popping up and john wayne seems puzzling because john wayne, not evangelical. not known as the poster boy of family values at all and it is reminiscent of donald trump obviously as well. and there's something else john wayne does. in his movies he represented the good guy with a gun. the white man who brought order through violence and in his greatest hits, doing nonwhite populations,the mexicans, the vietnamese and native americans . and that's what he came to symbolize. during this critical moment in the 1960s and 1970s in particular and he's popular more as a cowboy hero in the cold war era and increasingly came to symbolize this rugged traditional even retrograde white masculine power. and he did so on screen he did so offscreen as well and he was a strong proponent of conservative politics, of barry goldwater, phyllis schlafly and his close friend ronald reagan . he was quite racist and very pro-law and order. anti-the. so he embodies this ideology in so many ways. and that's the john wayne that evangelicals overtime came to know and love and how that in e

kristen: i did not set up to write a book about john wayne but this is a book about john wayne. he does pop up. daniel: he does. kristen: very early on and when i was going to row search this, early on in the 2000s, i called hero worship. these heros had things in common, they were all white men with one exception and they were all bright men who embodied this rugged masculinity. white men not afraid to use violence to bring order. here i started noticing or first of all i started noticing mel gibson's william wallace was outside and eldridge started that fad before him in the 90s and evangelicals love that had move virgin islands i just couldn't really find -- movie and i just couldn't find a way to please mel gibson's character william wallace from the movie and some are not evangelical and not known as. poster boy of family values at all. in these ways reminiscent of donald trump as well and there's something else that john wayne does, in his movies, he represented the good guy. the good guy with the gun. the white man who brought order through violence. in his greatest hits,

you to the session featuring professor of history at calvin university with her both jesus and john wayne how it corrupted of faith and fractured the nation a division of ww norton and company shared her phd in american religious history i am professor of english who also teaches t religious studies at the university of tennessee. i will come everyone on behalf of our sponsors including humanities tennessee. we love to hear both from our author and from those who are listening on facebook life and youtube please feel free to end your questions in the chat feature later in the 45 minute session. looking at a previous outside meeting at the southern festival of books you know we meet in the legislative plaza you would see a big tent with all the books featured in the southern festival of books 2021 that display would be organized by anastas books who continues as her bookseller thank you for your continued support. that is through the online link to keep this festival free also continuing on the festival by supporting us on the website and during the session the doctor will present from her

the challenge of christian feminism in addition to jesus and john wayne. the role of gender, its construction and the authority that it assumes have been -- in your scholarship. if you could suggest briefly what you've learned so far and where do you see yourself going next? >> yeah, thanks for this one. my first book, new gospel for women, is on the history of christian feminism looking particularly at activists in the late 19th and early 20th century who keep running up against the back of christian men who are abusing women ander respectful. so ultimately she concludes the crime must be the fruit of the theology. and she goes to the scriptures and retranslates and reinterprets the christian scriptures. but she identifies as a fundamentalist christian. so it's this remarkable story that has been all but lost. but what i really took from from that was that conservative, bible-believing christians, right, who uphold the authority of the scriptures believe the word of god is inerrant can read those scriptures and conclude that christianity is against patria

the big question do we need a john wayne-like figure?o we need that kind of swagger to defeat the ravages of inflation? joining me charles schwab chief investment strategist liz ann sonders. thanks for joining us. you've always been one of my favorite market experts. so in the last 24 hours i read where neel kashkari a noted, dove, right? he is one of the biggest doves out there. he wants the fed to go in big, go in guns blazing. meantime i'm hearing from goldman that powell will not go all volcker. what are your thoughts on this? >> depends on what in monetary policy terms you mean by guns blazing. i don't think powell or anybody in his position in the more modern era would want to do a shock and awe type decision or hint around what was coming at the september fomc beating. i think it would be a little more subtle. i wouldn't be surprised to hear from powell with the pushback about the idea of a pivot. the idea of a pivot the fed going from aggressive rate hikes to rate cuts, not a pause at some point. i don't think that would be the a

he was almost exactly like john wayne. we do not talk about politics, we lifted them. he expected us as children to be excellent. never taught us to do anything, he just made us do it and if we got it done we did our job, and if we failed we went back and did it until we did it. he woke up every day by yelling at the stairs, it up, or people die in bed than anywhere else. [laughter] i remember going up the stairs as a little girl and he would tell me, sleep fast. i was like, is that a thing? but, anyways, when i was in college he was killed in an accident, and he was only 49 years old at the time. he was my best friend and i was devastated. and it up quitting college and taking over the operation. within several months we got hit with a letter from the irs that said we owed death taxes. so i remember being 22 years old, trying to figure out how to keep this operation together that was one of the biggest in south dakota, not knowing how i was going to get through the next day, then all of a sudden the government told me because we had a tragedy i know owed to them hundr

airport. >> welcome to orange county and john wayne airport.o to have you with us. >> reporter: the teenager from n from belgian began his quest in, in bulgaria. in a few weeks, he hopes to complete his circle ard the globe and be the youngest solo pilot to ever achieve such a huge endeavor. >> i was in japan, that is a hue lead toward the u.s. so i had to to add extra tanks for that one. and i did a 10 hour flight over to -- island, completely uninha. completely uninhabited. i'm a single person, i landed safely d everything was fine. >> reporter: >> reporter: mack weatherford, who comes from a family of aviators, got his license at 15 and is flying a european ultralight plane. so far, one oe most harrowing parts of the trip trip was flying through a sand storm over the egyptian desert. >> this is one of the most amazing sites ever. >> reporter: after the orange county pit stop, rutherford took rutherford took off for cabo sa. san lucas. if all goes as planned, he will set the guinness book of world records in a few weeks, when he lands i. how

from the ntsb reveals she actually broke her back after the plane landed with such force force at john waynesanta ana last month. the flight flight attendant said the impact impact was so hard she thought e plane crashed. the ntsb says noe of the other passengers on boare hurt. > >> a live look right now at sfot was another tough weekend if yoe out there traveling in the air. more than 10,000 flights canceld or delayed all across the count. now the u.s. transportation department and congress are takg steps to try and ease the pain at airports. they heard from you, their constituents. one bill by lawmakers would require airlines to offer a full cash refund, just money back, within0 days of the flight being canceled. current federal rules say fliers are entitled to a refund, but a lot of airlines offer to rebook or voucher. another rule would require airls to refund money if your flight is delayed more than three hourr change your arrival or departur. that could go into effect by thd of this year at the earliest. there's also good news on the travel front. those sky high air air fares have sta

california in the latest leg of the journey, and he made a lunch lunch and fuel stop in orange cs john wayne airport. >> welcome to orange county andn wayne airport. >> reporter: the teen from belgium began his quest at the end of march in bulgaria. in a few weeks, he hopes to completes circle around the globe and become the youngest solo pilot to ever achieve such a huge endeavor. >> i was in japan. it's such a huge leg toward the u.s. i had to add extra fuel tanks just for for that one stop. i did a 10-hour flight over to the island, which is completely uninhabited, not a single person. but i landed there safely, and everything was fine. fine. >> reporter: rutherford comes from a family of aviators and gt his license at 15 is flying a european ultra-light plane. so far, one of the most harrowing parts of the trip was flying through a sand storm over the egyptian desert. after the orange county pit stop, rutherfd took off for san lucas. if all goes as planned, he'll set the record in a few weeks when he ls back in bulgaria. >> how do you top this at 17? >> uh, well, the point is not topping

says that john wayne, when she made her speech was back stage. and she says it took 6 security guards to hold him back, basically from potentially attacking her. so there is a lot of tension and a lot of inflamed rage and the academy. now finally saying that the treatment that she received was, was quote, unwarranted and unjust. it seems obvious now, but it's, it's so obvious that it's, you know, they decide to come out and say it. and she was, she was basically unknown at that at that time. but that changed overnight. the oscars changed little feathers life, but also at the same time, she changed the oscars right? because she was the 1st person to make a political speech at the oscars. which until so she and little feather was not a political event. now of course, we're used to seeing actors and filmmakers get up and, and make political speeches. but at the time, viewers around the world, it was also the 1st globally broadcast oscar ceremony. they didn't really know what to make of it. you know, they, they saw marlon brando, win the oscar for be

guidelines, certain things would happen, and then when she was escorted off stage, it was reported that john wayne to physically attack her, and we also understand that clint eastwood made some remarks, is one of the next presenters, in regards to kind of the history of american indians in the western genre of american cinema. mb? genre of american cinema. why did this move _ genre of american cinema. why did this move provoked such a strong reaction amongst people? well, i think that, you know, if we look at the film industry in general, the oscars are one of the pinnacle events of honours, and i think to make such a political statement on stage, especially by a native woman, i think wasjust something that was seen as being particularly offensive, and also sacheen is credited with probably being the first person to ever make political comments from the stage at the oscars during one of the major award categories. oscars during one of the ma'or award categories.�* award categories. what motivated _ award categories. what motivated marlon - award categories. what l motivated marlon brando award cat

john wayne was very angry. i don't like it, mr cohill. i don't like it at all.d pull me off. so he had to be physically restrained. the academy of motion picture arts and sciences, the body behind the oscars, has now said sorry for her treatment and will be hosting a special event at the academy museum for her, and to celebrate native american film—makers. in a statement, sacheen says, "regarding the academy's "apology to me, we indians are very patient people. "it's only been 50 years. "we need to keep our sense of humour about this. "it's our method of survival. "it's profoundly heartening to see how much has changed since i did not "accept the academy award 50 years ago." i beg at this time that i have not intruded upon this evening. now, after half a century, she and so many native americans feel a notorious injustice has finally been righted. thank you, on behalf of marlon brando. lizo mzimba, bbc news. the environment agency has confirmed that a drought�*s been declared in yorkshire for the first time in nearly four years. the number of english regions in

john wayne was very angry. i don't like it, mr cohill. i don't like it at all.f. so he had to be physically restrained. she subsequently suffered abuse. her acting career was damaged, too. the body behind the oscars says it is making amends, including through how its new museum reflects movie history. when the academy museum i was being built, they really began to turn to have a critical eye | and a critical look at our film history, and the inclusion and most often exclusionj of specific communities. in a statement, sacheen says... i beg at this time that i have not intruded upon this evening. now, after half a century, she and so many native americans feel a notorious injustice has finally been righted. thank you, on behalf of marlon brando. lizo mzimba, bbc news. at the european championships in munich, all eyes tonight will be on the 100 metre final is. great britain's zharnel hughes and dina asher—smith will seek to retain their titles. zharnel hughes and dina asher—smith will seek to retain their 100 metres titles. our sports correspondent nesta mcgregor i

before john wayne gacy, no one ever executed a birthday clown ( laughter ) ( applause ) but it was then't know about execution, but confidential arrest. in the end, the decision to charge the former president will fall to attorney general merrick garland, seen here listening to neil gorsuch talk about how fun it is to be on the supreme court. ( laughter ) garland sat for an interview last night with nbc's lester holt and made it clear he is ready to hold the former president accountable if that's where the investigation leads. >> look, we pursue justice without fear or favor. we intend to hold everyone, anyone who is criminally responsible for the events surrounding january 6, for any attempt to interfere with the lawful transfer of power from one administration to another accountable. that's what we do. >> stephen: okay, that sounds right. quick follow-up: did someone shrink merrick garland? because he looks like he should be administrating justice from inside a hollow tree. ( laughter ) ( applause ) there's-- or lester holt. or it's lester hulk, i'm not sure. oh, there's good news ou

the actor john wayne reportedly attempted to remove her from the stage but was restrained by six securityuards. clint eastwood mocked littlefeather later in the ceremony. this is part of what sacheen littlefeather said on that night in 1973. >> he regretfully cannot accept this very generous award. and the reason for this being our the treatment of american indians today by the film industry -- excuse me. [applause] and on television and movie reruns and also with recent happenings at wounded knee. amy: in september, the academy museum of motion pictures will host sacheen littlefeather for an evening of "conversation, healing, and celebration." and those are some of the headlines. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. this week marks one year since the taliban takeover of afghanistan after more than two decades of u.s. war and occupation. as the united nations warns a staggering 95% of afghans are not getting enough to eat, with that number rising to almost 100% in households headed by women, the biden administration announced this week that

southern california in the latest of the journey and made a lunch and fuel stop at orange counties john wayne airport. >> welcome to orange county andn wayne airport. it is delightful to have you with us. >> reporter: the teenager from belgium began his quest at the end of march in bulgaria. in a w weeks, he hopes to complete a circle around the globe and be the youngest solo pilot to ever achieve such a huge endeavor. >> it is a huge lead toward the u.s. so i have to add extra fuel tanks for that one stop and i did a 10 hour flight over -- completely uninhabited. not a single person. but i landed there, safely and everything was was fine. >> reporter: mike weatherford, who comes from a family of aviators and got his license at 15, is flying a european ultralight plane. so far one ofe most harrowing parts of the trip was flying through a sand storm storm over the egyptian desert. >> this is one of the most amazing sites ever. >> reporter: >> reporter: after the orange county pit stop, rutherford took took off for cabo san lucas. if all goes as planned, he will set will set the guinness world

so i said on earlier in the week , jay powell will come in like john wayne instead he's coming in like clint eastwood, guns blazing but with a real quiet manner. i have an amazing panel of folks to talk about this including sven hend rsvp ricks, and michelle girard and and where you should invest in the market where the experts say goes one way but really tries to go the other. all that and so much more on making money. all right, so, listen. i said he's going to, it was going to happen, it happened. what was really weird initially there was an immediate response, but at the end of the day, jay powell made a couple things clear. at least he did rhetorically there's going to be a whole lot of pain in that he is going to be a force of nature. take a listen. >> we're taking forceful and rapid steps to moderate demand, so that it comes into better alignment with supply and to keep inflation expectations anchored. we will keep at it until we're confident the job is done. charles: well, edward lawrence is in jackson hole with a closer look at jay powell's comments and also what the other mem

kristin du mez with her book "jesus and john wayne".

she picked another progressive republican john wayne of new hampshire as the american to head the international labor organization and he became our us ambassador to great britain forging an important friendship with the british when it was most needed during world war two. imagine that working effectively across the aisle and not insulting the people whose votes you need to get things done. francis perkins had learned early how to talk to a hostile crowd and bring them around. she said later that she learned how to talk to people in public. because of her work in the suffrage movement and she gave these an incredible anecdote of how she did it. now during the suffrage movement it was so difficult for women to make the case that they deserve to write the vote the right to vote. even the avenues they had to make the case were very limited. so what women would do is they would take a soapbox they would go to a corner in a city a busy city where there was a saloon on all four corners. they would pull the soapbox out outside a saloon and one of them would stand outside the saloon with a and and beg

featuring doctor kristin du mez, professor of history at calvin university with her h book, "jes and john wayne." she earned

my name is john wayne postdoc at the prices school of molecular engineering. have a question about more the left the center left side. so you mentioned that the the biden administration and the choice for example of kamala harris looked at the very short term results. my question is do you see? a political figure in the center left that or even more in the very progressive side that could sort of embrace more long-term you of development for for progressive policies and push them forward because i believe that's actually at the end of the day one of the most vivid distinctions between what progressiveness is compared to trumpism and very sort of short-term right-wing. well, this is also a very active conversation in democratic circles these days all so most often help when the cameras are not are not on and that is who can pick up the torch joe biden said himself that he was a transitional figure, of course now his staff wants to say that that was only one time. he said that but look, joe biden was an emergency. canada effectively right first to stop bernie sa

john wayne was very angry. i don't like it, mr cohill. i don't like it at all.the oscars, has now said sorry for her treatment and will be hosting a special event at the academy museum for her, and to celebrate native american film—makers. in a statement, sacheen says, "regarding the academy's i beg at this time that i have not intruded upon this evening. now, after half a century, she and so many native americans feel a notorious injustice has finally been righted. thank you, on behalf of marlon brando. lizo mzimba, bbc news. —— celebrating the very best in black music and culture. in the past two decades it's helped bring music like grain, aftera two decades it's helped bring music like grain, after a beat and drill into mainstream music and kick started the careers of countless artists. these are just some of the stars and sounds that have shaped the current music scene. carriage, grain, aftera the current music scene. carriage, grain, after a beat the current music scene. carriage, grain, aftera beatand r&b are amongst the genres that have moved into the mai

john wayne was very angry. i don't like it, mr cohill. i don't like it at all.behind the oscars says it is making amends, including through how its new museum reflects movie history. when the academy museum i was being built, they really began to turn to have a critical eye | and a critical look at our film history, and the inclusion and most often exclusionj of specific communities. in a statement, sacheen says... i beg at this time that i have not intruded upon this evening. now, after half a century, she and so many native americans feel a notorious injustice has finally been righted. thank you, on behalf of marlon brando. lizo mzimba, bbc news. i'll be back with the paper review, joining me tonight as annabelle denham and the journalist and columnist rachel shabby. stay with us for that. now it's time for a look at the weather with susan powell. hello. thunderstorms will continue to rattle around across parts of england and wales through the evening and overnight, and there'll still be some around on wednesday. but a shift is sitting further south, i think,

you close your eyes, you imagine jimmy stewart or montgomery cliff or john wayne without their shirtre is a lot of ideas of returning to traditional notions of masculinity after the sensitive 70s but these things go in cycles and by the late 80s we were ready for an action hero who was a little more sensitive. >> do you think you have a chance against us mr. cowboy? >> yip py ky yay [bleep]. >> die hard is as perfect a movie as casablanca. it is a heist movie where the heist makes sense. you have john mcclain who is not a superhero. a regular new york cop. who is not only out of his element but out of his shoes. >> that is a great thing to do in an action movie. i don't know what it is like to throw a chair with explosives down an elevator shaft. but i accidentally trod on glass and it hurt. >> you watch him and you think i see myself. this person who is flawed, but can overcome it which is i think a narrative we all have about ourselves. if push came to shove, i would show up. >> alan rickman's performance as hans gruber is one of the key movie performances of the 80s . the idea tha

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john wayne was very angry. i don't like it, mr cohill. i don't like it at all.d to be physically restrained. the academy of motion picture arts and sciences, the body behind the oscars, has now said sorry for her treatment and will be hosting a special event at the academy museum for her, and to celebrate native american film—makers. in a statement, sacheen says, "regarding the academy's "apology to me, we indians are very patient people. "it's only been 50 years! "we need to keep our sense of humour about this. "it's our method of survival. "it's profoundly heartening to see how much has changed since i did not "accept the academy award 50 years ago." i beg at this time that i have not intruded upon this evening. now, after half a century, she and so many native americans feel a notorious injustice has finally been righted. thank you, on behalf of marlon brando. lizo mzimba, bbc news. dame deborahjames, who died of bowel cancer injune after having raised millions of pounds for charity, was an inspiration to so many people living with the disease. now her mum he

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. >> at schools in the city, this is what it looks like here at john o'connell, high school in the mission, superintendent matt wayne and other school leaders say they want to wish students and staff a good school year. >> and to the south bay, now the classroom experience is going to be a bit different for students returning to san miguel elementary in sonny bill this year. it's a lighter load in some ways as covid protocols have eased up since the last time the students were in the classroom. this year's sitting much closer to each other masks are optional, but strongly recommended. and parents and volunteers are allowed to step inside the campus. we did speak with some students are pretty happy to be returning to some sense of normalcy. >> last year's kind of hide when you have like sit stay 6 feet apart when you're eating everything. but now you can too close to being cocked these you don't have to take a mask off and can like we get to interact more now. >> with all of our friends now and sort of better. >> covid has the have eased actually all across the sunny. they'll school district officials say some studen

john o'connell. high school in the mission district. as of usd superintendent matt wayne and other school leaders wanted to wish all students a good years. that's exactly what they did. well, still ahead of the fall, but morning news. >> reunited and it feels so good. a happy ending to a story we brought you not too long ago. stick around as you're going to want to see this happy reunion. and it involves middle baby call will be right back. back to the kron. 4 morning .- news at all for you now for 29 and going on for 30. >> we've been talking about the heat for the past few days of him, a fan on just about every night. you have to keep the fans on tonight or can i just kind of pull back from would say keep the fans out at least, but you can make that decision later on today. >> it is not going to be as hot. so some of us will be reaching a much more tolerable threshold. others of us, especially those further inland. yeah, you want to be keeping those fans with a look outside right now does show that compacted marine layer. that is the fog that you're running into in the

back it to john o'connell, high school in the mission district. >> sf usd superintendent matt wayne and other school leaders, which all students a good school year. >> this year's back to school season will restore a degree of the prepandemic normalcy. but a lot of the covid. lasting effects are still with us of colluding. a troubling reality for schools. among them, the student health mental health crisis that it's high levels last year. mental health experts are keeping open lines of communication. they say that's critical. >> for some of our families, their parents have lost jobs or are they lost loved ones? just it's and it's almost a under heavy, say underwhelming to say there's a lot going on. but there is a lot going on. >> districts across the country are using federal pandemic money to hire more mental health specialists. rolling out new coping tools and expanding curriculum which prioritizes emotional health. >> as covid cases in the bay area and across cali%ornia continue to drop. the question becomes what's next after the highly transmissible transmissible ba force and carme

john o'connell, high school in the mission, superintendent matt wayne, another school leaders say likee a bit different for students returning to san miguel elementary in sunnyvale this year. it's a lighter load in some ways as covid protocols are easing up since the last time the students were in the classrooms. this year's sitting much closer each other masks are optional, but strongly recommended. and parents and volunteers are allowed to step inside the campuses. we spoke to some students are happy to be returning to some sense of normalcy. >> last year's kind of hike. when you have stay 6 feet apart when you're eating everything. but now you can too close to being cocked you don't have to take a mask off and can like we get to interact more now. >> with all of our friends now and it's sort of better. >> glad moving. it's sort of better a covid protocols have these across the sunnyvale school district officials say some students are choosing the continue independent studies a form of remote learning, but more than 5,000 students have returned to in-person learning across the distri

so here's what it looked like at john o'connell, high school in the mission district. the superintendent matt wayne and other school leaders are wishing all the kids and parents, too. i'm sure a good school year. in the south bay. the classroom experience is going to look a little bit different this year for students in the sunnyvale school district kron four's camila barco has the story now. >> me. >> about 100 students are back in the classroom at san miguel elementary this year, sitting much closer to each other. last year's kind when you have stay 6 feet apart when you're eating everything. but now you can take talked you don't have to take a mask off and can like we get to interact more now with all of our friends now sort of better students are still being screened for covid-19 before going to school. but covid protocols have east across the sonny bill school district. >> mask are now optional, but they're strongly recommended. and parents and volunteers are now allowed to step inside the campus is i think a lot of parents didn't even get to see their classrooms till the end of last year. so

a john o'connell high school in the mission district as usd superintendent matt wayne and other school leaders wanted to wish all of the students a good school year. >> coming up next on kron, 4 news at 10 has been 50 years since nasa went to the moon, but they'll be returning again soon. we'll tell you when what's the san francisco harley davidson dealership roars back to life after being on the brink of closure, the struggles they were up against. and when we return, a french bull dog reunited with his bay area owner after was stolen and a 7.11 parking lot. the journey that pup made to get back home. >> and little rain. little lightning now the fall putting on quite the display offside in that gorgeous your tenant and this coming up next. >> a happy ending for a family in the east bay after their beloved french bulldog finally made it back home. yeah, frankie, this dog's name was stolen from a 7.11 earlier this month. but this morning he was found by fremont police kron four's. dan thorn has the emotional reunion. >> frankie is back where he belongs. the 3 month-old frenchie surround

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