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john, christian put his body on the line to get the win.ng to sacrifice anything for a victory tomorrow? >> absolutely. anything that christian is willing to put on the line, i'm willing to put on the line. i mean, i say that because my kids are already -- i have kids. they're 15. >> good lord. don, john, thank you. appreciate it. the news continues again continue with laura coats next after a short break. ee plan at , nina has a plan based onon what matters most to her. and she e can simply focus on right now. that's the planning effect. from fidelity. there's nothing like volunteering at the fire department. there's nothing like hitting the waves. t with my moderate-to-severe eczema hasn't always been easy,... ...sincey skin was so irritated and itchy... ...and even worse wi all my gear on. now, i'm staying ahead of my zema. there's a power inside all of us to live our passion. and dupixent works on the insie to help heal your skin from within. it helps block a key source of inflammation inside the body that can cause eczema. so adults ca

it's all the people. d by the time you get to john, in the'90s, it is the jews who are against jesus. >> narrator: the conflict between jews and christianshat john described in his story of jesus was still a local experience. but it soon would be swept up in the rising political conflic between jews and romans over roman rule in jerusalem. >> the relationship between judaism and christianity after the turn of the second century would become more and more hostile as time went on, partly because of other political forces that continued to develop. >> narrator: in the year 132 of the common era, jerusalem bristled with rumors that the emperor hadrian planned to rebuild the city and the temple, dedicating it to jiter, the patron god of the city of rome. for many jews, this was an abomination worthy of divine vengeance. >> the political expectations of apocalyptic did not simply die out after the first revolt. some people, both within christian tradition and within jewish tradition, still expected a cataclysmic event to bring a new kingdom on earth soon. >> (dramatized): behold, the days are coming, and it will happen when the time of the wor

john and gisele are going hollywood. apparently pennsylvania's second couple going to be making big screen debut in christian bale's new movie netflix. john fetterman, who just had a heart attack is in rehabilitation, and was too unwell to debate dr. oz until a week before the election, somehow found the time to shoot scenes in a movie with christian bale. when exactly did fetterman film scenes with bale? and what's gizelle filming scenes with bale? actually, we think we know. don't you see what's going on here? don't you see what's being done with us? fetterman the best-dressed? absolutely best supporting actor in a drama? why not? once you get the public to accept the most preposterous things like this, like men can have babies, hunter is an artist, you have broken us down to the point where you could tell us anything, the biggest lie ever and we would submit to it because we have accepted everything already at that point. here is christian bale gushing over fetterman's acting chops. >> john is doing fantastic. he does look like -- so i said to scott, we got have him in the tavern. got to have that face. i said that's a fa

asked his current continuation against christianity in ukraine or john root this question did not mentiondidn't say a word on tv zelensky banned a whole ancient christian confetti. and then he sat in the church and threw the priests into prison. i made major policy changes a few months ago articulated the us department of defense. said we quote. there is no discussion of patriot battery entertainment in ukraine in order to do this we would have to deploy american troops to lead a hot battle opposite russia which not only is not approved, the american congress has no idea what is going on, but it just started just what zelensky washington that put forward more demands, from which he does not want to leave, and let's say when we endure the demand becomes more and more. jokes jokes nuclear weapons in america are, for example, to protect ukraine not kharkov well, what is kharkov going to do, what will they bet to protect kharkov? why not? ah, because then it will be captured the next day, because it is too close to the real war zone. i am sure that they will put it in kiev to protect the gove

if they win they move forward, if they lose, they will be going home. >> john: glad to hear christiano others are touch and go, they were having their own problems with injuries. but it will be a game to watch tomorrow, and can you imagine if they beat the netherlands and advance? oh, the whole town will go nuts. alex, good to talk to you. hope you are enjoying your time in doha there. >> thanks, john. >> jacqui: great assignment. she drew the best straw there. >> john: the last time i was in doha, the one and only time, 122°. >> jacqui: oh, god. hopefully it's better in december. >> john: yeah, i think it's probably better. we were there the height when it's hot. >> jacqui: if you are home for the holidays, don't talk politics with your family. we do have you covered on some things that you could do instead. more on that coming up next. vision insurance doesn't do you any good if you don't use it. just like this treadmill i bought, that i keep saying that i'll use... but never do. yeah. with hundreds of frames to choose from, you can put your vision insurance to good use at america's

typewriter and in a single spaced letter filling that entire yellow pa page, he wrote to john to explain to him christiansare sometimes called by their countries, go to war. that's something that has to and when thatpens, you're not guilty breaking the thou shalt noerommament because is a just war. there are some wars that we st engage in and so his pastor wrote to him to comfort hi sa christians can go to war now when hison marvin went off to fight in the korean war, he pulled this letter out of the pile and h marvin it before he went off to the korean war. so one of the themes in the book is uncle jake, especially writes john letters encourage him to read his bible even though he can't go to church on the western front. you know, because of the wartime conditions, he urges him to, you know, practice christian faith. so here he is with his war one era bible. now one of the social movements in the united states at this time was a drive prohibition to get rid of and wipe out free from drunkenness. and that will become 18th amendment. and it was passed in 1920 when john went off to war. he a prohibition sup

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

john: as a devout christian, smith says that message has to reflect what she sees as her faith's viewsign. >> it's important to me that the messages i create are consistent withy faith. and for at reason, there's some messages i can't design custom artwork for no matter who requests them. john: are there projects you've turned down for that reason because they didn't fit with your beliefs? or they conflicted with your beliefs? >> yes, there are i have declined messages that are political. it's important for me as an artist that i'm not only passionate about what i create, but i believe in it. john: smith wants to offer custom websites for weddings, but colorado's anti-discrimination law would require her to offer them to same-sex couples and that, she says, would force her create a message that conflicts with her beliefs. >> nobody should be put in that position. we should all be free to live and work consistent with our faith. john: sound familiar? in 2018 the supreme court sided , with colorado baker jack phillips. he refused to make a wedding cake for a gay couple. that 7-2 ruling

on this day, an orthodox christian remembers how saints james of john they brought the virgin mary toe in jerusalem. we will not find a mention of this event in the gospel, but we are told about it by the sacred tradition of the oral tradition of the church, which serves to transfer saving knowledge and experience from one generation of people to another. when mary was 3 years old, her parents and akim and anna filled the dinner given to god, namely, to dedicate their daughter to serving him, they brought mary to the walls of the jerusalem temple and the legend says that the girl easily climbed the steep steps, despite the fact that that she was still a very young child. she was between three and four years old, according to various sources, at the top of the stairs. the high priest was already waiting for her to bless; it is mentioned that it was st. zacharias, the future father of the prophet john the baptist . the lord ordered zacharias to bring mary in the height and the holy place where only the high priest was allowed to enter. before that, only once a year during the years of h

john man on these christianity, according to which the main thing, a life that affirms the beginningn culture, is not separation, but union in love, which is why, but a feature, for example, the russian empire consisted in the fact that almost all the peoples of the russian empire are socially nationally equal, since there was nothing to be done about it, equality was real, the british decided the crimean population sell the idea of ​​creating your own state. and also to invest in the crimean tatars the idea of ​​racial superiority. that is, the british worlds were convincing something. these are people of the first class, and russians of the second, when during the crimean war in 1853 the british and their allies were able to occupy the evpatoria district, they formed, as they say now, local administrations to control the civilian population, something like policemen which were appointed by the nazis at the head of this local administration was placed descendant of the crimean tatar. khana-gerya sits, ibrahim pasha, since ibrahim pasha, they were not the organizer of the diplomats,

ah ah, or the welcome victory was a part with austria's former vice chancellor hines. christians try her. this is john, let me ask you specifically about your country, austria, because as a neutral state, they play the very important role in navigating the east west tensions of the 20th century. but it's no longer unfortunately, are viewed by the russians as an impartial player. neither is by the way, switzerland, finland, and sweden, as he already mentioned, assumed to be members of nato. what i want to ask you is whether you think that the concept of geopolitical neutrality in the 21st century is in any way different from what it meant in the 20th century. i believe that maintaining your child season the always the right way or the neutrality principle is enshrined in the constitution of the republic of austria. but those herculean power in austria, the current government decided to give up new child and abandon the right way, regretfully rotated the lazopoulos simply school policies in austria. and now even talking about the possibility of joining nato in the future, which is what sweden and finlan

look at this, we're showing you senator-elect john fetterman and his wife acting in a movie with christianongress and rubbing elbows with the hollywood elite. does not give interviews. makes a movie but no interviews. elon musk proves that conservatives were shadow-banned on twitter. instead of front page story, there is almost complete silence from most media outlets. joe concha is fired up about that. he is on the show. joe is next. ♪ ♪ my relationship with my credit cards wasn't good. i got into debt in college and, no matter how much i paid, it followed me everywhere. between the high interest, the fees... i felt trapped. debt, debt, debt. so i broke up with my credit card debt and consolidated it into a low-rate personal loan from sofi. i finally feel like a grown-up. break up with bad credit card debt. get a personal loan with no fees, low fixed rates, and borrow up to $100k. go to sofi.com to view your rate. sofi. get your money right. ♪ at walmart, save on thousands of gifts for everyone on your list. the savings are here all month long. plus get delivery on your gifts in as fast a

i think we left off with my analysis of john tyler's marriage to laetitia christian from new kent county. i made the point that this is another step in his political process because marrying, we'll, and enhancing his contacts and other parts of virginia, particularly southside virginia, became another way that tyler enhanced his political standing and contributed to you building a career for himself. but you get the sense that tyler, even at this early stage of his political career, was defined by a constant quest to win election to the next highest office. he found himself in his element in the virginia legislature, but he was restless. he was impatient, he wanted to get on to a national political career. he was like the person you are talking to you at a party hue was always getting that room for someone more point to talk to you. or maybe that is just what happens to me when i am a party. there was a sense that he was motivated by his father's example. but that he wanted to surpass his father's accomplishments in politics. he certainly wasn't going to be a judge, he did not have that

asked him the current to continue the war in christianity in ukraine or john root and many for their own, but perhaps worried questions did not mention it. they didn't say a word. tonight. you don't hear a word on tv zelensky banned an entire ancient christian denomination in ukraine and then sat in a church and threw the priests in jail. and that's a major policy change just a few months ago in a joint on the us department of defense target. said we quote no no discussion of patriot battery entertainment in the ukraine in order to do this we would have to deploy american troops in other words. we had to lead a hot fight against russia, which not only is not approved by congress, but most americans have no idea what is going on and but this is only the beginning, because only that zelensky washington that put forward more demands that does not want to leave let's say yes, and when we endure it does not become, more and more. jokes jokes vladimirovich what do you think, but if we, for example, know where petri is located yes, an approximate square. why wasn't tactical nuclear weapons d

i thought i was going to be christian, too. i said to john, remember, give matt catalog. i want to order one of those crosses that you where. when data material, a sewage walking away he turned around and said to me, don't forget, give me that catalog. i want to get that cross. he said remember, you have to wear in your heart, before you wear it around her neck. i fell in that moment that my mask had been pulled off. as i wrote in the book, i realized he could tell i was a phony. i was just posing. i was holding the form of christianity but did not understand it. it would be a number of weeks later that i would travel with that same group of young people to an early christian music festival at a place called wilmore, kentucky. it was there, listening to these new contemporary christian musicians and a movement that began here, california. i heard a preacher that god so loved his world that he sent the only begotten son. he might have everlasting life. i stood up and walks down and i found a volunteer pastor. i accepted jesus christ as my personal lord and savior and it ch

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you would for a moment ask him about his current and ongoing war against christianity in ukraine if you were mitch mcconnell and john cornyn and your voters go to church on sunday. they might care. mcconnell and cornyn didn't say a word and you'll not hear a word on television tonight about the fact that zelensky banned an entire ancient christian religion in ukraine and seized churches and thrown priests in jail. mcconnell hasn't left the office since the 1980s and it's what most want above all. they don't get enough and they're begging for it. watch mcconnell explain. >> providing assistance for ukrainians to defeat the russians, that's the number one priority of the united states right now according to most republicans. that's sort of how we see the challenges confronting the country at the moment. tucker: two other senators stand behind him defeating putin is the number one priority on republicans and mitch leading in the senate. number one? before the own economy and own children's schools or for that matter before the more than 2,000 young people killed last year in fentanyl in mitch mcconnell's home state of

its baby and infants. platoon for national and international christian adoption agencies made regular visits to the homer. children like one john polk, who was 10 when he arrived at the home were made to perform for the guests. can some muscle repository the other day. i'm young, google hill, hundreds or more karen can, will mackay, or the wound go convo children along with duncan golden corral, tata, whom do i run to europe for your policy? number of a man is also called i was uncovered. hell, can they tugging in a book to wellness over at the mall past the lim oversaw, are a highly publicized campaign, supposedly, to rewrite children at the facility with their families. but survivors say it was a sham amelie to bring in more donations or we're building a law or in the near, she was avoiding the other daughters of japan, canada, that i can either go jim or tell them all, could you hold on to their own furniture at any one was one of those kids printing an antique to her taco tipped raggedy. it also already returned to leslie gar credit got to come to cooper in the old one. pamela is in our tongues improved us all on to wanting

john, felix had the best of portugal chances in the 2nd half, but he was denied by the american keeper. rocco's when dashes, christiane and rinaldo, those dreams of lifting the world cup. rocco now face france in beat semi fun. at the movie, the triangle of sadness is the winner of this year's european film awards in iceland, swedish formica reuben austin, satire, one awards for best film director, screen lighter as well as actor is austin's the 2nd. when in 2017, the filmmaker also took home the top prize for his fill the square slough. all dw culture reporter scott rocks. bra has more on this year's big. when critics may argue whether reuben osland triangle of sadness truly was the greatest european movie of 2022. but the riotous satire of modern day capitalism definitely was the funniest fil, to come out of europe this year. by combining social criticism with some laugh out loud comedy and plenty of grosso, gaggs, osland proved to have a winning combination for the european film academy. which after a year filled with headlines of war, environmental disaster, and impending economic catastrophe, decided the thing th

christian nationalism turns christianity to a false idol of power. it turns john'spel that the gospel left the world on its head, saying that god has a special plan for the united states, or that god loves the united states more than any other country. or that god has preordained election results. so this political ideology is being -- it's fuelling election denial in many places. it's also fuelling continuing attacks on our democracy. and so, i think it is somewhat predictable and understandable that members of congress are reticent to tread into any kind of -- any kind of discourse that would be construed as an attack on religion. so, i think it's up to the american people, and, again, a special responsibility on christians, to explain why that's not the case. because if we don't confront christian nationalism, then we are leaving ourselves open to future attacks like what we saw on january 6. >> amanda tyler, executive director of the baptist joint committee for religious liberty. thank you for your time tonight. >> thank you. >> more to come. stay with us. by te

john summer. after the break, gonzalo ramos was the standout scoring a had trick. well, christiane, rinaldo only started off the bench. the 2016 european champions will play morocco in the quarter finals. and that match will be morocco's 1st ever quarter final at a world cup. after they knocked out spain in the round of 16 earlier on tuesday, after a goal list 120 minutes. it all came down to a penalty shoot out winners. morocco are now the last arab team, still competing and guitar morocco with a better start to the game. but 12 minutes in asha for came his free cake, went over the bar half way through the 1st half spain with the big chance to take the lead. but the crossbar and morocco housekeeper bono, were in the way, and the play was eventually rolled off side. on the brink of half time, a pin point cross font knife ugh, where it in the books. but his header went over the bar. spain dominated the 2nd half and it almost paid off in the last minute. but bono came up with the safe and the game, my 2 extra time. both team set chances to win it within a 120 minutes. but spain's kee

john versagi and a.t. from the senate, natasha hickman, chris tongs, polywalker, brecka glover, josh bowlan. from the intel committee, christian cook, emily hardy, vanessa lee, tommy nguyn, the entire bipartisan russian team, and all who served the committee under my chairmanship. and my help committee, angela wiles, rachel portman, anna abrams, dr. bob cadlick, martin, and david cleary. finally, also a few words about alicia peterson-clark. she helped me in my first election. she became my house chief, and she got me to the senate. she helped build the operation and established the culture that runs through my office today. today, even if you never met her, if you have worked for me you've been influenced by her leadership. she passed away a few years ago, heartbreakingly young, and she is deeply missed. three, consistently remind yourself why you came to serve. the american people expect us to get things done. like it or not, they may not send you home, but you'll leave feeling that you played in the game and have very little to show for it. four, only do things that have meaningful purpose. my staff knows my rule for the in

john in new york city. hello. >> hello. >> hi. >> how are you doing? you are doing a good job. you're one of my favorites. i want to bring this abortion thing to the clergy new so-called christians. i want to stay a few statements and then hang out. this is gonna be assured. this is not my statement. i want to quote from the bible. these jesus died to give everybody the opportunity to choose right from wrong. ministers say it is wrong to have abortion. jesus gave you the choice. you can do right overall. i am surprised they are not explaining that. just gave you a choice. >> how does that apply specifically to today's race? >> they are getting on one of because they say he is for abortion. he is not for abortion. he is giving people the choice if you want it. that is between you, your job, your family, and your doctor. that is all he is saying. i want these christians, these bishops and preachers to explain to people that you have to talk and say that abortion is against god's rules. but you do have a choice. everybody has a choice. thank you. >> john a newer city, the new york times taking a look at certain districts in georgia that might prove to be a challenge for her show wa

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christians are hanging out. that's something i should definitely look into. yes. john, please. eric, i'm wondering about who else might have gone to these clubs to meet. good guys, too. and jim baker is just one reminder that there is an overlap between your studies of queer culture and and nightlife culture. the question sort of answers itself, i guess i'm i'm i'm not very clever sneaking an answer into this question. to what extent i wonder, were these clubs a gateway station? i had an awful lot of students in the 1970s who were self announced born again christians. but in the quiet of my office would talk about their gay yearnings and their this is totally anecdotal, but there is, i'm convinced there's there's a connection there that lot of a lot of people's step in seeking some sort of nightlife expression. they might go to hollywood boulevard, to a to a christian nightclub, but they might. i end up at studio one later. yeah and that's one of the kind of stepping stones on the same night. you mean that that drew off some you know, the gay clubs drew a lot of people away fro