, god bearer. please tell us what we need to know about mary's role in christian salvation, the plan of salvation. >> mary is all about the incarnation which is the enfleshment of god. god becoming one with one of his own creation. in classically franciscan theology, certainly in greek, byzantine christian theology, the incarnation is seen as broader than just redemptive, just salvation. that it is seen as the original creative plan of god. the whole purpose of creation is that god would create in order to bring creation to himself. in order to bridge the gap between the divine and the human, god would be part of his own creation, would be enfleshed, join with us, and allow us to participate by grace in god's own life. not by nature but by grace. st. paul teaches this when he says all was created for him, for the incarnation for christ. all was created through him. he is before all else that is. he's foreordained and foreshadowed in the god's original plan as part of creation. uniting the divine an

she is not herself god but the mother of the one who is god made flesh for us. >> and let me show you the next slide. i think it is called, mary help for sorrow. >> this is the russian icon entitled, joy to all who sorrow. >> it is quite beautiful. this looks like her enduring career as a mother with children all around her saying, mom i need this or that. is that what i'm seeing? >> that is exactly what it is. this is the icon of the joy of all who sorrow. the full title is, joy of joys, unexpected joy, joy who sorrow. it is the title of the holy version russian orthodox church. we have the same icon in our sacristy in our lady of fatima. it depicts people recognizing this maternal heart. this maternal role of our lady, that she brings us to god. because god chose to come to us in jesus in and through her. so she has a role in this relationship of love with all of those who have been formed by christ. she is a mother. she listens to our positions. she doesn't take the place of christ. but in a mother's role, she prays for us, protects us, strengthens us, in this union of love with he

god was always in the classroom until then, the christian god and the jewish god. on the health care bill it amazes me how democrats rationalize. government should get out of the way. i don't like the republican side. on the democrat side, for two years president obama had a democrat congress. they passed the bill on christmas night before anyone read it. 2700 pages. they exempt of themselves -- and only democrats voted for it -- the extent of themselves -- the exempt it themselves -- exempted themselves. republicans didn't help it, but it is about to collapse on itself. democrats are not helping republicans. we are so divided in this country we prefer shooting ourselves in the foot and working together. on the worksite, the lady discussing jobs, it has been for threen cnbc years, and that is not a conservative business channel, there have been 5.6 million jobs a welding,th plumbing, skilled labor, high paying jobs. we need 600,000 welders at $100 an hour. they are open because we are sending our children for liberal arts college degrees and we don't have the labor

freedom is a gift from god. it was thomas jefferson who said the god who gave us life gave us liberty. our founding fathers believed that religious liberty was so fundamental that they inshrined it in the first amendment of our great and beloved constitution. yet, for too long the federal government has used the power of the state as a weapon against people of faith, bullying and even punishing americans for following their religious beliefs. that's been happening. that is why i am signing today an executive order to defend the freedom of religion and speech in america, the freedoms that we've wanted, the freedoms that you fought for so long and we are doing it in just a little while right over here. thank you. thank you. thank you. thank you all. thank you. no american should be forced to choose between the dictates of the federal government and the tenets of their faith. as i campaigned across the country, faith leaders explained that they were prevented from speaking their minds because of a 1954 rule known a

god bless you, god bless israel and god bless the united states of america. [applause] >> thank you very much. thank you. [applause] >> thank you very much. this. thank you to prime minister netanyahu. i also want to thank sarah for hosting us. last night was an unforgettable dinner. we talked about a lot of very important things. thank you to investor david freedman and mrs. freedman for joining us along with a number of close friends who have come from our country to yours as we reaffirm the unshakable bond between the united states of america and israel. thank you. [applause] i would like to begin my remarks by sending the thoughts and prayers of the entire american people to the victims of the terrorist attack in manchester. you've all been watching a horrible thing going on. i want to send our condolences to the many families who lost their loved ones. it was a horrific injuries and dozens of innocent people, beautiful young children, savagely murdered in this heinous attack upon humanity. i repeat again, we must drive out the terrorists and the extremis

god bless you, god bless israel and god bless the united states of america. [applause] president trump: thank you very much. thank you. thank you. thank you very much. it's very nice. and thank you to prime minister netanyahu, and i also want to thank sara for hosting us last night in really a very unforgettable dinner. we had a great time. very, d about a lot of very important things. and thank you to ambassador friedman, for joining us with a number of good friends who've come from our country to yours as we' firm the unshakeable -- we reaffirm the unshakeable bond between the united states and israel. thank you. [applause] i'd like to begin my remarks today by sending the thoughts and prayers of the entire american people to the victims of the terrorist attack in manchester. you know, you've all been watching. you've seen just a horrible thing going on. i want to send our condolences to the many families who lost their loved ones. horrific, horrific injuries. terrible. dozens of innocent people, beautiful young children savagely murdered in this heinous at

god bless you. god bless our fallen heroes. god bless their families. god bless our military.ss the united states of america. [applause] [cheers] >> ladies and gentlemen, please remain standing for the playing of "taps" and the benediction. >> present. ♪ ["taps" playing] >> almighty and merciful god, grant to all of us grace, peace, and a strong recollection of this national memorial day observance. may the memory of this sacred place among america's sons and daughters be etched into our hearts and always cause us to be thankful for your blessings and their sacrifices. they shall grow not old, as we that are left grow old. age shall not weary them, nor the years condemn. at the going down of the sun and in the morning, we will remember them. the years condemn. amen. >> ladies and gentlemen, please remain in place until the president has departed and the colors are retired. [applause] [cheers] >> coming up next on washington , live., north korea then a look at to brown versus board of education. about one hour on washington journal, president of the lawyers committee for civil

may god bless the class of 2017. may god bless the united states of america. may god bless all of you here today. thank you very much. thank you. [applause] ♪ andn a world of ambiguity temptation, you need a moral compass. you must develop comparable -- morals that you compromise for no one, not a loved one, not a job, and not a chance for fame or wealth. >> whether the person acts in the legal, governmental, or private realm, one dedicated person can meaningfully affect what some can continue to be an uncaring world. >> starting at the build -- starting at the bottom is not is humility. >> the goal, excellence. the agenda, plenty. -- protectionion of the environment. >> just a few past commencement speeches from the c-span video library. on mayar, watch speeches 20, 27th, 29th, and june 3, on c-span and c-span.org. ournal"an's "washington j live every day with news and policy issues that impact you. coming up, the ceo of freedom discusses tax reform efforts, and how the senate may proceed with the american health care act. american university professor with h

may god bless the united states of america. may god bless all of you here today.nk you very much. thank you. [applause] ♪ >> president trump and a commencement address at liberty university in lynchburg, virginia. that will be re-arrington night that will be re-arrington night on c-span at 8:00 eastern. spoke veryrump briefly to reporters about the search for a new fbi or. .- new fbi director here are his comments. news reports indicating today candidates are being considered for the job of fbi director, including the acting fbi director, andrew mccabe, alice fisher, judge michael garcia, who serves on the appeals court of new york, and republican senator john cornyn of texas, a member of the judiciary committee and a former texas attorney general. commencement address at liberty university with president trump will re-air 8 p.m. eastern. each year, cabinet secretaries and others deliver commencement speeches across the country. c-span's coverage of commencement speeches officially gets underway next saturday at 10 a.m. and 8 p.m. eastern with betsy devos, elizabe

god bless you. god bless our fallen heroes. god bless their families. god bless our military.ss the united states of america. [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, please remain standing for the playing of taps and the benediction. ♪ >> almighty and merciful god, grant to all of us grace, peace, and a strong recollection of this national memorial day observance. may the memory of this sacred place among america's sons and daughters be etched into our hearts and always cause us to be thankful for their blessings and their sacrifices. they shall grow not old as we that are left grow old. age shall not weary them, nor of the years condemn them. with the sun,wn in the morning, we shall remember them. >> ladies and gentlemen, please remain in place until the president has retired -- has to parted and the -- has departed, and the colors are retired. ♪ [applause] >> tomorrow on c-span, a look at the politics and security of the asia-pacific region and tensions on the european peninsula, live from the institute for strategic studies. he am on, a simpler school integration since brown ve

god bless you. god bless our fallen heroes. god bless their families. god bless our military. laulg >> announcer: ladies and gentlemen, please remain standing for the playing of taps and the benediction. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> i receive the benediction. oh mighty and mersful god, grant all of us grace and peace and a strong recollection of this national memorial day obser observeance. may this day be etched into our hearts and always cause us to be thankful for your blessings and their sacrifices. they shall grow not old as we that are left grow old. age shall not weary them nor the years condemn. after going down of the sun and in the morning we will remember them. amen. >> announcer: ladies and gentlemen, please remain in place until the president has departed and the colors are retired. [ cheers and applause ] >> we've been watching special memorial day coverage as the president addressed the nation and particular military men and women and also especially the families of those who have lost loved ones who have died fighting for this country, for democracy. a moving moment certainly.

may god bless the class of 2017. may god bless the united states of america. may god bless all of you here today. thank you very much. thank you. [applause] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2017] >> in a world of ambiguity and temptation, you need a moral compass. you must develop principles that you have compromised for no one, not for a loved one, not for a job, and not for a chance at fame or wealth. >> and whether the individual acts in the legal, governmental, or private realm, one concerned, dedicated person can meaningfully effect what some consider to be an uncaring world. >> starting at the bottom is not humiliation, it is humility. an honest assessment of where you are in the learning curve. so shelve your ego, put your head down, and bulldog forward. >> the goal, excellence. the agenda, plenty. peace, protection of the environment, pride in pluralism. pastncer: just a few speeches from the c-span

, and his belief in jesus christ as the son of god. [applause] >> as a nation, we are very fortunate to have a president that believes in god and a vice supports who strongly all of us in the church. rev. graham: and he is not afraid to express his faith. it is an honor for me to be able to welcome here today the vice president of the united states, mike pence. mr. vice president. [applause] vp. pence: thank you, ever, graham. it is a joy to be with all of you today on the topic of enormous importance not only in the life of people of faith across the world, but enormous importance to this administration. and would you join me in congratulating reverend franklin graham for bringing together this first-ever world summit in defense of persecuted christians? [applause] vp. pence: reverend graham, senator lankford, senator blunt, congressman smith, congressman hultgren, leaders of faith in public life across this country and across the world, to my brothers and sisters in christ. [applause] >> amen! iv. graham: -- vp. pence: often say, whe

we are worthy before god. they didn't think it matched with what he was reading in scripture. that was the basis of the 95 questions he was asking. the church unfortunately did not react very well to those questions being asked. as a result of this movement beginning, it became a part of a new church. it was never luther's intent. but his hope was to live within the understanding of how we can reform the catholic church. and when that couldn't happen, many of his followers believed it was time for him to break away. and so they did. it was one of the many churches that began to be formed. a number of others began at that time. >> we know that luther had an ability to connect with every day people. they loved how he was writing. he really believed that the teaching of the faith should be in the households. he was critical of priests and pastors in the way they preached or didn't preach or didn't teach. that really resonated with people. >> very much so. >> if you think about the reformation being ongoing -- and

god bless you. god bless our fallen heroes. god bless their families. god bless our military.ted states of america. thank you. [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, please remain standing for the playing of taps and the benediction. >> present. [taps] ♪ >> grant to all of us, grace, peas, and a strong recollection of this national memorial day observance. may the memory of this sacred place be etched into our hearts and always cause us to be thankful for your blessings and their sacrifices. they shall grow not old, as we have left for old. age shall not worry them, nor the years condemn. at the going down of the sun and in the morning we will remember them. amen. >> ladies and gentlemen, please remain in place until the president has departed and the colors are retired. ♪ [applause] ♪ [applause] ♪ >> later today, some of this year's commencement addresses, from former president bill clinton, vice president mike pence, and senators cory booker, tammy duckworth, and kelly ayotte. commencement speeches starting at 1:00 eastern time. gary lynn foot, army aviation officer, broke his

thank you, god bless you. god bless our fallen heroes. god bless their families.f america. thank you. thank you. >> ladies and gentlemen, please remain standing for the playing of taps and the benediction. ♪ [ playing of taps ] >> have your seat for the benediction. almighty and merciful god, grant to all of us grace and peace and a strong recollection of this national memorial day observance. may the memory of this sacred place among america's sons and daughters be etched into our hearts and always cause us to be thankful for your blessings and their sacrifices. they shall grow not old as we that are left grow old. age shall not weary them nor the years condemn. at the going down of the sun and in the morning, we will remember them. amen. >> ladies and gentlemen, please remain in place until the president has departed and the colors are retired. >> all right, you're watching the conclusion there of the memorial day ceremony at arlington national cemetery. you heard president trump paying tribute to gold star families, their sacrifices saying at one point they wer

they have the word god there, the word god is offensive -- >> not the word god, it's the phrasing --> tucker: it's a very old quote. >> you are talking about ideas and things. you may feel that. but you are christian. people who aren't christian look at that and still feel the same way. >> tucker: i get your point. but you are violating your own principles because you're saying you want to replace the bench you claim is a representation of christianity with a bench that has an explicit statement about atheism -- >> no. we don't want any explicit -- >> tucker: but you want a donation to the american atheism. >> that's where it's frumpy we wouldn't have a problem with the vfw putting it on there that they paid for it. the statement itself -- >> tucker: but your name itself is a statement. the quote is not an endorsement of religion. >> well... that is your take on it, but we believe it is. >> tucker: having a bench that has american atheist on it, doesn't that make nonatheist feel demeaned? look, here's the point. this is not about making a group of people feel included, it's about cru

[whispers] good god. - we're stuck here together! good, god!sir, i'm so sorry for the mishap. everything here is under control. yes, i love you too. oh, you were talking to your daughter--right. ahh. - okay. i know no one wants to be stuck here, but god and i felt that we could all use a little bonding time. so why don't we have an icebreaker? two truths and a lie. i'll go first. um... i had 30 moles removed. i had my thyroid removed. i had my uterus removed. wait--those are all true. okay, let me go again. - i have a truth. i hate all of you. [employees murmur] - oh, all right. well, you need two more. - well, i have a truth too. beth sucks. how 'bout next time you have some urgent weather info, you walk up here and tell us? - okay, still gene's turn. - you're telling me to walk? i once saw you pee lying down. - no, you didn't. - yeah, i did. - you do it literally all the time. - okay, let somebody else go. wayne. - i think everyone in here is just doing their absolute best. - oh! finally, something nice. - that was the lie. [overlapping argui

thank you, god bless the memory of the perished. god bless the survivors. god bless the jewish people. and god bless the state of israel. thank you for having me. thank you. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2017] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] prime minister netanyahu: what .n incredibly moving speech hank you, mr. president. this adds to an historic visit, you are the first american president who chose to include israel on his first foreign trip . you are the first president in office to visit the western wall . we were so deeply moved to see that picture of you touching the stones of the wall. and may i say, we were deeply moved to see first lady melania trump touching the stone of that wall, and equally moved when we saw your daughter, ivanka and son-in-law, jared, do the same. ow you touch other stones. you honor today the memory of six million jews who were murdered in the holocaust. a few weeks ago you gave a powerful speech in t

may god bless the class of 2017. may god bless the united states of america. may god bless all of you here today. thank you very much. thank you. [applause] >> next, live, your calls and comments on "washington journal." and then newsmakers with senator chuck grassley. after that, a senate hearing on the russian investigation and security trips. -- security threats. tonight, on q&a, the comparisons between presidents donald trump and andrew jackson. on his book "andrew jackson: southerner." he representsink the positive values that jackson represented. he represents some of the negative values represented by jackson but i think i would tell president trump that if he wants to be like andrew jackson, he wants to put nation in front of his own personhood and family and interest because that is what jackson did for much of his presidency. >> tonight at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span's q&a. >> this morning, adam brandon, president and ceo of freedom works talks about efforts to change tax law and how the senate should proceed with the health care replacement bill. th

god bless the memory of the perished. god bless the survivors. god bless the jewish people. and god bless the state of israel. thank you for having me. thank you. netanyahu: what a moving speech. thank you mr. president. this adds to a historic visit. you are the first american president who chose to include israel on his first foreign trip. you are the first president in office to visit the western wall. by seeingdeeply moved you touch the stones of the wall and first lady melania trump touching the stones of the wall, and equally moved when we saw your daughter, if uncle, -- your son-in-law, jared. now you touch other stones we honor -- stones. you honor the memory of 6 million jews murdered in the holocaust. today in this solemn place, at m, aopposition -- yad veshe great monument of remembrance, we remember the holocaust and the hatred towards jews that consumed a defenseless people. we pledge never to be defenseless against that hatred again. we provides -- to fulfill that pledge, israel must always be able to defend itself, by itself, against itself, and any threat. we

thank you, god bless you, god bless our fallen heros, god bless their families, god bless our militaryk you. [applause] [applause] [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, please remain standing for the playing of taps and the benediction. [taps playing]. ♪ [taps playing ♪ >> almighty and merciful god, grant to all of us grace and peace and a strong recollection of this national memorial day observance. may the memory of this sacred place among america's sons and daughters be etched in our hearts and be thankful for our blesses and sacrifices. they shall grow not old, as we be left for old, age shall not worry them or the years condemned. after the going down of the sun and in the morning, we will remember them. amen. >> ladies and gentlemen, please remain in place until the president has departed and the colors are retired. [applause] >> hard to imagine a more solemn duty, to lay the wreath before the tomb of the unknown soldiers and to speak to the gold star families and acknowledge all of those that have fallen in service to our country on this memorial day. >> a solemn moment for the pr

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thank you, god bless the memory of the perished, god bless the survivors, god bless the jewish people and god bless the state of israel. thank you for having me. thank you. >> what an incredibly moving speech that in so few words said so much. thank you, mr. president. this is a historic visit. you are the first american president who chose to include israel on its first foreign tri trip. you are the first president in office to visit the western wal wall. we were so deeply moved to see that picture of you cutting the stones of the law and to see the first lady, melania trump touching the stone on that wall and equally moved when we saw your son and son-in-law and daughter do the same. now you touch other stones. we honor the memory of 6 million jews who were murdered in the holocaust. a few weeks ago you gave a powerful speech in the holocaust memorial day in washington d.c., and today in the solemn place our great monuments of remembrance, we remember the holocaust. we remember the hatred toward jews that consumed a defenseless people. we pledge never to be defenseless against that

thank you, god bless the memory of the perished. god bless the survivors. god bless the jewish people. and god bless the state of israel. thank you for having me. thank you. >> thank you so much, mr. president. p.m. netanyahu: what an incredibly moving speech. that in so few words said so much. thank you mr. president. to a historic visit. you are the first american president who chose to include israel on his first foreign trip. you are the first president in office to visit the western wall. we were so deeply moved to see that interview touching the stones of the wall. and, may i say we were deeply moved to see first lady trump touching the stone of that wall and equally moved from we saw your daughter of ponca and son-in-law jerrod do the same. you touch other stones. you honor the memory of six majors who were murdered in the holocaust. -- now you touch other stones. you honor today the memory of six million jews who were murdered in the holocaust. a few weeks ago you gave a powerful speech in the holocaust memorial day in washington, d.c. and today in

the jesuits are considered god's army. they go wherever the pope send them and ignatius of loyola, the santa who credit the jesuit had a famous line about a jesuit should always have one leg in the work he is doing and one leg up and ready to go on the next mission. so there's this sense of discipline but also this sense of being willing to go wherever the pope sends you, on a mission. and you have got to be ready, and trained. the jesuit go through a longer educational process than other orders and priests so they're very well educated. they're great teachers. and they're very disciplined and focused, much like the military because ignatius, who was a soldier, was a very much involved in the court life and aspired for marry a beautiful woman and live the life of a daring knight, almost got killed in a battle and had this death-bed conversion, very sick. by reading the lives of the saints and decided to take that military perspective to being a soldier for jesus. and that is what you see, i think in pope francis. when i fi

god bless you all.applause] >> if we could remain standing, i was to close this time with a prayer for the vice president. you.me today to say thank ,hank you to the vice president for what you have given to this nation. vice president mike pence. father, we pray for him, his wife, his family -- that you would watch over and

need god help us achieve that for our peoples, god bless you. applause translation: now i give translation: nowl give the translation: now i give the floor to his excellency, the president of the united states of america and, mr donald trump, the floor is yours, sir. —— the president of the united states of america, mr donald trump, the floor is yours, sir. thank you. i would like to thank king solomon for his extraordinary words and the magnificent kingdom, saudi arabia, for hosting today's summit. i am honoured to be received by such gracious hosts. i have always heard about the splendour of your country. on the kindness of your citizens. but words do not do justice to the grandeur of this remarkable place. and the incredible hospitality you have shown us. from the moment we arrived. he also hosted me in the home of the founder of the kingdom who united you great people. working alongside another beloved leader, american president franklin roosevelt, king abdulaziz began the partnership between our two countries. king solomon, your father woul

and that means in the name of god, god is great. animal. ♪ >> i just was in the slaughterhouse. if i was oprah, that would not be one of the favorite things i would give out. there's a sense of modesty in there, there's a sense of respect in there. i got to say, it was -- you know, i got a little blood on me, but, you know, it's real. would i want to see that every time before i eat a hamburger? no. does that make me a hypocrite? yes. am i going to still eat hamburgers? absolute absolutely. with bacon on them. that's not halal, though. that segment had two things that are not going to be very popular. an animal getting killed and two black people having a conversation about white supremacy. how can i fight the vegans and the racists at one time? if hitler wases on twitter, i'd be done for. and i just made a hitler reference. this is not going well at all. hey, i'm trying to trend. not to be focusingo finaon my moderatepe. to severe chronic plaque psoriasis. so i made a decision to talk to my dermatologist about humira. humira works

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- that's chuck. - oh, god.ms] - chuck's a scaredy-cat. - i tracked down the editor who used to cut chuck's footage into something usable. he's at the witherbelle mental asylum for the insane. i guess he became an orderly when he didn't want to edit anymore. why is it making so much eye contact? - stop. - oh, katie. [both laughing] this reminds me of the time i drove you and your little friend with the grey tooth to the prom. remember? what was his name? ah, something ethnic. - ryan. - ryan, yes. he left with another girl because katie wouldn't give it up. - mom. - that's not a problem anymore. right, trip? wink. [both laughing] - it's so funny to see you getting along with my boyfriend, mom, considering you had the last one deported. - he got a free trip to the dominican republic. people have to go on "wheel of fortune" to win that. speaking of trips, who wants to go to six flags this weekend? fair warning, i'm too short to go on any of the rides. - oh, that sounds fun. count me in. - really?

god bless texas and god bless america. thank you, mr. speaker. the speaker pro tempore: the chair will entertain requests for one-minute speeches. for what purpose does the gentleman from south carolina seek recognition? mr. wilson: unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. revise and extend. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman from south carolina is recognized for one minute. mr. wilson: mr. speaker, this week is national police week. a time each year when we honor the service and sacrifice of our nation's heroes in blue. at this particular time i especially cherish the memory of officer greg, a veteran of the police department. he was a hardworking, humble man, an eagle scout, and graduate of richland northeast high school and university of south carolina. greg's end of watch was september 30, 2015. when he was shot while pursuing a suspect. he is survived by his wife, parents, and his young son. cassie continues to provide greg's legacy of service through the heroes in blue, an organization dedicated to shari

you, god bless god bless our fallen heroes. god bless their families. god bless our military.ss the united states of america. thank you. [applause] president donald trump giving the traditional address at the arlington cemetery at the tomb of the unknown soldiers on this memorial day holiday. let's turn to global security matters, that is one of the tricky topics being addressed right now. france president emmanuel macron and russian president vladimir putin have been speaking at a press conference. macron saying there cannot be a dialogue without russia. but get over to moscow. on andons between macr russia were strange during the election. have they found a common ground? press just -- it showed both leaders tried to show positive results, but there is nothing breaking. at the very start from the press ronference both putin and mac mentioned the need to intensify relations, especially in the economy. on those tricky questions of global agenda, they did not find any agreement. they include conflicts in syria and the ukraine. the hint from macron that he plans to call german c

, 3 hours. - oh, my god, i have to sneak out of here. fit through the air ducts? okay, i'm not gonna actually do it, but there's only one right answer, and it's "yes, you can fit, katie." - thank you very much. well, i did it. i didn't open the red door. man, i'm the best. [door creaks] [gasps] no! [inhales] no! [gasps] chuck? you were in here the whole time? chuck? [gasps] [thud] [screams] [door slams] so everything went fine. nothing weird happened. good-bye. - you opened it, didn't you? - yes, i'm sorry. if you didn't want anybody to open it, why would you paint it red? just leave it regular door colored. - what are you implying? that i wanted you to open it? why, so i could air my secret shame finally and tell my story? that's insane. the year was 1996... and there you have it: erik and lyle menendez convicted of murder in the first degree. i just reported the crap out of the menendez brothers, and i was the heir apparent for the "nightly news" desk. women wanted to be with me, and men wanted to hear news from me. whoo! and then, jus

god bless you, god bless your countries and god bless the united states of america. thank you very much. [applause] >> i would like to thank your excellency for this historic, valuable speech. remember.world will president trump's overseas trip continues tomorrow with a visit to israel area on wednesday he had to rome and that any. the trip think includes with two final stops both in brussels and in sicily. look for coverage of the president's trip throughout the week on the c-span networks. tonight on q&a, in authork "a fine mess" and journalist p.r. read takes a comparative look at tax systems around the world. >> i look to the world bank and the imf and the who has a good tax code and they said go to new zealand. new zealand follows the fundamental principle of good taxation, which is the economist reduced to broaden the base c can lower the rate. here's what they did in new zealand, they used to have a tax code like ours, hundreds of exemptions and deductions and therefore very high rate and they got rid of all of them. they said your salary, that his income, if

and that means in the name of god, god is great.laughter house. if i was oprah, that would not be one of the favorite things i would give out. there is a sense of modesty in there. there is a sense of respect in there. i've got to say, i got a little blood on me, but, you know, it's real. would i want to see that every time before i eat a hamburger? no. does that make me a hypocrite? yes. am i still going to eat hamburgers? absolutely, with bacon on them. that's not halal, though. [ laughter ] >> that segment had two things that are not going to be very popular, an animal getting killed and two black people having a conversion about white supremacy. [ laughter ] how can i fight the vegans and racists at one time? [ laughter ] if it was on twitter, i'd be done for. and i just made a hitler reference. this is not going well at all. hey, i'm trying to trend. [ laughter ] ugh, no bars. oh no, looks like somebody needs a new network. when i got this unlimited plan they told me they were all the same. they're not. verizon has the largest,

that's why my god is greater than every other god. >> exactly, yes. >> stephen: now you are in a worldur. >> i am, indeed. >> stephen: where in the world. >> you wouldn't think so. >> stephen: part of the world, we're in the world right now. what constitutes the world for ricky gervais, when you say the world tour, in america we have the world series but it is just us. >> exactly. and same of mr. universe always comes from earth, you know what i mean. >> stephen: yeah. >> it's a fix. it's a fix. >> stephen: yeah. >> i even put on the post before the tickets went on sale, ricky gervais live coming to a town near you if a town near you had anarena and a five star hot well a helipad. >> stephen: so you don't-- you rough it. >> i stay in hostiles and riddick does-- i do, yeah, why i go live in a cave in iraq. why would i do that. >> stephen: there's something in between those two. >> yeah, normal people, everyone else. >> stephen: cleveland. >> yeah, no, i do. i make it very easy for myself. i two or three days on and four days off, so yeah, my world tour is taking me a year cuz of all the

bestowed on us by a mighty god. you are the warriors of freedom. you are the protectors of the great american flag. the patriots will keep the fires of liberty burning. who protect the gun-given freedoms that are deeper right every single american child. i'm proud to me with you today is her commander-in-chief. i'm honored to have had this time i spend with. i'm excited for the greatest achievements of all of us will accomplish together. , may god blessou our servicemembers. may god bless the united states of america. thank you very much everybody. thank you. [applause] thank you. [applause] thank you very much.

god bless you. god bless your countries. and god bless the united states of america. thank you very much. [applause] >> i would like to thank your excellency for this historic, valuable speech that the whole world will remember.

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he looks kinda like my dad. - oh, god. what have i done? in a couple years, everybody's gonna be wearing an outfit like this. - you know, when i peed my pants in my high school play-- kindergarten play, my mom pulled the fire alarm to bail me out. but you are not a teenager-- a five-year-old. you are the executive producer of the number two-rated 4:00 cable news hour in the entire country, not counting the south, midwest, or the top parts. - you're right. ne thing i never wanted to be, the thing i always promised my-- - chuck, you need to be chuck. the show's in five minutes. - it ends now! - what? - it all ends now. we're going back to the normal show we do every night. no crazy sets or see-through shorts or live music or doomsday propaganda or crazy, silly pet tricks! i'd rather air a live feed of a human centipede than any of your stupid ideas! sorry-- [coughs] i didn't mean that. sorry. you're all really special to me. um-- i love you. - [grunts] - ah! - ♪ carol's doing her job thanks doll! ♪ she is the best intern ♪