god. it is about his tenure and ouster from the state supreme court because of his placing it is available is available any time by visiting our website welcome to afterwards. your book so help me god is a combination of a memoir and political car --dash mike call to arms. becoming chief justice of the state of alabama. and mostly we talk about the event for which you are most famous. as placing the monument to the ten commandments. in the state judiciary building. why did you do it. initially i was decorating that. i realize that god was a the source of the moral law. i decided to put that it was not to force anybody to believe certainly but to acknowledge god in the entire law. that is one of the greatly misconstrues concepts. i find it coming from the bible. and the kings of the tribe of judah. throughout the scriptures you see where god kept separate those things which blonde to civil government. in the things that belong to his church. you can tell a lot of religious conservatives tod

it does not separate us from god. nothing can separate us from god.od andne nation under we can become one nation unified. there is so much division, mobs,ts, demonstrations, racial strife, but we are all created in the image of god. i recall what harry truman said in his inaugural address, the american people stand firm in the faith that inspired this nation from the beginning. we believe that all people are created in the image of god and from that faith will not be moved. we have been moved but we can be most back. god can still move us back. [applause] -- but can be moved back. know, the constitution has been my life, i was sworn in many, many years ago on the banks of the hudson river as a cadet in the military academy. i fought in a war to defend the constitution. i fought in the courts against liberal judges who have usurped their authorities. i will fight for you, the united states senate. i will fight for the people of this state and of this nation who want to bring our country back to its greatness and we can and we will and thank you very m

we did not know what god's answer would be but we knew god was in this. we have a great candidate tonight who has gone through the long haul of this campaign. we have a little ways to go yet but tonight we are so honored to be able to have with us a special guest who will introduce the judge. we have one of the most conservative thought leaders in america with us to live. you know him on tv, he is been in the white house. he is now heading up breitbart news. please welcome mr. steve bannon! [applause] mr. brennan: i told you all last roy moore a vote for is a vote for donald j. trump. i want to thank everyone in alabama for supporting donald trump today by voting for judge moore. as you well remember, last night we talked about starting a revolution with judge moore's victory. well, senator corker stepped down today. he is not going to run for reelection. in you are going to be an state , seeingate after state that people follow the model of judge moore. do not need to raise money from the fat cats, the capitalists in new york city and silicon valley. thi

we did not know what god to answer would be but we knew god was in this. candidate whot has gone through the long-haul of this campaign and we have a ways to go yet, but tonight we are so honored to be able to have with as a special guest to will introduce the judge. we have one of the most conservative fellows in america with us tonight. you know have nationally. you have seen him on tv. he is been in the white house. now been the head of record. help me welcome mr. steve bannon! applause] mr. bannon: i told you all last night that a vote for judge roy moore is a vote for donald trump. i want to thank all of the good folks in alabama supporting donald trump today by voting for judge moore. you all remember, last night we talked about starting a revolution with judge moore's victory. well, senator corker and stepped down today. he is not going to run for reelection. and you are going to see in after state,tate people who follow the judge more that do not need to raise money from the elites, from the crony capitalists, from the fat hats in washington, d.c.,

is,ever your religious text god is god. and this country claims to be in the image of god.is not. image of ae decrepit government that refuses to acknowledge the humanity of all of god children. and so, we are here in a nation out of many,s -- one. that means that all of us have to march together. , queer,re gay, straight if you are light or dark, white or black, whatever your skin color, whatever your religion, whatever your race -- you are a child of god and we must emphasize that for everybody in this place today. the reason we are here is to remind this nation that god is still on the throne. no matter how much power you think you have got, you ain't got it. let us be real. we know that part of the problem is because one guy in office hated the guy before him. negro was ina charge. anti--- it is mirrored in the reality that he hated that a black man was in charge. smarter than you. against immigrants coming to america that cannot speak english. what is your excuse? vocabulary,your bigly" enough. if the man that came before you had a black russian drink, they would have

not caused by god, doesn't come from god.od allows evil to exist because he gave us all free will and wanted us to exercise that. >> guest: that is a simplistic way of putting it. it is simplistic. this is the question, people have written books about that. of someone once a good book on the subject, another hero of mine wrote about making sense out of suffering. it is the ultimate question. anybody but a fool ask that question. some people ask it, agnostics and atheists, i would say every thinking person of faith asks that question because it is hard to accept god would allow the level of suffering he sometimes does. we have to be honest about that. at the same time i think the only antidote is to know god. it is like knowing a parent. my mom and dad, the finest people i have ever known in my life and when you know someone loves you like you really know they love you it changes everything because if they allow something to happen to you, you give them grace, i know they love me so much, there has got to be a plan or an expla

god bless you and god bless america.ading names] [reading names] [reading names] >> and my grandfather, even though i never met you i know you're watching me from heaven. >> and my son darryl mckenny, which i loving call pop, pop, we miss you, you're forever in our hearts and every day that goes by, i think of you and i know you're there and you're not alone, your beautiful angie is with you and i have solace for that because, you guys are together. thank god. h had. [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] >> and my cousin port authority police officer christopher charles amaroso, and your courage that day, i love you and miss you, and so does the family. >> and to my uncle, even though our time together on this earth was cut short i know you're with me when i wear the number 43 on the field, and for surfing and most importantly, in my heart, each and every day. we love and miss you always and i know we'll see you again. [reading names] [reading names] [reading name [reading names]

god bless you. tuesday, let's win. >> thank you, buddy. >> i will be brief because you don't need to hear me talk. you need to hear this next speaker talk. i would be willing to bet you, because i follow politics for a living, that most of you did not take notice in december 2006 when this next speaker took the stage as governor of the state of alaska. i would be willing to bet you didn't notice that, but by god -- and i use that phrase intentionally -- by god, you noticed a year and a half later when she took the stage as a vice presidential nominee with john mccain. and you noticed when she took on the mainstream leftist media, when she said she was a proud conservative, a proud female conservative, and the original mama grizzly. ladies and gentlemen, put your hands together for the one and only governor sarah palin. gov. palin: hello, alabama. it is so nice to get to be here, really, and to pretty much find out. it was already getting chilly at home when we left last night, snow on the mountains.

god, family, country. that is the same as judge roy moore. god, family, country. now, i live in the swamp. i live right in the thick of the swamp your let me tell you -- swap. let me tell you, the gators are everywhere. we are not going to give up. we need to send a message loud and clear that you are not going to pick somebody who is a lobbyist appointed by a corrupt governor. no more business as usual. d.c. toge roy moore to rhinos,, to fight the to take america back. remember, these three things matter the most. can i treat you all as my personal friends? just 600 of my closest buddies? can i ask you to do me a favor? days, will youur go out, talk to people. don't get preachy. don't get on a soapbox. but tell people what the stakes are. tell them it is the november -- tell them it is november the eighth again. they can choose corruption or they can choose america! thing.one make sure it is not just you and your loved ones or your family that goes to the polls. family --one of your for everyone of your family that goes to the polls, take three more people. peopl

is not caused by god and it doesn't come from god but god allows evil to exist because he gave us allree will and you want us to exercise that. >> guest: that's a very simplistic way, at least a simply putting i think it's probably a little simplistic but this is a question of questions. people written books about the . if someone wants a good book about the question read peter craze, and of hero of mine, he wrote a book on making sense out of suffering because it's the ultimate question the anybody but evil asks that question to some people as the question as agnostics and atheists but i would say every thinking person of faith asks that question. because it is hard to accept that god would allow the level of suffering that he sometimes does. i think we have to be honest about that. at the same time i think the only antidote is to know god. because if you know god it's kind of like knowing it. i've been blessed by having extraordinary courage that my mom and dad are two of the finest people i've ever known in my life, and when you know someone loves you like you really know they love

blessing and god's guidance. when we look across texas and louisiana, we see the american spirit of service embodied by countless men and women. brave first responders have rescued those stranded in drowning cars, rising water and i have to tell you that i have watched the coast guard. thousands of lives have been saved by our great coast guard. they have done incredible work in the most vicious sees that they have seen in many many years. vicious seas. giving food to those in need, houses of worship have organized efforts to clean up communities and repair damaged homes. individuals of every background are striving for the same goal, to aid and comfort people facing devastating losses. as americans, we know that no challenges to great for us to over -- is too great for us to to aid and comfort people facing devastating losses. overcome. we invite all americans to join us as we continue to pray for those who have lost family members and friends, and for those who are suffering from this great crisis. behind me, w

god bless america! god bless america! god bless america!all right, keep the music going. at this time if there's any media that wants to come up here on the stage and get a good picture on the crowd, because we know how like to show crowds. if any of you media outlets out there want to come up on the stage right now, get yourself some pictures of the crowd and the area, now's your chance. come on up. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> all right, we're going to be announcing the next speaker, but captain america, where's he at? get up here. where'd he go? there he is. i don't even think his flag is going to fit up here. all right, come on up here to the front, man, so everybody can get some pictures-of you. now, that is an american flag. that is a beautiful sight. all right, please welcome the next speaker, a beautiful nice young lady by the name of kelsey young, ladies and gentlemen. that's going to be tough to follow all that, but i think you guys can show her some love, right? >> yeah, i was real nervous there. i'm kelsey. i'm from detroit. i'm speaking on behal

they had the word god on it. >> not the word god.-- >> tucker: it's a very old quote. >> you were just talking about ideas and things. you may feel that. but you were christian. people who aren't christian look at that and don't feel the same way. if you want to get your point. you are violating your own principles because you are saying you wanted to replace a bench that was a representative of christianity with a bench that has -- you said you wanted it donated by the american atheists. >> that is where does ron. we wouldn't have a problem with the vfw or someone else and be paid for it by the statement -- >> tucker: your name itself is a statement. what about the decoration of independence? contains the word god. >> no it does not. it's as creator. >> tucker: okay, that is a synonym for god. >> in your mind. >> tucker: in the minds of the people -- okay. it is a founding document that is part of our secular religion here in the united states. the declaration of independence is central to our history, something that all school chil

it starts with god. [applause] when i was laying out on that ball field, the first thing i did once i was down and couldn't move anymore is i just started to pray. and i'll tell you it gave me an unbelievable sense of calm knowing that at that point it was in god's hands. but i prayed for very specific things. i will tell you pretty much every one of those prayers was answered. and they were some pretty allenging chairs i was putting in god's hands. he really did deliver for me and my family and it just gives you that renewed faith and understanding that the power of prayer is something that you just cannot underestimate. so i'm definitely a living example that miracles really do happen. the first place i want to go to thank true angels along the way starts with the united states apitol police. when i was elected majority whip as you know the elected leadership has a security detail. if anybody ever wondered why we're assigned security detail, i surely found out that day. let me tell you, i want to speci

god bless you. before i yield to the majority leader, i wants to join all of our colleagues in saying how very grateful we are and pleas

thank god our prayers are answered. take great pride in steve because we are italian-americans and that is the source of his strength and how proud we are of jennifer, harrison and madison and staff and first responders, the capitol police, who took such good care of you. when you were attacked, it was an attack on all and which kime through this magnificently. and we came to the floor and you weren't here, we were all team scalise. today we are team scalise. thank you for being so wonderful. god bless you. >> my doctor has done a great job getting me to this point. >> how do you feel? >> i feel great. >> what was your favorite part? >> just walking into the chamber. >> welcome back, sir. rep. scalise: thank you. announcer: back on the floor, they continue to celebrate their colleagues return. >> i would like to join all of our colleagues in saying how very grateful we are, and pleased that we are at the return of the majority whip steve scalise. all of us who sat here and urged steve, our friend and colleague -- who he

god bless you and god bless america.nald edward comer albert conway. jaime concepcion denease conley susan p. conlon margaret mary conner cynthia marie lise connolly john e. connolly, jr. james lee connor jonathan m. connors kevin patrick connors kevin f. conroy brenda e. conway dennis michael cook helen d. cook jeffrey w. coons. john a. cooper julian d cooper. joseph albert corbett gerard j. coppola joseph albert corbett alejandro cordero robert cordice ruben d. correa danny a. correa-gutierrez georgina rose corrigan. james j. corrigan carlos cortes kevin cosgrove dolores marie costa digna alexandra costanza charles gregory costello, jr. michael s. costello conrod k. cottoy martin john coughlan john gerard coughlin timothy j. coughlin james e. cove and my grandfather. even though i've never met you i know you were watching me from heaven. >> and my son darryl mckinney which i lovingly call pat. we miss you. you are forever in our hearts and every day that goes by i think of you and i know you were at their and you are n

[laughter] >> but he said fortunately we have a post biblical of god, god manifest itself by how we behave. if we want god to be in cyberspace, we have to bring him there by how we behave here. only we can bring god into cyberspace. well, as i thought about that, i put in the paperback edition of my book sat there for 20 years and no one saw it. i started writing the book and i asked my question again. why are you requesting that question? and answer became clear to me, for two reasons, the first happened just last year. i think 2016 was the year when we started living 51% of our lives in cyberspace. that's where we went to get a news, buy a book, buy a car, meet with our friends, find a date, find a spouse, we are now living in the developed world at least 51% of our lives in cyberspace. my definition of cyberspace it's a realm where we are all connected and no one is in charge. it's the ultimate god free realm, no stoplights, no police, no ethics code, no 1-800-please stop putin from hacking my elections. we are living our lives in a realm that's ethics and god-free. and at the same time

thank god.raymond coyle michelle coyle-eulau christopher seton cramer eric a. crabford denise elizabeth crant robert james crawford james leslie crawford jr. tara kathleen creamer joanne mary cregan lucy crifasi john a. crisci daniel hal crisman dennis cross kevin raymond crotty thomas g. crotty john crowe welles remy crowther robert l. cruikshank john robert cruz grace yu cua kenneth john cubas francisco cruz cubero thelma cuccinello richard j. cudina neil james cudmore thomas patrick cullen iii joan cullabegan joyce cummings brian thomas cummins michael joseph cunningham robert curatolo laurence damian curia paul dario curioli patrick joseph currivan beverly curry andrew peter charles curry green patricia curbs. >> and mykies inport authority police officer chris arm roach which i. we love you and miss you and thank you for the service and the bravery that you showed that day, i don't think i could ever match it. i love you and miss you and so does the family. >> and to my uncle steven gerard

, the appearance of the word god -- >> not the word god but assuming that if you are not a religioustian judeo person that you are going to be governed by tyrants dismisses the morality and compassion that many of our veterans and soldiers have. just because they don't believe in god doesn't mean that they are not good people. >> tucker: no one is suggestings this. this is a park bench on a town that is down on its luck, it is not a rich place at all and you come in with a well-funded group and say, do what we want or we will crush you in court. >> that is not what we did. if you look at the first letter we sent, first of all, we got a complaint. it wasn't like we went looking for it. s >> tucker: who was the complaint from? >> it was from a resident in the city.it >> tucker: who? >> i am not going to say his name. >> tucker: on the basis of an anonymous complaint, someone can come forward without saying your name -- >> we know their name. if we had gone with't litigation, they would have come forward. >> tucker: one guy who doesn't even have the courage to stand up and reveal his id

you always wanted to know about god but wereafraid to ask . on hopper , faster, smarter, profits why and if you can keep it: the forgotten promise of american liberty. >> >> host: eric metaxas in your book "if you can keep it" talk about the golden triangle of freedom. >> guest: you just jump right in. hello. people ask me how i write my book and this is my newest book and the newest one on the with there is coming added a couple of weeks it is about america with this concept of the golden triangle of freedom. very he but when i found funny i have never heard of it and a number of years ago a friend of mine wrote the book wrlled a free people suicide in where he centers, and this issue he calls the golden triangle of freedom. once i understood i went nuts. how was it possible i have never heard this every single one of the founders understood this concept. and with the book came out i said there is going to be more but i didn't know i would write a book about it but the golden triangle of freedom of the founders understood this but freedom req

[laughter] >> but he said fortunately we have a post biblical of god, god manifest itself by how we behave. if we want god to be in cyberspace, we have to bring him there by how we behave here. only we can bring god into cyberspace. well, as i thought about that, i put in the paperback edition of my book sat there for 20 years and no one saw it. i started writing the book and i asked my question again. why are you requesting that question? and answer became clear to me, for two reasons, the first happened just last year. i think 2016 was the year when we started living 51% of our lives in cyberspace. that's where we went to get a news, buy a book, buy a car, meet with our friends, find a date, find a spouse, we are now living in the developed world at least 51% of our lives in cyberspace. my definition of cyberspace it's a realm where we are all connected and no one is in charge. it's the ultimate god free realm, no stoplights, no police, no ethics code, no 1-800-please stop putin from hacking my elections. we are living our lives in a realm that's ethics and god-free. and at the same time

god bless america! god bless america! god bless america!applause] >> keep the music going. if there is any media that once to come up on the stage and get a good picture of the crowd because we let-- know how you love to show crowds, if you want to come up on the stage right now and get yourself some pictures of the crowd area, now is your chance. , on up. [cheers and applause] >> , on up. [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> we will announce the next speaker, but america-- captain america, where did he go? where did that guy go? i don't even think his flag will fit up here. come up to the front, man so everyone can get pictures of you. now, that's american flag. that's on-- an american site. please welcome the next speaker, a nice young lady by the name of kelsey yong, ladies and gentlemen. [cheers and applause] >> that will be tough to follow, but i think you guys can show her some love. >> i am kelsey from detroit and speaking on behalf of jane arnold. she can't be here today. her sister passed at this week, so i

most of what i am appraised the messenger us of god through jesus christ and that's why i called them you know jay z. so that jesus christ jake please please john take the stand and deal. just don't remind them that. they are to sons and daughters of jesus christ. follicle helix decision to have children puts him at odds with the vatican so i could look for ordained priests to be celibate it's considered sexual misconduct and a scene but healing wants room to reconsider we made a lot of noise already so we called it nice. in order for us to be heard by our bishops and also by a role. we are all that we send e-mails in order for them to accept us that according to catholic officials the point of celibacy is to devote your entire life to make that sacrifice to god you're correct that's correct i'm showing disrespect to god in the church when we talk about celibacy this was only a man made rule that did not say this so i think i cannot say that i have committed sins i am just continuing his mandate to go. and move to play. god the key healing in two other priests who also filed the truth

thank god our prayers are answered. i take great pride in steve because we are italian-americans and that is the source of his strength and how proud we are of jennifer, harrison

my compass is centered on the word of god, and what god has asked us to do, being obedient to his instruction that is outlined in the word. host: through the loss of your father, through the low points, and other tragedies you have faced how do you go through , those moments? omarosa: i have to tell you, i would be nothing without god, i mean, i don't know many people who could survive the type of tragedies i have survived and the conditions i grew up in. the loss. the difficulties. and still have a sense of themselves, and still have their mind. i've only been able to do that because of my believed in christ, my belief in his word, and what he said, which is that he knows the plans for me, to me toose plans are for prosper and not to harm me. even as i go through these storms, i recognize i have to have joy, no matter what i'm going through. and that really comes from my faith. host: what was your most difficult storm? omarosa: my gosh, there were seven many storms and a major storm. it was like a storm that spurs six or seven different tornadoes. i mean there were so many , chapters in my l

for god's sakes, why don't you go under the house and look? hey, cam. cam, where did we get this dolly from? oh, from janice and olivia. they brought it over yesterday. lily loves it. it seems a little frilly, you know, coming from them. what, because they're lesbians? that's sort of an offensive stereotype, don't you think? yeah, i suppose. i'm sorry. oh, hey, did they bring back our coffee maker? no, it was too big. they were on their motorcycle. we got off to an awkward start with our pediatrician, a very nice asian lady -- irrelevant. ...named dr. miura, so i took the bold step of inviting her over for brunch. [ scoffs ] i'm sorry, uh, "bold"? she said no patient had ever done it before. yeah, subtext -- "this is weird." i didn't hear any subtext. do you hear any now? i don't even know why we're doing this. because what if lily gets sick and there's a tamiflu shortage? who do you think's gonna get that medicine? the patients she likes, that's who. well, maybe if you bake her a cake, she'll give us free x-rays. it's all about making connections. why

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a nice 30-second blowing everybody a kiss from god, just saying god's love is good and joy is the goalthing can overcome the love of jesus christ in us. my life as a priest has been -- i've never once -- i love -- i mean, i love, love, love being a priest. i loved it when i first was ordained, and i love it even more now. a parish priest lives in the community, and that's what i wanted to do. i wanted to live and work with the people of god. it's sort of where the rubber hits the road. it's the front line, if you will, of where christ meets his people in love. we have to live like we know that. man, educating the masses from sun up to sun down, definitely some hard work. well, coming up, we're talking about saving the bay while going after some of the most sought after salty treats. that's next. this is my passion chesapeake bay restoration. it's more than just a job. it feels a little bit like a hobby. a bad day out on the water is better than a good day where? anywhere else. yeah, ever since i was in school, i couldn't stand being inside, so this works out real well for me. in an eff

god gave us men, men who can stand the -- [ inaudible ] god gave us men. >> right face. left.t face. >> this is the eyes of scrutiny part of the initiation ceremony. klan members pass by them for one last searching look. >> you may pace. >> you may pace, right forward. in this room the initiants have a grimly serious purpose. because of the secrecy, the klan can hold sway over the xhuchblt wh community. when men are initiated, the members will not know they are klansmen. the fellow officers will not know. if they are jurors, fellow jurors will not know. under the cloak of the secrecy, the klan can take over positions of influence and power. >> i'll beseech you, therefore, brethren, that you present your body as a living sacrifice. that you be transformed by the renewing of your mind and prove what is good and acceptable and perfect will of god. >> we have the united states of america, the union of state and the constitutional honor. and we shall ever be true to white supremacy. are you white gentile american citizens? >> yes. >> do you believe in the christian religion? >> yes

, you are not, god is not. i am god, i would argue that we seem to be more interested from praying to the god we see in the mirror . that praying to the god we see in the bible. and i would argue that the end result of that is not positive. >> there has to be a measuring outside of those things, lady justice have to be blind area when she takes the blindfold off and start putting her on the scale, there's justices lost, truth is nonexistent. power always will trump. there is no correction. there's nothing evident. everything is self constructed. everything is self referential. and we can even come to the point where we could say that the solution which has been obvious for 2000 years, love is patient, love is kind is the problem because i don't like it. i will do fine things in my own image like narcissus gazing at his image in the pool, we slip, we fall in and infatuated with ourselves, we drowned and all that's left is the echo. pining after the loss of such wasted beauty. that's where we are coming from as a

>> oh, my god. >> jimmy: you know khloe, kendell, they go though the whole family. >> oh, my god, no,, i had never gone that, like, dark before, i don't want to sound like my craft, but i had never done something that horrifying. so i started getting scared like a couple of days before and i was like, "i needed a a tent to be away from all the extras." so i didn't know what i would do. and then eventually one kardashian came and then another kardashian came. >> jimmy: like a clown car. yeah, they all come out of one car. >> it was just a computer playing "the kardashians" and had head shots and it also little notes of like to me from them that i had written. >> yeah, of course. yeah. just like, just to keep you happy. >> yeah, like, which i can't share any of them, because i don't want to offend anybody but just like my own personal thoughts. >> jimmy: but they make you happy? >> i don't know. no i -- because i'm watching i'm going, "this is just insane for one person to do all this." you were so good. >> oh, thank you. >> jimmy: you're so talented. >> thanks. >> jimmy: and i'm just l

man, made in the image of god must be free. and free men thanks to god's blessing are rich, powerful and successful. it is sort of a great feedback loop. is it any wonder that potus feels, the president of the united states shields a loosely aligned network of right-wing christian prayer warriors who believe that god anointed donald trump to save america, and pray daily that he does so? or that millions of americans have no problem with staggering income inequality, xenophobia, the prison industrial complex and a definition of religious liberty that would deny civil rights based on sexual preference? or that a washington post poll this month found "christians, especially evangelical christians are much more likely to view property as a result of individual failings". donald trump is only the embodiment of our current predicament. he lives and dies by the partisan media and is responsible only to himself, he feels free to break all codes of socially responsible behavior, and he would likely not disagree with those who say that h

and it starts with god. when i was lying on the ball field, the first thing i did once i was down and i couldn't move any more is i just started to pray. and i will tell you, it gave me an unbelievable sense of calm, knowing that at that point it was in god's hands. but i prayed for very specific things. and i will tell you, pretty much every one of those prayers was answered. and they were some pretty challenging prayers i was putting in god's  ÷÷÷ ññ@hp/p+p/ú@  on june 14th they came just to play and practice far game of charity baseball. nobody would have suspected what ensued. yet as soon as those shots were fired, i'll tell you when i was laying on the ground one of the things i prayed for is that david and crystal would be successful in carrying out their duties. david and crystal are incredibly well trained and incredibly professional. when i was play laying there i could hear a different caliber weapon. that told me they immediately engaged the shooter. if they didn't act so quickly and

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i am god, you are not. god is not. i am god. i would argue today that we seem to be more interested in praying to the god we see in the mirror than praying to the god we see in the bible. and i would argue that thened result of that -- the end result of that is not positive. there has to be a measuring rod outside of those thingsing being measured. lady justice has to be blind. when she takes the blindfold off and starts putting her thumb on the scale, then justice is lost, truth is nonexistent, power always will trump principle. there is no correction. there is nothing self-evident. everything is self-constructed. everything is self-referential. and we can even come to the point where we can say that the solution -- which has been obvious for 2,000 years -- love is patient, love is kind, is the problem because i don't like it. and i'll define things in my own image like narcissists gazing at his image in the pool. we slip, we fall in, infatuated with ourselves. we drown, and all that's left is the tree nymph whose name was echo

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god bes them -- god bless them. now, when president trump says that the estate tax is a burden on the family farmer, i honestly don't know what he's talking about. there may be a few, they may make a lot of noise. god bless them. s that their right as -- that's their right as americans. but there are very few. very, very few. that's not what the facts say. of the 2.7 million taxable estates, just 50 are farms and small businesses that would benefit from the repeal of the estate tax. 2.7 million, taxable estates, 50. there was a moment last night during the meeting at the white house when the estate tax came up. a few of the president's advisors said no one pays the estate tax. there has been news that gary cohen said only morons pay the estate tax. what they mean, of course, is that people who are rich enough can find their way around it. first, they are wrong. repealing the estate tax would add $269 billion to the deficit over ten years -- $269 billion. there are a lot of people paying the estate tax, maybe they ar

>> oh, my god. my mom is so good. emmys? >> i'm taking her to the emmys, yeah. >> jimmy: dude you crushed. you got nominated -- [ cheers and applause ] reese witherspoon, you are crushing right now. you got nominated for a 16 emmy nominations. >> i know! i was like -- [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: 16 emmys. "big little lies" was unbelievable. it was above and beyond everyone was like, this so much fun. >> thank you! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: you crushed it! >> thank you, thank you! >> jimmy: you crushed it! well you, like, produced and you starred in it as well. that's a big deal. >> yeah. it was so fun and we had such a a fun time. and people liked it on top of just having a fun time, which is always great. >> jimmy: yeah. and now you get to bring mom to the emmys. >> i'm going to take mom to the emmys. she's never been to the emmys. and she's really excited. because she loves television and she loves television stars. and so i said to her the other day, i was like, "who are you interested in seeing?" and

>> oh, my god. my mom is so good.g to the emmys? >> i'm taking her to the emmys, yeah. >> jimmy: dude you crushed. you got nominated -- [ cheers and applause ] reese witherspoon, you are crushing right now. you got nominated for a 16 emmy nominations. >> i know! i was like -- [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: 16 emmys. "big little lies" was unbelievable. it was above and beyond everyone was like, this so much fun. >> thank you! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: you crushed it! >> thank you, thank you! >> jimmy: you crushed it! well you, like, produced and you starred in it as well. that's a big deal. >> yeah. it was so fun and we had such a a fun time. and people liked it on top of just having a fun time, which is always great. >> jimmy: yeah. and now you get to bring mom to the emmys. >> i'm going to take mom to the emmys. she's never been to the emmys. and she's really excited. because she loves television and she loves television stars. and so i said to her the other day, i was like, "who are you interested in seei