jesus christ, that's the numb -- name of our church. latter day statements means we believe in a restoration of the pure truth that jesus taught which is something that thomas jefferson, roger williams and other great defenders of religious freedom championed, the idea of a restoration of religious truth. so my book was written to make an apologetic case for "there's a god by wherein to include more relations traditions and the lds religious tradition is the one it's aimed but religious believers of all stripes for people who doubt the existence of god, they can profit from it because the arguments north exclusive to latter-day saints. >> host: how did you get interested in. >> guest: i teach at byu hood, smaller school,. >> host: bring ham young -- brigham young. >> guest: yes. the football was good once upon a time. it's south of yellowstone national park. one of the most beautiful spot nets country, i shouldn't save that it because i'm trying to keep it small witch like the small town and the small size. so i have had visiting positi

how do we help them to find meaning build community and live in a deep relationship with jesus christ and for deep relationships with themselves and others. please stay with us. hello and welcome to mosaic. i want to introduce our guests today. these are employees of the archdioceses, coordinators of ministry. amanda george is on my life. your coordinator of youth ministry and on her left, chris mary anna, your the same title. you share the title and you share the job. so amanda you have been at the archdioceses for perhaps a year- and-a-half. >> two-and-a-half. >> and chris you are new. >> yes, just a few months because we are talking about youths and young adults i looked at the gospel and i think the ministry to youth is getting in touch with jesus christ and i took a look to see what jesus christ did with the youth in the gospel and how did the youth appear and i mentioned to chris and he brought the children in and if they wanted to be in the kingdom of heaven be like him and there are other instances. >> there is one more instance in the gospel of john in the feeding of the five

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jesus christ of course he is. >> reporter: the president hinted on twitter he may support new background checks but did not bring up the issue in his remarks. >> mental illness and hatred pulls the trigger not the gun. >> reporter: the house has passed legislation that would require background checks on all gun sales in most transfers. mitch mcconnell blocked the bill from coming for a vote. >> mitch mcconnell needs to get off his and get this set up back in iously threatened to trespass the lot saying it put undue burdens on gun owners. katherine johnson.>>> this is a are gathered at a memorial for the victims of the saturday shooting. the suspect in the shooting is held without bond. chris martinez and how it impacted the community. >> reporter: mourners comforted each other monday in front of a vigil with the victims of the walmart mass shooting in el paso. shoppers to cover when gunfire erupted saturday. 21-year-old suspected gunmen patrick crusius allegedly processed a racist manifesto online just before the shooting. >> we are treating it as a domestic terrorism case. >> reporter:

secretary of state mike pompeo, that the future of the state of israel will include the return of jesus christod that they call the rapture rule over a world in which everyone living, including all jews in israel, will be converted to christianity and then that will lead to an absolutely delightful end of the world. seriously. that is what they believe. and that is why they were thrilled by donald trump moving the american embassy to jerusalem because they believe that that hastens the day that jesus christ will return and bring on the rapture and convert every jew in israel to christianity. every jew in the world. they believe that. mike pompeo, your secretary of state, believes that. benjamin netanyahu knows enough about fanatical christian belief, about the rapture to know the rule israel plays in that belief, but he also knows unlike mike pompeo that the rapture is never going to happen, so he'll take his current political support wherever he can get it, and that's why he's not going to criticize donald trump for his anti-semitic outburst today. >>> after this break, we will be joined by t

jesus christ, of course he is racist. >>> the dow ended 670 points down today. the nasdaq down 278 and the s&p down 77. the reason? china allowed its currency to weaken to its lowest level in more than a decade. it is meant to make chinese goods cheaper in the face of u.s. tariffs. thanks and tech stocks took the biggest meeting. apple, alphabet and uber were way down during afternoon trading. >> there are no signs that the trade war between the u.s. and china is going to and any time soon. >>> tonight, the shark attack capital of the world is living up to its name. three people were bitten by sharks at new smyrna beach, florida. the good news is everyone will survive. there has been more than 300 attacks since the late 1800s near the beach, which is by far the most in the u.s. >>> at home, san francisco- based juul is launching a new e- cigarette to track where and when it's users vape. the new device uses facial recognition to verify the user's age. juul said it's meant to prevent smoking among teens and at schools. it is already being unveiled in the uk and c

baldwin prophecy that war in the midwest would end time and asher the second coming of jesus christ. the taste is prophecy on the book of daniel, and recent history like filibustering and bleeding kansas. southerners like lee, buford and baldwin looked west and saw the fate of civilization hanging in the balance. for them, frontiers will borderlands were good and evil fought for the future. they expected victory. and as baldwin predicted, the total extinction of some inferior races, as for instance, the mexicans. southern conquest up field to henry clay pate. he grew up in virginia listening to his grandfather's stories from the revolutionary war. and he envied the old man for accomplishing that greatest of military achievements, spilling blood to secure sovereignty. the kansas - nebraska act gave pate a chance to pete his grandfather's glory. and before he left for the frontier, pates friend gave him a parting gift. the bowie knife. he moved to missouri and crossed the border in search of john brown. when brown took pates knife, he acquired a battle trophy. soldiers often collect re

jerusalem by an australian christian who believes he was trying to bring on that the 2nd coming of jesus christ they want large numbers but they don't want to see major confrontations today and that seems to be how things are playing out certainly there are large numbers of hamas security around. they had been trying to prevent people getting through into this well the israelis term a buffer zone in front of the defense of course we have now seen hundreds of people go in to that area but they're not getting too close there has been some use of life we hear that there have been 9 injuries so far at the various sites up and down the border but here we haven't seen a large amount of life and relatively limited use of tear gas as well from the israelis so so far the seams are relatively controlled and in relative terms quiet event. it's been amongst to some degree of heightened tensions hasn't is there a chance to think things could escalate. certainly always a concern and particularly at the moment given 2 things really one is as you say a number of events since the 1st of august there have been a

many have said that the man of god never had the need to ask jesus christ for forgiveness.but evangelicals know better. they know better, and yet we now have evangelicals supporting ayman who calls himself the king of israel and thanked somebody for saying he's the second coming of god. >> so, joe, before we go, another major american city is suffering from a growing water crisis. on the heels of the tragedy in flint, michigan, our attention now turns to the east coast and newark, new jersey, and a growing lead contamination crisis. author harry a. washington is out with a new book called "a terrible thing to waste. environmental racism and its assault on the american mind. we're going to bring you that full, very important interview later in the week. it is definitely a story we all want to keep in mind and help address. >>> that does it for us this morning. stephanie ruhle picks up the coverage right now. >> thanks, mirkska. hi there, i'm stephanie ruhle. >>> hopes for new gun legislation is slipping away again. the president backing out on promises, saying

jesus christ, of course, he is races. -- that often follows. lou: that from the little bittal savant who started with some strong numbers who basically now has a number somewhere closer to zero than one. and we'll examine further his carefully constructed analysis of politics and, of course, how to bring his name to the forefront again amongst that -- well, that -- that double dozen of democratic hopefuls. tonight, a staggers statistic that shows how well president trump's remain in mexico asylum policy is working, we'll have that and more right after these quick messages, stay with us. lou: more and more illegal immigrants are stuck at u.s. southern border, they are sent back home. because of president trump's new asylum policies, court records show by end of june, over 1100 remain in mexico asylum cases had been decided by a judge. and none of those illegal immigrants asking for asylum were granted asylum, under president trump's remain in mexico policy, more than 20,000 asylum seekers have been sent back to mexico in 5 months. >> murder rate

because hope has a name and it is jesus christ. m kicking off the jesus resolution through crusades in southern california and boise, idaho. rob: serena williams dominating the tennis court once again. >> never really had a chance tonight. rob: an exciting first round matchup, williams cruised to an easy victory over maria, the 19th time williams has beaten her russian counterpart. the next match will be tomorrow against american katie mcnally. watch out for that. jillian: johnson & johnson vowing to appeal after a judge ruled the company paid $572 million for fueling the opioid epidemic in oklahoma. >> we are disappointed and disagree with the judge's decision. johnson & johnson did not cause the opioid abuse crisis here in oklahoma or anywhere in this country. rob: author of american 6, inside the opioid addiction crisis and how to end it, and survivor of the opioid crisis brian hampton joins us now with how bad this epidemic really is. thanks for coming on this morning. the judgment, $572 million by the state of oklahoma. they we

jesus christ, of course, he is races. -- that often follows. lou: that from the little bittal savant who started with some strong numbers who basically now has a number somewhere closer to zero than one. and we'll examine further his carefully constructed analysis of politics and, of course, how to bring his name to the forefront again amongst that -- well, that -- that double dozen of democratic hopefuls. tonight, a staggers statistic that shows how well president trump's remain in mexico asylum policy is working, we'll have that and more right after these quick messages, stay with us. after walking six miles at an amusement park... bill's back needed a vacation from his vacation. so he stepped on the dr. scholl's kiosk. it recommends our best custom fit orthotic to relieve foot, knee, or lower back pain. so you can move more. dr. scholl's. born to move. as a doctor, i agree with cdc guidance. i recommend topical pain relievers first... like salonpas patch large. it's powerful, fda-approved to relieve moderate pain, yet non-addictive and gentl

>> our lord and savior, jesus christ. evangelical christians recognize he might not walk or talk the way we talk. but at the end of the day he represents our belief in the white house and will execute it. far more than anyone can say when they reach out to democratic candidates. >> i understand what you are saying. let me put your tweet up. this is what you said. please do not sellout your religion for trump. do not betray jesus for this conman. all of us, including you deserve better. sincerely a concerned muslim that loves jesus and knows trump is not the king of the jews or the second coming of god. >> because they believe that donald trump is cyrus, a blunt instrument. he will help them deliver religious freedoms, will be pro-life and protect israel not because they care about jews but because they need to control jerusalem. when jesus comes back according to the end of time prophecy the jews and muslims will be erased. as a muslim that went to an all boys catholic high school, open up the good book. read mark, chapte

struggling for this religious language and religious connections and what we get is this portrayal of jesus christ of the birkenstock wearing socialist, and that's a religious communist manifesto. i don't think this will sell in the heartland because the good news is christians in america know their bible. and it talks about the importance of work and the importance of being productive and it teaches the principle of subsidiarity which, yes, we are called to care for the poor and the needy and the alien and the stranger. at that call as to the faithful. it calls to those closest to the need to meet that need, not big government or bureaucrats in washington. >> laura: mayor pete like i mentioned, he is making his own concerted effort to and over the evangelicals. the catholic vote, i think that has gotten a little bit wobbly since 2016 frankly. and he told the ap this. my goal is for people of faith who believe it there is some implication of how it participates in politics to be aware that they have choices. i want people to know that when i'm gutted by some of these ideas, it's not something i th

jesus christ could not make me do this. you will kneel at some point.r asked. she wants this. there is something in her that allows her to do this. there is something in all of these republicans right now that allows them to do this which is really problematic. >> can i show one more act? this is the acting chief of the cbp, border patrol. this is another incident of the same thing. it is the thing that he makes you say and do. i can't imagine at this point working for i.c.e. i can't imagine being the person grabbing little kid's daddy and drags him into a bus with other mommies and daddies. i can't imagine being the person putting the baby in cage or staying and keeping that job or wanting that job just because i can't imagine being that person. demagogue makes you degrade yourself and degrade other people and degrade yourself in the process. here is somebody who works for border patrol which is supposed to be an institution that protects the united states. it is becoming an institution that terrifies people. here he is explaining these raids in missis

i don't think you have to be a bibl biblical scholar to figure out this guy is not jesus christ. >> he said that. >> i thought he was. >> you thought he was? the idea he is using this kind of language. i don't think this is funny. >> when barack obama said he would take it as a personal insult to his legacy if black americans didn't vote for him, do you think that's creating a test of loyalty among ethnic groups? >> no. >> what is the difference? >> the difference this guy said you are disloyal. >> what about my analogy? >> let's get katie in. >> the loyalty point? look, i understand it's not just liberals and jews upset about the term disloyal. when you look at the context of how president trump treated versus the way omar and talib have treated israel the backing is different. he said you are disloyal if you don't vote democrats. >> you meant republicans. >> if you vote for democrats you are disloyal. he didn't say if you don't vote for me, you are disloyal. maybe the wording could be different. that's not the point. the president moved the embassy into jerusalem. he finally did it.

jesus christ, of course, he is racist. >> laura: with inflammatory statements like that, democrats backlash in the next election. joining me now cofounder of real politics, tom bevan. tom, beto has zero chance to become president. i would say now, as a citizen of texas, he has a less than zero chance of becoming president. what is your assessment here? >> i don't think beto is in any jeopardy of winning the democratic nomination orbecomin, but his rhetoric which is so over-the-top comparing the trump administration to the third reich. you had pete buttigieg the, administration condones white nationalism at the highest level of government. these are the kind of, this is the kind of language over-the-top rhetoric thater doesn't match with reality. as you pointed out in the program. the public knows this, right? this has been going on for decades under various presidents and a complicated issue that involves a lot of different things. there is no connection to be able to point and laid the blame and say, donald trump has blood on his hands. so i think that is where democrats when they get into

christians not be offended by the fact that the president of the united states compared himself to jesus christ? >> yeah. >> i mean, that, to me, astonishing. >> did you want to say something? i got to run. >> i just wanted to say it's more broad. the ilhan omar attacks are broader and it's about partisan politics. in the same way that the -- that's precisely what's happening here. >> thank you all. fascinating conversation. i really appreciate it. >>> is president trump threatening to release isis fighters into european countries? the former director of national intelligence james clapper weighs in. there he is. he's next. a lot will happen in your life. wrinkles just won't. neutrogena® rapid wrinkle repair's derm-proven retinol works so fast, it takes only one week to reveal younger looking skin. making wrinkles look so last week. rapid wrinkle repair® pair with new retinol oil for 2x the wrinkle fighting power. neutrogena® they have businesses to grow customers to care for lives to get home to they use stamps.com print discounted postage for any letter any package any time right from your co

i'm jesus christ." >> reporter: instead of jail, jeffery was sent to the atascadero state mental hospital, where he's been for the past five years. t we're here talking about mental health, at's my 27- year-old son. >> reporter: la'taa dandie's son, kristopher, had his first psychotic break at 19. since then, when dandie has turned to law enforcemen help, officials say their hands are tied. >> so they say "ma'am, we cat anything because it'll violate his civil rights". >> reporter: california, like most states, makes it difficult to compel people to get treatment. >> i'm like civil rights, your officer just heard him screamin like somebody tacking him, and i'm on the phone with him a few secondago. they was like, "well we can't do anything." >> reporter: but dandie's son was now in more desperate straits. at the time, he was homeless. for those with mental health issues, finding affordab housing is nearly impossible. for the few who have found a place to live, the options are dwindling. nationally, about a thd of people with a serious mental illness are homeless. >> i hate to be homeless

>> our lord and savior jesus christ. without a doubt. as god as my savior, i can tell you, christians that support this president, jeg christians, recognize the fact that he might not walk the same way we walk and may not talk the way that we talk and he is not of the same cloth as many christians. but at the end of the day, he represents our beliefs in the white house and will execute them. which is far more than any can say when they reached out to democratic candidates. they give us -- >> okay. i understand what you're saying. i know you want -- let me put your tweet up. i know this is where you're going. please don't sell out your religion for donald trump. don't betray jesus for this conman. all of us including you deserve better. sincerely, a concerned muslim who loves jesus and knows trump is not the king of the juice or the second coming of god. you think evangelicals are selling out. to what end? >> because they believe that donald trump is cyrus. they call them persian pagan king who was a blunt instrument. who will help them d

check kevan smith of the texas tribune said it's like seeing this jesus christ superstar in front ofas bad celebrity aura. >> of the 26-year-old cop the nation. his offbeat social media posts appealing to a younger generation. even taking the skateboarding at whataburger. >> tucker: keep in mind, that's just happen. the friends he just occurred. it was just last month. college-educated adults in an advanced country with a air travel and air conditioning, talking like that in public. it's pretty embarrassing, my god. but before we get to georgie about it, a confession. we did it, too. beto's personal magic distorted our journalistic objectivity for a second there. appeared a made up in the skateboarding or maybe it was the weird resemblance to ouyang bobby kennedy. whatever it was, we lost control like everyone else. beto loves rock 'n' roll. he's not like everyone else, he doesn't do stuffy speeches or policy programs, he's not going to bore you with entitlement projections or some scary stuff about the korean peninsula. beto's got a skateboard and where is nirvana t-shirts. his visi

christians not be offended by the fact that the president of the united states compared himself to jesus christ? >> yeah. >> i mean, that, to me, astonishing. >> did you want to say something? i got to run. >> i just wanted to say it's more broad. the ilhan omar attacks are broader and it's about partisan politics. in the same way that the republica -- that's precisely what's happening here. >> thank you all. fascinating conversation. i really appreciate it. >>> is president trump threatening to release isis fighters into european countries? the former director of national intelligence james clapper weighs in. there he is. he's next. plus, tech support to stay worry free. worry free. boom! ha.ha. boom! now save $249 on this lenovo ideapad, plus total tech solution at office depot officemax or officedepot.com. check out bass pro shops and cabela's for the latest equipment and camo during the fall hunting classic sale and event. it's your chance to gear up for the upcoming season at big savings. your adventure starts here. [horn honks] man this is what i feel like when i wear regular shoes, cramp

jesus christ, of course he is racist. o'rourke stood off of the campaign to deal with his hometown and well hit close to home for julio castro a texan in 2020 presidential hopeful ohio congressman tim ryan. the congressman in san diego to fight for issues to hispanic voters to make up the biggest minority voting bloc in the 2020 election. shannon, back to you. >> shannon: thank you so much. the president calling for a bipartisan action and as critics say, he bears the point. where do we go from here? let's bring in the hispanic leadership conference rodriguez and republican governor of arkansas, asa hutchinson, thank you for being with us tonight. >> thank you for having me. >> shannon: governor come i want to start with you because of your background with homeland security as well. they were calling for more aggressive monitoring taken on white supremacy issue. it is the government not doing that? what are we doing to distract that? >> they are doing a lot, but i go back to my background, the '80s and for 30 years i've b

but if you are a believer then you believe jesus christ is our savior so you defend that you still want to apply that to any argument but i have a clear idea the way the country was created that what the leftists like to enjoy but we all enjoy the founders were christians 90 percent were protestant christians and those ideas and to understand where they come from is not to know where you get your freedoms. so i began and it occurred to me you cannot have the unalienable right with life liberty and the pursuit of happiness because it was given with the likes of beta will work or gillibrand they will take them away. so you have to come to terms with the fact of the judeo-christian view of the world and that means all the good things in america. but it is pragmatic approach and it is effective. >> that was the incorrect but we will not get into that. >> so let's talk about your books how that what we have asked before but now a shallow question with the current crop of candidates on the democratic side, which one or two do you think might and up or being there not many - - nominee quick. >

. >> is he barfing >> ooh [ yelling [ laughter ] [ talking over each other >> jesus christ. ♪ some peopler ♪ i can't believe it's happening to me ♪ ♪ some people wait a lifetim for a moment like this ♪ [ laughter ] >> i'm the king of the hudson! >> woo >> woo [ yelling [ applause ] >> that was so good. like karamo -- >> that was the worst thing ever >> worst thing ever. >> jimmy: i actually didn't think it was that bad. i didn't even get that wet >> i know. it was so shocking you look pretty good >> there's like a little drop of - >> oh! [ laughter ] ♪ come sail awa come sail away ♪ come sail away with me [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: karamo, dude it was 30 seconds into the ride dude, he was like, "i'm out. [ laughter ] as we're stepping on to the boat, he was like, "i don't do well with boats. [ laughter ] i go, "you don't have to do it." he's like, "no, i'll do it." and then he was like - and i'm like -- we weren't even near the boat. i was like -- as soon as we got on, man oh, man. that guy made me laugh i love him my thanks to the fab five. [ cheers and applause "queer eye" season f

the chaplain: heavenly father, we come in the name of our lord and savior, jesus christ.ray this house and all national leaders will acknowledge your divine authority, corporately, personally, and will understand their ultimate accountability o you now and in time to come. pray they and we will, again, recognize you, our only true source of blessing. the truth thunders, spoken no matter how softly in the conscience of all. let your truth be preeminent in this house, that which is not true, fully revealed. your word is true. our only plumb line. cause leaders to know the way and how to receive and pour your healing oil upon this nation. establish truth no one can refute. you are truth. cause life to be honored. your love conceived us. you are life. . u, lord, are all these the way, the truth, the life. in the name of the father and of the son and of the holy spirit, amen. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to section 5-a of house resolution 509, the journal of the last day's proceedings is approved. the chair will lead the house in the pledge of allegiance. i pledge allegia

and these folks who follow the man who preached, he was perhaps the second coming of jesus christ. there was an apocalyptic race war about to erupt where the blacks would annihilate the whites. the manson family during the war would hide in a bottomless pit in the mojave desert where, as they hid, they could change in to any pretty little being they wanted to, including fairies orel fs. --elves. when the war would be over and the black race would stand alone they would not be able to govern themselves. the manson family would come out of the hole in the desert nd rule the world. these women who believe that when one of them had the nerve to claim that a man was walking on the moon, they laughed and said, oh, come on. somebody is making that up. and of the three years i've worked on this book, i don't think i heard an anecdote from nybody that quite captured the manson family's buying in to what they were hearing from their leader, and as he ordered them blocking out the outside world where he told them it was not safe, that if they ventured into it without him they would ever last.

if you are a believer, you believe that jesus christ is our savior, then you are defending that. there's a lot of things that are prior to any argument. i have no stake in that but i have a clear eyed view of the way the country was created and the freedoms that leftist claim to enjoy but we all enjoy are all christian ideas the founders were christians the settlers, 98% of the settlers were protestant christian, and not to understand them and where they come from, is not to know where you get for your freedoms and therefore you can't defend them, and i began with the -- occurred to me that you can't have an inalienable right to life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness if there's no god because if it's given by the likes of beto o'rourke or jill brand or elizabeth warren, they'll take them away from you the first day that you look cross-eyed at them, cross-wise as them. so, you have to come to terms with the fact that without a judeo-christian view of the world there is no america. and that means the good -- all the good things in america, it's freedoms in particular, and there

jesus christ can learn to find somebody in the face. i stare at the strong minds of her shoulders. the most of the contort and bow beneath her black tank top, expose white skin that defies decembers night cold and feel ashamed. i'm actually going to stop at that part. that was just at the bar and i will go over -- what happens at the end of the chapter is a go back to my barracks room and come with a friend, another casey's become they both hoping to my room, and we said, we talk, welcome they talk, we drink a little bit more and then they leave and they go to sleep. the second chapter immediately goes into the rape itself. what i'm going to be that is actually, i report it immediately afterwards the mps came, did all that, and it took a while for me to get an interview with actual investigation. this section that in reading is just a little highlight of how the military decided it wanted to handle a woman reporting a sexual assault. so this is me and the investigator and our conversation. the investigator finally rescheduled our interview. he sits me down in an interrogation chair

myself, i'm a recovering woman, by grace of jesus christ i'm sober today. ainsley: really?retty incredible. tell the folks at home about it. >> like i said, the lord changed my life about 3 1/2 years ago and, when i say evangelist, i'm here to spread the gospel of jesus christ. a lot of these problems that we have could be solved. jesus came, died on a christ, if we put our faith in him we can have eternal life, have a different life. ainsley: i'm a christian too. i love this message. >> great. ainsley: i was reading comments from people. people were writing bible verses on there i saw pictures of penske trucks, moving trucks, get out of california, move. what was your reaction to some. people responding to the video? >> it is expected in this political climate, when you attack any sort of, you know, liberal legislation, you're going to get that, that you know, those responses. that is okay with me. i forgive you. i forgive all the people that said some really interesting things i didn't know about myself. ainsley: they do that. listen, don't, yeah, don't pay attention to t

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he was looking like jesus christ on a spree. meanwhile, che and alaina decided to get married. they had kept it very chaste 1950s relationship as they traveled around in the mountains. most of time they were too dirty, too exhausted or too tired to have a romantic relationship. but finally in havana, things start to progress. and it's one of the first revolutionary marriages. raul and vilma get married. celia and fidel don't. fidel took up with random admirers, and we don't know what she thought about it, but she sort of backs out. she stays the great organizer, but they have a suite in the havana hilton. but the romantic side of it starts to slide. meanwhile, the guerrillas keep their distinctive look, keep their uniforms. they keep their long hair. they keep their beards. they're like the prototype hippies. to make it a complete contrast with the very staid eisenhower era mad men sort of look of the time. and one of the things i found very interesting was if you look at the magazines of the period, the contrast between the guerrillas and the gals and the advertisements that a

vivant and he was described as more like a rumba dancer than a gorilla, he carried on looking like jesus christ on esprit. meanwhile che and elena decide to get married, they actually kept a very sort of chaste 1950s relationship as they traveled around in the mountains, most of the time too dirty or too exhausted or too tired to have any sort of romantic relationship. but finally when they get to havana, things start to progress. and it is one of the first revolutionary marriages, raul and velma get married, fidel and celia don't. fidel takes up random admirers, which there are many and celia, we don't know what she thought about it but she sort of backed out and stays the great organizer, but they have a suite in the havana hilton. but, the romantic side of stuff starts to slide. meanwhile, the guerrillas keep their distinctive look, they keep their uniforms, they keep their long hair, they keep their beards and they are like the prototype hippies. nicking a complete contrast to the very state eisenhower era. madmen sort of look. of the time. and one of the things that i found very interestin

if i thought president donald trump was trying to equate himself with the only true mess sayah, jesus christ the first to speak out. however, that's not what he's doing. trump has been a friend of mine for four years and i can assure you he does not possess a messiah complex. wayne root, the person he was retreating, his comments were hyperbolic, they accurately capture the enthusiasm israelis have for president trump. every time i walk down the streets of jerusalem, they stop me and thank any pour my comment. anybody watching the video knows president trump was speaking humorously. >> he's saying essentially american you's real country is israel. that in and of itself, if a muslim just said donald trump is being loyal to saudi arabia, people would go crazy. what is happening? why is no one willing to have any integrity when it comes to donald trump? >> if you ask those same people about muslims, every person you mentioned has a track record of dehumanizing muslims. you have the exact same tie namic of politics going on. you don't see elective republicans standing up to donald trump. where w

all are one in christ jesus. can't exist with christ. >> i spoke with the bishop today and was trying to make that point that this community will turn to itself because somebody turned on it. and that there is such a strong fabric that transcends bad thing just happen for bad reason. like this. but this guy picked the wrong place to make it this point. the people that you see here the woman who saw me this morning and painted a rock with the virgin mother to give to me for strength. she was mourning for friends she lost. it's an extraordinary place. >> again an indian peasant. talk about crossing all of the lines. >> what's the hope? that you give to people when they come to you and say they don't want us here. there's no we. there's us and them. and the president said today we have to come together, but he's been talking this talking as much as anybody. what's your message? >> the hope is we know that we are better than that. that's a minority of people. and when we come together, we know the reality of this of t

. >> the film about life changes focuses on finding identity in jesus christ.ector alex kendrick who plays the main character. coach john harrison producer and co-writer steven kendrick and priscilla schrier who also plays olivia brooks in the movie. she is also an international speaker as we all know and bible teacher. have you influenced my life in major ways. we do your bible study occasionally. you and beth moore were in war room. oh my gosh these are the ladies who really influenced my life so god bless you. >> thank you. ainsley: congratulations on new movie. i know it's going to do so well. tell me about the movie, please. >> overcomer is our sixth film it. is a very family friendly film. it's about identity. and it follows a young 15-year-old girl who has asthma and she is a cross-country runner. and when a factory closes down, a little small town, half the town moves away. this coach loses most of his players and basketball team. given a cross-country program. given one girl with asthma to run. is he frustrated but it talks how do we become who god mad