god bless america.ladies and gentlemen, the honorable mitch mcconnell, republican leader of the united states senate. >> 20 years ago, the united states of america was reeling. our initial shock was settling into deeper pain. early confusion was becoming lasting anger. but as the stories of september the 11th began to be told and heard, one thing became clear. in the long run, that people day would not only be remembered as a time when america was briefly laid low. no, that day in the days that followed, we also showed the world how the greatest country in the world sticks together, stays strong, and stands back up. when routine flights became deadly weapons, ordinary passengers used their final moments to save more innocent lives and quite likely this capital. when clear blue skies clouded with smoke, first responders rushed fearlessly towards the biggest calls of their careers and, for too many, their last. as families grieved and cities mourned, volunteers piled up prayers and mountains of goodwill.

if you believe in an omnipresent god god is everywhere. in the pluralistic democracy. we just do not have the right to force any particular religious belief on another. and not all children are not raised to pray in school. you do not have to pray in school you can pray at home. or there are a school though have a dedicated classroom through a prayer group, you can do that. i think it's really propaganda when you talk about taking it out of the classroom and taking out of this, that, and the other. on the other hand, what jesus taught nothing about what to believe. almost nothing. he taught was ethics. we should be focusing on. the ethical concept occurs most often is in the stock in various forms which is generally judgment when you're bouncing out the scale. and then the second most often occurring that's doing right. it's not about personal piety it is about doing a right in community, and the society. and then those two are the most often occurring, caring also in the bible. you put those two together, justice and acting justice you have social justice. it is very

bless america, my home sweet home god bless america, god bless america, my home sweet home god blesseet home >> i invite you again to join me in prayer. oh holy god, as we come to a conclusion of this observance of this day, remind us to build up what has been torn down, to repair what is broken, to overcome hate with love, and be a true instrument these. through this and through you, o god, we can live in a way that your love is a reflection to us and to others. may we carry this of remembrance today for these great american, and also the torch of unity, through your peace and love. we pray this in the holy name. amen. >> ladies and gentlemen this concludes our ceremony. the memorial is open until 3:00 p.m.. [indiscernible chatter]

, government, is there god. our children here are lied to about self-esteem. especially in the government schools. self-esteem is a feeling of satisfaction about yourself and that is okay. my biggest sister was a sister in cape cod for many, many years the teachers there were told every day to tell every child how awesome they are. but carol told me, they were not that awesome. [laughter] and on the occasions were in they were exceptional or their work was great, the praise had been so overdone that it became meaningless. surveys show that american children have very high self-esteem. they feel very good about themselves. self worth is a deeply conservative concept. the greatest gift you can give your daughters. the knowledge that she is uniquely made and unconditionally loved by god. in fact, chapter one on our website, you get a sneak preview of the book. the whole chapter one on our website. now, this book is about practical things that parents and people can do as they are raising their daughter. i am a big

god loves you. god loves you. he really does!y. >> bakker had just a tremendously wide variety of guests on his daily talk show. >> the captain of "the love boat" is back. ♪ the "love boat" ♪ >> lisa whelchel is blair on "the facts of life." >> it's always been a real natural thing for me to be a christian. >> we're here in california today with lou ferrigno, the incredible hulk for many, many years. i want to say mr. t, i think you're the only one who loves jewelry better than me! >> please welcome little richard. ♪ the lord is on your side ♪ >> pat boone. ♪ oh, brother this could be that very day ♪ ♪ it might be the day ♪ >> and there were bebe and cece winans. i remember at the time, two young black kids who could sing like nobody's business. >> i'm bebe winans. i'm from detroit, michigan. >> that's good, bebe. speak it right out. ♪ whispers of love ♪ >> "whispers of love" got me my job as a ptl singer. i sang it just like that. and jim bakker came over and said, who did those whispers? and he said, you're in the ptl singers.

as i overhead heard one of the deacons my grandmother's baptist church say, god is a big i god.s all-seeing and all-knowing. it behooved us to walk the straight and narrow path. admittedly, much of this sounds is anachronistic today. perhaps werh have grown too cosmopolitan or cynical for the theology of barely literate but wise people. but my grandparents' beliefs were not unique to that era. if anything, they were common place and virtually universal. there was little that was different about us except our catholicism which was quite unique. as i reflect on my life, the familyn that my grandparents provided for my brother and me was the fountainhead of the moral guidance in our lives. the catechism of the catholic church puts it well. the family is the original cell of social life. it is the community in which from childhood one can learn moral values, begin to honor god and make good use of freedom. family lifely is an initiation with into the life and society. that was certainly the case in our house. rduring my childhood, those around us took this calling seriously. our nei

you, 0 god, have spoken this day. yes. wrongfully convicted, to get exonerated, i think is bittersweet to everybody at the end of the day. in prison, you sleep, you don't rest. my sleep patterns are still thrown off. i've still got a habit of getting up, checking all my doors cos in prison, all the doors are locked. yeah. i knew y'all was at that pool. i see ya! uh—oh! hey, munchkin. when i got out, it was a shock to be called grandaddy or daddy by my daughter and my grandkids. watching my dad be a grandad, you can tell he's been... ..trying to make up for me. in her eyes, she wanted him here. she just became angry... ..and, you know...been angry ever since about it. you know, i always let her know, if he could get out to be here with you, he would. wanda, wanda, wanda, wanda. yeah, itold her to go on with her life. i had a life sentence for something i didn't do. you know, i had to let her go. i had planned on not ever, you know, being with anyone i was with before. you know, that dontae dead. honestly, that dontae dead.

god bless america, and god bless our military.ichael massaroli. >> philip william mastrandrea, jr. >> rudy mastrocinque. >> joseph mathai. >> charles william mathers. >> william a. mathesen. >> marcello matricciano. >> margaret elaine mattic. >> dean e. mattson. >> robert d. mattson. >> walter a. matuza, jr. >> timothy j. maude. >> jill maurer-campbell. >> charles a. mauro, jr. >> charles j. mauro. >> dorothy mauro. >> nancy t. mauro. >> robert j. maxwell. >> renae a. may. >> tyrone may. >> keithroy marcellus maynard. >> robert j. mayo. >> kathy n. mazza. >> edward mazzella, jr. >> jennifer lynn mazzotta >> kaaria mbaya >> james joseph mcalary, jr. >> brian gerard mcaleese >> patricia ann mcaneney >> colin r. mcarthur >> john kevin mcavoy >> kenneth m. mcbrayer >> brendan f. mccabe >> michael mccabe >> thomas joseph mccann >> justin mccarthy >> kevin m. mccarthy >> michael desmond mccarthy >> robert g. mccarthy >> stanley mccaskill >> and my uncle, port authority police officer alfonse joseph nehemiah the third, who i miss and lov

thank god. we got to start from where we are right now.s unity today. we thank you, god, for the food we're about to receive. we ask you to have it to be nourishment to our body and a blessing to our needs. injesus' name, we thank you. amen. cheering. freedom to me is, you know... ..not being locked in, boxed in by them fences and that razor wire. it's been bittersweet since i've been home. it ain't all been roses. today's more like a celebration of the beginning of my freedom because i still haven't been pardoned. there's some guys that have never been pardoned, they've been home ten years. you know, i'm not going to let that hold me back or hold me down cos i can't. i'm going to live whether i get it or not. hello there. sunday was a warm, sunny day for most, hot for some along the south coast. we saw temperatures peaking at 27 celsius in west sussex — that's 80 fahrenheit. we haven't seen temperatures like that in england since the end ofjuly. now, there was some cloud around, and you can see in the highland, the cloud thick enough for

you, 0 god, have spoken this day. yes.n, wrongfully convicted, to get exonerated, i think is bittersweet to everybody at the end of the day. in prison, you sleep, you don't rest. my sleep patterns are still thrown off. i've still got a habit of getting up, checking all my doors cos in prison, all the doors are locked. yeah. i knew y'all was at that pool. i see ya! uh—oh! hey, munchkin. when i got out, it was a shock to be called grandaddy or daddy by my daughter and my grandkids. watching my dad be a grandad, you can tell he's been... ..trying to make up for me. in her eyes, she wanted him here. she just became angry... ..and, you know...been angry ever since about it. you know, i always let her know, if he could get out to be here with you, he would. wanda, wanda, wanda, wanda. yeah, itold her to go on with her life. i had a life sentence for something i didn't do. you know, i had to let her go. i had planned on not ever, you know, being with anyone i was with before. you know, that dontae dead. honestly, that dontae dead

god bless america.owd chanting "usa"] >> robert, are we ready to start rolling pictures and stuff? i want to show you guys the insurrection. give us a on the screen. i don't know if you could see that through the sunlight. that is alexandria ocasio-cortez -- do not boo her. we are not booing people today. that is her insurrection, at the speaker's office interfering with government business, parading. let's see the next picture. this man has not been accused of violence. this man has not been accused of destruction of property. he has been accused of dressing horribly, i think. it is a matter of opinion. what he did that day, if anybody did anything similar does not deserve nine-month solitary confinement without conviction. nine months in prison. denied bail, denied medical care. he is suffering. in fact, his mother was going to come speak to us today. she was intimidated out of her first amendment right out of fear, out of all the fear mongering surrounding this. all of you are out here for her since

in god's eyes we were all equal . and because of that not only did we deserve to be treated equally, but we were also required to conduct ourselves as children of god. hence we were to live our lives according to his word. my grandparents repeatedly stressed that because of our fallen nature, we had to earn our bread the sweat of our brow. there was no room to doubt this and even less for self-pity. my grandfather would let us know in no uncertain terms that there were to be no excuses though he knew as well as anyone that many were convenient and possibly legitimate. ashe often said , old man can't sit this bed, i helped bury him. and it wasn't just my grandparents who were watching us. as they saw things on judgment day we would be o accountable for the use of our god-given talents and opportunities. as i overheard one of the regions from my grandmother's baptist church say, god is a big eye god s. he was all seeing and all-knowing. it moved us to walk the straight and narrow path. admittedly much of this sounds ana

thank god. we got to start from where we are right now.y today. we thank you, god, for the food we're about to receive. we ask you to have it to be nourishment to our body and a blessing to our needs. injesus' name, we thank you. amen. cheering. freedom to me is, you know... ..not being locked in, boxed in by them fences and that razor wire. it's been bittersweet since i've been home. it ain't all been roses. today's more like a celebration of the beginning of my freedom because i still haven't been pardoned. there's some guys that have never been pardoned, they've been home ten years. you know, i'm not going to let that hold me back or hold me down cos i can't. i'm going to live whether i get it or not. hello there. we've started to see some warmth and sunshine coming into southeastern parts of the uk and temperatures will contine to rise in the next few days. further north, scotland and northern ireland, still a lot of cloud as we head into the night and some outbreaks of rain trickling down into the far north of england but a much warme

there's people out there who are not listening to god and what god wants. you know who they are.e my apostles. i need you to go out and talk about it and say, we owe this to each other. we love each other. jesus taught uss to love one another.r. and how do you show that love? care about each other enough to say, please get vaccinated because i love you. i want you to live. >> tucker: how you show yourr love to one another? the old way was to visit people in the hospital. that's no longer allowed. the new way to show your love is to get the vaccination. god himself wants you to take the vaccine. i need you to be my apostles, hochul thundered. no one comes to the father except through a shot. that is the pulpit. kathy hochul seems suddenly transformed. a transfiguration, if you will. standing there, she was not aan mediocre unelected governor of a dying state, hochul was the vaccine messiah, preaching the undying word of saint anthony fauci. can i get an amen? it may sound unlikely to those of you used to the older -- but many are joining this. for $39 onte amazon, you too cod buy

in the sense government is the god and they didn't need this god that religious people look to. so, yeah, religion is a cornerstone, it's the first chapter, it's very, very important. a young woman who believes she is uniquely made and very special, a special individual from god is going to be much less susceptible to cultural influences. self-esteem, you tend to look -- you have a self-satisfaction and you tend to look to others for that. where selfworth of is your own worth as a human being, how you were created by god. it's really quite different. and it affects her personally, and it affects a lot of the policy views. >> it's interesting i really loved i thought that was such an important conversation and one that i hadn't heard before with the difference between self-esteem and this kind of fundamental concept of self-worth and i actually think what i found because i know that you didn't want people who were not religious to close the book and say i'm lost if i don't start with that cornerstone of religion. i thought it was interesting and that was some place where i to thi

thank god. we got to start from where we are right now.thank you, god, for the food we're about to receive. we ask you to have it to be nourishment to our body and a blessing to our needs. injesus' name, we thank you. amen. cheering. freedom to me is, you know... ..not being locked in, boxed in by them fences and that razor wire. it's been bittersweet since i've been home. it ain't all been roses. today's more like a celebration of the beginning of my freedom because i still haven't been pardoned. there's some guys that have never been pardoned, they've been home ten years. you know, i'm not going to let that hold me back or hold me down cos i can't. i'm going to live whether i get it or not. 0nce once again more cloud than there is a son, but down in the south—west is where we have got the best of the weather. the cloud is still thick enough to produce some drizzle, particularly across north—east england and up into eastern scotland, where you canjust england and up into eastern scotland, where you can just about make out little specks of

there are many bits related mustache of god. one of them is how to get out of the cycle war destruction, assumptions, duction struction, going to be under 4 wars made to what size of somebody else. so many factors were just the very back the situation. so the question is how to reach jews between the fee and i guess i have a lot of questions for you. i'm going to ask you for instant reactions because we're at the very end of the show is our all small. so i'm going to give this one to you. why isn't the world holding israel accountable? golf is locked in by land and sea. and why does the world accept double standards? instant reaction, wafa go ahead. have no idea. they have no idea. i don't have the answer. if i had the answer, then i will understand all what is great is the way to gather and doing to the palestinians, and i don't understand and we don't accept it why the world is silent. because the wall, i don't know if we had an aussie, we wouldn't be doing the shall dial off off on huge. i'm going to get this one to you. my m

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god blessed me my my son leash. you know, so i'll put the list now small small people will be up up there for saw in and be go, come very soon and go back as we're making walcott look ahead, making will cut so that when you reach the game and we'll be number one and min object isn't we physically on pres me makers and as in good to to us, i just don't to be alone machine. do we by greece, by them. i welcome good tim, my friend, nero to san provisional contrasts and with money. i'll michelle michelle. when we are print me, corny, but only going to be we are the student indies for this. and in this environment for board gives hope to the youths lead john have to develop desperate man. so we are developing the to, to man the man and the outward man. so of the privilege of developing that in mind, and through football of job opportunity of giving them it hope. if you jo. oh the ah the ah, the i said a low blessing you want to go back home difference. you don't want to go back with this. oh my god. god we call you was in

god is on the blockade almost 10 years. so life and god, it's terrible. at least horrify. i might want to pick up on that thought festival. and then i know you had some more to add to our conversation, i think in the mood put it really well. i mean, we can give you a lot of numbers about because, i mean, economists estimate that over the years, the damage exceeds $5.00 trillion dollars. nearly a quarter 1000000 homes destroyed just in the last conflict. the world bank estimates the physical damage to be $380000000.00, the economic damage. $150000000.00. we're talking about dozens of civilians killed . but what gets lost in the number is the terror that millions of people and gods felt. you know, when you realize that no matter who you are, i mean you had physicians that run internal medicine at prominent hospitals that were killed along with their family on a central road in gaza. you had the most iconic towers struck down as a way of sending terror in the hearts of everybody that and i think the way my mood put it, of the continuous trauma. and the idea that you wake up e

so it's not self and then family and then god is god family. so. so 1st i'm a service and then i sort of me. so the last one is me because when you serve yourself, that's what your eagle gets really big. unanimous does what the money same, empowering in your head, but god, family 1st does that keeps you humble. i think gale sayers wrote a beautiful book if i'm not mistaken, called i am 3rd which is the same the same trinity. and i think that probably gives you a gravity as opposed to grab it. so i think that kind of gets you settled in if you realize that the best way to go through this trip is with a selfless intent. well, listen, caesar, i'm touch by the work you do with dogs. i god bless. i come across dogs and i can stop on hikes, they make me melt. i just look at them and all i think in my head is they just want to be loved there. they just want to be love. you. you add the caveat. yeah. and they want to be loved by somebody who knows how to steer the ship a little too. you're adding that ingredients the that i think it's probably best for the

they came from god. our rights came from god, not the government and i would venture to say that is taught in few schools. >> .. you look at other history, the 1619 project where american history and founding is all about slavery. that's just false. parents have got to watch it very closely. you are finding all over the country eruptions from parents who are trying to recall school board to doing crazy stuff. in virginia where we are in loudoun county they are trying to recall that school board because all the crazy stuff they're doing. in fairfax county where i live 12 school board members, 11 raise their had to say what can go into the bathroom with little girls if there feeling like a girls. it's crazy stuff what happened to privacy when using the toilet, in the locker room, the shower, the big communal shower. it's very different today, the schools are very different and i can tell you my own experience i had mostly them in private because these boys needed strong religious instruction and they all t

are a god driven nation. we deserve judgment and that's why i came to say god bless america. i hate it when it comes out of the lips of people who are destroying america. >> another text, kerry in las vegas says i'm still trying to figure out how math is racist. >>. [laughter] me too. you think about the racism behind and this was a bill gates funded study. of ethanol mathematics. the young people that are being taught that math is racist and that teachers should notdemand right answers from minority students . those students would not grow up to be mathematicians, they would be doctors, pharmacists, nurses, anywhere you require a mass because it would be required to wear some masks and i as a person who struggled with now, i still had to learn math. i took math and community college and i had to get through those statistics courses and my first book black racist, black interest i had multiple regressions in there. i had to learn it to get my phd. it was like water off a ducks back, i learned what i had to learn and i forgot it but i had to learn to get in school . >> april i

are a god driven nation. we deserve judgment and that's why i came to say god bless america. i hate it when it comes out of the lips of people who are destroying america. >> another text, kerry in las vegas says i'm still trying to figure out how math is racist. >>. [laughter] me too. you think about the racism behind and this was a bill gates funded study. of ethanol mathematics. the young people that are being taught that math is racist and that teachers should notdemand right answers from minority students . those students would not grow up to be mathematicians, they would be doctors, pharmacists, nurses, anywhere you require a mass because it would be required to wear some masks and i as a person who struggled with now, i still had to learn math. i took math and community college and i had to get through those statistics courses and my first book black racist, black interest i had multiple regressions in there. i had to learn it to get my phd. it was like water off a ducks back, i learned what i had to learn and i forgot it but i had to learn to get in school . >> april i

she pleaded not guilty and put herself on god and the country. king's attorney called nearly two dozen witnesses many of them mary's former brethren and sisters in the canterbury separate congregational church, but to the astonishment of many isaac backus later reported the court found mary not guilty of the murder of mehetto bill smith when her paramore appeared at the bar later that day the grand jury returned to bill of ignoramus and thus rejected john smith's murder indictment altogether. although him they had been free john and mary smith. nonetheless were forced to bear the costs of their trials as was customary and colonial america in cases where the accused were still considered suspicious following an acquittal those costs were staggering in excess of 377 pounds for mary and 240 for john. then in an extraordinary turn events, john and mary smith were married less than six months after the conclusion of their trials. mary was already pregnant at the time and resigna the first of their four children was born later in 1751. at the time of h

my wife is 78 years old and god has enabled me saying to everybody, god loves you and so do i, let's be about life and not death. >> thank you, reverend brown. you know i'm going to tell jane on you for telling all these people her age out here. thank you reverend brown. thank you, cassie cook for your courage and everyone who's joining us here today and, as i said, you know, we don't know how long covid will be with us. but we want to make sure we do our part so we begin to open up everything we need to and finally i'll just say dr. colfax touched on it a little bit the people in the hospital are younger and we've had about 1800 people who were hospitalized and 1600 people were vaccinated. if just shows you that if more people were. so we've got work to do. we're out here. we'll be out here another hour and a half. please come to the philmore mini park between turk and golden gate to get your vaccine today. thank you. any questions from the press? >> reporter: [inaudible] have you seen any uptick in vaccination rates? >> we have seen an uptick in the percentage of people who've been

you don't want to go back when i was, oh my god, god we call you was in the beginning was in the beginning. was there what was we do? yeah. yeah. we have a much more a month we much because you save finite game. we want to express, i says, as best as we can in the gave us that we don't just want to play want to play with also mean me much to mortals, those guys are doing you so we are players, bigger than ours is the reason why we should know means trophy if we do what we're supposed to do, what i was supposed to do, keep the ball. i buy them as much as you could. they have to change the ball to the game. so you must keep the ball, please. the arrows must be as minimal as possible, o d t because you know to give a life if you can do the nodes very good and does it coped? so i see the 50 to move me . ah my lad prevents your fantasy. and did you, did you hunt that is to show your balance when the mother brings the children, give it behind. and in no time you can cook the me got you guys gonna went through much problems. ah the the the i got not and your when i moved i did everything by the g