these can be pious christians, christians influenced by christian ideas and i want to relay that aside for now. the second possible meaning, they were orthodox christians. let me say i devote an entire chapter to my book, there is no good reason to believe that most or many of american founders were, it's a case of jefferson, adam, franklin were not orthodox christian. but that's not the same thing of the idea that the term is defined included by mr. seidel in his book. i think there are great reasons to believe that many of them were orthodox christians and mini case we have to be careful about making that claim. i think the organizers of this debate have industry, scholars have spent years and killed many trees to identify whether the founders were influenced by liberalism or republicanism or the school of moral sin, into looking influence what were the major influences upon american founders and i think you can make an excellent case of christianity was an important influence in no be the most important influence. where ideas of developed in the christian political reflection. let m

in a way that is against christianity. in a way that is against christianity. are you trying to suggest that there are such disagreements between them they recognize they are recognizing that it could conflict with the principal they want to use. influence and doesn't always mean invitation. i think that's absolutely right. one of the things that founders looked at was the history of religious persecution it was spelled in the old world. when religion and government were united. that was a reason for them to separate. we are very far removed i actually think that's one of the reasons that we are seeing one of the pushes right now away from secular america towards a christian america. they had worked for a very young -- long time. that's because it has worked. we hope that we don't get that experience. your question is appropriate for mister seidel. let me just say in a book available soon in a bookstore everywhere. when they are separating church and state for example of this is the most popular petition against against the general assessor. it makes explicitly

culture this is about europe being christian now you tell me no it's all about legality i feel likeyou're all over the place are you objecting to from syria because they're not christian or because they know they shouldn't be in poland which one you seem to be all for different excuses the different times you have to apply polish law is very clear about it submit your documents apply for a visa get the back criminal back and then we going to decide we are not forced by any law to agree for that. it's the same in america even if you have a visa and you're trying to enter u.s. you still you still might here no you're not allowed and there's no explanation no one from. from the u.s. side you don't have to really. don't understand why you're not allow money they don't with us if you settle for if you haven't decided if you will no longer see. if you have an bragged about the fact that you don't have mosques in poland i mean it sounds like you don't want them there because you're on the islam ok so let me let me go through the legal path to the society so legally you have to apply legall

>> look, i'll just say that i am a christian and i'm proud to be a christian and grateful to be a christiane thing that it's important to understand for all of those who support trump, either fully or somewhat, that in christianity a key tenet of that is that we all have free will, that we are em powered to make choices for ourselves and choose between good and evil and we bare responsibility for those choices. and to suggest that we no longer have that free will or responsibility is deeply immoral and is not christian. and i think it's important, and i hope that those who are supporting trump will reconsider that, because i think it is both harmful to the republican party, it's harmful to christianity, and frankly, it's harmful to the souls of those who follow that perversion. >> so last night there was a judge who said we need to recognize the constitution and the three equal branches of government because presidents aren't kings, and we've got republicans calling the president the chosen one, when last time i checked christians didn't worship false idols. >> you make the essential point.

what we call human christians period he didn't christian meaning they had to basically. practice their religion in secret so there's even a mark here is in for example nagasaki and pope will be visiting that. so. it is it is a huge thing that they are being recognized fine perhaps after so many years so ahead of the pope's visit the catholic church in tokyo criticize japanese culture for being. a list that if you could just briefly explain what's behind that what do they mean by too materialistic well god is the 3rd biggest economy in the world and it's a modern advanced economy and country but. you know as a modern life i would say have also hits japan. japanese people are increasingly perhaps thought of being as bit non read religious. and therefore this globalisation i would say of indifference to human suffering. or in just protecting our own interests has also been experienced in japan and what. could she the archbishop of tokyo in a very passionate appeal to the japanese public recently said is that the disabled the older leader or the refugees especially an immigr

what we call human christians period human christian meaning they had to basically . practice their religion in secret so there's even a hue of mark here is in for example that a psyche and pope will be visiting that. so. it is it is a huge thing that they are being recognized fine perhaps after so many years. that was journalist. now to some of the other stories making news around the world opponents and supporters of israel prime minister benjamin netanyahu have turned out in cities across the country one side called for his regular resignation while the other urged him to continue as an yahoo has been charged with bribery breach of trust and fraud but insists he will not step down. romanians go to the polls to elect a new president voters will decide between the incumbent president klaus your highness and former prime minister. whose government was recently ousted the run up to the poll has been dominated by public anger over allegations of corruption. anti-government protesters in colombia have taken to the streets for a 3rd consecutive day thousands marched in th

christian: they are behind us, quite frankly.ot how a lot of portfolio management works these days. as we moved more passive, systematic investment, which means everyone tends to be in the same direction, you can see all boats rise on that same tied. so i don't think it is a contradiction -- i don't think it is a contradiction anymore. david: christian lawrence of rabobank, great to have you with us. stay tuned later for my interview with the eu commission vice president for financial stability, financial services, and capital. about to get a big promotion to executive vice president. that is at 8:30 this morning. now let's get headlines from outside the business world. viviana hurtado is here with first word news. viviana:viviana: the u.s. and china are on the first -- viviana: the u.s. and china are on the verge of completing a first phase trade deal, according to donald trump. though stumbling blocks remain, one, how to robot tariffs. next week, a public hearing in theu.s. to sherry -- in house judiciary committee. they will d

the chief to his moral credit applied like a true christian. could be used better than they were, apus intoned. the wampanoags gave english medicine and sold them corn. every white man would have been swept from the new england colonies. apus also contended that his son permeticomb was, quote, the greatest man that ever lived upon the american shores. apus even ranked him higher than the namesake of my university, george washington, because of the plot against a darker tierney and greater freedom with far fewer means at his disposal. in apus's telling, permeticomb was now misguided hothead for taking up arms against colonial dominance. rather, he was a sage because he foresaw, quote, that the white people would not only cut down their groves but would enslave them and how true the prophecy. our groves and hunting grounds are gone, dead or dug up. our counsel fires were put out. it was all and outgrowth of a fire created by pilgrims from across the atlantic to burn and destroy my poor unfortunate brethren. this is where apus preached when he was

shut down by a christian indian named olbermann.ful spearmint, captain benjamin church had the say jim dismembered and his headset to plymouth. where the very site to say jim's father had allied and feasted with the pilgrims authorities mounted their grisly trophy outside the gate and left it there to rock for 20 years. it's likely one of the last things his wife saw when smith shipped her from her homeland into slavery. later that week, plymouth held a day of thanksgiving and praise of god for saving the colony from its enemies. i think we can all agree these horrors are is contrary to the thanksgiving story as it gets. ayatollah i'd be billed to ruin your family thanksgiving. though history rarely pays attention to Ãbmy book emphasizes that the conflict was just the first stage in a century long battle to defend their land and sovereignty. it should come as no surprise to the people in this room that the english see used nearly all the wampanoag's territory in the decades after the war. leaving only a handful of town size reservat

a new or was about to open for the christian. while the muslims are about to start fighting each other over an old title. the cattle. call. 1453. istanbul. no longer called constantinople. was made capital of the autumn and. an empire that the already made inroads into christian europe. but the soul tom was a remains lay here in this mosque of the difference from. selim the 1st came to power in 1512. 5 years later he had toppled the man looked in history in egypt and tripled the size of the ottoman empire. when the ottomans conquer egypt they take over from the mamelukes they can claim to be protective of their holy muslim sites mecca and medina and they feel like in harry the mantle of being caleb's from shadowline of apostate cain ifs in cairo. so ponce you are one of those who do fine if you knew the truth to have been uncovered based on. wasn't it that a good. move on if it did it. they get it or really can get away that you stumble but you don't think. you could try to do it we can do it and hung it's kind of a lot of dumb.

christian: it is brexit you will be voting on? >> it is a tossup between conservatives and the brexit party. christian: which is why the mood in the lib d cap is as bright as the jackets. >> people are now saying i voted t labor in the past'm disillusioned with jeremy corbyn and i'm coming to you because yor brexit position. christian: they have five weeks to inform and change minds. it is humbling for the candidates.er cadepend on these volunteers. in the depths of yorkshire sorely tested.enthusiasm will be ura: christian fraser reporting from lee on the general election battle. other news, french president emmanuel macron has de nato as brain dead and accused the biggest contributor, the u.s., of a waning commitment to the transatlantic alliance. speaking to "the economist," he said the u.s. failed to consult its nato allies over syria and called on european nations to be strategic in the face of challenges from russia and china. president trump has beenrdered by a judge in new york to pay $2 amages for misusing funds from his c

christian content well for us the christian heritage is very important our country has been a christian one for more than 1000 years the european union was established was established on the basis of a christian demarco what is it specifically for us equality of men and women. the mutual respect the respect virk the forward progress going to come from performance and such kind of things and do things the valleys and not present in other religious traditions or in atheism beachy also sometimes oh i don't want to. religions or other of our diversity realisations what i know is that europe was based on these values and these values are definitely the christian values now as you alluded before i. don't seem to be troubled of creating an image of a country that is not very welcoming of migrants in fact i think you are consciously trying to create that image but this is definitely not how the germans would like to be seen is this ultimately a conversation about values a conversation about troubled past or some phobias or is it a conversation about power well 1st of all we would like to preser

knows who are fighting against christians in especially fighting against scatter makes a son therea go. for example has it been somewhat dangerous order at this time so we have been used to fight for religious freedom for every tahj for courage for the troubador with. the arrival of the news the new como's is that they turn to have some difficulties to adapt to the french curvature and you know where we can understands them because if we prisms them to french culture or some things that does not accept privilege and told that some sings that is not what coming for freedom freedom of conscience it's not a good mode i sings have to adopt to assimilate themselves to the french culture and they will assimilate it was understand and see if everybody understands that the christian made this country do you think it's possible that france is actually moving towards a complete ban on religious clothing and public places. i sings out some are open for the what i believe that's a wrong way to deeds with current situation. they were in understands that everybody's agreeing that a musician will

and i think the christian teachings and the christians that are around him in his cabinet and in his life are very important. and i hope i've been a bit of a minister, if you will, a person who's been able to share my faith with the president. and in turn, that's been able to make a difference in not only his life, but in the life of -- ed: how so? can you give me an example? the presidents will say he's not much of a christian, he doesn't care about faith. >> here's what i tell people, i say, listen, god's used imperfect people all through history. king david, saul wasn't perfect. i gave the president a little one-pager on those old testament kings about a month ago, and i shared it with him. i know there are people who say -- you say you were the chosen one. and e said you were -- i said, you were. if you're a believing christian, you understand god's plan for the people who rule and judge over us on this planet and in our government, you were. you didn't get here without god's blessing. i said i want you to look at this, i want you to read it, i want you to, you know, absorb that

he was shot down by a christian minion.h vengeful spirit, captain benjamin church, heading dismembered in his head sent to plymouth. there, on the very site where the father and allied and feasted with the pilgrims, authorities mounted their grisly trophy outside of the town gate and left it there to rot for your 20 years. it is likely one of the last things of monica and spike saw when plymouth, shifted from her homeland into slavery. later that week, the day of thanksgiving. in praise of we've god for your saving the colony from its enemies. i say can all agree, these horrors are is contrary to the thanksgiving story as it gets. i told you you'd be able to ruin your that family thanksgiving. now though history rarely pays attention to the king news work. my book emphasizes that the conflict was just the first testage in a centuries long bate to defend their lands and sovereignty. it should come as no surprise to the people in this room that the english seized nearly all of the territory in the decades after the war. they

divided by the christians into 4 distinct fiefdoms. but after half a century of crusaders success muslim slowly began to fight back. but it was not the caliphs were led the fight. damascus syria. in the middle of the 12th century this city was the capital of the zinc. a turkish dentist founded by a man to. the governor of northern living. in 1144 he had secured the 1st muslim victory against the crusaders. wellwood him out of the whole product he marched to the. eleusinian the heaven into song and that he intended. and to. be and then to be in kenya the head of the bun. in 1146. succeeded his father in the struggle against the crusaders and deliverance. 2 decades later he would be fighting over another progs. also leaving the house and the stock full of as how can this all to me. needed using key and you say it all theme watch out so let me in such a subtle ascended be sure to call what to and you can mature of course a lot could be said. after 5 years of. should call noted deans kurdish general succeeded both in defeating the crusader

jews dead even some eastern christian. who the pins in recognizes christians died and the chroniclers from the crusaders perspective present this is vengeance for the blasphemy that these saracens had done to the jesus since holy city of jerusalem. for no ha century sturdier jerusalem had surrendered to the 2nd caliph of islam. but in 1099. as muslim saul to confront the marauding crusaders. a slam faced a burning question where was the caliph. be about it's at that point had no military thoughts which they could have sent the fall to the caliphate they had lost their syrian lands to. local warlords so when they saw the crusaders coming in they probably were quite happy to see that these was up us we're now facing a major problem with these clearly quite strong military contingency moving in from europe. large areas of the levant were occupied. divided by the christians into 4 distinct fiefdoms. but after half a century of crusaders success muslim slowly began to fight back. but it was not the caliphs were led the fight. d

christian ideas they are all christian ideas. the values were christians and the settlers, 98 percent of the settlers were protestant christians. now protestant christian ideas. i must understand them and where they come from. it's not know we get your freedoms tonight. therefore you can find it. who i began with what and it occurred to me that you can't have life and liberty in the pursuit of happyness and there is no we've god. because notice given by the likes of celebrant or he'll live warren. the take them away from you. in the first day that you look crosslegged at them. are crosswise at them. who you gotta come to terms with these facts that that went out a judeo-christian, you have the world. and don't know america and that means all of the good things in america. his freedoms in particular. there are various ways to do that and discuss them in the book. talk agenda. but to me it's a pragmatic approach and i say that's why. host: is at least pragmatic. and it's translating a correct two but were not going to get into that

culture this is about europe being christian now you tell me no it's all about legality i feel likeyou're all over the place are you objecting to from syria because they're not christian or because they know they shouldn't be in poland which one you seem to be all for different excuses the different times you have to apply polish law is very clear about it submit your documents apply for a visa get back criminal back and then we going to decide we are not forced by any law to agree for that. it's the same in america even if you have a visa and you're trying to enter u.s. you still you still might here no you're not allowed and there's no explanation no one of from the u.s. side they don't have to really. they don't understand why you're not allowed myself they don't with us if you settle for if you haven't said. if you haven't bragged about the fact that you don't have mosques in poland i mean it sounds like you don't want them there because you're anti muslim an anti islam ok so let me let me go through the legal path to the society so legally you have to apply legally you're allow

a new world was about to open for the christian. while the muslims were about to start fighting each other over an old title. the count of. 1453. istanbul. no longer called constantinople was made capital of the old time and. an empire that already made inroads into pristine europe. but the silt on whose remains lay here in this mosque of the difference struck. selim the 1st came to power in 1512. 5 years later he had toppled the man looked in history in egypt and tripled the size of the ultimate empire. when the altman's conquer egypt taken from the map. they can claim to be protective of the holy muslim sites mecca and medina and they feel like in harry the mantle of being k laughs from shadowline of apostate cain ifs in cairo. so ponce you are one of those who did what if you knew the truth to relieve him of the stone. wasn't right that it got it. hardly fit their it. they get it or really can get away that you stumble but you don't think. you could turn it their way we can do it and hung its door to force one kind of a lot of do

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our country is beginning to forget isn't a christian country are on the outs with i would cut he says i'm friends with not exist at all or to serve on his results in the political debates some are using. in order to buy new religious or agents from public debate forms of critics for and it's not a good way to deal resolve problems here in france the trouble with. a for newsday newcomers is that that turn to have some difficulties to adapt to the french curvature and you know we can understand them because prisons them the french culture is something that does not accept religion's a total it's not a good mode to assimilate themselves to the french culture and their way to assimilate it is understand and see if everybody understands that the christian heritage made this country now the trouble was immigration in france it's so that some are getting crazy and are ready to let our is tory go in order to abide by these are. odd liners secularists viewpoints. living next door to germany now the german chancellor's crisis stricken christian democrats are holding their annual conference this

the neighborhood and also in town news is norm for its measure cultures christians and have that one street and muslims the next temples and mosques abound off to the blasts hundreds of muslims faced arrests and reprisals rushy chinoy heard rumors that muslims had been paid off to carry out the attacks but didn't believe them his

its return is a big event for the palestinian christian community. it took over 1000 years for this small piece to come back to the holy land however small it is so many people here it's very precious i'm very happy today to be here today to see to receive that piece of the manger is something that from the 1st century that we have here in the holy land again in jesus is something that jesus may ringback touch and she says is alive she says a person and is a life is this is this is very difficult to express but i feel so moved so enriched to be part of this wonderful feat of power as the roman catholic church following its rapturous reception in jerusalem the relic will move to its permanent home in bethlehem just in time for the start of the christian festival of advent and the run up to christmas. a protest chant and dance are becoming popular among women in latin america looking to raise their voices against violence and impunity it was created by a chilean collective but it's a universal message and catchy rhythm made it easy to repeat from one c

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-- >> i'm a christian too and i'm!e first shall be last in the last shall be first. the lgbtq community has beenen marginalized for far too long in this country. >> not anymore! >> companies like them are going to continue to push the narrative. >> laura: all right, guys guys. we are out of time. it's pretty hard to make that argument not marginalization one among the wealthiest and most influential people in the country are members of the lgbt --rd >> and it's still illegal to discriminate against them right now. - [announcer] the following is an urgent holiday appeal from the international fellowship of christians and jews. - right now in the former soviet union, there are thousands of jewish holocaust survivors trapped in relentless poverty. there's no heat, no electricity, no running water. they're cold, hungry and sick and they're suffering and dying needlessly. christians and jews together stand obedient to god to listen to his word. god gives us a special calling to help the orphan, the widow, the weakest, the s

is beginning to forget isn't a christian country or. without cutlasses i'm friends with not exist a tall order to serve on his results in the political debate some are using tours in order 'd to buy an already just or agents from privileged debate forms of projects for and it's not a good way to deal with problems here in france the troubador always. arrive are often used in the local knows is that they turn to have some difficulties to adapt to the french curvature and you know where we can understand them because if we present them to french culture as some sings that does not accept privilege and a total it's not a good mother to assimilate themselves to the french culture and their way to assimilate it was understand and see if everybody understands that the christian made this country now the trouble is immigration in france it's so that some are getting crazy and are ready to let our is tory go in order to abide by these are. no secularists viewpoints. i stay with i'll see more stories after this break. you know world of big parti

see christian strike the fans ended up getting mentions a great red card as well despite not actually being active player of the time but look at that. he. is in full force i mean maybe he knows what he did but i don't think that it could have any complaints that he could be looking at a long bounce that could be 5 or 6 guys he could easily side since the coach is really you know and then he doesn't have to taste defeat you know as well unfortunate now speaking about. being defeated dave to the wolves what's wrong with the wolves i mean they were undefeated they had that badge of honor now seems like it's all wrecked yeah they're they're looking pretty woeful at the moment they've gone 7 games in all competitions without a win and they only have 2 losses and 2 draws in their last 4 but this league games they're still the best defense in the league but they just can't score so they're never going to do that great if they keep that up right yeah in the number of draws obviously felt the wind would tip them either way and obviously they're getting the short end of the stick right now. an

libertad para tania es el movimiento que ha creado christian padilla, un beneficiario de daca que cursa pide la ayuda de la comunidad. >> mi corazón duele, es difícil saber que una persona como ella este en un lugar así, y me motiva para seguir a. >> luchar por la libertad de su madre motiva a christian padi a padilla, estudiante de la universidad de yale. >> está allí desde agosto, detenida en ese centro. >> tania vino a estados unidos para darle un mejor futuro a christian y su familia, la po policía la detuvo por una del delación de tránsito, y oficiales de ice se la llevaron. >> ¿cómo la pasa en el centro? >> no puedo descansar. >> tania llamo a su hijo mientras hacíamos la entrevista, dice que todavía se recupera de un cáncer que sufrió. >> ella desarrolló una deficiencia de vitamina b12. >> situación que preocupa a christian, y comenzó una campaña en línea era solicitar la liberación de tania. >> tenemos la esperanza, la fe y el movimiento para seguir. >> aunque la incertidumbre para esta familia continúa, ice prometió que no va a deportar a la mujer hoy. >> según las autoridades

a football game in the last few years he just flew off the touchline that in the end cloth that christians are going to say again here just as it was absolutely not you can see the freiburg bench see that christians right the fans ended up getting mentions a great read as well despite not actually got to class it's on but look at that guys don't like that let's hope that he is it is in full force i mean maybe he knows what he did but i think that when i brought it up any complaints that he could be looking along that could be 5 or 6 guys he could have easily sides coach easily you know and then he doesn't have to taste defeat you know as well unfortunate now speaking about being defeated dave or to the wolves what's wrong with the bulls i mean they were undefeated they had that badge of honor now seems like it's already out there they're looking pretty woeful at the moment it down 7 games in all competitions without a win and they only have to. losses and 2 draws in their last 4 but misleading games there's still the best defense in the league but they just can't score so they're never goi

comeback boom bust host christiane and adam mesh c.e.o. about a mess trading welcome. now having made it now adam i want to start with you on these 2 unicorns are reported this week peloton and nuber both now trading well below their i.p.o. price what's going on here. is down around 40 percent and peloton is down a little over 20 percent i'm more concerned about over so you know you mentioned we work and we'll talk about where we work loses around a quarter $1000000.00 every hour over loses half a $1000000.00 every hour and people don't have an appetite for a company that's saying they won't be profitable for 2 years they just lost a $1000000000.00 in the quarter no one's going to stomach that sobers a big concern peloton i'm less concerned with they've been aggressively marketing to grow if they wanted to they could be profitable now if they just stop their expansion their biggest risk will come from seoul cycle who's launching a competing product and i wonder how much of the market share that will take and i did want to ask a quick follow up on the point that you mad

parties amongst themselves and between the christians and the muslims and the the sunni muslims and the shia muslims and it's being translated on the streets yesterday we have we have seen the confrontation on the border lines between. christian how you populate a diner and highly populated muslim neighboring city which is a show year this would have been bloody confrontation if the army didn't you saw. i think that things are escalating. basted month yeah and i feel like you don't agree. yes i think this is the kind of narrative that the political position of political power is trying to disseminate this is the kind of discourse that exclusively put all of the all of the players in this and that in the within the ruling elite and the store to leave the revolution and the kind of play as a major player now in the equation for i believe that despite the fact that many of the. of the 3rd of the violence that's been happening on the street as a son mentioned has been initiated by. the ruling elites groups but nevertheless we have to to look on the other side and see the respond of the

. >> with that you're calling along the northern syria border, a lot of christians in that region are feeling very vulnerable people on the ground are saying -- [inaudible] can you guarantee the turkish government will protect christians in that region? no[inaudible] >> , country the christian minorities is an area were specially looking into and we have different plans. whether it be the ones remaining on the side of syria whose sanctuaries have been just forward in churches who have been destroyed. there churches will be reconstruction so they can go back and start praying again as i said before, the christian minority -- the one who is on our side of the border -- but the ones remaining on the syrian territory will see practices restored and revised in a special manner. they are receiving healthcare, humanitarian aid in every aspect possible. thank you. >> figure muchthank you very mu. >> a friendly person from turkey. >> friendly, only friendly reporters. there aren't too many of them around. [speaking in foreig.[inaudible] [inaudible question. >> we had a very good talk recently.

now he appears to have become a christian evangelist.released a christian album and sunday he appeared before 14,000 people at joel olsteen's lakewood church. >> i brought this muhammad ali personality. look at all of this and god said for real? had him out in the fields for 7 years. he went crazy. when he gave it back to god, god gave him his mind back. i feel akin to that. now the greatest artist that god create side now working for him. >> [cheers and applause]. >> tucker: what do you make of this. bob woodson a frequent guest. a simple question: what do you make of this? >> i think someone said that god doesn't always use the capable. he uses those who are called and he makes them capable. >> tucker: yes. >> that's the case with kanye west. kanye is a broken person. he acknowledges the mistakes and missteps. but he came to christ and christ, if you look at the bible, it replete with people who are broken. he uses them as witnesses to others that transformation and redemption are possible. young blacks are flocking to him. several at

throughout the world, 11 christians are killed every day because of their faith.n south and east asia and notably china, sri lanka, and the philippines, there is an trinity of threats. islamic extremism, populist nationalism, and authoritarian regimes that threaten christians. >> here at the united nations, great britain is looking to introduce a resolution at the security council on the persecution of christians and other faiths. >> lauren green at the u.n., thanks a lot. up next, the focus on impeachment, we will talk with one of the senators who could be on the jury. it's time for the ultimate sleep number event on the sleep number 360 smart bed. can it help keep us asleep? yes, it senses your movements and automatically adjusts to keep you both comfortable. save 50% on the sleep number 360 limited edition smart bed. plus free premium delivery & setup when you add a base. ends cyber monday (danny) after a long day of hard work... ...you have to do more work? (vo) automatically sort your expenses and save over 40 hours a month. (danny) every day you're nearly fr

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