joining me now reverend franklin graham, he's the president and ceo of both the billy graham evangelistic organization and samaritans purse. reverend, great to see you. >> thank you. >> sparkle day, you must be looking forward to that. >> you know, megyn, it's all over the country. you have the secularists and -- wanted jesus christ out of his birthday and they want to deny he ever existed. they want to take his name off everything. this has infiltrated now our government. and our government is attacking christmas. it is not only attacking christmas but the name of christ. you know, jesus christ came to this earth for a reason. and that's to save us from our sins. he came from heaven to this earth to take your sins, megyn, take mine. and he died on a cross and shed his blood for my sins, your sins. and if we're willing to put our faith and trust in him, god will forgive us of our sins. it's about faith in him. we don't have to do work, we don't have to climb a mountain, we don't have to build a hospital. simply put our faith in him. and god will heal our hearts. and our country, our heart

. >>> we're back with reverend franklin graham. rend graham, it's interesting about louis zamperini. he went back to japan after everything they did to him. >> when jesus christ, greta, came to stay at centers, franklin graham is a sinner. louis zamperini is a sinner. but god sent sinner, zamperini is a sinner. god sent his son to the earth and he died for our sons. he will come into anyone's life for anyone who is willing to trust him. zamperini was at the end of his road when he saw god and he saw how much god had forgiven his sins. he felt he had no choice but to go back to japan and forgive those who had mistreated him. he went back a few years later and he wanted to meet the bird -- he never did. he avoided coming to justice but the other guards, they were able to capture, he went back and told him, i forgive you because god has forgiven me. he shared with these japanese soldiers, they were now pows. he shared with them what god had done for him in his life and why he could forgive them because when he went forward that night t

one year ago i went to a refugee camp in iraq with reverend franklin graham.ds of children running for their lives, fleeing president assad using chemical weapons against them and isis, who kills anyone that doesn't agree with them. that refugee camp is tough, bitter cold, kids with no winter clothing, walking barefoot in the snow and hungry. fast forward today. what a pleasure to meet up with franklin graham at the tarmac of the baltimore airport. he loaded a 747 with 60,000 operation christmas child. >> these shoe boxes are like snowflakes. it goes to children that are refugees, children that have lost everything. >> what a difference. on one hand, isis and assad, on the other, americans with giant hearts. and that's my off the record comment tonight. thanks for being with us. see you tomorrow night here at 7:00 p.m. eastern. if you can't watch live, use your dvr. don't forget that. follow me on twitter, @greta. go to gretawire.com. should department of justice decide whether torture is enhancing interrogation or not? >>> tonight on "red eye." >> coming up o

franklin graham on whether america is doing enough. will that be all, sir? thank you.rdering chinese food is a very predictable experience. i order b14. i get b14. no surprises. buying business internet, on the other hand, can be a roller coaster white knuckle thrill ride. you're promised one speed. but do you consistently get it? you do with comcast business. and often even more. it's reliable. just like kung pao fish. thank you, ping. reliably fast internet starts at $89.95 a month. comcast business. built for business. >>> last night reverend franklin graham was here talking about what he called the growing hostility towards christians in america including the christmas holiday. from christmas carols banned to schools and banners popping up. replacing the christmas season with sparkle days. pittsburgh saw the error of its ways a long time ago and sparkle days alas are no more. sorry for that pittsburgh, and merry christmas. and now to the second part of my interview with the reverend about growing reports of christians being killed for their faith in the middle east

it's great to have you with us, franklin graham.o me about your reaction to this movie and the part that's left out. >> i think angelina jolie did an incredible job following the film. unfortunately the film stops at chapter 33. there are 39 chapters in the book. when he does come home his life becomes broken. he tries to choke his wife in the middle of the knife. he thick she is an interrogator. but his wife went to hear my father and she went forward in this big tent called the canvas cathedral, and her lie was dramatically changed and she filed for divorce papers and she came back and told her husband because her decision to follow christ that she could not divorce him and she was going to live with him. he was so joyed and thrilled with that she convinced him to hear my father. he got up and ran out. he didn't like hear something one say he was a sinner. he those was a good man. but a coup days later he went back. my father gave invitation to put their faith in christ, he went forward. he went home and got rid of his pornography

. >>> last night reverend franklin graham was here talking about what he called the growing hostilityncluding the christmas holiday. from christmas carols banned to schools and banners popping up. replacing the christmas season with sparkle days. pittsburgh saw the error of its ways a long time ago and sparkle days alas are no more. sorry for that pittsburgh, and merry christmas. and now to the second part of my interview with the reverend about growing reports of christians being killed for their faith in the middle east. so there's a report that christians are the most religiously persecuted minority in the world. this is something prince charles spoke out about. do you think our president should be more vocal? you once said president obama in your view had given some religions like islam a pass. do you think he should be a more forceful advocates for christians? >> absolutely. you've got an american pastor in prison in iran. he's in jail because he believes in jesus christ. and he's put his faith and trust in him. and the iranians have locked him up and given him an eight-year pris

evil. >> and it's not just iraq, it's not just -- the ones i saw in the refugee camp reverend franklin grahameps growing. >> exact. >> i joanna thank you very much. >> thanks, greta. >> next guest is 2014 "time" magazine person of the year. who is it? you will find out he goes "on the record" next. plus, a disturbing new rap video urges people to kill cops. but it gets evenézç worse. wait until you see who is appearing in thelc1?ñ video. that's coming up. >>> today, president obama warning that as long as ebola is stillclfñp spreading iÑ west africa, it is likely to come right back here to the united states. and joining us dr. kent brantly from samaritan's purse, we should mention dr. brantly is one the ebola fighters just named ass cj "times" 2014 person of the year nice to see you, doctor. >> nice to see you, greta. >> nice to be the person of the year. i suppose though that to achieve this one was quite a difficult proposition although it certain isly did put a zg spotlight on a big problem. >> i'm glad that "time" magazine named ebola fighters person of the year. i'm one representative

joining me now is reverend franklin graham, the president and ceo of samaritans first.out 10.2 million this year for children in 110 different countries. i believe that these -- you know, the children of the world, god made us and created us, and christmas is about god-giving. god gave his son to this earth to take our sins and if we were willing to put our faith and trust in him, he will forgive us of our sins and heal our hearts. christmas is about god giving. the bible says that god so loved the world that he gave his own begotten son that so whoever beleaveth in him will be given everlasting life. >> we fill the box with toys for a child, and it's got school supplies in here. you got a doll and things for the hair pencils and pens and toothbrushes and -- >> we see the results of this. it's a glimpse right of the greatest gift that we have in christ, but when your kids open these gifts -- look at this picture here. i mean, pure joy. reverend this is what is happening across the globe. >> well, and it's been -- we ask everybody that packs a box to pray for the child w

a christmas message from billy graham's son reverend franklin graham.ur family for spending the special holiday with us in our family great performances lined up. we want to give a special shoutout to all of america's servicemen and women thank you for defending our freedom. stay safe and stay strong. >> we wish you were back home. back home is the name of the song you are about to hear. here is our friend andy grammer. ♪ here is a night you can't take back ♪ we live hard but we love to laugh ♪ we$] ♪ see we won't forget where we came from ♪ this city won't change us ♪ we won't forget where we came from ♪ the city can't change us ♪ we beat to the same drum ♪ the same drum ♪ ♪ no matter where we go ♪ back home ♪ ♪ no matter where we go ♪ we always find our way back home ♪ cheap sunglasses ♪ minivans ♪ people who have your back ♪ when the world didn't understand ♪ ♪ see woe won't forget where we came from ♪ the city won't change us ♪ we beat to the same drum ♪ no, we won't forget where we came from ♪ the city can't change us ♪ we beat to the same drum ♪ t

a christmas message from billy graham's son reverend franklin graham. better on pain than tylenol arthritis. so why am i still thinking about this? how are ya? good. aleve. proven better on pain. >>> live from america's news headquarters i'm laura ingle. officials at the centers for disease control in atlanta say a lab technician there is now being monitored for possible exposure to the ebola virus. the technician was working in a secure lab at the time it and may have come into contact with a live sample of the virus that was part of an experiment. no other employees are affected so far. back in june, at least 52 cdc workers took antibiotic its as a precaution against the deadly anthrax virus. the nypd is stepping up security at two brooklyn precincts because of threats being made by cops via social media and phone calls. four arrests have been made in connection with the threats. hundreds of online postings have been assessed as well as calls to emergency lines. as many as 200 investigations still ongoing. all of this comes after two officers were kil

. >> the reverend franklin graham is with us. and it's operation christmas child.re you good to see you. >> good to see you. >> how is your dad? i ask you every year. >> he's doing pretty well. 96. not a lot of energy but mind is clear and still engaged. >> every couple months there comes a comment from him that makes news does he know that. >> i don't think he thinks about it. but you know he's still concerned about the world in which we live and he sees, especially as we come to christmas, that the answer to the problems of this world is the prince of peace, jesus christ. politicians are not going to solve the problems we have. it won't be republicans or democrats or tea party but god himself and his son jesus christ. >> he's going to find a world in a bit of a mess right now. >> he believes in all his heart that jesus is the way, the truth, the life and that no man comes to the father except through him. >> i had the pleasure to travel with you to the dominican republic and we stopped in haiti and i went with to you numerous places and helped give these boxes ou

both conservative christian evangelist like franklin graham and bill marr have used american notions about the standards of women's in majority muslim countries to fuel islamaphobic rhetoric. american islamicism complex interplay of rumor, stereotypes, and the ever present threat of violence. while americans had difficulty seeing in slave muslims in their midst, they had no such trouble understanding islam as inherently tyrannical and misogynistic. titling this talk barack hussein obama plays in a satirical way on the ways in which americans doubt the president's religious affiliation and used his suppose it muslimness to demonstrate on americanness. "of muslim commentary in the united states. this denies the complex history of american muslims. and engages long-standing islamist discourses that originated in the 15th and 16th centuries. this kind of rhetoric has a long history. and it has also had the effect of marginalizing and othering american muslims. thank you. [applause] >> good morning. well judging by the election a few days ago, this is quite a good topic. how could an admi

. >> reporter: billy graham's son, reverend franklin graham. >> and at the end of my father's messageited people to come forward if they'd like to commit their lives to jesus christ and have their sins forgiven. >> and at that moment, louis had a flashback of being on the raft. and in the raft that night, in this flashback, he felt rain falling on his face. and that was the moment he was able to let everything go and forgive. >> i just knew it. and i came home that night and that was the first night in over two and a half years i didn't have a nightmare. and i haven't had one since. >> reporter: within a year, louis travelled to japan to personally forgive the war criminals who abused him so badly. >> forgiveness can be very healing, especially for people who've gone through war. i hope it inspires and makes people feel better about life, because i think we need something like that. >> reporter: louis devoted his life to service. in the 1950s, he founded a retreat for troubled teens called the victory boys camp near los angeles. >> this is your life. louis zamperini. >> reporter: he w

and sean recently sat down to talk to franklin graham about it and more. >> it is operation christmas child. with a samaritan's purse, how are you? how is your dad? >> he's doing pretty good. 96. doesn't have a whole a lot of energy but mind is clear. >> every couple months there comes a comment from him that makes news does he know about that? >> i don't think he thinks about it. but he's still concerned about the world in which we live, and he sees, especially as we come to christmas, the answer to the problems of the world is the prince of peace, jesus christ. politicians aren't going to solve the mess we have. there is not going to be republicans or democrats or tea party, but it's going to be god himself, and his son, jesus christ. >> he's going to find a mess. >> he believes with his heart that jesus is the way the truth, and the life. and no man comes to the father except through him. >> i have the pleasure of traveling with you to the dominican republic. and we did stop by haiti. i went with you to numerous places and helped get these boxes >> you did. >> it's life changing my

franklin graham. >> and at the end of my father's message, he invited people to come forward if they'dt and have their sins forgiven. >> and at that moment, louis had a flashback of being on the raft. and in the raft that night, in this flashback, he felt rain falling on his face. and that was the moment he was able to let everything go and forgive. >> i just knew it. and i came home that night and that was the first night in over two and a half years i didn't have a nightmare. and i haven't had one since. >> reporter: within a year, louis travelled to japan to personally forgive the war criminals who abused him so badly. >> forgiveness can be very healing, especially for people who've gone through war. i hope it inspires and makes people feel better about life, because i think we need something like that. >> reporter: louis devoted his life to service. in the 1950's, he founded a retreat for troubled teens called the victory boys camp near los angeles. he was on the popular television show "this is your life." >> on that life raft somewhere in the south pacific, lou made a vow that he

the conservative christian evangelist franklin graham and bill mark have used american notions about the status of women in majority muslim countries to fuel islam a phobic rhetoric. i can talk more about this in the q&a. american islamist schism was a complicated interplay of human experiences of the muslim other accompanied by rumor, stereotypes, and the ever present threat of violence here and while americans had difficulty seeing enslaved muslims in their midst, they had and continue to have no such trouble understanding islam as inherently tyrannical and misogynistic. titling this talk barack hussein obama, america's first muslim resident, plays in a satirical way on the ways in which mericans doubt the president's religious affiliation and use his supposed muslim-ness to demonstrate his on-americanness. barack obama became, however unwittingly, if focal point of islam a phobic commentary in the united states. this denies the complex histories of american muslims, but engages on extending islamicist discourses that originated in the 15th and 16th centuries. it has also had the e

joining me now is reverend franklin graham, the president and ceo.o take our sins and if we are willing to put our faith and trust in him, he'll forgive us of our sins and heal our hearts. so christmas is about god giving. the bible says that god so loved the world that he gave his only begotten son, that whosoever believeth in him shall have everlasting life. we ask people to take a box and fill it with toys for a child. you have school supplies in here, a doll and things for the hair pencils and pens and toothbrushes. >> we see the result of this. it's a glimpse right of the greatest gift we have in christ, but when kid open this gift. look at this picture here. pure joy. reverend, this is what's happening across the globe. >> and it's been -- we ask everybody that packs a box to pray for the child who will get the box. no one -- i don't know where the person's box will go, but god does. god will answer the prayer of one righteous person. can you imagine 10 million people praying for 10 million children what god will do this christmas in the hearts

both of the conservative bounds of the angeles franklin graham and the liberal commentator bill mark has used american notions about the status of one man and majority muslim countries to fueled islamic public rhetoric. it was a common interplay of the human experiences of the muslim accompanied by rumor. americans have difficulty seeing the end slaves muslims in their myth and they had and continue to have no such trouble understanding islam as inherently as radical and misogynistic. titling the talk brought america's first muslim president in the ways in which americans to the president's religious affiliation and use his suppose it muslim to demonstrate his un-american miss. they engage in the long-standing discourse in the 15th and 16th centuries. as they have seen, it's also had the effect of marginalizing other american muslims. [applause] >> good morning. judging by the election a few days ago this is quite a good topic. how could an administration that began with such promise with regard to the sheer honest support that it received and so badly. how could one of the latino ke

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the conservative christian evangelist franklin graham and bill mark have used american notions about status of women in majority muslim countries to fuel islam a phobic rhetoric. i can talk more about this in the q&a. american islamist schism was a complicated interplay of human experiences of the muslim other accompanied by rumor stereotypes, and the ever present threat of violence here and while americans had difficulty seeing enslaved muslims in their midst, they had and continue to have no such trouble understanding islam as inherently tyrannical and misogynistic. titling this talk barack hussein obama, america's first muslim president, plays in a satirical way on the ways in which americans doubt the president's religious affiliation and use his supposed muslim-ness to demonstrate his on-americanness. barack obama became, however unwittingly, if focal point of islam a phobic commentary in the united states. this denies the complex histories of american muslims, but engages on extending islamicist discourses that originated in the 15th and 16th centuries. it has also had the effe