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this is hyrum lewis, he teaches that byu in idaho. here's the cover of his book, "there is a god: how to respond to atheism in the last days". i want to start with the last words, "in the last days" what are you referencing? >> referencing a specific faith tradition. there's a lot of work in apologetics coming out the new atheists have gotten very aggressive in the 21st century a. >> where the new atheists? >> usually talking about the four horsemen, richard dawkins, he wrote a book called the god delusion but he has some cold followers, sam harris, christopher hitchens passed on, and daniel bennett Ãbthe column the four horsemen of the atheist apocalypse. they are aggressive and angry. the old atheism of the 20th century was much more live and let live. the idea was i can't believe but if you want to believe that to our business and is probably good for you and probably good for society. the new atheists will have none of this. they will say i don't believe and to make sure nobody else believes either and i'm going to crusade to try

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i teach in idaho, the smaller school. brigham young university in utah which people now because of the football theme. i teach there, it is south of yellowstone national park, one of the most beautiful spots in the country. i shouldn't say this because i'm trying to keep it moving. i have had physicians at stanford university, i love it there. how did i get to apologetics? i should say by digression. i didn't mean to make this a major part of my study. during graduate school if you are reading intellectual history you're reading the atheist because they dominate the conversation, your reading karl marx and sigmund freud and the critical theorists, your reading atheist fingers nonstop. they were the big guns. what i would do is as i am reading and discussing these things i would -- an itch i had to scratch. ernest hemingway said it is like an exorcism. you have demons in your head you have to get rid of. i found that was true. i couldn't move on until i had written things down so i have these ideas of what i thought was a

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so what i teach at the university, idaho is u.s. history, i teach a course on american civics, film history, i've taught asian history in the past in a smaller department you get a variety of topics which is kind of fun but don't teach religious matters, so this is a side thing for me but something important enough to me in my own spiritual development and i thought they could be helpful for other people. today it means i'm so sorry. it is as if you are apologizing for your faith. it simply means defense of the faiths we talk about apologetics for christianity, people who speak out in favor of christianity, in favor of christian religion and beliefs in god against those people who would attack us and since there are so many it's gotten so much more than the 21st century. we need solid apologetics because they are not very good at the system it's just we don't have people standing up to them. part of my book i am not proud of it is a little bit hostile it can get a little bit something i need to work on. but the 80 guests behave like

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as you look at america, you've been in the squad car in idaho, what do you see? all when you travel outside of the united states, a lot of of people within the united states don't do that, you realize how good we have it here. this is the greatest country in the world bar none, by a long shot. the rights and the freedoms that we have here, you don't have those in other countries. i just got, i just got back in from being seven weeks out of country. i wanted to kiss the ground. i love what i do but i wanted to kiss the ground being back here in america. i hear much more support on the street and talking to people than you see maybe in the media. i think there is tremendous support for our law enforcement and there should be, i will do my little part to keep the good word going. harris: i know you're optimistic. i'm optimistic too. i hope that we have gotten to a place where we can continue to talk about these things. in small town america the suicide rate is rising among police officers. we need to start to talk to each other and shore each other up. i'm glad you'

idaho potatoes.nd i want it back. what is it with you and that truck? >>> some other news here not related to the ukraine inquiry. a source tells cnn that attorney general bill barr's investigation into the start of the 2016 trump/russia investigation is now a criminal matter. it allows prosecutors to subpoena witnesses and potentially file criminal charges. >> jerry nadler says this raises profound concerns that the justice department has lost its independence and is being used for president trump's political advantage. let's bring back former nsa attorney susan hennessy. let's set aside the timing here of the leak of this. that's possibly material as a distraction with other bad news this week, but at the substance, because john durham, let's set aside barr for the moment, he's respected by both sides. he presumably would need to be on board, would he not, for the expansion of this in a criminal direction. how substantive, how significant do you think this development is? >> well, so we don't know.

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