i should say it is interesting that franklin graham call the huge world summit in support of persecutedchristians has decided not to hold the summit next may in morocco but will hold it in washington instead. 100 religious leaders from 100 countries are scheduled to take part in this and franklin graham has said specifically not doing this because of that. it affects a lot of americans people and especially in that movement and religious freedom does not get the attention as a foreign-policy question and many other issues and environmental issues you pointeded out. >> i want to ask what is happening, about the way some of the laws, closing space for different religions have a tendency to trickle down to other post-soviet countries. and quite clear that russia implements one law altered to do something similar. there is a trend, is pakistan, they tend to take the page from what russians do and you see these many instances. no one cares what russia does, these tend to feel we can get away with it too. >> right now, considering the law, i don't know if they are as stern but are significant

. >>> in the hb2 battle, evangelist franklin graham, billy graham's son is, quote, outraged over the acc's decision to pull championship games out of north carolina. in a letter to the commissioner, he called political pawns of student athletes. he also went onto say companies and organizations now boycotting the state are guilty of, quote, profound hypocrisy. during a radio interview scheduled today with governor pat mcrory, we expect him to address the controversy surrounding house bill 2. yesterday for the first time since they pulled championships, mcrory spoke about the decision in charlotte. communities across the state are expected to lose millions of come forward saying they think the legislature should consider repeelg house bill 2. mcrory criticized the ncaa and acc for how they characterized the state. >> that's not the type of state we are, and i don't know of one example that the media has brought up where we've discriminated against anyone at our arena or football stadium or anyone else. >> i'm hoping the movement you've heard about this week means there are people here

. >>> evangelist franklin graham, billy graham's son, is, quote, outraged over the acc's decision to pull championship games out of north carolina. in a letter to the commissioner, he called on john not to make political pawns of student athletes. he also went onto say companies and organizations now boycotting the state are guilty of, quote, scheduled for today with governor pat mcrory, we expect him to address the controversy surrounding house bill 2. yesterday for the first time since the ncaa and acc decided to pull championships, mcrory spoke about the decision in charlotte. communities across the state are expected to lose millions of dollars that would have been spent here. two republican senators have now come forward saying they think the legislature should consider repealing house the state. >> that's not the type of state we are, and i don't know of one example that the media has brought up where we've discriminated against anyone or arena or football stadium or anything else. scompl i'm hoping that the movement you've heard about this week means that there are people here

franklin graham is an example. he brought the most incredible people and equipment to louisiana.plause] he did not want anything for it. he's a great man. it is that spirit of giving that we will need to help louisiana and rebuild this country that is in serious, serious trouble. [applause] yet our media culture also been -- often mocks and demean people of faith. and you understand that. all the time i hear from concerned parents how much harder it is for a christian family to raise their children in today's media environment. it is right, isn't it? it is right. not even close. your values of love, charity, and faith built this nation. [applause] so how can it be that our media treats people of faith so poorly? one of the reasons is that our politicians have really abandoned you to a large extent. and hillary clinton, you can forget about her. [laughter] so let me state this right up front. administration, our christian heritage will be cherished, protected, defended like you have never seen before. [applause] believe me. [applause] i believe it. you believe it. and you know it.

i should stay, it is interesting, however, that franklin graham, who was planning to hold a huge worldted christians has decided not to hold the , summit in may in moscow but we will hold it in washington. a hundred religious leaders from all over the -- i should say religious leaders from a hundred countries are scheduled to take part in this meeting. and franklin graham has said he is doing this specifically or rather not doing this in moscow specifically because of the law. so, it affects a lot of american people, especially the protestant movement, and i should say, in general religious freedom doesn't get town as an in this foreign-policy question does as , many other issues do. and environmental issues. i am glad you pointed out this coincidence. ms. polyakova: hannah, same question to you. ms. thoburn: i want to add to what kathy was saying and eco what was said earlier about the laws and the closing space for different religious groups has a tendency to trickle down to other of the post- soviet countries. i think you particularly see that in a place like i should by jean -- in

franklin graham is an example. he brought the most incredible people and equipment to louisiana.applause] donald trump: and he didn't want anything for it. he's a great man. it's that spirit of giving that we will need to rebuild louisiana and to rebuild this country which is in serious, serious trouble. [applause] donald trump: yet our media mocks and demeans people of faith and you understand that. all that time i hear from concerned parents how much harder it is for a christian family to raise their children in today's media environment. it is right, isn't it? it is right. not even close. your values of love, charity and faith built this nation. [applause] donald trump: so how can it be that our media treats people of faith so poorly? one of the reasons is that our politicians have really abandoned you to a large extent. and hillary clinton, you can forget about her. [laughter] donald trump: so let me say this right up front. a trump administration, our christian heritage will be cherished, protected, defended like you've never seen before. [applause] donald trump: believe me.

franklin graham is an example help brought the most incredible people and equipment to louisiana.se] >> and he didn't want anything for it. he is a great man. it's that spirit of giving that we will need to rebuild louisiana and to rebuild this country, which is in serious, serious trouble. [applause] yet, our media culture often mocks and demeans people of faith, and you understand that. all the time i hear from concerned parents how much harder its for a christian family to raise their children in today's media environment. it is right, isn't it? is it right. not even close. your values love, charity, and faith, built this nation. [applause] so how can it be our media treats people of faith so poorly? one of the reasons is that our politicians have really abandoned you to a large extent. and hillary clinton, you can forget about her. so let me say this right up front. a trump administration, our christian heritage, will be cherished, protected, defended, like you've never seen before. [applause] believe me. i believe it and you believe it and you know it. you know it. and that i

and he invited me to come, and he sat me right next to franklin graham and eric metaksis, who wrote theiography for bon haufer and william wilber force and james dobson is over here, and ben carson is over here. and these tremendous people. i'm hearing people who are smarter than me and are dripping with humility and a deep love for god and 1,000 people who are of different races and different denominations and different economic classes and different ideas and different loyalties to political parties coming together and praying for our nation. and it was so great. and i'm thinking, why can't the whole nation see this kind of wisdom and humility and truth and unity? i felt frustrated with it. i went to lunch with a buddy in new york city and i was explaining to him, i wish there was just somebody who could pull all this together and get it out of these smaller rooms to a national scale. and he has done a lot of big things himself, and he said, i think i know a guy. i mean, he's passionate about these things. he knows most of these people. he's met them personally, and he makes live even

franklin graham is an example. he brought the most incredible people and equipment to louisiana.dn't want anything for it. he's a great plan. it's that spirit of giving that we will need to rebuild louisiana and to rebuild this country which is in serious, serious trouble. yet, our media culture often mocks and demeans people of faith. and you understand that. all the time i hear from concerned parents how much harder it is for a christian family to raise their children in today's media environment. that is right, isn't it. that is right. not even close. your values of love, charity an faith built this nation. so how can it be that our media treats people of faith so poorly? one of the reasons is that our politicians have really abandoned you to large extent. and hillary clinton, you can forget about her. so let me state this right up front. a trump administration, our christian heritage, will be cherished, protected, defended, like you've never seen before. believe me. i believe it and you believe it and you know it. you know it. and that includes religious are liberty. remember

dotson declared the 1990s the beginning of a civil war on values and recently the other day, franklin graham, billy graham's son, was preparing in st. paul, on themmp capitol, encouraging people to run for public office if they were pro life and against gay marriage. he said society is in a moral nosedive. virtually echoing his father's words from 1949. so some things have not change in the relationship between fundamentalists and science. then there's an industrial war on science which journalists also fail to take on. in the industrial war on science tends to be about regulations. a regulation where science has provided us with some information that's been comerrallized the some way or another, and then about ten years down the road it provides new information saying, wait a minute, we have some unintended consequences here we got to regulate this.s. the business is built up on that older science, don't like that, and seeks to protect their profit model and we wind up with science fighting science. so, there are always the different expects of regulation where we see attacks by industry on

franklin graham said we're close to a moral tipping point, that there's a deep-seated antagonism andonsider the evidence. right and wrong, wrong is right. the supreme court redefined what god defined. the nation has become a killing field for islamic radicals. the president refuses to even acknowledge the name of the enemy. our nation has been invaded. our government provides sanctuary for illegals who would do harm to our citizens. in recent days, we've seen christian americans hauled into court and thrown into jail, bullied and slandered by those who preach tolerance and diversity. it has become open season on gun-toting bible clingers in america. just this morning, i wrote a column about the football team at the u.s. military academy. the team is now under investigation because they were caught praying in the privacy of their locker room. video was posted online, and that prompted a complaint from the military religious freedom foundation. under investigation for prayer. folks, if george washington had been a general in president obama's military, he would have been court-martiale

he invited me to, and he and he sent me right next to franklin graham and eric -- who wrote the bia caprid james dobson is over here and these tremendous people and i'm hearing people who are smarter than me and are tripping with humility and a deep love for god and 1000 people who are of different races in different denominations in different economic classes, different ideas and different loyalties to political parties coming together and praying for our nation. it was so great and i'm thinking, why can't the whole nation see this kind of wisdom and humility and truth and unity. i felt frustrated with it at i went to lunch with a buddy in new york city and was explained to him, i wish there is someone who could pull all of this together and get it out of the smaller rooms to a national scale. he has done a lot of big things himself and he said i think i know a guy. i mean he's passionate about these things come he knows most of these people, he has met them personally and he makes live events and lots of movie theaters seven can go to the values voters summit and tell people to tell the

and franklin graham has said he is doing this specifically or rather not doing this in moscow because of the bylaws. so it affects a lot of american people and especially the evangelical movement and religious freedom doesn't get attention as a foreign policy question as many other issues do. and environmental issues. i am glad you pointed out this coincidence. >> hannah, same question to you. >> i want to add to what kathy was saying and eco what was said earlier about the laws and the closing space for different religious groups has a tendency to trickle down to other soviet countries. i think you particularly see that in places where the clear paths where russia implements one law and several months later you will see another country do something similar. there is certainly a trend in which countries who are interested in clamping down on their populations they tend to take their page from what the russians do. you see many, many instances in which if russia can get away with it, if no one cares about what russia does, all of these other countries feel they can get away it. they do

franklin graham is an example.redible people and equipment to louisiana. [ applause ] >> and he didn't want anything for it. he's a great man. it's that spirit of giving that we will need to rebuild louisiana and to rebuild this country which is in serious, serious trouble. [ applause ] >> yet our media culture often mocks and demeans people of faith, and you understand that. all the time i hear from concerned parents how much harder it is for a christian family to raise their children in today's media environment. it is right, isn't it? it is right. not even close. your values of love, charity, and faith built this nation. so how can it be that our media treats people of faith so poorly? one of the reasons is that our politicians have really abandoned you to a large extent, and hillary clinton, you can forget about her. so let me state this right up front. a trump administration, our christian heritage will be cherished, protected, defended like you've never seen before. >> yes, sir! [ cheering and applause ] >> b

franklin graham is an example. he brought the most incredible people and equipment to louisiana. anything for it. he's a great man. it's that spirit of giving that we will need to rebuild louisiana and to rebuild this country which is in serious, serious trouble. [applause] yet our media culture often mocks and the means people of faith and you understand that. all that time i hear from concerned parents how much harder it is for a christian family to raise their children in today's media environment. it is right, isn't it? it is right. not even close. your values of love, charity and faith built this nation. [applause] so how can it be that our media treats people of faith so poorly? one of the reasons is that our politicians have really abandoned you to a large extent. and hillary clinton, you can forget about her. so let me say this right up front. at trump administration, our christian heritage will be cherished, protected, defended like you've never seen before. [applause] believe me. i believe it. you believe it and you know what. and you know what. and that includes religi

i should say that it's interesting, however, that franklin graham, who was planning to hold a huge world summit in support of persecuted christians has decided not to hold this summit next may in moscow, but will hold it, instead, in washington. 100 religious leaders from all over the -- religious leaders from 100 countries are scheduled to take part in this meeting. franklin graham said he is doing this specifically or rather not doing this in moscow specifically because of the bylaws. it affects, you know, a lot of american people, a lot of -- especially the evangelical protestant movement. in general, religious freedom, i think, does not get the attention in this town as a foreign policy question as many other issues do. and environmental issues. sorry. you pointed out this awful incident. >> hannah, same question to you. >> immateri wanted to add to why was saying about the way some of these laws and a closing space for different religious groups has a tendency to trickle down to other post soviet companies. you tend to see that. it's quite clear paths. you see russia implements one