language and means who, like god michael, was able to lead faithful angels to a spiritual struggle against satan, his henchmen, the biblical book of revelations tells about this battle and there was a war in heaven michael and his angels fought against the dragon and dragons and angels. they fought against them, but they did not resist and there was no longer a place for them in heaven, the great dragon, the ancient serpent, called the devil and satan on earth, was unknown, and his angels were not known with him. today we celebrate the memory of this bright, archangel who is also called the archangel of god, that is, the leader of the heavenly host, the very word angel in greek means messenger messenger, we call them that because in the relationship between man and god, angels perform a service role. they proclaim to people the will of god the bible, we repeatedly find facts about how an angel informs a person a message from the lord, so the angel is the righteous zechariah and announced to him about the imminent birth, the son of the future great prophet john the baptist. an angel brought

this is the archangel of god michael and the icon of the mother of god worthy of eating these icons of9th century, the writing and the most it is interesting that the actual fire, when it was within these walls, it bore the name of the archangel of god michael and the first icon that a person brought to us in order to donate to the temple in 109-1990. this is an icon of the archangel michael, a young man, he brought this icon to her and says, father. i brought it so that you always remember my dad. i have a tragedy, my dad drinks a lot. i want you to pray. i don't know or is it a good heart this person has or something else a person just came two and a half years later to me and he speaks. these are the moments of joy, probably the most. they give us hope that if we want something and do it for the sake of the lord, then the lord is always our helper. very revered in the temple is a list of the icon of the mother of god hodegetria of smolensk, this icon is very close to the rector of the temple in the national art museum of the republic of belarus, a wonderful exposition of hodegetria

in the cathedral of the judicial party, which is dedicated in honor of the holy archangel of god michael it became a cathedral relatively recently since the formation of the slutsk soligorsk diocese in 2014, the holy synod of the russian orthodox church made such a decision to establish the slutsk party with its separation from minsk and from that moment this temple has become a cathedral. why exactly is it the most ancient temple in the city of slutsk, even more need to be said that it is the only temple that survived. in the persecution of the orthodox church, the difference between a cathedral and simple parish churches is that divine services are performed here daily with a divine liturgy with a daily opportunity to confess, take communion or simply come to the church for support and help from the servants of the church or the same parishioner. i am a parishioner of the church of the archangel michael, but for a long time i go to church in this temple. i was baptized hmm well, now, when i retired, well, every day, i attend worship, because i understand that it is impossible to live i

dear brothers and sisters, today the orthodox church celebrates the cathedral of the archangel of god michael holiday was established by the fruitless forces at the beginning of the 4th century and reminds us that at the beginning of time god created not only the visible world in which we live to the invisible angelic world, who are angels? each of us has heard this word, but not everyone understands its true meaning, not everyone knows the orthodox teaching about angels. after all, this is an important part of the spiritual life of every hri

two old words slavic god, and first save up, that is, the bogatyr is a man who has accumulated god michaellease tell me, there is such an expression of a mysterious russian nature. and how do you really think russians have a mysterious soul, indeed, we are different, and when they say mysterious, mysterious for foreigners, in my opinion. they are very rational in the west. here is a wonderful philosopher. zinoviev is such a western expression, e, he does not seem to regard capitalism. socialism is called western. i understand this, as life for a certain the formula is the life of such biorobots, and the russian person is different in that he feels much better. in my opinion. i express my point of view, it is inherent in us. uh, much more energy and feelings and examples. i can cite a mass, even in the russian language there is more feeling. have you noticed that well , let's say a line. you are still alive, my old woman, yeseninskaya, it is practically impossible to translate into english, because the word is alive of such a single word in english no there is a word either alive or dead, t

good morning, dear friends, on november 21, we honor the archangel of god michael with all the heavenlys day, when especially in tim and guardian angels. after all, they show it with care every single day at the dawn of christianity, believers often misinterpreted the word of god. some of them believed, for example, that angels are the creators of the universe along with the lord, such a belief obviously originated from pagan polytheism, but the ladice cathedral emphasized and reminded that there is only one true creator. who are the angels, these are bright, unmanned, blessed spirits faithful to the lord and sent by the creator in that this is to strengthen our faith in repentance. the multiplication of good deeds together with the archangel michael angels make up the bright heavenly host once the archangel overthrew from heaven, the prideful unit of lucifer and the inquisitive can read about this in the book of revelation of the holy apostle john the theologian. as the ancient texts say, lucifer was one of the three archangels close to the lord, and once he decided to rebel against go

michael arkhanev, and the mother and god of student architecture specifically of the french church, heret and useful from armchairs not only scales. so this is a domed church of the kryzhov, and such an architectural element, an entablature from the french rumor, is antonno table. it is from the sending to the cornices that the section of the column of the caribbean order is melting, we initially perceive this as yak horizontally dynamic. the dome of the arcade and the balcony for the arkhan come off on hunting monolithic columns near the wall of the frontal siege, there are two winding stairs that lead to the balcony. i'm also called the choir darkhan on the left vezha are stirred, effectively a unique pendulum hadidnik. the spirit of the hijaz, lost that yon, cut down at the seventeenth haystack , though not so long ago, by a pro-fucking survey, the origins established that the city was one of the city ’s oldest holiday of the year and tyranny was recognized on the elder with the altar completed to the east. uh, if there was a connection at all, grodno, we will see that all the other t

this, but this is, well, such a noodle on the ears, i asked a simple question uh hmm because my god michaelot the bom, most likely, and where did you ask him? well, that's a long time ago and shit. and he means, a beginner there or a beginner. i say, come on, i don’t care, and navalny poisoned putin. i say, yes, i'm putin to her now i'm interested in navalny i'm interested in me, the other one is interested, i said vashuri. yes, he said, it's very interesting. i'm talking and i'm interested. and why did the germans say that he was poisoned by a newcomer with a means of mass destruction. after all, a newcomer is a means of mass destruction. i say, the germans set you up for you, the americans. he says, why i say, as you understand, that the substance of mass destruction and the individual poison. these are different substances, completely german. they said the substance mass defeat. this means that thousands of people had to measure everything around, and they are not a minimum. yes, that's why it's here in practice, they really needed to prepare the ground that this was using russian. well,

we does a sentence michael myfa god maybe he's okay. >> the subject and a predicate.ret service is trying to protect them from natural causes? [laughter] [laughter] tha greg: that's funny, that is good, that is good forfu you knw emily, cap is right. it's not he's 80 but is not a strong 80. quick stuart is like 40. here's something, this is what annoys me about the ... i try to make t it about the number. they say for example, the chairo of one of the new hampshire democratic groups straight upps said and then a newspaper printed this pre-said tom brady won a super bowl at age 43 i think we have to reassess aging. what does that have to do witho our president being the crypt keeper? nothing. do is make theo conversation about the number tw o say medical science and miracles happen per that's not the point. the point is we all know a million 90 -year-olds that are literally smarter than we are and more with it and 40-year-old tot act like they 100 per thers always an example for each. i the bottom line is our president is absolute mortifying print that montage, that sh

and we guys have already directly embarrassed, of course, let's talk about something non- sexual michael god what else is dangerous, tight clothes and specifically a sports idea. like these ones cowards and for men. you know, there are such clothes, especially when a person sits down, there is such a fold and compresses the vessels - venous vessels, arterial and lymphatic vessels, too, and blood flow. it must be large enough, because if there is no blood flow it increases. thrombus formation and erythrocytes stick together and several clinical cases are described in a 25-year-old man. the occurrence of blood clots in the lower number is a picture directly from a scientific journal directly . here in such neoprene sports shorts. and now look at him here, already a blood clot. this is the bone, these pants. but from here, or rather, to here, genius. so this is already a blood clot, therefore, these clothes. it is specific in the same way as tight trousers, it is especially dangerous when you sit down here i turn around here like this. here, sit down a little bit you see, and here, uh, it bites

michael arkhanev, and the mother and god student architecture specifically of the temple of the fronthere uh, tell him and come under the armchair not only the scale. so this is the kryzhov domed church. what maya two vezhi uh, avenue and uh, hallway weakening the facade of the sob, help such an architectural element, yak entablature. e from the french language, tabl is a table, an entablature from the bottom. this is from a reference to the cornices of the tait section of the column of the caribbean order. what do we accidentally perceive? this is me, horizontal cornices, and what saprolds share this church on the site, and here beat him in the film carried away to the dynamic and handsome. the dome of the arcade and the balcony for the arkhan come off on hunting monolithic columns near the wall of the frontal siege, there are two winding stairs that lead to the balcony. i’m what they call the darga choir on the left vezha, an effective unique pendulum hadidnik spirits of jazz are stirred, i lost that yong, cut down at the seventeenth haystack, at least not so long ago, by a fucking

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god bless you. all right. michael waltz.t is what thanksgiving is all about. all right. got some headlines to get to here. beginning at our southern border. two more buses with 80 migrants pulling into philadelphia earlier this morning. this comes just days after two other buses carrying migrants arrives in the city from texas, meanwhile, the american civil liberties union is hoping to shut down nearly all detention censors that hold illegal immigrants. the aclu issuing a new policy briefing this week. calling on president biden to release 30,000 detainees, including convicts. and others with pending criminal charges. the ford motor company is recalling 518,000 suvs over a potential cracked fuel injector. ford says it could leak fuel and spark fires. the company has received at least 20 reports of fires. the nation's second largest automaker is recalling both bronco sport and escape suv models made between 2020 and 2023. ford is working on a software update that would if the fuel injector is compromised. cristiano reynaldo f

love to see michael jackson's to god that to back in the day thank you.ays, we can have an amazing musical act. check out this out. a 95 year-old great grandmother just won best new artist. >> at the latin grammys last night, cuban singer and songwriter and helen alvarez, the oldest musician ever nominated in the category. >> when she was a kid, she was discouraged from pursuing a music career by or dad. but she has since performed for her family for decades. and then her grandson said, you know, we should record release a collection of songs. and so that's what she did. and now look at her. a mother of 4, a grandmother, 9, a great grandmother, and she wins the best new he to 95. and my grandma just earned 83 on monday. you're watching high. >> you can do that. love this double. all right. let's wrap it up with one last check of the forecast. well, it's going to be a nice one. i know we were talking about the chance of on tuesday. that's basically gone that parade. it's and so we're just dry all the way through thanksgiving, which good for anything you ne

god complex for once. >> not all billionaires, okay? there are a lot of good ones. obviously, not bill gates or jeff bezos or michael or jk rowling or david geffen or can someone else talk? >> well thankfully, the self-proclaimed chief twit, god, wait. that's so funny. god, i actually love that so much. elon musk reassured advertisers tweeting, "twitter obviously cannot become a free-for-all hellscape" and "twitter will be forming a content moderation council with widely diverse viewpoints." >> obviously, elon will listen to his council. he's notoriously thick-skinned and, when challenged, only rarely publicly calls someone a pedophile. >> look, if the council doesn't moderate twitter to people's liking, musk needs to appoint a council-council to rule over the council. and if that doesn't work, he can just appoint a council-council-council who's in charge of the council-council. and if that doesn't work, i don't know what to tell ya. >> turning now to media news. anchor on fake news network in a disaster movie news nation, chris cuomo, is deviating from his usually placid demeanor and complaining about his ratings.

michael, this is a demonstration in many ways. in god. i stepped out of the shop. now you see the cold weather marching day. and the reason is the moment, right? this is the final destination was preachers were supposed to be presented by me. this will organize it. and when we got here, what they found was a tech savvy holding side by side, by this demonstration. and that, and get a look for just this morning. this is largely christian society and i plan to bring performing alongside took something so so difficult for many to understand all the same the demonstration and he had deliberate creatures. but you have been going by what we saw in the morning hours of marching. so just to get to know what they're looking, i promise actually will take charge will take all the minus it's been said in the press and not suit diplomatic channels that there are minus on board. it's been said that there were pregnant women or women with small children, or people with a fever till roman hall is the head of operations as far as humanities on board humanity, one of kathy on his cas

god bless, thank you. announcer: next country singers michael ray and john singers michael ray and john rich team up for as as a painful, blistering rash that can last for weeks. and it could wake at any time. think you're not at risk for shingles? it's time to wake up. because shingles could wake up in you. if you're over 50, talk to your doctor or pharmacist about shingles prevention. pete: before we go, i want to end with a song we all know and love, john rich where are you. a collaboration, take us home with god bless america. >> you got it. >> thank you, guys, did you have a good time tonight? [cheers and applause] pete did a great job, michael ray, a friend of his, we celebrated american greatness. we saw the best of us tonight, they got celebrated. and the way they live their lives to me echos back to the spirit of this country and the beginning of founding fathers. when you think about those people, they signed the declaration of independence, they were signing their death warrants with british empire, it the brits caught them they would hang them by their necks in their own front yards, burn thei

god? >> i'm frank, i'm a friend of mary's and michaels. a big fan of the book as well. mary, i wonder if you could talk a little bit about the book you wrote about russia, the soviet union. its impact on the u.s., and thinking about ideas the americans and the soviet union after world war ii. as well as how he thought about soviet union from has experiences there with stalin and others, and about the aftermath of that, how it affected him. also, if i could sneak one little question. a little further on, when he did land and hawaii, pearl harbor, he, i think he wrote some articles are editorials regarding japanese americans and their role that they might have played in the attack, or whatever. i think those are things you might have averted later. i'm wondering how some of those events, those articles he wrote in that book, might have influenced him later and some of the things erode or thought about, including one -- >> that's a really good question because we've sort of painted him as rather say like. he did make a couple mistakes. i think he admitted at. he did regret

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that's about the cannibalism that michael you me for god's sake, i'm sorry, love squatted more firmlyer the first regional they became the size back and forth after the second world marshal plan which, by the way, or marshal as we say, which the countries paid for a long time. you didn't ask for anything, so only our trucks were destroyed right from the pier, so to speak, by the press, because we refused. i also remember this, and the memory is long and evil. so it turns out, because america forgive me to the united states of america correcting myself. every time rises in the war, defense order for 500 hummers. well you got more you ordered 500 bottom 500 units of hummers to produce them. how many years it takes, and how much is needed for ukraine, this is crazy business. it's very cool. that's what we talked about, the owners sergeevich, that's all. and at the same time, look at everything. there is another component here, the american workers of the era of the soviet union, he is against the fuss. he also has the communist party. she has unions. he knows what happened. there the gre

. >> michael's gall bladder i swear to god. >> honestly i can't go.e, this is giving him some kind of, like, intense resurgence of like creative energy. and so we ran with that. >> asia. one sec. we're getting too much good stuff in too short a period of time. let's move -- let's move and move. we're getting too much. >> i'm thinking stop saying so much great stuff. >> asia -- >> it seemed like so many years of us shaping and creating this thing all of a sudden was thrown out the window and it was just, you know, anything goes. >> so what is your -- what is your hope? what do you hope will happen to change your situation? >> to be honest, i'm not a big fan of hope. hope is -- >> hold on one second. let me reset. >> in the middle of the heartfelt scene with asylum seekers, we're stopping and telling them to hold their thought and re-do it as if we're filming a movie or something. you know, breaking the natural heartfelt conversations that are not easy conversations to have. he would have never ever have done that. >> let's go. sorry. >> do it again. >>

god is at home. e serve welcome not only on around chanel and all of our extremes. the church of the archangel michaelone of the places where i will return from. a marvelous artifact, a copy of the goblet, the holy door of john kyseletska, prince henry the bearded. and she was canonized by the catholic church and taught the poor poor oud and orphans several hospitals for the sick and lepers. at the end of its nails, many paths have left their kingdom. by the will of the legend, the kalyadviga drank in hell until the water that was poured into the mouth of such a goblet was feasted by the wine. catholics, what is new from the memory of the holy intercessor of orphans, the sixteenth bonfire alley, is a map of the fact of diarrhea on the belarusian land and i taught its pronunciation. it's a riddle. i kuyasha need to unravel not the twentieth century at the excavations of the meat phenomenon, like the belarusian capital of the grand duchy of lithuania, this is definitely this meaning the fact that novogrudok of that time is the european capital, and we should be proud of this, we have our own non-polish

it was he who played out, our father michael he played out, so he is of a much greater degree. he was very patient. he was very devoted to godd to god probably it. this is the main devotion that led him through life to be friends, he was able to be disinterested, aventurine. even that our father was now shown photographs where he is standing in the reeds. sasha, he probably sent you too, because he sent these photos to many people, as it turned out, and to me, too, it was less than a week before his death. there, in kherson, he has not yet signed it, he has it in his style of reed pop. well, like a reed cat, yes a reed floor, and he also wrote, thank god and russia, really the words in which his whole life, thank god it's in the first place. this is the first priest that i have at least my memory. i may be wrong. who was awarded this title hero of russia and the first and he deserves it. this is not a man of action, he is not a hero of action, but a hero of life, as in cyprus, for example. uh, hero of the soviet union now in moscow just a week later he will return. and what do we people here in the rear, everyone needs to un

but what i will say is that michael, is that even those very serious, very good, very honest questions, the facts are incontrovertible pointing to the god of the bible. i still have questions for him as job had questions for him. there's things i don't get. i mean, it's no different than if somebody says like, you know do you do you believe your car works? are you going to do are you going to get in your car and drive to work tomorrow? i'll be like, yes. and they say, well, you know, carburetor works. no i have an infinity of questions. i cannot there's still an infinity of questions have. but the most basic question, yes or no? yes, it works. i get in, i turn the key. i go, i really think that if you're honest with regard to the existence of god, you, you, you, you, you, you can have deep, heart rending questions like the question of evil, the question of suffering but i think you're forced to conclude that i have to put those questions aside, because the overwhelming evidence points to god so that that's kind of where i stand, where did the idea for this book come from? well, when i met the nanoscience ist james tour and he kind of un

beingde sucked back in i'm a big movie buff in line i kept uttering from god father three if you've seen that movie and when michael>> he says just when i think i'm out they pull me back in. talking about the mob -- so and then strangely a collapse of hierarchy because as kind of days start progressing, we have some early success, and people were just sort of filtering into us and so i was at times on the phone with like retired four star generals and admiral who is had run the whole war who couldn't get their peel out. and so they were sort of, you know, we're alld. in it together like crowd source it is but times when my wife is listening to me talk to -- the one point general alan on speakerphone and trying to open a gate for us, and it's like three in the morning and italy we're in our hotel room exhausted because we spent whole day with four children running around, and it is like, you know, the second or third day we filled out full night sleep and i'm lying there with my phone own speaker, and i'm like you know general alan calls says hey sir how row doing like elliot quit a situation we've got here. sure do

god forbid, and it was snowing and sleet because of that. well, if hmm, he just put him to sleep, but in general, michael is a special saint for us, and startingev princes considered michael their patron saint, depicted him on in the old coats of arms of kyiv, the symbol of michael is also on the main choir of the time of bohdan khmelnytskyi and on many heavy flags . well, of course, michael has the signs of the subject and observing the weather. if the snow is wet today, then the future harvest will be good for us. very suitable because the snow tomorrow will really be wet... well, if it's a clear night on michaelmas, it will be a snowy winter... well, here the question is where is the clearing and where are the clouds? and about the clouds. i want to remind you about the actual precipitation and the phenomena that are observed uh, in winter, during the arrival of a cyclone, atmospheric fronts, well, it’s not winter yet, it’s november, but the processes are already very reminiscent of winter. to be honest, so that you don’t confuse the clouds, it rains, beets, wet snow, groats, hail , freezing rain, come to life, and dew is released from the

god to you so that we are lonely. by the way, i brought you a chevron. here, the one not made by hands, this is just the division of the archangel michael with the alaikumthank you, dear. this is a very valuable gift. for me, praying, we know under which more and more people are fighting today, this world will come. and now you can ask yourself to fulfill your cold spring on that very combat guitar to carry behind you. on when you came together very grateful. thank you very much. i want to tell a little. e about this song. that's it cold spring that was in march, yeah that started there, that started, uh, the fourth of february. this cold spring has begun and we are going. to the victorious warm spring, which we have associated with the ninth of may 45, and we are moving towards this spring. we will give everything so that this spring will come, so from this point of view i propose to listen to this song. cold spring sleeping distant lights. how long? i was looking for. dream of my love. the dream is making a good dance with snow and rain, warm the way for me . my spring. what will be ahead? find a dance of snow with rain, a dream, warm the way for me .

it’s like you’re not for them, thank god that at least this would be returned to this. this is kind of bad, but nevertheless, michael's fast forward to your cozy home, where did you show? we really have a cozy family nest attention. this house completely coincided with our ideas about the house. we didn't even argue about anything. he is generally quite old, we don’t like it right away, this is all new. i dont like. it seems to me that both the house and the apartment should bear the seal of life to bring a large family of all children together. and it was like this with us. it was impossible to collect from everyone, because my son lives in switzerland, it’s hard to pull him out of there, i can’t pull him out of work near cyrus now . well, we will undoubtedly do it for the children who live here. here polina's car came polina almost yes it will 20 the same daughter is the same age. look, these are already adults. children. here is daughter, this is polina yes, polina is mitya yes, this is mitya, here he is small. here he is big, this is alla, we are traveling with her in france. i will tell you children, in general

michael, he himself ran away from there, of course. why did you see him? why didn’t the head of godhim so that he didn’t want to. that's all. you said he was drunk. is that so, of course, he brought alcohol and offered you a drink. during the interrogation, i note even more strange details of this story were revealed. 44-year-old sergey zhukov it turns out that he had already been convicted. and three times for theft, theft, or extortion of weapons, as well as non-payment of alimony. he is divorced, as it turns out. and judging by he is not interested in everything about his child and does not help him in any way. with all this, for some reason he was allowed to work in a children's educational institution. and a senior guard. and how such a person, uh, such a person was arranged to work in a school, and why did no one e check his track record, these questions are indignant parents. now, a is assigned to the school leadership. there, however, they shrug their shoulders and say that what happened is not their area of ​​​​responsibility. that is, you were not aware at all that he had

god and not leave us sinners in our prayers. unfortunately, with your blessing, i am staying in pskov and with us. all-night vigils under e, michaelpskov flock. with all my heart i congratulate you and pray for you. well, channel russia 24. in particular, i join these congratulations and wish the most holy vciom the best in health. and, of course, continue to pray for peace, vladyka, we devoted the last program entirely to this hmm about the events in ukraine how to come to peace, which will mean victory or defeat in a special military operation, unfortunately, we did not have enough time and continue now to talk about what are traditional values ​​for our country and why recently at the state level at the presidential level the task is to protect these very values ​​on november 9, the president signed verbatim. this is what the basis of the state policy for the preservation and strengthening of traditional spiritual and moral values ​​is called. why do we need this law after the value of gorin because if we need to be reminded and introduced into the law? what is decency kindness? sacrifice for the sake of one’s highest ideals ,

michael myers, samson. the executive producer first kid puppy, wonder woman. oh, my god, they are so cute. catwoman, little tommy is sis spider-man.n is he angry? s here is sam fox son teddy'st s frankenstein peer that is great but he decided that wasn't scary enough. we changed into this mask to go trick-or-treating with hisr cousin, julia. okay, that is itus for us tonig. that is not great, but you can't do that forever.no i'm still dressingw. up. thank you for watching. ere.greg gutfeld in the gang tat from here. happy halloween. ♪ ♪ >> carley: a fox news alert, several children shot on halloween night in chicago. a gunman on a crowded intersection leaving a total of 14 people hurt. the police say one of the victim is just three years old. you were watching "fox & friend first" on tuesday morning, i'm carley shimkus. >> todd: todd piro, it started helping victims including a 13-year-old girl. he says we brought her to an ambulance but the ambulance driver

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god bless america. host: the independent line, this is michael. caller: good morning. for c-span for your service. quickly on the hunger in america , quickly, a caller called in and asked, why can't we -- why do we have poor and hungry people? basically, it is a capitalist system. we come in america -- the concept of socialist concepts are anathema in this country. anytime you suggest you have to pay more in taxes, no. we do not want to pay taxes, we want this, that. we do not seem to want to pay for it. that is the capitalist system. thank you very much, enjoy your day. host: up next is david on the republican line. hello. caller: thanks for having me. one of the things we had recently in the supreme court is the affirmative action case. what i want to understand, as someone who has read henry louis gates the harvard historian, he made it very clear that virtually every african body sold into slavery to the europeans were previously enslaved by the empire in africa. so why -- if affirmative action on the one hand us about diversity, why are we allowing former nigerian

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the new hulu documentary god forbid about the sex scandal surrounding falwell and his wife also showed some surprising and disturbing light on his trump endorsement. >> michaelent and they want my endorsement. i didn't take it seriously, i'm like, you can't be serious, right? it is probably for ratings. there's no way he is actually running. it's, like no, no, he really wants to run. we believe that he can actually win. if jerry was gonna get more involved in politics just how is that did, he has to ensure that all dozens were tie. >> tied up. i am happy to welcome billy corbyn, the director of god forbid, streaming on hulu right now. and msnbc columnist anthea butler. she is a religious studies professor and graduate chair at the university of pennsylvania. and the author of white evangelical racism, the politics of morality in america. i'm gonna just say it billy, i have seen the documentary, it is extraordinary. but help our audience understand, it is like i am tearing up my mouth asking. what were the loose ends jerry falwell needed to tie up. just gross. >> well, jerry falwell, the president of the largest christian university in the world and his wife

michael youssef here. you know, the right says that christ was conservative. the left says christ was radical, but christ is the creator, godesh, and he's the only one who can give you peace, and he wants to give you that peace, eternal peace. will you come to him? - [woman] are you looking for peace that can withstand any hardship that life can bring? visit findingtruepeace.com to find answers. that's findingtruepeace.com. >> trace: the tuesday following thanksgiving is known as giving tuesday. the global generosity movement has inspired millions to give gifts of money, time, skills, and a whole lot more. in the spirit of the season let's bring in army veteran and founder and ceo of authentically american. it's great to see you. we saw the shot. i want to put these on the screen. giving tuesday is important to a lot of people. what can you do, pay for the coffee of someone in mind? plant flowers in your neighborhood. donate laptops to schools, pick up trash in your community, leave quarters at a laundromat. the whole concept is that you don't need a lot of money. it is saying we will do something nice for someone. >> i cou

god for them. what a night to celebrate. >> what a night to celebrate veterans day. what a way to close our show and our week. michael you so much for joining us. >> thank you. >> on that note, i wish you all a very, very good night. at the end of a very long week. from all of our colleagues across the networks of nbc news, thanks for staying up late. not just tonight, but all week long. have a very safe weekend. i'll see you at the end of monday. monday. >> she hugged me and she said she was sorry. and i burst into tears. i burst into tears. because that to me is a true example of humanity.

than a full poke of cambridge holy trinity college michael benner its all certain that the savior could be transgender as some images show the son of godthe dean of the university of cambridge, dr. michael benner, said that the opinion that christ could be of a different gender has a right to exist after a sermon by one of the cambridge junior researchers and part- time visiting preacher. joshua heath stated that christ was transgender. i think jesus is fast with someone even the phrase jesus mourns jerusalem shows what jesus is gathering around jerusalem gathers itself like a net around itself. we also see that he is not married and has no children. he denied the sexual and sexual norms of his day. it is associated with people's sexual preferences and case are not clear. according to the parishioners from the words spoken some of them burst into tears some of them felt as if they were excommunicated one even shouted heresy at the priest, leaving the premises moreover, the preacher showed the parishioners three paintings of the crucifixion, including the work of the artist jean mauele from 1400. lamenting over christ comparing the woun

michael youssef here. you know, the right says that christ was conservative. the left says christ was radical, but christ is the creator, godho can give you peace, and he wants to give you that peace, eternal peace. will you come to him? - [woman] are you looking for peace that can withstand any hardship that life can bring? visit findingtruepeace.com to find answers. that's findingtruepeace.com. i know there's conflicting information about dupuytren's contracture. i thought i couldn't get treatment yet? well, people may think that their contracture has to be severe to be treated, but it doesn't. if you can't lay your hand flat on the table, talk to a hand specialist. but what if i don't want surgery? well, then you should find a hand specialist certified to offer nonsurgical treatments. what's the next step? visit findahandspecialist.com today to get started. ♪ david: so we're getting new details after the ukraine-russia war spilled into poland. a missile strike killed two people in poland which is a nato country. jacqui heinrich has the latest on what president biden and the polish president discussed, jacqui? reporter: d

god. because it is a judgment. because there has been sin, and the sin has been purged. and i think it's also true, as michael mentioned earlier, that since he himself was assassinated he came to function in our theology as devised, as a martyr of the process of emancipation and liberation. then, because of the failure of reconstruction and the imposition of segregation and disenfranchisement of black people, it was necessary for the civil rights movement to come around and bring about a further redemption of the constitutional guarantee of freedom. and here, it was martin luther king junior who played that central role. it's not an accident that is most famous speech took place in front of the lincoln memorial. and then he too was assassinated, becoming a further martyr of this political theology of the constitution, in which a price is being paid, a price of blood and sacrifice is being paid, to try to cleanse us of the sins of slavery and of racism. so, that is a political theology that i think is still with us and deepened and made even more powerful by the civil rights movement and by martin luther king'