heaven, appeal to calling out my god, my god.hy not calling down angels to take him off the cross, he subjected himself to government authorities. even in suffering, that is how we are to live. the love of god and the grace of god would be poured out on us. now, jesus is our perfect appeal that we can make to heaven. so, i pray for you and i pray for us and we will be a people that live this way. thank you. welcome seven 10k and u.s. talkshow host peter boyles. peter: good morning everybody. my name is pete boyles i do the morning show on 710. all the guys working on error and we have been involved with the western conservative summit since the concept. we all get involved to introduce certain people. i drew the short straw, so i got george brock were. .e is my friend i met him 10 years ago. this is a true story. we ran a contest, who wants to be talkshow host and this young, fresh faced guy one. years later, i said i think that is the guy that one our contest. .e has been a tremendous friend he serves in the military today and h

god loves all people. like he said, god is not black, he is not white, he is for all people of all color. god does not look on the outward appearance, he looks at the heart. daddy was on "time" magazine several times. the family would tease and say this is daddy and that was mother behind. it was a family joke. we never thought anything of it. some people would feel proud, you know, collecting things. obviously people have caps on, family members and so forth, but daddy, they did not impress him so much. he was thankful. he was thankful because you got the publicity out not about him but about the lord. that's what he wanted. anybody who get the publicity out about god's grace and god's mercy, so as to "time" magazine, he was happy to do it. any show on television he would accept for the same receptor i -- the same reason. i was invited to be daddy state -- daddies date to the 75th anniversary of "time magazine", mother could not go. anybody who had been on the cover was invited. it was very interesting gr

god loves all people. god is not black. god is not white. people and all colors, and god does not look on the outward appearance. he looks on the heart. "time" magazine several times. there again, we would tease and this was daddy and mother behind . that was the family joke. he never thought anything of it. i mean, some people would be proud and collect these things. i'll easily, people have kept them, family members and so forth, but daddy, that did not impress him so much. -- thethankful because publicity, not about him, but about the lord. that is what he wanted. anything about getting publicity about the lord and god's love for people. if it takes "time" magazine or whatever, he was happy to do it. any show on television, he would accept the same reason. i was invited to be daddy's date to the 75th anniversary of "time" magazine in new york. mother could not go. anyone who was on the cover was invited. it was an interesting group of people. daddy, of course, was sitting at i wasesident's table and sitting a couple behind him. this was d

violate god's command, we must honor god is primary. we must make our own appeal to heaven. so, this is what we celebrate that happen with jack phillips this week. this was our story in the hobby lobby company. we were asked to do something by the government that we felt violated god law. so to force hobby lobby to pay for abortions to pay life violated our conscious and thankfully the u.s. supreme court agreed. thankfully, they agreed with jack phillips as well. we must contend for the religious sake of all people, one thing that makes america unique is our government does not give us our rights. it recognizes that we already had god-given rights. we hold these truths to be self-evident. all men are created equal and they are endowed by their creator with certain unalienable rights, among these are life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness. what is this look like and how are we to live out this teaching of these commands? what does it look like to love our cities in the nation in a unique and specific way? how can we make a difference

because god said so. plato work this out 2500 years ago. >> your saying god said so. that might said right. >> no but, but, there are reasons for it? what if god says something else, would that make it right? >> sure. well, just two con sents, either might makes lying -- >> effort god saud measure is fine, rape is fine, would you say, okay, he guess it is. >> then god determines. >> this is an example of faith at work. this is insane. you would not do that. you would say no, that is wrong. i'm sorry, god you good at that one wrong and you should have said something about slavery, maybe you could have mentioned that in one of the commandments, like this is not a good idea. going against what i had in mind when i created humans in my image. stop doing that? no, no, forgot that one. [inaudible question] >> well, depending on which holy book you read, technically, murder is defined as the wrongful kill offering another human being so by definition murder is wrong is a redundancy. >> [inaudible] >> let get our

is the only way to god? my response is to say why are you so arrogant as to impose your religion upon us because both she and i agree that we have very significant and important eternal questions before us. and you are the one seeking to impose upon us the idea that these are meaningless differences and that instead some generic version of spirit ality is all we need. a society is one in which the state does not seek to become priests or does not seek to pave over and roll over consciences but in which we have the freedom to argue with one another and to debate with one another. >> do we have any other questions? >> right up here. >> i come from far away. i enjoyed your talk. beautiful. you really nuanced across various layers. taking on from where we are now, with the kind of preceptivity to let's say the -- and all kinds of religious expressions of india that is having of late an acceptance of feeling in america. basically i'm a roman catholic priest coming from india. what happened at the transition time

it is like into mt kyla the mythical himalayan residence of the god shiva. dale temple is the largest codger on hold the main tower is thirty one meters high more than eight hundred figured scarf from sandstone adorn the walls within and without the three principal hindu deities are here the creator and the god of wisdom shiva the destroyer and the god a fertility and vishnu the preserver and the liver and in addition countless other gods and legends came sculptors their inspiration. david temple is sacred to shiva the terrifying destroyer is also portrayed as an incentive or partly living in a cave. the finally worked entrance looks something like a rich fabric. the mcarthur honest consisting of four arches and resting on mickey crocodile heads his car from a single piece of stone. artistically crafted granite rosettes adorn the ceiling of the assembly and ballroom within david osses or temple meads danced here and sought the pleasures of love in honor of shiva. i head is the holy of holies with the phallic symbol of shiva the fertility god the art of codge

god . god. god. god god. god god yes. it was. god. god. god. god. russia and croatia reached the quarter final after winning dramatic penalty shoot outs. one of the tournament favorites but russia are actually riding high on a new found wave of confidence after their win against spain. team russia in the quarterfinals performing something just short show of america giving the fight to the mighty spain and eventually knocking it right out of the tournament that night russian fans rule. that. little gold became a thing off to the two saves by the russian goalkeeper eagerly can fav in the final penalty shootout degree can fav himself already a star here at home became an even bigger internet celebrity of the time. now also drawing attention of course russia's head coach but he took the spotlight not only with these managing decisions and he's managing style but also with his emotions or rather the lack of them i should say a hint of a smile and a reservedly pulled fists in triumph this is cool that he allowed himself on the pitch. churches of some asto

god bless each of you. god bless israel. god bless the united states of america.♪ >> oh, lord. how excellent is thy name in all the earth. for yours alone is the honor and yours is the kingdom and yours is the power and yours is the glory. in your mighty right hand is the power to make great and when you set up on your throne the earth trembles at what a mighty god we serve. tonight we gather in this place to declare the greatness and excellence of your name. turn to ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ how excellent you alone are worthy. ♪ how excellent ♪ how excellent ♪ ♪ >> my name is brooke, a junior political science major at st. mary's university. been able to be involved with christians united for israel has helped me stay strong in my relationship with god and stayed strong in my faith. it's not just an organization that developed your knowledge about israel. it's not just an organization that develops your activism skills. does both of those, trust me but at the same time it does all of this with the bases on god. we are not just people united for israel or americans united for i

, the wrath of god as well as the love of god, that god condemns sin in the flesh, as the scripture says, is seen in this view as violent and vengeful. this, too, morphs into something quite different from historic christianity and ultimately also fails on its own terms. to paraphrase the late evangelical theologian carl f.h. henry, who cares what a church that no longer knows what it believes about the authority of its own scriptures has to say about energy policy. a cross-shaped christianity on the other hand would articulate a deep sense of both god's righteous judgment against sin and his gracious mercy and forgiving the sinner who comes to him through christ. that does not entail a church that is more reticent to speak about sin for fear of appearing judgmental but rather a church that sees justice and grace together at the cross in which god is not unjustly rationalizing sin or injustice, and neither is god censoriously shocked at those who fall short of his law. a number of which, of course, includes all of us, except for one of us. in the preaching, teaching, discipleship, ordina

this discussion is about worship and worship language but not about changing god or jesus, god is gode yesterday, today and forever. we will be right back. boom. love it. [struggles] show me the carfax. start your used car search at the all-new carfax.com. . . time for the good, the bad the and the ugly. cop car character karaoke ♪ todd: two harmonizing to katy perry. god bless america. jillian: reminder why mixing fireworks and drinks not a good idea. ininjuring hand and chest. paramedics say he is lucky to be alive. todd: sneak attack getting dumped on by a high schoole schooler. cole anthony one of the best players in the nation. jillian: that is awesome. look at that we are outside in new york city. phil vassar is going to be on the plaza all morning long. make sure you stop by. todd: a great show. "fox & friends" begins right now. bye, everybody. >> president trump getting ready to reveal his next supreme court justice. >> if you turn in monday at 9:00, i think you will be extremely happy with the selection. >> the former thai navy seal has now died working to rescue boys in a ca

the moon god advised him of r.t. to go to college or our home where she would bear a son who would one day become a famous kid. she left her home and gave birth to chandra harmon the ancestral sire of the chandelle is at the tender age of sixteen the valiant hero slew a lion with his bare hands later the lion came to be the emblem of the chandelle a king. or sandstone a curse plentiful in your culture our home and it's easy to work the scope. we're able to work in precise detail. every block of stone was individually selected consecrated and then word before being fitted into its destined place. in a burst of creative energy the sculptors brought forth a rapturous celebration of life a merry rich and sense of his meeting of the sacred and the profane more than two thousand sculptures on the temple wall show god's demi gods celestial dancing girls heavenly beauties angelus fabulous creatures musicians in my through enters couples in the act of love. the hindu ideal of beauty to conform the face should be shaped like t

to invoke god as the explanation just begs another question then where did god come from. god was an always existing eternal being let's start with the big bang, it could be multiple universes and banks. it's entirely possible. therefore we can never get infinite regress to the answer. so you just say i don't know. that's okay in both science and reason philosophy. it's back to this idea that it's a pragmatic truth, it works for me. my friend martin who is one of the founders wrote the column for 25 years before i did. he called himself of belief based on faith alone. only in two categories, free will which you can't prove one way or the other, it's an argument and its stronger than the libertarian free will, you literally have free will. i sure feel free and it works for me he said i think the atheists have slightly better arguments. but i believe because it makes me feel better. i respect that and said fine. it is the end of the conversation. his saying i cannot prove it. it makes my life feel better. has an argument like what you described is something close it for seem

god bless each of you. god bless israel and god bless the united states of america. [cheering] >> in the virginia u.s. senate race, tim kane debated republican challenger corey stewart. the debate was hosted by the virginia bar association and moderated by judy woodruff. watch that debate starting tonight at eastern on c-span2. supreme court justice anthony kennedy discusses his legacy and the court the ninth circuit judicial court conference in anaheim california and you can watch that conversation tomorrow at eight eastern on c-span. this weekend on oral histories, the first eight part series on women in congress. sunday at 10 am, congresswoman susan molinari . >> it also made me a fighter and made me, you know, i was forced to be. that's sort of the secret. at least it was back then. we were constantly being investigated so sometimes being underestimated is a good thing. add the element of surprise. i remember a lot of my debates where the people didn't take me seriously before i got up there and then it was too late and i think the same thing happens when we nego

god. god. god. god. god. god. god. russia and croatia reached the quarter final after winning dramatic penalty shoot outs of croatia one of the tournament favorites but russia riding high on a newfound wave of confidence after their win against spain. team russia in the quarterfinals performing something just shorts over america giving the fight to the mighty spain and eventually knocking it right out of the tournament that night russian fans rule. the. little gold became a thing off to the two saves by the russian goalkeeper eagerly can fav in the final penalty shootout degree can fav himself already a star here at home became an even bigger internet celebrity at the time. now also drawing attention of course russia's head coach but he took the spotlight not only with these managing decisions and he's managing style but also with his emotions or rather the lack of them i should say a hint of a smile and a reservedly pulled fists in triumph this is all that he allowed himself on the pitch. churches have some astonished

ever makes will be higher in authority in the word of god at the law of god. as in that great? his right isn justice and lady justice is there with scales showing equality and she is also holding a sword showing that the government and justice does not bear the sword in vain. there -- there are going to be just laws and so the judge has ability to extend justice and mercy. because he has wisdom. once you have laws that codify good morality, now you have civility in your society and you can turn to the next statue which is education that is symbolized by a woman and she is seated with a wreath of victory around her head. it is probably a mom and she has looks of knowledge in her hand and to her right is the really that she isng child teaching as he is copying down what she is imparting to him and it says youth. toher left is wisdom to pick buy an old man with a beard holding a bible and a globe. our forefathers believed that you train as a child, that is education when they are young and when they are old they will not depart from that way. fruits ofproduces th

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donald trump ain't god.he's going to be out of office hopefully in a four-year term and certainly in eight. even if it's eight, i know that, but i'm saying oh, we ain't doing the work to get him out. please don't believe that. we're belly aching on the sidelines, but in terms of infrastructures of resistance the, voting is one, right? black women have taught us that. but black women have used voting like a -- [inaudible] like beauty. [applause] like stravinsky, right? be like hank williams, like dolly par parton. so black woman have taught us you can do that even from within the systemic limits that are imposed upon voting. they found a way to get doug jones into office in friggin' alabama. and so what you have to say is don't, it's like that saturday night live, you know, thing with -- what was it, was it chris rock and dave of chapelle. and they were there, and the white people were going, oh, my god, it's the worst thing ever. donald trump, i never in history. and they look at each other, yeah, okay. gues

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jerusalem is the city of god. jerusalem is the shoreline of eternity. jerusalem is the epicenter of the universe. jerusalem is where king david said pray for the peace of jerusalem. they shall prosper that love you. jerusalem is where isaiah and jeremiah penned principles of righteousness that have become the moral foundations of western civilization. jerusalem is a witness to the eternal security of every believer. for the bible says in psalms 125, as the mountains are

one, the fear of god, the reverence for god, the all-powerful, god intervenes in the life of human beings and answers prayer, performs miracles of times. because they have a fear of death god, they put their faith and trust in the goddess of it is the way they treat the notion of fear. think of the famous solomon 23 though i walk through the valley of the shadow of death i will fear no evil for thou art with me and comfort me. it isn't a christian habit of mine. my tradition also teaches that we live in a very broken world. i've learned that from people like saint augustin and the performers and reading the world is broken and fear is a natural product of that. but it's not a christian option as i read my bible to build policy around that fear or public engagement with the world around that fear. it pleads evangelicals to find salvation or saviors in things other than the highest allegiance. as i began to explore this and to conclude that one could write an entire history of american evangelicalism with fear at the center of. whenever there is some kind of a significant social, cultural o

god god. god god. god god god god god god my god i have had our. good. the world cup has also been inspiring our projects one global initiative brought together photographers from across russia in an attempt to give the tournament an unfiltered look. they were given disposable cameras to document how the tournaments has changed the lives of ordinary russians are also meant to provide a glimpse into the country's footballing culture earlier my colleague jacqueline vulgar and spoke to the co-founder of the goal click project matthew berry. for russia we decided to do a bigger projects looking at the real russia so we found a photographers from all over the country from used to you catherine involved a grad and we asked them to document the country through their own eyes head of the world cup where this particular collaboration what russian football story impressed you the most i think it would be the euro mountains it was a very unusual set of photos which really reveals grassroots football and russian culture through through the game and the photos that w

- ( chuckles ) - oh, my god! - this is my dream! - okay. now, what did i tell you? oh, god! the edge, or what? - i--i'm over. holy smokes! oh, god, this is amazing! - tell me about it. - now you got to admit, huh? i mean, honest to god this is my dre-- i used to go to dealerships when i was a kid and just look in the showroom window. - this is a '57 chevy. - yeah, a '57 chevy. oh, god! this is beautiful! bellaire. and this is my dream car. yeah, i told you i didn't have a lot of money, - but i had a lot of dreams. - do you drive it? - i drive it all the time. - do you drive it to the studio? - i--all the time. - ( engine purrs ) - jeez! ( laughs ) - ( revs engine ) ( engine roars ) ( revving engine ) oh, my god. you're driving down sunset blvd in a convertible '57 chevy that goes 200 miles an hour. you're not into being inconspicuous, are you? - ( laughs ) - well, see, when you've got a head like a nickel beer... - ( laughs ) - ...they can spot you from anywhere. but, uh, you've got to put your hat on so you can hide. okay, let's talk about the show. so, um, you were enormou

party its leader president emerson my god what is the front runner the former deputy of robert mugabe was fired weeks before the veteran leader was deposed last year and there are more at odds now than ever before when god was main rival is nelson chamisa leader of the movement for democratic change both are promising a better future we'll talk to our guests shortly but first malcolm webb reports from the town of quick way. the voting in the last election in the eighty fourth yes that was. robert mugabe on the ballot paper he was pushed out by the military in november and his former right it's ok but he's got these the ruling zanu p.f. candidates in this election ever since he took over he's been promising to revive the economy says he's getting pledges of billions of dollars of foreign investment foreign investors who will return jobs and the economy key issues but here in the town he was a parliamentary candidate last two elections here in the thousands it was only reelected to parliament when he ran in a new knee created rule constituency media here in opposition say it's in the ru

were the son of god. so. i love the idea of the two friends fled four years ago yet their homeland syria is only a few kilometers away it is. just beyond the mountain. god asks what a good i'm going home. i mean my conduct these are the hong konger mums on sunday the mother the mother that's close to that of a promise not to say that again and i think i'm not. about fourteen thousand people across the border yesterday. like both dreams across the globe sixty five million people are fleeing war on terror crossing season continents risking that not seeing eight thousand refugees and migrants have crossed into the country hundreds of thousands more are expected to do the same and they're not always welcome. migrants to the breaking down. world why politicians do ride but. you know i have to decide connection going back to go along. however only a few of the make it to europe and america while most syrian refugees have headed for neighboring countries like lebanon. no other country has taken. more refugees than l

god my. god i'm not such. my name also inspired other artists with a song including us hip hop artist john for say one. good tip she even created a french fashion for a t.v. station. take god stuff. come out. because i must noir i always need something new because i need the feeling that things are changing and progress and. paul that's why before every tour i really have to sing before you know how do i want to play live by longs this time. to smash the piano. playing. more than two million copies of the original song have sold so far none annoyances no alongst is a legend among songs. thank you to end public school special real play the original music video if and when the noise issue of problems it was shown to the dutch military training camp and the explosions are all real fun watching and see you. thanks paul. the be the be . the be . the be. the best . the be. the be. the bombs. through the flood of images find sources to try to reconstruct what happened and to substantiate claims of crimes. fifteen min

just the god of the logo that the plan was there was some god that god can upload god god of all over. it was me that did that was that was the only god can upload it was was that god looks like he's on he's become a onery sweden fan for the night now one of the party is not the so confident they're going to win and if anything from we've learned from this world cup is that anything can happen the favorites being knocked out of struggling suddenly the swedes do you stand a chance to get switzerland all right six in the wall of course not many people may know that but they are a very tough team to face now for the million or so fans here for the football that smartphones have been working overtime taking pictures and videos all the world cup adventure we've been that scouring through to compile some of the best for you so do stick out off fans on view section on our website altie dot com. was. when i was i. i. was the ok was i was. was was was . i didn't. think. i. saw huge games to come this she used to have got you covered for the beloved clan belief thrills and spills at the printed

your was it was god god god god god god god god well the games or a brave fight back from croatia who were in there for the cup final here at the key moments on the breakdown of the match from manchester united boss jos a lady in u. . and who. they were who were the who were who were who the was a big the and who about when i was the owner the with the but who the above the us or the and. the and who are the were of the twenty three croatian players players the coaching staff will be very very disappointed because. at the time the best team was losing and was losing because of. in my opinion a mistake of the concept of the i'm not saying he's not the penalty because that can be the. and opinions are wrong i'm saying that the concept of the v a is about important mistakes of the referee and this was not one of these cases so really really disappointed me that in the second of happened what we were expecting and then france scored. in the fourth and just. a mistake of that i don't even call a mistake i call extra confidence because of the four one in the game over. croatia still playing

god bless you.hank you very much. >> please welcome jeff hunt, the chairman of the western conservative summit. >> all right. was kirk cameron just wonderful? let's give him another round of applause. get set up here. all right. friends, for eight years under president obama we watched an administration ignore the rule of law. president obama's department of justice oversaw the fast and furious program. which gave drug cartels -- drug cartels 2,000 weapons resulting in the death of a u.s. border control agent. obama's department of justice did not enforce federal drug laws. all while allowing the irs to target conservative groups and suing the state of arizona for enforcing immigration laws. that all changed, friends, in 2016. that's right. attorney general jeff sessions was the first u.s. senator to endorse donald trump for president. attorney general jeff sessions has threatened to sue 23 sanctuary cities and has sued the state of california over their sanctuary city policies. rather than blaming

, and they consider donald trump a vehicle, a man god is using to bring about what they consider god's on earth. brian: here is some video from the thank you dinner held back on february 24 of this year. [video clip] [indiscernible] theo believe in the devil, tempting -- government of the becomes more earth, thesell on global leaders and their sociopathic followers desire to create a future. brian: on the back wall, the name larry pratt, i don't know how to characterize him. he is stronger in an attitude about guns even then the nra. was this a fundraiser for something? go back to an old statistic, that supposedly the reverend moon spent over $1 billion for the first 30 years of the "washington times" of his money. made hisd about how he money. do these two guys have his money? tom: no. i mean, they are not -- particularly justin is a good businessman, so he has money. in fact, he is the head of a foundation that, a foundation in memory of their younger brother philip who committed suicide. and that foundation supplies a lot of money supporting sanctuary church. one year,00,000 $600,00

and i am a free man and god why then take over and now at seventy five years old he wants to continue running the country. although he is a former vice president and was part of the very system that brought the country to the brink of collapse when god promises a break from the mugabe iraq and news and bob way just like his opponents he likes to portray himself as an advocate for change. tearing has short term in office moment god has opened his country up to her own investment and planted seeds. great freedom. her. work. her. efforts grab a dozen but he could threaten change of heart of the governing party and its president he cannot add to some positive developments though because time in his life he doesn't have to hide his red opposition on the way home to rally he can wear it with pride and without fear. and after some of the other stories making news around the world cambodia's ruling party led by prime minister hun sen has been declared the winner of sunday's general election critics are calling the vote a sham following a government campaign of intimidation and the dissolution

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, and they consider donald trump a vehicle, a man god is using to bring about what they consider god'sn earth. brian: here is some video from the thank you dinner held back on february 24 of this year. [video clip] [indiscernible] >> to believe the words of the devil and believing politician promises. a servant of the people, the government through the institution of the people, what if the time becomes more entrenched, more deeply rooted, more powerful. this is a dystopian price paid in hell on to earth. these social so ship ethic leaders and global leaders and sociopathic followers desire to create the future. brian: on the back wall, the name larry pratt, i don't know how to characterize him. he is stronger in an attitude about guns even then the nra. was this a fundraiser for something? how do these -- you know, go back to an old statistic, that supposedly the reverend moon spent over $1 billion for the first 30 years of the "washington times" of his money. you talked about how he made his money. do these two guys have his money? tom: no. i mean, they are not -- particularly justin

and a tight race is expected to between the two front runners gobby successor president emerson my god from these down and p.f. party and opposition leader nelson chamisa a lawyer and pastor. now in a rare public appearance on the eve of the election mugabe said his successor and former ally took power illegally he said he would vote for opposition leader nelson chamisa rather than the ruling party that he led for decades but he did encourage zimbabweans to accept the election results regardless of which party emerges victorious the many hope that the elections will bring long overdue change his way which is suffering from high unemployment and economy in meltdown. melanie core of the bollen adrian krishna sent us this report from harare. and tending our granny with. her effigy that is something quite extraordinary campaign events like this one organized by the opposition m.d.c. party used to be extremely dangerous brutal crackdowns by the government was commonplace that was would you know. i was beaten up and had to spend three months in hospital i was bedridden and could only eat por

so, thank you, god bless you all, may god bless london. god bless san francisco.

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the chaplain: god of love, god of mercy, god of justice we pray your pleasing on the representatives on the work of our country. may they govern with wisdom and insight and lead with truth and courage and listen as much as they speak to one another and to you. for your voice is rarely in thunder and mighty proclamations but in the stillness and the quiet, in the moments where we pause long enough to hear our hearts beating and to listen to where they ask us to go and where they ask us to do. may your voice speak again this day, god and as see celebrate the nation tomorrow may we remember with gratitude the pleasing of calling this country our home. amen. the speaker pro tempore: the chair will lead the house in the pledge of allegiance. pursuant to section 2-a of house resolution 964, the jourm of the last day's proceedings is approved. the house will lead the house in the pledge of allegiance. i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under god, indivisible with liberty and the chair lays before the house a co