a chris it in your book, jesus and john wayne. you write that evangelical support for former are present. donald trump is the combination of evangelicals embrace of militant masculinity and the callous display of power at home and abroad. those are ideas that seem to, again, to be at our, with some of their funded mental faith claims, fundamental beliefs. how do you reconcile? how do they reconcile these things? do they attempt to record? and i'd love you to weigh on this as well. i mean, how do they reconcile this stuff? yeah, i mean, they did seem to be when i 1st started this research, which was almost 20 years ago now actually i was, was looking at popular angelica books on masculinity, on how to be a christian man. and this is a huge market, right? these books, some of them are selling in the millions. so vast market and people are men are studying these in churches and in small groups, what does it mean to be a christian man? why read some of these? and i was surprised because there weren't a whole lot of bible verses in the

it looks a cowboys and warriors and soldiers, and john wayne, right. and this not like jesus, not jesus. right? but then what they ended up doing is they transformed jesus, they transform the jesus of the gospels into this warrior christ. now you can find some passages and revelation to work with and to build on. and then they make jesus into the like, man on it with big muscles on tattoos, down his leg, charging into battle, wielding a bloody sword to slay his enemy. so when they're talking about following christ, right, that's the christ that they're holding up. not the christ who says, love your enemies, love your neighbor, turn the other cheek and put that sword away. and so their theological work actually being done to transform historic christian teachings in the service of their own quest for power. amanda, you said the christian nationalism was a political ideology, not a religious. it didn't. you've talked about here. but christian nationalism is distinguished from everyday political conservatism. why has this kind of nationalist ideology been

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ted bundy, john wayne gacy, the night stalker, jeffrey dahmer, terrified the country for decades, everyl murders were seared into the american psyche through newsreels. >> he is a confessed serial killer, his savage saga of murder shocked the whole countr this past summer. >> between 1970 to and 1978, building contractor john wayne gacy turned his home in norwood park, illinois into a morgue after killing 33 young boys he packed many of their bodies int a crawlspace beneath his house. get there are nearly as many serial killers these days, but society seems more obsessed wit them for than ever. ted bundy who and murdered at least 30 women became a millennial heartthrob after zac efron played him on the big screen. the netflix series dahmer is no the biggest show in america. >> don't make me do things i don't want to do. >> jesse: what is it about these monsters that fascinates us so much? james patterson may know. his new audible book, the metho is about an actor playing an serial killer who descends into madness. best-selling author james patterson joins me now. how can you explain thi

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that's like saying son of sam killed fewer people than john wayne gacy.han most formally great cities. they are also led by democrats who turned them into dumpster fires. where are they going to go if not new york? don't go upstate. the data at marist college was shot and killed during a fight between two balls on parole. one was a key suspect in recent murder case. the venues for that guy, this murder could earn him a lot more parole. tyrus, i have a theory. would you like to hear it? >> tyus: you are the host. yeah. >> greg: the reason why lori lightfoot survives despite being the worst mayor since de blasio. is that his name? she protect yourself for punching down defense. if you criticize harris because she's black or because she's a or because she dresses like a movie usher. don't you dare criticize her just because she looks like she just took a break from the haunted house. if you say that, you are punching down and therefore no one punches that also she gets -- nobody criticizes her. >> tyus: a lot of people who just check boxes and don't check re

they will need id and go through security a similar program is already available at john wayne airportd go to the gate, probably a nice thing to do. my concern is that security lines are already brutal. adding more people may not be helpful. >> that is a great point, i remember all of the romanticism of meeting someone at the gate with flowers. picking up your parents or grandparents for the holidays and meeting them at the gate. that was great, i missed that part. i am with you i am worried a little bit. >> i think they will do more sales at the restaurants, and also, parking. dan: yes, that is true. people want to park. the restaurants are crowded with travelers. >> right, some of them have closed because of covid, right? hopefully some of the restaurants open up. these are smaller airports globally they can handle this. i don't know if you've ever tried to find somebody come you're driving around, it is nice to go in. >> the old cell phone lot. >> didn't drink. -- get a drink. as you get ready for the holidays, author and tiktoker says it is a great time to make room for everything

the actor john wayne reportedly attempted to remove sacheen littlefeather from the stage but was restrainedsecurity guards. clint eastwood mocked littlefeather later in the ceremony. in august, the academy museum of motion pictures finally issued an apology to her. she spoke about the night 50 years ago when she arrived at the academy awards before that famous speech. >> it was about 20 minutes to 9:00. here are the sir carter guards -- here are the security guards. myself and a buckskin dress and the secretary dressed in an evening gown. we must have looked like the odd couple. [laughter] i'm sure they were wondering why we were just like that and why we were here. so the guards consulted. the producer of the academy awards. he came out and he talked to us. the secretary had the official invitation from marlon brando. so he said, ok. he told me right then, if you read that speech and you go over 60 seconds, i will have you put in handcuffs. you see those lice over there? i will have you arrested, put in jail. and he said, you have 60 seconds or less to represent marlon. i sa, ok. and i had

amy: the actor john wayne reportedly attempted to remove sacheen littlefeathefrom the stage but was restrained six security guards. clt eastwood mocked littlefeather later in the ceremony. she died on sunday. in august, the academy museum of motion pictures finally issued an apology forer treatment nearly 50 years ago. and those are some of the headlines. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. when we come back, brazil's far right president jair bolsonaro has threatened a coup if he did not win sunday's election againsnst former president luiz inÁcio lula da silva. while lula 18 plurality, he did not get 50% of the vote. now they had to a runoff. we will speak with noam chomsky and vijay prashad about the significance of this election as well as what is happening in ukraine. stay with us. ♪♪ [music break] amy: this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman with juan gonzalez. brazil's election is headed to a runoff in the first round of voting sunday, the former president luiz inÁcio lula da silva won 40% of the vote. beating br

john wayne gacy, 33 murders. me more than anything else and i lived through it was the beltway sniper. a guy named john mohamed from louisiana. they killed 10 and wounded 3, him and lee, his accomplice. all of these serial killers had one thing in common, a compulsive urge to kill. so what is happening here now in stockton is that the chief of police there, mcfadden, is hoping that the public will be engaged, they will look at the gait, the manner in which the individual mt. video walked -- in the video walked and to see how tall he is, and they're hoping that they can get the public to help him at -- them at this stage, eric. eric: it's fascinating. we think of the victims in the area, but they all have a compulsion, as you said, to kill. it can be just plain evil. we can run video, as you said, they don't have much, but they do have this uneven gait which you said the person walks in. very tall. stands up, you know, they say very straight. and hoping that someone would recognize that and say, yeah, i know that p

the commander in chief flew from santa monica airport to john wayne airport this afternoon to deliverech at irvine valley college about reducing costs for american families. yesterday in l. a. the president visited a new metro stations still under construction, using funds from the bipartisan infrastructure law. biden is now in portland, oregon, for democratic party volunteer event with just a few weeks until the november election, contra costa county poll. workers are gearing up and getting trained, but there's worry over software that stores the personal information of poll workers are investigative reporter. brooks jarocz looks into election security and has more on how officials are responding. brooks found misinformation is spreading on social media about local elections workers. so contra costa county is working to be open, honest and transparent about its tools and its processes. but it's still hasn't stopped threats, harassment or claims that private information is shared and stored on foreign servers. here in contra costa county election equipment is getting a checkup. test b

somehow forman found a way to have the late john wayne, who supported the war, fonda, who opposed it,v. >> i think that she's a little mixed up in her thinking. i guess she feels the same about me. that's our rights aam sas ameri >> i'm glad we are free to disagree, even if it's me they disagree with. >> a little lukewarm. but as symbols of national reconciliation go, not bad. could you run that same special today? >> i am determined to find out. >> norman lear turned 100 a couple of months back. when he talks about producing television specials now, he is not, i promise you, kidding. >> half a dozen are in the works. we will be making ten episodes of one of the shows. >> that's great. i love it. i love it. >> i love it more. ♪ >> in his heyday, 40 or 50 years ago, situation comedies, the big ones, drew tens of millions of viewers. norman produced a bunch of those. here is one he is thinking about redoing. >> i'm pregnant. >> anything but an easy layup. norman lear is considering recasting and reproducing one of the most controversial sitcom episodes of all time. >> you are kidding. >

pelosi -- paul is an italian john wayne, if you will. you know?'re not allowed to say that now. but that's what he is. and he's a tough, tough guy. they have given so much to the life of the country. >> perhaps in or out of surgery after being brutally attacked by someone yelling, "where's nancy" and tied him up and saying we're going to wait for nancy. >> there is no place for political violence in american life. our history is punctuated by tragedy and bloodshed. and this is an abhorrent thing. paul is 82 years old, right? 81, 82. and he's attacked in this way? i mean, my god. just on a human level. this isn't partisan. this isn't fuel for the machinery of perpetual conflict in the world in which we live. this is a good man who was at home, who's married to a public servant who is third in line to the presidency of the united states, the female speaker of the house of representatives. and he's going about his life and he's tacked. i don't care what your politics are. that cannot stand. i know the family is, you know, moving into san francisco an

charlton heston forgive me, john wayne had to be physically restrained from going on stage to removeossibility of a supply emergency. this would lead to supplies being cut there is a to power stations possibility of a supply emergency. to power stations which use gas to generate the country's electricity. millions of people were encouraged to check their metres across britain and here it is in black—and—white from of gem than people who generate regulate the markets —— 0fgem are saying there is a significant risk of gas shortages this winter. britain could enter a gas supply emergency, and if that happens supplies will be cut to the largest gas users, that means plain and simply less gas to make electricity for us to consume in our businesses are in our homes. its inherited advisory letter today. sse has a concern notjust advisory letter today. sse has a concern not just for advisory letter today. sse has a concern notjust for its consumers, but also for itself because of it can't get the gas to make the electricity it faces the prospect of sizeable million pound fines on a daily bas

prekindergarten, transitional kindergarten, and elementary school can go to john o'connell high school tomorrow. new sfusd superintendent matt wayne talked about the enrollment and getting answers at 3:00 today. >> enrollment didn't decline as much as projected. there are some things outside of our control. we are showcasing the amazing work that's happening in the district and those opportunities that students have. dan: the presentations will be posted online. in person workshops for families with older children will be held next week and smaller workshops will be held next month. today, a u.s. appeals court blocked president biden's student loan debt relief program. six republican lead states challenged bidens policy. they claim the biden ministration has no legal authority to issue broad student loan forgiveness. biden talked about his support of the loan program today and his administration is continuing hoping people will apply while this legal saga unfolds. >> today, we are following through on a promise i gave to millions of americans. together, we are making our democracy deliver for the american people. dan: earlier this

prekindergarten, transitional kindergarten, and elementary school can go to john o'connell high school tomorrow. new sfusd superintendent matt wayne talked about the enrollment and getting answers at 3:00 today. >> enrollment didn't decline as much as projected. there are some things outside of our control. we are showcasing the amazing work that's happening in the district and those opportunities that students have. dan: the presentations will be posted online. in person workshops for families with older children will be held next week and smaller workshops will be held next month. today, a u.s. appeals court blocked president biden's student loan debt relief program. six republican lead states challenged bidens policy. they claim the biden ministration has no legal authority to issue broad student loan forgiveness. biden talked about his support of the loan program today and his administration is continuing hoping people will apply while this legal saga unfolds. >> today, we are following through on a promise i gave to millions of americans. together, we are making our democracy deliver for the american people. dan: earlier this

prekindergarten, transitional kindergarten and elementary school can go to john o'connell high school, starting at 10:00 this morning. matt wayne talked about enrollment on getting answers at 3:00 p.m. this week. >> there are some things outside of our control. what is in our control is showcasing the amazing work that is happening in the district. and the opportunities students have. liz: the presentations will also be posted online. in person workshops will be held next week and smaller in person workshops will be held next month. a u.s. appeals court has temporarily blocked president joe biden's student loan debt relief program. six republican-led states challenged bidens policy. they claim the biden administration has no legal authority to issue broad student loan forgiveness. biden responded, talking about his support of the loan program and how his administration is continuing to allow people to still apply while the legal saga unfolds. >> we are following through on a promise that gives americans with student loans a little more breathing room. liz: earlier this week, a district court dismissed the same case, ruling the

wayne had a good sense of justice to. >> would you do when you got out of the car? >> i had my weapon. john >> budgetary weapon?ort of a man with a gun. >> blanco in many respects as one of the key witnesses at the trial. he was the guy that could back up spath. was spath life in danger? >> there was a male they're wearing a red cap and a red coat. everyone turned and started to walk towards the wall. he started flailing around his arms and saying you guys have no right. he started to sidestep. i reached up my left hand, and i felt his right pocket. >> did you feel anything in his or pocket? >> no. >> and then what do you do? >> ayden reached over to his left pocket. >> and what you do? >> i felt an object in his pocket, which i believed to be a gun. >> what happened when your hand touched his left pocket? >> we made eye contact and his eyes got white. and he turned and one. >> i read blanco statement, and i thought the portions of it were not true. there were at least five kids in that school yard who said he never touched him. i believe the kids. >> did you see either other two police officers to a first sear

the bottom battle of monterrey and wayne vista, for which he will be appointed a force lieutenant and captain, respectively. following the mexican american war, john pope would work as a surveyor and go on to demonstrate the navigable itty of the red river in 1850, serve as a chief engineer for the department of new mexico. he would be promoted regularly all the way up to the rank of captain by 1856. and in the year just immediately before the american civil war, he would spend the remainder of those antebellum years serving a route for the pacific railroad. to say that john pope has performed service to his country before 1861 is an understatement. the experiences he gains throughout the 18 40s and 18 50s, his training as a topic graphical engineer, will propel him to the front of the pack as the war began in 1861, to bring those experiences, to bring that understanding of terrain and topography and commanding men on the battlefields of a war that is beginning to break out. during the secession winter of 1860 to 1861, jon pope is serving on lighthouse duty. he's not the only one. several other high ranking officers in the federal army will have t