in the kastrychnika, in all catalan shrines, pray to the ruzhanians, respecting the rights of jesus christanna mary. ruzhanets - geta karona z ruzhaў. the most reverend panna marya visited the church with many people, who call themselves matsi bozhaj ruzhantsova. yana said, what... every time, when people pray to the little “vitay maryya”, we want to improve her jumping gun, and the skin of the ruzhanets is right to create a caron for bagarodzitsa from these little guns. ruzha is caring for the people of the kvetak, and ruzhanets is fulfilling the arms of all maryn indulgences, and there is a great important traditional malitvay. holy ruzhanets lichytsa. daskanalai malitvay, because we are sorry for the unfavorable history of ours. on the people of ruzhany, we honor the joyful, holy, glorious and praiseworthy people of jesus and maryi. geta is a simple malitva, as tight and dense as marya. this is a little thing that we can all pray to from her, from the most holy bagarodi. prayer: "vitay marya, dear caress, pan with you, we ask for a little for us." these words fall to the most holy panna

>> jesus christ and don't say anything negative about catholics. >> john: shannon, you know, you are supposed to actually go to these things. not phone it in here. >> i wonder because i talk to other folks who were there and how it landed with people there because it is the price you pay. it is a huge deal we remember president trump and secretary clinton: after each other. you can land your own too and everybody expects that to happen so a lot of folks who thought you got to pay the price of admission and show up and not did this cute video and not be there periods payment jim gaffigan. >> he was great. >> john: said something that trump did not appreciate about melania trump, jesus christ, and forgiveness. >> 70 times seven. >> john: he surpassed that problem but he did take a comedy out of kamala last night. listen to this. >> 22% of americans identify as catholics. catholics will be key demographic in every battle ground state. i'm sorry, why is vice president harris not here? [applause] this is a room full of catholics and jewish people in new york city. [laughter] this is the l

jesus christ loves you and loves me.on the cross for you and me with his arms spread wide open as the world mocked him and he did it for you and me. the truth is so simple, we have to confess with your mouth that we are sinners and call on the name of the lord. it is so simple. he stood face-to-face with truth and did not recognize it but he knew there was something different about jesus but caved into the pressures of the crowd and the world around him. we cannot caved into the pressures of the world around us. the enemy wants us to bury the truth and remain silent. sadly, as christians, we bought into the lie. we think to love our neighbors and friends we must stay silent and not offend them. no matter how much our culture tries to shut us up and redefined truth, god's absolute truth never changes. scripture says the word of god will stand forever. it will stand forever. it has. nations, and go and empires rise and fall, it still stands. recently i was at a hair salon getting my hair done with a lady i did not know ver

jesus christ. amen. please be seated. ladies and gentlemen, the honorable hakeem jeffries, democratic leader of the united states house of representatives. the speaker mike johnson governor sarah huckabee sanders. senator bozeman, distinguished members of congress, my colleagues and governments of rosanne and the entire cast. family. to chairman shane broadway king. sculptor kevin cressy and all those assembled. good morning. it's a high honor and a distinct privilege to deliver remarks on behalf of the house democratic caucus as we celebrate the amazing life and legacy of the great johnny cash. article one. section and eight clause eight of the united states constitution conferred upon congress the power to create a robust intellectual property system in order to, in the words of the framers, promote the progress of science and useful arts. from the very beginning in the dna of this great country. artistic creativity has been recognized as in credibly important to our growth, our culture, and to the american in experimen

jesus christ. amen. please be seated. ladies and gentlemen, the honorable hakeem jeffries, democratic leader of the united states house of representatives. the speaker mike johnson governor sarah huckabee sanders. senator bozeman, distinguished members of congress, my colleagues and governments of rosanne and the entire cast. family. to chairman shane broadway king. sculptor kevin cressy and all those assembled. good morning. it's a high honor and a distinct privilege to deliver remarks on behalf of the house democratic caucus as we celebrate the amazing life and legacy of the great johnny cash. article one. section and eight clause eight of the united states constitution conferred upon congress the power to create a robust intellectual property system in order to, in the words of the framers, promote the progress of science and useful arts. from the very beginning in the dna of this great country. artistic creativity has been recognized as in credibly important to our growth, our culture, and to the american in experimen

jesus christ loves you and loves me.he died on the cross for you and me with his arms spread wide open as the world mocked him and he did it for you and me. the truth is so simple, we have to confess with your mouth that we are sinners and call on the name of the lord. it is so simple. he stood face-to-face with truth and did not recognize it but he knew there was something different about jesus but caved into the pressures of the crowd and the world around him. we cannot caved into the pressures of the world around us. the enemy wants us to bury the truth and remain silent. sadly, as christians, we bought into the lie. we think to love our neighbors and friends we must stay silent and not offend them. no matter how much our culture tries to shut us up and redefined truth, god's absolute truth never changes. scripture says the word of god will stand forever. it will stand forever. it has. nations, and go and empires rise and fall, it still stands. recently i was at a hair salon getting my hair done with a lady i did not

now the next thing that's about to happen is the return of the lord jesus christ. the apocalypse. witness those into the us is event jellicoe, christine exploring its influence of democracy in foreign policy on this and try to if you have just read a book in the process praying for i'm a good episode. one, just what we do, it all just sarah is try to follow this story and he's the people who allow us into their own lives, dignity and democracy. the system even come in as an international inside corruption, excellence award, nominator hero. now the world keeps up, its strong, so 11 on with favors and the back of body, the focus of the latest the i'm on insight, this is out. is there a life from the also coming up as well? expands its ground operation in lebanon, and threatens and lebanese people with the same disruption and suffering as casa hospital patients and northern gauze. and i've given 24 hours to leave with his ready forces saying they'll be arrested or killed if they fail to do so. thousands of people sleep florida, the us state braces for one.

jesus christ. and it's not just that it's annoying. politics, it's taking a toll on our mental health. >> a new poll from the american psychiatric association finds that 73% of people surveyed cite the election as a source of anxiety. >> 31% said they're fearful when thinking about the election. now a separate survey done by pew research found a majority of americans feel exhausted when thinking about politics. most said it made them feel angry. >> people's irritable bowel syndrome is flaring. that happens every election cycle. >> michael: irritable bowel syndrome! this election is so scary, americans are literally shitting themselves. [applause] got some sufferers in the audience today. although, this works as a convenient excuse. you can leave the bathroom at your friend's place, like, "sorry about the smell. election year." but if you ask me, there's one major sign that america has lost its mind this election. and that sign is our behavior around, well, signs. >> they've been snatched from yards, burnt to pieces. in another critical

he humbly, courageously, fearlessly and powerfully advocated for our lord and savior, jesus christ andpoke what we call today, truth to power. this includes the authorities of that time, who were learned men of the law. stephen articulated that rather than listening to the objective spirit of truth, who not only spoke to the prophets of old, but speaks to our hearts and minds even now, the leaders and lawyers followed their own subjective ideas. so it was then, so it is now, a time for us to be on guard because our gospel tells us the world cannot accept the spirit of truth. the gifts of fortitude and humility allows us to speak and advocate for truth and also to finally forgive others in a spirit of peace. he was promptly taken out and stoned to death. whether we are sole practitioners, midsize or big law firms, corporate or government attorneys or working in judicial offices, we should always humbly remember that however tempting the levers of power may be, we are not the masters of law and justice, but our servants -- but are servants. as we work to be advocates for authentic justic

god will take us through those storms and we put our faith and trust in his son, jesus christ. thank you, mr. president, for coming and helping to put a spotlight on this city, this state, and this region that has lost so much. thank you, and may god bless you, mr. president. [applause] former president trump: yes, would you, please? >> i have been asked to lead us in a prayer. our father and our god, we come together to say thank you to the men and women who are here as volunteers. thank you to the president, who has taken time to come and to see it for himself, to shake hands, to encourage, and to smile and the faces of people that have been hurt and devastated by the storm. father, we ask for help. father, we pray that as we come to this election, that your will be done. father, we pray for the president, strengthen him, protect him. father, we thank you. it is in jesus' name we pray this prayer. amen. thank you. >> yes sir. thank you. appreciate you. mr. franklin, thank you very much. it means a lot. [indiscernible chatter] >> reverend graham. president trump. >> president

oh lord, jesus christ. as the quotes from this is the short form for lord jesus christ and early christianity, out of my hand. a wonderful example of the fact that early christianity and personal piety existed on elephant team. christopher, perhaps as early as the 4th century. when the game had been remembered, there seemed to be folded emulate that someone would have carried with them the monthly like spices. thanks to physics and i t. some aspects of christianity's early history can now be rewritten. the geneva, the european organization for nuclear research for cern is the world's largest research center in the field of particle physics. here at the swiss border with france almost 20000 scientists from all over the world have been researching the properties of elementary particles since 1954 we made german particle businesses to close down front and back again. its turn is regularly in switzerland to monitor experiments. yes, this is an overview of the launch hadron collider. we here on the sun side and

you're like, jesus christ, that's a long time.istic to say that addiction goes in hand in hand with fame, but i do think that one of the things we see is that people who already have some vulnerabilities might struggle more with fame, and then when addiction comes into it, the difficulty is that somebody who has incredible wealth, incredible access, unfortunately doesn't get those boundaries that many people do that naturally tempers that kind of behaviour. and it's also really hard for people to reach out — because if you are incredibly famous, it's very difficult to walk into a doctor's surgery or go and see a clinical psychologist and say, "i'm struggling." his behaviour in recent social media posts prompted concern among his fans that he had become unstable. sorry, i'm dancing. wait. come back. bye! i think one of the real problems with being i a pop star, or any kind - of really highly famous person, is that actually, it's noti all it's cracked up to be. there's a lot of loneliness. there's a lot of very sort of, you know, i

i am a believer and follower of jesus christ. think it's important for us to take a step back when this happens every four years or during congressional races. we get so animated in this country. it is great people are passionate about who they are voting for. for me, what keeps me stress-free or reduces my stress where we have so many opposing views are thinking about absolute truth. the great theologian karl bar se 70 muscle the bible in one hand and the newspaper in the other so we have an absolute standard. if you don't, that can lead us into all kinds of different directions. i know as human beings we all fall short of the glory of god. we have to keep that in mind. we have to keep in mind that we will fail. leaders are going to fail us. we have to be able to trust in the lord to be able to reduce our stress. host: does your faith inform your vote? do you consider it separate? caller: it absolutely doesn't for my vote. host: in what way? caller: for me it is difficult. i'm an independent. i am pro-life. i'm pro-life from wom

national revival of ukraine, he then tried in horror to stop this terrible process, when the glory of jesus christory forever, turned into glory to ukraine, a hero into glory, now what is happening in donbass in ukraine. its results were immediately supported by poland and the united states. a truly independent ukraine emerged only in 1991. it was in those borders that were given to it in soviet times, soviet. the emergence of ukraine, a huge ukraine after the collapse of the soviet union, is, in my opinion, a mistake, it is a political experiment based on western globalism, the most important role here is played by the usa and the european union. leonid danilovich kuchma, when he decided to define what the state actually is, the only one.

by the way, in 2020 , the ancient wooden crucifix of jesus christ returned to the church of the assumptionthe virgin mary... the doors of the architectural monument are now closed to tourists. earlier, during excursions, city guests hurried to climb the very steep stairs on the tower of the building to see the beautiful views of mstislavl. perhaps someday tourists will be able to visit these places again. 2021 was the year of discoveries. excavations were carried out in the carmelite church. the archaeological team made one small excavation in the middle of the central nave. at a depth of 2 m, a burial of monks and a fresco were found. currently , archaeological excavations are finished, perhaps someday archaeologists will return here again to discover new secrets of this unique place, the missing gaps in the centuries-old history of mstislav will be closed. welcome to belarus. let's get acquainted. pearls of belarusian cinema in the section about cinema. this time we will see a story about a man and a woman who got married as a joke, but fell in love with each other for real. every saturd

jesus christ is the son of mary and there are 15 candlesticks around him. there are 15 candlesticks. what are the christians for their sects ? of course, this church was attacked a lot and destroyed everything. and finally, the muslims came to support him, to support him. you shouldn't touch this, of course, this was very important for something byzantine, ms. laha laha, ms. emperor constantine came in 39 ad and saw that there is a rock here. it is very important. do not give he said to him, "what is here, think about the birthplace of christ?" he said, "what is this place, they say that this is the birthplace of christ?" he said, "so we will build a church here , that is, 39 years after the birth of christ , if everyone's idea, or mostly, is that palestine is completely muslim." and the civilization that we are talking about is muslim civilization, not palestine at all, for all of us, when we say support, we do not say for muslims, for arabs, sir, for all of you , this is the position of all of them. christians and for whom, for judea, david, well, i will

and you are like, jesus christ, that's a long time, even for someone as young as i was.mained close to his bandmates. just a few weeks ago, he was pictured dancing at a niall horan concert. one direction fans longed for a reunion. today those fans are mourning the death of their music icon. charlotte gallagher, bbc news. liam payne's old school st peter's collegiate academy issued a statement. it said, "we are deeply saddened to learn of the sudden "passing of our former student liam payne. "during his time at st peter's collegiate academy, "liam was not only well liked by his peers and teachers "but also recognised for his talents. "he made a positive impact on our school community "and his contributions will be remembered." that statement from liam payne's former school. let's speak to konnie huq, former xtra factor presenter. thank you forjoining us on bbc news. of course liam made his big break on x factor. what are your memories and how are you feeling on hearing the news today? feeling on hearing the news toda ? . . , , ., today? liam was destined for the success —

his words were, jesus christ and general jackson, why did he put those two together? i'm not sure. he knew that the president passed away. of course, there never would have been an ascent to power for truman if fdr not in miserable health, selected truman to be his running mate at democratic convention in july of 1944, and there in, as you'll see in my book, lies a tangled tale of chaos and duplicity intentionally orchestrated fdr. he had already he had already promised to individus those we didn't know this between them. so but the two individuals, the vice presidency. henry wallace left leaning henry wallace, the current vice president and jimmy roosevelt, probably the most qualified the. b-word. jimmy byrnes, jimmy byrnes thank you. i jimmy rather. jimmy byrnes. i have a scholar in the audience. jimmy byrnes probably the most qualified and. he was sometimes called the assistant president, but then fdr reneged, changed his mind. he gave in to the he gave in to the choice of the big city democratic bosses. and so from his train, from to train 2000 miles to the west and san diego o

and two weeks later she was like a cross between beyonce and jesus christ.given. which we were told democrats were told what to believe about her and they did what they were told. and i think i really admire trump because he talks to people. he will go out there and put himself out there. he says a lot of controversial things but he is willing to talk to anybody and i love that about him. >> greg: we have to move on you guys. viewer mail next! you can reduce the risk of kidney failure with farxiga. because there are places you'd like to be. farxiga can cause serious side effects, including ketoacidosis that may be fatal, dehydration, urinary tract, or genital yeast infections, and low blood sugar. a rare, life-threatening bacterial infection in the skin of the perineum could occur. stop taking farxiga and call your doctor right away if you have symptoms of this infection, an allergic reaction, or ketoacidosis. ♪ farxiga ♪ [cheering and applause] >> announcer: you are watching mailing it in. >> greg: gb mom asks, if possible, is there a moment or phase of you

and then you look back how long have you been drinking, and you are like, jesus christ, that's a longime, even for someone as young as i was. he remained close to his bandmates. just a few weeks ago he was pictured dancing at a niall horan concert. one direction fans longed for a reunion. today those fans are mourning the death of their music icon. charlotte gallagher, bbc news. our music correspondent mark savage joins us now. good morning, mark. tributes being paid, not being said about his role in the band, and particularly since they separated —— lots being said about that. they separated -- lots being said about that-— about that. yes, tributes this morninu about that. yes, tributes this morning from _ about that. yes, tributes this morning from dermot - about that. yes, tributes this i morning from dermot o'leary, about that. yes, tributes this - morning from dermot o'leary, who presented the x factor when one direction were put together, he said he remembered him blowing them away at 14 he remembered him blowing them away at 1a years old, he was away polite and grateful. olly m

and then you look back how long have you been drinking, and you are like, jesus christ, that's a longn for someone as young as i was. he remained close to his bandmates. just a few weeks ago, he was pictured dancing at a niall horan concert. one direction fans longed for a reunion. today those fans are mourning the death of their music icon. charlotte gallagher, bbc news. once again this is the scene live in buenos aires. outside the hotel where liam payne has died at the age of 31. as you can see, flowers, some of his fans, playing video to the musician. reaction continues to come in for musicians who had worked with liam payne as well as his many fans around the world. we will bring that to you here on bbc news. let's turn to the us now and kamala harris has sat down with fox news in herfirst—ever inteview with the network. she was pushed on immigration, as well as her vow to be a candidate of change. a key moment came when she was pressed on comments she made last week when she said she could not think of anything she would have done differently from president biden during his four

now the next thing that's about to happen is the return of the lord jesus christ, the apocalypse. witness those into the us is evangelical christie and exploring its influence of democracy and foreign policy on this and try to if you have just read a book in the process, praying for armageddon, episode one, just the or the one on a quest to be to, to find 2 months the among them to guy she asked me to, to tell you a good funds to talk to us toward isaac government. and that's what i'm going to talk then talk to go straight. this is at the pseudo required even in on to into boy e to find you can get a stain on it. close to the i mean television perfectly. so would you like and the economic thought month that way she can the boys to to be she go to me like the winds and bring salt and beach by the category 5 bottles to west to me and wrapped from the climate change perspective. almost every climate came back from flooding, the site, loans, droughts, it barks a bundle of dish, and effect millions of people in the ditch and hands bundle dishes, usually in the top 5 countries as the most vulne

us individually, forgive us corporately and please lord give us the help we ask in the name of jesus christ. amen. y'all. i don't have a whole lot to say. i'm not, i'm not, i'm not real big on knowing policy. so you won't get a policy speech from me. but i know some people that, that do know it real good and i count on them and i appreciate them and they're out there at work on our behalf. but if i can share something, it's just my heart and, and my heart is, is is for this to work. and i got a lot of friends in the business and i can tell you they're the same way. we don't look, we don't look to get handouts or things like that, but we do need the help and i know that god can send us that help some of that help in the way of, of uh government administration. and uh we so much appreciate that and i appreciate y'all allowing me to speak and uh through that administration that will be, that will be dealing with us, particularly as farmers. it'll be coming through our department of agriculture and uh and our secretary of agriculture, tom vilsack is here and i want to introduce him and allow hi

and then you look back and you think, how long have you been drinking, and then you are like, jesus christ ago he was pictured dancing at a concert. one direction fans are logged for a reunion. today those fans are mourning the death of their music icon. charlotte gallagher, bbc news. those who knew liam payne during his time on x—factor have paid tribute. presenter, dermot o'leary posted on instagram, saysing "the worst news. i remember him as a 1a—year—old turning up to audition on the x factor, and blowing us away singing sinatra. hejust loved to sing." singer olly murs says "this news is devastating, i'm lost for words. we always had a good laugh when we saw each other, sometimes the catch—ups were only short and sweet but when we did, it was mostly about how annoyingly good his hair always looked, or our love for becks, the old x factor days and the tour we shared together." and rylan clarke tweeted "extremely sad news. very tragic and so young. rest in peace liam." our music correspondent mark savage joins us now. morning. i understand recently you interviewed liam payne? hat morning

you know, we can see that jesus christ was so beautiful and so attractive.said, "i want this to be the most beautiful place to see in the world. because of this, of course, two engineers built it." . thank you very much, thank you and i say goodbye to you and now in the resistance of nasr's narration we have closed the burden for beirut, the wounded bride, a fashion song, we are still not fully settled, we are not completely settled, both we and our journeys were normal , the soap of this difficulty before coming yesterday, we had an indirect flight we reached beirut, baghdad, when we boarded to go to beirut, suddenly everywhere. the first night in beirut was relatively quiet. in the morning , the sound of patrol drones of the most well-equipped bloodthirsty army in west asia attracted our attention. later, to the cultural and educational complex in south zahia. he brought a complex that was the venue of south beirut conferences in zahia for many years. the same place when our dear martyr syed aziz was giving a speech, people used to sit together to see it.

now the next thing that's about to happen is the return of the lord jesus christ. the apocalypse, witness those into the us is event jellicoe, christie and exploring its influence of democracy in foreign policy on this and try to if you have just read apocalyptic process. praying for armageddon. episode one section of the yellow dab to cannot be just all side by degrees field. spending millions of data, so forth. it to the city. hundreds of thousands or posts from their homes. the floods portable part of crisis here. that cute causes destroyed private and public property, as well as it for a structure is a flat cost more than each, nobody can infrastructure damage, coin sites are the types closer to the opening. how many schools have become camps for the displaced? hundreds of millions of dollars have been spent to construct new schools, 40 pad those damaged in pricing by them. what are the floods didn't spend the, like dozens of roads and bridges. they require a lot of money to fix money that the government doesn't have. the government says with adequate funding,

the book of mormon for the church of jesus christ of latter day in was published in 1830.fey's newly revised primer published in 1836. children were taught geography and history with a book written in 1837. a selection of stories from edgar allen poe was published in 1845. here are more books from the library of congress list of books that shaped america. the scarlet letter, 1850. moby dick, 1851. uncle tom's cabin by harriet beecher stowe released in 1852. henry david thorough writing about nature and solitary -- solidarity in 1854 with his book, walden. peter: if you go to c-span.org you wilfi the library of congressist of 100 books over the pt 250 years or so that have influenced who we are today, shaped public policy, and made us who we are. you can find that fullist. we have chosen 10 from the list for our series. you can create your own lt on c-span.org, books that shaped america. at the top you can click a viewer input and sending your videos about how youhi books have shaped americ specifically if you have a book yr list that is not related to t o we are talkingbou

remember jesus christ cult some of the jews sons of the devil and he wasn't lying.e was not lying. but judge a man by what he does. and remember what he did when he was president. everybodyy was happy. everybody had it made it. everybody didn't have to walk to the store because they didn't have money for gas ore all of those things. judge him for what he has done. not for what he says. anybody that has. >> go ahead, jessica. any comment? >> no comment. >> in winthrop,nt maine and undecided voter. highbred. >> good morning. i wanted to talk about voting which is on the ballot in nevada. allow me too vote for jill stein or some other third-party candidates. i won't lose my vote. it won't be wasted if she does not win, which she probably won't. it will go to my second choice. i think it is very important voting is the most fundamental rights. that's one of the very, very important things to fix in nevada. because they right now still use the method. i hope everybody there it gets that. gets to vote for ranked choice voting. split all right brad, jessica? >> question th

prophets before them, and also the imams that came after the prophet. let's take the story of jesus christ for. example, when he rose up against the oppression of the romans or the the the the the the revolution of moses when he rose up against you know pharaoh who he grew up in the house of pharaoh so for for the muslims there is this very intimate very deep connection with this um you know historical um historical stories for them it's not a story it's a way of life it's a principle that they based your entire life around whether it comes to their political um orientation or when it comes to their um individual responsibilities because that is also something that you know the muslims and especially the shias have you know very strong connection with because they they believe that their imam the last one that is promised to them is still here is still alive and is and is a witness upon what they are doing so they they they base that their belief. on the fact that i as an individual, i am also directly responsible for whatever oppression is taking place around me, whether it is within my r

convert to christianity, and i'm telling... them that's never going to happen because they hate jesus christ, they hate the bible, they're not, they're talentous, they're not mosaic lawkeepers, the as as he said very correctly, they are frauds and they're holding the entire world, not just america and christianity, they're holding entire world hostage with this latest campaign, it's about time the world turns against him, absolute way, thank you so much for your expertise, that was ellie joseph james uh political analyst from chicago, thank you for joining us now back to mr. bennett. mr. bennett, you talked about the uh the geopolitical aspect of it, like how uh the americans are still trying to support israel uh and their relationship as they say is iron clad. uh, how far do you think they are going to take this? well, they're in a very precarious position uh right now with the election. approaching where the majority of the american people, i think have their hearts inclined to staying away from this war, they do not want to send their sons and daughters into a conflict. they do not want t

the arkansas center, i would say 35 members would say that they are believers in followers of jesus christ pressing for the house. this passage of senate bill 513 repair of the machine mister blurred. i would say probably have would identifies evangelicals. they understand how important it is to support his real 69 days, 3 days, 0 present. the bill is past the the so this is where a lot of the tomatoes are coming from. now. our family has been here for generations. my grandfather, he was a farmer. all my uncles for farmers, as you know were scotch irish. i mean we're just white trash farmers. i'd be of assistance, but that has square ricoh problem. the i've left college, the 1974 to started magazine called the arkansas times more than the door a bunch of 20, some things before we were the 1st people to have ever discovered arkansas. we were incredibly excited about the music, the history of the mythology, the beauty we wanted to discover arkansas or one to tell others about it. we want to write about it. this was a great story, the arkansas written next. what was it love or fight, or count

the arkansas said i would say $35.00 members would say that they are believers and followers of jesus christ for us and for the house this passage of senate bill 513, prepare the machine. mister clerk, i would say probably half would identifies evangelicals. they understand how important is to support israel. $69.00 days, 3 days is 0 present. the bill is past the the . so this is where a lot of the tomatoes are coming from. now. our family has been here for generations. my grandfather, he was a farmer. all my uncles for farmers, as you know were scotch irish. i mean we're just white trash farmers. i'd be of assistance, but that has square ricoh problem. the i've left college, the 1974 to started magazine called the arkansas times more than the door a bunch of 20, some things before we were the 1st people to have ever discovered arkansas. we were incredibly excited about the music, the history of the mythology, the beauty we wanted to discover arkansas or one to tell others about it. we want to write about it. this was a great story, the arkansas written next. what was it love or fight, or co

cucumber melon before everybody appears a christian except for me yes, i am very much a big fan of jesus christ so you have the people were passing out at the rally and from there, trump ditch, the town hall format and swayed and bopped to music for 39 minutes. panel, i'm going to show you a clip of trump dancing. you have to guess which song was here's your first dance move that was nothing compares to you. all i know is there were jazz hands involved. and so i'm going to say it's a man's man's, man's world. >> here's the song are, i love it yeah, good compilation, that sort of like now that's what i call fascism volume like a church pastor when they are waiting for the offering plate to go round and i get that reference because i am a christian do another day of >> this. that's why i can't be anything but ymca. >> and that was the song to say at the ymca? >> yeah, i know i am a young christian opponent, kamala harris, sit down for an interview on fox news was someone who was definitely not voting for her. and it got a little testy brett. >> i'm sorry. and with all due respect, that clip was n

and the relics were also returned here, the most revered ones - the icon of the crucifixion of jesus christints peter and paul, the patrons of the church. for me personally, this is an example of such ecumenism, solidarity and mutual understanding, mutual anointing between different faiths. that is, how often do people like to say that we believe in one god, yes, that is, it is important for us to look not for what divides us, but for what unites us, this is the moment that the icons during the closure of the church were transferred, let's say, by people to the church, then returned again to the church, this is a very good moment of such a christian life and virtue, so thank you very much to our orthodox brothers and let this really be such a moment... cardinal of the roman catholic church conducted the ceremony of consecration of the church 19 years ago kazimierz swiatok. since that day , regular services have been held in the temple. prayers are heard daily within the walls of the orthodox. transfiguration church, the shrine was built thanks to a resident of shklov, agafya sidorova. merch

happens is evangil is for a few hours a day they come here and they get saturated into the gospel of jesus christchallenged by the word so that they can live in the worlds they already live in. so we're not really that concerned about getting them ready for the tough world they're facing, we're just trying our best to get them ready for the world they live in every day. >> kayleigh: no doubt. and day day, you know, my father, his dad passed away when he was very young so he was raised by a mother from a very young age and he told me that his coaches really became like his father figures through life and i'm curious your thoughts on your coaches. i read that you have that same kind of relationship. >> yes, ma'am, i do, right here pastor denny is like a wonderful grandfather to me. like just my first few years here i never really understood why he was always on my back and just -- i thought he was just, just being an old man and just being up my, being up my back 24/7 but he was actually teaching me life lessons each time we bumped heads. like there was always a life lesson in it and it was just so