold? christian: i like gold. i have for some time. i am certainly a subscriber to the fact we are seeing a general debasement of currency. that has been priced into an extent, but even on a

like christiane many people feel lonely and isolated after a move. germany's federal statistical office says each year 6 percent of the population moves home. christiane works on his own out in the field with no colleagues for companionship. funking it at 1st i spent many nights sitting at home on the sofa. because i didn't know where to go to meet people mistake i couldn't summon the energy to find out from the noida. audiences apartment is located in southern humble in the enix of a single family home. originally he planned to move in with his long term girlfriend but then they broke up. i think i'm someone who doesn't much like being alone. but i'm trying to enjoy the single life and learning to deal with it even though it's quite an adjustment and not so easy in this office. at 1st i just feel so lonely and socially isolated as i live off the beaten path. i'd say i'm a bit depressed because i just miss people human contact the end of it you conduct . but how can you find new friends when it's not easy to meet other singles in his neighborhood whi

not baptized christians in their home country. not baptized christians in their home country. but since all of the indentured and poor are from europe, they are christian. since the slaves are originally from somewhere in africa, well, they will be susceptible to being. so as blackness is increasingly circumscribed within the parameters of slavery, what's happening to whiteness at this time? what is the corollary? matt? >> the conditions of whiteness are expanding. >> the conditions of whiteness are expanding, but you could also say they are narrowing. remember that three of those crosses that i mentioned a parent of different groups, three of them are going to net you a black child. only one is going to get you a white child and that is the cross between whites. in fact, what you see also is prescriptions and laws emerging that prohibit intermarriage between black and white. that happened in colonial virginia and elsewhere. but now what you see is laws policing whites in terms of who they can marry. if you marry a person of color

, active christians and fellow travelling christians.i undertook a special look at a marvellous book widely forgotten called "difficulties." what happened in 1933 arnold lund, later sir arnold lund, famous at that time as a mountaineer, as an explorer, as a philosopher, as a historian, found himself up against the kind of a fellow travelling christian, he couldn't convince himself he ought to go all the way so he thought -- and this was a fear in arnold lund because he so often activated impulses of this kind. he wrote the most prominent theologian in england, arnold knox. he had been at oxford. he became a catholic somewhere along the line so he invited father knox to explore with him publicly certain publicly certain difficulties he had with religion, how can human beings, for instance, be-- how can they exercise free will while god is omniscient. he said what do you think happened when christ told peter he would be betrayed three times the next morning. peter, we acknowledge, had free will when he nevertheless proceeded to betray him.

in for christians.i undertook a special lock at a marvelous book wildly forgot to include difficulties. what happened is 1933, famous at that time as a mountaineer and explorer come as a philosopher in the historic, found himself up against a kind of fellow traveling posture. he couldn't quite convince himself that he ought to go all the way to default and he spoke often activated the impulses of this kind is at the root that than most prominent young theologian in england. he had been in episcopal minister at oxford. he became a catholic somewhere along the line he invited father knocks to explore certain difficulties that he had with religion. how can human beings, for instance, how can they exercise free will while god is a messy g and he said what do you think happened when christ told peter that he would be betrayed to three times the next morning. peter acknowledged we have free will and he proceeded. that was one of the separate difficulties in which the two exchanges in the magnificent essays, s

how does christian doctrine become christian since we don't have a supreme court?the answer, of course is in my church, done as a result of an evolution, wonderfully described by newman, wrote the chapter on my nephew, this is for five years ago, he'd been there as a monk for 15 years and one doesn't quite know when is that one is beckoned to become a priest. many want to become a priest so 100 of his friends and nephews and brothers and sisters were there. i gave him, the night he was admitted into the order of questioner, which i batted out on my wordprocessed, there's a visit which i did three or four years ago, the newest story is so dramatic that the implications are very often neglected. people simply don't quite understand what happened there. the miracles are very few and highly numbered. no enterprise is bound to the success is somebody as a cure. those who have a cure are supposed to have a barrage of medications that can't possibly be survived by anyone who's taking anything but the visitor has an effect which is difficult to describe. i'm reminded of th

christian, thank you very much, indeed. >> thank you.ry: democrats say absolutely no, and the media join them in saying there's no evidence of significant widespread abuse of the mail-in voting system. is that right? >> it's dead wrong. first of all, we know that vote by mail disenfranchises voters. the post office only has a success rate goal of 96% on-time delivery. that's 4% failure. it would have been 120 electoral votes in states with a 4% margin in 2016. so vote by mail disebb franchises people. they get rejected. that's the first problem. the second problem is it cranks in vulnerability into the election. i don't want to put the fate of the country into the hands of the people who regularly deliver me my neighbor's a mail. this is not how we're supposed to elect people. we should have transparency in the process. that's what's good about voting in person, because you can monitor what's happening. government officials are on the scene to fix errors. when you vote by mail, it's done in people's living room, it's done in the kitchen,

it is relevant because we have this thing called cancel culture and of christians don't watch it theyling christianity as well because a lot of our pastors, bishops, priests are laying right over, they let their churches being burned, how do we know that, it's right there in the news, statues being ripped down, they don't say anything. i watched a movie bill gibson did, braveheart, the english the bad guys against the scots with the real bad guys were the guys that were collaborating. that is why we are in this situation. we can't go to churches, we can't go into our church because you could get contaminated. why are we on airplanes which i have friends that have committed suicide, i have 7 buddies who lost 7 of their friends committing suicide. would have helped to be able to get into a church especially during this time? absolutely and is a good for mental illness? yes it is, and so the collaborators, this is where the presentation starts, you've got to have guys inside your faith that won't stand up to the governors, they will not stand up to the mayors and that is why the gospels