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chris is in your book using john wayne. you write that evangelical support for former 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 seemed again to be at odd with some of their fundamental faith claims fundamental beliefs. um, how do you reconcile, how do they reconcile these things? do they attempt to reckon out? and i'd love you to weigh on this as well. i mean, how, 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 of indelicate books on masculinity and 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? while i read some of these, and i was surprised because there weren't a whole lot of bible vers

they looked 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 transformed the jesus of the gospels into this warrior christ. now you can find some passages and revelation to work with them to build on, and then they, they make jesus and to this, 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 to says, love your enemies, love your neighbor, turn the other cheek and put that sword away. and so there's the logical work actually being done to transform historic christian t change in the service of their own quest for power. amanda, you said the question nationalism was a political ideology, not a religious indemnity, as you've talked about here. but christian nationalism is distinguished from everyday political conservatism. why has this kind of nationalist

and i managed to inquire one i'm a john wayne fan and that's why tier. i want to thank you for watching sunday "life, liberty and levin" don't forget saturday next week grab your copy of democrat hates america i'm very grateful for your support. i will see you then ♪ ♪. trey: good evening thank you for joining us i'm trey gowdy "sunday night in america". debate number two is in the books. it was a spirited conversation among a new generation of republican leaders with the legacy of ronald reagan providing the backdrop. the backdrop may be fading reagan projected u.s. military power around the world and made no secret of communism in russia and he famously gave us the 11th commandment thou shall not speak ill of a fellow republican. and you wonder how reagan would do in the republican party are you joining us now a new cover to politics who acquitted himself quite well in both debate. vivek ramaswamy. thank you for joining us by her contrast among the seven from the debate but what i was looking for in looking for was contrast with the front runner. are t

john wayne [ laughter ] >> my great, great, great grandfather, john wayne. >> jimmy: how is your movie the superhero movie? black -- >> yeah, i'm bringing "black bobcat" back >> jimmy: yeah black -- "black bobcat." >> 'cause that's what's making money now, marvel movies >> jimmy: so you have -- been working on this. "black bobcat. >> yeah. he sleeps a lot. his superpower is he sleeps a lot, and he likes to lap milk [ laughter ] he leaps >> jimmy: yeah, yeah oh, does he? >> "black bobcat." >> jimmy: yeah, "black bobcat. >> he's got nine lives he likes to lap milk >> jimmy: this is actually something that's actually out. >> daughter's dying over there >> jimmy: i know it's my favorite, "black bobcat." i really want you to make -- i want you to make "black bobcat." i -- we'll do it next time you come on. we'll do "black bobcat." but, i want to talk about something that's out there this is real this is real you actually are opening a a restaurant in brooklyn this is real called swoony's. >> swoony's. >> jimmy: it's a real thing. [ cheers and applause >> yeah. check it out >> jimmy: where i

john wayne. right. mr. president, ladies and, gentlemen, i.r comrades in arms can't be here. i've said it before, and i'll say it again. i think there's a country. it's a lot off than you got. exactly. i think as a lot of other presidents bring us, all together like this tonight, i'm happy all you fellows, your families could get here to be with him. i feel pretty good that he has this chance to meet you all because you all have a lot in common. you hang in there when john was up so ready stuck by your gun gun. you stuck by your guns already you love this blessed country. and so rosie, so to all of us human all great thanks for showing the whole world. the kind of man a free country can put up when the going gets rough you know the best we have and i'll ride off into the sunset with you any time. just one more thing before i sit down. i want to thank you, mr. president. not for any one thing. just everything. like. ambassador robert o'brien knows a thing or two about hostage negotiations from 2018 to 2019. he served as president trump's repres

john wayne, right here. mr. president, ladies and, gentlemen, i. i guess i feel like all >> s,mr.tonight. started with about 40,000 of your comrades and arm can't be here. i have said it before, and i will say it again, i think this is a great country. a lot better off with you. thi'm happy all you fellows, your families could get here to be with him. i feel pretty good that he has >> i think it's wonderful, the president, to bring us all together like this, tonight, and i'm happy all you and your families can get here to be with him. i feel pretty good that he has a chance to meet you all, because you all have a lot in common. you hung in there when the going was rough. so did he. stuck by your guns. you stuck by your guns, so did he. you loved this blessed country, so does he, and so do all of us. you man, i want to say, thanks for showing the whole world the kind of man a free country can put up when the going gets rough. you're the best we have, and i will ride off into the sunset with you anytime. president. not for any one thing. just everything. >> one more thing before i s

so i'd like to say justice for william holden it's not just a john wayne myth. oh, that's right. that's he's gorgeous. i, i think for at least the army, the soulmate is a relationship between the soldiers themselves and the commander of the army. so you know, there all the hero worship for for mcclellan and they even like burnside in hooker. but after that defeat at chancellorsville it seems like that luster is worn off. they don't really view their commanding officer as being that heroic type. yeah, the relationship has really changed there and you see that a lot in their letters that comes through. actually, i would argue bragg and polk in a very negative because of how they corrode that army and bragg and jeff davis and bragg and whoever else he's quarreling with at the moment but you covered that extremely well to me 1863 in many ways and and vicksburg is a great example is is the further evolution of grant and sherman into the partnership that's going to win the war. it's the partnership that won shiloh. it's the partnership that wins, particularly when you think about the r

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your come to mind when, when john wayne movies are people talking about. so you have it, by the way, talking about the media. when you have shutter news room, we are people who are not a journalist, people who think of metrics and eyes, and views and likes and going by all. and there's a word here. what are the most favorite words? and i'm telling you in american media platforms is blasted, present, it biden blasted, so was little coriso beer blast to be blasted verbally blast. well, there's blast. i didn't do i'm, i'm not gonna do any ponds here. but what really matters involves into such a taste, a sober look at what's happening here. this doesn't get any more life and death than this, and it's back. good guy, bad guy. and it's all sort of the thing to a, you don't take a side, you look at this, you know, we, we have rubber mcnamara, who was our secretary of defense during vietnam. and one of the things he said in his book, the fog of war will number one, which is probably one of the reason for the cast or via vietnam. he's a was, i'm just a your and emp

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one former law enforcement official saying, don't expect a john wayne ending. our next hour starts right now. arts right now hi everybody. if you are just joining us, welcome. if you are sticking with us, thank you for that. i'm yasmin vossoughian coming to you from msnbc world headquarters. it is two pm in the east, nine pm in gaza. new this hour, the idf warning of an integrated coordinated attack on gaza from air, sea, inland. the u.s. state department advise a non emergency government officials to leave israel. hamas claiming 22 hostages have been killed an israeli strike national -- during the next phase of israel's war hamas will no longer rule gaza. the search for survivors continues along the gaza strip following another night of israeli strikes even as palestinians evacuated from northern gaza to the south. long lines formed outside a bakeries that remained open in gaza today at the united nations warned of a worsening humanitarian crisis with dwindling food, fuel, in zero water. meanwhile, israel is amassing tanks in border cities attacked by hamas, a

the rest of america admires john wayne. they don't care about nonviolent people and he said, well, doc, doc told me that nonviolence is a leader's hip doctrine. we're trying to move people up to not nonviolence once in governing between them in is not where we want to catch up and be as violent as white people. and so on. i think that it's essential to king's success, but also central to our modern appreciation for of the challenge for martin luther king that he devoted himself. he he saw in the founders trying to create, even though they were slaveholder. but if you end slavery as a system entirely based on violence, in fact, american race relations are, you know, a residue of violence between the races. that's all there was. there was no consent in slavery. it was based on violence. but king appreciated that the sound was who knew that slavery was more wrong. that's why it's not in the constitution. so on, so forth said if we even dream that we can have our relations across races on anything but violence, we've got to inv

indication on one side of russia's waning influence and not just on our media, but also, but as a by john wayne and influence. because i mean, it can sit as the russia in the end didn't come through its defense and how protect via and they call meetings in kyra back. all media now more interested in making align stays with your. i mean i did, states for the government also says that even though it's ross, if i this this, say this, tracy will not arrest body may 15th, should he come here? the government says here, i can sit as body man, food thing i had of states and that are interpretation of the law is that he wouldn't be arrested. nevertheless, as we know, the russians are not happy about it. all media says this is more about as a by john and by signing up to the i c. c. it allows all media to bring casings against the as of either against as a, by john me, i mean, is interest to begin cases over the 2020 will for example, before we can do that, it needs to rectify the room state stuff you okay. if i can get you to pivot fully now to what is happening in the camera back region, we're almost.

if you thought of john wayne, that was pretty much my dad. i knew even when i went to college that i wanted to grow up and end upcoming home and taking over familiar businesses and work beside him every single day. the only problem that when i was in -- college my dad was killed inside our farm. i remember sleeping all night long, how are we ever going to get through this, one person in my life that i thought was irreplaceable. i could not see the next 24 hours without him. then we learned within the several weeks and the first couple of months after he passed away that we were going to be hit with a death tax, the estate tax. so at the time i was 22 year's old. i was married. i was about 8 months pregnant when my dad passed away because i had gotten married when i was 20 and we were farmers and ranchers and that's what you do you have kids that help you work in the farm, right, so we were on it. we were making babies. so i was 8 months pregnant when my dad passed away and i learned that we owed death taxes. at the time the federal estate tax

officials have warned may not have an easy, quote, john wayne ending.tional security analyst and author of the fbi way, inside the code of excellence. i'm so thankful to be speaking to you. i assume you listen to our last segment. speaking to this woman, she has two cousins, one of their husbands and young children, that are hostages in gaza right now. she, like so many other families, are begging in praying for their family members to be released safely. how in the world is that going to happen with this ground invasion? >> stephanie, as you know, this is without a doubt the most complex hostage scenario that i have seen in my career. certainly perhaps in our lifetimes. this is not going to be easy at all. there is some hope. your last guest in the last segment actually said something very hopeful. which is that the idea of told her her family members are alive and in gaza. that may seem something like a no-brainer, but that speaks to intelligence capability. at least for her family members. of the ability to at least know that some people are alive an

they say he is. 31 year-old john, you on wayne. this was monday and you can see the video from inside witnesses that yang drove into the visa office and began yelling about the chinese communist party as he got out of his car. police at that point shot and killed him. we're still waiting for details surrounding exactly why police opened fire. but san francisco police are expected to hold a town hall about the shooting in just a few days. both the white house and the chinese government have already chimed in to condemn what happened, calling it a targeted attack. >> well, you know, the chance to vie the bay area's oldest kosher bakery, the grand bakery. no plans now on sale for just a dollar. the current owner, sam tobias, as he cares less about making money more about finding somebody passionate about jewish baking carry on the legacy bakery does not operate out of a storefront. but the dollar purges. welcome with the brand. the recipes in the staff. we have a link for applications on our website. kron 4 dot com. playing video game

apparently the owners and john justice didn't share the same footballing philosophy. wayne, he is the man after a 13 year gap from the premier league, he is the want to take them back there. they said they wanted somebody who would adopt and implement and no fear approach to football. this is theirjob in management. there must be some excitement around the club because he is one of the biggest names in football. he has to maintain their position in the play—off places. excitement around the crowd. i play-off places. excitement around the crowd. ~ . play-off places. excitement around the crowd. ~' , ., the crowd. i think there is quite a lot of positivity. _ the crowd. i think there is quite a lot of positivity. the _ the crowd. i think there is quite a lot of positivity. the move - the crowd. i think there is quite a lot of positivity. the move to - the crowd. i think there is quite a lot of positivity. the move to letl lot of positivity. the move to let john _ lot of positivity. the move to let john eustace goes fairly controversial, but over the last 24 hours _ controvers

wayne rooney is back in management in the english second tier. he's taken charge of birmingham city. they sacked previous boss johnite guiding them to back—to—back wins and sixth in the championship after 11 games. rooney described it as a project that gives him a sense of purpose and wants to elevate the club to the next level. it's been 12 years since birmingham last played in the premier league. there's good news for ireland ahead of saturday's rugby world cup quarterfinal against new zealand — wing mack hansen will be fit. he hurt his calf win in last week's win over scotland but has recovered in time to start against the all blacks at the stade de france. head coach andy farrell has named an unchanged 15 from last weekends win over the scots. texas rangers are through to what is essentially the semifinals in major league baseball's postseason, completing a clean sweep over the baltimore orioles. home runs for corey seager and adolis garcia with pitchers nathan eovaldi and jose leclerc setting up a first american league championship series since 2011. they'll play either houston astros or minnesota twins next.

us by john's control. 24 hour offensive by bank who last month cause the ethnic or median government there to dispense. and an exodus of nearly 120000 people to our media. and voting is under wayne and parliamentary election in poland. the election is seen as the most important since the end of communism in the country and 1989. the governing law and justice party is seeking a 3rd term, but it faces a challenge from an opposition led by former prime minister and european union president donald to ask a referendum on migration. the retirement age and other issues are being held at the same time. that's it for me. several then a we're going to leave you with a live look at the skies over gaza up next on else 0 is listening post. then tom mccrae will be back with your world news and continuing coverage of the israel guys, a war at the top of the system. the a weekly look at the world's talk business stories from global markets to economies and a small business sales force and including security around the world. is there something that the international community, your view should be doing to understand how it affects? counting the cost on al jazeera. it was the kind of day when hi

john the boot. they're going for wayne rooney now wayne, he's record as a manager now. he had problems at derby.rew 14, lost 25. yes so he's a great name. and it all sounds very good for maybe if there's going to be a documentary and he's got tremendous passion and obviously tremendous passion and obviously tremendous skill. >> i mean, i don't don't negate his commitment. absolutely in any way. who's the other north west club? is it bolton who's been brought over by americans? >> yeah. well is it bolton or it's not burnley, is it? >> no. is it burnley? it's burnley, isn't it? >> burnley yeah. yeah, exactly. >> burnley yeah. yeah, exactly. >> isn't it. >> isn't it. >> it is. oh yeah. burnley >> it is. oh yeah. burnley >> exactly. >> exactly. >> what do i know? there's always athletes. >> that's the thing is, there's always athletes, there's athletes involved, there's film stars a lot stars involved. but really a lot has mean, saw has been done. i mean, you saw the documentary, you, the documentary, didn't you, about there's a lot about wrexham. and there's a lot to said for that. i think all to b

wayne. >> yeah. >> good man. >> doing god's work. he's one person thatix can fix everything. thank you, guys. >> john mccain was in this very room before he won his primary. >> that's good to know. glad to knowno were doing it we. obviously, meeting you all is the best part of this primary. no screens between us. good conversations. >> you happen to be the one in town. b we went to concord. they heard you speak on the new hampshire primary. cvery important. >> critical. a guy like me couldn't do it if it weren't for that. >> right. on the way home -- [inaudible] vei didn't get it. even a year ago i didn't get it. outside of politics. now i get it. good to see you, my man. [inaudible] >> glad you're here. >> your name? >> ray edwards. >> raymond. thank you. i appreciate it. >> i feel like you have an actual platform.on >> you're not ever-changing. >> i'd rather lose than when i -- [inaudible] >> eight-year-old twins. [inaudible] you're right, parents have a right to know. >> in which i was disappointed but we're going to fix that. >> we talking innocent people because those who wins the new hampshire

wayne. good man. vivek: yeah. doing god's work. he's the one person that fixes everything. each of us have to take on a different frontier so i appreciate that. thank you, guys. >> john mccain was in this very room before he won his primaries. vivek: that's good to know. glad to know we're doing it well. obviously meeting you all is the best part of this primary. no screens between us, a conversation. >> we're here visiting and you happened to be the one in town. we went to concord. heard you speak on the new hampshire primary. very important. vivek: a guy like me couldn't do it if it weren't for that. >> right. [indiscernible] vivek: how are you doing? good to see you, my man. [indiscernible] vivek: glad you're here. >> ray edwards. vivek: raymond. thank you. i appreciate it. >> sounds like you have an actual platform. >> talk about consistency, you're not ever changing. vivek: i'd rather lose than win by -- [indiscernible] >> 8-year-old twins. [indiscernible] >> you're right, she has a right to know. vivek: in new hampshire was disappointed but we'll have to fix that. >> those who win the new hampshire primary end up being president. vivek: thank you. thank you. i

john competed on the show when it was just the $25,000 pyramid. jordan's father played with me with the giants for six, seven years. nikki glazer taking on wayneon abc. >> with halloween less than one week away, ginger has a first look at a haunted lounge coming to the high seas. right, ging? >> oh, yeah. we all know the haunted mansion is one of the most popular at attractions at disney parks around the world. soon the first of its kind haunted mansion themed parlor is coming to the disney treasure cruise line. i got some early tricks and treat, and a special preview. >> there's no turning back now! >> reporter: step inside the ghostly parlor of the haunted mansion aboard the disney treasure setting sail next year. when you walk into the haunted mansion parlor -- >> i thought i heard voices here. hello. >> reporter: sorry. who are you? >> you may refer to me as captain. from what you were say, rest assured there's always room for one more haunt in my crew. >> reporter: do you mean me? >> time will tell. >> reporter: the music to the decor inspired by the classic 1969 attraction with a nautical twist. every single age loves the haunted mansion

wayne rooney, who has now been anointed. he has been anointed the birmingham manager. >> was talking about john >> now, i was talking about johnay. he was former manager of was the former manager of birmingham city. >> well, didn't he? >> he was well, didn't he? >> he was well, didn't he? >> doing well. he was >> he was doing well. he was doing very but it doesn't doing very well. but it doesn't fit in with hollywood the fit in with the hollywood the excitement, coming in excitement, americans coming in with big money and saying with the big money and saying that, want they that, you know, we want they actually the owners were actually said the owners were saying that john john he's saying that that john john he's what he saw for the future didn't agree with them. whereas obviously they want them to say i'm going to win the premier league. that's what i'm going to do. and he was probably more realistic about the situation. so he's gone. is in big so he's gone. wayne is in big name. it's going to work in the states. it's a global name. but whether he's going to work as a manager or whether it's going to work for him, we don't k