but god ordains our steps. indeed, in psalms 18:36, it says "thou has enlarged my steps under me, that my feet may not slip." when we look at that, it is a step that we are taking, the fact that we're asking god to keep us from stumbling. but also, in psalms, 37:31, it says the law of god is in his heart and mind none of his steps shall slide. we see it again in god's word. perhaps my personal favorite, proverbs chapter 69, a man's hurt devises his way, but the lord directs his steps. whether it is the path you are on today, or the steps you are about to embark on, it is the lord who directs those. it is that promise that we can claim. is an interesting, that we have -- you can make your plans, but god directs your actions. i say that, because if we experience about, we are supposed to look at that and feel as if we are urged to go forward. we can trust in a sovereign creator of the universe, who is more than able to keep his word. you know that as graduates, but also, as we look at that, it is he that opens, a

god as they want and so there are three hundred thirty three million names of god with lots of forms you want to imagine god as a potbellied gentleman with an elephant's head going to show you men that's the image behind us the start of the show you want to imagine god as an eight armed woman riding a tiger you may do so as well but they're not all they're all merely different manifestations because the human imagination is soon limited so we need to think of a god that we can worship strictly speaking god in hindu ism is brahman is this a spirit that suffuses the cosmos there is everywhere and every one of us is united by the same so will the up woman which is in you which is in me which is in your pet dog which is which is in every living creature and each of each of us finds our seven a position where in western religions for example or the abrahamic faiths the body has a soul in hinduism the soul has a body the soul exists it adopts your body your mind for a finite period of time then it discards our bodies and moves on the ultimate goal of the soul is to be able to move into god

it is a miracle of god.plause] the reason i am saying this it's important for us to fight this battle. we know what is at stake. and to remindples us why we are doing this. we're trying to flip these important cities to take back this country one seat at the time, one vote at a time. i appreciate what you all have done. we are going to continue to do this. take the fire, take the at from the other side. this.w why we are in we are going to keep winning this fight. thank you for what you do and god bless each and everyone of you. [laughter] -- [applause] ♪ >> wow. wow. isn't that incredible? i have had the honor of meeting with him a couple of times but i had never heard his story about the ambulance and the helicopter. isn't that good -- god good? andre so glad he is there we're so glad that our next speaker is here. he was with steve in the hospital. of thisdear friend organization and of our shared value. kevin mccarthy grew up in california as a young man. he started a a business. a deli. not as many of t

god plays a role. i think a lot of jews -- and you talked about your father. after the holocaust, they -- he decided god is not deserving of my prayers anymore. which is such a jewish response because it's not that god doesn't exist. it says god still exists. then you said after the six day war that things changed. because we had a new kind of epic moment in jewish history where god saved or redeemed us. in this moment, do you feel like god is playing a role at this moment and are we being punished or rewarded? what is the role here? >> david, i think i should defer this to you. [ laughing ] >> i actually saw this happening. i was at the wall on my first trip to israel with him. i saw him pray. i saw him become a man of prayer. my father died a religious jew. very much a believing jew. and what my father would say about the holocaust is there were certain things i don't understand and i'm just effectively putting it on the shelf. and i also think that's a very jewish response is that after awhile you k

word of god. did he believe in the word of god? we are going to look at an exact quote from him in a moment where he will refer directly to the word of god. i'll try to explain why that is so important. did he believe in a divine christ? again i am going to look at an exact quote from washington where he will speak of the divine author of our blessed religion. i am going to build on those in a moment. but here is the foundational question. to me this is great apologetic tool that i hope you take away from this lecture. if you forget everything i have said, do not forget this. here is the question. is there one text in the vast writings of george washington that number at least 37 volumes when they were printed back in the early 1900s where he claims to be a deist? i want you to know i spent 15 to 20 years looking for that, and that does not exist. there is not one. now, when you say george washington was not a deist, well, let me tell you, professor -- i didn't ask what professor so and so said. you know, the newspaper and front st

of a god that intervenes in history many some way and that we understand god in the way that god plays a role. i think a lot of jews -- and you talked about your father. after the holocaust he decided, you know, god's not deserving of my prayers anymore, which is such a jewish response because it's not saying god doesn't exist, it's saying god doesn't deserve my prayers, but god still exists. and then you said after the six-day war that things changed, because we had a new kind of epic moment in jewish history where god, you know, saved us and redeemed us. in this moment do you feel like god is playing a role in this moment, and are we being punished or rewarded? what is the role here? what is happening? >> wow. david, i think i should defer this to you. [laughter] complicated. it's interesting with my father because i actually saw that pivotal moment happening. i was with him at the wall in the summer of 1967. that was my first trip to israel with him. and i saw him pray. i saw him become a man of prayer. and my father became quite a devout jew after the six-day war and died a religio

god is with us.ve hope, life is possible, and both justice end of the day we have hope, life is possible, and bothjustice and transformation are possible because for mejesus transformation are possible because for me jesus is transformation are possible because for mejesus is risen from the dead. may god our father lest all those who mourn today and by his spirit fill us with faith, hope and love. sentamu. thank you. thank you. this is my brother ambrose. we are going to deliver a joint message of hope. good morning. just over a year ago, sorry, just under a year ago, in the event which was put together necessarily, but hurriedly, it was to bea necessarily, but hurriedly, it was to be a way in which all of us who we re to be a way in which all of us who were affected by the tragedy of g re nfell were affected by the tragedy of grenfell could come together as one. and to seek solace within each other and around each other. as has been said already, and it was mentioned when we were here a year ago, tr

the god of love.hank you. [cheers and applause] >> we are 30000 and growing. we are here because their times right now there are parents right now who cannot sing lullabies to the kids in --. i'm going to sing a lullaby that i wrote. we are not going to stop until they can sing them to the kids again. what to say,t know you have your mother way when you came into the world, you cry. you dedicated every day just as life was never quite my style when you smile. knocked me out --it out. you, we will for you, we willfor pass it on to you and we will give the world to you and you , some day,s all away some day. you will blow us all away, some day, some day. when you smile i am undone. my son. that's my son. pride is not the word i am looking for. there is more inside me now. morning,u outshine the you are my son. part,ou smile, i follow a i was so smart. my father was in love. swear that i will be around for you, i will do what ever it takes. i will make the world safe and sound for you, we will come of ag

god bless america. thank you everybody.our country besting god bless america. ♪ god bless america ♪ land that i love ♪ stand beside her ♪ and guide her ♪ through the night with the light from above ♪ ♪ from the mountains ♪ to the prairies ♪ to the oceans ♪ white with foam ♪ god bless america ♪ my home sweet home ♪ god bless america ♪ my home sweet home [applause] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> today celebration of the america event replaced a visit by the nfl super bowl champions philadelphia eagles. leslie, the president tweeted, the the philadelphia eagles football team was invited to the white house unfortunate, only a small number players decided to come, and we canceled the event. tay locker rooor playing of our national anthem is as disrespectful to our country is kneeling. sorry! the mayor responded by saying, i am proud of the eagles on and off the field. our players represent the diversity of our nation, a nation where we are free to

a lot of things, but i think god god for a lot of god everyday thank for that.hey are fighting for their freedom. hope is rebuilding our economy, military and local alliances. he understands the future of our republic is that state. donald trump understands that republic is that state. i hope to deliver that message to you today. nose of you from georgia that this is not a new message. i fully believe -- thank you. eftt china's th of our intellectual property. we need to pray for him this weekend as he goes to singapore. [applause] freedoms and our to deal with china, washington has got to start thinking long-term. in 1789, when george washington took office as our first has the largest economy in the world at that time. not many americans know that. now they are aiming to claim what they believe is their rightful place in the world order. if we want to protect our freedoms, we cannot ignore this any longer. we also need to change the way washington does business, including solving one of our most insidious and dangerous issues, and that is our debt crisis. have

and on the courtrooms it says in god we trust every coin says in god we trust. with our founding documents in the pledge and on our money. but we are not supposed to talk about it. what in the world is that? [laughter] we need to make sure everyone knows it is okay to live by godly principles. so to care about your neighbor developing your god-given talent you are valuable to the people around you and the principles that govern your life and if we do that, not only will we make america great again but we will have one nation under god indivisible with liberty and justice for all. thank you so much. [applause] ♪ ♪ mackey thinks that church needs to change various ways and particularly i think around the issues related to the sexual revolution, marriage, divorce, so on where prior people said these are the changes the church can't make so there are places where he has clashed with cardinals and bishops and theologians over just how far he can push the church to change and what the church can change without undercutting its own traditions or breaking faith with the

god bless you and god bless the united states of america. [applause]

of god with lots of forms you want to imagine god as a potbellied gentleman was an elephant's head going to show you men that's the image behind us we started the show you want imagine god as an eight armed woman riding a tiger you may do so as well but they're not all they're all merely different manifestations because the human imagination is soon limited so we need to think of a god that we can worship strictly speaking god in hindu ism is brahman is the spot as spirits that suffuses the cosmos there is everywhere and every one of us is united by the same soul the up woman which is in you which is in me which is in your pet dog which is which is in every living creature and each of each of us find our seven a position where in western religions for example or the abrahamic feeds the body has a soul in hinduism the soul has a body the soul exists it adopts your body your mind for a finite period of time then it discards our bodies and moves on the ultimate goal of the soul is to be able to move into god into brahman and that is what we consider salvation and in the philosophy of course

god bless you and god bless the united states of america. thank you. thank you.applause] ♪ >> next week, live coverage on the u.s.-north korea summit between president trump and tim johnson starting monday night. join washington journal tuesday and wednesday mornings for analysis and comments. watch live on c-span and c-span.org, or listen using the free c-span radio app. here on c-span, newsmakers is next with congressman jim jordan of ohio. that is followed by an oversight hearing on the u.s. strategy after withdrawing from the iran nuclear -- nuclear agreement. and in our conversation with ross douthat, it talks about his latest book on the catholic church. susan: our newsmakers guest this week is ohio congressman jim jordan. throughout his six terms in the house of representatives has been a leader of conservative members to we have lots to talk about with him this week. let me introduce the two reporters who will be asking questions, christina peterson returns to newsmakers, congressional reporter for "the wall street journal" and scott wong who covers for t

god bless you. [applause] >> thank you so much, i will tell you that i am absolutely thrilled to be here with you today. thank you for having me. i'm grateful for the way you fight for our values. i'm grateful that you take your time to be here today and get into this fight that you're going to be in in 2018. it's great to be a cheerleader for our movement. were grateful to have a president who is leading this movement. he is doing a wonderful job. [applause] penny mentioned that i am running for the senate. i'm looking forward to that race. into the u.s. senate, gonna take the same conservative values that i had in the house and put those to work in the senate. i'm taking that same energy. she mentioned the investigation i let against planned parenthood. and the fact that we did criminal referrals will always transpiring between planned parenthood the third body part sellers. the department of justice and the fbi have taken up all 15 of those referrals. planned parenthood -- [applause] planned pare

[applause] ladies and gentlemen please join us in singing god bless america. ♪ god bless america ♪ hatde her ♪ and guide her through the night with the light from above the ♪ from the mountains to the prairies to the oans white with foam ♪ god bless america ♪ by home sweet home ♪ god bless america music mac debate co- ♪ my home sweet home [applause] ♪ music ♪ music music back ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ /♪ .. >> the former teen dr., larry nasser has been convicted of sexual abuse of athletes while employed by michigan state university. the former and msu presidentnd wom's gymnastics program director testified. >> good afternoon. i called the siri to order.

that's how i see my life and i think god today for what i've been through in my life. i think god. thank you for letting me go through what i went through in my life. .. yeah. >> i. i was wondering what your thoughts or expectations about america were before you got here and what was the most different or surprising once you did get here. >> growing up in the congo, it shows miami, las vegas, new york, like hollywood, one of the most beautiful countries, everything is so easy like you get brand-new clothes and brand-new shoes, it is heaven and before i left i gave away everything except my blonde away. i gave it to my mom and she put it away and in the congo hair can change your skin color. when i was driving home, i had my head out the window trying to fill it up. and i got here, driving everywhere, kind of like i am in heaven. it is heaven for me and flushing at restaurants and and when an nfl player was kneeling before the national anthem, i wouldn't. american gives me hope, a second chance at life. it is a different perspective on america. it says to me it gives me a second cha

i talk about it in social media and always ask god since i was little boy that i want i was like god, please use me for your glory so when the world sees me they don't see me but see your glory. i don't want to get any credit for what i have done. it's all because of him. it's all god's grace and god's love and my uncles he used to take me to church and i wrote as young man because i used to sell water on the streets and a bag of water and like 10 cents each and i would try to come out all day during the summer and i get two or $3 a day and i would get two or $3 a day and i would get half and run to my church and give it to my pastor and i would say this is for god and i would get half of it. i grew up that way and i grew up serena my church and believing in god and reading the bibles and putting my hope and faith in him and hot and cold in highs and lows and i try to fix my highs in jesus christ and it would he's done great things for me. i know i've been through so much and every time it may be the person i am today. i still feel like when i see two examples in the bible that i comp

so help me god. a man. last. luther's appearance before the diet of forms went down in history as a turning point in european history but luther didn't have the benefit of hindsight he dared to stand up to the most powerful man on the planet perhaps because he knew he wasn't alone. to i know the truth and knew he had a far reaching social reform movement beyond him and that's enabled him to act the way he did involves in volves in the towns he have the support of the middle class as the intellectual elite associate with the humanists and as well as to a degree the backing of the imperial not and a portion of the clergy supported him to die it is clear what's all this coincided with the calculated use of a nascent power in the media the battle to shape public opinion began involves. it was the first propaganda war in european history fought by followers and opponents of the reform of the friar from a german backwater became an international household name one placed on an equal footing with the pope in the fight f

so we begin to use god to man like i think god is that it most like god empowers me to fight back againstthe system. for folks that don't have the language of the framework then god becomes the thing that protects you from everything the system is doing. if i say to church girls like go ahead and get you something god wants you to be free, there like you are trying to ruin my whole life. you're trying to get me to make god mad at me. but i thought if i stepped down and think about this differently, what is the risk? it is actually high-stakes, for me my father was abusive and he died when i was nine. i had to be perfect to build this life for myself. i can have been days at school, have bed years for get detention, not make a's. like you have to be perfect it feels like to have this to get from here to there, my mother was say do they know where that you come from? today know you come from real regular people? i like i don't know. but what i know is the climate steep. when it feels like critical you want everybody on your side and who you don't want to be on your side is god. you want god

oh, my god!oh, my god. jimmy, hi! oh, my god! ♪ one last time i need to be the one who takes you home ♪ ♪ one more >> jimmy: sorry, just do one more. >> what? >> jimmy: we'll just do one more take and then -- ariana, what do you think? >> i thought it was really good. >> oh! ♪ one last time i need to be the one who takes you home ♪ ♪ one more time i promise to ♪ >> oh, my god. >> i don't know. hi, surprise. and i loved your alt melodies. >> jimmy: yes, you did it all -- >> you -- you made a different choice. i was like, "oh, hell yeah." ♪ know i should have fought it at least i'm being honest ♪ ♪ ♪ 'cause i don't want to be without you ♪ >> that was amazing. >> jimmy: hi. >> oh, my god. hi. >> hi. >> oh, my god. ariana, i have been a n of you, since "yourholeulife. >> thank you. >> jimmy: how long have you -- how long have you been of mine? >> for like nine years. >> jimmy: of mine. >> oh, of you? >> jimmy: yeah. >> well, um -- >> thank you, very much. >> jimmy: let's get -- i'll show you some dv

and on the courtrooms it says in god we trust every coin says in god we trust. with our founding documents in the pledge and on our money. but we are not supposed to talk about it. what in the world is that? [laughter] we need to make sure everyone knows it is okay to live by godly principles. so to care about your neighbor developing your god-given talent you are valuable to the people around you and the principles that govern your life and if we do that, not only will we make america great again but we will have one nation under god indivisible with liberty and justice for all. thank you so much. [applause] ♪

we stand together for patriotism, and we proudly stand for our gloriousatio under god.ant to thank you all for being here. this is a beautiful, big celebration. actually, to be honest, it's even bigger than we had anticipated. so i want to thank you very much, and god bless america. thank you, everybody. thank you. thank you. thank you very much. >> ladies and gentlemen, please join us in honoring our country y singing "god bless america." >> ♪ god bless america land that i love stand beside her and guide her through the night with the light from above from the mountains to the prairies to the oceans white with foam od bless america my home sweet home god bless america y home sweet home ♪ [applause] ["hail to the chief" playing] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2018] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> so the house begins bill debate this afternoon at 4:30 p.m. eastern time. they have seven bills from the natural resources committee, including o that

your eye, god, watching over us with the inscription god has favored our undertakings. therefore, god, we ask that you favor the undertakings of this great house by strengthening it to fulfill the noble symbols of the great seal and accomplishing the continued building of our great nation guided by the god in whom we trust. i pray this prayer in the name of my lord, jesus christ. amen. the speaker pro tempore: the chair has examined the journal of the last day's proceedings and announces to the house his approval thereof. pursuant to clause 1 of rule 1 the journal stands approved. for what purpose does the gentleman from michigan seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, pursuant to clause 1, rule 1, i demand a vote on agreeing to the speaker's approval of the journal. the speaker pro tempore: the question is on agreeing to the speaker's approval of the journal. all those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, the ayes have it. >> mr. speaker, i object to the vote on the grounds that a quorum is not present and i make a point of order that a quorum s

eclipses would take place they set the dates for sawing and sacrifice and predicted with absolute gods would return. on july the twenty third six money in the christian calendar mars and the more our listeners. conjunction new temples were consecrated in ceremonies that lasted for days the temple of the sun of the tree of life and of the leaf cross. had three entrances and three chambers to the rear their sacred to the three sons of the mother. as cities cried i was extremely busy on those days other mayan cities states made inscriptions on styli in the squares but we recorded our history on stone tablets in the inner sanctums of our sacred buildings writing was special. fire and particularly proud of the work i did on the temple of the inscription. our greatest ruler commanded it to be built he wished to be worshipped there after death and united him with the gods for one six hundred seventeen tablets i recorded the most important events in the call's life and his ancestors including the gods and mythological heroes. it was. in the christian era after a reign of almost seventy years t

i started to pray to god. i said god there is nothing else i can do.g you for help and i put it in god's hands and i've prayed for very specific things. the first one i have a 10-year-old and she is now 11-year-old daughter and i pray to god. god please don't let her walk up the aisle alone. subversively came to my mind that i prayed that i would see my family again. pray for a number of other things. god gave me every one of those prayers. [applause] it's a miracle not only that i'm here at the other dozen plus members of congress that the shooter went to execute it would have been a massacre of unbelievable proportion -- proportion of the capitol police were there and did their job while shot themselves to take the shooter down. so many other miracles that happened and one of them you can say that's a coincidence and then the other the for shot was hitting a chain-link fence. you can go to the ball field today and see that link. the poet was headed right at his head but because of the chain-link fence it was stopped. that's a miracle from god. [appla

and may god bless you. , and may your story glorify him. thank you, god bless you. [applause] >> in january, keisha lance bottoms became the second moment in history to be sworn in as mayor of atlanta. she gave the annual commencement >> in january, keisha lance bottoms became the second moment in history to be sworn in as mayor of atlanta. she gave the annual commencement address to georgia tech's graduating class. this is 10 minutes. bottoms: i have to remember to add that our dogs name is logan. [laughter] thank you, dr. peterson, and to all of you. it is such a pleasure to be here. as i came in today, i was reminded that god does indeed dream dreams bigger for us than we can dream for ourselves. the last time i was here, i was here to see president obama. and lo and behold, i am here as the 60th mayor. who could have imagined that? [laughter] [applause] i did my first commencement speech yesterday in nashville, tennessee. i don't know if it will go down as the best commencement speech ever, but i do think it will go down as one of the most appreciated. because i

oh, my god. no. no, no, no, no. oh, my god. [ audience gasps ] i'm focusing. i'm focusing.od on him and everything. >> jimmy: there's blood on it. there's blood on it. it's the real deal. >> this is some "game of thrones" stuff. >> jimmy: this is insane. [ audience gasps ] >> david, stop! [ yelling ] >> jimmy: you're getting your suit wet. yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo. yo, yo, yo, yo yo. yo, yo, yo. oh, my gosh, that was -- oh, my gosh. oh, my gosh. oh, my gosh. >> questlove: nah, man. no. no. no. >> jimmy: questlove! c'mon, just do it. let's do it. questlove, just come back. >> questlove: for what? >> jimmy: because you have to see everything. you have to finish the trick. this is insane. >> questlove: get him to do it. >> no! >> jimmy: just -- questlove, please. oh, my gosh. [ yelling ] >> oh, god, no, one more time. no. >> jimmy: david. [ audience gasps ] david, what is going on, dude? [ laughter ] what's -- oh, my god. yeah. keep going man. no, no. [ audience gasps ] i really -- i don't know if i can do it man. [ laughter ] i feel bad. okay. [ audience gasps ] [ y

god god was god and i nodded and that i thought that's my i don't think i ever saw her again is no. i don't know if she moved away or what she did but it was a unique and beautiful moment with a beautiful stranger who was never again present in my life it was a little love affair brought on by football although it was never a real affair at all let's call it a football love. doesn't involve. politicians or muzzle. nine hundred sixty six world cup took place i didn't follow football atoll. almost i went aboard. from the pet shop shops were completely deserted in nine hundred sixty six. so nine hundred seventy was the first time i'd ever watched the world cup so that was why it meant something to me and of course i believed that england would do well because of how everybody in one nine hundred sixty six without any. knowledge still for size to what would happen in the coming years yes. i think i'll always support our hearts and i because i just. know for over thirty years i saw a team to support for all three cups and things they do silly things are fair but they haven't been answere

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i started to pray to god. i said, god, there's nothing else i can do. i'm asking you for help. and i put it in god's hands and i prayed for very specific things. the first one, i have a 10-year-old and she is now an 11-year-old daughter, and i played to god, i said please don't let madison have to walk up the aisle alone. that's the first thing that came to my mind. and i prayed that i could see my family again. i prayed for a number of other things and god delivered on every one of those prayers. as ralph said, it's a miracle. it's a miracle not only that i'm here, but the dozens on that ball field that that shooter went out to execute, it would have been a massacre of unbelievable proportions, but it didn't happen for a lot of reasons. the united states capitol police were there doing their job, taking the shooter down, so many other miracles, one of them you can maybe say wow, that's a coincidence. the first shot was at trent kelly from mississippi, and it hit a link in the chain link fence and you can still go to the ballfield today and see the link broken and the bullet wa

thank god he was able to do career. thank god he is a man of discipline and cou do career. >> laura: rudy giuliani, always great to see you. tomorrow is a day that could rock, as rudy said it, jim rld. we will find out what to expect when that report is handed down tomorrow on hillary's email investigation. will she walking the woods when it comes out i'll never find a safe used car. start at the new carfax.com show me minivans with no reported accidents. om. love it. [struggles] show me the carfax. start your used car search at the all-new carfax.com. 'sbut how will his denture to thicope with... a steak. luckily for brad, this isn't a worry because he's discovered super poligrip. it holds his denture tight and helps give him 65% more chewing power. leaving brad to dig in and enjoy the tastiest of t-bones. super poligrip, helping you enjoy the foods you love. >> laura: oh, the suspense is building. can you feel it? tomorrow will be a huge new stateashington.the doj and inspl won't release this highly anticipated report

god, to country and to neighbor, is a calling and an imperative. it is at the core of what it means to be an american, and it should be a calling for you. first to god. christians are called to live out their faith in the context of everyday life. i can think of nobody example than seeing john paul the great -- no better example than seeing john paul the great. by the age of 20, he had buried his mother, his brother and his father. he had already lost all the people he loved. he went to study in a clandestine seminary as nazi tanks ravaged his homeland. the experience studied him for the long struggle with the evil empire. he would need it in may of 1981 when a communist try to have them killed. one hand pulled the trigger, another, john paul said, guided the bullet. what an expression of faith. he was a humble man, but he knew that he was called to serve a greater purpose. john paul answered the call to serve god. he also served his homeland. that brings me to my second point, service to country. before he became the bishop of rome, he was the arc

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[cheering and applause] i thank god for a lot of things but i think ever thank god everr that.resident trump engages the world and reassuring our allies and reassuring and reasserting american leadership and priorities. we don't want to be the hegemon but we stand for freedom and there are some of the people around the world that i met in the last three years that depend on us for encouragement and support because they are fighting for their freedoms. trump is rebuilding our economy, our military and global alliances after eight years of withdrawal for the international scene. he understands it's the future of our of public and it's at stake. donald trump understands that the republic that our republic is at stake. i hope to deliver that message to you. that's why randy nitrates on it. those of you from georgia know this is not a new message for me. i fully believe. [applause] trump has called out china's theft of our intellectual property and where was the last president in dealing with this issue and donald trump has brought china to the trade table and secured their help wit

god bless you. >> we love you. i mean it. >> don't you love the fact that she has the oval office walk-in privileges, and her offices right down the hall from the presidents? we are so hored to welcome back our next speaker. mitch mcconnell began his political career as a county commissioner in jefferson county. which is louisville kentucky, in 1984, he defeated an incumbent democratic ser, and became the first republican towin a statewide race in the state of kentucky since 1968. he hasbeen reelected five times since then. he is, i believe, unless i am corrected, the longest ing u.s. senator in the history of kentucky. throughout his career, he has stood for your first amendment rights to free speech. he has compiled a 100% pro-life voting record. in 2014, he was elected by his colleagues to be majority leader of theu.s. senate. and, in many proumoments, in a very distinguished career, there is no question in my mind that the proudest moment, not only of this majority ader, but may be any majority leader, was with

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