before john paul, the 2nd became pope when he was still a cardinal in poland. he had great admiration for as clever and open day as grove our died in 1975 and did not live to see the election of john paul the 2nd to the papacy. but the polish pope elevated opus day to the status of a personal prelate. ja, 7 years later, unique in the churches history. it became indirect subordination to the pope in 2002, john paul, the 2nd canonized as grava as a st. less than 30 years after the found his death. another unusual move in the history of the catholic church. when use of rap singer was elected as john paul, the 2nd successor in 2005, opus de, reportedly welcomed the news or was they had fish shown in for fed z o bus day was very engaged to leading up to the election of pope benedict bar of yosef harassing hills, if rats on the 1st day of the conclave as an opus day member told me, it will be a very short conclave lead and the hard thing out will be elected. the accord cisco glove as i and aunt are asking ivy up, give it and that's precisely what happened. pope bened

meantime, do listen to my next guest, john paul dejoria, cofound per of john paul mitchell systems.back, so i always like having him on because politicians frame guys like him as not doing their fair share, paying their fair share, doing can their fair share. john paul, does that bother you? >> not whatsoever. everyone's equal to, let's say, their voice and opinions that might be out there. but i know what i do, and people that know me know what i do. if i were to spend many millions of dollars every year making the world a better place to live, especially my own city in austin, the fact that i know i did it makes me happy. and something i'd like to share with everybody is, in life, if you do something good for somebody else and never expect any kind of thank you or reward whatsoever, you feel just great. so if people look at people like myself, and there's quite a few people like me, we're very -- that were very lucky to have the american dream come true. it still works. most of us or a lot that i know do give back in a big way. they never boast about it, advertise about it, they j

famed naval officer john paul jones, shown here believed there was nothing but greed. early on in the war, he complained that the common class mankind are actuated by no nobler principle than that of. this and this. alone determines all adventures. and privateers. a less cynical views privateers men as being by a combination of profits and patriotism. and this view is closer to the truth. part of the reason privateering scorned was that many believe that the practice undermined the republican ideals of the revolution, which called for the sacrifice of private interests in the pursuit of liberty, according to mercy. otis warren, author one of the earliest histories of the revolution privateering had a tendency to contract the mind and let it just shrink into selfless views and indulgences. totally inconsistent with genuine republicanism. many of the founding fathers, mothers and other elites agreed in principle. i mean, in theory, but in practice, however, many elites had a more complex view of patriotism. one that wasn't based on hewing to republican above all else. th

and remembering in our long conversation which is up on youtube, john paul it's not a beret it's scottishbalmoral. john and i got to talk for 45 minutes you can hear his entire story in addition to checking out mock trial. we appreciate you sharing your story. thank you so much. >> thank you, sir. have a great week. >> will: you too. coming up in the next hour of "fox & friends," which is startings right now. fico two police officers killed will be laid to rest this morning. >> it's impossible to put in the words. >> their names are permanently from the mark memorialized. >> approved, there been 15. >> in pennsylvania. >> important issues. >> why is he with kelly? this president is toxic. >> tough grading? >> part chemistry professor was fired after a student told his head of the story. they need to take responsibility for failure. >> rising crime is one of the voters biggest concerns. >> pumping gas no hands. >> i've known for standing up for victims. that something w

celebrated with the crowning of the image of mary bezagan, the conceived gift of the servant of god, john paulother. in the catholic denomination, nietzsche’s time of the unreasonable conception of the virgin mary, the sound is shown from the behavioral rank of kole, the figure of the mother is revealed, the figure of the mother and the boss, she stands on the smart one. uh, hmm, supports are, uh, the universe is suwetah. this is the ground. this is, uh, heavenly expanse. which tore off called the mandorla. it's probing be the son coming out of the figure was on st. dative extortion from the figure of the mother of god in special manifestations on the images - sweating of wax, without pretensions is revealed, and not smiles can be shown as humiliation in the version of the composition. aliyah, as a rule, these images, extracting a crossed-out form, compositional by buddolami on such a one, which is dictated precisely by this. by singing the virgin at the growth of uh rukh uh hands. uh, by the way, the turns of the virgin, they can vary in fallow land, but from the majority expression. is it a

russophobe and soviets op john paul ii, apparently blessed humpbacks for the surrender of historicalussia, which the west dreamed of for at least four centuries from the last third of the 16th century in the west, two projects were developing to establish control over russia, protestant england since the 20th century, and also the united states and the catholic holy roman empire of the habsburgs. vatican gorbachev's visit first to the pope. and then to bush sr. he very, very symbolically recorded the surrender. not just the ussr, it was the surrender of historical russia is not clear. as far as gorbachev himself understood this, but those of his accomplices who had more close contact with the western elites and began to do this before the secretary general, for example, alexander yakovlev he gave himself excellent reports in this. after all , he said in one of his interviews that perestroika did not break the thousand-year-old paradigm of russian history. gorbachevism is the first phase of the word yeltsinism, the second beginning of the 21st century is marked by the contradiction be

there's no doubt that the russian that leads us please now, and a lot of them want to to change the john paul. but i think the for now the most powerful figures around which all armed forces, special services deal, stick into him for some reasons, maybe they don't believe that can resolve the situation. like he was general. were loyal to human, to the very yeah. so all they can come up with the nation to think about the future without themselves without power. so it's very difficult to break it, but it's, it's natural that there will be muslims, and we will, i think we will see it by nea. if you strip away over the lies the accusations, the propaganda. do you in your own mind, have a clear idea why putin started this war? yeah, he started this war because he wants to stay in power. you're struggling for lifetime. and since he cannot sell in. ready any success because the economy is shrinking. if it's going to start with team the end of the daily life, of most people in russia, as the teacher, or instead, he can only sell some military successes. that's why he wanted to read because it, it all

i had in my dialogue with the catholic church, specifically with pope john paul, the 2nd who came before frank pope francis. then i took him there. i said when i'm walking with amanda execution, any shackled hand and foot surrounded by 6 guards, who can walk 30 steps, be strapped down to be killed. and he whispers to me, please pray god holds up my legs. where is there any in viable dignity to the human person being rendered defenceless and kill? it was a telling point i was part of a discussion on what the only one that influence the catholic church. but when pope francis and 2018 changed the teaching of the church about the death penalty, it was precisely the point of the vital but dignity of all life, even those guilty of crimes. and we can never entrust over the government that right to think they have the wisdom to be able to decide who should dot, which now aligns the catholic church. right with the united nations universal declaration of human rights. article 3. d. an alien bull. right to life of every human person because they are a human person, you can never take their life for

the conservative party in favor of les tress re, she's so nice will now succeed her in the top, john paul bennett, reports from london for a party which is ousted 2 of its own prime ministers in the past year. it was a remarkable veneer of camaraderie for the arrival of p. m. number 3 at party headquarters in london to 7 weeks after being written in the previous leadership contest, ritchie soon ack emerged unopposed as the conservative parties chosen one. he won't officially become prime minister until asked by king charles on tuesday. so soon i can limited himself to a brief tv statement of acceptance. the united kingdom is a great country, but there is no doubt we face a profound economic challenge. we now need stability and unity, and i will make it my utmost priority to bring our party and our country together with the sales people. during the final hours of haggling and campaigning, the momentum of soon acts, campaign became unstoppable. more than half the parliamentary party declaring their support for him. in the end, only he reached the required threshold of $100.00 nominations fr

with what you said, reagan has his director of central intelligence agency briefed a new pope, pope john pauloviet union who came out of a communist state poland. yes, this is the tune in front of us for the european nations and united states, putin has overreached with his aggression it is unforgivable high started he started this war in ukraine and seized this territoriy and committed jen genocide and war crimes against the ukranian people, it horrific, he has to be held accountable, the opportunity do that it in front of us, it will change future security requi requirements, i don't believe for a minute he will use nuclear weapons, we need to take it serious because of the weapons. that guarantees that putin will lose the war, we wouldn't send troops in there but air and missile attacks that would be devastating on everything that he owns in ukraine. yes, we'll take it seriously but also, make certain that putin knows what the consequences will be. this is an opportunity, not just for nato -- not just for ukraine but also for nato and the united states to continue to support ukraine. and r

paul pelosi and the assailant were fighting. jonathan hunt has more. >> yeah, interesting to note, john and sandra, that we do not know anything forar-old paul pelosi's condition at this point. san francisco general hospital confirming to us that mr. pelosi was admitted there this morning, but pointedly not saying that he had been discharged, referring all other questions to the office of speaker nancy pelosi. john and sandra? >> jonathan hunt for us. he will be working this story all afternoon. >> sandra: great to be with you, john. our coverage will continue here on the fox news channel. great to be with you. i'm sandra smith. >> john: i'm john roberts. "the story" with martha maccallum moments away. stay with us. y returns. but inflation never really goes away. each year - by some measure - the dollar declines in value. well - here's something else that doesn't go away... gold and silver. rosland capital - a trusted leader in helping people acquire precious metals. gold bullion, lady liberty gold and silver proofs, and our premium coins, can help you preserve your wealth. call rosland capital at 800-630-8900 to receive your fre

the nine justices of the supreme court attend a memorial service for one of their own, the late john paulourt's term is just weeks away. >> a whole host of decisions to come. >> a bitterly divided country awaits a momentous decision. >> is this the end of roe v. wade? >> at the surface, the judges look collegial. they call themselves, a happy family. beneath the surface, there is much more to this story. >> they not only aren't getting along with each other, they don't like each other. >> it is a court at war with itself. and in the center stands chief justice john roberts. >> john roberts is someone who is used to it. >> he's very much a judicial conservative. >> not a fan of roe v. wade. >> but the chief is said to be keenly aware that abolishing roe could tear america apart. >> he cared more about preserving the legitimacy of the supreme court. >> which meant saving roe. >> abort the court! >> he wasn't going to let go. >> months earlier -- >> you wicked murderers. >> oral arguments in the case of dobbs versus jackson women's health center. at issue, a mississippi law that would limit

there is a substantial and growing pro-life cohort we did in gen z, that were raised on pope john paul raised on pro-life messages from church, and they are coming out in force. are they as dominant as, i think -- >> they are not the majority. >> they are not the majority. but there are a lot more vocal than i expected. i'm seeing that across the board. >> while we are on a historical discussion, i also just want to clarify something that i said earlier. i had the wrong information. in fact, that bill that was proposed by senator lindsey graham about an abortion ban that senator marco rubio, i think cosponsored, it does allow for exceptions for rape and incest and the life of the mother. i apologize for that. >> thank you. >> stick around everybody, we have a lot more to talk about. tell us what you think, through this had alison camera to, and laura coates, and we will read some of your thoughts later this hour. >> so, with so many polls in so many debates, it's easy to get lost and details about what is going on ahead of the midterms. let's get a view from people in the air, the peop

world made a noise not only the loud wording on the front of the t-shirt depicts the former pope john paul the adventurer, the trump fan and the main critic of the democratic party, the american activist candy's alwains twitter could not remain silent in response to the passage, having all these outraged chanted, how can one wear such a disrespectful t-shirt. after all that black people have been through and we don't give a damn about how we've suffered at the hands of white people, kanye retorted everyone knows what we're doing was a scam done with it no thanks. after the self-proclaimed genius deleted the publication managed to quarrel with the former kim kardashian, the editor of the vog, the wife of justin bieber, and a dozen others a selection for you was prepared by yana mendeleva easter island georgian bust of stars, in the open air, who guards cleanliness in kutais. how old is a young motorcyclist from china and who awarded the nobel prize in 2022, we will find out together in the next few minutes? turning boulders into art a pensioner from georgia has turned a local valley into an

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the nine justices of the supreme court attend a memorial service for one of their own, the late john paulvens. the end of the court's term is just weeks away. >> the whole host of consequential decisions to ter comes to an end. >> is this the end of roe v. wade. >> of law and life. >> at the services the judges call themself as happy family. beneath the surface, there is much more to the story. >> they're not only not getting along with each other. they don't like each other. >> it is a court at war with itself. and in the center stands chief justice john roberts. >> john roberts is someone who is used to winning. >> he's very much a just dicial conservative. >> not a fan of roe v. wade. >> but the set is keenly aware abolishing roe could tear america apart. >> cared more about preserving the legitimacy of the supreme court. >> which meant saving roe. >> he wasn't going to let go. >> months earlier. >> abortion justice. >> oral arguments in the case of dobbs versus jackson women's health center. at issue, a mississippi law that would limit but not eliminate the right to an abortion but fi

computer guy that hunter biden drontsd computer off with the porno pictures on and say hello to him john paul isaac or something. >> jesse: i spelled it out pretty clear. if you don't win in georgia and pennsylvania, it's all done. any predictions? >> yeah. listen, i think -- i just read an interesting op-ed on this. i think the most likely thing is going to be 51, 49. g.o.p. we need masters to pull it out in arizona. oz is closing strong which is good. fetterman is a terrible candidate. i think herschel will finish out. but i think the real dark horse is going to be that stiff any smiley. it's not a great shot. but it's a good shot up in washington. if we can pull a race like that and get rid of a patty murray, then we can be in amazing shape. i think laxalt is in good shape in nevada. >> jesse: so do i. laxalt in good shape sand biden agenda coming to a screeching halt like a car ran out of gas. >> please, god. i'm not using in god's name in vain. please. this guy is the worst president in u.s. history. it's not even close. i'm serious, man. he makes obama look like george washington. >> je

it reminds me of that moment in poland, when john paul the second visited poland, a catholic pope visiting a catholic communist country and they are turning out by the millions to see him, hear him speak. and one of the people in the crowd later said, we the people, we have the power! we have the power! we are the majority and they are the minority! . i wonder if we need that kind of awakening somehow about the power we have. go ahead. >> doctor, one of the words we need to be very careful of is -- it is part of what i call cultural critical race theory framework. -- versus a quality. >> yeah. i think we will come back to that point before we're done. over to you darryle, you are a parent, you have kids in school. one of the questions i'm sure many parents are wondering is how do you talk to your children about this? and not confusing, them but helping them understand what is coming in. what is to be trusted, what can't be trusted? it needs to be a difficult negotiation. can you talk about that? we are very honest with them. my mother was very honest with me when i was growing up about rac

voting and went to the score 6-3 the court upheld veto ids for voting the opinion written by justice john paul as you know was one of the leading liberals on the court who said protecting the integrity of election enhances everyone's confidence in democracy because it prevents your vote from being stolen. but today's biden white house, they want a system where more fraud is possible. and what this book is all about is that, under barack obama and now even more so under joe biden, they have politicized the department of justice, the fbi, the irs, the cia, the entire federal government, and they're using it as a weapon to target and attack their enemies. it's profoundly dangerous. and it is a fundamental threat to our liberties. >> laura: and i hope the senate, if it returns into republican hands, the senate -- the republican-controlled senate actually is able to do something about all this. senator, elon musk now takes the reigns at twitter, speaking of texas because he's moved his operation to texas, what do you think is going to happen now that all of this lunacy perhaps will end with the cen

there is a substantial and growing pro-life cohort within gen z that were raised on pope john paul.aised on pro-life messages from the church. and they are coming out in force. are they as dominant -- >> they're not the majority. >> they're not the majority, but they're a lot more vocal than i expected. and we're seeing that across the board. >> while we're on this political discussion, i just want to also clarify something that i said earlier. i had the wrong information. in fact, that bill that was proposed by senator lindsey graham about an abortion ban that senator marco rubio i think co-sponsored, it does allow for exceptions, for rape and incest and the life of the mother. i apologize for that confusion. okay. stick around. >> thank you. >> stick around, everybody. we have a lot more to talk about. tell us what you think. tweet us at alisyn camerota and laura coates, and we'll read some of your thoughts later this hour. m. its activelift technology provides an unbeatable clean on 24 hour dried-on stains. skip the rinse with finish to save our water. introducing the new sleep n

jackson was really sending a message to john pope saying, i'm ready, here i am, come and get me and john paul promptly did one of the worst things that you could do any commander in the civil war could do, and that was to do precise basically what jackson and lee wanted them to do. he ordered his army to concentrate it on the old bull run battlefield, setting the stage for the fighting. on august 29th, 1862. now, of course, longstreet would come through the gap here on the g, come to ro, and then head toward the battlefield out here, joining jackson's line by extending it not simply reaching it, forcing it, but extending it. so here you got jackson along the unfinished river. and up here, longstreet extending that line down to the south by about a mile. and a half down beyond what is today. wellinonoad, that was the actual situation there. no of this leads to one of ttlent and one of the great puzzles about urban mcdowell, because on the morning of august 29th, 1862, john bufor had been operating with mcdowell for several days and who had been shadowing longstreet's column since the 27th of a

seemingly, it's this lady who's a granddaughter of john paul getty, and she's apparently donated a millionbate, isn't it, because why would you do it? stuart: well, can't you get a decent lawyer to charge them with criminal conspiracy to commit damage to buildings? can't you do something like that? >> i'm totally with you on this, stuart. what we find fascinating, over here the mayor of london has yet to speak out at any level about this criminal damage. you pointed out in this intro that, you know, superstores like hair rod's, the luxury store, are being sprayed with orange paint, milk being thrown over the famous red carpet, it loses the economy money because people are nervous to go into these things. nobody wants to be in this altercation, you know? and when you look at yesterday with the defacing of king charles, you know, people -- yes, there's a lot of fun attached to that on social media, but it just proves the lack of security in these places if you have that much is access, you know? stuart: i always think of britain as uber-green, one of the greenest places on the planet. that's

you just saw john paul macisaac who had the laptop, it was really cool. you what it is. you have to tune into fox nation to find out what the jurors decided. a new episodes have dropped every day this week and today viewers will see the verdict and make sure to check out the roundtable discussions that i got to moderate. >> todd: so fascinating because you really get to hear what issues resignation with them and understand what they don't understand. as a lawyer, you think you have this great sense of a case of what people need to know. mock jury -- >> carley: that is exactly what doug burns said because i got to hear what the jurors actually thought and what arguments worked and didn't work. and it will be a cool litmus test if anything happens with hunter biden in real life. i have learned a lot. >> todd: major media absolutely disgusted with voters worried about paying their bills. joe concha here next. >> carley: lawrence jones holding a town hall with voters this morning. lawrence, good morning. >> hey, good morning, family. i am in philly to talk ab

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before him because other popes have always alluded to the in humanity to groups of people and pope john paul. the 2nd always had a go at the former soviet union in some shape or form a but where do you place pipe francis in the context of what we've been experiencing these last 3 years and certainly within the last 3 or 6 months. well, he is very articulate because he's looking 1st of all what, what is happening to people on the ground. and he seen that in, in ukraine, a country where you had 44000000 people, 11000000 are either refugees or internally displaced people. and he sees the cruelty that is beyond description with the bombing of schools with the bombing of her kindergartens, with the bombing of hospitals. and he saying this has to stop and but he doesn't see anybody stopping it. he doesn't seen anybody working to stop it. he sees 40 countries or more helping to give arms to ukraine to defend itself. and he says, yes, ukraine has a right to defend itself. but if the war continues, where is it going to end? and in this book, he speaks about the danger of nuclear war. he says, where w