but even now, i know that whatever you ask of god, god will give you.d to him, i know he will rise in the resurrection, on the last day. jesus told her, i am the resurrection and the life. whoever believes in me, even if he dies, will live. and everyone who lives and believes in me will never die. do you believe this? she said to him, yes. lord, i have come to believe that you are the christ, the son of god, the one who is coming into the world." the gospel of the lord. >> [in unison] praise to you, lord jesus christ. ♪ [choir singing] >> ♪ hallelujah, hallelujah, hallelujah, hallelujah ♪ >> there is an appointed time for everything, and a time for everything under the heavens. we do not gather here today to question the truth of god's name or god's word. we have experienced in faith that god's word is authentic in its wisdom, and always generous in its promise. yet strangely enough today, this assembly filled with many people who believe, who trust, who affirm our confidence in god, most of us may now find those words confusing and equally challenging.

god bless you. god bless our military, and god bless the united states of america. thank you all.thank you. [ applause ] >>> ladies and gentlemen, please render honors for the playing of "taps." [ playing "taps" ] [ playing "taps" ] ♪ god bless america land that i love ♪ ♪ stand beside her and guide her ♪ ♪ through the night with the light from above ♪ ♪ from the mountains to the prairies to the oceans white with foam ♪ ♪ god bless america my home sweet home ♪ ♪ god bless america my home sweet home ♪ ♪ god bless america ♪ my home sweet home ♪ god bless america ♪ america, my home >> ladies and gentlemen, this concludes today's observance. thank you for joining us this morning. please remain in place for the departure of the official party. you are welcome to visit the chapel after the official party's departure or remain inside the memorial. ♪ oh beautiful for spacious skies ♪ ♪ for amber waves of grain ♪ ♪ for purple mountains' majesty above the fruited plain ♪ ♪ america america ♪ ♪ god shed his grace on thee ♪ ♪ and crown thy good with brotherhood ♪ ♪ from sea to shining sea ♪ ♪

god did, with abraham. god caused him to put five animals on the ground in a blood covenant. and god walked between the separated pieces reciting the contents of the covenant which was to give the land of israel to the jewish people forever. it was an unbreakable covenant. there are three kinds of covenants in the scripture. just stay with the fact that god almighty who created the heavens and the earth, as owner of the earth he had the right to do with the earth what he wanted to do. israel is the only nation on the face of the earth with its boundaries recorded, its borders recorded in the word of god. and the little bitty strip of land they have at the end of the mediterranean is a fraction of what god has destined for them to have. the idea that the palestinians once owned this is one of the most of celebrated historical fraud of the 21st century. mark: i want to pursue that after the m break. you can join me on blazetv.com/mark. and don't forget this book, "unfreedom of the press." what do you look for when you trade? i want free access to research. yep, td ameritrade's

or the christian god or islamic god, if you live in saudi arabia. i support the first amendment. it's pretty much what it says, congress shall make no law respecting the establishment of religion. we -- it would be inappropriate for kentucky to say everyone has to worship the christian god and yet christians can still accept the first commandment and other commitments. >> it's not about what christians personally believe. i appreciate that the poor first amendment but that doesn't have anything to do with whether or not christian principles influenced the u.s. the principal in the first amendment is you shall have no other gods before me. the american principal and the first amendment is, you can have as many cards as you want or no cost. that's a fundamental thank you cannot explain away with beliefs. >> take the microphone, please. >> recognized the conflict between christianity and founding principles, what does that serve as a -- recognizing there would be conflict with the christian founding that they shouldn't use christianity of the founding

from the word of god, you are away from god so they're out there swimming in an ocean of their own ego, their opinions, their secular humanist concepts and it will produce nothing but heartache and chaos because the real principles of society, the real principles this nation are still in the word of god. >> in fact, wasn't the founding based on judeo-christian beliefs and values and it's really taught in our government, public schools these days. >> america was founded when our pilgrims landed and they made a covenant with god that this nation would be a nation that serve the lord and our founding fathers, when they put the constitution together remembered the principles of the word of god. >> our nation today is getting away from anything that looks like righteousness. righteousness that means to be living according to the dictates of god. not according to my opinion or someone else's opinion, but according to what the word of god saysut is right, and those principles begin with the ten commandments and those commandments are the foundational stones of morality in our country is going

god bless you. god bless our military. and god bless the united states of america. thank you, all. you very much. [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, please render honors for the playing of taps. ♪ ♪ america bless and that i love her beside and guide her through the night with a light from above from the mountains god bless america to the prairies god bless america to the oceans white with foam, god, bless america, my home, sweet home god, bless america my home my home sweet home god, bless america america my home ♪ >> ladies and gentlemen, this concludes today's -- thank you for joining us this morning. please remain in place for the departure of the official party. you are welcome to visit the chapel after the official party's departure or main inside the memorial. -- remain inside the memorial. for spacious skies or amber waves of grain majestyle mountains' above the fruited plain america, america god shed his grace on thee and crown thy good with brotherhood from sea to shining sea oh, beautiful for patriot dream that sees beyond the years thine alabaster cities gleam undimmed

god can use anyone. the issue with saying god can use anyone as an answer to a like trump, if you're not also saying that's true about hillary, you are kind of defining vessel theology even if you think the you're not doing it. >> the other two parts are sort of much more prevalent. one is the way evangelicals at least trump even, have compartmentalized, what he mean by the. >> these last two the we are talking about, not just the most common, most understandable and most rational. the still abused. deparle is a visit good example of the. i compartmentalized perhaps if i am thinking which way the toilet paper roll goes in the bathroom. i don't necessarily need to bring religion into this issue. it is okay to departmentalized at the moment. what a lot of christians do and a lot of elections they will look at what they think is the most urgent issue between politics and religion. it is at the moment, the more urgent issue is the politics and whatever religious considerations prior, are still there. they wi

he is a phenomenal minister of god and servant of god. and of course we both serve under jaclyn thompson senior pastor at the baptist church. this is a great book. a great read ho gois usedh an individual. this gentleman is a very uncommon man but he writes for the common. >> okay. why brothers? one? why that emphasis? >> it is one of the struggling issues of our growth. i have folksay, we need time when we can be alone and talk and et cetera. i hope that we can evolve into having men and women. at this point, that is where it is. when we have our retreat and we do every year, we have brought in dr. jaclyn and reverend doctor pope has also presented. and she and dr. thompson did a session for us together. >> i don't see it as sexist. men have certain things to address. women have certain groups. that is the way i see it. >> i think you are probably right about that. i think we need to have a time when we come together. we will see what happens. we will just follow the holy spirit and see what happens. i could take it either way. >> as i m

this was god's move and god had made clear through his prophets this what what was happening.e comparison with trump Ãb certainly the same could be true of donald trump. that's what separates the vessel theology is from the cyrus geologist is that these guys say literal prophecy. rondeau and a few others have referred to it as the isaiah 44 president because one of the verses about cyrus is in isaiah 45. which is interesting because i don't know if you notice the verse numbers weren't there when it was written. >> there were no chapters. [laughter] >> i could go in and renumber it. this is definitely a more fringe aspect of it and yet it still embraced to a degree. it was talked about in a book called the faith of donald j trump written by some pre-mainstream evangelicals. >> Ãbdavid brody.>> and scott lam. they talk about it not in, in a noncritical way. they present it as, who knows, could be. according to 10 and others, trump was fine with it, which doesn't surprise me. then there is a guy, whose name i can't recall at the moment, made a movie about it. >> liberty universit

god did not create us in him his image we created god in our image. if you look at jesus portraits, they are blonde hair and blue eyes. kind of proves the idea that it's not the dark skinned jew that we see. philosopher coined the term deity for a series of words that are strung together that have this profound sound that actually mean nothing. colin: on the cut you off there. next question the front low. >> i think both of you have some very good points and i think you are both right. much of what you know staying but you know coming from a very educated.of view. my question to you is we don't have the educated population now that understands everything as you do. recently people have decided they're going this is my question. they are going to decide to change definitions of everything though how do you see that affecting even your argument. it may not be relevant because everybody decided they're going to change the definition of what everything was in the past. mr. seidel you the first chance you have 30 seconds. andrew: that's on talking about wh

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god bless them. god give them strength. and mainly, courage to go on.e of humanity. now, if we are to be truthful, when speaking of forebears, we must instruct the young on who actually bore this nation. who gave it life. who labored it into being. that history, that inspiration, it belongs to all of america's children. no matter their hue, no matter their parents' port of departure or their time of arrival. the great gift from the enslaved people who not only survived the savage inhumanity of the middle passage, the hourly brutality of slavery, the lynching, the gutting, the burning terrors of jim crow, is that the enslaved and the children of the enslaved, not only survived, they flourished. every day in this land, since the african arrived in bondage, has been a demonstration for the ages of resilience, intelligence, perseverance, intuitiveness, discipline, and self actualization. how could we mark this truthful occasion without my sister elder, our newly, newly our ancestor, sister maya angelou? she said, -- and you can mouthe it along, because we k

the thing about trying to determine not just someone is a vessel of god's will that also isn't like god didn't do what he was going to do, jesus told him what he was going to do before it even happened. having not done that isn't the case that a vessel is a value judgment in terms of good or evil. it's about being in this particular position at this particular moment given the position donald trump occupies and the power involved, it would be hard to argue that god is not involved. obviously he is but i'm not going to try to determine his motives and much less look past things because of that. there was such certainty that they know what the plan is. there is no mystery. >> guest: a lot of times it boils down to an easy answer. you can answer what about this. how much, how representative are these vessel theologians are some of the other things we are going to talk about can we say they are buying into this, is that a significant number? i feel very confident that they cover and this is primarily how people look at it living in the evangelical world in the south being at the politics as

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and you can spend eternity with god's and that they are preaching the fact. this may not be original to you but i have seen that before. >> there is a real. >> what do you mean and that person that's the person you would expect them to use and that happened over and over in the bible. but where i feel that it has been morphed that anybody could do this for god's will that there comes an issue when people deciding that they have even done anything that they must be a vessel because it comports with their desires and the reason that is dangerous is because it makes anything that person does is an exhibition of the fact they are of that vessel and that is like co- worship of a human how you hold somebody accountable doing god's will you decided what god's will was. >> donald trump is a vessel for many evangelicals. >> and i would attend but then to appoint a person. did you use with not just that they are a vessel of god's will that also why to this could have been considered is not like he needs to - - who told them not what to do. then that would have been vit

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i'd like to thank you, god bless you, god bless virginia and god bless america.and applause ] ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> we would like to thank the president for attending our 400th anniversary and his remarks, especially emphasizing our tremendous ideals and freedoms and i think he said it well when he said nothing can get in america's way if we appeal to higher instincts. the members will rise for the benediction offered by steven h. atkinson. [ applause ] >> mr. speaker, i'm proud to be an american. [ applause ] >> i start my prayer in tongue. great spirit, loving father of all nations, our father god in heaven, we come today speaking the benediction of your love and wisdom on this historic gathering of elected officials, friends and guests as we adjourn this general assembly session. we seek your guidance as we continue our journey toward a more perfect union through principles of represented governor espoused in a similar gathering 400 years today. our prayers for transparency, we pray for genuineness and authenticity as we

thank god god woke me up and thank god for that.to be here, i've got to write this book, to just say, let me tell you, here's how i woke up, the way you wake up might be different but religion, we need to get religion right. we really need to get christianity right. do you know that there was a senator in wyoming this happened in the last four months they were voting to repeal the death penalty in wyoming, hardly ever use it they only got a few people on death row and so they are close to repealing it. it comes to her and you know what she said? i'm going to vote to keep the death penalty because if jesus hadn't been executed by the romans, we wouldn't be saved from our sins. there is no understanding of what the crucifixion of jesus and how does a substitutionary sacrifice of the human being to satisfy divine grant of what kind of god is this who demands the death of his son to save us. what saves us?what saves us is a loving compassion and we get caught in that speaking not us that helps us get past our ego. what saves us is the l

why in god's name should a nurse, a firefighter, a police officer, a teacher, why in god's name to make a one of the higher tax rates and someone making tens of millions of dollars. it's wrong and it will change in my administration. ladies and gentlemen, let's guarantee and we can, we can without a power guarantee every single solitary american that healthcare is a right and not a privilege. i will put around the affordable care act. which covers more than 20 million people, never covered before never had it before, on good million people pre-existing conditions. now covered. we will go further. will provide a public option making surethat everyone , everyone if they don't like the plan they have and choose the public option and anyone, anyone who can't afford it will automatically be enrolled, anyone qualifying for medicaid. ladies andgentlemen, we have to make sure people have access , access to mental health services and affordable prescription drugs which i do provide for. and as time we remake the american education system. the fact of the matter is the republicans say they care a

i swear to god i'm doing it. dry heifer >> jimmy: oh, my god >> oh, oh, there's some milk yeah, come on, girl. [ cheers ] ♪ oh, there we go. that's a shot. ♪ breakfast. >> jimmy: yo, she's milking herself. >> does anybody have any cheerios [ laughter ] ♪ >> jimmy: i mean, i'm -- i can't even look down i don't even know what's going on >> oh, yeah, oh, yeah. you got it real bad over there, bud. [ laughter ] i'm right in the middle of this deuce zone just like -- >> jimmy: oh, my god >> sizing it up. ♪ [ buzzer ] >> jimmy: all right, buzzer's -- all right. stop wow, cool. >> okay. >> jimmy: my cow's still going it's kind of awesome [ laughter ] >> what? >> jimmy: are you ready? are you ready? >> yeah, i'm ready >> jimmy: all right, let's get away from there. >> i got a dribble >> jimmy: oh, my gosh. that was one of the most insane things i've ever had to sit next to. [ laughter ] i don't know how you did that. but i still can't breathe. [ laughter ] >> it's the mustache [ laughter ] you have no idea what this thing

we got to build our life on what god says. god is worthy. the truth. >> amen. >> amen?god allowed me to provide this word in this prison. i have enough faith right now to know that god has everything ready for me. >> thames leads bible study and is regarded as a jailhouse pastor. but in another unit, michael leisher pledges allegiance to a different entity. >> you got lucifer and satan. through death i found life and hell is my paradise. this is my paradise. >> leisher says his life is illuminated by all of his tattoos. all of which were accumulated during his various prison stays. >> it's better than some of the scratches i've seen on some inmates. but it's really not all that extravagant. it's definitely not street-quality work. it was all single needle. i was 24 when i got the tattoo on my head. the horns, itself, it's just me being an outlaw. you know? just somebody that's a little bit of devil himself. you know what i mean? at the time that i got that tattoo, i had a real strict belief in being anti-christian. i believe if there's a god looking down at me, he's got

god bless you all. and god bless america. thank you. thank you very much. [applause] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> live now for remarks from president trump's national security adviser, former national security adviser john bolton. this morning he will be getting his assessment on u.s.-north korea. >> is in great flocks. the korea peninsula included that enter the vortex of waging race. meanwhile, the north

of god? people treating them as property, that's the will of god? since when do you quote the will of god isn't that a theocracy? okay jeff sessions the attorney general quote the authority of god to justify to do what we are doing at the border we are democracy not a theocracy. but we have to think through these things as you can see i have been doing a lot of thinking. [laughter] and what's good is that we think together so it is good. >> so i went to pull this back a little bit. [laughter] so one of the things that i think is moving and interesting is the discussion of friendship because i think a big threat is also the people in your life who are also your teachers. not just the people at st. thomas are your spiritual and moral teachers but also your friend chris and your friends william that would surprise people to know how deeply felt both of these friendships are in your life do you have the opportunity to think about as deeply of all the different types of love romantic or friendship

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we need god in our lives, praise god. we need some type of god in our lives.e have people going into public squares and killing each other. why? because they don't have the belief system in god. int: that is our last caller this first segment. plenty more to talk about today. up next, we will look at the rules in place for whistleblowers within the intelligence community. we will be joined by david colapinto and later, joined by democrat ro khanna to discuss the whistleblower complaint against president trump. ♪ announcer: former dean of harvard law school questions weather forgiveness and amnesties can strengthen the american justice system in "when should law forgive?" explores the rise in political engagement amongst millenials. bill o'reilly looks at the life and career of president trump in "the united states of trump." ," profilesnd power mike pence. recalls the life of his stepfather, and associate ups -- of jimmy hoffa. former secret service agent argues the mueller investigation was a failed attempt to end the trump presidency. a former assistant u.s.

caller: hi, thank god for c-span. with what yourm guest is saying, in fact, i have a problem with almost everything your guest is saying. why is it our business to go an independent state and tell them how to believe, what to believe? i don't understand it. this sounds to me like the crusades. and saudi arabia are primarily islam, if india is and if otherdi, countries primary religions are their primary religions, i do not think we have any business at all trying to evangelize them to the judeo-christian belief system. i think it is a disaster. i will take your comments off air. guest: sure. that is not what i am saying at all, i am saying that the freedom should be there to choose the faith they wish. we can go back to post-world war holocaust,er the they said that these are human rights and we really set them forth an international framework, so really, the way to understand what i'm explaining here is that all countries should allow people the freedom to choose as they wish. we have under the first amendment and re

if you eat of that tree you shall be as god and that is the leftists thinks they're gods and i they can rearrange the world and solve our problems and do it in ten years. if they have enough power and can compel you, and that arrogance is what causes the death of 100 million people in the 20th century. it's interesting that people on the left always mock people who pray. what is prayer do? the first thing it does is it humbles you there are powers and mysteries beyond you that you can never get ahold of. they have to be given the answers. you're not going to find them. >> it's interesting, you say all these things because in many ways you talk like a man of faith and you don't sound like someone who is a nihilist, you accept the idea that life is meaningless and everything evolved out of the primordial soup by accident and then you can hardly fault anyone for doing anything because why shouldn't they do anything because there is no truth, there's no right and wrong. we'll be back with david horowitz. the new book "mortality and path" issue it's the eric metaxas show. >> talking to david

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god bless you. god bless our military. and god bless the united states of america. thank you-all.hank you very much. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2019] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. sit ncicap.org] >> president trump from this morning's 9/11 ceremony at the pentagon. about 25 minutes from now the u.s. house returns. we'll have live coverage at noon eastern. looking liven at the capitol with the flag at half-staff. just to let you know that ceremony from the pentagon will reair tonight here on c-span at 8:00 eastern. we'll follow that with the shanksville 9/11 ceremony. about 9:15 or so. and over on c-span2 at 8:00 eastern, the new york city 9/11 remembrance which is under way now. you can follow that over on c-span3. follow that live. all of our coverage is available any time at c-span.org. >> saturday, at 6:00 p.m. eastern, on the civil war, the 1863 campaign in tennessee. >> the night of the 26th bragg orders everybody to concentrate on telahoman. after they leave the h

to the podium to sing god bless america. ♪ god bless america ♪ land that i love ♪ stand beside her ♪ light from above ♪ from the mountain ♪ to the. ♪ to the ocean ♪ god bless america ♪ my home sweet home ♪ god bless america ♪ my home sweet home ♪ [applause] >> congratulations. citizens click on the stage. we're going to do a quick group picture. [applause] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] everybody say usa. >> usa. [inaudible conversations] one more time everybody. [applause] [cheering] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations]

thank you, god bless you, god bless our military, and god bless the united states of america. thank you all. thank you very much. >> tonight, supreme court associate justice neil gorsuch discusses his book "a republic: if you can keep it." >> madison knew this when he wrote the constitution, that these are just promises. he didn't think we needed a bill of rights if we got the constitution and the structure right. he knew that men are not angels. and that the key to your liberty is keeping power separated. eastern,day, at 9:00 in his latest book sentinel how labs in china manufacture the drug. these interview by new hampshire democratic congresswoman, founding cochair of the bipartisan task force. >> in all this, if you are a scientist at a university, he published a paper and it went into some university library. free and secure, hard to find. age, all ofnternet these papers are published online. publicly available. they were around the world. >> exactly. looking forts began these files specifically for these papers to go through them and appropriate the chemical formulas to

bless you, god bless australia, god bless the united states of america.esident, thanks, made. mister president, mrs. trump, honored guests, distinguished guests, in this land of liberty, for the honor you have bestowed. with this extraordinary welcome, what we bring with us, the thanks and respect of 25 million australians, this great country of these united states of america, 50 years ago another australian prime minister visited the white house and he said there are too many bonds between our two countries for any australian prime minister to feel that he is a stranger. so once again, as another prime minister returns to celebrate with you, one of our oldest, it is wonderful to be here. australians and americans had to understand each other like few other peoples and it is true that you and i established an understanding for which i am grateful. my friends, easier than hours. your respect for australia, your personal encouragement and the example afforded by your passion, a very easy connection. for a century as you have recounted we have done what is t

is true, god is real, and god is there.aised a lot of issues. there are some painful plans with your own family. i understand that pain. that pain is real. what you said about god being in a box struck me. alll tend to put god -- we tend to put god in boxes. when jesus came, he broke open the boxes. the beatitudes that you mentioned, to live that way was called the way of jesus. the early christians were not: -- christianity -- were not called, christianity came later. people following the way. it was not about self gratification. it was about serving. when jesus talked about leadership, it was not about winning and losing or wealth and power. it was about serving each other. it is where we get the idea of public service. he showed them what he meant by washing their feet as last supper. it turns things upside down. we are so stuck in our boxes. we put god in our boxes. we divide up because of our politics. we have to let the faith we say we believe in break open our boxes and change our thinking, go deeper than just left a

god bless you all. and god bless america. thank you.plause] [chanting] inaudible] >> today on book tv at 7:45 eastern the black books matter book party in washington, d.c. featuring publisher ori, rich, author of the history of the black dollar and april ryan, author of under fire. >> at the end of the day those founding fathers never realized that they would be questioning bill clinton george w. bush the first black president barack obama and they never imagined that donald trump would be there either. but i stand on those pillars that our founding fathers put in place. >> then at 11:00 eastern andrew poll lak the father of the student killed in florida offers his thoughts on school safety and guns in his book why meadow died. i was going to find out everything why my daughter got killed and it was all these lean yensy programs of these kids like they had to frisk him before school he was so dangerous that i found out they frisked him and wasn't allowed in. he threatened to shoot the school up, threatened students lives. never arrested

>> seth: also, sean, you tweeted that people who voted for you would be standing with god as if god isattention to "dancing with the stars. [ light laughter ] of course, if he is, that would explain global warming [ laughter ] >> get off the couch, jesus. the world is on fire [ laughter ] >> seth: "dancing with the stars," cha-cha on out of here, ya burnt wedding announcements, the perfect combo of my two favorite dying institutions, marriage and newspapers no one ever wants to read these unless the bride and groom have last names that sound funny together >> congatulations to the whole stanky-wank clan [ laughter ] >> seth: and no offense people who post wedding announcements your stories are boring. the story of how you met your spouse is never interesting unless you're, you know, woody allen. [ audience ohs ] [ laughter ] pretty interesting story [ laughter ] if you haven't heard it, google it it's pretty interesting. [ laughter ] wedding announcements, go into the chapel and you're going to get burnt. [ siren what's that noise? oh, right. that sound means things are really cooking

it is about god's creation. the people. god's children. the land. god's gift to us. our future which we all have a responsibility to. partyeve the democratic is the party that honors the sacrifices and the vision of our a party that respects the sacrifices of our men and women n uniform by keeping that freedom strong in our own that y and a party cherishes our responsibility to aspirations of our children for the future. o i'm excited about all of our candidates for president. i'm so proud of them and i think e'll see who emerges, who connects with the vision for the respectknowledge of and for the hopes and dreams of people of individual families, that, at the heart of it all, we're unified by our america's work for working families, for fairness and opportunity, for liberty and justice for all. >> and one media question because in thursday's briefing 10 questions on impeachment. i'm not going to ask you about mpeachment but do you get frustrated when you get asked about that? >> no, i'm perfectly comfortable with it. is free to have their own point of view and timi