host: defined the term christian nationalism. guest: christian nationalism is a quest for power.he idea that some people belong more than others in this country, namely white protestant christians. it has a long history but it is the idea that we insist on being a christian nation and so some people have more privilege than others. it goes completely against the constitution, which actually says there is no established religion, so everybody from any different faith, tradition, or any different belief should have equal rights and equal say in how we the people will govern and how e pluribus unum, all of us matter, and not one tradition. you're seeing right now a christian nationalists viewpoint which is really running the show. host: led by who specifically? guest: faith leaders across the country but the problem is it is actually just is. religious leaders, but also government leaders, elected officials. people like ron desantis who will use the bible talking about ephesians and saying we are putting on our armor of god against the left, when actually in the bible it says the de

announcer: and now, "bbc news" christian: hello, i'm christian fraser. "the context." >> seems to me a lot of countries around the world like to express concern about gaza and the palestinian people but very few are willing to do anything about it. >> the whole idea that we are going to build into the riviera of the gaza strip, looking like miami beach or something like that, is not going to happen. >> egypt again today rejecting any notion of forcibly rejecting palestinians from gaza, resettled in egypt or jordan. >> applauded by his loyal supporters as you might expect but met with else -- outrage elsewhere not only because of the clear breach of international law but also the impracticality. christian: we are told not to take him literally. some thought his advisers were walking it back but today donald trump doubled down on his plan to occupy gaza. the israeli defense minister is preparing a plan for the palestinians to leave with a warning to arab states, they need to step up. we will get reaction from egypt's former prime minister and donald trump

christian: in what way?hey say different slices of his message, then first they said clearly that the u.s. is going for peace through strength. and of course he was also saying that europe needs to do more. we couldn't agree more. we have said that many times, yes, europe needs to do more than 2%, what we are spending on defense today is not enough. his message regarding their membership, we have to read very carefully what he said. he was clearly saying that the outcome of the peace negotiations cannot be the membership in nato. so we have to still be in a position that the decision we have made in washington, that there will be the possibility for ukraine to be in nato, is still an option. also when we talk about the peace negotiations, then of course we all understand that in the short perspective, it is obviously very difficult for ukraine to take back all of the territories. but sometimes also we have seen from history that it might take time. estonia was occupied for 50 years. germany was disunited for

christian: hello, i'm christian fraser.e context." >> we had a statement from hamas, a spokesperson saying they would plan -- remember this is only monday -- but plan to postpone the next phase of hosted releases which would have been due this saturday. pres. trump: we will build safe communities a little bit away from where they are, from where all the danger is. in the meantime, i would own this. think of it as a real estate development for the future. >> him saying they would not have a right to return fits with other statements made about involvement with the palestinians, saying it would be permanent relocation in his language. ♪ christian: the guys are cease fire is in trouble. hamas today has unilaterally withdrawn from the agreement with barely half of the israeli hostages returned. tonight, the israeli security cabinet has met to consider their response. we will bring you their reaction from jerusalem and washington. tonight, more tariffs. donald trump will impose a 25% tariff on steel and aluminum imports coming i

christian: they were already going.s of tariffs today, there will be a sigh of relief in mexico city. how damaging would this be if they were imposed on the mexican economy? >> very damaging but i cannot emphasize enough, the north american region is so integrated, it would have been devastating to the united states. it would have hurt the very industries that trump is trying to protect. you cannot differentiate between a mexican car and an american car. these cars are made in north america. had they put these tariff on, you would have basically had taxes on those parts of the american cars. mexicans were worried, of course, but the united states would have suffered so much as well. christian: the car industry is apoplectic about these tariffs, because as you point out, not just in mexico but in canada as well, some of these parts that go into finished cars go back and forth several times, and each time they go back and forth , presumably, they would be subject to tariffs. >> even things that are not quite american, mex

is structured around christian holidays and the christian seasons.i think we need to recognize that there is no widespread anti-christian bias in our society. it's a bit absurd to claim that when a religious community or identity makes up two thirds of the population, they are somehow being persecuted by the minority. what we find around the world, though, is that oftentimes when you have religious nationalist movements like the hindu nationalist movement in india or the buddhist nationalist movement in myanmar, majority groups will often claim that they are being persecuted, but that then can become a pretext for them persecuting actual minority groups. it's striking that, given the widespread realities of anti-semitism and islamophobia and, as you said, mosques and synagogues tend to be have more attacks than churches per capita. there's no task force on rooting out anti-semitism and islamophobia. instead, this is enshrining christian privilege in our society. >> okay, so in this context, then, how donald trump might use the sense of persecution, p

and so when he talks about anti-christian bias, he's not talking about christianity at large.s not talking about me or mainstream christianity, which includes the episcopalians, the catholics, the lutherans, the quakers, even, even even the the lds church has come out and said, we actually need to be able to do our ministry without being attacked by the government. and so what we're seeing now is actually a small group of people who have gained power and, and are trying to create a privileged class of belief. and that's what christian nationalism is, is that some people have a privileged class of they are christian. they are they have a certain viewpoint on power, and they have their their guy in the white house, and he is paying them back with giving them all kinds of christian privilege with this new eo, which is actually very biased against the majority of christian folks. >> it's an important discussion going forward. reverend paul brandeis, raushenbush, we appreciate you being here. >> thank you. >> thank you, kate. >> this morning, the nfl has confirmed that a protester

but you're right, our thats are christian. >> yeah.what the founding fathers were worried about, they were worried that government was going to the get involved in church, right if that's why the establishment clause. the government should not establish a religion -- rachel: right. as they did in england. >> and also we should not enact any law that's going to prohibit, the free exercise of religion. so the founding fathers were more concerned about government getting in the way of our religious practice. rachel: yes. >> and i think what president trump is saying is let's make sure that's not happening today in new ways which cultural elites are actually keeping us from being involved in society if we are the a majority. rachel: and even outside of our country we've covered the christian persecution around the world a lot on this show in particular, and they will tell you every, every person who has been involved in that fight to protect christians who aring being persecuted, number one religion persecuted in the world is christianity

at her sentencing, the judge mocked her christian faith.nd exactly two weeks ago was my honor to grant paulet and other persecuted christians, a full and unconditional pardon. we got them out of there. you know, those pardons, so clean, nobody so clean as paulette in this whole room. she just was -- she got a little lucky, didn't she? she got lucky i won that election. but she was going to be in there a long time, right, paulette? i want to thank you for being here. thank you very much. enjoy your life. to confront such weaponization and religious persecution today i'm signing an executive order to make our attorney general, who is a great person, she's going to be a great attorney general, pam bondi. the head of a task force, brand-new, to eradicate christian bias, about time, right? never heard of that one before, right? it's about time isn't it, really? so many times you hear but you don't hear the anti-christian bias, the mission of this task force will be to immediately halt all forms of anti-christian targeting and discrimination with

christian fashion. because they have this warped, perverted biblical view of christ returning and the rapture, which isn't even in the bible. and i mean that is core. if you really examine is pretty anti semitic, but they, i think even israel has realized that the younger generation of jews are lost cause and so there they have wedded themselves to the christians. honest people like mike huckabee is about to become the ambassador or the un and basset or understand they're not alone. i mean they're so, but that's what, that's a naked kind of fascism. we didn't get into israel's distortions itself. it is, it does a pro fascist system. yes. yahoo! label, woods, you know, the great is really floss for kind of saw it coming. and you know, nothing. yahoo is not stupid, nothing. yeah. he's pretty evil, but he's not stupid. he said, everybody thinks the world is moving towards that kind of enlightenment and no waiting. that's why bills relationships with autobahn and others is know, it's moving towards this kin

such as zionism or christian nationalism, and even that term is ironic because christian nationalism as it is described really doesn't have much to do with christianity. host: that is mike in indiana. guest: i think mike is making a really good point, and i really appreciate that. like, how do we really go deep into our faith, understand that that is our commitment, and really focus our lives about our commitment to jesus christ. i appreciate that. it always does have political implications because somehow, we live in community, none of us are isolated alone in the corner. we are all around one another, and here is the real point. i want christians like myself to express their full christianity, and many things we are going to disagree about. like, you don't have to -- i would love for you to accept all lgbtq people. you don't have to. if you personally don't embrace that, but recognize that there are other people who do, and other faith traditions that also do. and everyone has a right to live freely, to love, to pray, and to be who they are called to be in america. that is an ameri

what about non-christians? does religious freedom do the founders understanding of religious freedom include non christians as well? and here i point the viewers to washington's letter to the hebrew congregation of newport, rhode island. this is august 1790. i mean, to my mind, one of the most beautiful and important letters in american and this is washington and knew what he was doing. he was writing a letter to this congress just to the --, but writing a letter. he knew that it was really to all americans, for all americans, see. and it says, look, for all those of any religion who all abide by the principles of human equality, the government by consent, we can all be fellow citizens. so america is the can be a home for the jewish people. and this is the spirit of the founding and that goes for non as well. we can agree on the principles of human on natural rights and then i said before that makes us fellow citizens and we can agree on the principles of religious freedom and. i think that's the very best of a

everybody whether you are a christian, a jew, muslim or no faith. religious liberty is not what we know about legal safeguards but about fostering a culture in which faith can thrive so men and women can appreciate and respect the god-given rights of their fellow citizens, because one of the wonderful paradockses in religion connecting us to the universal, it deepens our commitment to the neighbors and obligations to one another and individual communities that all of us call home. i know that many of you came from all over our country. and i know that many of you know that i come from a poor part of our country. in growing up, my family and i weren't regular church goers. my grandmother was a faithful woman but skeptical of institutional religion and rarely attended sunday services. whether it was her or later with my father to his church in western ohio and now as a member of my own congregation i was struck by what i saw. my grandma once told me that in the area of eastern kentucky, even the apass pallians were snake handlers. church was a place a

as i understand christianity, that's really not christianity's message at all. right. but it's a kind of way in which christianity has been swallowed by a kind of s no nationalism. and i think we see in judaism, tragically, in certain jewish communities, a similar dynamic in which allegiance to this state and its project of jewish domination over palestinian is actually considered to be more important than certain core principles of judaism itself. again, the core principle that all human beings are created in the age of god, and there are therefore all human beings have inherent value and dignity. yeah. and, and going back to what you said about poor him, the moral you say is that it's not just the danger, gentiles to jews is the danger of the jews bows to gentiles. but as you write about this, you had to preface the book with the threats range against you for thinking the way you do about the goals and genocide as well. i wouldn't say threats. i mean, i, i live compared to certainly people in guys a and many other people around the world and even towards compared to

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and other agencies, in addition to task force we will work to fully prosecute anti-christian violence and vandalism in our society and to move heaven on earth to defend the rights of christians and religious believers, nationwide. >> those not in the constitution, democrats are denouncing the president's remarks and action suggesting he is violating their principal of separation of church and state. >> this is been something they have been going for for a long time and enables them to indoctrinate, diffuse their particular religion with our government. in ways that would make our founders role on their grave. >> he continues to pilot the executive orders and actions with 54 already, and the trump 100 day mark does not even come to the end of april well on his way to breaking that mark set by fdr. pause the deadline for tonight's doj buyout offers for federal workers, that deadline extended we are told at least until mondays 2:00 p.m. hearing. >> trace: be we'll talk about that, live for us in d.c., thank you let's bring in california assemblywoman alexandra,. thank you for coming on.

these are central christian teachings and have been so from the beginning. what are we to think of the resurrection? why do we believe in it? is it difficult to come to that belief? what is it like to live in that belief? here with us to discuss the resurrection is a scholar, teacher, and priest, father john becher. after this brief break, please rejoin father becher and me to delve more deeply into the resurrection of christ. >>> hello and welcome to mosaic. with me today is father john becher. bottcher, i just learned how to pronounce it. you have a fantastic resume. you have more abbreviations after your name than most people have. he is not only a scholar of the bible but a physicist and experimental scientist. so what seeing here is ba in physics from uc berkeley, from the school of theology, and an essenia of sacred teology from the university in rome and a doctorate of theology from the same institution. you began with a ba in physics in caland worked in the semi conductor industry in paolo alto and i think that was when you experienced a conversion t

anti-christian bias., right? anti-christian bias. never heard of that one before, right but it's about time, isn't it though, really? so many. so many times you hear but you don't hear the anti-christian bias. the mission of this task force will be to immediately halt all forms of anti-christian targeting and discrimination within the federal government including at the d.o.j., which was absolutely terrible. i.r.s., f.b.i., terrible and other agencies. in addition to task force, we'll work to fully prosecute anti-christian violence and vandalism in our society and move heaven and earth to defend the rights of christians and r real -- religious people nationwide. this is the first time you've had it. if we don't have real religious liberty we don't have a country. that man is happy, stand up and let me see. why are you so happy? you love paula, right? oh, so you know what we're talking about better than anybody, yeah. you will have a great new ambassador to lebanon. yes, thank you very much. thank you. tha

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the head of a task force brand new to eradicate anti-christian bias. the mission of this task force will be to immediately halt all forms of anti-christian targeting and discrimination within the federal government, including at the doj, which was absolutely terrible. the irs, the fbi, terrible, and other agencies. >> now, this is all part of the trump administration really elevating christian conservatives here. josie, as you know, the president, when he took office, pardoned several anti-abortion protesters. and just yesterday he signed that executive order banning transgender athletes and women's sports. they say. >> and, vaughn, you've. >> been on capitol hill. >> this week. >> how close are the white. >> house and. >> the republican. >> party to finalizing. >> their. >> common agenda? >> right. >> it seems a little far off here at this point, and that's largely because of the distinction between the house and the senate on who will first move forward with their own budget. and for senator durbin, the democrat here is behind us here. and in large p

we do have abc7 news weather anchor spencer christian. up next with your accuweather forecast.> the prettiest of days outside for some golf, but some of the play was as beautiful as it gets. highlights from round three of the at&t pebble beach pr with the way that pg&e handled the wildfires. yeah. yeah. i totally, totally understand. we're adding a ton of sensors. as soon as something comes in contact with the power line, it'll turn off so that there's not a risk that it's gonna fall to the ground and start a fire. okay. and i want you to be able to feel the improvements. we've been able to reduce wildfire risk from our equipment by over 90%. that's something i want to believe. [skateboard sounds] for several hours now out of the east bay, where contra costa the fire is responding to a massive fire at the martinez refining plant right now. huge clouds of smoke are just wafting through the area. there were flames as of about 30 minutes ago, and the air district is reporting likely smoke impacts downwind. a public health advisory is in place for martinez, along with parts of pach

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as i understand christianity, that's really not christianity's message at all. right. but it's a kind of way in which christianity has been swallowed by a kind of s no nationalism. and i think we see in judaism, tragically, in certain jewish communities, a similar dynamic in which the legions to this state and its project of jewish domination over palestinians is actually considered to be more important than certain core principles of judaism itself. and the palestinians of do live under military law in the west bank, which means they lack the most basic freedoms, the freedom to move, move the freedom of movement to freedom, right? to due process, the right to vote. it's colonial in a very simple sense in that palestinians are subjects palisades, in the west bank and gaza and most policy engine, east jerusalem are subjects of the state, but not citizens. they are under the control of the states, but they are not represented in its government. and i think that's a very simple definition of what of what colonialism needs the and to europe now protested in power is, has d

so let's get to weather anchor spencer christian, tracking the freezing temperatures and rain in the forecast. spence. >> okay, dion. we'll start with the freezing temperatures because it's going to be cold once again tonight and overnight. here's a look at our cold air alerts. we have a freeze warning and a frost advisory. both will be in effect from 1 a.m. to 9 a.m. tomorrow morning. now look at the area in purple, the area farther to the east. that's the area covered by the freeze warning. those locations may see temperatures drop as low as 26 degrees. the areas in blue closer to the coast are the areas covered by the frost advisory. those locations may see temperatures drop as low as 32 degrees. this will be the fourth consecutive day we've had these cold air alerts, and you can see that lows will be down to about 30 degrees overnight at livermore, santa rosa and even colder in the far north. so these are our forecast. headlines have shown you the frost and freeze alerts. next two days clouds will increase. rain arrives late tuesday and the rain will continue. more rain and wind

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that it's not against christians. it's just the christianity crusades. and what not the propagation of one, religion type of thing and then the plague, i don't know, it's kind of open to interpretation just to put the name alone. the i'm not an atheist living here in the desert. you find and you find spirituality all over the place, so you get really connected to a lot of things here. the look forward to talking to you all that technology should work for people. a robot must obey the orders given by human beings accept. we're so charters at conflict with the 1st law show your mind, anticipation, we should be very careful about our professional intelligence at the point, obviously is to create a trust rather than fit the various job with artificial intelligence. we have somebody in the payments the robot must protect this phone. existence was alexis the the, i'm actually under tendency and welcome back to going underground pool casting around the world from the heart of the middle east where hundreds of thousands of pa

and we're joined by abc seven news weather anchor spencer christian. spencer you have a breakdown of when this rain will start and when it's really going to get very strong. >> that's right kristen. it's not far away and the strongest parts of it will be felt before this evening is over. here's a look at the satellite radar composite image. you can see a little bit of a warm front lifting into the bay area, so temperatures tonight will be a bit milder than they have been of late. but as you can see behind that front, looking farther out to sea, there is a long plume of moisture here. come on, clicker, you got to be working. all right. stay with me. this happens so often here. i may have to move these manually if the clickers aren't working. so try one more time here and it's not. so i'll move it manually. behind that is a long plume of moisture. and it does even look like the computer over here is working right now. so we better get engineering down here because we're not able to move. these graphics are finally there's a movement okay. so you can see

and christian judeo judeo-christian values. >> we live in a we live. >> i thought that the ten commandmentshould be taught to kids in the schools. >> i mean. >> what about the war on christmas? >> and so? so there's prayer. >> we live. we live under a constitution. we live under laws. i was researching this before i came out. i read a headline from january 15th. quote, vatican cracks down on illegal entry into its territory. you've had a wall around it since the ninth century, and you have the most draconian immigration laws in europe. the lectures, i understand, as a matter of. >> the. >> pope has. >> invited migrants into the vatican to sleep and has cared for them within the walls of the vatican. they live. >> january 15th wasn't that long ago. >> we also have an order from. >> jesus was an undocumented. >> edward beck. thank you very much. read the bible. >> we get deported to. >> coming up next, our panel is going to give us their nightcaps and we will have a musical theme for you tonight. >> the boeing 747 has crashed in the lockerbie area. >> it was the largest. act of terrorism on t

that's pretty close to christian nationalism, because i also believe in nationalism. >> just let that sink in for a second. i also believe in nationalism. this man is now a top government official. vote explained his stance more thoroughly, by the way, in a 2021 essay for newsweek titled is there anything actually wrong with christian nationalism? yes, actually, in a nation where the very first line of the very first amendment to its constitution states very specifically and unambiguously quote, congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof. end quote. in his essay, vote wrote that christian nationalism is, quote, a commitment to an institutional separation between church and state, but not the separation of christianity from its influence on government and society. end quote. and about that, he is wrong, but he sure is powerful. although vote has only been, vote has only been a member of the new administration for a few days, his influence is already being felt in a number of ways. in addition to being the director of the

that's the plague of christianity that it's not against christians. it's just the christianity crusades and what not the propagation of one religion type of thing. and then the plague. i don't know, it's kind of open to interpretation just to put the name alone the i'm not an atheist living here in the desert. you find you find spirituality all over the place. so you get really connected to a lot of things here. the are you creating an officer is charged with terrorism volley moscow for is that part in for. busy in the attack on that curse region boarding school, russian authorities also allege the bombing was an attempt to draw attention away from the torture on the execution of civilians, by ts forces in nearby area. a warning distressing images. and you see a via the dph duty officer discovery. so russian troops on cover the parties have at least $22.00 locals. a part of the must occurred by ukrainian battalion also coming up on the program. the is really prime minister and puts a positive spin on the destruction up to 90 percent of gas and.

true christian. allen had heard that washington liberated people he enslaved personally. on his deathbed, which allen argued washington's christian virtue. this true deathbed action. allen made it possible for black protestants to mourn for washing. allen as a fellow christian who the immediate abolition of slavery in the united states. allen also hoped that the reburial of washington's corpse under the capitol would mean that, quote, a double portion of washington's spirit may on all the officers of government in the united states and that all that say my father, my father, the chariots, israel and the horsemen thereof, which is the whole of the american. quoting second kings, chapter two allen hoped that just as elisha had received elijah's spirit and mourned for god's old testament prophet lawmakers and all americans would receive washington's spirit and mourn for god's modern prophet over. the next year, the u.s. congress debated exactly how washington's corpse would be reburied in washington, d.

they're not un-christian. chris hayes not doesn't hate christianity. i hate christianity. me? it's always just me. yeah, well, i'm the one. stop giving credit to these other people. but it's also a black history month. the trump administration put out a proclamation all months matter. interesting. so i listened to this. oh, this is quite an administration to honor. black history month. apparently, they appointed a new undersecretary of public affairs who once tweeted, this is his quote. don't say i said it. it's a quote. he said, competent white men must be in charge if we want things to work. and if you don't believe me, look at the hindenburg. uh. wow. and then, of course, kanye joined the fun. and tweeted yesterday, i love hitler and i'm a nazi. either he's trolling or he's angling for a cabinet appointment. i don't know. all right, we got a great show. byron donalds is brave enough to be here. tara palmeri. well, mary. >> the boeing 747 has crashed in the lockerbie area. >> trying to find out the why of it became everything. >> nothing is what it seems in the lockerbie sto