recently held what was billed as the world's largest meeting on religious freedom international religious freedom delegates were welcomed by the same donald trump who said in 2016 i think islam hates us and when he became president a year later moved to bar the citizens of several muslim majority countries from entering the u.s. how does that help you all can pay for religious freedom and i see it all is something for us that religious freedom is specifically a right of everybody everywhere all the time and what he's primarily discussing are immigration issues but you're certainly immigrated to your own party i mean people like john. ok the late john mccain lindsey graham who were horrified by the state said this executive order sends a signal intended or not that america does not want muslims coming into this country and you can go to any state united states and you have mosque there or there and if you want to open up one yourself you can do it and the point of what we were talking about when i was psyched about here is international religious freedom. and that is guaranteed here in the

protecting religious freedom is one of my highest priorities and always has been viewed last year, our secretary of state come up, hosted the first ever ministerial to advance internationaligious freedom. this year's ministerial, secretary pompeo announced plans to create the international religious freedom alliance, of like-minded nations devoted to confronting religious persecution all around the world. i have appointed a special envoy to monitor and combat anti-semitism. we are standing up for almost 250 million christians around the world who are persecuted for their faith. it is estimated 11 christians -- justed every day think of this. day, forians per following the teachings of christ. who would think that was possible in this day and age? who would think it was possible? with us today is pastor andrew bunsen, who was imprisoned in turkey for a long time. last year, my administration was thrilled to bring him back home after a very short and respectful negotiation with a , a man who has become a friend of mine fortunately, president erdogan of turkey. i called the president and said, i am an innocent man. they had been trying to get andrew out a long time, previou

religious freedom is one of my highest priorities and always has been. last year our secretary of state mike pompeo hosted the first to advanceerial international religiousreedom and this year's ministerial, secretary pompeo announced plans to create the international religious freedom alliance, an alliance of like-minded nations devoted to confronting religious persecution all around the world. i've appointed a special envoy to monitor and combat anti-semitism, we are standing up for almost 250 million christians around the world who are persecuted who have faith it is estimated that 11 christians are killed every day for the following -- just think of this, 11 christians a day for following the teachings of christ, who would even think that's possible? in this day and age, who would think if that is possible? with us today is pastor andrew brunson, who was imprisoned in period ofa long time. might ministration was road to bring him back home after a very short and respectful negotiation with a very strong man and a man who has become a friend of mine oganunately, president erd of turkey. i called the president and said he has been in his -- he is an in

the president announced the newly formed international religious freedom alliance inviting countries with shared values to join in the fight against images persecution. in new york, lauren green, fox news. >> donald trump announcing allocation of an additional $25 million to protect religious freedom. joining me now, us ambassador at large for international religious freedom sam brownback, good to have you. mike pence to aim at beijing today, let's listen. >> the communist party in china has arrested christian pastors to been a stable of bibles, demolish a defendant president million believers in the muslim population. >> what is being done to confront china's crackdown on both christians and muslims? >> we are raising this issue, pushing it forward tomorrow at the un, the deputy secretary of state will be hosting an event, and what is taking place to the muslim population there and we are continuing to raise this issue and build alliances of other individual countries that are concerned about what is taking place to their religious adherents that are active in china, china is at war

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the president announced at the meeting the newly formed international religious freedom alliance invitinges with shared values to join in the fight against religious persecution. in new york, lauren green, fox news. >> mike: president trump also announcing the allocation of an additional $25 million to protect religious freedom. joining me now, u.s. ambassador at large for international religious freedom, sam brownback. stir ambassador, great to have you. >> was a pleasure to join you. >> mike: vice president pence took aim at beijing today, let's listen. >> the communist party in china has arrested christian pastors, banned the sale of bibles, demolished churches and imprisoned more than a million in the muslim population. >> mike: what's been done to confront china's crackdown on both christians and muslims? >> we are raising this issue, where pushing it forward tomorrow here at the u.n., the deputy secretary of state will be hosting an event just about what is taking place to the weaker muslim population, primarily muslim population there. and we are continuing to raise this issue and

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religious freedom is one of my highest priorities and always has been. last year our secretary of state mike pompeo hosted the first-ever ministerial to advance internationalliance. alliance of like-minded nations devoted to confronting religious persecution all around the world. i have appointed a special enjoy to monitor and combat anti-semitism where standing up for 250 million christians around the world who are persecuted çfor their faith. it is estimated that 11 christians are killed every day for the following -- just think of this, 11 christians a day for following the teachings of christ. who would even think that's possible in this day in age? who would thip it's possible? with us today is pastor andrew brunson who was imprisoned in turkey for a long period of time. last year my administration was thrilled to bring him back home after a very short and respectful negotiation with a very strong man and a man who has become a friend of mine fortunately, president erdogan of turkey. i called the president and i said he is an innocent man. they have been trying to get andrew out for a long time, previous administration. i don't think they tried too h

religious freedom? guest: simply defined, the freedom to choose one's faith and live it out. and this includes the ability to change one's faith, and this is what we see an international law in article 18, and domestically in the religious freedom restoration act, and in the first amendment, the courts have historically protected the freedom to choose and change and speak about one's beliefs. host: how does religious freedom stick with the idea of separation of church and state? guest: we have to look at the spirit of authority -- the sphere of authority of the governments, the church, and religious leaders. the government's role is to allow religious people to fulfill their responsibility to god. this is what you have in china aret now -- but there limits to the laws and the united states, but there is always a framework of understanding the religious community's obligation to fulfill their commitment to god and protecting them is the founding of our country, and protecting their ability to do that. host: what do you make of the president's speech yesterday at the united nations on this issue of religious freedom? guest: sure. this is the first time the president add

international freedom commission basically said somalia is one of the worst countries in religious freedomcause these terror players be it al-shabaab or hormuud telecom. when she criticized president trump a month or two ago saying maybe you should pay attention to somalia. she is proving him right. not only is she paying attention to the wrong groups in somalia. liz: dr. zuhdi jasser, we wish we had more time with you. we'll probably call on you again to stay on this story for us. the push by the president and his donors and allies to launch a new war on the media, naming names. alleging bias. who is targeted and what is the end game. and will it work with voters? lawmakers are returning to a chaotic fall in washington. we have their game plan. we also have the big, big secret victories that president trump is winning. he's winning big time in a big sphere of power and influence that affects all our lives. i have the power to lower my blood sugar and a1c. because i can still make my own insulin. and trulicity activates my body to release it like it's supposed to. trulicity is for people w

banned from entering the united states and being given a visa on the grounds of religious freedom and given some of the international concerns about his brand of hindu nationalist politics particularly the surge of attacks on religious minorities under his government and more recently the stripping of autonomy for kashmir there's been a lot of international outcry against narendra modi's government so the fact that he is here on the stage alongside donald trump is something that these organizers are really hoping will boost his image internationally so there's that in all of this but what i can tell you is that that is not being received well by many here in the united states and around the world in fact there were protesters that were at one point very angry with us for speaking or rather there were some supporters of mir interim ot the organizers of this event very unhappy that we were speaking with protesters that were pushed down a little ways that got pretty heated in fact at one point they yanked our credentials tried to grab our camera we know how police were around us to prevent that from happening again but

religious freedom? guest: simply defined, the freedom to choose one's faith and live it out. and this includes the ability to change one's faith, and this is what we see an internationale 18, and domestically in the religious freedom restoration act, and in the first amendment, the courts have historically protected the freedom to choose and change and speak about one's beliefs. host: how does religious freedom stick with the idea of separation of church and state? guest: we have to look at the spirit of authority -- the sphere of authority of the governments, the church, and religious leaders. the government's role is to allow religious people to fulfill their responsibility to god. this is what you have in china aret now -- but there limits to the laws and the united states, but there is always a framework of understanding the religious community's obligation to fulfill their commitment to god and protecting them is the founding of our country, and protecting their ability to do that. host: what do you make of the president's speech yesterday at the united nations on this issue of religious freedom? guest: sure. this is the first time the president addressed the iss

religious freedoms and animal welfare of. kosher and slaughter methods will be debating this issue they said. watching out international line thanks for joining us plenty to come up over the next 30 minutes or so let's get to it. high tensions have created the 1st day that the u.k. parliament got back down to business following the long summer recess no surprise perhaps braggs still dominates proceedings and tempers are still a boiling point. everyone in this government wants a deal. but i really do but it is the reality that the house of commons rejected the card with broad agreement 3 trucks and it simply cannot be 3. wire that is why i that is why i wrote to president told to mr sherman i know to you as a senior and distinguished elder statesman in the house to set an example of good behavior while it's gone not for brax that state. more so than usual why while the house of commons came together for the fast time since the summer recess and it was not short on trauma in fact in just the fast few minutes of course johnson's address a conservative m.p. filippi stood up and actually crossed over to the benches of the n

not granted a visa on the grounds of religious freedom so the concerns more recently about his sort of ever sister patani from kashmir that have garnered international criticism that's something that is also being highlighted here today again thousands of protesters sort of pushed down the street there trying to remind you know the cameras in the spotlight that this appearance this sort of public relations effort to kind of gloss over some of those controversies by appearing on stage alongside donald trump that they're trying to keep that fresh in the minds of the millions who are following this event very closely white house correspondent candy how keeping us across that rally in houston thank you kimberly. speaking of controversy and a remote part of indian administered kashmir is due to be rolled separately after new delhi revoked its autonomy last month now love has divided almost equally between buddhists and shia muslims and many in the region are welcoming the separation from kashmir but others are worried that their way of life is threatened by reports. let's uk a cold himalayan desert in northern india. here put this monasteries in the dist

is our team international now a region of belgium has banned kosher slaughter the legislation which came into force on sunday has tested the balance between animal welfare and religious freedom and kosher slaughter requires animals to be alive and healthy they are killed by having their throats cut 3 stunning is not always used which is why the practice has been banned in several e.u. countries now the new law in belgium has prompted much debate in the country however animal welfare groups say the law is not about targeting religions. it is absolutely not a ban on religious slaughter not at all it is a ban on slaughter without stunning even if you follow all the rules and use a very sharp blade and you do everything according to religious tradition even then the animal will suffer i think that the bands have more to do with 2 legged animals that with 4 legged ones if there is one positive thing that comes out of this latest attempt to cattail religious freedom is the bringing closer of jewish and muslim communities everyone will just do our home or in some corner hidden from view i don't think that's what they want to achieve we put the issue up for debate with a panel of ex

religious freedom an animal welfare a. kosher and how loud slaughter methods we've been debating the issue. ok she would be where you are this is r.t. international you won't be disappointed thanks for joining us this evening. high tensions have greeted the 1st day that the u.k. parliament got back down to business following the long summer recess no surprise breaks it still dominates proceedings and tempers are still a boiling point. everyone in this government wants a deal. thank you. we do we do but it is a reality that the has a calling to reject the car with broad agreement 3 drugs and it simply can't thank you i heard that it was that is why i wrote to president told her mr sherman i know to you as a senior and distinguished elder statesman in the house to set an example of good behavior while it's gone mad for breakfast today even more so than usual why while the house of commons came together the fast time since the summer recess and it was not short on trauma in fact in just the fast few minutes of boris johnson's address a conservative m.p. filippi stood up and actually crossed over to the benches of the neutral democrats let's take a l

international diplomacy front. >> dana: meeting with the south koreans and tomorrow his speech is going to be religious tolerance and freedomcortez finally getting her way. nancy pelosi is now saying trump's dispeemplet coul geempln the table over the ukraine controversy now. ♪ ♪ you can get a satisfaction guarantee. ♪ you can also wonder why our competitors don't offer that. ♪ schwab, a modern approach to wealth management. ♪ the amount of student loan debt i have i'm embarrassed to even say i felt like i was going to spend my whole adult life paying this off thanks to sofi, i can see the light at the end of the tunnel as of 12pm today, i am debt free ♪ not owing anyone anything is the best feeling in the world, i cannot stop smiling about it ♪ ♪ i want you to show me the way ♪ every day >> jesse: team trump goingen office in the urk whistleblower controversy. hammering joe biden and accusing him of lying while the former v.p. is firing back. >> what biden did is a disgrace. what his son did is a disgrace. the son took money from urk ukraine. the son took a lot of money from china. china would love to see. they can think o

down a marker after two ministerials which mike pompeo held where international leaders came to talk about advancing religious freedomry tangible markers in terms of protecting people of faith. and what the president in part is going to do is challenge these nations to ensure that people, regardless of their faith, when they publicly assemble to worship god that they don't have to do that in fear of terrorists or tyrants and this administration doing more than any other administration has done to add vons this in their foreign policy. i was going to say we're going to help you, we're going to help you secure these houses of worship. ainsley: pastor jeffress, i know the vice president is going to lead in to the president's speech, which is very appropriate. because we know how appropriate his faith is to him. when you think about like yesterday people were going to church. and they do think in their mind at least. so larger series the increase of terrorism. you do think about that when you walk into church. in our country thankfully we have the freedom to worship as we please. how bad is it in other countries? >> it's

boundaries between religious freedoms and animal welfare a belgian region founds kosher slaughter methods we hear from all sides of the debate. to leaving our welcome you are watching r.t. international. and we start this hour with breaking news of course from london is the british prime minister boris johnson is calling for an early election after suffering a landmark defeat in parliament opposition m.p.'s along with $21.00 conservative rebels back to motion to take control of the commons agenda away from the government it means that they can now put forward a bill to delay the u.k.'s departure from the e.u. . the ice to the right 328 the notion left 300 to work at i got a good start. oh yes oh yes have a follow up. ok our correspondent isa ali joins me live on the line now from london fascinating evening isa big embarrassment for the prime minister looks like more chaos ahead take us through what happened. i've said it pays their voting pi a margin of 32823012 essentially give m.p.'s the power over the legislative agenda in the house of commons tomorrow and what that means a century those m.p.'s many of whom are against if not brags itself at the very least against a no deal brags

religious freedom is donald trump trying to hijack legitimate so political purposes conflict so fucking beautiful spot. farmland has been called ethiopia's green gold the country has an abundant supply and leases it to international market for giants the government is after high export revenues and the corporations high profit margins but not everyone benefits from the business or the something out of the country dead donkey said. nobody knows in 75 minutes on. world unto itself. with its own gravitational palomar. the finest musical compositions. with some mysterious treat. the few listen to them don't tell me that there's enough bird. and the joint should come a fellow morning. revealed the symphonies of the hummus palm. how did the romantic master come up with such a past. the bombs code. the 11th on d w 5 enough. this is deja vu news live from berlin u.s. lawmakers view what democrats are calling the troubling complained the launch for congressional impeachment inquiry for the very 1st time members of congress have gained access to the whistleblowers report on president trump's conversation with his ukrainian counterpart now congress will assess if the president abused his power. and migrants packed into over

international audiences. how do we think about those in communicating america to the world? and really talk about the values that make america unique and part of our long standing history. the rule of law, religious freedom, individual liberty, things like that. we know this wasn't the first time a merger was explored or thought about. the acp put together a recommendation a number of years ago. we had conversations with alumni from the state department within and without who have currently previously explored iterations of the merger before to inform our thinking. and so the difference this time we think was the external world. there's an urgency to the ability -- or to the need for the united states to be able to communicate effectively. wanted to make sure to deliver on that. we had tremendous amount of support in leadership from secretary pompeo, who from day one has made sure to empower the state department team to make the changes and lead to do our jobs most effectively. we knew we had that support going into this. nicole will talk a little more about the how and how we accomplished the merger. our areas of focus in bringing together the best of both worlds really were, first and foremost, integra

international response. the president of iran is also going to be here this week, craig, but at this point, no plans for the two leaders to meet. president trump will be chairing a meeting on religious freedom later today. >> kristen welker, trump tower, thank you. >>> a shift in the democratic race for president. this morning, for the first time senator elizabeth warren is topping a critical poll. nbc's chief white house correspondent hallie jackson joins us in the studio. good to see you. >> hey, craig and hoda, good to see both of you. yes, we are still 133 days out from the iowa caucus. this gold standard poll gives us a surprising snapshot of where that race stands now. the senator surging in iowa this morning, shrugging off her standing. >> to polls, we are still months away from the iowa caucuses and the first primary elections. >> elizabeth warren down playing the widely respected state poll that shows her for the first time overtaking former vice president joe biden there. she's now up 7 points since june to 22% ahead of biden at 20%. still within the margin of error. senator bernie sanders rounds out the top 3 at 11%. the positive polling comes as warren draws big crowds from iowa