but then when brenda joined me shortly thereafter, then we were the example of a gay christian kumble and we made a point to sit together the third row from the front in the center section where everybody could see us and we remained as active as they would allow us there were some restrictions. we would remain an additional 14 years we finally left the first part of 2015. i spent most of my life believing being gay was a moral failing. and i did everything in my power to hide the fact that i was gay. but now i believe being gay is just the way people are. just the way im, and i'm thing for for god's love and the freedom he gives me to simply be who i am. my purpose for writing the story, at least in the beginning was to have a target audience of fundamentalist students who were convinced being gay was chosen and i have always felt my story depicts perfectly that in games not chosen. and i wanted to target that group and convince them erroneously that we can change and that we can become street people and all they have to do is pray. goodness knows i prayed for years. i knew that was

. >> sean: you and victoria kumble asteroid tonight.ohn. >> i think we are beginning to peel back another onion. the origins of this case start with george papadopoulos. if it turns out that was a bogus story, there was nothing sinister going on, the entire origin of this case is gone. the obligation of the fbi would have been to shut it down, not private to christopher steele and go look for other dirt. s there something it doesn't smell right. >> sean: victoria? if i lied to a fisa court, what would happen? >> [laughs] i would have to protect you again. >> sean: [laughs] last word for you. >> i want to say that mueller lied to the court by saying that papadopoulos gave him a problem in doing the investigation, a light to the court. reminds me of scooter libby, saying he could into the investigation because scooter didn't tell him the truth. >> sean: a conscious omission. they knew better. all right, thank you, all. we appreciate it. on this breaking news night, kristin fisher has a live report. sara carter, gregg jarrett, congressman

bedtime stories tense week and have your very own story read to you by mr kumble, imagine that the mactant because it is so close to our hearts and all of our friends and can all come and watch us because some of the things are far away they often don't get to do that, it means so much to ask. how what was it you state performing in front of the crowd? there was amazing, we got such a buzz. you and britain's got talent a couple of yea rs britain's got talent a couple of years ago, last year, he came fourth. how impressive is that! must have given you a massive form. we are so per “— have given you a massive form. we are so per “ so have given you a massive form. we are so per —— so grateful for the platform because we won't be here today without it. everything it has given us is an amazing. having a festival just for children, given us is an amazing. having a festivaljust for children, is that important as well? is really important as well? is really important because a lot of festivals are for adults, kids don't enjoy themselves. it is a really safe environment, kids can come with the

particularly northumbria, kumble and we could see heavy rain developed for a we could see heavy rainy fog in the south, afternoon blue sky, dries out the further south. inland, temperatures may be 31 or 33 degrees as the more clout across the midland competitor yesterday, the chance of the few showers. brightening up in the few showers. brightening up in the far north of england. a few showers to come in but fairly light. by showers to come in but fairly light. by the afternoon, showers across north—east scotland could be on the countryside and that means not quite as hot as it was yesterday. pretty warm when the sun is out. tonight, a little bit more fresh tonight, temperatures into single figures in the countryside. 17 today in glasgow, probably 12 tomorrow whereas further south and other humid and muggy night. for tomorrow, lots of sunshine across england and wales. a sunny day compared to today. patchy around the coast and cloud —— cloud increasing across scotla nd cloud —— cloud increasing across scotland and northern ireland. most places staying dry, a few showers into the nort

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