he is so patriotic and with friends and really high places jonathan morris. and also cat. then on "fox nation" there is tyrus. >> i don't think it's fair to blame mueller. they should blame themselves for pushing this charade. >> of course he didn't want to be there. he didn't write the report everybody else wrote it and then when he didn't want to talk about it he took no questions so that could be the end of it but then he became a private citizen and was forced to testify then at the last minute we thought his lawyer would come with him will now we know why because it's the mueller report. [laughter] >> i kinda feel bad for him prick i really did. like a legitimate american hero he had the wrong people do the investigation i don't know but it was a sham and a charade in the democrats need to own that all the way soon that's like after you leave the priesthood to say can you come do a confession? >> he doesn't do confessions anymore. >> i can hear them i just can't do anything about them. [laughter] [applause] >> i felt so bad not just for mueller but the american people

special thanks to jonathan morris. pete hegseth. kat timpf. and tyrus.u america. [♪] jesse: welcome to. "watters' world." i'm jesse watters. robert mueller facing off with lawmakers for the first time. the republicans for once were very well prepared. >> welcome to the last gasp of the russian conspiracy theory. >> can you give me an example other than done * where the justice department determined an innocent person was not exonerated. >> i can't but this unique. >> you are a bunch of people who

theologian, fox news contributor, jonathan morris. [applause] >> she is outspoken when she is not token, on "fox nation", katherine timpf. he is larger-than-life and basically most other things. my massive sidekick and post on "fox nation", tyrus. [applause] i was watching the responses. i don't think it is fair to blame mueller. i don't think you wanted to be there. they should blame themselves for pushing the charade. >> of course he didn't want to be there! he wrote a report. he did not write it, he had everyone else write it and put his name on top of it. didn't even read himself. and then when he did not want to talk about he gave a press conference where he took no questions. it was totally scripted. so it could be the end of it but then they became a private citizen. and as a result they could subpoena him and he was forced to testify. then last minute we found his lawyer was going to come with him and without why is that happening? of course we know why no he doesn't know the report! >> yeah, terrible! [laughter] >> i kind of

joining me fox news contributor jonathan morris.nk you for joining us. >> thanks very much, charles. charles: the cbo, there will be a big debate about the federal government raising the minimum wage. they did an an exhaustive report. it would raise wages, raise joblessness, lower business incomes and lower economic output. that doesn't sound like a good tradeoff for most people. but the other thing they did notice, jonathan, there are other studies saying going beyond the money it reduces suicide, obesity, crime, increasing job training, it could improve educational outcomes. >> right. charles: as a nation, how do we grapple with something like this? you put these on the scale, it is pretty hard to judge. >> we'll be hearing so much about this during the presidential election, and the democratic contenders, because the economy is going so well, are going to say the only way to win this, i would agree with them, the only way to win the election is win the moral high ground. even though things are going well, economically, socially,

jonathan morris is a theologian and ethicist, fox news contributor, longtime friend of this show, ande joins us tonight. mr. morris, great to see you. >> thank you, tucker. >> tucker: what do you make of the idea that the president of planned parenthood -- the president of planned parenthood -- was insufficiently radical on abortion. what does that tell us? >> that is exactly what it was. unbelievably, this debate has been very public because she said they fired me in a secret meeting, and it was secret because they were afraid to make it public that she just t wasn't radical enough. you would think, andca the president just said it a few minutes ago, you would think that after the governor of virginia came out and said we need to keep these babies comfortable before we make a decision, this is after they are born. before we make a decision whether we kill them or not. you would think that planned parenthood would say, let's take it easy, especially in this political election season. no. instead, they are saying our president is not our president -- meaning the president of planned pa

letting her husband from inside my own cardio in jonathan morris on along even if it's not by us i was into it and from. my choice to discard because given their way to transmit to thrums. men in the question how much and i want. to talk here. in. south korea runs through allies the united states for help its export route with japan but the us president told trump is much better friends with japan's leadership so i. rish baba's have got a real beef with a tray feel between the e.u. what south america.

jonathan morris fox news contributor. nice to see you. looking good. life is all right?d. >> bill: what do you think about this decision when you look at the laws of the country? >> to be clear this is not very common. i believe as of last week there were 63 inmates on death row and so we're not talking about huge numbers. so the question is why is this being done? i think what the democrats are going to do here simply is try to win the moral high ground on every issue. on this issue they'll say it's evil. i think the republicans have a responsibility to step up and say give reasonings why. also from a moral perspective, not just a political perspective, why they think it's important for the country. maybe they can say these 63 people on death row right now present an imminent threat to our country. explain it. i might not believe it but explain it. >> bill: 2003 was the last one going back 13 years. bill barr said this. under administrations of both parties the department of justice has sought the death penalty against the worse criminals and the justice department upho

i got pete tomorrow night, yes, jonathan morris fresh from the priesthood, and saturday july 27th, 10 great spigot this isn't a rubber tire rolling down the road and endangering lives and probably calling death but it's close. check out this golden retriever. doesn't know what going on. for all that golden retriever knows, who hasn't been shocked by a wind up frog? sometimes i will wake up and there will be one on my chest. how did it get there? can't get enough of that wind up frog. >> what did they do with the wind up chicken? >> oh, my god. are you saying he would feed raw chicken to a dog. you make me sick. you and the producer make me sick. ♪ animals are great ♪ animals are great ♪ >> really nice job. >> i will be on tucker tonight for the news explosion, they all love that, the graphics department, but i want to extend a big shout out to good friend and old neighbor of mine, and his family, they just became u.s. citizens, they are canadians. i use to bust his chops about getting his citizenship and it is one of the greatest things you will ever witness, naturalization ceremony.

jonathan morris, great to see you tonight. >> hey, tucker, thank you. >> tucker: we are going to dip back into the president's remarks in greenville, north carolina. we will be back in just a minut minute. >> president trump: i guess we have to counteract them a little bit. but this is not what you want -- none of them. this is not what you want running this incredible country of ours. every day, we make good on the motto "promises made, promises kept." i have had people back there -- [applause] i have had people back there that don't like me. and somebody said, very nicely, that he is actually made certain promises, and he has actually kept more promises than he has made. it's true. i mean, i've done things -- i've done things that i never said we were going to get, as an example, with our vets. that we were going to get choice. that we are going to have the ability to fire people that don't treat our vets properly. okay? we can fire them now. they have been trying to get that for 44 years, choice, they've been trying to get practically from the beginning. choice, so simple. and yet

former father jonathan morris. this is his first appearance on our show in quite some time.d up in his civvies. can i say that? >> have to figure out how to tie a tie. stuart: i know you have done several interviews about why you left the priesthood. i want to ask you the same question. >> sure. stuart: this is a difficult thing for me to ask. was it the difficulty of maintaining celibacy that kept you, that pushed you out of the priesthood? >> that's definitely part of it but not just celibacy, but the idea of having a family, having a wife and a family. stuart: that's what you want. >> you know, i recognize it's not something you just go out and get, and when that happens, it doesn't usually work out, right. it's not about -- there's nobody in particular that i had a relationship with. it's the idea for me has been forever, i would say almost from the very beginning, that once i made the decision and it was a decision to say i'm going to serve god and serve other people 100%, you give up everything else, that was what moved me. but almost immediately afterwards, i said gos

we called jonathan moran -- morris. ♪ did you know you can save money by using dish soap to clean greasewn ultra. dawn is for more than just dishes. with 3x more grease cleaning power per drop, it tackles tough grease on a variety of surfaces. try dawn ultra. democratic hopefuls leslie claiming the moral high ground as they push their progressive agenda. they even suggest those against minimum wage. in addition to supporting workers. the minimum wage is just too low. and conservative christian senators when scripture says that whoever oppresses the poor taunts their maker. >> jonathan morris as a fox news contributor and he joins us now to react. >> so-called christian senators that's what i found to be most offensive. i wouldn't say to anyone you are so-called christian. just because you don't believe that my policy is right. secondly, they are pushing for 15-dollar minimum wage would be more christian to give a 25-dollar minimum wage at sounds like according to their very simplistic christian reasoning here. we need discernment and wisdom to figure what is best for this. we have heard

here to weigh in is our religion panel this morning, jonathan morris, pastor robert jeffers and robbiejonathan, i will start with you. when you see the media trying to say never a christian nation, are they right? >> there's nothing new bow it, , first, pete. there was an argument at the end of the 18th century that said all of the founding fathers were just those carrying a theology that god doesn't interfere with human affairs. when they look at what they did, what they wrote, when we go to the founding documents of our country, their faith in the christian god is so very clear. so you know, certainly they had doubts, like all of us have had in our lives. but what did they do? what did they write? what did they say? how did they live? and they were certainly men and women of great faith. >> pastor jeffers, jonathan raises a great point, four references to god in the declaration of independence, the laws of nature and nature's god, endowed by their creator by certain unalienable rights, and with firm reliance on the protection of divine providence. sounds like they were believers ther

. >> here toway in jonathan morris. what do you think?crazy when politicians use religion to make political points. i've seen them on issues at the border and immigration. do you think this is going to continue to play a role, not only religion but people's faith to try to appeal to the evangelical voters? >> it's a little bit like when you speak spanish and you try to speak spanner. if you've seen cor cory booker,o else did it. >> a couple of others. beto o'rourke. >> exactly. if you don't speak spanish, don't speak spanish. i would say the same thing. if faith is not a big part of your life, if religion is not a big part of your life, don't fake it because people know it. so just don't do it. on the other hand every one of these issues you mentioned immigration, how about health care. so many of the big issues right now during this presidential election have moral element to it, ethical elements to it. and you have to come up with deep reasoning. you can't just say my faith tells me that you're wrong. no. you have to give explanations.

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