god grant that it be so.ell, today, in addition to these important signs aimed at ensuring that we grow in the ability to live with those who profess a different faith today, other signs are also given to us through this wonderful event. to whom was the icon shown? history repeats itself all about christmas to simple simple people who grazed cattle and lead the secret presence of the mother of god of a simple girl. therefore, our position in society least of all influences the acquisition of god's grace. our knowledge although knowledge can help a person to be strengthened in the faith, it can also interfere with the strengthening of the faith and what helps, but a pure heart helps, the pure in heart will see god, and purity of heart is state of mind, this is our moral life. now, if there is no darkness of darkness of various kinds of vices and filth, then the heart is able to perceive the lord and discern the divine revelations that are given to this heart. that is why the church first of all calls people to

will return to god and return to their commitment to god. and so in the jeremiahads the message had been we need to straighten up and start living right and doing what we know god wants us to do. and essentially, in the '20s and '30 they tweak the message just a little bit, and they say we're so far gone that what we need is define rescue. right? we don't -- it's not about morality anymore. what we need is a revival created by god through the holy spirit. we need that to change our society. and so i think we can reasonably expect that if pastors are calling on people to pray like this, that some people were responding to the pastors' calls and praying for revival. and so in the 1730s and '40s, revival comes in a big way. and what you think about that, i think, has everything to do with what your, you know, belief is about prayer, does prayer do anything and this sort of thing. a lot of christians, for sure, would say, well, people prayed and god responded to those prayers. itto a significant extent. it also could be if you were more skeptica

of god's kingdom. sometimes this happens when a person goes through severe stress and is close to death, but then, by the grace of god, he gains salvation. and this is the unearthly joy of a person who has become alive again. being almost dead. but sometimes, so without a special miracle associated with the course of our earthly life. we come into contact with the divine kingdom and when, having repented worthily of our sins, we partake of the holy mysteries of christ, that is, divine grace touches our heart, of course, this is a reflection of the divine kingdom. but after all, this is nothing but a signal from that very kingdom to us, because quiet is spiritual joy. it cannot have earthly life as its source, it has as its source the divine kingdom that we touch, as if tangentially passing, because burdened with sins and this carnal physical life we ​​can not until a certain point. when our soul will be free, and when it will have the opportunity to enter this kingdom. we here cannot fully enter this k

every christian is called to draw closer to god.e should understand that such an approach is possible for everyone. whatever the circumstances. he was not. the realization of this strengthens faith in the heart of a christian. so the apostle paul, being in the abyss of worldly anxieties and sorrows, affirmed with confidence. think that the current temporary suffering is worthless. in comparison with the glory that will be revealed in us, he wrote in an epistle to the romans, and each of us, the difficulties that arise in life should not be brought into a state of confusion and despair. but must be overcome by firm faith and hope in christ, it is important to remember that it is on mount tabor was not visited by all the apostles, but only peter john jacob. why the lord chose them is unknown to us, but in the gospel narrative we see how the apostle peter repeatedly manifests the fiery faith of his teacher, and i am called the apostle of love, it can be argued that these three apostles were looking for the truth, had a good heart and f

and god grant that it be so that our power and armies and our intelligentsia are our people. the faith in the lord, the orthodox faith, which was always strong in russia, and today we have gathered here precisely in order to once again pray for our fatherland is not the easiest time in its history. may the lord help russia and all historical russia to keep the faith. save piety save ability. keep in your mind in your memory, the great spiritual feats of those of our people who became famous in the face of the saints and among them one of the leading humble elders of radonezh, the monk sergius , who became the soul of our people to the great saints, god's doubtless for all of us and today praying for holy russia and the orthodox faith in memory of visiting this celebration today, i would like to leave an icon with the image of saints who are directly related to our spiritual life to our spiritual forefathers to the holy equal-to-the-apostles cyril the enlightener of the slavs and the holy noble grand duke vladimir the baptist of russia. the orthodox faith will always be alive

>> maybe god has done something to punish us. >> okay. god is displeased. we are not fulfilling the covenant, we are not sustaining the city on a hill, people are becoming visible saints, god is punishing us by making the ground quake and destroying buildings. is that an enlightenment way of understanding an earthquake? no. after the enlightenment, how much you understand that earthquake, let's say it happened in 1700, in 1750 when the enlightenment had a more profound effect on new england culture, how would you understand the earthquake? how might an enlightenment thinker or scientist understand, to make sense of why this earthquake happened? none of you are geologists, that's why you are being so quiet, take a stab at it, what might you have to figure? >> maybe you go to the scene afterwards and try to examine the ground, i don't know if they have any idea of seismic activity at that point. >> you'd pull the 18th century equivalent of the rector scale out, you measure the ground, you do scientific experiments, you say this earthquake happened because of

true god because of you.time to rewrite the sacred scriptures before death. term abbot not an easy five-mile in old age. well, yes, now you can see it’s not in time. yes, i’m thrashing, there’s nothing for me to repent before you, you yourself are a sinner of the great , still peace for me, yes, but maybe more. i am an insignificant worm, there is no demand. and here you are. what kind of holy deeds are you? what did you receive from god? what is your merit, the lord is not ready. i know everything, i didn’t send sweets to the third messenger, he persuaded him to return to paint the trinity. and you sent them all away, he didn’t even say . i'll tell the truth when my soul is dirty. there in the depths of the joy itself is so small a thin one slid, now. life will end, the soul asks for rest. nobody cares about your life, he doesn’t care for whom he calls you to him, so that with your talent his strength and power. strengthen glorify. only god is with him. listen to me. listen , join the trinity, write and writ

well done to the gods with the highest gods of the egyptian pantheon. this is the name of a unique reservee we are now is a reserve created in the astrakhan region to protect reptiles in the summer, when the paprikanian warms the hot sun snakes and lizards cold-blooded creatures from ancient times that cause superstitious fear in humans fill the space of sands berlin snakes here 12 species 12 species of snakes, like 12 o'clock at night that the dead egyptian needs to overcome in the book of the dead it is said that the pharaoh must overcome the most formidable of these creatures. only one of the gods who is present on our solar boat can help, he does not specifically spells makes op not look at the sunny boat. as a result, the solar deity defeats both and the rook passes on at the seventh or eighth hours of the night, but not only the gods fought with the boot, not only the gods of the pharaoh and the grid, two more wonderful creatures helped. these are the two sacred fish of another world. and if you and i imagine a solar boat that floats along the urnest stream or along some other water

my god speak is resonating through hyperspace. matt, we think to be the mind of god. in fact, some rice to one vision. that is my equation. my equation spent inches long is the final equation however because more recently we discovered there are membranes like beach balls or volleyballs. membranes also vibrate. in fact i think our universe is a memory. this is not the final equation. this is not yet the god equation. that may beat somebody out there listening to this program, a young person is judged by this talk, maybe you will finding you true god equation. when you do, let me give you some advice. her >> tellou me first. it will publish together nobel prize money now, the next question is just a theory like this? there are five ways you can test this theory. philip particles a fifth force like what happened to mexico outside chicago. seven standard model. maybe that prep be filled byth a particle? and others the next octave. we are the most octave vibrating string the higher octave smoothie next octave can explain this discoveries me two weeks ago. dark matter whic

you know, you probably believe that god answers your prayers or god is present or god is providential or some you know, you believe somehow god is active in the world. right but when i asked you if you want to improve yourself you all raced your hand. right. it means like you believe you have the ability. to improve yourself now some of you might say, well the only reason i do is because god helps me. right, but the very fact that you want to study something suggests that and you want to make something of yourself suggests that you believe you can do it. and maybe you can even do it. maybe you separate that part of your life from even, you know christianity or christianity right you get educated and you're christian on sundays or whatever. this is what i mean when i talk about the way in which the enlightenment in the 18th century is always working alongside of the worldview. it doesn't destroy the christian worldview of the people. it doesn't undermine it. but it works alongside of it now again, you might say like you know, you could critique that you could say well this is not you k

maybe people who fallen away from god, they will return to god. they will return their commitment to god. the message had been we need to straighten up, we need to start living right, doing what we know god wants this to do. and his 17 twenties, thirties, the tweet the message a little bit. they say we are so far gone. what we need is divine rescue. it's not about morality anymore. what we need is a revival through the holy spirit to change our society. we can reasonably expect of pastors are calling on people to pray like this, some people were responding to the pastors calls and praying for revival. in the 17 thirties and forties, revival comes in a big way. when you think about that has everything to do with what your belief is about prayer. but a lot of christians for sure would say, well, people prayed and god responded to their prayers. to a significant extent. it also could be if you're more skeptical you, would say, look, the more they talk about the bible, the more likely it's going to happen. actually identities explanations can work tog

i speak god.his know how you are my god, you are the first to resurrect love to me and i thank you. you are mine, let everyone know this, my beloved god, you were the first to me who managed to open and i i say god. love oh my god thank you, well, i look like kim kardashian look like. well, they say it's fashionable. not to be found this is how my life passes every day on the road. we download stations. i am not forgiven. forgive my sad dreams, where i was yesterday you can’t find it today. want my life to go every day, where it was yesterday today. ashamed and joys blown away by the wind, bitterness and sweetness will soon be yours where it was still not to be found today. this is how it goes. my life every day to go yet yesterday can not be found. tomorrow my life passes every day of the city, without successful pots, birds are chasing jellyfish, but chulya, while you were still yesterday, so everything ends . life is my every day body. not found there today. your every day you pass, my life is

of god. i first heard about this theory when i was 8 years old, when i was 8 years old two things happened which changed my life completely. when i was 8 years old everyone was talking about the fact that a great scientist just died but on the evening news ali published was a picture of his desk and on the desk was an unfinished book and the caption said the greatest scientists of our time could not finish this book. well, i was mesmerized. i said to myself wow! what could be so hard that he couldn't finish it? couldn't he ask his mother? it is a homework problem. everything is a homework problem, why couldn't he finish it? i was consumed with trying to find out who was this man and what was so hard that he couldn't finish it? i found out that his name was albert einstein and what he couldn't finish was the theory of everything. that would allow him, in his own words, to, quote, read the mind of god. i decided, when i was around 17, to be part of this great revolution, i asked my mom, do i ha

god bless you all, god has surely bless the state of texas, may god always bless the united states ofase welcome from colorado, lauren boebert. >> let's hear what freedom sounds like. patriots who love freedom. in fact, get out there like myself who loves him and supported him as president. back in 2016 when he came down that escalator, and one our hearts. president trump made america great again. it's going to take all of us working together to restore america's glory. myself and my fellow warriors in the house freedom caucus, we are ready for battle. when we fire nancy pelosi, and we will fire her, we will defund her life's work. we will undo all of the damage she has done to this great country. sorry, fancy nancy, you are how going to have to eat your fancy ice cream wallowing in sorrow while we fix america. under democratic control, the d.c. swamp went woke. and i'm going to make sure they go broke. [applause] joe biden may have a veto vote, but there is so much we can do. for our country. it's being invaded by millions of unvaccinated aliens. our hero service members. build the w

god's way he's right god's galloping bug like horses perhaps. i go to the side. me? haven't seen you in a while now. vasily vasily harness me as soon as they are in a hurry. for 5 hours now he has been waiting for the horses, everything is whistling, he is tired of the damned one. where is he no longer i know. if you please, go to the nearest town and from there i will go to a certain landowner. he hired me as a teacher. yes, sir officer. i thought to be there today, but the keeper, it seems, was judging, otherwise it would be difficult to get horses, the officers decided. troekurov, i heard about him, little good. and fantasy passports show that barin is proud and wayward cruel in dealing with his family. they say that no one can get along with him, that he does not stand on ceremony with teachers and has already sat down to death for two, have mercy and you decided to decide on such monster. such is life what to do? he offers me a good salary of 3,000 rubles. in a year and everything is ready perhaps i will be happier than others. so you don't know mr. troekuro

that is the god equation. an equation perhaps no more 1 inch long third allow us to summarize everything known about the universe. on one sheet of paper, on one sheet of paper you could write the theory of almost everything. he could put down einstein's equation is quite ugly clumsy but it works. it is about a foot long. maybe mark 8-yard long if you were to ride it out. but on one sheet of paper you could put the theory of almost everything. now, we want that 1 inch equation which won't merge these two hostile theories. realize relatively is based on smooth surfaces. trampling nets, spheres, smooth surfaces. while the quantum theory chops up everything, chops up everything into tiny particles. how can the theory of particles be equivalent to a theory of smooth surfaces? in fact einstein had an analogy. he wrote about marble that gravity is based on smooth marble services. but the quantum theory is wood, it is a gnarled, it has no rhyme or reason. it is who would set einstein. well, we think both of these coul

how all my, when i how math and co help my god. no but how you want to be at performing to me funny but hey, why yeah. but how do you but i me, me man, man, someone why golf have money when? when, when, because you're back in my face, i might be home and warm up the man but have hi paul. i have i have known him up in the home i'm he, my dad got me home for me about how my homepage was mcmakin. how about with me and paul told fees oh god when why ah around noon ah ah a heavy home now and how do you the oak up p pin quin. i long for not while i'm magna and i'm a lot. i realize i have my bad joke. i couldn't install a i was going to have i had that bank. i needed money from an in been meeting for my got me or my appendix. oh, income with i think my young jump ahead. i'm i, with what risks are you willing to occur in the fight for freedom? ah, i say that one of the things that is always motivated me to feel so strongly about democracy is the powerful stories that have emerged of the risks people have and the fear they live in when they

lord, beloved son of the church and our humility, chosen by god and enthroned by god by the power giveno me , we will anoint you and accuse you from now on. you are the autocrats of russia roman viktorovich you are expected in the operating unit a child of 11 years old suspected of peritonitis thank you severe boy they say, yes, the father is pale, like death, as he was in the chef's jacket, so he brought the boy, i really hope that we had time. yes it is god well, what is there, tell me? cut out in general, she began to leave for moscow from monday to friday, everything was fine. so you and i were left alone, everything somehow became different. now your son was transferred to postoperative resuscitation. i love you. go to sleep. are you ready, what are you worried about, or what? well you focus on it. okay, okay. it's just a workout. okay come on. smart girl so smart girl, come on, take your time. we turn over carefully, they have already flown. it's okay, yes, yes, sportswoman. not a single print. 9 april 15, 23 hello will you have coffee? so when do i give up? are you working? and t

they invoked the name of god. this is what god wants us to do. you are special to god because of this. they often exploited the approaching people ini confession, cardinal law famously you reported this, silence and accuser ordering him under the seal of confession to tell no one of his accusation, do you remember that? >> i will never forgeter it. ask the priest sex abuser like the boy scout or the family sex abuser tragically with family ts that a locus of sex abuse two. unlike all those others is a transcendent element to what the priest is e doing. which makes the victim all the more horrible. especially when the culture of silence in the name of god is imposed on the victim. the trauma, he reporting shows, the trauma that victims of greece away from this experience is itself transcendent. it is of a special order. not to mention the way in which this violation, the claims made for what the priesthood is, exceptionally virtuous. exceptionally generous. selfless, celibacy is the symbol of the priest giving himself wholly to the community. not

god bless them.> so talk about the sophisticated way what about last week's purposeful lead on the supreme court decisions who was doing what? >> the law does not matter. and then to defend the constitution whether they like it or not the oath that they took because who will do that the doj has been completely recognized. trump will start that he did not read the prince of the machiavellian is saying is here is how you rule so trump was the magnificent director and chief executive but curiously that was in the human interaction. i get it the mob once this and the cityon was not his brother once a job i have to drive they want to charge this but i get it. here he is working on the street for 40 years. and everybody gets to have a taste. people do better when they get along that they know how to rule so he let himself be sidetracked because he believed in thehe system and didn't realize how deep the swamp was. >> neither did we. did me? >> i don't think so. >> you thank you might run for the presidency

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may god bless your wife. god is needed in god so as not to unravel.ttle god god forbid everything and everyone at once, so as not to be offended. god grant everything, but only that. per what will not happen then, it's a shame. god forbid, god forbid, yes, alexander nikita malinin and i ask igor matvienko, of course, i was struck. nikita didn't expect that here he is, he can sing a romance like this, straight, really a revelation. and some completely different forgiveness of music, when he sings, here are two generations, a very strong emotional number. thank you. thank you gennady khazanov i would like to join what igor said, i have known sasha for a very long time, almost from his first steps on the big stage, and today i was very happy. i want to say that nikita there is one very valuable quality. you know, there is such a good expression. 105 percent alibi is when there is already more alibi than you need, here nikita has such an innate or acquired sense of proportion and noble stinginess in what he did today that sasha can simply tell his son. we

god bless her. she took me out of those courses whether it was the sex ed course or the quest self-esteem thing that is benign by today's standards but she recognized it for what it was back then and she protested and pulled out. guess what happened in the middle school? nothing. 99% of the other kids at forest lake high school still went to that education and the quest program and now we are on the 95th iteration of that at forest lake high school in conservative minnesota. they control the pipeline of every aspect of educational industrial complex. the unions being the most powerful arm of that but the teachers colleges textbooks curriculums certifications accreditations all hard leftists. we want to disavow people of the idea that you can move to a nice zip code or going to move to a conservative community and everything will be ok. the problem is the pipeline has been federalized and they control those positions. protesting is good and doing something for your kid is good, but it's insufficient

god is good. utay my sister. i love you, baby. love you. god has been good to us. he will continue to be good to us. rodney, my brother i see you there. the guy there, man god has been good. all my life i want ed be a bus driver like my father. and -- took me a long time to get there but one day a young lady came to a place i was working and it closed down and said, all of y'all this want to come here come and go. >> thank you. >> thank you. i used to work for cherry. >> thank you. >> right. i say fillmore is here i appreciate you. god is good. i wanted everybody to understand and know when god instills something in you and when he drive you and on that path, ain't nothing can get in your way. you will change. people ain't going to like the new you. don't worry everybody ain't going where you g. i love you. beverly i love you, too. >> thank you and god bless us all. [applause] by the way the years my baby cousin. uncle monty. you the reason why i do violence against guns. you the reason why we lef

elevates and brings closer to god of course.o carry the hardships of their neighbors they please themselves. certain qualities are required. but even if we analyze our own life in this way, yes, not so much even life as separate episodes from this life, it turns out that we are generally not very patient. we do not have the patience that the lord calls us to. they are a patient person who cannot please another. according to the apostle, because you do not have enough strength for yourself, you get irritated, you get nervous, you worry, you fuss. who else to please? how do i feel about myself, whom you yourself consider yourself stolen, deprived of something something aspiring? it is our dissatisfaction with life that greatly weakens us. and discontent stems very often from envy, the neighbor lives better. from some external factors, the film looked, where they ride in beautiful cars in beautiful houses they live. and i do not live in such a way, too, there may be a feeling of dissatisfaction , lack of uncertainty, as it were, we

may god bless you, and may god keep you. we thank god today.ryant: our church is the oldest black baptist church in san antonio. - and we are just grateful to god to see all of our visitors in the house today. thank you for being here. james bryant: growing up, you didn't get there by 11 o'clock on sunday morning, you didn't get a seat. that included the balcony. - we are just grateful to the god today for another opportunity to worship and praise his holy and righteous name. amen. rev. paul wilkinson: me and james grew up here in this church. and when i came back in 2013 for that first year, i almost had a funeral ery moh. and i was burying my members that pretty much raised me. when this was a black community, the black funeral homes were just part of who we are and part of the community. and what's happening with that community and that with the community n is that someone else sees value in being on this side othe tracks. the people in our neighborhood that don't have one of these new houses that's being built, their tax base is going up, w

oh my god, you haven't come home yet. i wanted to kill gangrene, i even bought at a flea market, a shabby, hunting rifle, my father found gangrene in the university economics of a gun under my sofa and thrown in the trash the earth is round. by the way, i recently met boris ivanovich, he is in the underpass. he played the button accordion in a folding chair. svetka in america vova antonov now works at gazprom i insert plastic windows i would not say that i really like this business, but i have enough for life. i haven't heard this before black ismail you forgot why we are waging war don't teach me mine. a vast territory of 17 million square kilometers , four climatic zones, nine time zones, what do you know about this land of your land? each of us inside their little world. and what are the miracles of the mystic behind it, but are you always able to understand the nature of what you see in this part of the land of 76.000 m². but what do we know about the largest island of our russia, do you know what is on the territory

invoked the name of god. this is what god wants us to do. you are special to god because of this. they even exploit the sacrament of penance, confession, approaching people in confession, cardinal law famously and you reported this, silenced an accuser by ordering him under the seal of confession to tell in one of his accusation do you remember that. >> i'll never forget it. >> the priest sex abuser, unlike the boy scott sex abuser, say 0, even the family sex abuser, tragically the family is a locus of sex abuse, too -- but unlike all of those others, there's a kind of transcendent element to what the priest is doing which makes the victim all the more vulnerable especially when the culture of silence in the name of god is imposed on the victim. the trauma your reporting shows this, the trauma that victims of priests carry away from this experience is itself transcendent. it's of a special order, not to mention the way in which this violation of the claims made for what the priesthood is, exceptionally virtuous, generous, selfless, celibacy, symbol of the priest giving himself hol

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god of exclusion. that's why the the spirit shows up representing up representing so many different tongues, so many different languages so that it says i am here and available any open and accepting of all people. >> i like that. i like that. you that. you know in our society, right now, we are going through a lot of racial conflict, you know, not starting with ferguson, but further back, we e the new york and, of course, we had baltimore still on our heart heart and mind. do you see the spirit breaking down some of the the visions and the conflicts that are going on? how would the the spirit work in that do you think? >> well. >> i think it's a complex situa, complex and challenging. and i think if folk were more willing to see that the spirit is in each of us, and that it is univ, and that there is no difference, no difference, but the spirit ig us to be humane towards one another so that we can have a conversation about our differen, but our similarities, so we can greet the light and the hope of g

put it on. >> oh my god. >> nicole: oh my god. [ cheers and applause ] all right, let me see. >> we werewas from gold that i found and made into a new ring. so it's almost like it was trying to go back from whence it came. [ laughter ] >> nicole: i got to get to my owner! wait, kirby, this outfit. >> oh, thanks. >> nicole: you look [ bleep ] good. >> thank you, girl, thank you. [ cheers and applause ] >> nicole: oh my god. thank you so much for being my final guest this week. >> oh my gosh. >> nicole: i am so excited, i'm so happy for you. >> i've had so much fun watching you. >> nicole: oh my god, kirby! kirby! you are amazing. [ cheers and applause ] she's amazing. okay. you're amazing but i hear you've been having car trouble. >> okay, well yeah. i shouldn't drive is the point. eye been having car trouble. can i say this car trouble was not fully my own fault. this was my boyfriend's fault. >> nicole: hm, yes, blame men. >> blame men, always. my boyfriend and i went to arizona recently. and then on the drive back, he'd been to this place before, from yuma, he was like, there's an mazi

god bless their names.a of ​​mel is bright. my earths i imagine what a feeling of satisfaction. can i say, pride and experience you as the secretary of the regional committee? what a creation, the world's largest artificial sea, the largest in the migedostation, will bring your area to one of the first places in terms of water. i'm already in first sorry place. yes, in my area there are only swamps on the territory of three france. this is not my first hydroelectric power station, he will never admit it. i was not so worried, too grand scale. it's time to master the siberian. well , why is siberia already sufficiently mastered. and these places are really still wilderness, namely, admire. imagine. what is it like to live in such a wilderness in this seventeenth century hole, right? this is a hole, as you said my homeland in this village i was born grandmothers, only young people remained, that all in cities. so i'll go. i will visit my old people, a you will fly further. you way back take me. what is it lik

god favors the bold.e will win this fight and read him is worth fighting america is worth fighting for. [applause] i hope you will read the plan and give your ideas. we will make changes you will not agree with everything that is ok. i want to make something happen. we will add angst we added a new section on taxation. we had more than a quarter of a million people read it. thousands of people giving us their ideas. i think everybody's ideas. do not be timid, this is the time to be bold. america's future will be bright. -- but before you read it it will make people mad. it will trigger people. i think that is good. it -- republicans do not want change. if it does not scare the people in washington we did not aim high enough. we have got to make change. [applause] the fight to rescue this country from socialism is our fight. the fight for freedom is the fight of our lifetime. he have to end up and not be controlled by democrats, government, elites, anybody. we will prevail -- we will start in november. tha

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and with god's help we will prevail. thank you all. god bless you. god bless wyoming. god bless the united states of >> today journalist dan from ken talks about his article on amazon and washington post jeff pazo. hosted by the institute live coverage on c-span the great -- begins at 12:30 on c-span. also on our free video app or online. >> over the past few months, the january 6 committee held a series of hearings. all week watch c-span as we look back at the committee's eight hearings featuring never before seen evidence, depositions and witness testimony on the attack on the u.s. capitol. tonight at 8:00 p.m. eastern, images of vice president mike pence secured in the complex are shown to the public for the first time. greg j put -- greg jacobs testified on the alleged pressure of the vice president received from president trump to not certify the presidential election. watch tonight on c-span or anytime on demand at c-span.org. >> c-span is your unfiltered view of government. we are funded by these television companies and more. including comcast. >> coming up thi

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and with god's help we will prevail. thank you all. god bless you. god bless wyoming. god bless the united states of america. liz cheney losing her primary election was challenged by a number of republican candidates and defeated by harriet hageman who was backed by former president trump. she was first elected to congress and served as vice chairman of the select committee investigating the january 6 attack on the u.s. capital. >> washington journal, every day we take your calls live on the air on the news of the day and we discussed policy issues that impact you. coming up wednesday morning, jeron smith, former trump policy advisor on the new public safety coalition initiative to reduce violent crime and enhance from a reform. then sarah, founder of the accountability project talked about efforts by her group to oppose a future trump political candidacy and highlight his role on the january 6 attack on the cup -- on the capital. on c-span or c-span now. the conversation with phone calls, facebook comments, and tweets. wednesday journalist talks about his article on a

in a sense government is the god and they don't need this god that religious people look to. so yes, religion is a cornerstone. it's the first chapter. a young woman who believes she's uniquely made and a special individual from god is more susceptible, less susceptible to cultural influence. self-esteem, you have a self-satisfaction and you tend to look to others for that. where self-worth is your own worth as a human being. out you were created by god and it's really quite different. and it affects you personally and it affects a lot of the policy. >> host: i thought that was such an important conversation and one that i hadn't heard before was the difference between self-esteem and this kind of fundamental concept of self-worth. i know you didn't want people who are not religious to close the book and say i'm lost if i don't start with that cornerstone of religion but i thought it was interesting and that was someplace where i do think somebody can start. i was thinking to myself i have a lot of friends that aren't conservative that are worried about raising their daughter