the lord of god. >> praise be to god. >> ♪ shepherd me, o god, beyond my wants, beyond my fears, from into life ♪ >> ♪ shepherd me, o god, beyond my wants, beyond my fears, from death into life ♪ ♪ god is my shepherd, so nothing shall i want, i rest in the meadows of faithfulness and love, i walk by the quiet waters of peace ♪ ♪ shepherd me, o god, beyond my wants, beyond my fears, from death into life ♪ ♪ shepherd me, o god, beyond my wants beyond my fears, from death into life ♪ though i should wander the valley of death i fear no evil, for you are at my side your rod and your staff, my comfort and my hope ♪ ♪ shepherd me, o god, beyond my wants beyond my fears, from death into life ♪ ♪ you have set me a banquet of love in the face of hatred crowning me with love beyond my power to hold ♪ ♪ shepherd me, o god, beyond my wants beyond my fears, from death into life ♪ ♪ surely your kindness and mercy follow me all the days of my life i will dwell in the house of my god forevermore ♪ ♪ shepherd me, o god, beyond my want beyond my fears from death into life ♪ >> a reading from the acts o

the lord of god. >> praise be to god. ♪ shepherd me, o god, beyond my wants beyond my fears, from deathife ♪ >> ♪ though i should wander the valley of death i fear no evil, for you are at my side your rod and your staff, my ♪ fort and my hope ♪ shepherd me, o god, beyond my wants beyond my fears, from death nto life ♪ ♪ you have set me a banquet of love in the face of hatred crowning me with love beyond my hold ♪o ♪ shepherd me, o god, beyond my wants death my fears, from nto life ♪ ♪ surely your kindness and mercy follow me all the days of my life i will dwell in the house of my od forevermore ♪ ♪ shepherd me, o god, beyond my wants beyond my fears ♪om death into life >> a reading from the acts of apostle. in trew as see that god shows in partialality. rather who acts up rightly is acceptable to him. you know the words that he sent the children of israel as he proclaimed truth through jesus christ above amount he testified as he's the one appointed by god as judge of the living and the dead. to him all prophets bear witness that everyone who believes him will receive forgiveness throug

i hope not i hope that the god that is adored by millions of people is a grown up kind of god who is no longer i hope that most people who the kind of people i would like to know who worship and admire him regard those stories as not literally true now there are some who do regard them as literally true. i suspect they either haven't read the old testament or they're not the kind of people i would wish to know because because you don't you do not want to worship a character like that by all means worship some kind of great spirit of the universe some kind of creative intelligence who created the universe but don't worship this vial vindictive monster. why throw around the sweeping statements about religion not the god of the old testament religion itself being evil i mean do you really religion is evil no you say plenty of times in this book the religion is evil you said in a speech famously that i think a case can be made that faith is one of the world's great evils comparable to the smallpox virus virus but harder to eradicate i do think that yes. because what i'm talking about the

god love you. god bless you and may god hold us all and those almighty hands of love. >> hello. i'm vanessa administrator and i want to start by thanking alan stefan for putting this together with the smithsonian national air and space museum. you and your team have done an absolutely magnificent job and i have thoroughly enjoyed it so far. so if we can get a round of applause for the national air and space museum. and how about the most reverend michael curry. i will tell you that when you were speaking, i was thinking, i have to come after the sky. what an amazing job you have done and representing how important this mission was to all of us. not just the united states of america but the entire world. and it is absolutely true that god does hold the whole world in his hands. thank you for reminding us of that very important message. i want to start by sharing with you may be a little history before apollo eight. we go back to apollo one, 1967 which resulted in a fire during a test. that fire killed three of our best astronauts. that was in 1967. 1968, august of 1968, we had th

god's mercy is greater than god's judgment, but i don't think you need to worry. of the each one takes, in church, hopefully about an eight-minute homily. were in steny's church, i go 45 on each one of them. [laughter] but i choose to focus on the gospel. for those who are not familiar, our non-christian brothers and sisters, i am so honored that you are here gracing us with today.esence here for those of us who are catholic and don't know the well --e to very [laughter] this is the fifth chapter of matthew. well, guess what happens in the fourth chapter? fourth chapter. [laughter] it's jesus's temptation in the desert. the temptations that jesus, i'll before give you all the power in this world. the power in all this world, should you worship me. and jesus says, you know, we lord, our god,e and there shall be no god before him. , offered power, said that's not the will of the father for my mission in life, this life.tion in it's not that power. i don't have power. i will hold power. for the mission. someone said that as a member of in governmentdy has power. powe

i feel somehow touched by god's spirit god's power through me. which angel somehow symbolize to us and in the importance of what. faith remains in spite of doubt this feeling there are many signs that make me really very oriented. but i don't relinquish this fundamental attitude all the that comes from faith. that in the end if all of the hof crazy people like trump won't decide about this world and far more than that this world is in god's hands at present that's the strongest factor that influences my attitude to life otherwise in many ways i could despair or in the words of the poet holding a link where danger is also grows the sinking power of this on this record. and i. think i'm going to. cry a widow's. once the wives of iowa's fighters in iraq. since the defeat of so-called islamic state many have become stranded in refugee camps. left without papers for a chance of returning to their home villages. for them the camps are more like prisons than places a safe haven. three thousand. on . the crime scene for the victims of trees. the evidence

i connect god with life. and when i speak of god and when i think about the relationship between god and humans. live view that this is a fundamental orientation in life and the divine the mental questioning or the fundamental protest. that the supporters thought. with her announcement that she would travel to switzerland if necessary for assistance and ash not a challenge the official teaching of the evangelical church which is opposed to assisted suicide many lutherans was shocked when nicola schneider supported his wife's right to make this decision. at the end of the day it's an expression of love that i am prepared to walk down pounce which i don't agree with. the have because i'm not just thinking about ethical norms i live in a real relationship. to say you have to be or all of it live in fear and face your fate i can't live life nor can i die her death and in the end all i can do. is get. here then was a former leader of the evangelical church in germany who was prepared to accompany his wife to switz

i feel somehow touched by god's spirit god's power through me. from which angel somehow symbolise death and you know what. faith remains in spite of doubt. there are many signs that make me really very oriented. but i don't relinquish this fundamental attitude all the that comes from faith. that in the end if all of the hof crazy people like trump and won't decide about as well as charge that this world is in god's hands at present that's the strongest factor that influences my attitude to life otherwise in many ways i could despair or in the words of the poet holding a link where danger is also grows the saving power this is under threat and. the phone. being. mean. to me you're a man. who shows you feel that it's most captivating kooks icing and creates a. civil taste kind in the british charming and original. in short simply irresistible. few moments next on g.w. . reading calf's a good. can't tell if it's some fun. you call it finished at school jimmy's a cool guy who can. no matter if you're into winter sports or nature go a little something

i feel somehow touched by god's spirit god's power through me. if and for which angel somehow symbolise us and you know for them to prove what. faith remains in spite of doubt is the feeling there are many signs that make me really really very ardent. but i don't relinquish this fundamental attitude all the good that comes from faith that in the end of the heart of crazy people like trouble won't decide about this world in charge that this world is in god's hands at present that's the strongest factor that influences my attitude to life otherwise in many ways i could despair or in the words of the poet holding a clue where danger is also grows the saving power this is under threat. good. call mark a. full scale in the desert on the twenty ninth. how did the gallows get to the fans and organizers. and listen to what the olympics. was a taste of what's to come of the twenty twenty two world cup in qatar. coming up. as you do all that but it's most captivating. and creates a. snowball place to come to any of us here charming to regina. in show simpl

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god's mercy is greater than god's judgment, but i don't think you need to worry.says, father, am i all right with the lord? do you think i'm all right with he lord? now, all the readings of the takes in , each one the catholic church, hopefully, about an eight-minute homily. if we were in steny's church i would go 45 on each one of them. but i choose to forecuss on -- focus on the gospel, on the beat-tudes. for those not familiar, our nonchristian brothers and sisters, i am so honored you are here gracing us with your presence here today. and and for those of us who are catholic and don't know the -- pture very well -- laugh [laughter] >> this is the fifth chapter of matthew. guess what happens in the fourth chapter? ourth chapter. it's jesus' temptation in the desert. and one of the temptations is that satan places before jesus, i'll give you-all the power in this world. i'll give you all the power in this world should be worship e. and jesus, says, you know, we worship only the lord our god. there shall be no god before him. o jesus offered power said that's not

i feel somehow touched by god's spirit god's power. from which angel somehow symbolise the earth and. what. faith remains in spite of doubt is feeling sorry for me there are many signs that make me really very oregon. but i don't really know with this fundamental attitude all the that comes from faith. that in the end if all of the hof crazy people like trump i won't decide about this world and far more than that this world is in god's hands at present that's the strongest factor that influences my attitude to life otherwise in many ways i could despair or in the words of the poet holding a link where danger is also grows the sinking power this is under threat. in. africa. how to handle. the. skull for the brow house utopia the neat design ingenuity to tackle the big issues of all tons. of a better more sustainable society. one hundred years of power. hour documentary. called three billion total. crimes against humanity. civilians see come witnesses. on their record which is travel around the globe just social media. but what is propag

that they all god's children and wouldn't god made black folks and homeless folk car didn't make no mistake so let's celebrate today that we had turned. those assets a disappointment those ashes of denial of opportunity in the beauty and here and baby. how is what we are seeing a new day? a new opportunity for those who have been under sir thank you for coming. as he is a postscript when i was recovering from that stroke. i was reading a book san francisco from 18 90s early 1940s and i read in that book but there was a man named peter burnett who has jamila has with reference was a bad felt he didn't like blind people. he made sure as she stated that up in oregon if a black face was found in germantown they will be beaten every six months until they left town. and you know what when i discovered that and also that peter bernie ebbers that first governor of california i call willie brown. i said well it. have you ever heard of peter barnett is there no arguments as here let me take you from a hospital bed and i say that grand rascal didn't like black folks and that's a school open bayview on

i hope not i hope that the god that is adored by millions of people is a grown up kind of god who iso longer i hope that most people who the kind of people i would like to know who worship and admire him regard those stories as not literally true now there are some who do regard them as literally true. i suspect they either haven't read the old testament or they're not the kind of people i would wish to know because because you don't you do not want to worship a character like that by all means worship some kind of great spirit of the universe some kind of creative intelligence who created the universe but don't worship this vial vindictive monster. why throw around the sweeping statements about religion not the god of the old testament religion itself being evil i mean do you believe religion is evil no you say plenty of times in this book the religion is evil you said in a speech famously that i think a case can be made that faith is one of the world's great evils comparable to the smallpox virus virus but harder to eradicate i do think that yes. because what i'm talking about ther

to teach children that there is one god or that god created the world in six days that is child abuse to even teach your children religion is child abuse so i have a daughter i teach her about islam in the halls. am i guilty of child abuse you teach or the world was created in six days because islam doesn't teach that i'm delighted to hear that i ask again am i guilty of child abuse for teaching my child stories from the koran or not they're good to know we are going to talk more about science and we're going to go back to the audience to ask some questions to professor dawkins in part two we'll be back after the break into. this weeks of price a new method of cremation is helping him to tradition become more environmentalists friendly and we visit a danish community and you have taken sustainability to new heights just over there on the horizon to some so i only know they are officially one hundred percent renewable and. look at that so this is it that's the energy right generated points of change on al-jazeera al-jazeera is a very important force of information for many people aroun

i want to god bless you. i want to say god bless you all. and god bless america. thank you for being at the white house. [applause] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2019] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] announcer: this week on c-span will look at the political careers of congressional leaders. using video from the c-span archives and analysis by. tonight we rep up the week with a look at senate minority leader charles schumer. watch this week beginning at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. announcer: c-span's washington journal, live every day with news and policy issues that impact you. friday morning, a discussion about the green new deal proposal. then we will talk about the state of military housing. be sure to watch c-span's washington journal, live at 7:00 eastern friday morning. join the

then i do not wish to serve that god and i do not have to serve this god well it isn't god it no longer makes any sense if this was not honest because after all what kind of church is this where people have to suffer in order to serve the church in their mention lighting was no indication it's opinion . after leaving her order it became apparent to doris wagner that countless other nuns had suffered a similar fate. wildebeest of that prophetic i wanted to know if there were any other cases or if there had been any investigations shockey and then i was hugely shocked especially when i came across the testimony of more of donahue the four who. in fact i was doubly shocked this was firstly because those reports are so awful i disapproved is that they're actually convents where bishop st sisters like prostitutes and have been summoned to them by the mother superior would be sure fish best and repository possible it and sisters who contract aids or forced to have abortions. expressed sunday this is the. so it's win win for that and especially this case of a sister who died while having an ab

and god called the dry land and with the waters becoming together, he called them the sea and god saw that it was good. , we the crew on apollo 8 close with good night, good luck, merry host: that is from 50 years ago robert kurson what is the just s benefit the whole world. rocket men, k is darek odyssey of -- the daring of apollo 8 joining us from chicago thank

i want to just say god bless you all, and, god bless america. thank you for being at the white house. thank you. [ applause ] >> thank you, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] >> thank you, everybody. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2019] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> thank you. >>> the only thing we have to fear is fear itself. >> ask not what your country can do for you. ask what you can do for your country. >> and the people who knocked these buildings down -- >> c-span's newest book, the noted historians, ranking america's best and worst chief executives. presenting the lines of the 44th president through stories gathered by interviews with noted presidential historians. explore the life events that shaped our leaders, challenges they faced, and the legacies they have left behind. published by public affairs, c- span's "the presidents" will be on the store shelves april 23rd but you can preview your copy as a hardco

>> is she still saying oh, my god, like everyone today? >> oh, my god! oh, my god! oh, my god! >> happy birthday, debra! that's awesome. ♪ >>> we have a dash camera on a highway in utah. the driver notices a friend on the side of the road. they look broken down waving a torch. this driver pulls over to help. you notice another danger up ahead. there's a semi right there with a trailer behind it. it's stalled for some mechanical issues. you just know somebody is not going to see it. the car that was just passing, were they trying to alert the car of the stalled semi? >> i believe so, but the danger is not over. >> oh! did that car just not see anything? >> watch it back. you'll see the brake lights don't light up until they're ten feet from the back of the truck. you see the back of the car lift up off the ground. >> how are the people inside? >> if you keep watching the video, you can see the driver disoriented, limping, conscious, they sit down against that concrete barrier and gather themselves. >> somebody was going to hit that truck. >>> this next video, this will make nick

give me double wrath of god and no prison. can i do that?e the church isn't going to do enough to punish these sex criminals which means we might need to get the government involved. the only problem, the government also has its handsful. >> one of florida's cabinet members is said to have broken the law different. >> when alexander acosta now labor secretary was u.s. attorney in miernlings he has prosecutors broke the law while cutting an extremely generous deal with jeffrey epstein, the billionaire accused of abusing over 30 underage girls at his man shun. >> do you know about the jeffrey epstein case? >> i know acosta has done a great job as labor secretary and that seems like a long time ago. ( audience reacts ) >> trevor: yes, you heard that right. 11 years ago, the man who is now trump's labor secretary basically let a billionaire off the hook for abusing underage girls, and president trump's response is that seems like a long time ago. yeah. look, that thing was 1 years ago, folks. by now, all those underage girls are over age, proble

i want to god bless you all, and god bless america. thank you for being at the white house. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2019] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] thank you all. quick c-span's washington journal, live everyday with news and policy issues that impact you. coming up monday morning, will preview the week ahead in washington post congressional reporters. then a discussion about the latest u.s.-china trade talks with robert daily. be sure to watch washington journal, live at 7:00 eastern monday morning. join the discussion. >> monday night, on the communicators, christopher shelton, president of the communications workers of america, talks about their opposition to the proposed t-mobile-sprint merger. he's joined by howard buskirk. >> we think it is a very bad idea. we think it will destroy about 30,000 jobs in the united states for a german, government owned company and a japanese billionaire company, and we don't see why the german governme

why did you do this to me, god? next time you're gonna get my hopes up, could you please take me to a grease monkey? 'cause i like to get lubed up before i get [bleep]! huh? some lube would be nice! or at least a courtesy lick, god! how about a little courtesy lick next time you decide to [bleep] me? [sobbing] >> from comedy central's world news headquarters in new york, this is "the daily show" with trevor noah. ( cheers and applause ) ♪ >> trevor: thank you! welcome to "the daily show," everybody! i'm trevor noah! thank you so much for coming out, everybody! and thank you for tuning in! our guest is an amazing actor making his directorial debut with "the boy who harnessed the wind," chiwetel ejiofor is joining us, everybody! ( cheers and applause ) >> trevor: a democratic fight with kids and roy wood, jr. sees the future of politics. let's catch up on today's headlines. first of all, did you guys have a good weekend? ( cheers and applause ) oh, well, i'm glad i asked. i had a fun weekend. it was pretty chilled out

thank god.e most important thing. >> and thanks to the first responders? >responders. >> stephen: yeah. good to hear it. you just celebrated your tenth years hosting "special report." >> yup. >> stephen: after 10 years, are the reports still as special? is it hard to keep the spark alive 10 years special reporting? >> every day is special, special sauce. now, we've got-- i took over for brit hume 10 years ago. a lot has happened. >> stephen: news has changed. fox neas changedsthanges youn i? >> first of all, news has changed so fast. there are six or seven news cycles in a day. i say i'm one tweet away from changing the whole show. >> stephen: you were in d.c. for the state of the union. how would you characterize this year's speech? because there are-- they come and they go. >> yeah. >> stephen: but each one has a different character. how would you say this speech was? >> so, first of all, it was long. >> stephen: clintonnesque. >> ors the president would say huge! ( applause ). >> stephen: yea

god in any event bill i know none of the public event. will not allow an area. buyer in the net income never have been another federal or the fact that they are not they are near government and are five not anywhere i family of of them. i gotta go look at the not so much comes in below me and you can go to any college in another a or iran tech or any other human to join you at the start line and good night money away. after hanny need to be dismissed after he left in your new hi fi i didn't shovel had us. last but i know because you need to avoid. a sign you lucky high think of me and if i don't live showing your legs. in the leather way. then match up then maybe the john there but not in the way that an affair while you get how well it would have not received a monster. that loosely trouble the. owner as it is it and that that was shot last night you know under this the i'll be out as out as i am on the largest of what out there so that the child of god well. i ought. alert on most of the love for a lot of cattle well. that's just a. mess good is a traditional

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at least this precisely be this holy people of god. to liberate us from the plague of clericalism which is the fertile ground for all these disparate is that. the best results and the most effective resolution we can offer to the victims. are the people of the holy mother church and the entire world. the commitment of the commitments to personal and collective conversion to. the humility of learning listening assisting and protecting up the most vulnerable. to make a heartfelt appeal for an all out battle against the abuse of minors on both sexually part and in other areas. on the part of all pharmacies and individual. people we are dealing with abominable crimes which must be erased from the face of the earth. this is demanded by all the many victims hidden in families. and in the various settings of our societies. thank you been watching the concluding speech five pope francis to the summit meeting in the vatican on tackling the problem of paedophilia and sexual abuse within the catholic church the church has been a continuing crisis

to ignore those needs is to dishonor the god who made us. certainly, the spirit of it is there, and that we all have a responsibility. to act upon our belief in the dignity and worth of every person. now, of course, some of you in this room over time on the immigration issue, and the evangelical community has been for a long long time, being there for so many strong initiatives, for comprehensive immigration reform. respecting the dignity and worth of every person. thank you, and thank you for your beautiful testimony when you came around at the time of emotional, and we had diplomats coming in, and saying this is harmful, we have the military coming in saying this is harmful, we had people of faith coming in and saying, appropriate it was to single out one faith, for discrimination, and he said to us, and forgive me if i miss a word or so here, she said that the refugee resettlement program of the u.s. is the crown jewel of america's humanitarianism. is that right? i quote you all the time. because this is really true. and what we are talki

the winner is -- >> oh, my god, oh, my god. you want to know what? ] "all about cake" is in stores now. and order milk bar goods online at milkbarstore.com. yummy, that is so delicious. my thanks to kim kardashian west, james cameron, christina tosi. [ cheers and applause ] and the roots right there from philadelphia, pennsylvania. stay tuned for "late night with seth meyers." thank you for watching, have a a great night. i hope to see you tomorrow bye-bye, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> announcer: from 30 rockefeller plaza in new york, it's "late night with seth meyers." tonight -- j.j. watt, star of "schooled," actor and comedian tim meadows, creators of "pen15," actresses anna konkle and maya erskine, featuring the 8g band with tucker rule. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ladies and gentlemen, seth meyers. >> seth: good evening. i'm seth meyers. this is "late night." how is everybody doing tonight? [ cheers and applause ] in that case, let's get to the news. president trump spoke at the national prayer breakfast this

for the christian god, god is god. my experience is a matter much we might try to keep god in a box, he will always surprised us by what he does. yesterday, today, and tomorrow. thank you. [applause] chief richardson: i was struck by the three things you talked about. the hallmarks of the christian faith. the belief in something. chris: believing, belonging to haiti. -- and to hating. chief richardson: that is indicative of tribal culture. chris: it was written in the christian context. chief richardson: when we were discussing how she may have reconciled her own faith and her own beliefs with the christian faith, it seems like she would have belonged and would have had no problem with that. her behavior would have been the honor codes that were written and practice among her people. so, the whole hallmark of the christian faith was embedded into the cultural traditions of her people. i think it would have probably been an easy switch for her. peacemaker, obviously, and she did permeate peace. there were people who tal

the winner is -- >> oh, my god, oh, my god. you want to know what?ou. you guys, christina tosi, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] "all about cake" is in stores now. and order milk bar goods online at milkbarstore.com. yummy, that is so delicious. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: my thanks to kim kardashian west. [ cheers and applause ] terri, bindi, and robert irwin. chef christina tosi. and of course, the roots right from philadelphia, ladies and gentlemen. [ cheers and applause ] stay tuned for "late night with seth meyers." thank you for watching. have a great weekend. i hope to see you next week. bye-bye, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> announcer: from 30 rockefeller plaza in new york, it's "late night with seth meyers." tonight -- rosie o'donnell, host of msnbc's "deadline: white house," anchor nicolle wallace, music from danileigh. featuring the 8g band with brandon buckley! ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ladies and gentlemen, seth meyers. >> seth: good evening, everybody. i'm seth me

god. he was one of the americans who helped rescue joshua from that hell on earth almost seventy five years later herman and joshua of both together in the gallery tonight seated side by side here in the home of american freedom herman and joshua your presence as evening is very much appreciated thank you very much thank you. thank you. one american soldier who said that beneath the dark skies over the english channel in the early hours of d.-day nineteen forty four they were just young men of eighteen in one thousand hurtling on fragile landing cramped toward the most momentous battle in the history of war. they did not know if they would survive the hour they did not know if they would grow old but they knew that america had to prevail their cause was this nation and generations yet unborn why did they do it they did it for america they did it for us everything that has come since our triumph over communists our giant leaps of science and discovery our unrivalled progress towards equalit

god bless you. thank you very much. [applause] >> if you would allow us, every single week in the senate, we close our prayer time by standing together and praying for each other. we would like to do that for you today. father, thank you for the way you do provide for us, pray that you pull your overwhelming pleasing on the president and the vice president and the cabinet and play that you would ener depies him and give him wise council in quiet moments and pray that you would guide him as he leads our nation, give him joy in the task. and use him for your kingdom's sake and world's sake. in the name of jesus, i ask. senator coons: for all who are in positions of responsibility and all those who seek a closer relationship with you. we pray for president trump and we ask that your wisdom would be upon him and his family as today you touch his heart and all who have been here for this national prayer breakfast. amen.us' name, we pray, [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, if you would have a seat, we ask folks to remain in

no, i'm just joking. >> oh, my god. oh, my god. what? oh my god. >>immy: i'm sorry.i want to show everyone a clip. here's -- >> alfred e. newman walks out. oh, my god. >> jimmy: i want to surprise you. i will get ellen to help too. ellen, let help surprise him. get him on "mad" magazine. i want to show everyone a clip. here's jake gyllenhaaln "velvet buzzsaw." take a look at this. >> they were surprised to hear dee's art was being sold. apparently, he left explicit instructions that it all be destroyed. >> what are you saying? >> stop selling dee. >> it's an -- collection and you want me to stop selling over some spirit. >> i am writing an article about this. about dee's, his past, message, everything that is gone down. >> well, you will kill your career. >> get rid of it. box it all. all of it away. that's what i'm doing. >> art is dangerous, morf. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: don't miss jakeyllenhaal in "velvet buzzsaw." it's streaming right now. go to netflix right now and stream it." "velvet buzzsa jennifer carpenter joins us after the break. stick around, e

to ignore those needs is to dishonor the god who made us. it's there somewhere in some words or another, but certainly the spirit of it is there, and that we all have a responsibility to act upon our beliefs and the dignity and worth of every person. now, of course, i worked with some of you in this room over time on the immigration issue and the evangelical community , has been in the lead on it for a long, long time really being , there for so many strong initiatives for comprehensive immigration reform respecting , the dignity and worth of every person. and i will thank you and thank galen for his beautiful testimony when he came right around the time of the muslim ban and we had diplomats coming in saying this is harmful. we had the military coming in saying this is harmful. we had people of faith coming in saying how inappropriate it was to single out one faith for discrimination. and galen came and he said to us, and galen, correct me if i miss a word or so here. he said that the refugee resettlement program of the united states is the

she started to cry she said oh my god i like. to present the mouths of little girls oh now i realize it was jack and i. shoot but for a minute it was sorrow on the taken up i felt because she thought it was ectoplasm because. this is aussie international now russian foreign minister so to get a lot of it off as a reiterated that russia is not looking for a new alms race with the united states his statement comes amid a rile between both countries on suspending a key nuclear treaty let's get details almost off posting live to watch you know if you're trying to what else did the foreign minister have to say on this. warry good afternoon well it is all about the intermediate range nuclear forces treaty and it seems for now at least russia will keep making signals implying that if americans are reasonable enough to get back to talking about this moscow will still be up for that and this is some of the latest of what the russian foreign minister said. we. are not looking for an arms race with the us of course we will react to the thre

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god called the second day. >> and god said look at the waters in the heavens.nd god called the dry land earth and the gathering together of the water. and god saw that it was good. and for the crew of apollo 8 we close with a good night, good luck, america and god bless all of you. all of you on the good earth. >> that is from 50 years ago. their final minutes. what is the message 50 years ago. >> i think the lesson learned is that if people in this country in america have the will and they believe in something strongly enough they can do anything. anything that is impossible to start with. it's possible with enough heart and commitment. especially with our backs against the wall. the u.s. is capable of anything. things that benefit the whole world. >> the book is titled rocket man the daring odyssey of apollo 8 and the astronauts who made first journey to the moon. >> thank you for having me. >> live everyday with news and policy issues. coming up, author and former dea agent jack riley. details the inside story of his 30 year hunt and the rise of honor -- mod

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god bless you, old buddy. god bless you, debbie and all the dingell family, and may god protect our troops. [applause] >> on thursday a service for john dingell was held in washington. former president bill clinton and congressman john lewes of georgia were among those who eulogized the longest serving member of congress in history. here is a portion of that service. >> we are debating which side we are to be on. john dingell man, he was more than just the dean of the house. by any measure, he broke every single record. if he was in sports, his name would be as hallowed as bo