these are all stolen theaters, story firestone and documents from 27 in 20. 17 is another. jehovah is witness. told these documents from various congregations and sent them to marks for stolen from massachusetts. they offer a glimpse into what happens when elders receive information about abuse. they're interviewing a minor 14 year old victim who is about to describe what happened to her when she was 4 years old. because it's bothering her. did they penetrate your body? answer yes. did ernie answer yes. did gary answer yes. and what are they doing with this information? so they conducted an internal church investigation. and ultimately they did nothing with it. they very rarely ever report to the police and allegation, they have a very specific procedure and the procedure is number one, they call the legal department in patterson, new york. and what they're doing is they're advising these elders. whether or not they have an obligation to report to the authorities. so these are some extremely serious crimes, which would make the average person just shrivel up and cringe. anyone, if a d

it is only marco donna was born and raised in a family of jehovah witnesses to it's been a decade since he left a religion working to shine a light on how to handle sexual abuse allegations. things. these are documents involving the most heinous crimes against children that you can imagine. how did you get these 5? these are all stolen theaters, story. firestone and documents from 27 in 20. 17 is another jehovah witness. told these documents from various congregations and sent them to marks for stolen from massachusetts. they offer a glimpse into what happens when elders receive information about abuse. they're interviewing a minor 14 year old victim who is about to describe 5. what happened to her when she was 4 years old? is this bothering her? did they penetrate your body? answer yes. did ernie answer yes. did gary answer yes. and what are they done with this information? so they conducted the internal church investigation. and ultimately they did nothing with it. they very rarely ever report to the police and allegation, they have a very specific procedure and the procedure is numbe

approached, he himself is from mykolaiv er... and he says: i am actually from crimea, my parents were jehovah'sitnesses, but i am always somewhere he was a supporter of christianity, but he was not baptized, and it so happened that we baptized him the next day, because in a few days he was to be sent to the front, we baptized him here in lviv, in the garrison church. father, how are relations established, for example, with the representatives of the moscow church in ukraine, so at one time we remember that... military chaplaincy representatives of the higher clergy of the uoc mp. what does the history of the chaplaincy in the armed forces of ukraine look like now, is there no, well, have certain influences from the uocp remained, and in general, how is your structure developing, yes, because recently there was information that some of the priests of western ukraine wanted to be mobilized by force. well, the first thing to mention is this law, which was adopted by the verkhovna rada in july 2022 and is a law on the service of military chaplaincy in the structures of the ministry of defense of uk

is this why jehovah sent him to sort things out? absolutely true, absolutely true.’s problems would cause problems for him then goodbye elections and well, lyadova has a mother.

this was germany in march where a gunman in hamburg shot dead six before killing himself at a jehovah'sn separate attacks. a 13 —year—old boy killed eight fellow students and a security guard in belgrade. two days later, a gunman killed eight and wounded iii others in a village outside the capital. tens of thousands attended protests calling for an end to such violence. the country's president announced what he called a general disarmament of the country. this graph shows that four out of the top ten gun owning countries in the world are in europe, with serbia in the third. but the us is by far the biggest, with 120 firearms per 100 residents. this makes it the only country in the world where there are more guns than people. only this year there have been at least 627 mass shootings in the us, according to the gun violence archive. that is defined as an incident in which four or more victims are shot or killed. mass shootings always spark a national debate around gun control and often lead to tighter restrictions. the dunblane primary school shooting in 1996 led to a public campaign whi

there are other confessions that are illegal, jehovah witnesses, illegal, the catholic church and russia is stunted. it's involved in self- censorship. the orthodox church is completely controlled and those priests that said an aggression against ukraine is immoral, in 300 years, every time there's a russian occupation the ukrainian catholic church is rendered illegal starting with catherine, 19th-century, 20th- century, 21st century. in the occupied done bus area, there's not a single catholic priest that is, and all of our confessions understand that a russia occupation will bring the limitation or elimination of our religious freedom, so for a voice from russia to question religious freedom, exhibited here, where in the world will you see an orthodox bishop, an orthodox jewish rabbi sitting together, as you said, look at us, look at us. and that is very important for people to see because the eyes of the world are only discovering ukraine. and we are very grateful to the institute of peace that fosters this discovery because the issues are not simple. but the image is very clear and i

jehovah's witnesses, illegal. the catholic church in russia is stunted, involved in self- sensorship. the orthodox church is completely controlled and those and those dissidents, those priests that set an aggression against ukraine is immoral, have been defrocked. in 300 years, every time there is a russian occupation, the ukrainian catholic church is rendered illegal starting with catherine, 19th century, 20th century, 21st century. in the occupied area, there is not a single catholic priest that is functioning. roman catholic or eastern catholic. and all of our confessions understand that a russia occupation will bring the limitation or elimination of our religious freedom. so for a voice from russia to question religious freedom, exhibited here,where in the world will you see an orthodox bishop, a muslim imam, an orthodox jewish rabbi sitting together? as you said, look at us. that is very important for people to see because the eyes of the world are only discovering ukraine, and we are very grateful to the ins

no, wait, he's a yes hove jehovah witness, they didn't have it. pete: correct.one, you forgot about the jackson five. michael jackson did not. will: there you go. pete: i know he did technically, so you're technically correct, but you're also long. -- wrong. [laughter] women will coming up, the white house using the latest jobs to bash trump and hype bidenomics claiming the president is cleaning up the economy, but there's one problem. the majority of the jobs are government jobs. stephen moore on that next. rachel: of course. [city ambience sounds] [car screech] [car door slam] [camera shutter sfx] introducing ned's plaque psoriasis. [camera shutter sfx] he thinks his flaky, red patches are all people see. otezla is the #1 prescribed pill to treat plaque psoriasis. [ned?] it can help you get clearer skin and reduce itching and flaking. with no routine blood tests required. doctors have been prescribing it for nearly a decade. otezla is also approved to treat psoriatic arthritis. don't use otezla if you're allergic to it. serious allergic reactions can happen. o

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give it up for verboten. [ cheers and applause we've talked in the past about your first band was jehovah'selieve you sang "armadillo song" here. that was one of your hits. >> that is correct >> seth: maybe your only song? >> that was the only song i wrote then i was like 15 when i wrote that song >> ancient >> seth: yeah, for these 11-year-old bands, a 15-year-old. >> yeah, yeah, yeah. i don't know, we knew three other songs. but we didn't have -- i was in kentucky we didn't have the scene like they had in chicago. we basically would go to like somebody's barn or, you know [ laughter ] there were no clubs that we could go to or anything. but, yeah, i --i -- i, was more very quickly lean towards theater because it just seemed like frankly a lot less work >> seth: yeah. [ laughter ] in which way like when you do a school play there's more infrastructure? >> yeah, all you got to do is you audition they give you the part, you just do your part but if you're trying to get a band going, you know, it's a lot of -- a lot of work. a lot of determination i think even more rejection than you deal wit

informing you christ the savior is born i want my pad thai, god dammit [ laughter ] you're like if jehovah's went to theater camp hey, carolers. how about you do silent night? not the song, the activity also, let me make something clear. i will wish you a merry christmas, but i will not be bringing you some figgy pudding. i don't have any figgy pudding i don't know where to get figgy pudding. if whole foods hasn't figured out figgy pudding then no one has figgy pudding, you absolute psychopaths. [ laughter ] hey, carolers, go fa-la-la-la-la luck yourself. [ laughter ] ya burnt those commercials where people get a car for christmas with a big bow on it, let's cut the [ bleep ], it's never happened [ light laughter ] i don't even believe that people are giving each other cars for christmas, let alone ones with big bows on them and if they did, it would never look like that imagine your dad in the driveway on christmas eve trying to curl a ribbon with a giant pair of scissors [ laughter ] cursing so loud the whole neighborhood can hear you. he's not keeping this a secret and let me get this str

to a very famous case in the early 1940's in which the aclu successfully defended the rights of jehovah's witness schoolchildren not to be compelled to say the pledge of allegiance and to salute the american flag because the supreme court said that violated their freedom of conscience. interestingly enough, the supreme court said that the freedom against being forced to say something that violates your beliefs is even greater than the freedom to say something that is consistent with your beliefs because it is more intrusive into individual dignity and freedom of choice for the government to force you to mouth a certain script and that is the problem with these dei statements that are now mandatory on so many campuses for applying to jobs, applying for promotions, and mind you, i'm not saying i oppose di goals. that is beside the point. i oppose a mandatory statement on an issue that is subject to deep debates and disagreements. to me, this is akin to the loyalty oath's which we also saw on the university of california and other campuses during the mccarthy cold war era and now, they are u

i have been to other christian religions other than the one i was brought up in, from the jehovah's witnesses, i had a friend that took me to church with her. i was brought up in baptist religion, but it was very much different from the religion of the churches i had to attend because i did not live where the sect of my mother's religion was taught, which was primitive baptist. their beliefs are quite different from the southern baptists or any others. i have had friends that were jewish, and i have been to temple with them. i have been lucky enough to work with a young man that was muslim. he invited me to a dinner that they had on one of their holy days, because he respected my respect for his religion. i studied buddhist religions. indian religions. pagan religions. but, one of the first things that i was taught when i took lots of by the first professor i had, it was a great, great, man was if you got people together from all religions, no matter what their beliefs were, that they could come together in a room and they could agree on the majority of things. my personal belief is that diff