and well had to find ways of reintroducing god as the god we know. who has not been the god that people might imagine him to be. and two or three ways that we could do that. as christians we have got to find a way of making clear that the bible story of the world is the primary story of the world. the fox news narrative is not the primary narrative of the world. they are bit players within the grand sweep of things. people in the church had been discipled by their favorite cable news networks. they sat there for hours at a time listening who view christians as useful idiots. even when they go there. they could be crushed and annihilated. they really don't have the best interests in mind. we've defined the way to disciple the people so that the narrative is primary for them. we have to find a way of exposing and revealing the true nature of religion. it has to do with whatever it is that we describe two. it is can have serious repercussions in our personal lives and in the social and political arena. this was one of his many profound points. we need t

god can change anybody. thank you so much. god bless. and honor for me to introduce our next guest.

god bless you.fire for jesus? why are you laughing? well, listen folks, we've got good news and bad news from minnesota. first the bad news, we've all been seeing the drama played out this week for the hearings of the next supreme court justice, perhaps you've heard about it. well, the treatment of women has now taken center stage as democrats are insisting that every accusation by a woman should be taken seriously and we should seek to find the truth and everyone in this room agrees with that premise. but as we know, the deputy dnc chairman is running for the attorney general's office in the state of minnesota. he, too, has been accused of physical abuse. and we have seen the democrats passionate response to the accusations brought forward by karen monahan and here they are. are. [cricke [crickets] >> where is karen monahan's support? where are people standing? where are women standing for karen monahan saying i'm in awe of her, i'm so inspired by her courage? where is the democratic call for a fbi

acts in god's eye. what in god's eye he is. christ. for christ plays in 10,000 places.uman. and for that reason, we can see god in his life. he was the just man justicing. for john mccain, every human being deserved to be treated justly. he saw god our father through the features of every person. especially the poor and those persecuted by power and those in need. john was a man who loved. and he knew that love is seen in actions, in doing. he was so often surrounded by the servicemen and women he had such a special affection for. we can hear him in shakespeare's words. but we, we shall be remembered. we, we few, we happy few, we band of brothers. love is truly shown in action and god, in his love, has given us this warrior as a son who acted in god's eye what in god's eye he was. though we are sad, we do celebrate the life of our friend, husband, father, senator, and warrior. because he did keep grace, christ playing in 10,000 places. he gave us an example of how to live, how to be the just man. with st. paul, john can now say i have fought the good fight. i have finis

jason and i say that god's moral boundaries bring god's blessings.an or bigoted, that's what love looks like. we're willing to talk about the issues that aren't as sexy today. it's not the economy or not other things, but these are the foundational principles upon which this democracy was built . in isaiah chapter 40 in verse 8, it says this, the grass withers, the flower fades, but word of our god stands forever. god bless you. thanks for having us. [applause] ♪ >> doesn't it bless your heart to see young studs like us on the stage on fire for jesus? why are you laughing? [laughter] well, listen folks, we've got good news and bad news from minnesota. first the bad news: we've all been seeing the drama played out this week for the hearings of the next supreme court justice, perhaps you've heard about it. well, the treatment of women has now taken center stage as democrats are insisting that every accusation by a woman should be taken seriously and we should seek to find the truth and everyone in this room agrees with that premise. but as we know, the

god never lets us go.the goodness and courage that have passed from john mccain to others and that have left the world a richer and better place. for his life's task faithfully and honorably discharged, for good humor, kindly generosity, for sadness met without surrender, and weakness endured without defeat. may the lord bless him and keep him this day and always. thank you. meghan: "the world is a fine place and worth the fighting for, and i hate, very much, to leave it." when ernest hemingway at the close of "for whom the bell tolls" lies wounded and waiting for his last fight, these are his final thoughts. my father had every reason to think the world was awful. my father had every reason to think the world was not worth fighting for. my father had every reason to think the world was worth leaving. he did not think those things. like the hero of his favorite book, john mccain took the opposite view. he had to have a lot of luck to have had such a good life. i am here before you today saying the words i

god speed.er michael edward roberts, we love you and we miss you every day. [applause] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] >> and my beloved sister, clauda alicia foster. today marks 17 years since you were taken from us and those 17 years your spirit continues to live on in my heart and in my memories. you never got a chance to meet your beautiful nieces and nephews, but we tell jaden, value tina, ellen and peya about the loving, compassionate and giving person you are to us all. mommy and daddy want me to tell you that they love you. and i know that you are our guardian angel and continue to watch over us all. we love you and miss your beautiful smile each every dayment the sylvia, carla and i say tag, you're it. thank you. >> and my brother, the greatest brother of all time, louis jimenez, jr. we still miss you. love you. [applause] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] [readi

may god bless you and may god bless america.eading names] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] >> and my uncle, ian schneider. who we miss in the good times and the bad. but especially the good because he made everything that much more fun. yo dude. >> and my godfather and uncle, richard samuel gabriel. we love and miss you every day. i brought your favorite sunflowers and i know my uncle richie would want to thank the first responders who died trying to save his life. especially battalion chief and the fire marshal and also he would want me to say that my thoughts and prayers are with everybody fighting 9/11 related illnesses. including those who have already passed. [applause] [background music] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] and my father, john. we love and miss you. >> and my uncle, frank, there's not a day that goes by we do not miss your beautiful smile. the family misses you and loves you, frankie. [applause] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] [readi

god bless all the victims and god bless america.applause] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] >> and my sister. you are always loved, never forgotten. forever missed by your family and friends, especially our mom. continue to rest in eternal peace and continue to watch over us and the our guardian angel. we love you. >> and my sister. god bless you, judy, my loving sister. we miss you and love you. especially your son david. god bless everyone trying to keep america safe and god bless america. [applause] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] >> my loving brother. years and this day of remembrance still continues. are a void in our lives and it will never be filled. is the united states of america as well as this world comes together in peace and harmony. my hope is that discrimination, hatred, and bigotry will cease and we all will come together and love. thank you. [reading names] and my ankle -- my uncle. i love you and miss you and i hope i made you proud. we a

in god's eye he was.r, senator, and warrior. but because he did keep grace, christ playing in 10,000 places, he gave us an example of how to man. how to be the just -- and with st. paul, john can now say, i have fought the good fight. i have finished the race. i have kept the faith. goodbye, john mccain. ♪ , danny boy,g: ♪ oh the pipes, the pipes are calling from glen to glen and down the mountain side the summer's gone and all the flowers dying must go andt is you i must bide but come ye back when summer's in the meadow and all the valley's hushed and white with snow 'tis i'll be here in sunshine or in shadow oh, danny boy, oh, danny boy, i love you so and if you come when all the flowers are dying dead, as dead i well may be find the place where i am lying and kneel and say an ave there for me and i shall hear the soft you tread above me dreams will warm and sweeter be are there, tell me that you love me then i shall sleep in peace until you come to me and i shall sleep in peace ♪e ♪ you come to >> jesu

god can change anybody. thank you so much. god bless. [applause] >> i really don't know where he comes up with all that stuff. [laughter] it's a distinct privilege and honor for me to introduce our next guest. religious freedom is a hallmark of our constitutional republic, religious freedom is not just an american right, it is a universal human right. [applause] and this understanding is why religious freedom has has darkly been a key component of america's foreign-policy. in fact tomorrow night we will longtfrank wolf for his ime advocacy is, lifelong advocacy. for those that are being persecuted simply because of their faith. 20 years ago he authored the international religious freedom act, which made clear that religious freedom was to be a top priority in america's foreign-policy. and while that has not always been the case, today there is no question that religious freedom is a priority in america's. -- in america's foreign policy. [applause] in april of this year, president donald trump nominated mike pompeo to serve as a secretary

god's eye what in god's eye he was.ow to live, how to be the just man. with st. paul, john can now say -- i have fought the good fight. i have finished the race. i have kept the faith. good-bye, john mccain. ♪ ♪ ♪ oh danny boy the pipes the pipes are calling ♪ ♪ from glen to glen and down the mountainside ♪ ♪ the summer's gone and all the flowers are falling ♪ ♪ it's you it's you must go and i must bide ♪ ♪ but come ye back when summer's in the meadow ♪ ♪ and all the valley's hushed and white with snow ♪ ♪ 'tis i'll be there in sunshine or in shadow ♪ ♪ oh danny boy oh danny boy i love you so ♪ ♪ and if you come when all the flowers are dying ♪ ♪ and i am dead as dead i well may be ♪ ♪ please come and find the place where i am lying ♪ ♪ and kneel and say an qave" -- "ave" there for me ♪ ♪ and i shall hear tho soft you tread above me ♪ ♪ and all my dreams will warm and sweeter be ♪ ♪ if you'll not fail to tell me that you love me ♪ then i shall sleep in peace until you come to me ♪ ♪ then i shall sleep in peace until you

. >> god bless you. god bless israel. god bless the palestinians, and god bless the united stshh. ( laughter ) >> stephen: i could watch that-- ( laughter ) i could-- could we see it again? could we see it again? ( cheers and applause ) jim, please, the people. >> god bless you. god bless israel. god bless the palestinians, and god bless the united stshh. ( laughter ) >> stephen: i am really looking forward to this january 30. we're live when trump addresses a joint session of congress for the shtshh of the union. ( laughs ) we are live right now, and barely conscious following a 90- minute speech. going into this, going into this evening, the bar, the bar for success was pretty low, okay. he just had to stay on script, no matter what. and he did, which was impressive, considering everything the democrats did to distract him. there he is. when one of his advisers sat down with trump to explain the constitution, he says, "i got as far as the fourth amendment before his finger is pulling down on his lip and his eyes are rol

, how has this impacted, how you related to god, and relying on god for yourself? been incredible. it has been quite a journey, i am not necessarily happy with god's plan on the situation, but i have really come to, realize that god is in complete control, and he has a plan, and this is all for his glory. he is worth everything, that my family has gone through, and i have seen that message coming through, and letters from my dad as well, as he has started to transform, and really submit to god, and say god, my life is yours. whatever you do with me, let it honor you, let it declare your name, and your goodness to people. and, i -- [ applause ] it, it has been an incredible testimony, to see those letters coming through in that transformation, and i cannot tell you how proud i am of the example that he is of christ's love. as he continues to endure this imprisonment, this persecution for his faith. even standing up publicly, and forgiving those who have accused him in court, saying my faith teaches me to forgive, so i forgive those who testified against me. and, one

our god, he is an awesome god, he can do many amazing things, he can help us out there challenges, he can strengthen our work, what we do here today, what we do every day on capitol hill, we serve a risen savior. he died on the cross for us, he saved our sins, but as pray without ceasing, let us pray hard, let us pray to those who do not know you. our god is moving, he is moving today, he is moving every day, his presence is here on capitol hill today. we keep our eyes on him, and we need to keep our eyes on him. he is what is going to help us move forward, he is what is going to help us do his will, he is what is going to help us in everything that we do. we ask for his guidance, we pray for the president, president donald trump, we pray for our vice president, mike pence, we pray for all of the staff throughout the white house, we pray for our senators, we pray for their staff, brett kavanaugh and his wife announced their strong faith, i want to pray for him, his family, his extended family, his friends. we really want to lift them up in prayer. we pray for everyone that is involved

god bless america indeed. general rod rosen nine for your work this department in the associate general jcpenney gl. partners indeed in the work that we do and leaders indeed. thank you all for being here. at this very hour 17 years ago, our country was changed forever. the magnitude of this evil was overwhelming and it is still overwhelming to think about. but in response to this great evil, the american people responded as they always still, with good goodness, hera with them. they arbitrated our borders, and hundreds of america's recovery save lives. first responders perform the most heroic rescue missions in history. hundreds of them gave their lives, saving others including 72 law officers from 10 different agencies. the brave men and women on flight 93 prevented another target from being hit that day and saved lives. across the street at the supreme court building that morning attending the annual judicial conference essay will again thursday. the flight 93 heroes may well have saved lives on capitol hil

and with them the god king himself ramsay's the second. king rams is the second live thirteen centuries before christ during his long reign he altered already existing temples founded a new capital city and covered the whole of egypt with huge stone figures and obvious and vast temple complexes. here in the king's mortuary temple the ram asean in the ancient town of thieves lies the head of one such statue originally seventeen meters tall the figure would have weighed a thousand times. by the second year of his reign ramsay's the second was already adding to the great temple of amnon in luxor he built this fifteen meter tall adorning the entrance. the king was obviously aware of the superhuman efforts he was demanding from his workers he paid tribute to them in these words you my workers chosen for your strength and the skill of your hands building monuments for me in great numbers skilled in working with precious stones you know the types of granite you know the secrets of sandstone oh hard working and they will builders i shall live as l

god bless america. [applause] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] s. >> and my uncle firefighter joseph patrick henry, ladder 21, i can't believe it's been 17 years, our family loves and misses you tremendously, keep looking over us and god bless america. [applause] >> and for my father joseph, daddy, it's been 17 years and the fact that you are still no longer here still feels -- still feels my -- [inaudible] [crying] >> it never goes away. you were a dream and my dream was taken from me and it hurts so much that because of that i never get to be with you, laugh with you, cry with you or smile with you. only god knows -- only god knows that i will do so we can have a second to love you. these years have not been easy for me but i know that you are always there keeping me strong and watching over me rem

got their gods. clean. as europe's public opinion shifted pools for a slave or his abolition and around the airport where the human exploitation took on new forms as all slaves that became the hidden face of europe's industrial revolution the history of slavery is not a black history and it's not just the history of white colonization but the history of human inequality it is the legacy for all of us that slavery's new frontiers part three of slavery it's on al-jazeera the latest news as it breaks these thirty american be holding on for this right as they walk about about an hour and a half in that direction with details coverage that you know make a never before seen such a staggering number of refugees leaving one country from around the world the project raised questions right from a very start that this entrance cost two hundred thousand dollars to build. a journey both dark pretty remarkable there's a very forever there's a lot of corruption and beautiful lake a beautiful lady you have to be very patie

in the whole four thousand year history of the pharaohs only one of these god kings reigned for longer than ramsey is the second. life blood of the land they ruled over was the sacred nile river its regular flooding allowed to all ponds and green gardens to flourish along its length of human settlement was confined to the nile like. beyond the reach of its life giving water and inhospitable desert again. three thousand years ago the gateway to trade with africa was here in new via in what is now southern egypt. great quarries of mind supplied stone and golden abundance fruit richly decorated buildings. it was here on the upper reaches of the nile that ramsey the second built his divine temples. great temples of abu simbel. according to egyptian with all. the sun god re himself made a ladder for the pharaoh to enter the inner temple using the rays of the rising sun . here were in the world beyond ruled by the god who was serious judge of the dead and ruler of the underworld when ramsay's enters the temple he enters the world of the dead and every day as the sun rises it's also sirius wh

eye, what in god's eye he was.ator, and warrior by because he did keep grace, christ playing in 10,000 places. he gave us an example of how to live, how to be the just man. with st. paul, john can now say, i have fought the good fight. i have finished the race. i have kept the faith. goodbye, john mccain. ♪ ♪ ♪ oh, danny boy, the pipes, the pipes of calling ♪ ♪ from glen to glen and down the mountain side ♪ ♪ the summer's gone and all the flowers falling ♪ ♪ it's you, it's you must go and i must bide ♪ ♪ but come ye back when summer's in the meadow ♪ ♪ and all the valley's hushed and white with snow ♪ ♪ i'll be here in sunshine or in shadow ♪ ♪ oh, danny boy, oh danny boy, i love you so ♪ ♪ and if you come when all the flowers are dying ♪ ♪ and i am dead, as dead i well may be ♪ ♪ please come and find the place where i am lying ♪ ♪ and kneel and say an ave there for me ♪ ♪ and i shall hear, though soft you tread above me ♪ ♪ and all my grave will warmer, sweeter be ♪ ♪ if you'll bend and tell me that you love me ♪

he was a god. and the many sociologist said that the birth of the presently out religion came with elvis is death and it's a little similar to christianity because christianity was born for centuries after the death of jesus from the time when it was taken up by people and they started working on a memory a remembrance that maybe selective memory that may be partial you know it's the same with elvis presley can this question. the worshipping f. . that is has the power to create gods but under its trappings of a new fangled religion rock'n'roll remains haunted by it stevens. and some musicians are still afraid of triggering god's wrath. scoured pastor wild used to say i can resist everything except temptation and rockers don't resist temptation so the best way for them to save themselves from an untimely death is sometimes go back into the fold go back to the faith go back to god for some of their might be their soul chance of survival appeared. at the top of his career in one nine hundred fifty sev

is stupid i said your god is not my god because your god is stupid yes because you'll be ships reacted yes because it must because abusive they build and offensive because they didn't get exactly what he wanted to tell them if you are the christian groups or the catholic why should you be feel offended when your aunt here is being questioned you explain for the person questioning the russian r.b.i. that you don't be you don't feel church was a riot is the catholic bishops conference of the philippines issued a sermon criticizing people in power who boast of their own wisdom and blast fim our god as stupid so they're accusing him of blasphemy. by your argument is wrong. they say they misunderstood the president in fact he said several days later i am all just so my god i was telling my god i'm not referring to he did say i know he had to apologize so he did say it is mine it is thoughts that was he explained it to a brother visitor about one of the christian groups mr parlow is he a killer your president no he's not sorry you use against killers you've you have explained some of what he

they are gods. the pharaohs of egypt were gods. divinitydenied his own and he did not come to a good end. claim to bers divine. but there is something wrong about that in the tradition that drives -- derives from this hebrew innovation. that there is some higher law that the religious expression. when we think about athens we can think about its expression and philosophy. philosophy trying to figure things out. understand the world. when you think about aristotle for example, one of the great philosophers, he is interested in everything. where bugs come from. how human beings walk. locomotion generally. the motions of heavenly bodies. everything. he wanted to understand how it works. and what he was interested in was the general phenomenon, to rationalize the appearances. to reduce them to something that can be understood. that's what philosophy is about. aristotle gives us some hints when he talks about nature and the foundation that later comes foundation that later comes to be known as the natural law tradition. many different v

i saw funeral without god and how sad and lonely. i can't speak for george but let me say two things now. first, thanks for sending us on an unforgettable mission. second, we must succeed in our quest for peace. >> you can watch this and all other programs for the past 20 for your ears. type the others name and the word book in the search bar. at the top of the page. >> we want to introduce you too professor richard, where do you teach and what you teach? >> california state, modern european history. i've written six books. >> your two most recent are? >> death of humanity and the case for life and hitler's religion. both of those cannot 2016. >> let's start with the death of humanity. what's the premise? >> over the past several centuries, secular philosophies are very short and i cover a wide range. they undermine the duty leading us into what people say of the culture of death, euthanasia where they are fairly widely embraced. >> when you talk about think that he of life, what's the definition of that? >> the idea that every indiv

the white man's god asks him to commit crimes but the god within us wants to do good. our god who is so good so just. to revenge our wrongs. is he who will direct our arms and bring us the victory it is he who will assist us we all should throw away the image of the white man's god who is so pitiless listen to the voice for liberty that speaks in all our hearts. let's say and when you wait a moment for. oh dearie need to be. afraid if you deal with the crazy to tell if this does she want to see. it don't say to.

the share god's -- the share god's love with the turks.at he's been dedicated to the last 25 years of his life is pastor thing a small church -- pastoring a small church. but there was a price to pay for following god's call on his life. so october 7, 2016, almost two years ago, my father was called in to the police station. now, at the time, he thought this was part of the the routine for the reapplication of his permit to stay in turkey preaching the gospel. that was not the case. he was notified that a deportation order had been entered against him as he had been deemed a threat to national security. he was immediately taken into custody at the detention center, and he was denied access to a lawyer for the next two months. i did not find out what was happening with my dad for about two weeks, and it was just a terrifying time period for my family. december 9, 2016, in the middle of the night my father was moved from that detention center to a high security prison. after that he was allowed access to an attorney, but that was two months

sundaytha, god fr got a friend request from god on social media? in the show, miles finer is tempted to accept. request from god on social media [technical difficulties] [no audio] >> we have an outpoken atheist by my character that gets friended by god, he becomes a subject of change in the lives around him from the friend suggests that the god account sends to him. >> the show premiers sunday 8:00 here on kpix5. >>> a reason to grab a glass of beer today. details on a celebration for adults only. it' t d, w to it fridayday is a celebration for people 21 and up. it's national drink beer day. beer is actually the world's most popular adult beverage whether you prefer an ale, logger or ipa, there are more selections now than ever. beer lovers are encouraged to enjoy a glass at a tavern and tag hash tag drink beer day, when posting on line. >> a lute to that. -- salute to that. >>> enjoy it. at at&t, we believe in access. the opportunity for everyone to explore a digital world. connecting with the things that matter most. and because nothing keeps us

they are god's. the pharaohs of egypt were gods. only one denied his own divinity and he did not come to a good end. various rulers claimed to be divine. but there is something wrong about that in the tradition that derives from the idea that there is a higher law. it is a religious expression. then when we think about athens, we can think about this expression in philosophy. trying to figure things out and understand the world. we can think about aristotle, for example. he was interested in everything. where bugs come from. how human beings walked. locomotion, generally. the motion of the heavenly bodies. he wanted to understand how it works. what he was interested in is to rationalize the appearances. to reduce them to something that can be understood. that is what philosophy is all about. aristotle gives us some hints when he talks about nature. he sets the foundation of what later becomes known as the natural law tradition. there are many variants. he talks about human nature and what it means to be a human being. the animal tha

god yeah right now man i'm really i'm not like my mother. i'm not god i got out now that i'm in so i had to walk. yeah come something when i go. yeah don't you give me my mother. was. younger because i mean i'm going to yes i was. young i mean couldn't even hear . i guess what. i did was just. not overfond can stand up to this type of intimidation independent pablo shouted says god not to give in. about a. half of indonesia's pommel plantations are run by just twenty five companies. among them indonesian giants such as tsunami salim group and raja good. fourteen of the things he would just maybe even asia make the billions by selling palm oil they also dominate the real estate tobacco food processing and some indonesian media. these companies hold a privileged position in indonesia with support from the government and the press. so it goes oh this is not you who will see a little bit of all these. the big palm oil companies a doing well in indonesia but many small growth was a struggling. far from the power of the city's independent. city li

you swear to god?” zero. 100% certain. not even a scintilla? you swear to god? i swear to god.hat is all i have, judge. judge kavanagh, to god. that is all i have, judge. judge kavanagh, thank you very much. hearing adjourned. studio: there you go, testimony has been heard from supreme court nominee justice brett kavanaugh, been heard from supreme court nomineejustice brett kavanaugh, and christine blasey ford. she started just after lunchtime, uk time. went on for some four —1i.5 just after lunchtime, uk time. went on for some four —4.5 hours and it has now concluded. it was a senate hearing being held at capitol hill. we're going to discuss this further in our papers review. before that, let's have a look at some of the front pages and then we will have the discussion with my guest tonight. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are torcuil crichton, the westminster editor for the daily record, and jenni russell, who's a columnist at the times. many of tomorrow's front pages are already in. the guardian uses a picture

god second son the younger brother of jesus christ and that god is urging him to topple the emperorand make china a christian empire. it's a war on all fronts the british and the french muscle into as they want to force the free opium trade. it was a coalition of world views and political ideas a clash of historical systems of order and the question was what form should world order take who has the right and power to decide what kind of world we will live in . the novel central character is a young german missionary he experiences destruction and violence on his journey through the war zone and increasingly questions his western values. god of the barbarians is both a historical novel and an adventure story it reads like an allegory of present day religious fanaticism. the canton the general by george and bony know how to fish really tells the story of a russian oligarch and the rubble left by the crumbling of the soviet union. know how to to piers into the very depths of her character's selves. in the cat and in general she uses different perspectives to tell the tale of a monstrou

this is a drama. >> i'm a very serious actor. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: oh, my god. oh, my god. sorry. to do a different kind of movie for me, and it's incredibly true story about the israeli secret service in the early '60s. how they went to argentina, and captured adolf eichmann, who was one of the -- hitler's lieutenants in the holocaust. and extracted him, and brought him back to israel to stand trial for his crimes. it was a laugh riot. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that's not true. that's not true. >> no, no. >> jimmy: but, oh my -- >> yeah, it was really crazy. really cool. >> jimmy: i mean, dude, oscar isaac, sir ben kingsley. >> yes. >> jimmy: you more than hold your own, buddy. >> oh, that's very kind of you. >> jimmy: you're fantastic. >> thank you, thank you. yes. >> jimmy: and you spent time in argentina? >> i did. i went down -- we shot the whole film in argentina, and on like the last couple days, i was introduced to a guy named nacho figueras, who -- >> jimmy: oh, i know him. >> who's been on your show. >> jimmy: yeah. >> he's like one of the world's great polo players. >> jim

you think -- maybe we should ask god if donald trump is -- god? god? heavenly music ] oh, god, let me get out of your way. wow. it's god. >> hey, jimmy, jimmy. >> jimmy: hi, there. >> how you doing, man? >> jimmy: doing well, is that you? >> yeah, ain't oprah. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i didn't expect you to be so -- um -- >> jewish? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yes, no. so additional. >> oh, this, yeah. jimmy, it's casual wednesday yeah. >> jimmy: oh, okay. >> yeah, i'm going over to the driving range, hit some balls with arnold palmer. >> jimmy: oh, that's nice. >> sucks, yeah. what do you need? >> jimmy: what's with that band-aid on your face? >> oh, this thing? it's a little squamus. yeah, i'm a lot closer to the sun than you are, should have thought of that when i started this whole mess. >> jimmy: definitely. very sorry to hear that, i hope it works out okay. what i wanted to ask about is these prayers for brett kavanaugh -- >> oh, oh, oh -- >> jimmy: what's going on, is there a problem? >> ix-nay on the air-pray. >> jimmy: why? >> i got enough to deal wi

>> so, god gave two commands at the beginning of creation.e gave a command to -- you know, to fill the earth, to subdue the earth, and also to be fruitful, multiply, and to fill it. men and women in the home have different, you know, roles in doing that. it doesn't mean that there are, like, rules that the man is always the provider and the woman is always to be at home doing that. it just means that there's a natural kind of tendency toward that. >> and women's role is what, then, in the home? >> well, obviously, they're the mother. they're the only one that can play that part. >> right. >> there are, you know, certain situations where certainly the woman can even be the one who makes more money and is out working. i don't think that's -- i don't think that violates the... >> biblical teaching. >> ...biblical teaching. you know, specifically, there are leadership roles -- spiritual leadership roles -- that men are given in the home. the way a friend of mine describes it is, he gets to -- he gets to cast the deciding vote. you know, if there'

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the goodness of god but whatever god the human remains of the friends of the seven some of the fittest left in the season when more. of that it was on the verge of liberalizing the whole good little or no one was always on the good or on the run with us together forever in the pursuit of her. earlier this year he again found himself in a confrontation with the palm oil industry this time with p.t. sell a month supply of the palm oil company p.t. will mock. the company is trying to expand its plantations. what i get must be when is not how do you get a man. the only one and only you are given the get out. you got up. and out of the was it an easy thing for the unlike me. with the want to talk about them the number is a limit and if i go on hold on then. someone bought a hold but. i'm up on my hobby is going to come when i come up with that new movie . the moon one went out of sight yabba moon no hunt so job on law. but not good got to do with. the book but he. wouldn't be lost in its entirety if that's the guy thing but we could put a little bit of yeah yeah. but not go blue i don't lea

and you're like this, with your leg up. >> oh, yes. >> oh, my god.rt an office romance? i love that. you know what? come on out here. okay, let's go. okay. all right, ready? hold it right there, get everybody in the frame. good, got it. now back in the studio, my god, we only have 20 seconds! come on, hurry. everybody right over here, lift your leg, how many seconds? >> five, four, three, two, one. >> and that's a wrap! whoo! >> you guys want to see the full ten-minute photo challenge, it is in its entirety at our facebook page. >>> it's time to give away another ipad mini. >> you need the buzz resident o >> enter the buzz word on facebook or twitter. you can enter each every day. >> let's reveal wednesday's buzz word. it is vortex. click on the win ipad button and enter wednesday's word vortex, v-o-r-t-e-x. >> good luck, everybody. >>> a groom and his guys steal the show at the reception. >> and they are putting it down. >> why this garter toss performance might be a but the truth is, you're right. you can do whatever you want to modify it any way y

god yeah right now man i'm really i'm not like i'm not going on my mother. when i'm not i don't know that i got out now that i'm ok so i got up i had to walk . yeah come tumblin when i go. yeah you're going to give me my mother. was. young because i mean they were going to yes i was. young i mean given me. yeah i was just trying to think. not all farmers can stand up to this type of intimidation independent pommel fama shot odin says it's odd not to give him. about a. half of indonesia's pommel plantations are run by just twenty five companies. among them indonesian giants such as some lim group and roger. of the things he would just maybe even asia make their billions by selling palm oil they also dominate the real estate business tobacco food processing and some indonesian media. things companies hold a privileged position in indonesia with support from the government and the press. so close to zero it's a. little too cool to see the little political use of. the big palm oil companies a doing well in indonesia but many small growth was a struggling. far fr

oh dear god people will be mellow. now you may not be taking this seriously but studies have shown that over the past five years there's been a dramatic dramatic uptick in giggling and napping people people have been listening to flaming lips it's a office out there it's chaos. of course the reason is it's truly dangerous dangerous because the white house is clearly preparing to ramp up the drug war even more the war on drugs has been used to arrest lock up or otherwise destroy the lives of a whopping eighty trillion americans i made up that number but. it's still indicative of something. we are and i'm not making this part up the largest prison state in the world and yet our government wants to keep arresting citizens for a drug that kills zero people every year. when i have to say whenever i start to get self-righteous about this topic i pause and i and i think about the families of those zero people who know the whole little boys little girls husbands wives grandmothers the other things who haven't lost anyone. what

so the whole cosmos is the simple as god. -- the same as god and hitler -- there was fairly strong tradition of -- going would to the reman tick movement of the 1790s. hagel was arguably a than theist. many interpreted him that way at the time as well as today. there were many other german thinkers that were building on pantyism. hitler was a very shrewd politician as we know, and part of his politics was to not alienate people who had various religious viewpoints and he said this forthrightly in "mein kampf," he said that we need to make sure we don't alien nate people over religion because a prominent vevay enaese politics -- viennese politician had alien nateed the catholics and n austria by leading a free from rome movement. he wanted to get the people out thereof roman catholic church and that has led his political movement into a tailspin. and so hitler said we need to avoid that so he was very careful not to alienate people over their religious views and to try to present himself of -- i call him a religious camillean because he tried to blend in. so, there were times, many athiests a

god who created the. who created this sun gives us light. god who holds up the ocean. who makes the thunder wrong. god who has ears to hear you who are hidden in the clouds who watches spring where you are. you see all that the white has made us suffer the white man's god asks him to commit crimes but the god within us wants to do good. our god who is so good so just. to revenge our wrongs. is he who will direct our arms and bring us the victory it is he who will assist us we all should throw away the image of the white man's god who is so pitiless listen to the voice of liberty that speaks in all our hearts. let's say when you wake. up every need to. eat food do you.