with reverend franklin graham. reverend graham, it's interesting about louis zamperini. he went back to japan after everything they did to him. >> when jesus christ, greta, came to stay at centers, franklin graham is a sinner. louis zamperini is a sinner. but god sent sinner, zamperini is a sinner. god sent his son to the earth and he died for our sons. he will come into anyone's life for anyone who is willing to trust him. zamperini was at the end of his road when he saw god and he saw how much god had forgiven his sins. he felt he had no choice but to go back to japan and forgive those who had mistreated him. he went back a few years later and he wanted to meet the bird -- he never did. he avoided coming to justice but the other guards, they were able to capture, he went back and told him, i forgive you because god has forgiven me. he shared with these japanese soldiers, they were now pows. he shared with them what god had done for him in his life and why he could forgive them because when he went forward that ni

library. >> thank god for billy graham.lible in my heart and mind. the heart of my story. the heart of my whole life. >> oh, wow. >> look at that sign. >> memories of the greatest day of my life when i came to christ. it's indelible. >> also indelible on louis' heart are the scriptures that came alive to him in 1949. through the years they fed his soul. he found undeniable truths that were deeply personal. >> in my distress i called to the lord and called on my god for help. he reached down from on high, took hold of me and drew me out of deep water. i tell you when i read that, tears came to my eyes because that's exactly what happened. the greatest question that anyone can face is what have you done with jesus christ? >> coming up, more on reverend billy graham and the missionary work of louis zamperini. hey! guess what day it is?? >>hump day! hummmp daaay! it's hump day! >>yeah! >>hey mike! mike mike mike mike mike! >>mike mike mike mike mike. hey! he knows! hey! guess what day it is! hey! camel! guess what day it is! >>

library. >> thank god for billy graham. he's indelible in my heart and mind. the heart of my story. the heart of my whole life. >> oh, wow. >> look at that sign. >> memories of the greatest day of my life when i came to christ. it's indelible. >> also indelible on louis' heart are the scriptures that came alive to him in 1949. through the years they fed his soul. he found undeniable truths that were deeply personal. >> in my distress i called to the lord and called on my god for help. he reached down from on high, took hold of me and drew me out of deep water. i tell you when i read that tears came to my eyes because that's exactly what happened. the greatest question that anyone can face is what have you done with jesus christ? >> coming up, more on reverend billy graham and the missionary work of louis zamperini. i take prilosec otc each morning for my frequent heartburn. because it gives me... zero heartburn! prilosec otc. the number 1 doctor-recommended frequent heartburn medicine for 9 straight years. one pill each mor

ok... >>> we're back with reverend franklin graham. >>> we're back with reverend franklin graham, presidentsociation. it is interesting about louis zamperini, he actually went back to japan after everything they did to him, didn't he? >> he did, when jesus christ died, and we celebrate christmas, he came to save sinners. franklin graham is a sinner, louis zamperini is a sinner. but god sent his son to the cross, he shed his blood for our sins and was buried for our sins. he will come into any heart that is willing to trust him to come into their life. and louis zamperini was at the end of his road. and when he experienced god's forgiveness and his life was changed and he saw how much god had forgiven him of his sins, he felt he had no choice but to go back to japan and forgive those who had mistreated him. so he went back a few months later. he wanted to meet the bird. he never did. that man avoided being captured and avoided coming to justice. but the other guards they were able to capture. and he went back and he told them i forgive you, because god has forgiven you. he shared with the ja

the reverend frankly graham.ice to see you, reverend. >> thank you. >> why was -- what was hi relationship with your father? >> he was a war hero and the whole country knew him. torrance named their airport after him in honor of him, thinking he was dead. because he was so well known as an olympian and his heroism in the second world war. my father was just a young preacher. no one knew who he was. but he was holding a meeting in 1949. he was asked by a group of christian businessmen and some pastors to come and hold a service in washington and hill downtown los angeles, they put up a big tent and louis zamperini's life was falling apart. he was an alcoholic. he was -- his marriage was failing. his wife had already filed divorce papers. she was leaving him. but she went to hear my father. this young man no one heard of. she gave her heart to jesus christ and her life was changed. and she came back and said i am not going to divorce you. i gave my life to jesus christ and i'm not going to divorce you. he was thril

billy graham is really interesting, because billy graham is from north carolina.raham's two grandfathers were federate soldiers. one grandfather had a limb lost during the civil war, and the other died with a union bullet in his arm. when billy graham was starting his ministry, he met with his mother and cliff barrows, who was his lifelong musical director, who i interviewed. cliff barrows told me this story. he said, it is his mother who recommended "the battle hymn of the republic" asked billy graham's theme song, in part because he loved the song, but also because billy graham had great ambitions as a preacher, and he did not want to be dismissed as just another southern preacher. by having "the battle hymn of the republic," a song he loved he was a national, even international preacher. he houses his ministry in the north, in minneapolis. he exemplifies the message -- his truth, our day, our god is marching on. "the battle hymn of the republic" speaks to his very straightforward evangelical message, and it also liberates graham from his southern identity. ther

what is it that sends graham -- sets graham apart from christians? first his view of the church.camping and david koresh culpable out of the church and graham did the opposite, he wanted believers to work together to build bridges which made him less offensive or threatening. he differed with qureshi -- koresh on the battle of armageddon. and unlike camping he believed you could not know the date of the second coming so it is always imminent am a not right around this corner but the next corner. that was the genius to keep expectations high. camping criticize the american government and graham befriended politicians. while qureshi became -- david koresh -- so graham might've been more dangerous in terms of this influence about how he is influenced american history. the work of these three prophets of doom give life to the idea that millions believe the time is nine. -- night. the u.s. has produced creative animated -- innovative leaders. sometimes like david koresh their work threatens the nation, like harold camping they provide amusement and like billy graham the work can shape

>> lindsey graham.e john mccain, you're going to love lindsey graham. >> my 4idñillegitimateson lindsey graham -- >> if you want a war, he is forit. put your hands together for lindsey graham. >> sam, my man, your reaction to lindsey graham. >> not happen with that. he is more of a whammy pick without being a whammy. >> i had him ranked 20 out of 25. >> the only person that seems to want him to run is john mccain, not lindsey graham. >> michael steele, what number? >> let's go to 15 because that is before 16. >> that's right. i like your strategy. this is how you ran the rnc. ready? we got santorum! >> rick the sweater vest daysfg(; over. the last time that republicans had this many people in their primary field, everyone got to run up and take a turn in the spotlight and i'm hoping that ben gets to do that too. >> he will run for president -- >> he will win a news cycle. >> are there any democrats on this board or --? >> yes, they just have not turned up. >> i'm going to go with my strategy that almost

>> lindsey graham.you like john mccain, you're going to love lindsey graham. >> my illegitimate son, lindsey graham, is exploring that option. >> if you want a war, he is for it. put your hands together for lindsey graham. >> sam, my man, your reaction to lindsey graham. >> not happy with that. he is more of a whammy pick without being a whammy. >> i had him ranked 20 out of 25. >> the only person that seems to want him to run is john mccain, not lindsey graham. >> michael steele, what number? >> let's go to 15 because that is before 16. >> that's right. i like your strategy. this is how you ran the rnc. ready? we got santorum![úd >> rick santorum. the sweater vest days are over. he is back with a new look and probably some new ideas we're really not sure. all i know is don't google him. he's former pennsylvania senator rick santorum. >> that will work, baby. >> that will have some legs. >> will he appear in any debates or not? >> i'm clearly in the lead based on great skill at this game, i feel confide

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graham deferred with kresh. he believed there would be a battle, but jesus could do the fighting shs not jesus' followers, so there was no need to stockpile weapons. unlike camping, graham believed you could not know the date of jesus' seconds coming. it was always eminent. not right around this corner, it's around the next corner. it was the genius of his work was to keep expectations high. they had different perspectives on the date state. while they criticized the american government, gra. ham befriended politicians of both political parties. graham counselled and shared with them the rhetoric that they both ended up adopting for their various policies. so in this way, graham might have been more dangerous depending on your own politics and theology than kresh in terms of his influence in the way in wish his doom saying influenced american history. so to conclude. the work of doom give life that indicates millions of americans believe the time is nigh. why americans are obsessed with the apocalypse is not ent

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more with senator lindsey graham. heinous attacks in france renewing concerns over radicalization and terror plots here in the u.s. fox news senior correspondent eric shawn with that angle. >> good morning, everyone. we are at war with radical islamic terrorism period. as you recall and recoil at the horror of the paris attacks, our anger and defiance should not come as any surprise since the first shots in this war were fired by them here on our soil 25 years ago. >> bang with his gun right through the artery and out the cheek and he fell right down. >> shannon taylor says there was a conspiracy to see us as enemy. it came 25 years ago november 5th, 1990 when he took a photo of a man gunned down. his killer was caught and prosecuted at first as a lone gunman but three years later when the world trade center was bombed, it became clear he was part of a larger islamic threat. a member of the radical islamic group. >> i heard the so-called blind sheikh and his minions said to kill americans. >> more attacks followed in

and the republican party platform which lindsey graham actually disagrees with.raham believes it is not humane it is not practical to force certain women to deliver babies against their will. hillary clinton thinks the same thing. the difference between them is simply how do you define that group of women who should be allowed to terminate pregnancies? the supreme court's definition and hillary clinton's definition are very clear. it is the same in all 50 states. the law applies to all american women as the law should. senator graham's definition is a mess with at least 50 different definitions depending on where you live. according to his definition what's fair in one state sun fair in another. but at least, at least he recognizes the fundamental principle that 88% of americans recognize that there is a practical and humane case for abortion. u have enough money to live life on your terms? i sure hope so. with healthcare costs, who knows. umm... everyone has retirement questions. so ameriprise created the exclusive confident retirement approach. now you and your

this is senator lindsey graham saying what the remedy is. here it is. >> we need to get a ground component to complement the air campaign. there is no mythical arab army in the making. we're going to need an international force, at least 10,000 americans, to provide special forces to take on isil. >> he's proposing what, iraq all over again? >> he's proposing endless war. what it does to nations is it saps liberties and securities. people in this country have more wisdom than the elite. they don't have the stomach for going into other countries we're not occupying. the backlash will be even more severe. there are ways to combat terrorism. we have lost an opportunity since 9/11 when policing -- to put it on a war footing. if they want to propose this they should go fight. i'm not kidding. i mean these people have no measure -- they don't have any accountability. >> steve, your response to the senator. >> a few years ago, we used to do things with u.s. senators. they would pick movies they enjoyed. lindsey graham had his night and he picked a

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lindsey graham cannot stand rand paul.d paul is emerging as a really force to be reckoned with in this field, i think he wants to get on the debate stage and hand it to rand paul. >> so forget about the vice presidential nomination, just get his voice on that debate stage to rip up rand paul on foreign policy. >> that's a big piece of this. he feels like there's nobody representing that point of view, that mccain-lindsey graham point of view and rand paul is emerging as somebody as a force to reckon with. he is a relative dove in this field. >> hillary clinton, mike allen writes this about this delay situation -- >> how could hillary clinton ever look political. >> i don't know where that comes from. >> any way, look, she to the in on january 20th, 2007 last time. two full years before she would even have been inaugurated. that was a very long campaign. she had to get in earlier, because barack obama had gotten in earlier and he was a real threat to her. he won that time. she doesn't face that this time. none of the democr

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former senator bob graham is here to weigh in. and serial the popular podcast about a murder case that is captivating millions. might it lead to a new trial for a man serving life? who better to ask than allenan dershowitz dershowitz that and much more so stick with us. >>> welcome to the program. we start with a burning question royaling the nation's capital. did the third ranking republican in congress once speak to a white nationalist organization founded by former ku klux klan grand wizard david duke? that will be on the minds of members of congress when they begin reconvening in washington. after their christmas recess. steve scalise was a louisiana state representative on the rise back in 2002 when he reportedly addressed the european american unity and rights conference. he was invited by an adviser to duke. scalise said he didn't remember addressing the group but said in a prepared statement that it was quote a mistake i regret. which sounds like he was there. but then that political adviser who initially told "the washing

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senator graham welcome back to "meet the press." let me start with a basic question that i've been hearing from a lot of folks over the last 14 years, the policy of going after these terrorist groups has been to disrupt, dismantle and destroy george w. bush's policy promise, president obama's. 14 years we killed a lot of people, but we have not defeated this enemy. why? >> well, once you liberate a country like iraq, and you don't have a force, they fill in the gaps. syria is a failed state. the civil war in syria basically broke the country apart. and only thing i can say is you have to deny the enemy's safe haven, withdrawing from iraq prematurely was a mistake. not supporting the free syrian army three or four years ago was a mistake. you have to stay after these guys. >> are you advocating more troops in a place like syria now, more troops potentially? is it yemen we need to do? what is the answer now? we want to debate about some of the things in the past about iraq, but what is the answer now? >> well, the answer now is to den

harding points to the charlottesville serial rapist and murder of uva student hannah graham. he said if the dna was collected of jesse matthew when he committed previous crimes, she might still be alive. >> if his sample was taken for misdemeanor trespass in 2010 it, would have matched the skin cells and fingernail of the rape victim up in fairfax. so if he's guilty of that event, you know he would get serious time and we'd probably have incarcerated -- and would probably have been incarcerated at the time hannah walked in the downtown mall. >> if it were in effect at the time when morgan harrington was at a concert in charlottesville in october 17th , 2009, she might still be with us today. >> reporter: both harrington and harding say they understand privacy concerns with expanding dna collection, but harding says the database has not been abused once in the past quarter century. >> look at each example and i think the dna data bank has proven to be so, so valuable to law enforcement and protecting victims that it outweighs those concerns. >> i think it's kind of a no braine

matthew of the last person seen with uva student hannah graham when she disappeared in 70. after a nationwide manhunt -- in september. after a nationwide manhunt graham's body was found in a rural area 12 miles south of charlottesville. the judge ordered the commonwealth to hand over evidence to the defense by january 23rd. the trial is scheduled for march, but the defense attorney told the judge that the files she had to go through already were 3 inches thick and she indicated she might not be ready then. we may hear a continuance in the next motion. >>> the colorado springs chapter of the naacp reopened and is back in business after an attempted bombing. federal investigators say somebody left two homemade bombs at the building. only one blew up, nobody hurt and minor damage. authorities are on the hunt for a person of interest seen leaving the building shortly before the device exploded on tuesday. >>> did you thank a police officer today? a lot of people did. this is national law enforcement appreciation day and in a gesture of support and goodwill students and staff at

taylor's attorney requested dna testing of matthew after he was arrested in the hannah graham case and is currently charged with abduction with intent to defile. >>> an american university professor charged with breaking into an office building near campus and setting a series of fires pleaded guilty today. david pitts was arrested trying to steal prescription drugs from the foxhall square office building last s. he set several items on fire near the -- last september. he set several items on fire near the parking garage. a search of pitts home turned up 5,400 pills. he faces 25 years when sentenced in march. >>> a special education teacher indicted on federal charges of child pornography possession and distribution. 61-year-old peter flynn was arrested at his silver spring home today and had his first court appearance. flynn was a special education teacher at bethesda chevy chase high school until september last year. when the school system learned of the investigation, he was moved to an administrative position away from the children. >> there's no evidence that the defendant took an

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>> well you know i think lindsey graham looks -- an average point about governor bush and mitt romney being the adults in the room is a good point. it hasn't clept them from rolling up. you still have donald trump. you have sarah palin. and there's going to be a battle to see who is the right wing the tea party candidate. and that tea party candidate is going to come into the primaries with a lot of strength. and it's going to be a battle. i don't think it's necessarily governor romney or governor bush. and lindsey graham probably looks at the field and says hey, i might straddle the establishment can't. and a little bit of the tea party camp. and maybe i can sneak through. i don't think he's running just to make rand paul's life difficult. let ne tell you, and howard you know this better than anybody. running for anything is hard. running for governor mayor, but running for president is really hard. you don't do that to screw pup somebody else's life. >> it is the same article in fox notes lindsey graham is known as lindsey grahamnesty. he's not seen as a standard bearer for the tea

lindsey graham for united states? >> are you kidding me? many less serious people than lindsey graham have run for president of the united states. first of all, he spent eight years already on the campaign trail for president with his friend, john mccain. >> yeah. >> you know, he'll definitely have the same base as john mccain meaning the press will love to get on that bus. >> the side car. >> i think he wants to talk about his foreign policy positions. >> yeah. >> he wants to talk -- he is a major voice for conservative foreign policy. if he wants to talk about it, i've seen less credible -- >> you are so generous. go ahead. >> already the republican debate stage is going to have to be theater in the -- >> i love it. 25 people. >> lindsey graham, no reason not to throw your hat and there and also get an opportunity by saying that to start pushing the debate more toward the hawks and away from the isolationists. >> who's not a hawk in the republican party? >> rand paul. >> who else? >> rand paul. >> he's such a hawk. they always screw it by

i wouldn't discount carly carly carly fiorina, anybody many this race least of all lindsey graham.o think karl's right too, i agree with him the south carolina piece of this. you know we had tom harkin run in iowa, senator from iowa go one year in 1992, everybody skipped it, and that gave bill clinton a shot at new hampshire and onwards, you know iowa suddenly didn't mean anything anymore in the democratic party. it used to be the place you had to win. that changed that year. lindsey graham's entry, if he does get in, could change the way south carolina decides this thing. that could delay the process and could go on for a long time. jon: one thick you say, karl, in that "wall street journal" column is these candidates should not rely on criticism of barack obama or hillary clinton to propel them to the white house. everybody's going to have to come with big ideas. >> yeah, absolutely. look, if you take a look at the poll, the cbs poll it had four groups. it had the people who were well known with positive images those who were well known but had bad imagings, and those that were n

>> seth: please welcome lauren graham. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> hi. >> seth: hi, how are you?> good, how are you? >> seth: good. so happy you're here. >> we're both talking so loud. >> seth: we are. when people are cheering, you just have to talk loud. they're clapping but also want to hear everything we say. so how are you doing? this is -- i mean we haven't seen the last episode, but you shot the last episode. >> yeah. >> seth: how do you feel? >> um, it was -- it's really difficult, but also really nice to be able to say good-bye because -- >> seth: because you knew it was your last episode. >> we knew it was the last season, and i've mainly been on shows where they just yank it, like, you like find out later.

hannah graham abduction. on september 13th hannah graham accident a u.v.a. student from fairfax county vanished in charlottesville. nearly two weeks later, jesse matthew was taken into custody in galveston, texas, extradited and charged in graham's abduction. investigators say evidence links her case with the murder of morgan harrington in 2009 and a brutal 2005 rape in fairfax for which matthew was later charged. number three relicia rudd's disappearance. in march she vanished and she was last seen with a 51-year-old janitor at the d.c. homeless shelter where rudd lived. tatum is believed to have killed his wife and himself. no one knows what happened to relicia. her disappearance has led for calls of reform in multiple city agencies. number two, marion berry's death. he lived a controversial life fulz of highs and lows. there is no doubt marion berry is the most prominent politician d.c. has ever had under home rule. four term mayor and long time council member passed away november 23rd leading to an outpouring of grief including from many who credit him w

we should point out franklin graham is the son of billy graham.ge in arkansas? that's completely crazy -- all crazy -- >> it really is andrea. apparently there are a firing range in arkansas which has designated itself a muslim-free zone. they have a no muslim sign hanging on the outside of their store. and an indian -- american indian hindu college student went to the firing range with their father and because of the brown skin they thought they were muslim and denied them service. if it was a gun range with no blacks or jew sign i would be horrified. arkansas can do a lot better in the year 2015. >>> as we look to europe there's increasing tensions anti-muslim backlash we've seen steps taken by france against a prominent muslim comedian while they are busy proclaiming free speech in the name of quts"charlie hebdo" appropriately and at the same time we have the jewish community feeling under siege. i don't know whether heads of government can deal with this what faith leaders can do what we in journalism can do. >> you know that's a very good que