dr. moore, welcome.ant to give awe chance to respond to the tweet about you. >> i thought it was great. one of the few things i agree with donald trump on. i am a nasty guy with no heart. we sing worse things on hymns, a wrech in need of god's grace. i agree with that. but i think that's the reason i need forgiveness from god through jesus christ. beyond that, we have real issues with evangelical christians, with both parties right now, and the direction both parties are going. >> so the position, dr. moore, that evangelicals find themselves in, and again, it is si silly to use that paint white gold a broad brush, how do you choose between donald trump and hillary clinton, you say many of them are horrified in your words. >> yes, horrified. and many of them are thinking through i hear all day long every day from evangelicals who are thinking through whether they're going to write in a candidate, whether they're going to vote for a third party, whether they're not going to vote in that election, whether t

joining us now, dr. moore, thank you for being here. >> great to be you. heart, how does that make you feel? >> it didn't bother me at all. i've been called much worse over my life and time in ministry, and it didn't bother me at all. what does kind of bother me is we have a presidential campaign operating at this level. this is frankly very mild, compared to what donald trump has done. i mean, didn't accuse my dad of participating in the jfk assassination, so i guess that's a win. when we look at this, i told my wife, if my dentist were acting this crazy, i would slip out of the chair and go to the car, and she just has a drill. now the nuclear arsenal. so i think there are many people in the country just look around and see someone who is going to be sitting in the seat potentially of abraham lincoln, acting in these bizarre and erratic ways. it is disturbing. >> well, you've made your opinion of donald trump well-known. you published this op ed on friday in the new york times. let me read a passage. it has cast light on bigotry all over the country. aft

drs it might be more flexible. >> mostly drs. >> the reason to not bumped to august or september my motion would be more flexible. >> second. >> commissioner moore>> i think as the director has anything in the back pocket may in conjunction i'd like to have that informational and dr depending on how many drs we have. >> commissioner vice president richards. >> i think commissioner antonini is on to something potentially things we continue to august we have no room we might be able to accelerate one of those on the june 30th calendar. >> that depends on the 90s because some things require everyday notice. >> june 30th works well, i want to note as the person that manages or tries to manage the schedule it is easier said than done there are requests from supervisors there are requests from staff and legislative items that require our time i would you to take into consideration. >> (laughter). >> i'll take the opportunity to thank you jonas every week and every month you juggle that not just the commissioners schedule. >> i appreciate that there is a motion that has been seconded to add june 30th into the hearing schedule. >> commissioner antonini.

responded today by blasting, quote, russell moore is truly a terrible representative of evangelicals and all of the good they stand for. a nasty guy with no heart. dr. russell moore joins us now, the president of the ethics and religious liberty commission at the southern bapt ift convention. you used the term surrender, but i looked at the exit polls, donald trump won the evangelical vote. so if there's a surrender, evangelicals are part of it, aren't they? >> one of the things you'll notice, church-going evangelicals were among the most reluctant to support donald trump. so it's a more complicated picture. we see an entire country swept up in trump and clinton mania this year. the question is, what happens after that? >> when you say it's a surrender, what issues are the republican party surrendering on? >> we with have a republican party with leaders who have said for a generation that character matters, that virtue matters, and now we see some leaders wishing just to sweep those things away on behalf of a candidate who has brought really the most degraded sort of rhetoric and morality to the public square that we've seen in a long time. so it's

which last time i checked is protected so i'm going to move to not take dr and approve the project >> move and second. >> mr. moore >> i would agree with commissioner antonini assessment. i don't see this as extraordinary. i believe that the project applicant has made a good hesitation with a minimal impact of the project. you are waivers in the boundaries did of course we have to look at. i found the responses to all the side yard, etc. consideration be very sensitively resolve. they bought, the size of the project and i think it's solidly done it very well presented right mr. galan sure and like to make one comment, and that is, i personally do not appreciate animosity between applicant project representative to be played out in mail i received. it actually does not help the description i find it actually unbecoming to be caught in between. i also would like to say the comparison which i personally spend a lot of time is actually grasping for the stars and inappropriate analogue for what is happening here. i think it distorts the credibility of the dr requester to even use that as an example. >> thank you. commi

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he'll be willing to take dr and drop the grade to who's considered the soil level of people have spoken to for the 25 percent rear yard and then also want to ask commissioner mooreo tell me about the seat that is bothering her i'm not sure whether it is to take the decks out or make them smaller what's your interest. >> not a question of that that sensitivity towards the privacy of the adjoining buildings the earth hoa's to make to the sliding doors and proximity to maximum misses all and every inch of potentially usable space at the acceptance of labors this requires more than talking where the things occur but someone looking at this more wholeheartedly. >> naomi kelly in most of the discussions we talk about an urban environment people have decks if people don't want privacy they don't have to pull the shades this is plastering whole thing a distance so, anyway i think let's hear i'll see what my fellow commissioners have to say and commissioner hillis. >> so on this you know, i agree with commissioner moore we're not there yet this project tends to be tired and angry but i think that the positive thing actually a great potential we've added to the confusion

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dr. kissinger's apartment. but he went to see him. interestingly enough, it comes the same day where an economic team is being assembled for m. trump including the likes of steve moore and larry kudlow and the guy orchestrating these powwows and tries to get this sort of kitchen cabinet dream team going is that fellow, jeff sessions, the alabama republican senator who has been very, very influenti influential, early backer of donald trump long before others were supposedly falling in line. to this kissinger thing, this could be an interesting development, itself, because not too long ago when dr. kissinger was on my fox business show, he had reservations about mr. trump particularly when it came to his treatment of muslims. listen. >> i would be concerned, i do not favor an intrusion on the basis of religion. >> would you worry if he were the party's nominee? >> i have not endorsed him, to put it -- >> i guess what i'm asking, sir, i'm sorry, if he were the republican nominee -- >> if he were the republican nominee, i would urge him not to make such a blanket -- and i would hope to become more comfortable with another nominee. >> that meeting still going on though t

he'll be willing to take dr and drop the grade to who's considered the soil level of people have spoken to for the 25 percent rear yard and then also want to ask commissioner mooretell me about the seat that is bothering her i'm not sure whether it is to take the decks out or make them smaller what's your interest. >> not a question of that that sensitivity towards the privacy of the adjoining buildings the earth hoa's to make to the sliding doors and proximity to maximum misses all and every inch of potentially usable space at the acceptance of labors this requires more than talking where the things occur but someone looking at this more wholeheartedly. >> naomi kelly in most of the discussions we talk about an urban environment people have decks if people don't want privacy they don't have to pull the shades this is plastering whole thing a distance so, anyway i think let's hear i'll see what my fellow commissioners have to say and commissioner hillis. >> so on this you know, i agree with commissioner moore we're not there yet this project tends to be tired and angry but i think that the positive thing actually a great potential we've added to the confusion wi

dr and approve the project with project sponsor continuing to work with staff on the design and other issues to make it as appropriate as possible for the site. >> president fong: commissioner mar >> commissioner moore the project applicant has answered at least the questions i feel we asked and the previous hearing. the confluence was about getting some form of the but and it's very clear that the department don't step out of line in a process which is sequential for all people can there's not all of a sudden because we are raising issues that even within our jurisdiction they would step out of line and kind of do which is only really sequentially approved and department [inaudible]. so i am quite comfortable that all of the emergency brakes, something not in those areas which are not in our jurisdiction would all come on should something come. some supportive of the project. i do only want to see that the north façade as were limiting additional design input to the north façade but not to the entire building, i think this building has come through and through reviews and adjustments and i'm in support of it. >> president fong: commissioner richards. >> commissioner richards:. one question. i was o