and christianity today wants us to ignore that to say it doesn't count. the president has been a staunch defender of religious freedom and christianity today wants us to ignore that and also he's appointed conservative judges in record numbers and they want us to ignore that. christianity today feels he should be removed from office that the false accusations that the president denies. what would you say about that? >> franklin is wrong. we have had the transactional politics. we call it the faustian bargain that people like franklin graham and with president trump give us the things we'll ignore all the rest. he uses the word ignore. well, he's been ignoring, franklin graham, the president's treatment of immigrants at the border. the president using race divisively in all of his politics. so i understand what mark gal ya is saying, yes, there are policies that the president has done that we support that mark supports. he didn't ignore those things, yes, i support many of these policies but i can no longer ignore using franklin's word. ignore the gross im

washington post, "new york times," etc., but it came from this christianity today editor. i guess he's resigned now, but the editor, and he's the one who wrote this thing saying that evangelicals are deserting trump. he goes -- you go back three years when right after the election in 2016 he said i don't know a single evangelical who voted for donald trump. well, clearly he's running in circles that are completely opposite from what most evangelicals are living within. >> yeah, talk about fake news. i mean, it's simply not true. you look at the evangelical vote from 2016. we will see something similar in 2020, maybe even better numbers for the president. i think sometimes you look at many of these reporters across the board, when it comes to mainstream media and a reporter like this obviously with christianity today which is out of the norm for publication like this, but you look at them, and it's almost as if they think if they scream or post something enough times that people will believe it when it is simply not the truth. people are starting to see past that. they are

christianity today magazine founded by my late friend billy graham published in the tour i'm calling for the removal from office will close of what he was term black to morrow record that from should be defeated. as as a practicing jew. is trump's record in the area of morality disappointing to you. i don't know i'm not god so no no no i'm not a listen this is that is why it is john kennedy's is lyndon johnson's this notion i just have to tell you this is what i learned from my religious studies and writing to a 5 volumes of the torah commentary called the rational bible was the bestselling bible commentary in america today so i just want to say i take this stuff very seriously god uses flawed people i'm not saying he's using is using donald trump i don't know what god does in the bible god uses king david who is much more flawed vend than donald trump donald trump didn't have any husband killed to sleep with the wife king david did and yet he is king david from whom the messiah will come who is the king of the greatest time in israel's history so and you can order a little of him ye

washington post, "new york times," etc., but it came from this christianity today editor.uess he's resigned now, but the editor, and he's the one who wrote this thing saying that evangelicals are deserting trump. he goes -- you go back three years when right after the election in 2016 he said i don't know a single evangelical who voted for donald trump. well, clearly he's running in circles that are completely opposite from what most evangelicals are living within. >> yeah, talk about fake news. i mean, it's simply not true. you look at the evangelical vote from 2016. we will see something similar in 2020, maybe even better numbers for the president. i think sometimes you look at many of these reporters across the board, when it comes to mainstream media and a reporter like this obviously with christianity today which is out of the norm for publication like this, but you look at them, and it's almost as if they think if they scream or post something enough times that people will believe it when it is simply not the truth. people are starting to see past that. they are star

, i guess the magazine christianity today is looking for elizabeth warren, bernie sanders or thosemmunist to guard their religion. how about sleepy joe and the fact that no president has ever done what i have done for evangelicals or religion itself and president trump was supposed to take the stage around 5:00 this afternoon eastern time, but because of that in scheduled statement that he made in front of the cameras at mar-a-lago talking about the situation in iran, and the drone strike that killed its top general, he is running a little late however marine one has land ed at the nearby airport, and the president will come in here, and also the white house spiritual advisor, she is going to be introducing them up on the stage, and the church itself, the international ministry is a very large place and it's up to 5,000 people and it has a little bit of criticism that perhaps this campaign event was violat ing the tax exempt status of the irs, so this place is not partisan, non-political, and we'll have more when the president gets here. >> phil thank you so much for that. melissa:

a few days after christianity today slammed trump and called for him to be removed from office. e hear today and what should we be saying? he signed the event waiting for put the president. thank you very much for joining us. >> i'm so glad to drink your. moving into this mega church, beautiful music and worship. people in full support of president trump not only brother freedom but criminal justice and many have said today, i was so concerned. i've been with them. he made promises, he keep everyone. >> a lot of people were shocked how evangelicals were rallied around candidate trump. they couldn't understand it. the guy had been divorced a few times, and still, they felt something -- >> i've been divorced also. but i'm redeemed. when he kept saying merry christmas, i said very early on during the early debates, whether there's promises, we have hope. we could blame again and he has kept all those promises. >> the christianity today, you and i spoke about this already but i wanted to come back because they are saying we are not left-wing, we just don't think the president should

there is a strong group that supported the editorial in christianity today, a very strong group, butere's also a group that has really significantly attacked him. the community is divided. and why? one group takes a look at policies. the other one is taking a look at something that i happen to think is more significant, and that is the attitude he brings to healing, the attitude that he brings to not demonizing people. that's one of the reasons why i haven't supported this man, but we should know that the evangelicals themselves are split, and we'll have to see how this develops. there's a lot of them that have shaked their head at their brothers and sisters who are sort of blindly supporting, and i mean, i've seen some -- you know one thing that bothers me when i see some of them hanging out at mar-a-lago. don't get close to power like that. you have a different mission in life, and sometimes it's to warn those in power. >> governor john kasich. >> all right. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> today president trump announces the rollback of an environmental policy that's been in place f

. >> jose: we know that he needs it, we saw "christianity today" saying he's the most immoral presidentmodern history. >> harris: the person who wrote that is gone now. >> jose: i'm not surprised there. it happened, a major publication saying that the president is immoral and i think they have a good point. he's got to do everything he can to rally up the base, to rally up the questions right before the election. >> lisa: i wrote a column in january of 2017 that president trump would probably be the biggest ally for pro-lifers because he is a disruptor and is not afraid from getting pushed back from the media. so many republicans are afraid of their own shadows, afraid of getting attacked by the media, president trump has not. he has delivered to evangelicals and pro-life individuals. when you look at allowing states to defund planned parenthood. this is why evangelicals will support the president in 2020, because he made commitments to them and he has followed through. >> harris: i want to speak to the live pictures we are seeing, we know the president's motorcade has left the white ho

christians had. joyed guaranteed privileges including a majority in parliament after the war and through the agreements that were signed in its wake all this change and not today the christians no longer have those privileges is really unique now. after the civil war the cards will reshuffled the former warring parties agreed to a strict system of proportional representation that at the same time took into account the needs and interests of the muslim population each religious minority was granted posts and privileges that they have defended right through to the present as a result however this multicultural society has been gradually disintegrating into its separate parts. over a 1000000 predominantly muslim refugees from syria a further upset in social balance politically and economically lebanon is in a deep crisis that is further dividing the country. a division of manifested in the road blocks which are found not only throughout beirut but also the entire country some of them date back to the civil war and the syrian occupation which lasted until 2005. the headquarters of the ca tired party resembles a fortress. the party of the maronite christians former

this rally earlier this month in miami to energize evangelicals after an article in magazine christianity today published an editorial calling for his removal from office citing trump's grossly immoral character. is going into reelection in a weakened state right now and what he needs more than anything is his. and i think what we're seeing with this prison is recognizing without them there he has no shot of actually getting real life as the u.s. election campaign gains momentum expect even more appeals by president trump to his religious base as he continues to make the case he is the only candidate who will defend their faith can really help get al jazeera the white house. antigovernment protests are being held in chile's capital santiago demonstrations started in october over an increase in subway fears but quickly transformed into widespread anger over the struggling economy and inequality at least $26.00 people have died since the protests began 2 protesters have been killed to add an anti-government rally in iraq's capital baghdad police you used live ammunition and tear gas to disperse d

him of some of his salty language criticism of his multiple marriages in fact is last month christianity today a christian magazine called for him to be removed from office because of what they called is grossly immoral character so the u.s. president's trying to make amends for that and also say look at give me one more chance i'll deliver for you in the white house came with the latest on that from the white house kimberly thank you. it watching our live from london also still to come as turkey announces more troops from libya to support the un recognized government german chancellor angela merkel urges opposition forces to join the cease fire and on her last day in davos great demands action on climate warning deniers are damaging the world. how i was still got some rather disturbed weather pushing into the southwest of here a little curl of cloud here that says what remains of storm gloria the showers long spells of by the winds are starting to waist i'm pleased to say the rain not quite as intense we will see some pretty intense rainfall and some rather strong winds grassy pushing in from

this rally earlier this month in miami to energize evangelicals after an article in a magazine christianity today published an editorial calling for his removal from office citing trump's grossly immoral character. is going into reelection in a weakened state right now and what he needs more than anything is his base and i think what we're seeing with this president is recognizing without them there he has no shot of actually getting reelected as the us election campaign gains momentum expect even more appeals by president trump to his religious base as he continues to make the case he is the only candidate who will defend their faith can really help get al jazeera the white house close to $100.00 migrants including pregnant women have been rescued off the coast of libya the humanitarian ship ocean viking picked up $92.00 migrants from an inflatable because there were 5 pregnant women in the group the youngest passenger was a 6 month old baby it's thought most of the survivor. overage and he came from less than. the week ahead of breck said the presidents of the european council and commission ha

this rally earlier this month in miami to energize evangelicals after an article in a magazine christianity today published an editorial calling for his removal from office citing trump's grossly immoral character. is going into reelection in a weakened state right now and what he needs more than anything is his base and i think what we're seeing with this president is recognizing without them there he has no shot of actually getting reelected as the us election campaign gains momentum expect even more appeals by president trump to his religious base as he continues to make the case he is the only candidate who will defend their faith can really help get al jazeera the white house. turkey and greece are bracing for a standoff in the eastern mediterranean over a turkish plan to drill for gas in cypriot waters it comes as regional industry leaders are discussing energy plans at a conference in athens johnson office has more from the greek capital. more tension in the eastern mediterranean as cyprus accuses turkey of using stolen data to position a drilling ship similar to this one precisely on top

you make of the conversation that there is a split in the evangelical community, we think of christianity todayall the back-and-forth over that. is there a fracture? >> i don't think so. you have from the beginning the never trumpers who are very small part of the evangelical community. they can't bring themselves to say this guy has done what he said he was going to do and has done the right things when it comes to religious liberty, the life issue, the court. i want to be careful, don't want to give away the secret sauce but the more the president is attacked and the more evangelicals are marginalized the stronger the two becoming coalition so if the left wants to ensure his victory in 2020 just keep doing what they are doing. the best thing they can do if they wanted to win was to back off evangelicals, the aclu, the freedom from religion foundation and stop threatening people of faith every time they stick their heads out of the church door and marginalizing them with these attacks. >> a quick final word. >> i agree with tony's take on this. we cannot demonize anyone. we need to build a big

jillian: the christianity today editor who called for donald trump's removal from office will retire will be retirement a couple days away. i will be posting now that i have more time on my hands. he wrote an op-ed titled trump should be removed from office. he claims the president use political power to force a foreign leader. the impeachment agree was the most important story to americans in 2019 according to a new poll. 37% of voters agree it was the top of their mind last year. the mueller report, the government shutdown, kicked off the year and the trade war with china. rob: new year new catch. fishermen in florida revealing in a 13 foot great white shark. this happening in south florida off broward county, the shark is of mythic proportions. >> we didn't know what it was going to be but when we laid eyes on it it was like seeing a unicorn. we were blown away. jillian: no thanks was the catch made two miles off the coast of florida took an hour to real in. the fishermen tagged the 1000 pound predator and let it go. rob: 13 feet and they don't mess around. pumping the brakes, hom

he organized his rally in miami to energize evangelicals after an article in christianity today published for his removal from office, citing his grossly immoral character. >> he is going into reelection in a weakened state, and he needs his base. we are saying with this president, recognizing without him, -- them, he has no shot of getting reelected. reporter: as the campaigns gain momentum, expect appeals by president trump to his religious base as he continues to make the case he is the only candidate who will defend their faith. victoria robinson is the director for save the storks, a pro-life organization. thank you for your time. how significant is it that trump attended the march in person? you must be happy. >> thank you for having me. i always appreciate the opportunity to share what we are doing at save the storks and what the pro-life movement means to me. why is it significant? andleader of the free world the most pro-life president we have ever had, coming to support a march like the march for life, he is not -- we can unify no matter what side of the aisle you are on. it mea

and we know that christianity today magazine recently wrote a scathing editorial calling for the removale president from office. do you get the sense that there is a divide in the christian community when it comes to president trump? >> oh, definitely. we're about evenly divided, i think, and it's important to understand when you see the evangelicals at that rally, they definitely represent a segment of evangelicals but not all evangelicals. and even though it was at a hispanic church, trump does much better among white evangelicals than nonwhite evangelicals. >> what is going to be the fallout, then, come 2020? we're in an election year. white evangelicals made up, i believe, over 80% or voted over 80% for this president. what's going to happen when it comes to november? >> i think he'll probably see the same. i don't see much change in trump's coalition happening, but i really worry for the future of evangelicalism because of the alignment with trump and what you saw last night is trump himself aligning his campaign with a religious movement, even the name, evangelicals for trump, and

david: that was a political rally with the evangelicals in response to the christianity today editorial. are there any plans to speak to congress who wants to know more? bill: just before we came on air we were hearing that key members of congress, congressional leaders are starting to be briefed. we heard some members of congress even before hand. lindsey graham was on fox news. president wasthe cluing him in on some of this before was happening. we are still trying to piece together exactly who knew what when and he was informed before the action was executed. david: thank you so much. that is jordan fabian who reports on the white house for us in washington. it is time to figure out how the reaction has been in the market. abigail doolittle is here for that. abigail: we are looking at a classic risk off day. if we backup, that has a lot to do with the recent sense of 2019,g could go wrong in especially december, priced perfection from the valuation standpoint. but also sentiment not pricing in the possibility of some sort of macro uncertainty along the lines of the middle eastern ten

. >> a recent editorial published in christianity today founded by billy graham started aate during theofhe impeachment calling for trump to be removed from office, saying his actions in ukraine were profoundly immoral and said president trump abused his constitutional oath. to explore how the president support might be shifting or not, i am joined by richard land and executive esttor of the chn post. and collin hansen, thank you for joining us. dr. land, aesponse for that call to impeachment in another publicatiodefending your president and his christian supporters. tell us how you see this. dr. land: first of all, we are this close to an election, we ought to let people decide whether mr. trump should be removed from offic most evangelicals feel the president, despite misgivings they have about his language or some of his behavior, believe ifat he's the most pro president in the modern era, that he's done more religious liberty through the appointment of conservative judges and through speaking out for religious liberty around the world, for muslims, for christns, for jews, his statem

conversation that there is a split within the christian or evangelical community -- we think of christianity todayhe editorial, all of the back-and-forth over that. is there a fracture there? >> no, i don't think so. you've had from the very beginning the never trumpers, who have been a very, very small part of the evangelical community, speaking out against the president. they just can't -- they can't bring themselves to a point of saying, man, this man has done what he said he was going to do, and he's on the right things when it comes to religious liberty commode it comes to the life issue, when it comes to the court. i want to be careful, i don't want to be like samson and give away the secret of the strength here, but the more the president is attacked and the more evangelicals are marginalized, the stronger the turk will become in. so the left wants to ensure his victory in 2020, just keep doing what they are doing. the best thing they can do, if they really wanted to win, was to back off of evangelicals, aclu, freedom from religion foundation, and stop threatening people of faith every time

. >> desjardins: a recent editorial publin "christianity today," an evangelical magazine founded by billyam, stted a debate during the height ofhe impeachment vote. it called ent trump's actions in ukraine "profoundly immoral," adding, "president trump has abuseduthority for personal gain and betrayed his constitutional oath." to explore how the president's support may be shifting with evangelicals, i'm join richard landpresident of the southern evangelical seminary d executive editor of th "christian post." and collin hansen, the editorial director for the gospel coalition. thank you both for joining us. dr. land, let's start with you wrote a response to the call for impeachment in another publication, your christian "post," defending the president and alsoi his christan supporters. tell us how you see this. >> well, of all, i think we're this close to an election, we ought to let the american people decide through the next election whether mr. trump should be removed from office. i think most evangelicals feel that the president, despite misgivings they have about his language or some o

if donald trump is everything christianity today claims, they should look in the mirror and say, we as the shepherds, how did we fall down on the job that such a ne'er-do-well was able to take advantage of the church like this? it is a self condemning piece. there were a lot of people that were convicted and righteous in faith that came to the defense of the president. they need to look at some of the people they signed the list with like apollo white, a complete sham artist, probably should be in prison for shaking people down for finances with the fake prosperity gospel. we should have let chuck grassley investigate those tax 15 years ago. paul would look at each side and say, he is a political candidate. in a few years he will be gone. one where the other. christianity remains. what are you doing for the integrity of the faith? it is larger than donald trump, barack obama or nero. i think this debate is god of theof how the christian church in america is too small. host: you have a caucus coming up in iowa in a couple weeks. does it get overshadowed by matters of impeachment or lose

this rally earlier this month in miami to energize evangelicals after an article in a magazine christianity today published an editorial calling for his removal from office citing trump's grossly immoral character that. is going into reelection in a weakened state right now and what he needs more than anything is his base and i think what we're seeing with this president is recognizing without them there he has no shot of actually getting reelected as the u.s. election campaign gains momentum expect even more appeals by president trump to his religious base as he continues to make the case he is the only candidate who will defend their faith can really help get al jazeera the white house just ahead here on the news rafael nadal stays on track for his 20th grand slam title action from this trade open coming up in sports. time the bamboo harvest is navigating dangerous rapids. from the time we depart to the time we finished scared to the fish and dicing with death. i'm afraid of falling i'm afraid of dying but if i don't go by conflict my family meet the man who go to the extreme just to make a liv

this rally earlier this month in miami to energize evangelicals after an article in magazine christianity today published an editorial calling for his removal from office citing trump's grossly immoral character. is going into reelection in a weakened state right now and what he needs more than anything is his base and i think what we're seeing. what this president is recognizing without them there he has no shot of actually getting reelected as the us election campaign gains momentum expect even more appeals by president trump to his religious base as he continues to make the case he is the only candidate who will defend their faith to really help get al jazeera the white house. victoria robinson is the director of external relations for save the stalks a pro-life organization she joins us live on skype from nashville tennessee thank you for your time how significant is it that trump attended this much in person you must be pretty happy about that well 1st of all thank you for having me i always appreciate the opportunity to share what we're doing is famous for its and freshly not what the pro

this rally earlier this month in miami to energize evangelicals after an article in a magazine christianity today published an editorial calling for his removal from office citing trump's grossly immoral character. is going into reelection in a weakened state right now and what he needs more than anything is his base and i think what we're seeing with this president is recognizing without them there he has no shot of actually getting reelected as the u.s. election campaign gains momentum expect even more appeals by president trump to his religious base as he continues to make the case he is the only candidate who will defend their faith to really help get al jazeera the white house. is the director of health care and reform and senior fellow at the century foundation a progressive nonpartisan think tank she joins us now live on skype from washington d.c. thanks so much for your time jimmy what do you make of trump's attendance. well clearly it was a political move to be there today you know it's no secret that we're in an election year and so i think president shrum. wanted to make a clear signal

this rally earlier this month in miami to energize evangelicals after an article in magazine christianity today published an editorial calling for his removal from office citing trump's grossly immoral character. is going into reelection in a weakened state right now and what he needs more than anything is his base and i think what we're seeing with this president is recognizing without them there he has no shot of actually getting reelected as the us election campaign gains momentum expect even more appeals by president trump to his religious base as he continues to make the case he is the only candidate who will defend their faith to really help get al jazeera the white house. close to $100.00 migrants including pregnant women have been rescued off the coast of libya the humanitarian ship ocean viking picked up $92.00 mind from an inflatable dingey there were 5 pregnant women in the group the youngest passenger was a 6 month old baby it's thought that most of the survivors overage only came from west africa. the united nations is concerned about mexico's policy of migrants putting out a tweet

in 1969, christianity today magazine which was kind of the flagship magazine of evangelicalism convened a conference together with the christian medical society to talk about abortion as a moral issue. after the conference was over, they issued a statement saying we can't agree that abortion is a moral issue, but we are inclined to allow abortion under certain circumstances. 1971, the southern baptist convention, which i'm sure many of you know is what we doubt of liberalism, passed a resolution meeting in st. louis, missouri calling for the legalization of abortion resolution they reaffirm in 1974 , a a year after the ruling and again in 1976. when roe v. wade was handed down, several prominent evangelical leaders including the former president of the southern baptist convention, pastor of the first baptist church in dallas texas and expressed his satisfaction with ruling as v. wade marking an appropriate distinction between personal morality and public policy. my point in amassing this evidence is to say that abortion was not the issue that organized evangelical preachers and others i

moral and just i think also one of the things that happened in the last couple of weeks was the christianity today article or. i think that that's going to come back and bite him and if you can tie all of those pieces together and he loses enough of that evangelical base and he loses enough because people think that he is morally bankrupt and corrupt. as a leader it will hurt him enough democrat has a chance to win that election jeff let me ask you this because there were a lot of personality characteristics we knew about donald trump that he was elected president so having it having people because obviously this is a country that's not real into foreign policy having does this argument sway any people who are on the fence about trump because there's that many people day there is a lot of the country that really hates him and a lot of the country that really likes up so does this impact that middle group that will determine the election so it's important to member the president got elected by winning 3 states by less than one percent amidst losing the national popular vote and he's right the natio

it must be noted after that scathing op ed in the "christianity today" which called for his removal of office and the president mindful of shoring up his evangelical base. on friday we'll see that and he will strike at notes to reassure them that he should remain in office and he will out to the accomplishments including federal judges he's delivered for them. but the focus is oversaesseas. white house aides along with defense department and state department aides were watching that closely the last couple days. and the unraveling with north korea. the president has bet big on that. he's met with chairman kim three times. he went to the dmz and stepped over into north korea believing an effort to get north korea to give up their weapons to land him a nobel peace prize, and instead we're seeing that north korea's returned to their tough talk and threatening to deliver a gift in some way to the u.s. trump said it might be a vase. we tend to doubt that and i think it goes to show you how tense, joe, things have gotten again. >> i'm curious, tell us what, as we talk about north korea, we'r

. >> this event came on the heels of the christianity today op ed a couple weeks ago that was callingnt's removal. the left has been salivating over the possibility there's a division among evangelicals over president trump. nothing could be further from the truth. overall, his approval rating in the country is 51%. among evidenc evangelicals it i. 99% of gop evangelicals absolutely owe pose the impeachment of -- oppose the impeachment of the president. you look at his record in the pro life area, supporting israel, conservative judicial picks, you understand why conservative evidence a evidencs support him. i believe he will win the 2020 evangelical vote by a larger margin than the historic margin he won by in 2016, 81%. his support is solid among evangelicals. >> pass r tore pastor, so wite the launch of evangelicals for trump. what will their to-do list like like in the months leading up to the election. >> the number one priority is going to be to register voters. there's a whole group of evangelical voters, perhaps as many as 25 million, who didn't vote in the last election. so i

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if donald trump is everything christianity today claims, they should look in the mirror and say, we as the shepherds, how did we fall down on the job that such a ne'er-do-well was able to take advantage of the church like this? it is a self condemning piece. there were a lot of people that were convicted and righteous in faith that came to the defense of the president. they need to look at some of the people they signed the list with like apollo white, a complete sham artist, probably should be in prison for shaking people down for finances with the fake prosperity gospel. we should have let chuck grassley investigate those tax 15 years ago. paul would look at each side and say, he is a political candidate. in a few years he will be gone. one where the other. christianity remains. what are you doing for the integrity of the faith? it is larger than donald trump, barack obama or nero. i think this debate is god of theof how the christian church in america is too small. host: you have a caucus coming up in iowa in a couple weeks. does it get overshadowed by matters of impeachment or lose

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host: the christianity today piece that came out criticizing those who would support the president. the analysis of it? do you buy it? caller: no, if st. paul were here i think he would look at this debate and say it is silly and pointless. the idea that the president should be in peach -- they are , their cases he should be impeached because he is a bad influence on christianity. they should look in the mirror and say, we as shepherds of christianity, how did fall down on the job that such a good well was able to take advantage of the church like this? i think there are a lot of people that are really convicted and righteous that came to the defense of the president. i think they need to look at some of the people they signed that list with. we should have let my senator investigate all of those hacks about 15 years ago. i think paul would probably look at each site and say, he is just a political candidate. in a few years he is going to be gone. christianity remains. what are you doing for the integrity of the faith? this thing is bigger than donald trump. i think this whole debat

christian: nicola sturgeon said today that those who want independence are going to have to be patientw patient? boris johnson, so far, seems to be indicating he will not gndnt another re. >> boris johnson's position is untenable. scotland, we won 45% of the vote, 80% of the seats in scotland. boris johnson only 143% of the seats in the u.k.. he cannot see that he has a mandate for brexit with only 43% of the vote if he says we don't have a mandate for independence ferendum with 45% of the vote. is keee are going to d trying to move people toward independence, keep talking about the benefits of it, and if you seen the outcome of that, polling for the first time sinc 2017 showing that yes is ahead, peopleant scotland to be an independent country. christian: what she also said was that scotland needs to be part of the european union because he needs to be a modern, progressive, open, tolerant country. you can be all of those things with a separate political system to the e.u. >> but the problem is, we have a political system that means we are joined to the u.k. joed to the u.k., we don't

journal," financial times, weekly standard, "national review," commentary, national affairs and "christianity today" and he has appeared on m sichsnbc, cnbc, cd c-span. he is also from duke university. he served in the reagan and george h.w. bush administrations prior to becoming deputy director of speechwriting for president george w. bush in 2002. he was asked to head the office of strategic initiatives where he reached out to public intellectuals, published op-eds. he also served as an adviser to several president sial campaign. so please join me in welcome being him. >> thank you. thanks for the interduction. good to be with you. good morning. thanks for your attendance. mostly i'm looking forward to the q&a. steve asked me to give a quick overview of my life. so we'll be here for three days. no. this will be just about a few minutes. this is about my political journey and also very briefly some thoughts. this is in the age of trump. as i say, we would love to engage with you all. i grew up in washington state. and developed an interest in politics at a very early age. we had a cabin in the cas

there was a threat, because you saw the "christianity today" editorial a couple weeks ago that suggestedagazine -- that suggested he did not have the moral authority to be president. so that is why the president takes this very seriously. he's making his early appeal, what, on the third day of the new year? to christian evangelicals. you can be sure as he makes appeals to all kinds of other voting blocs that he is going to do everything he can to maintain his support with christian evangelicals. the heart of the trump base. >> sandra: we will see his pitch to them later today at that miami church. we will see you this weekend. "fox news sunday," thank you. >> real quickly, can i say -- we can't say who it is yet, we will have a top trump administration national security official who will be explaining -- who knows what the situation will be 48 hours from now, iran may have responded to, or maybe they will have stood down -- but we will talk to this official on "fox news sunday." >> sandra: will be watching. chris wallace, thank you. >> thank you, sandra. >> leland: a fox news alert on ca