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finding the head of john the baptist, which is revered by christians as a great shrine today is partly preserved on holy mount athos liturgical hymns. on today's holiday. the church speaks of irore, that it was better for him to break his oath than, having fulfilled it, to truncate the chapters of the holy parables and indeed an act and kind. this is an example of insanity, vanity flippant vows unwillingness to admit their mistakes. and this is a lesson for all of us, because such qualities are by no means characteristic of a christian person, falling into the sin of vanity and trying haughtily to show his virtues to others, often says crazy words and do deeds, which he later regrets. why does vanity take possession of a person, if he does not live according to the gospel, does not understand the value of the true goal of our earthly existence. what is unity with christ and the preparation of the future eternal life, then this true goal is replaced by false ones. earthly aunt glory, the unrestrained desire for which is called vanity, pushes a person to thoughtless and often sinful acti

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these seals are solid evidence that more than 1,000 years ago, the main religion of the john state was christianityther equally important exhibit is an ancient iron cross found in an ossetian sanctuary by the river . who, uh, participated in the liturgies, when he served as a christian temple in this heat, master classes begin on the walkie talkie of metal artifacts to work with the material they will start only after the theoretical courses of the hermitage vasil last a week during this time the event at the national museum can be visited by everyone, and in december the hermitage itself will open a large-scale exposition dedicated to the thousandth century, the baptism of alanya alexander kunduk, alargoev. there, once zhukov had news from stanislavdiev, north ossetia, our correspondents' new reports, after a few minutes, remained together in the region. it was warm. well done i like that you can control the heating from your phone energy-saving teplik heater has a high efficiency, does not burn out oxygen and is absolutely fireproof ; support this level will help vitofer readily available iron of

why don't christians tell that? >> john, heard that point. lou, in highland park, illinois. democratic collar. >> good morning. i'm sorry, my voice is scratchy. how about a woman's health? why do they discriminate against women's health? if she has an infection or she has hemorrhaging, shouldn't that be allowed for an abortion? why do they discriminate? why don't they think women can't make up their own minds? >> listen to the reaction by the republican leader in the senate, mitch mcconnell of kentucky when he is asked about senator graham's proposal this week. >> lindsey graham has this 15-week abortion ban. if you take the senate, will you put this on the floor of the senate for a vote? or will you commit to leading this issue entirely up to the states? >> well, if we go to his bill you'll have to ask him about it. in terms of scheduling i think most of the bumpers of my conference prefer that this be dealt with at the state level. >> with regard to the abortion issue, are republicans -- do you feel like republicans are doing enough? it seems like democrats are kind of con

and he wanted to force virginians to convert to protestant christianity. once john ralph's grand experiment in tobacco cultivation proved an overwhelming success. james put his own distaste for the vile tobacco aside to, reap its benefits. in his coffers, which, of course, only became even more abundant throughout 17th century and after first enslaved africans arrived in the colony in 1619 as the majority labor force for tobacco cultivate. and there thus began the planting of english colonization in virginia, the themes of trade, race and religion, or perhaps more protestant religion establishing like tobacco in a fertile soil, growing deep roots underneath the surface. on the eve of the american patriots were questioning their collective identity and their role in the empire and. you know, were they full english subjects? were they guaranteed the same rights and protections by king and parliament as their counterparts in great britain? on the british mainland, or on the other hand, were they something very different either by necessity? neglect or design and theref

i think we left off with my analysis of john tyler's marriage to leticia christian from new kent county. i made the point this is another step in his political process. because i'm marrying well to enhance the political standing get the sense of tyler, even at the early stage of his political career he has wrestles his outpatient he must get along joint national political career. he's like the person were talking to scanning the room for someone more important to talk too. so maybe that's what happens to me when i am at parties. winchell surpasses god as a compliments and politics but he going to be a judge this as a stepping stone to a career he certainly wanted to surpass his father house would take advantage of gratuitous timing. i'm very popular congressman died, tyler saw an opportunity and stood for election. after election against john clanton and another candidate anders stevenson to become a legal rival a friendly rival at the time won the close election was had to washington. he never been to washington before when he got there he was shocked by what he saw. washington still b

in 1772, western moving settlers john mill and israel christian founded the town and by 1784 there were 59 homes as well as at that verns and the early formation of a justice system. once virginia's gateway to the west, fin castle is the county seat which once extended to the mississippi river. meriwether lewis and william clark visited there during their expedition into the west. william returned to fin castle and married julia hancock in 1808 in the historic home santalane. passing settlers stopped on their way to the interior of what would become the united states. conducting business and buying goods from the merchants in town. today fin castle proudly main tains its heritage and history. their version of the courthouse designed by president thomas jefferson is located in fin castle and contains records going back hundreds of years. fin castle's annual historic festival will be a bit more special this year celebrating the town's 250th anniversary and being held this weekend. i'm proud to represent this historic town, a bedrock of the oldest colony and the greatest commonwealth of vi

what happened to the veterans world war one when the depression hit try to be optimistic christian bale and johnashington play soldiers wounded in action and cared for by a french nurse portrayed by margo robbie after a post-war interlude in amsterdam. the guys find themselves mixed up in a murder back in the us with the likes of taylor swift and chris rock, please i was just honored to be in i'm seeing this and i couldn't believe it still pinching myself. he's great with the depression putting a strain on democracy a general played by robert de niro gets recruited by dark forces looking to harm our country. no history repeats itself. it sure did it sure does it is now we have the same situation going toe to toe with him is rami malek one tool sharpens the other and that was the case with this with this cast day in and day out and every day no matter who showed up they brought their a game and delivered. that was sandy kenyon reporting amsterdam is out on october 7th from 20th century studios owned by disney the parent company of abc 7. well, finally tonight happening now another live look from

i think we left off with my analysis of john tyler's marriage to them leticia christian from new kent county. i made the point, this is another step in his political process. because i'm marrying well to the political standing, get the sense of tyler, even at the early stage of his political career, he has wrestles -- he must get along joint national political career. he's like the person we're talking to scanning the room for someone more important to talk to. so maybe that's what happens to me when i met parties. when she'll surpasses -- as a compliment and politics but he's going to be a judge that is a steppingstone to his career. it's like the person you're talking to at a party who standing in the room. hello but he certainly wanted to surpass his father and become a political figure and national renown. he was also quite adept at taking advantage of fortuitous timing. in september 1816, the very popular congressman who represented john tyler's district -- tyler saw an opportunity for election. after an election against the sun -- and another candidate named andrew stevenson who

what in you, what in the 3 cho, global is a curve, those locals, all christian americans kill the 9 people in john prize when the defaulted 15 millions african slaves through america. follow the north 50 millions, q told dad that christmas. this is for god. this is the concept of what i call rushing guilt. they want to be russians over the head generation to generation, to feel guilty, and apologized for leaders hundreds of years ago. did not do anything even close to the evil is that western leaders themselves down when marissa phobia began to flare up. andrew was a university student. he studied russia, his friends didn't understand why waste time on a week country with no say, everything changed on august. the 8th, 2008, a georgia democracies under threat member, george w bush went crazy and mccain. of course, going crazy. my country is so different things to run aggression, fresh troops in georgia, obviously, we know now that there was an exaggeration. we now know the facts and what have been that was really initiated the attack against russian peacekeepers and 16 bow capitol of south aestheti

christian h. maltby >> francisco miguel mancini >> >> and my brother john., we miss you every day for 21 years has gone by so fast. it is a lifetime ago for your nephew, matthew. he turned 20 month he never knew you but he has some of your personality traits, especially his sense of humor and work ethic. i think of you every day in the way you helped and interacted with people on a one on one racist. -- basis. everyone you helped in your lifetime was important to you and you made them feel special. i continue to do that and i hope to do be as successful as you are your foundation helps people one at a time. we don't change people's lives change lives for one day. watch over as and keep us safe. we love you and miss you. god bless you, john. [applause] >> and my brother peter. i love you, i miss your laugh and your wacky sense of humor. you live on in the hearts of your family, friends and all who knew you and in the next generation of your nephew and niece. [applause] >> joseph mangano >> sara elizabeth manley >> debra m. mannetta >> marion victoria manning

bring up defending freedoms project, i'm a congressional advocate for three chinese christian prisoners, pastor john saul, pastor john -- and pastor ron. these brave men hearing about their stories on the internet but my question is, do you think their efforts to center and shut down online information for religion will have an impact on our access to the pastors information here in the united states and how would you recommend advocates continue to support current and future victims of religious persecution should access to the stories be limited or removed? >> this is an important question not only are we not going to be able to get access for simple communication with anyone outside the country perceived as hostile to the ccp has a consequence. they monitor medication, access to certain webpages. sorry for bringing up the uighur situation the bone has to be scanned by mobile police, the local police station set up the streets. one place that's been successful, it's reasonable to expect the chinese will transfer this to the other provinces because it's an insecure regime careful of population, peo

bring up depending the freedoms product, i'm a congressional advocate for three chinese christian prisoners. pastor johnand pastor ron. ... >> in the future victims of religious persecution should have the benefits or be removed? >> this is such an important question. not only can we not get access but a simple communication with anything —- anyone outside of the country perceived as hostile to the ccp has a consequence. they monitor internet phone calls, communication, your access to certain webpages. i keep bringing up the situation but found had to be scanned by mobile police stations that were set up on the street. we don't have information as to the same practice the chinese have inland china cities but one place that is already successful that would transfer over to the other provinces. this is such an insecure regime it is fearful of its own population, people of faith, people of reasoning or desire to be left alone. they will do this at any cost with any justification. it is a very troubling trend. the online database not only in chinaas but outside of china has also been subjected. and then reg

so is please call your local wildlife center for information peas incentives to john ramis, kpix 5 peas, all right, christian alert weather darren: in your meetin logical training did you have any book anywhere that had falling squirrels? peas you know pvc, we are blazing trails in the bay area. we had falling squirrels early and had falling anchovies. when there's a fish we have had a lot of things falling from th sky peas a news-making market. there's rain coming. for hilltoppers shows you the rain. one thing that maybe you shouldn't necessarily trust too much if using online that looks good, but that is not actual rain that will hold together an each the ground. not yet that is the radar reading too far offshore, and most of that stuff is elevated. if you want to see their curing to use the forecast model at this point because that's bette accurately depict without menta rain in the ground is. it's still not here and you can see the leading edge of the system. if we bring that on shortly that's about 23 in the morning before sonny start to connect with the northbay. look at the shape on that. that is a be

depalma jose nicolas de pena robert john deraney michael derienzo david paul derubbio jemal legesse desantis christiane edward desimone iii firefighter andrew j. desperito michael jude da™esposito cindy ann deuel melanie louise de vere jerry devito robert p. devitt, jr. >> and my grandfather firefighter allen. my family teach me about you and my brothers and i would love the chance to meet you. you will never be forgotten. >> and my aunt, brooke alexandra jackson. aunt brooke, even though i never met you, i feel a connection to you. i share your love of reading, helping others and being a younger sister. as i have gotten older, people have told me that i resemble you in both appearance and mannerisms. that is truly the best compliment i could ever get. and the time you have been gone, it is almost as much is almost as much as your short years lived. my heart breaks that i will never get to meet you, but you have and will always be my role model. i hope i am making you and poppa proud. i know you are smiling down on me today and every night. i love you, aunt brooke. [applause] >> battalion chief dennis

. >> that's an christian on on american and something that should not be allowed. the texas senator john cornyn says the busing is getting the attention of the biden administration, the federal government whose responsibility it is they're not paying attention and doing anything about this crisis. this biden border crisis that we've seen that the border and florida governor ron desantis is following abbott's example sending 2 private planes full of migrants to martha's vineyard and all those people in dc and new york were beating their chests when trump was president. the minute. >> even a small fraction of what those border towns deal with every day is brought to their front door. they all the side and go deserve. >> and these republican governors say they're doing this to get the attention of the biden administration to get them to change course when it comes to their immigration policy. grant. >> well, we're shot that the busing have been happening. the planes are new. do we know if these republican governors are going to continue sending migrants to democratic run cities and states.

with a christian tomato to give rightful accomplishments about the life-giving power of the roof day after day, overcoming the sin of selfishness and evil the menovita dagesta call from saint john paul to another, transforming the word of the great pope’s gretro, one wants to sit under the armchair next to them, that from the terrible light of the witch, people are needed and what jekiah, crowned at the roof of christ, ready to arch their own, all share christ ’s christ and to radiate heaven and earth, and people are poisonous among themselves. telekrizha of the narodzhaya river of new brave and accompanying messages, but vera of the narodzhaya generation and some of the marching finger believe and you carry the test, third kaptoliki we wanted to be warmed by marching faith of christ, what kind of faith did grandfather reduce? yes , eternal joys with god brother and sister at the forefront, by the will of st. john, we read the offensive word, and i will be taken down on the roof above the earth. he pulled everyone to himself, even christ, my dears, is already allowed to jesus christ . let me get rid of you for everything, like my roof stasya with furry and strength, how life ha

. >> reporter: three friends played by margot robbie, christian bale and john david washington find themselves930s the trio work to expose one of the most outrageous plots in american history. >> if you had to describe the film in like kind of one sentence, it would be difficult to perhaps. >> it's a comedic thriller about love, loyalty and the reasons to live in the face of shocking, untold history that follows these three gorgeous characters and all the crazy individuals they meet on an adventure to save themselves and more. >> where is my eye, harold? >> right here. >> i never expected two decorated soldiers to get knocked out in my own home. >> the genre, a lot have been discussing, what is it? is it a mystery, a crime, a bit of a caper, a bit of a comedy? >> right. >> it's a lot of comedy. >> a lot of david's films, the themes are about adversity in people's lives and how do they overcome it to keep being joyful and loving life and recreating themselves every day and being optimistic. >> reporter: the crime epic is loaded with top talent from taylor swift to chris rock, mike myers, zoe sa

. >> that's an christian on on american and something that should not be allowed. but texas senator johnys the busing is getting the attention of the biden administration, the federal government whose responsibility it is they're not paying attention and doing anything about this crisis. this biden border crisis that we've seen that the border and florida governor ron desantis is following abbott's example sending 2 private planes full of migrants to martha's vineyard and all those people in dc and new york were beating their chests when trump was president. the minute. >> even a small fraction of what those border towns deal with every day is brought to their front door. they all of a sudden go deserve. and republican governor say they're doing this to get the attention of the biden administration. >> reporting in washington reshad hudson, back to you. governor gavin newsom is responding to governor abbott and desantis is decision to ship and bus migrants cross country saying, quote. >> what desantis and texas governor greg abbott are doing isn't clever. it's cruel. i'm formally request

and he wanted to force virginians to convert to protestant christianity. once john ralph's grand experiment in tobacco cultivation proved an overwhelming success. james put his own distaste for the vile tobacco aside to, reap its benefits. in his coffers, which, of course, only became even more abundant throughout 17th century and after first enslaved africans arrived in the colony in 1619 as the majority labor force for tobacco cultivate. and there thus began the planting of english colonization in virginia, the themes of trade, race and religion, or perhaps more protestant religion establishing like tobacco in a fertile soil, growing deep roots underneath the surface. on the eve of the american patriots were questioning their collective identity and their role in the empire and. you know, were they full english subjects? were they guaranteed the same rights and protections by king and parliament as their counterparts in great britain? on the british mainland, or on the other hand, were they something very different either by necessity? neglect or design and theref

host: christian hall national political reporter from bloomberg news is on twitter. >> c-span taking you live to boston at the john f. kennedy museum. we will be hearing from president biden on the cancer moonshot. we are expecting the president shortly. you are watching live coverage here on c-span. ♪ >> ladies and gentlemen, please take your seats as the program will begin momentarily. >> and again, c-span waiting live. the president speaking about the cancer moonshot aimed at ending cancer. we will be hearing members from -- louis hearing from members of the kennedy family. -- you will be hearing from members of the kennedy family. live on c-span. ♪ >> live here on c-span at the john f. kennedy library and museum. we will be hearing from president biden on the cancer moonshot initiative aimed at ending cancer. we will be hearing members from the -- hearing from members of the kennedy family. you are watching live coverage on c-span. >> we do economic research at the center for growth. questions about the problems standing in the way of the american people experiencing an abundant future. what we will be discuss

years ago or so, which is true, what was the goale o if john dewey and the other so-called early a progressivesnd?d >> e a reversal of western christianon, they massed turn idea of more vovocational training,itis you needed to train them for a an industrial economy, a to future economy. althat is how they spun it. in reality. every name listed in the book, they are athiests, socialists and marxists, if they wanted radical humanist change, a future utopia of w what in haa call equality, now they say equity, the crumbling of capitalist system and western style a republic they had to undermine free thinks and replace key ingredients, that is god. it -- they knew that parents would have revolvolted inha early 20tht century, they took god off and theyac replaced it,t with something that looked just like it. and what they replaced it work this is shocking for people who revere our flag,th an ad country, they replace it with patriotism and the flag i put in a new pledge ofe r allegiance that did not include under god.n they created a brand-new network of schools, one thed gary b plan, in gary, indiana, which removed god. i fast forwardn 80 y

. >> that's on christian on on american and something that should not be allowed. the texas senator john cornyn says the busing is getting the attention of the biden administration, the federal government whose responsibility it is they're not paying attention and doing anything about this crisis. this biden border crisis that we've seen that the border and florida governor ron desantis is following abbott's example sending 2 private planes full of migrants to martha's vineyard and all those people in dc and new york were beating their chests when trump was president. the minute. >> even a small fraction of what those border towns deal with every day is brought to their front door. they all the side and go deserve. and republican governor say they're doing this to get the attention of the biden administration. >> reporting in washington reshad hudson, back to you. >> turning now to the conflict in ukraine, russia and china are holding joint military exercises the second since last year. according to a statement from the russian defense ministry crews from both sides for conducting joint

john the tenth. he was in a catholic christian church with the pope, well, strange flawed logic.he air. okay , let's not judge. well, at least the candidate of sciences should know who kerensky is. i just want to call at least out of respect for the fact that right now we are our guys risking blood, shedding blood. they are creating the history of our country and the history of the world to put in order at least in these spirit aspects our education from september 1 to everyone from september 1. uh, why did i speak with an accent? hmm with all due respect, uh, to the president of belarus lukashenka, you will recognize immediately after the advertisement? hiv is not a verdict, treatment started on time allows you to live happily ever after. learn more, but at the speeder. who are you? how many of you? the post office is waiting for you, play the game and wins valuable prizes, play summer prolong think about moving to a bigger apartment. find it on the website of the apartment when buying an apartment or a house . the number one real estate service composition contributes to the ac

john the baptist baptized jesus christ. for us, it's very important, especially because only the armenian church keep the tradition as it was celebrated in the fourth century by the universal christianchurch. eric: covid-19 restrictions mean the priests need a police escort and can only bring 50 people instead of hundreds. they descend through the judean desert into the jordan valley. the baptism site is on the militarized border between jordan and the palestinian territories cupied by israel. access is controlled by the israeli military. at the river, the priests are met by their armenian counterparts in jordan across the water. male: [speaking foreign language] eric: the patriarch blesses the river's waters, and priests collect them to use in baptisms and benedictions throughout the year. father baghdasaryan: once the water of the river is blessed as a miraculous water, and everyone that has any kind of pains or any kind of bad feelings, he can wash himself with this water, and he can be healed. eric: while it's holy water for some, the reality is that the source of the dead sea, the jordan river, is now a polluted stream. all the water that makes it down this far is sewage or fro

john mccain a communist, they called him a communist, and they scolded mccain. you know why he doesn't want to be friends with russia. why? because russia is a white-christianwhich it should be, and they already imagined that it should be a friend of the united states and russia. deserves respect because it got rid of communism and after getting rid of communism it became a white christian country. these are the opinions among the supporters of the extreme right of the united states, that is, you see different different opinions, beloved , different understanding. i think that is completely false understanding history in general is not understanding what russia is, well, there is such a thing, i think that these are the same people, they left their own opinions. unfortunately, such as the ultra-right in america, i think that we should be friends with russia. franko said, he expressed the opinion that everything after all, you can look for good russians by defining certain criteria for them, and they, these russians can be useful to us after our victory in the russian-ukrainian war, mr. igor, it is clear that each person will determine these criteria for him

christian roots, to your brother, who we all miss dearly. good to see you. always great to have you. huge questions tonight about john biederman's health. the democratic senatorial candidate from pennsylvania, this time from his hometown newspaper. newt gingrich will react when we return, straight ahead. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [upbeat music playing] ♪ welcome to home sweet weathertech home. a place where dirt stays outside. and floors are protected. where standing is comfortable. and water never leaves a mark. it's spotless under the sink. and kids can be kids. order your american made products at weathertech.com. ok>> even more developments tonight. "pittsburgh post-gazette" published an editorial, raising concerns about his health, his stamina about his stroke back in may. "if he is not well enough to races opponent, that raises concern about his ability to serve as a u.s. senator. as we've shown you on this program, he has struggled mightily in recent program events, but that's not his only problem. he is a spoiled socialist trust fund brat in a hoodie with tattoos that has never had a real job in his life. you look at his positions, like wanting t

john. host: up next week will focus on midterm elections. we will be joined by christianl of bloomberg news. and taylor barkley ♪ >> guest: things are picking up with the midterms. things are really heating up. host: or north carolina? guest: it was a very interesting race. we were talking to voters ahead of the midterm elections what was the dynamic there that brought you to the tar heel state? guest: she was the chief justice the north carolina supreme court but apparently a member in the house. if she wins, she would be the third african-american woman to serve in the senate. it is a very interesting race. host: what did you focus on when you were there? guest: i talked to voters and not ask them about their concern whether or not inflation is a concern for them. but on the campaign trail, one of the things that voters constantly brought up was abortion. that was a real concern for them. host: what did they tell you in that race for north carolina? guest: there is mounting evidence democrats, democratic voters are galvanized by the recent decision. voters are very conc

traditional values, they believe in christianity, they believe in defending the family and those are key reasons why they are doing so well in the polls in italy. >> johnys great to get your take on things. >> aishah: update on the path of hurricane ian. fox news and weather are fanned out across florida. we'll have the latest on the path of this storm. also the great education debate taking center stage in the midterms. the republicans focusing on parents' rights. will it be a winning issue like it was last year? former education secretary betsy devos joins us next. formulated with nourishing, prebiotic oat. it's clinically proven to moisturize dry skin for 24 hours. aveeno® you deserve to feel safe with the confidence that you're protected online. introducing mcafee plus, all in one protection that goes beyond your devices. it protects you, your identity and privacy with credit and dark web monitoring, removing your personal info from sites that sell it, and more - all backed by one million dollars in identity theft coverage. with mcafee plus, you can enjoy life online confidently because safety has a feeling all its own. >> john: new at 2:00, with e

john and letters, we have incredible things. they've been off our discussion tonight, you'll cattle former acting -- badly masses with us, and national security attorney, and then christian are a former federal prosecutor is with us. no cattle, i was struck by the maggie haberman quotes from your go, if there is an audio tape of that, and i'm not, sure if donald trump allows them to take their conversations, but if there is, that is something they can be subpoenaed in this case, but the way it's reported by maggie haberman it appears the donald trump realizes, in mid answer, that he does not have permission to have these. but we know that he does have those at that time. >> exactly, lawrence, a crime requires two things, a bad act, and a bad criminal intent. what she is reporting is that there is a bad criminal intent as early as a year ago, september of last year. he knew about those documents and the like. today, we are learning more evidence, because trump turns out to have incredible things, not just in his storage room at mar-a-lago, but at his office in south lawrence. seven top secret documents, 17 other documents, other classified information. if i had seven fold

john fetterman, a win. this is the chairman of the summer set county republican party, and he acknowledges some had doubts tabt television doctor. >> we're a very christianrvative county. they were somewhat hesitant on doctor oz at first. they weren't sold on his second amendment stance. a lot of pro lifers here. they weren't sold on whether he was pro life or not. some were taking a little bit of time. but they're realizing my best option is to vote for dr. oz. >> reporter: like a lot of the people who live here, karen walker and terry mitchell have known each other for decades. and they share a lot of the same concerns about the state of the nation. >> the economy. inflation is just out of this world right now. energy is a big issue right now. and then of course the border crisis. >> mitchell said she met oz and his wife and p found them to be genuine. >> obviously he's our candidate of choice now. so, we need to back him because red the better than blue. >> jennifer also saw oz in person when he visited somerset. >> i want to listen to what he had to say and i liked a lot of what he had to say. >> are you voting for oz or against fetterman? >> the sen

christian bale >> -- it's like, it's -- there's too many >> jimmy: robert de niro >> zoe saldana, anya taylor-joy. rami malek, matthias schoenaerts - >> jimmy: oh, everybody. >> andrea riseborough. john jimmy: how is it working with david o. russell? >> oh, my gosh every day is like a complete - no day is the same >> jimmy: you told me that he almost doesn't ever want to stop >> no, he doesn't want to stop like, he could go forever. and same with christian, who's, you know, the lead in this film christian bale plays this incredible character and is also a very, very, you know, incredible actor and they're both so dedicated to this film and their craft, that we never actually - like, he never called cut. david never called cut on this film so, technically, we didn't ever really stop. it was the last. >> jimmy: you're still filming "amsterdam." >> we're still going >> jimmy: you're still filming and the movie's out. >> it'll be in theaters october 7th, but we are -- [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you're still -- yeah >> but no, we were there, and it was the last day of shooting, and it was a scene and christian was, you know, giving -- saying his dialogue. and david's there, and he's directing

john fetterman a win. >> the big prize is control the senate. >> senate chair of the republican party. now he acknowledges some voters headed out of the television doctor. >> we are very kristen bass christianance. a lot of pro-lifers here. they weren't sold on whether he was pro-life or not. a little bit to pit at the time. but they are releasing that my best option is to vote for doctor oz. >> a long time -- >> like a lot of the people who live here, karen walker schaffer and terry mitchell have known each other for decades. and they share a lot of the same concerns about the state of the nation. >> the economy, inflation is just out of this world right now. energy is a big issue right now. and of course the border crisis. >> mitchell said she met oz and his wife and found them to be genuine. >> obviously he's our candidate of choice now so we need to backhand because red is better than blue. >> jennifer fatally also sauce in person when he visited somerset's. >> i want to listen to what he had to say and i like a lot of things that he had to say. >> are they voting for ours or against fetterman? >> the distance that i get is a little bit a small portion of our voters who are saying, i go

christian a very strong statement about as a native son of oakland. he said this is not the oakland that i grew up in the things have changed and we heard john sasaki from the school district. say what a tough year. it's been it's been a tough year around the country not just oakland a lot of cities have dealt with this kind of rise in gun violence. that is so alarming so disturbing and just so heartbreaking, but you could sense the frustration from someone who was born and raised in in this city, oakland to see what has happened today and what has been happening over the last year or two. we'll take a short break and be right back. my name is douglas. i'm a writer/director and i'm still working. in the kind of work that i do, you are surrounded by people who are all younger than you. i had to get help somewhere along the line to stay competitive. i discovered prevagen. i started taking it and after a period of time, my memory improved. it was a game-changer for me. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. it was a game-changer for me. coming into the breaking news in east oakland the shooting near this the king estate campus today which houses four scho

goldwater making an alliance with the john berke society, which helped him win the gop nomination in 1964 against nelson rockefeller, while raegan years with christianaw in the late 70s. the tea party which believed, as you remember. which he party said barack obama was a secret socialist muslim born in kenya who wanted to destroy the american economy so we can pose a detail in cater ship. all that has the same name. there is an internal enemy that needs to be dehumanized. and then demonized. you see trump doing that now in the clip. this is long part of the gop dna. >> after studying the republican party, he said it was clear that the gop has promoted far-right extremism and conspiracies for the last 70 years, you are just explaining. there are now election deniers on the ballot in 27 states. what does that say about the faith of our democracy? >> it used to be that this was done on the side, in the early 60s reagan, mid 60s, raegan run for governor. he said we need to keep the coops at bay. he needed their votes. he wanted their support. he just did not want them front and center and the republican party. what we have seen under trump is that now

christian murphy. and i have to correct them and say it is -- i'm not from ireland although some people think i am. so let's let everyone go by the name that they prefer, johnongressman good to talk to you, i always appreciate it and democratic college men. >> gillian: thank you. >> john: yes, sir, thank you. >> gillian: russian controlled agents of ukraine holding a vote that the u.s. government is calling a sham peer at the vet says vladimir putin wants to use this referendum as justification for continuing his legal war. this is support waning even among russians following the battlefield setbacks. trey yingst joins us from kyiv. trey, do they worry i could use these results to jen up or further escalate the ground more? >> gillian, good afternoon, if they worry about that. voting to annexed territory in occupied areas of ukraine appear the russians are looking to do anything they can to get small victories in this ongoing war. >> local man cast his ballot in the russian controlled city of donest if they are holding referendums in ukraine about becoming part of russia. we want to return home as quickly as possible the voter says and we want russia to tak

john brown would believe he was predestined, appointed to fight against slavery, lincoln came from a baptist tradition, he never joined a church but as bill was saying, increasingly he becomes religious, not orthodox christianr anything like that, he never really joins a church but his rhetoric becomes more and more religious so by the end, he almost found in the second inaugural, which is only seven of the worst but it is full of religious references and quotations from the bible and many dimensions of god and all of fat and there is almost a sense of predestination or something bigger and that's why a few reviewers of the second inaugural this was lincoln's john brown speech this was his speech so there is in this calvinism of john brown and whatever deterministic religious view lincoln has toward the end there. >> we got about three or four minutes so i went to ask one more question. we often think about lincoln as a political moderate, he's maybe a centrist, not a radical but i think in different ways, they are challenging but view of lincoln, can either of you talk about why we view we can as a moderate and may be why he's not? >> i am going to say that i do consider to be a political moderate. i think

john cornyn do this. if you look at either one of their twitter feeds during that process they were getting attacked by their supporters and people on the extreme of their parties are about doing too, christian not doing enough. that relationship between the two of them was able to see this through. that is a big component to this. but as chris said the public was tired. 50% of teenagers and the united states of america are afraid of getting shot at school. that is nuts. i do not care where you are in the political continuum, no one should think that is okay. though i think we have to remember that moment and people were influences. we can go back a few years ago with fix mix. a town in south texas. the shooter went into a church. and again senator cornell worked on a piece of legislation in essence the criminal background check. there is a group of about 6 million records that were not being included that were supposed to be included to prevent people from ultimately being able to purchase a weapon. that was not happening. even something like that what you think is pretty straightforward, updating a database was a difficult issue. i could go even further. this was after i believe this was a

christian doctrine of sin, which others keep in the forefront of their mind. he had libertarian sympathies and traditional sympathies, but he was his own special thing. john: when did ronald reagan become a conservative? steven: that is an interesting question. probably in the 40's when he adopted antiliberal -- it was in the 1950's, especially when he was hosting general electric theater. he was reading a lot of early conservative literature. they were big, conservative books in the 1950's. he talked himself into becoming a conservative. he did not become a republican until 1962. john: talk about that change in becoming a republican. steven: i'm not quite sure -- he said one time, i woke up and realized i had been supporting all the people whose ideas i am criticizing now. he had been part of occurrence for nixon, so he had already moved to supporting republicans at an early time. he was slow in changing his party registration. john: a quote that you use in your book, ronald reagan was humanly accessible to people but impenetrable to those who try to know him well. why? steven: his theory has to do partly with reagan's upbringing as the son of an alcohol

christian doctrine of sin, which others keep in the forefront of their mind. he had libertarian sympathies and traditional sympathies, but he was his own special thing. john: when did ronald reagan become a conservative? steven: that is an interesting question. probabprobably in the 40's whene adopted antiliberal -- it was in the 1950's, especially when he was hosting general electric theater. he was reading a lot of early conservative literature. they were big, conservative books in the 1950's. he talked himself into becoming a conservative. he did not become a republican until 1962. john: talk about that change in becoming a republican. steven: i'm not quite sure -- he said one time, i woke up and realized i had been supporting all the people whose ideas i am criticizing now. he had been part of occurrence for nixon, so he had already moved to supporting republicans at an early time. he was slow in changing his party registration. john: a quote that you use in your book, ronald reagan was humanly accessible to people but impenetrable to those who try to know him well. why? steven: his theory has to do partly with reagan's upbringing as the son of an alc