stalin didn't believe in god, full stop. mao didn't believe in god, full stop. an athiest. all of these terrible tyrants of the 20th century were athiests and they can't wigging -- wiggle out of it. so if you want to look at the consequence of religious belief, the-doesn't mean athiests are bad people. dr. schirmer is a good guy. richard dawkins is probably compassionate and gives money to charitable causes. we're talk neglect broad scope of history here. >> host: through your book there's a god, you address the lds church. what is that and are you a member? >> guest: yes, i am. good question. i appreciate the word lds. the church has tried to get people to not use the colloquial term mormon. >> host: where did that come from. >> guest: the sacred book, the become of mormon but says this is the church of jesus christ, not the church of a prophet. i if you call the church by the name of a prophet it's wrong. mormon was a prophet so it's a mistake to call our church the mormon church it's a slightly insulting. why is the church at this moment pushing us to talk about the chur

he says, like, god and evil will never mix if you have god in your heart you're a good person.e middle ages the crusaders said god told them to kill people in the middle east. in the 1960s in america, white evangelicals said god told them black and white people shouldn't mix. so either people pick and choose when and how to use god or maybe god's just so far away he's hard to hear, you know? yeah, maybe it's the distance. he's up there, love thy neighbor! and people are like, what? black people should be slaves? ( laughter ) i don't know where huckabee is getting this from because even in the bible people who were close to god still do really bad things. the story of king david, he literally walked with god all the time, they hung out together, but that didn't stop david from killing a guy just so he could sleep with his wife. that's in the bible, by the way. david loved god but he loved ass just a little bit more. ( laughter ) look at him in that painting, he's going, oh, got to get that ass! look at that face! david's nasty! ( laughter ) so that's huckabee, leave guns alone a

god factor if there is a gap god will step in. the scripture says he is not the author of confusion but to steal and kill and destroy that god comes so we may have life and have it more abundantly and not for the abundance of food and clothing and shelter truthfulness, love and peace it is not of god. i love you more today than when you were born i think of you and smile in my heart is warmed. god loves you. we broke man's rule when i lived in force dish fort pierce florida the police would come and shout open the door in the name of the law as they would kick in the door without a search warrant. the law was segregation and discrimination in any act of intimidation and those that maintain the status quo not justice or fairness and certainly not peace but business as usual i saw this. you didn't i don't want you to be confused. god has law only a perfect spirit can create laws. this goes on but in the interest of the other readers hold on to god and god is real. just went to add i have daughters, no sons but ms. jackson this book

god factor if there is a gap god will step in. the scripture says he is not the author of confusion but to steal and kill and destroy that god comes so we may have life and have it more abundantly and not for the abundance of food and clothing and shelter if you don't have love and peace it is not of god. now some clarity for you. i love you today more than i did the day you were born. when i think of you i smile and my heart is warm. god protects you and loves you. you broke man's rules which man calls the law. when i lived in fort pierce, florida, the police would come to the houses and they would shout open t the door in the ne of the law as they kick in the door without a search warrant. the law was segregation, discrimination and any act of intimidation that helps maintain low achievement and low aspiration. these rules helped create laws that maintain status quo. not justice for fairness and certainly not peace, but business as usual. i saw this, i am not deceived. i don't want you to be confused about rules and laws. god ha

thank god my mom wasn't around. anyway.e made historic progress in extending health insurance to 20 million people, americans who did not have it before. providing protections for 100 million people with pre-existing conditions. we now have to finish that job. we have to make health care a right, not a privilege. give everyone the peace of mind they deserve. for me that means a public option. it is the most cost effective way to get universal coverage by protecting and building obamacare while increasing access and reducing costs. when it comes to education, my wife is a teacher. she is back in the classroom at a community college where she teaches in northern virginia. she says any country that out educates us will outcompete us. we have to make sure every child that gets an education regardless of their zip code. we have to eliminate the funding gap that exists between rich and poor districts. that is why i put a plan in to take title i funding for distressed schools and districts and triple the amount of money we spend f

good god, yawl. what is it good for?ccording to china, hitting back at the u.s. >> we begin with escalating trade war with china and the growing concern about its effect on the u.s. economy. >> the united states is officially labeling china a currency manipulator, accusing the nation of deliberately lowering the value of its money to sell goods cheaper and gain a competitive advantage. >> china also delivering a blow to u.s. farmersers, announcing it has asked state-owned firms to stop buying u.s. agriculture products. >> wreath is not happy with this trade war. the dow plunged more than 750 points monday, its worst day of the year. >> trevor: yes, the trade war between america and china has escalated bigly. laugh will have this thing is no joke. it's tanking the markets, it's straining diplomatic relations and, in fact, yesterday, when i opened a fortune cookie, it just read, sup bitch. here's your lucky numbers. ( laughter ) now one of the bigger issues for the united states is that if china stops buying american farmi

, this is god's country appeared.ou guys are lucky to be where you are. launched i said when i that you would see a lot of me but i am here this morning to say there is something i think is truly frightening for not only our nation but for the world. this administration is actually, it seems to me, to be falling apart. when the pressure of economic, when the economy is teetering on a recession, i think we are all concerned about their ability to handle not just the economic piece of it but the emotional consequence of what happens. the trade war in china is blowing up. we just learned that the united states created 500,000 fewer jobs than we thought last year. warning signs from an inverted bond market to collapsed manufacturing are all around us. only going to make this administration act more radically. there is a lot to say about international relations as i said but i will be that for another day and keep with my tradition but the truth is that president trump is in trouble and he knows it. we will have to fight e

may god bless the memory of those who perished in toledo, may god protect them, and may god protect all of those from texas to ohio. may god bless the victims and their families. may god bless america. thank you very much. thank you. announcer: former president barack obama released a statement on the shootings in el paso and day, calling for stricter gun long and better strategies to combat hate crimes. toward the end of the statement, he says "we should soundly rejects language coming out of the mouths of any of our leaders that feeds a climate of fear and hatred, or implies that america belongs to just one certain type of people. fbi director christopher wray testified before the senate judiciary committee on july 23 regarding oversight of his agency. he was questioned by senate democratic whip dick durbin about the fbi's response to domestic terrorism and white supremacist violence. >> mr. ray, welcome. i would like to ask you a question. do you know what group was responsible for more homicides from 2000-2016, more than any other domestic extremist group?

god laid his hand on your marriage. he sent an electrifying bolt of love. >> when people get struck by lightning, that's god going you're the guy! >> you win. >> listen to the crowd as soon as the lights go out. >> see? they agree with me. >> eventually everyone moves on to the reception. there were no injuries. it was kind of weird. >>> over to tampa, where this person decided for whatever reason to record this weather. you can see those clouds up above. they're looking dark and siniste sinister. >> oh. that's quite the strike. >> yeah. >> someone must have just got married. >> maybe that was god selecting an audi. >> it is pretty cool to look at. >>> when someone says they didn't see it coming, this is the perfect example. this is in queensland, australia. police pulled over this driver because this driver didn't see a lot of stuff coming. when you look inside the car, this is what concerns police. the driver has a lot of stuff in there. >> we have serious concerns about your visibility. you have no visib visibility o

biden: god love you.re anything i can do? frmr v.p. biden: there is a lot you can do. by the way, we need more staff. we have a phone number. good to see you, man. thank you. what is your name? >> jenniffer. frmr v.p. biden: tell me about you, jennifer. >> this is my daughter. we are trying to get out to meet all the candidates. frmr v.p. biden: good. >> we very much enjoyed today. thank you very much. [indiscernible] >> i was wondering if you could tell me while i am standing here [indiscernible] frmr v.p. biden: i ended up with a debt of over $285,000. i get it. here is the deal. there should be debt forgiveness for public service. we should have four years clean and free. there are a lot of things we can do. a lot of things that you can do. we are also going to cut back [indiscernible] on the private colleges. no interest on accumulating debt when you get beyond $30,000. you will do fine. it is really important. and your parents are making a great sacrifice. >> it is a public university. frmr v.p. bide

may god bless the memory of those who perished in toledo. may god protect them. may god protect all of those from texas to ohio. may god bless the victims and their families. may god bless america. thank you very much. thank you. the house speaker of nancy pelosi issued a statement following a conference on nonviolence saying the terrorism of white supremacy is challenging the character of america. must ensure federal agencies have the resources to protect our country from this curse. and she reiterates a call for the senate to return, saying i joint leader schumer and asking leader mcconnell to call the senate back and bring up the bipartisan background check act, and the enhanced background checks act. ♪ c-span's washington journal come alive every day with news and policy issues that impact you. coming up tuesday morning, julie rovner with kaiser health news discusses the difference between medicare for all and the public option. at is part of our podcast beat we will talk with rachel kuester, producer of the new york times podcasted the daily. watch c-span's

may god bless the memory of those who perished in toledo, may god protect them, and may god protect all of those from texas to ohio. may god bless the victims and their families. may god bless america. thank you very much. thank you. [reporters shouting questions] announcer: during his address, president trump said, our nation must condemn racism, bigotry and white supremacy, and that he has directed

biden: god love you. thank you.er] , i don't have go all day, lots of people standing inside. what's your question? >> as a new voter and a college student, i'm going to be taking on a lot of debt. mr. biden: believe me, i know. over $300,000. >> i wanted to know what we are going to do to decrease the overwhelming student debt problem? $1.3 billion of student debt. mr. biden: bottom line is states have to ante up. your state is terrible. are you from new hampshire? >> no. is happeningat here, the state is not supporting this university. it's now 9% or something. it used to be states supported their universities. student debt is something you should not have to pay back unless you graduate and are making more than $20,000, $30,000. when that get -- when that debt gets paid back it should not be , 10 on, it should be 5%. if you go into public service, your debt should be forgiven. community college should be free. we can afford it. $6 billion a year. we can do it. we can pay for it all. >> this is a great honor for m

may god bless the memory of those who perished in toledo, may god protect them and may god protect all of those from texas to ohio. may god bless the victims and their families. may god bless america. thank you very much. thank you. >> fbi director christopher wray testified before the senate judiciary committee regarding oversight of his agency. he was questioned by senate democrat dick durbin about the response to domestic terrorism and white supremacist violence. sen. durbin: mr. wray, welcome. i would like to ask you a question. do you know what group was responsible for more homicides from 2000-2016, more than any other domestic extremist group? dir. wray: not sure, but i think you're about to tell me. >> not a trick question. i raise the question because your testimony that was submitted to the committee talked a lot about home grown violent extremists.

exclusive. >> yay. ♪ god only knows what you have been through ♪ ♪ god only knows what they say aboutn the video. playing herself and, well, a fish knit and gold mini wearing prostitute. it's all for the theme of the song, which is redemption. >> this song is heaven sent and i wanted to be a mart of it. because it speaks to so many people out there going through rough time ♪ god only knows how it's killing you, but there's a love that god only knows ♪ >> how did she end up working with these two aussie brothers? >> i'm looking forward to it. >> it started with a phone call. grammy winning christian rock artists released to song earlier this year, but reached out to dolly hoping she'd sing on a remix. they reached a deal on skype. >> i'm help to sing on it and i'll do my best. >> sounds fantastic. >> if i can't do good that will fix it, right? >> that's what they do to us. ♪ god only knows what you have been through ♪ ♪ god only knows what they say about you ♪ >> it's a beautiful song and i love singing it with them. i think we need this song, don't you guys? i do. ♪ god only knows >>

all we want to freedom for god sake is there anyone listening any muslims all over the world the un god will ask him on the day of judgment. the conflict over kashmir has separated many families for years with the 35000 people live in refugee camps on the pakistani side of the divided region most people in a war camp are from indian administered kashmir although temporary structures have been turned into concrete homes but almost every household has family or relatives still on the other side they fear the worst as the indian government crackdown continues. there are about hearty came here when she was just over a year old she went to school in the camp and now teaches at a college for refugees one of her brothers was killed before they moved and her mother says indian forces have killed other relatives in their fight for freedom it's an emotional issue when she talks about not being able to contact her extended family because phone lines and the internet remains cut off but that wasn't. what if they were burned alive what if they were killed we don't know anything about what's happenin

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god bless the united states of america. >> god bless you and god bless america.ountry. >> god bless you all and god bless the united states of america. >> one people and one family, one glorious nation under god. >> martha: we have all grown up hearing presidents to ask god to bless america and this year on the kids go back to school in kentucky they will see that after a vote in favor, the entire school system will celebrate the end god we trust motto in different ways, but once school was looking for the most understated route possible in doing so. the district framed a $1 bill and place them throughout the school system there where the phrase is tiny, but it's there. trace gallagher has the back story on this one. >> some call the posting of the dollar bill a brilliant loophole, but the man who sponsored the law is not pleased. the minister brandon read while the bill last year and it passed with significant support in most school districts are supporting the law by buying large signs or creating various artwork with the model boldly displayed in place of the

may god bless the memory of those who perished in toledo. and may god protect them. may god protect all of those from texas to ohio. may god bless the victims, their families, may god bless america. thank you very much, thank you. [reporters talking over each other] congressman jimmy gomez of california tweeting a few questions. why did the president failed to mention the urgent need for urgent background checks? why do video games pose a greater risk than a lack of gun laws? why did he deliver the speech as if it was the first time he had ever seen it? from mark walker tonight at 8 p.m. eastern we .ave the gun debate issue podcast from the washington examiner, and talk radio in at wml washington dc, good morning. guest: good morning. host: how would you describe your podcast? guest: there is such a heightened interest in american politics now. minute byis paid on minute conversations in washington dc and around the country. tose conversations translate sidelines of soccer fields and kitchen tables. we like to be a daily clearinghouse

they were not talking about god's plan and what god wanted for the american people. god didn't really enter the equation much. the most john hay would talk about was the cosmic de pendency. that was as close as he got to god talk. clemens was quite angry about the use of religion and race in ur foreign policy. >> president mckinley was sort of a rustic imperialist at first. to the inspiration of god as well, but he's assassinated. teddy roosevelt, by some interesting circumstances, some of them self-made and some of them accidental, he succeeds and becomes president of the united states and again, both twain and hay have interesting relationships with teddy roosevelt and what he was doing, particularly with reference to imperialism. teddy roosevelt has to crush a philippines insurrection, once they figure out that america is not there to help them liberate themselves from spain, but to take over. then they have to fight sort of a vietnam type of war for several years, guerrilla war against the dogged determined insurgency and committing a lot of things that are also

or the other the love of god the are coming back now further god god god god god god god god that was all part of the hour the with the each side waiting for the other to make the 1st move those threatening to tip this standoff over the edge. it was placed in midnight's the police made this. sending people scattering. with the blockade cleats theorists begin. to die that i saw only the hour this is a residential area one woman screams people here weren't even wearing face masks the site down 7. was the. more protestors a sweatshop is the police round on the struggle is the only thing the only one he wanted it to end this way was. those arrested face up to 10 years in prison if they're charged with rioting the it's a heavy price to pay for a night on the streets the. turning out of the political firestorm of akash making up as in divorce a region special constitutional status baucus sounds prime minister iran conason he considered approaching the un security council over the issue of pakistan's army said it will go to any extent to support the contested territory meanwhile india's hind

may god bless the memory of those who perished in toledo, may god protect them, and may god protect all of those from texas to ohio. may god bless the victims and their families. may god bless america. thank you very much. thank you. [reporters shouting questions] announcer: during his address, president trump said, our nation must condemn racism, bigotry and white supremacy, and that he has --ected bf ei to find ways the f.b.i. to find ways to deter domestic terrorism. sen. durbin: mr. ray, welcome. i would like to ask you a question. do you know what group was responsible for more homicides from 2000-2016, more than any other domestic extremist group? dir. wray: not sure, but i think you're about to tell me. >> not a trick question. i raise the question because your testimony that was submitted to the committee talked a lot about home grown violent extremists. in an and classified f.b.i.-d.h.s. joint intelligence bulleting in may, 2017, it found that white supremacist extremism poses persistent threat of lethal violence. it went on to say that white supremacists are responsible for mo

god bless the people of el paso, texas. god bless the people of dayton, ohio. from the ohio delegation, reaction from the two senators will begin with republican senator rob portman who says while we are still learning more about the details of the tragedy in montgomery county, we are praying for the victims. let's get all of the facts and from senator brown. our hearts break for the people of el paso and families of those lost. we're grateful for the first responders. we're also angry. angry that shooting after shooting politicians in washington and columbus refuse to pass sensible gun legislation. elise from san diego. good morning. to the program. caller: good morning. i like to make a comment. i'm hearing some people are saying that it's the gun and others say it's the people. and i think we really need to look at it's a combination of both. however, you know, we have a people that oung are doing that. they don't have a history of mental illness so much you really can't go look at every one of these people and you are trying to stop this so much really i th

♪ [ cheers and applause ♪ >> oh, my god.back to new york. i want to talk about "megatron" that just came out on friday went straight to number one on itunes does that excite you still when your songs come out and they go number one or are you so used to it >> yes it always excites me no matter how many songs you put out, it always feels good to know that people care enough to check for it and still support you. >> jimmy: does this mean maybe there might be a new album or no >> well, there's definitely a new album. yes, of course >> jimmy: oh wait, there is? [ cheers and applause i didn't know anything i don't know anything. >> you're the first to find out. well, yes. of course there's a new album. i just don't know -- i'm not putting out the date yet but there is one >> jimmy: all right. now is there a title to it >> yes >> jimmy: you know what you're going to call it >> yes >> jimmy: how long before the record comes out, do you know what you're going to call it >> it varies like, with the last album i knew for so long. mayb

but he also talks about the hidden god, that god has -- this is about free will. and it's another thing that leftists don't understand, progressives don't understand. the fundamental judayey christian belief is god gave us free will to do evil as well as good. whereas leftists think that we're prisoners of racism, sexism, home foe phobia, we don't -- homo foe bogey, -- homophobia. >> there's a fatalism. the recent generation of left rhyss seems completely fatalistic. >> cull curl -- because they just transferred marxist stupid mod of capitalists exploiting worked, stealing from them because marx was operating with they labor theory of value which is discredited in his lifetime. so, they -- >> transferred to what. >> to race, gender, and sexual orientation. same oppressent -- talk about people who are marginalized. if you put rings in your nose and you born male and claim to be a woman, of course you're going to be marginalized figure. you change the attitudes of 6 billion people? this is ridiculous. >> we're going to -- >> they could get -- if they have the firing

he said, is in god a god of the -- isn't god a god of the black and the white? he said, why am i held in chains? where is god? the minister was so ashamed that he left, and the next day, isaac was on the gallows getting ready to be hung, they put the rope around his neck. they asked if he had any final words and he said, "just take me, i am the one, i will die a noble death if you just take me." and before they could release the latch on the floor, he lifted up his feet and hung himself. i argue that is isaac's expression of his soul value because he decided when he would die, how he would die and the moment he died. host: how do we know isaac's words? daina: we know from a newspaper article that was published by a reporter that was at the jail and the execution. it is quoted, and we think that is what he said. what is beautiful is that he was buried by a lagoon. it looks like he had a wife and children that could not attend the execution. the next day they put flowers at his grave site, they said those fresh flowers were there every year until his wife passed a

>> jimmy: there you go oh my god. [ applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: this is insane right now. the god of "mindhunter. >> jimmy: he is amazing. >> yeah. >> jimmy: i love that dude oh my gosh do you guys get along? you must >> we get along really well. here's the thing, if you show up and are ready to give 125% it's a dream it's like he makes everybody work at sort of the top of their abilities. the one tiny problem that i have on set with david that i feel like you also would share in is that i have trouble with laughing so i get - >> jimmy: what [ laughter ] what me laughing oh my god! oh, really >> yeah, cause it's so serious and he doesn't allow me to smile cause i smile a lot in person >> jimmy: no, "mindhunter. yeah, it's not a comedy. >> yeah, exactly >> jimmy: no yeah. i couldn't even audition for david fincher. he would totally throw me out of the room. >> you could you could. >> jimmy: no, i can't. because i can't keep a straight face >> you're doing it right now >> i know, but give me one of the lines. i'm gearing up >> okay. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: so, i'm sorry. i'm

god answered the question for me. is god a reality or is god constant. that is the difference.ut you control it. right? like a gym card or credit card it. serves you. but when god becomes a reality, now he controls you. you to god's standards. that made the biggest difference. ainsley: you are a concert pianist. have you worked for fox for a long time. we have worked together for more than 12 years. how do you feel about -- i mean fox has never told me you can't say something. we work at this great network that allows us to be ourselves and be real. you are a religious correspondent. >> a lot of people ask me how can you be a religion correspondent and not -- and be such a strong christian and be fair to everybody. the idea that i know everybody is made in the image of god and they have dignity on that level. people are equal. ideas are not always equal but people are equally. and that comes from my christian faith. ainsley: yes, we are all god's children. ashley, how did you decide -- you are an actress. you get cast in this unplanned movie about abortion. and you are fighting

real happiness. >> he meeting death or god. >> god. i wrote this and it is generous book for a miraculous soul i wish this great and gifted young man who was dead for years later after this letter i wish i could place my trust in the hands of our creator and look at my life in the lives of my children and all that i have loved to see them as a prelude to a better world. i cannot sway left to ponder the pointlessness of our strivings on the earth and to ask the possible questions and receive no answers. so that's what i do. yes it is on religious faith and it is comforting to be a marxist for go it's very comforting to be the environmental radical. >> but you say it is a false faith. >> but it strikes me. >> science is very limited. with all of the knowledge that we double every ten years or whatever scientists have no idea how the universe began and they have no idea how life began. >>host: you don't. >> but our knowledge is so limited. so talk about other writers like saul bello and there was a character say we have three dimensional

may god bless the memory of toledo,o perished in may god protect them and may god protect all of those from texas to ohio. may god bless the victims and their families. thank you very much. [indiscernible] >> do you support the house bill? reaction from members of congress to this weekend's mass shooting. insteadhumer tweets " of flailing around blaming everything under the sun if the president is serious about strong background checks there's one thing he can do: demand senator mcconnell put the bipartisan house passed universal background checks bill up for a vote." video gamesump said and mental illness are the problem following the shootings in el paso and dayton. a congressman from virginia responded " every other country in the world has people with mental illness and video games. we have a gun violence problem being fueled by hate and racism and stupid excuses to avoid facing these facts will only get more people killed." a c-span producer points out that flags were lowered to half u.s. throughout the capitol complex on saturday to honor those who are killed. flags will remain a

god bless you all.plause] >> to deliver today's benediction, please welcome reverend monsignor walter barrett junior of the peninsula cluster of parishes. [applause] >> my sisters and brothers let us bow our heads in prayer invoking the presence of god. our weary years, god of our silent tears. thou who has brought us thus far on the way. thou that who has by thy the light,s into keep us forever in the path, we pray. the our feet stray from places our god where we met thee. lest our hearts, drunk with we wine of the world, forget thee. thyowed underneath hand, may we forever stand god, true to our native land. god protect us and bless keep us all from evil. amen. amen. amen. [applause] >> please join me in thanking all of our presenters today as we welcome back to the stage the high school choir for our final performance lift every voice and sing. ♪ ♪ >> ♪ lift every voice and sing till earth and heaven ring ring with the harmonies of liberty; let our rejoicing rise high as the list'ning skies, let it r

may god bless fort monroe, may god bless our commonwealth of theinia, may god bless united states ofmerica and may god bless all of you. thank you very much. [applause] >> due to a family illness, nikki giovanni is unable to be with us today. it to read her original helen for this occasion, please welcome jacqueline stone cochair of the american revolution first africans to english north america committee. [applause] a problem by nikki giovanni. 1619 jamestown but not only. an answer to the new york times. there may be a time limit but there is no time limit to change. cannot not will not change. no matter what the color the people or the language they speak, no matter which god is served, no matter which food is eaten or forbidden, which clothes are worn or not, no matter the hair covered or shaved, no matter how we look at it, there have been slaves. every civilization or rather most reach a point where slavery is recognized as wrong or in some cases a bad idea. or perhaps more accurately those who used to sell slaves now no longer have the currency or the strength to control the l

was god along with me whenever he wanted. them up so yeah i told myself that this was just part of being his wife but it was awful so i got my body felt like it was on fire but i couldn't tell anyone. so i just held my breath as if i was dead for. they always thought but when it came to sex he was insatiable. he wanted it all the time. when he penetrated me it felt terrible but i couldn't say anything much for a little. he demanded sex every day whenever he felt like it but he always took me by force for example while i was cooking in the kitchen. but the in-laws would come to visit and he drag me into another broom and have sex while he was and saying. oh my cock i'm going democratic republic of congo has been plagued by violence for more than 2 decades. a total of half a 1000000 women have been raped. and large numbers of women have been kidnapped and never seen again. that's relevant to me about the program to the house and stole everything when they were out of control i screamed please don't kill my children. and they as

god in this. tradition. that was me the germans not trying to beat the europeans because we sent 2 young colleagues here. on the trip of a lifetime judea south delhi and the ease of phone records and took an interest trip around europe the bike train from here they went public and we studied italy from the netherlands and documented it all on instagram facebook is. 20 to be a famine countries and once again we're taking you on a train trip through europe i'm the and i'm julia and together will be that year of pop summer destinations but i'm also discovering time. that was 3 weeks ago and now they're back here with me in the studio they've survived. 3 weeks so shadia what was the most challenging thing about it well one thing that worried me was trying to get along with luisa for 3 weeks but i think he knows pretty well and that one thing that we found quite difficult was arriving in paris and it being 42 degrees celsius so it was the hottest temperature ever recorded in the city and we had to find creative w

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but i want to talk about that gifts of god, what punishments of god are not gifts.ing tolken there, that's not me. there are elves and men, the one god within the tolken mythos. >> and the elves live forever. >> who do we know is an expert of "lord of the rings"? >> i'm talking all of tolken. i knew i was preparing myself for something. why else would i abandon all my classwork and sports? >> your mom was an actress. >> yes, she was going to carnegie. >> she was then in haiti for reasons i'm not sure -- >> i think it was haiti. it was in the caribbean. >> and she got really sick with a tropical disease. >> she got like classical like a rare tropical disease, almost like a cartoon of a disease and she almost died. >> in that process of recovery ended up -- >> my dad said will you marry me and instead of having an acting career, she started her own theater company, which was 11 children. >> that's how it was. did her desire to act, which was then given up to have this family, was that something that you absorbed? >> it seems obvious that that would be one of my motiva

bet though it's a big bet if we don't do anything and it's a problem it is but you know we know that god is in control and will trust him for our future. the divide between white democrats and republicans is is really now between christians and people who are not religious at all in her book on civil agreement liana mason argues that the sorting of the parties along religious lines also from his extreme partisanship in the us and the eighty's and ninety's we saw the religious right become involved in politics and they chose to unite with the republican party which means that now we wraps religion into partisanship as well and evangelical christians haven't really been involved in politics before many in a group of people from heresies community felt religion was at the root of the visions in america there's a huge divide in urban areas and ruin a lot of it is based on religion you have great prayer in your schools it's like when i went to school you did the pledge of allegiance 1st line you can't do that anymore nobody respects the flag you know they've taken god out of their sign. nomic

ceilings, god feelings about america.begin to understand how the lord felt about the hammonds he told his internet friends on the first day of 2016. i begin to understand how the lord felt about harney county at about this country. i clearly understood that the lord was not please with what was happening to the hammonds and that what was happening to them it was not corrected it would be a type and the shadow of what would happen to the rest of the people across this country. mostly it wasn't too writing that ammon conveyed god ceilings directly into the lives of his followers. the intimacy of the facebook or youtube video is it to meeting of the loose cadre of you think that is the bungee revolution. in keeping with the formula anarchic tendencies of social media community has many members, , many leaders and ever shifting priorities and towns over those attached to the bundy caused its single most important focal point and greater source of inspiration, a special feeling happening ammon itself. his life, , his voice, hi

can do this i think of with all of us democrats and republicans what would turn our faces back to god and ask for his help i think we can we can we can come through these problems very easily we have a constitution too in the constitution talks about freedom sure and has a moral foundation are you saying that the only morality that matters is the more audi of the bible yes. but not everyone interprets the bible the same way that a false mom narrative of religious nationalism and white evangelical is the seeks to make things ok as long as you against gay people get pretty for praying to school against women's right to choose for god what tax cut they say to you all right molly reverend barber who launched the moral monday movement in north carolina is now spearheading the poor people's campaign national call for a moral revival you got $62000000.00 people working for less than $15.00 an hour some have to get food stamps a living color because they work every day they don't make a living wage something like their meat people out of health care a country cannot achieve to stand with that

god could have named all of the animals. god was god.ided that it was very important for man, for man to be able to choose the names of those around him, choose the names of those that would be given to his reality. he brought them to man to see what he would call them, and the man chose a name for each one. naming is important. this is not a minor thing we are doing today. we have to acknowledge that so many of the names on a map of richmond, on a map of virginia, on a map of this country, so many of the names were not chosen by a full community invested with the power to choose their name of their reality or tell the story about who they were. no. so many of the names that we live with were chosen by a tiny, tiny subset of people who do not represent the full community of our city, or state, or nation today. this is an act to rectify that. arthur ashe boulevard is a name chosen by and ably representing richmond's full community, and that makes this -- [applause] sen. kaine: and that makes this a very great day for our city, and hopeful

bet though it's a big bet if we don't do anything and it's a problem it is but you know we know that god is in control and will trust him for our future. the divide between white democrats and republicans is is really now between christians and people who are not religious at all in her book on civil agreement liliana mason argues that the sorting of the parties along religious lines also from his extreme partisanship in the us in the eighty's and ninety's we saw the religious right become involved in politics and they chose to unite with the republican party which means that now we wrapped religion into partisanship as well and evangelical christians haven't really been involved in politics before many a new group of people from heresies community felt religion was at the root of the visions in america there's a huge divide in urban areas and rule and a lot of it is based on religion you have great prayer in your schools it's like when i went to school you did the pledge of allegiance 1st line you can't do that anymore nobody respects the flag you know they've taken god out of their sig

. >> jimmy: oh, my god.t's like the el chapo of squirrels. [ laughter ] [ applause ] listen, i know this is fun but don't take any chances. if you see a squirrel, any squirrel, dial 911 immediately because these ruthless killing machines have to be stopped. speaking of rodents, the president is on the attack. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] lashing out at yet another coincidentally non-white member of congress. elijah cummings, chairman of the house oversight committee. trump tweeted more than a dozen times about cummings over the weekend including this two-parter. rep elijah cummings has been a brutal bully shouting and screaming at the great men and women of border patrol about conditions at the southern border when actually his baltimore district is far worse and more dangerous. his district is considered the worst in the usa. cummings district is a disgusting rat and rodent infested mess. if he spent more time in baltimore maybe he could help clean up this very dangerous and filthy place. i assume h

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is a forgiving god and a merciful god we're here to tell. what happens with so many people there wind up being homeless is that they've had opportunities that have presented to the self that maybe they haven't been able to take advantage of it. down. for me. i had a brother homeless and eventually died on the streets and it's very difficult to deal with someone who has really given up on life. when you think about the sheer numbers of individuals who find themselves homeless in los angeles we're talking about estimates 38 to 45. 1000 people on a nightly basis find themselves only as this 4 door. exists between south los angeles and downtown los angeles. sutro and l.a. content lots end up on skid row skid row's a diverse community you know folks won't. see guys that i know you know it's there in our group also your role in the mission and they go to jail and they end up in a county jail for 7 months by the case but i always said you know they go to court cases over a fight oh it wasn't you just please go. you know what happens if a guy have a

was noisy and although i was told the local me are coming back now further god almighty god god god god god god all that found all over the hour was the each side waiting for the other to make the 1st move but it was threatening to tip this standoff over the edge. close to midnight the police made this. sending people scattering. with the blockades cleats theorists began. with that way this is a residential area one woman screams people here weren't even wearing. face last night john 7 i. was. looking at the mall protesters a sweatshop as the police round on the struggle is what it was like no one here wanted it to end this way it was. those arrested face up to 10 years in prison if they're charged with rioting was it a heavy price to pay for a night on the streets was her world. turning up the political fires to win the kashmir kicking up as india revokes the region's special constitution status india's hindu nationalists led government is here the abrogation of on to a $370.00 as a historic moment that pakistan's prime minister imran khan said he considered approaching the you and sec

so the god father part 2 thing is in the indictment. it's been there from the beginning.ere because the prosecutors think that roger stone's behavior is like something out of the family in the god father. right? they're only bringing it up, they're only putting it in the indictment because they're saying that he in real life cited the plot of the god father directly to the witness he was trying to intimidate in order to show that witness what exactly he wanted him to do when he was directing him to lie at his congressional testimony. well, that's crazy enough. right? but it has led since then to this bizarre legal saga about the god father where prosecutors and stone's defense team have been fighting in court about whether or not the jury can be shown the relevant scene from god father part 2. the scene that roger stone was referencing when he allegedly told this witness to lie to jb congress just like in god father 2, except this time in real life real life to protect roger stone. >> were you at any time a member of a crime organization headed by michael kolioni. >> i do