god.forget that we are one nation under god we will be a nation gone under and i thank god for a president like donald trump and a vice president like mike pence who he selected who are proud to recognize the need we all have as americans for god. >> let's put up the picture of the prayer at the beginning of a meeting, this is from new york magazine in the caption above is mike pence and is coronavirus emergency team praying for a solution, we are so screwed. is the left anti-god? they aren't anti-god or they against religious. >> they are anti-god and atheists, if you really want to know the truth. they say they believe in god, the god they believe in is the god of their imagination. not the god of the bible. you cannot write that and ridicule somebody for praying and believing in the true god, abraham lincoln was not too proud to call upon god, george washington, john adams, all of our nation's forefathers. to god for strength and that is what made this country great. thank god we have a

all authority comes from god. even bad leaders. i don't know why. i am not god. i cannot explain hitler. when jesus stood before pilate and said in the greatest church state moment ever, don't you realize i have the power of life and death over you and he responded you would not had that power of my father had not given it to you. ending the debate. >> president trump was installed by god some way or another. this is god's will. is he setting a lesson? >> i'm not god. i cannot tell you. an evangelical leader said in 2016, god showed up. i wrote in response, well who showed up when obama was elected or clinton or bushes? you can't say that. >> don't tell some evangelicals out. >> he puts people in office for their own purposes. look at scripture. there were a lot of lousy, rowdy leaders in scripture. both old and new testaments. you cannot argue only somebody you voted for is god's will. that puts you in the place of him. that is the first sin, by the way. >> there are a lot of faith abiding republicans feel they have to go along with anything trump does right now

god is god of true. does not require public relation's help. class 2, the bible takes implicit position, for example, parents are responsible for the education of the children so we do support bible-base schooling at home and private schools or public schools if the parents think it's best for their particular situation. we don't think those schools should pretend that god doesn't exist. that's taking a definite position. on class 2, again, we will take a position but we may not be as strongly. we will certainly acknowledge as we always do alternatives but we will still say there's something that the bible chose right and something wrong with this. class 3, partisans on both sides can quote scripture verses so only careful study for the bible is to build conclusions. for example, one of the things we tried to do, we talk about showing concern for the un's, the unborn, uneducated, unchurch, unfashionable. but what's most important is not whether we feel righteous but whether we are helping or hurting. all people are made in god's image with the

the right god had endowed.why is that necessary because as james madison said if men were angels we wouldn't need all these laws. arguing we need more gun control, tell me a law that lawbreakers okay but by their very nature they are not going to obey the law. this is an internal thing. where does authority come from, it comes from god, even bad leaders. i can't explain header or stolen but when jesus stood before pilopilot in the senate and the greatest church state moment ever don't you realize i have the power of life and death over you and he responded you wouldn't if my father hadn't given it to you, end of debate. >> host: if president trump were installed by god in some way or another if this was god's will come as a blessing or a -- >> guest: i can't tell you. a very prominent evangelical leader said in 2016 dog showed up. i wrote in response who showed up when obama was elected. you can't say that. god isn't a republican. he put -- she puts people in office for his own purpose. if you look at the scrip

slavery had offended god.he offense of tolerating slavery in the north was almost as bad as it was by being imposed in the south. woe to the world because of offenses that comes from the new testament. then comes the powerhouse moment. the moment frederick douglass would admire most. yet if god wills it continue, meaning the war, until all the wealth piled by the bondsman's toil, he now wills to remove, he gives the bondman 250 years of unrequited toil shall be sunk and until every drop of blood drawn with a lash shall be paid by another drawn with a sword, as was said 3000 years ago still it must be said. the judgments of the lord are true and righteous. a fire and brimstone declaration from the old testament unlike anything ever pronounced at the u.s. capitol in a secular speech. and then without warning, right after that. he just says, after that fire and brimstone damnation, he says, with malice toward none, with charity for all, with firmness in the right as god gives us let us strive to finish the work w

no authority except god and those that exist have been instituted by god to argue against things likeimpeachment and removal. if you believe in the scripture as written, does that mean any elected president can do whatever they like? barack obama, president trump, clinton. >> we have a constitution. people swear to uphold the constitution. i believe that there are several areas where they intersect. otherwise jefferson would not say that all men meaning the human race, not just males, are created equal and are endowed by their creator. among these the right to life, liberty and the pursuit of happyness. the next clause, jefferson outlined the purpose of government as he always did. to secure these rights, governments are instituted among men. what rights? the rights that god had endowed. as james madison said if men were angels we would not need this. we need more gun control laws. tell me a law that lawbreakers will obey and i will consider it. .... .... >> i'm not done, i can'ttell you . that's a very prominent evangelical leader said in 2016 god showed up . what i wrote in response

if you see any good and we it is god reproducing himself. when jesus said my kingdom is not over this world and then in the gospel everything is winding down to the final act depending on whose side you are on depends where you spend eternity in who you spend it with. but history is so important i argue the closest we get is the instant replay of sports. people don't know what happened a generation ago when i started out i talked to these older guys who were correspondents during world war ii. it was instant history. i was a young kid 20 years old has a copy boy and these were my hebrews their pictures were hanging on my wall but who do we have like that that are role models? not sports models or clergy? may be some but a lot of them are compromised to this president or another republican president to say it's just sex in between him and his wife the look at james carville and others so this is not unique to president trump it's been going on for a long time. >> you go through the empires of the rise in the fall, which the client scares you

we may be trying to figure out, who is god. is god real. in some of us struggle with getting angry. i struggled with being angry. he definitely has a plan when i had the opportunity to sit and be still. and really focus my eyes on him, he will speak to you. he spoke to me and he will speak to you too. [background sounds]. guest: firstly, thank you for sharing your story. and the transformational work you're doing in saving the community. i briefly introduce the house present initiative offering an associate degree for 21 men in the security prison. it is now working to offer a bachelors degree. when the major civic studies in arts and sciences. our students want to have a positive impact on their communities while there still incarcerated and is the released in this major gives them the tools to do that. the mission statement says that the dedicated to the application knowledge providing transformative information and increases collaborative environment. having heard this and having done education prison, and the profound impact of this can have on someone. what about a role in upho

on where god had brought them from.t was an opportunity for us to celebrate smith leadership because they combined leadership with the father and son over 50 years. so we were able to dedicate a street name to --. we celebrated the retirement. we hosted some of the best preachers in the nation. tracy blackman, martin mcnichol, reverend jeremiah wright. dr. freddie haynes. we celebrated a wonderful gala at the world pretender. it was an amazing time and i think it re-energize the congregation. and he gave the opportunity to reconnect. it was a blessed time. >> you have many members commuting? >> we do. we do. we have a number that live in the area. for the most part we are a commuter church which is different from when i joined. when i joined many lived in the neighborhood. now the neighborhood is dominantly hispanic. >> and taylor memorial, west oakland we experience the same. people are commuting. but there is tremendous ministry going on. my friend and colleague, dr. jenkins. >> who i just met. >> he's doing great wor

no, god could turn anyone around. these are people, mothers and fathers and brothers and sisters, and they can b be sittg here having a sin conversation just as light. so which really just putting a face to them and a face to their experience. a lot of times what we'veve seen is they hade been demonized. they had been painted in the worst possible light. at the end of the day they are people, just like me and you. if you ever get the opportunity to go in to the present program, i highly advise it because it will completely change your life. i'm not saying that because i'm biased. i am saying that because that's what i've been told time and time again by students, by judges who sat on appellate courts, by my own former district attorney. there's something that completely changes when you're able to put a face to someone and really see the humanity in them. >> thank you so much cyntoia for being here and sharing your stories with us, for your beautiful book, which thank everybody here for come out and hope you will read

it's great. >> somebody's behind us. >> oh, my god. >> oh, my god! oh, my god! oh! >> oh, my god!hing to . >> thank you so much. you want to see my bey hive? they're pret ety dangerous. >> oh, my goodness. >> you're not eight lernallergi? >> no. >> go this way, no, no, no, come here, come here, come here. [ bleep ]. more bees. >> no! [cheers and applause] >> jimmy: if you enjoyed that, wait till you see this crazy movie. "bad trip" opens in theaters on april 24th. and we'll return with music from phantogram. [cheers and applause] ♪ >> dicky: the jimmy kimmel live concert series is presented by the 2020 gle, mercedes benz, the betts or nothing. s or nothing. s. . . . or get your flex on with the incredibles. kids enjoy the magic for just $67 per child per day, with a 3-day 1-park per day ticket. >> dicky: the jimmy kimmel live concert series is presented by mercedes-benz. the best or nothing. >> jimmy: i'd like to thank tim robbins, eric andre and apologies to matt damon. we ran out of time for him. "nightline" is next. but first, this is their album, it's called "ceremony," here w

god.under god we will be a nation gone under and i thank god for a president like donald trump and a vice president like mike pence who he selected who are proud to recognize the need we all have as americans for god. >> let's put up the picture of the prayer at the beginning of a meeting, this is from new york magazine in the caption above is mike pence and is coronavirus emergency team praying for a solution, we are so screwed. is the left anti-god? they aren't anti-god or they against religious. >> they are anti-god and atheists, if you really want to know the truth. they say they believe in god, the god they believe in is the god of their imagination. not the god of the bible. you cannot write that and ridicule somebody for praying and believing in the true god, abraham lincoln was not too proud to call upon god, george washington, john adams, all of our nation's forefathers. to god for strength and that is what made this country great. thank god we have a president who recognizes that

and it is the voice of the people assenting to the voice of god. so that's not democracy. one more question. >> three have any information on the council or how they were chosen? >> it's a great question. we are fortunate to have all their names with the records so they are close to joseph smith so perhaps who is not in the counsel of 50 are those who are fighting with smith including those on the city council and the high council so in some ways it was meant to replace the different organizations as they call them gentiles they had a big debate with the church of god to disregard the fact to recognizes pathetic authority. but they don't leave a record for the council. but i thank you are all are good folks. >> and now he lives with nauvoo because there are other gentiles in the city. so where he says there is a difference between the church and the kingdom there are others that disagree and among them are brigham young. i don't see any difference it should be the same people running them. i don't think it is a coincidence after brigham young takes over the first is to kic

but god, in that crisis, what did we do in this country? god, i remember the lines, people lining up in front of hospitals to donate blood. how people pulled together, stood for each other, sacrificed for each other. it was something so powerful, so patriotic. people remembering that patriotism is not a flag pin. patriotism is love of country. you cannot love your country unless you love your fellow countrymen and women. love is not sentimentality. it's sacrifice, it's service. it's being there for each other. god, when hurricane sandy hit new jersey and thousands of people lost their homes, power shut off in our communities for days or over a week, again i saw the best of who we are in a nation, in a crisis, in a challenge. we don't pull apart. we pull together. we stand up for each other. we serve each other. it may put us back individually, but the generosity i saw, people reaching into their bank account, buying blankets, buying food. it was inspiring. putting people up in hotels who were out of their homes. it hearkened me back to the

problems with a way of of driving toward god or away from god.ol our lives, we are not. god is in control and he loves us, and he has a great plan for us. david: you hear the expression, in good times you are not in control. but you think i can decide where i want to eat or if i'm going to switch jobs. then something like this happens and you realize this virus is more in control than we are. we may kick it. we have had tremendous insights and progress made on the buy on cal front against it with regard to what they are doing with medicines. i'm wondering where the power of prayer cops in here. do you believe with prayer we can haste be these attempts to beat the virus on a buy lodge cal front? d on a biological front? >> absolutely. we are not praying to an emergency nar -- notpraying to . god has not given us the spirit of fear. but of love, prayer and a sound mind. god doesn't want us to be panicked and overwhelmed by a spirit of fear. but at the same time god wants us to exercise a sound mind. take common sense precautions. he day when i get

almighty god, make it so. amen, and amen. the speaker pro tempore: the chair has examined the journal of the last day's proceedings and announces to the house his pproval thereof. pursuant to clause 1 of rule 1, the journal stands approved journal. the pledge of allegiance will be led by the gentleman from texas, mr. vela. mr. vela: i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. the speaker pro tempore: the chair will now entertain requests for one-minute speeches on each side of the aisle. for what purpose does the gentleman from texas seek recognition? mr. vela: unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized. i rise : mr. speaker, today to honor emily for her 22 years of extraordinary work and dedication to the brownsville community health center corporation as the director of operations. emily has been instrumental in t

god is not a genie he doesn't serve me. serve him. >> reporter: a priest in grand rapids serving by populating the pews with photos of those worshipping at home. >> reporter: looking at faces, it really took on a whole new meaning for me it was really profound >> reporter: keeping the faith and passing it on. >> this is a time, actually, for churches to shine and to help the vulnerable >> reporter: cynthia mcfadden, nbc news >>> and up next, the new hope for critical patients >>> all right, welcome back joining us now is our medical correspondent, dr. john torres. john, i know the fda is allowing a treatment that essentially uses the blood of people who have recovered from the virus to help others exactly how does this work >> so, lester, it's called convalescent plasma the idea is when a patient recovers from coronavirus, their blood has anti-bodies that can be used on a patient that's currently infected this is not fda approved, but they are allowing doctors to use it on a case by case basis, but only for the sickest pati

god is with us and god is suffering this experience with us.g it away, obviously, but i think we have to be able to say, what is our participation in it and what is our action in the midst of it. >> you talk about what is our participation in this. i do want to ask you about some reporting that we have had a about some church pastors. one in louisiana refusing defiantly continuing with church services at t"the washington post" reporting that that church is refusing to cancel services because of the outgraek. the governor has threatened to sbd the national guard. how important is it for religious leaders in this critical time to be ethically responsible and to have their followers heed the warnings of authorities rather than us saying, look, it's more important than ever to have people come together physically in prayer. >> i think it's crucial we listen to the civil authorities in this. love of god and love of neighbor cannot be disembodied. meaning, being a good religious person right now and being a spiritual prn means being a good citizen. i

and some say it opens them to god it was months before god. the. 'd 'd as a new song isn't to provide a new song as a private initiative and i think that's fantastic when you have if you believe it's hell abraded it's 10 years anniversary in 2018 it's always wonderful 1st my thoughts float and when i come out i feel refreshed really curious white apart from any religious aspects. it's a great opportunity to come to this beautiful church with its glorious windows that were designed by adam frya who is also a world famous artist and theater director can flaunt on. this. includes has loads and loads i checked was consecrated in 1933 bills between 19311983 expressionist building it was officially designed by fritz herger actually it was designed by a jewish architect or sick levein who worked with her. and clubine also designed the knesset building after the war. then in 1903 an incendiary bomb struck the church and destroyed it completely except for the altar when it was rebuilt it was completely redesigned and its current beauty is that of a new desi

only the voice of god. that is where the counselor 50 originates which i could talk about that and the constitution they come up with. i want to circle back to what i said at the beginning, there were cultural sentiments found in the council of 50 that were common to america. america in the 1840s and 1850s was a very divided setting. we think we have a divisive political culture today. we don't have senators hitting each other on the head with keynes like they did in the 1850s but when america seem to be falling apart you see an increasing number of people, whether it be over the issue of women's suffrage or anti-slavery or workers rights who said the point america falls apart is because they are no longer listening to divine law or god dictates of human equality and so forth. let me give you a couple examples. many of your family with john brown. radical abolitionist who leads the raid on harpers ferry. before he leaves the raid on harpers ferry he writes a provisional constitution to replace the american

it says nature's god. so for most american revolutionaries who were the grandchildren of the enlightenment, they viewed nature's god not as the same god of the old testament. not an omi present god that can change nature at will. but rather a god that was like a watch maker or a clockmaker that sett t set the universe in motion. and in that first sentence it talks about the causes which impel them to the separation. this is a kind of view of cau cauzation. you to understand the causes. and you have a cause that leads an effect. there is a cause for the declaration of independence, and a separation of the colony. you have to understand the causes, which of course is a principaled part of what it does. it lays out it's charges against king gorge iii. the first paragraph also has an epistomology. and that means that it is going to, in some way, praise and promote man's faculty of reason. and how does it do that in the first paragraph? well, at the very end of that first paragraph, it says -- it refers to a de

god?g i will share a beautiful passage from the old testament. god side if my people who are called by my name will humble themselves and pray and seek my face and turn from their wicked ways, i will hear from heavin and i will forgive their sin and i will heal their land. you know, revival is a supernatural sovereign act of god. we cannot force it but we can request it. so we humble ourselves, we pray, we repent, we turn to god and i think, what god is doing, he is calling us to himself, and the miracle of easter sunday, is every bit as real today as it has ever been. pete: very much so. attorney any, for people who have been away from the faith for a while and don't know how to jump back in to the exercise, what would you say to them? >> this is a time to recalibrate. this is a time to focus on that which is important and that which is eternal. i would share a passage of scripture that paul wrote to the phillipians, he said, be anxious for nothing, but by prayer, with supplycation, with

so we subscribe to the fact that god is supernatural. god can guard us, protect us, keep us. we believe that we have to confess it but also know the reality is, as believers things don't always go as we would like them to and we've got to trust the knowledge and the wisdom that god has given us via medical science. so i think we need to encourage our people to do what 2 timothy said, giving us not a spirit of fear but of power and love and of a sound mind. don't live in fear. confess what you believe absolutely, the bible says we have to confess what we believe in and hold fast to what you believe god can do, but at the same time we understand in this realm of humanity, bad things happen to good people. we're in a pandemic experience here. >> yeah. >> so it would be naive of us to think that because we're believers that it won't happen to us even though we're hoping, praying and believing that it will not. >> there is a woman, from "the washington post" believe jesus is present in union. you can't get that on television. from the christian perspective, from the jewish perspec

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swear to god.applause] because if you lack the endowments you're not able to compete for some of the significant multimillion, million dollar and in several cases billion dollar contracts the federal government puts out for everything from geoposition, lightweight metals and a whole range of things. this will put you in position to compete. one thing you know, everybody now knows, you can do anything anybody else in the nation can do and you can do it as well or better. you just have to have the wherewithal to compete. so folks -- [applause] as i said, i want to thank sheila jackson lee again. one thing you learn when you go to the united states senate as i did, i got there -- i'm about 800 years older that sheila jackson lee but when you get there a little bit earlier she came and i tell you what she not only took the place by storm, she filled up a vacuum. i learned a long timing too -- time ago, don't argue with her, just say yes. yes, yes, yes. you are something else. i love you. thank you. and

for students father's side oh god. god. god yes i. shall go on the social media over there of it's important. because indian media doesn't really go to it so we have used social media the internet radio he has 200000 followers online for root has led kashmir's muslim community since his father was assassinated his grandfather is in jail. we don't support that the fact that bush we boys should become you know suicide bomb because we don't want to when you want to get killed you know by like this in fact we want them to live but we feel that you know these acts of desperation you know what is leading these young boys towards militancy this is the big question you know if you look at the stories if you follow their stories you know they haven't had a spy the police by the security agencies you know i mean their families have been had as their parents their brothers the fact is that today there is anger against the state there is anger against indian policies of oppression and oppression they want to raise posters banners that is banned y

god bless you all. [applause] i've -- i've been here a few times when i was a member of congress, i got know the aipac team. i came to love them. [laughter] but it is wonderful. and it never gets old to be here with so many great friends of the relationship between america and israel. [applause] you should -- you should know that there's no president and no administration that loves israel more than president trump and our team. cheers and applause] so i was -- i was going to walk through the things we've done in three years. but i'm just going to do since i was here last time because we've all got to get some place tonight. let's take a look at what we've done since the last time i stood right here. we declared the common sense truth that the israel west bank settlements aren't inconsistent with international law. [applause] we released a ground breaking vision for peace. [applause] and president trump took out one the world's worst nti-semites, sule manny. -- soleimani. [applause] so the previous admi

god thank god i am. thankful. good clothes from our eyes tiny arrow once said that compound interest is the 8th wonder of the world he who understands it earns it he who doesn't pays it this is a remarkable quote from einstein and it has so much to do with today's stock market volatility and the coronavirus all working at the same time and showing what compound interest is all about. me not. looking a little bit a little. bit because. the issues within 5 years i've used not only played me oh but is yet to hear the issue come to see this play out is to each his will can be you could see you sitting to me at all because it's me this isn't true at 650 it's a kind of change can still change big kids i think and we used to smoke different maybe one day at a time. enjoying my morning. falling. for the. oh you live. on the church her ok i am not a loving being alone and. it's a sad day damn but the people you have broad based yes. but we've closed 2 of them and close overlap of one set is still maliciously that i mean th

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. >> it takes an act of god. and this was an act of god. >> reporter: and a lot of hard work?> absolutely. >> it's a great honor to honor your father who was one of our nation's hero. we have not forgotten them. >> reporter: fike isn't merely reuniting a medal with family, he is helping bring their loved one home. >> that symbol represents to a lot of these families in their own spiritual way his dad is coming home to his son. and he's going to look at that frame on his wall every day when he walks through that door, and he is going to remember his dad and he is going to remember that he is a hero. >> certainly a lot of heros in that story. as we noted, purple hearts reunited is a small operation with a massive task, and it could use a hand. if you would like the donate to this very worthy my gums are irritated. i don't have to worry about that, do i? harmful bacteria lurk just below the gum line. crest gum detoxify, voted product of the year. it works below the gum line to neutralize harmful plaque bacteria and help reverse early gum damage. gum detoxify, from crest. when i s

>> guest: there's the spiritual one that comes from god."the religious history in concert of prayer. two men got together on their lunch hour on wall street and begin to pray once a week of revival and decided the problems of america as we were being torn apart in 1857 with the civil war to follow just a few years later they did meet every day for prayer and then the group got so big that they couldn't fit them all in the history building so they move to the churches at night. when we got down to west virginia in the middle of winter they cut holes in the ice to baptize people in the middle of winter prompting one commentator to say when baptists are you on fire, well i blew the punchline now because you interrupted me that when they do that, you know that they are on fire. >> host: put the fire out. >> guest: anyway, so that's where the change comes from a spiritual level. on the political level, economic level that comes from people deciding to live differently. a lot of schools are outlawing the pledge of allegiance to the flag. thewe di

thank you and god bless you.ering] i'm so honored to serve as a state representative for the house district 107 representing texas. [cheering] to the halls of the texas house of representatives, i carry with me something that my parents taught me and that is don't forget where you came from. to come forward and fulfill the american dream by mom and dad worked long hours every single day so that i could walk across the state to get a law degree. and when i was 9-years-old in 1990, joe biden have the foresight to write the landmark violence against women act that impacted the lives of survivors of domestic violence and rape survivors for 30 years. 29 years later in 2019, i passed the historic act with an unprecedented $50 million to tackle the backlog of thousands of rape kits in texas. we are done waiting for an increase in minimum wage for all americans. we are done waiting for 873,000 uninsured babies and children in texas alone to see a doctor. we are done waiting for the national acknowledgment of the equal ri

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