economy, greg locke says many in his congregation are suffering. p's unwillingness to support a national ban on abortion. pastor locke: biblically, i believe there is never a time that we should opt for abortion. adoption over abortion 1,000 times every single time. judy: how much do you plan to advocate for him this year from now until the election? pastor locke: i don't plan to advocate for him at all, except going to the voting booth. judy: so, it's different from 2020? pastor locke: 100% different. i'm bored with politics, because politics is not going to save this nation. politics are going to be corrupt until jesus comes. and so i thought, you know what? i have wasted a lot of energy on tying to change something that i'm not going to change. judy: how do you see the country working its way through this divide right now? do you see people coming together? do you see one side weakening? pastor locke: i don't know that either side is weakening. i think both sides are emboldening themselves, and i think that is going to be dangerous. i don't know

i can't see into greg locke's heart. gospel that's redemptive, that's salvific, that brings people together, not pushes people apart. that realizes that, you know, christianity is a religion that builds bigger tables, not taller walls. unfortunately, the message of taller walls and keeping people out tends to do really well in america. judy: for the "pbs news hour," i'm judy woodruff in mount juliet, tennessee. ♪ amna: a first in the fashion world happened in sante fe, new mexico recently, putting a burgeoning fashion sector on the map. special correspondent megan thompson had a front row seat for our arts and culture series, "canvas." megan: it was what you might expect of a high-end, standing-room-only fashion show -- stunning clothing, booming music, and a decked-out crowd recording every minute on their phones. but what made this runway show different, all the clothing was created by indigenous designers from the u.s. and canada. the event was put on by the southwestern association for indian arts, or swaia. >> swaia

i would have loved this commercial if he had gotten in it and locked it from the inside. [ laughter ] >> gregething. i thought they found a way to make them smaller or something and then when he just did that. and then did you see the handshake debacle that happened afterwards? there was a fist bump that went to a hand and a fist and he did a thing and they hugged. >> greg: we don't have that, do we, producer? we do? let's see it. >> he's shooting for a fist... >> greg: the thing there. >> that part is infuriating. we get it. whoop, full hand! half hug. >> greg: you know what, that bothers me more than the trash thing. don't introduce a new hand gesture! >> absolutely. >> greg: 200,000 years of handshakes and now you want to do this? >> i prefer a fist bump. i don't want to touch your fingers! >> greg: now everybody thinks about what do i do? >> you don't touch my fingers with your fingers. that's what you do. >> greg: you only want one option. i'm sorry, kelly, are you as excited over this as the mayor? [ laughter ] >> wheels! listen, i had to back up, though, because my former employer, a c

greg: what happened? >> okay well it is over now i am like what my going to do? but think about this. the finale of love island was this weekend? what a six weeks to be locked a villa on fiji without your phone. >> greg: that is true. >> they just got out and what do you tell them first? >> greg: do you think they were news junkies? >> but first of all you can burst merch the cast of love island that is very on brand for you but regardless i feel like the assassination of a former president attempt attempted assassination that he was actually shocked and then also biden dropping out of the race i mean what would you even tell them first? did they start laughing? would they have been like you can't possibly? i mean what a six weeks. >> greg: you gave me an idea for a great reality show where you put people separated and then you'd like to them when they come out. >> but also it is not over yet. >> greg: they go out and you go that you would not believe what has happened half of the united states has been disappeared. >> i don't know how you can get crazier than this. also after the debate i remember when biden was going to the press conference and we thought

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the possession of the theodore roosevelt and its president, greg winn opened that safe the first time since 1954, and they a safe that was locked since 1954. no one wanted to look inside. so apparently they didn't have a safecracker around that. the letter there were letters inside that had never been seen or reported. so were you there when they opened the safe because wouldn't that have been pretty remarkable was there a remarkable bunch of letters about? well, and not only that. well, harvard, those letters, the single discovery since theodore roosevelt's death in 1919. but they might have looked earlier is all i can say. i agree with you. sometimes it's just luck. better to be lucky than good. i mean this and they are 11 letters, one of which is a letter from three theodore roosevelt's father to his three year old son. and it's got to it has to be the earliest letter written to him or you know he obviously couldn't at that point, but he thi is in washington, d.c. and he says, i have just come from the house of the president. the president governs, our whole country. and as i walked outside. i saw this statue and i want for

yeah, this that iconic image of him with the american flag in the background, might just lock it up for him, >> and greg, i mean, just briefly are running out of time. and i appreciate your time. obviously, on a very busy day for you. you know, there are more guns. there are more guns in america than there are people at the moment. in america than there are people at the moment . what we've seen at the moment. what we've seen overnight and witnessed with this attempted assassination, is it a product of the way the american political system is with this iconic figure at the head of either party? or is it the fact that everybody has access to guns? >> well, not everybody has access, don. and actually, most gun owners never commit crimes. 99.9% of gun owners don't ever do anything wrong. i think the problem is there are plenty of gun restrictions on the books. there are definitely more now than there were, say, ten years ago or or a generation ago. but they're not being enforced. and so here in chicago, if someone's arrested for a gun crime, they're released, right away. they don't serve any jail time. the

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lock on there or something if you have dogs. also perino on politics just dropped with bret baier. >> greg: sent late.i'm kidding, bret, because i know you are listening. your face. tonight, we got a good -- we have charles payne, morgan or ortagus, kat timpf and jeff dye. been a while greg's panda news. a giant panda man can birthday celebrated in china. birthdays a big deal. they get all these fruit cakes and flowers and all this stuff. they offer them gifts like he is a god. i suddenly realized something, pandas are just fat men in furry costumes. nobody has ever actually touched a panda. nobody, none of our viewers have. these are fat men in panda costumes who have played a fast one on us. i think it's time to out the pandas. >> judge jeanine: ducks real? >> greg: rubber ducks. >> jesse: vacation photo montage allah juan williams. there you go, greg, not a professional recover from. that's in parker's garage. not asking for handout but it would be nice. great restaurant. there i am with my way, way too short, shorts i should not have approved that picture. we have gigi. look at those blue eyes. lo

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greg: he used the wrong pronoun win he was shot. all rightly, is this not an admission of guilt? the other side is joy of reed lockedo you could not look or follow unless you gave you approval so clearly people were crawling back under their rocks. >> they are guilty and very telling to know just how upset joe and miko were about what happened this morning as after saturday, there were posts here at fox making calls that i want to work and send me somewhere and that instinctively if you are a reporter or journalist in the media for a moment like this as an american journalist, you feel a calling and refill callings in our own way and i wonder if they both we're happy that they were not on air. >> greg: they probably were not because they didn't have to work and work as hard for them in both sharing the same brain. >> say nice things about donald trump for three hours. >> greg: is is like being grounded? >> is like having toddlers a home and make them sit in the corner and having the management team from morning joe but they got together and decided the collective assets that work that show could not be trusted to be

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locked lips? jill would have been that is that you were out of here that's go. >> when people get super old did they just pretend to not know who their wife is? >> greg: yes.e joys of growing old. >> yes. >> greg: no officer, you are in my rife peer up -- wife. so ray. the officer says you will not make me a rest that old confused man, are you? >> i always thought the best thing about getting old is you can say whatever you want and people will get mad at you that is true i had not considered that. >> greg: but apparently in the white house it is just jill and hunter. everybody is gone. >> i feel like people know what it is like to be betrayed by somebody that you trusted. somebody in your inner circle they were down for you. they don't really talk anymore. it is devastating. right. but if i do not remember all of the good times it would be a lot easier. i wonder what he is going through honestly. because you are right we do not hear from him that often. when we do i do not know what we would do. if we hear him. does he know. that is what i want to know is does he know that all these people have betrayed him or does he not really notice? >> greg: it is lik