franklin reverend graham, reverend franklin graham thank you so much. did billy graham, one in minneapolis and one in new york city helped change my life and shape my wife and i'm grateful for the mission you continue to do to spread the gospel. reverend, thank you so much. >> thank you, god bless. >> pete: god bless. will will cain, there is he. he is not reverend franklin graham but is he a pretty nice guy. is he red from for tonight's on the clock. he's up next. ♪ ♪ advanced non-small cell lung cancer can change everything. but your first treatment could be a chemo-free combination of two immunotherapies that works differently. it could mean a chance to live longer. opdivo plus yervoy is for adults newly diagnosed with non-small cell lung cancer that has spread, tests positive for pd-l1 and does not have an abnormal egfr or alk gene. opdivo plus yervoy is the only fda-approved combination of two immunotherapies opdivo plus yervoy equals... a chance for more starry nights. more sparkly days. more big notes. more small treasures. more family dinners. m

i want to talk about this now with the reverend franklin graham, president and ceo of samaritan's purseus this morning. >> thank you, brianna, for having me. >> so you are trying to convince evangelicals to get vaccinated. you're also leading by example. you are fully vaccinated yourself. how are you feeling about having that protection against the virus? >> well, first of all, i am 68 years old. and the last thing i need is covid. it could probably kill me at my age. so i would encourage people to get the vaccine. if you are my age or older, it's so important. with samaritan's purse, we've treated a lot of covid parents right there in new york city, italy, the bahamas, los angeles county with our medical hospitals. it's a disease you don't want. it's a virus that can kill you. we've had a number of our staff that have been extremely sick, on respirators for months. it's not worth the risk. i'd encourage people to pray about it. i would not want to tell people you have to have it or the government would make a big mistake to mandate this. it's a personal choice. my wife and i made a per

and you have someone like franklin graham saying, i got the shot, so should you.ld on their flock that they used to. i traveled down to north wilkes wilkesborough, north carolina, the ones that put up those white tents that we all remember from central park from those dark days in the early part of covid. and franklin graham is saying, this is another way to save your life. >> that's very important message for all of us. mike, let's talk a little bit about politics now, because i know you guys have been doing some reporting, as have we, on liz cheney and what exactly it is that she plans to do to try to execute on that very clearly stated mission of trying to prevent, make sure, that donald trump does not become president of the united states again. what are you guys learning about how her plans are going to unfold? >> kasie, liz cheney is going national. she's determined to make the purge, the start of a movement, not the end of something. so, kasie, ramping up in lots of ways. we're going to see her giving specious. we're going to see her traveling the country.

that's why i don't know how often it is done, but franklin graham had prayer, we took 45 seconds andouse would not do, you have to be able to speak the name of jesus christ and talk about god in a free country founded on the idea that our rights are given by that god. >> kayleigh: so beautiful that you did that prayer, pete, and you say who are the democrats praying to you? maybe it's the masks. emily come over to you for the next story. >> emily: u.s. space command has been on monitoring the out-of-control chinese rocket expected to make an impact somewhere on earth at sometime this weekend for china says it poses little threat to people and don't worry, it will mostly burn up on reentry, but experts say that parts of the 21-ton rocket good hit in areas after the same chinese model showered debris the ivory coast in africa last may. defense secretary lloyd austin gave an update on current u.s. plans. watch. >> we don't have a plan to shoot the rocket down. we are hopeful that it will land in a place where it won't harm anyone. >> emily: carley, is ben affleck circa 2006 available? >

. >> shannon: i heard franklin graham, a well-known pastor and his own right, the son of billy grahamd may be depressed and didn't even actually so much about the fact that he has the strong catholic faith. franklin graham sort of giving him the benefit of the doubt thinking, i think may be some staffers who were trying to be pc wrote this. it doesn't necessarily reflect the president's view on the national day of prayer. what do you think? >> i think that most things that come out of the white house are not written by a president, whether it's joe biden, barack obama, if we go back to washington or thomas jefferson. joe biden sat at the end of every speech that he gives weather to congress, whether it's to the american people. and may god bless our troops. google it, look at all the videos, every time his last line, was a member of the military and may god bless our troops. joe biden is a very strong catholic. but we have to remember, although many of us think that prayer and god are synonymous if you will or go together, there are some people that don't pray to god necessarily. they

you recently spoke to reverend franklin graham, son of the iconic evangelical preacher billy graham aboutake the vaccine. let's take a listen. >> nothing is more important to you than saving souls? >> no. i want people to know that god loves them. he will forgive you. and god will accept you into his presence. i want people to know that covid-19 can kill you, but we have a vaccine out there that could possibly save your life. and if you wait, it could be too late. >> mike allen, explain the importance of this message from this man to his followers who perhaps weren't really behind the whole vaccine effort, perhaps because of donald trump, and by the way, happy friday. >> happy friday, mika, and it is a happy friday liberation friday, from our masks. remarkable moment there. in that clip, we heard the reverend franklin graham using the cadence and the grammar of an altar call, saying, this is a way to save your life before it's too late. and mika, you know the polling. 45% of christians say they won't get the vaccine compared to 30% of all people. so a massive gap there that franklin graha

here is reverend franklin graham on the subject. >> this is a national day of prayer, we need to callgod and not just some generic gods or some power in the air but god himself. carley: his proclamation did not include the word god, biden's remarks on the location, the vaccines were developed by the grace of god. that is how that is shaping up this morning. todd: thank you. jillian: it is 40 second after the hour, four months since the california mother vanished. of next i went to maya millette's so and what led her disappearance, what was said and heard that night as the family pleads for answers. >> heartbroken for the nightmare. wanna help kids get their homework done? well, an internet connection's a good start. but kids also need computers. and sometimes the hardest thing about homework is finding a place to do it. so why not hook community centers up with wifi? for kids like us, and all the amazing things we're gonna learn. over the next 10 years, comcast is committing $1 billion to reach 50 million low-income americans with the tools and resources they need to be ready for anyt

here is reverend franklin graham. >> this is national day of prayer.he written word president biden sent out didn't include the word god, his remarks on the location, he said vaccines were developed by the grace of god. >> nothing to do with the story, did you go to college? >> every normal college student survived. and the wisconsin resident, cleaning the snack doesn't have real cheese and says they are lying to customers putting the real dairy stamp on it. bagel bites, and ingredients our fans know and love, we stand by the food we make and focus on bringing great products to market, to defend our brand. the lawsuit says bagel bites contain parts mozzarella cheese and modified food starch. todd: what is it called again? >> tomato tomato. 42 after the hour, let's check in with steve doocy for what is coming up on "fox and friends," bagel bites for his children in the forest of new jersey. >> what is up with todd? jillian: this is an everyday occurrence. >> they did not have bagel bites when i went to college. just pretzels. todd: you made your own bag

. >> reporter: this is the granddaughter of billy graham and niece of trump supporting pastor franklin grahamwith 200 other prominent evangelicals signed a letter in denouncing christian nationalism and the role it played. >> for some qanon is a religion. >> what you're finding for these people, this is somewhere where they fit in. >> is there not enough sense of community in churches? what do you think is this appeal? >> i think churches were absolutely designed to be about community and i don't think that's what a lot of people find. i think churches have become extremely exclusive. i'm not sure jesus would be welcomed in an american church today. >> are you concerned at all by speaking out that you could be alienating some of your congregation or do you think it's just the right thing to do? >> there's always a risk. as pastor my role is to teach the people and that's something i have to do if, i have to do it and i take the consequences that come. fortunately i've received a lot of support from my people for speaking out. >> thank you for that report. >>> now the final round of the pga ch

it's pretty cool when you get franklin graham on the program saying a prayer. our nation needed it right now. the again tomorrow night, until then, tucker carlson up next. ♪ ♪ >> tucker: good evening, welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." people haven't been traveling much, they've been stuck at home. if you had a chance to visit new york city recently -- if you have, you know the truth. it's awful. awful, and in a very recognizable way. in new york looks like in new york in the 1970s without studio 54. the city has once again become dirty chaotic and dangerous -- just as in the 1970s, a lot of people who live in new york are feeling. maybe you're watching the show right now mask lists from your patio in fort lauderdale, glass of wine in hand thinking to yourself, why should i care about what happens in new york? i voted to get out of that place. let it rot. that's a fair point. consider another perspective. it new york is the biggest city in the united states, more than 8 million people live there including americans. what happens in new york affects all of us.

this is what reverend franklin graham said earlier on cnn. >> vaccines are important. i would encourage people to pray about it, consider it. i would never tell someone they had to have it or mandate it. i think we certainly should encourage people to consider the vaccine. if you don't take it, there are some real risks for some groups. >> has the white house, reverend graham, ever reached out to you about this and asked you to do a public service announcement, something along those lines? >> no, not yet, but i'd be glad to if they called. i certainly would try to work with them and help them any way i could. >> so look at your -- i'm going to put up on your screen now, a pew center research survey found 45% of white evangelicals say they definitely won't or probably wouldn't get vaccinated. do you think this is going to mac a d make a difference, doctor? >> we need many more leaders like that. don, what we're seeing is very scary. i worried we're diverging into two covid nations . up in the new england states, new jersey, california, new mexico, we're hitting really g

joining us the reverend franklin graham. thank you so much for joining us.for all you're doing. i'm sure you saw that research survey that found that 45% of white evangelical christians said they definitely or probably will not get vaccinated against covid-19. so what's your message to fellow evangelicals who are still hesitant to get this potentially life-saving vaccine? >> first of all, wolf, i think a lot of this is changing, these attitudes. when jesus started his ministry he went about preaching and he used his power as the son of god to bring healing to people's bodies. he didn't do it so they'd have a better life. he did it so they'd put their faith and trust in him as the son of god. i think it's important that we model our ministry on that of jesus christ. we can do that through modern medicine. my grandfather was a surgeon to china. he went there in 1916 and brought modern medicine at that time to china and used his skills as a surgeon to save lives and he did it in jesus's names. 40% of the united states marine corps is not going to get vaccinated

. >> reporter: drew is granddaughter of famed evangelical billy fwram and niece of franklin graham shencing c christian nationalism and the role it played in the capitol attack. for some folks qanon is a religion. >> what you're finding from a lot of these people who are hard-core qanon believers, this is somewhere where they fit in. >> not enough sense of community in churches? what do you think is this appeal? >> i think churches were absolutely designed to be about community and i don't think that's what a lot of people find. i think churches have become exextremely exclusive and i'm not sure jesus would be welcome in an american church today. >> are you concerned at all that by speaking out you could be alienating some of your congregation or do you think it's just the right thing to do? >> there's always a risk, but as a pastor, my role is to protect my people and teach them to place their hope in jesus, to obey god's word and that's something that i have to do and i have to do it and i take the consequences that come, but, fortunately, i received a lot of support from my people f

granddaughter of famed evangelical preacher billy graham and niece of trump supporting pastor franklin grahamtter denouncing christian nationalism and the role it played in the capitol attack. for some of these folks qanon is a religion. >> i think what you're finding from a lot of these people who are hard core qanon believers, this is where they fit in. >> reporter: is there not enough sense of community in churches? what do you think is this appeal? >> i think that churches were absolutely designed to be about community, and i don't think that's what a lot of people find. i think churches have become extremely exclusive. i'm not sure jesus would be welcomed in an american church today. >> reporter: are you concerned at all that by speaking out that you could be alieniating some of our congregation or do you think it's just the right thing to do? >> well, there's always a risk. but as a pastor my role is to protect my people and teach them to place their hope in jesus, to obey god's word and so that's something when i have to do i have to do it and take the consequences that come. but fortu

granddaughter of famed evangelical preacher billy graham and niece of trump supporting pastor franklin graham200 other evangelicals signed a letter denouncing christian nationalism and the role it plays in the capitol attack. >> for some of these folk, qanon is a religion. >> i think what you're finding from a lot of people who are hard core qanon believers, this is somewhere where they fit in. >> is there not a enough sense of community in churches, what do you think is the appeal? >> i think that churches were absolutely designed to be about community, and i don't think that that's what a lot of people find. i think churches have become extremely exclusive. i'm not sure jesus would be welcome in an american church today. >> reporter: are you concerned by speaking out you could be alienating some of your c congregation or is it the right thing to do? >> as a pastor, my role is to protect my people, and teach them to place their hope in jesus, and obey god's word. that's something whiff to do it, i have to do it and take the consequences that have come, and fortunately i have received a lot o

. >> the granddaughter of fames evangelical preacher billy graham and niece of franklin graham. denouncing christian nationalism and the role it played. >> qanon is a religion for some of these folks. >> what you're finding for these people who are hard core qanon believers, this isn't where they fit in this. >> is there not enough security in churches, what's the appeal? >> i think that churches were absolutely designed to be about community, and i don't think that that's what a lot of people find, i think churches have become extremely exclusive. i'm not sure jesus would be welcomed in an american church today. >> are you concerned at all that by speaking out that you could be alien ating some of your congregation or do you think it's the right thing to do? >> there's always a risk. as a pastor my hope is to protect my peel. to teach them to put their hope in jesus and obey god's word. i have to do it and i take the consequences that come but fortunately i've received a lot of support from my people for speaking out. >> our big thanks to doney o'sullivan for that reporting. th

>> i think we need to mobilize evangelical voices, certainly from the high-profile folks like franklin grahamiddle is going to be most moved by people in their immediate community, by their pastor, by their friend in their church, by their friend who are -- who's in their mom's group and that's why we created christians and the vaccine.com. we're producing these short videos where everyday christians can share videos to their social network, to their friends and fellow church members, as part of opening up the conversation around vaccines on a very granular level of relationship to relationship. we're in the ground game phase of vaccine outreach. this is going to be won or lost on the individual -- congregational and individual friend network. and we need to keep these individuals -- their voice is not going to be persuasive. it's going to be the voices of evangelicals. >> thank you so much. curtis chang and chris carter, thank you so much. president biden set to speak any moment from now. you can see him live images as he walks up to the podium at this ford plant in michigan. let's listen. >

facebook right now over the last three days about the colonial pipeline, and it's from televangelist franklin grahamfox news, sean hannity and ben shapiro. that tells you labels or no how far this misinformation is spreading. >> some of the leading misinformers in america and congratulations, facebook. anyway, brandy zadrozny, always on top of this, thank you. which brings us to our counterterrorism expert michael leiter. i want to begin with something we heard from president biden when he said he wasn't going to retaliate on this, at least right now, or at least retaliate in a cyber situation. first of all, do you view this as a terrorist attack on the united states with what happened with this pipeline? >> i don't, chuck. it certainly could have been. but all of the reporting right now suggests this was a purely criminal enterprise trying to get money out of colonial pipeline. this happens every day, hundreds of times a day to american businesses and don't think we have any indication at this point there was a political motivation behind the attack. that doesn't mean there aren't political interes

pete: oh, man, you know, we talked to franklin graham about this last night.o kind. i think he comes from a party which for multiple years has been attempting to remove god from their platform and eking it back in. and instead would prefer to pray to some sort of energy force or whatever. they did have time in that statement to mention racial justice. and, of course, the real god for the left these days is government. they have replaced beliefs in rights endowed by the creator to whatever the government tells you are allowed to do. it's a sad state of affairs. i think ultimately, you know, this is our -- 1775 was the first national moment of prayer when they prayed for -- not just to god but to jesus christ for support and providence in an endeavor against empire the world ever seen it truman codified and it reagan made it the first thursday of every may. this is a real thing prayer for guidance. it's not virtue signaling holier than thou practice. i don't speak for you guys. i speak for myself. it's only because we know how fragile, fallen, humble we really a

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