minister dees: grace be unto you and peace from god, our father, the lord jesus christ.e come today with thanksgiving in our heart. the god of all grace. the god that gave us the opportunity to be here, even on this day, to bless and to welcome our new governor. we come with thanksgiving in our hearts, and we look to you, the author of our faith, the god that gives us all things well. we come with thanksgiving in our hearts. we thank you for gracious and faithful leadership in this great state of new york. we ask god to bless upon us as we go through these treacherous times of our lives. that you will, o god, just give them the wisdom and the wherewithal to have steady hands to know from you where to lead your people. we ask god to bless upon this state, and upon everyone who is concerned about you, o god. we ask you to look on and bless and have your own way. only as you can do. deliver us from this great task, god. we know you can do all things. you were able to open up the sea, the rivers that joshua could go across. we ask you to do the same today, open our way and g

lord jesus, please. >> this is the bee yard. one of them. >> these are the boxes we make, right? that top's going to come off. oh, my gosh -- >> you good? breathe. >> am i good no, i'm not good. >> breathe. >> but i'm here. >> let me smoke them to calm them down. >> look at the honeycomb on that. >> they're really driving. >> i'm sorry to ask this question and i'm probably the only person in america that doesn't know the answer. where does the honey come from >> nectar. >> so they flower and take out -- >> they get pollen and nectar as well. >> they swallow it. >> they'll bring it back and regurgitate it. >> honey is thrown up pollen. >> literally. >> and you guys thought it was a good business. well, i'm going to buzz off. mindy asked me to go over to a local retailer with her so i could see how the product lives in a retail environment. >> oh, wow, it's a good display. >> very nice display this is one of the 12 foot displays. >> a 12 foot display of any brand in america is a big deal in a retailer so you see brands like de-walt and honda and you look at harvest and they have 12

lord jesus, please. jason: so this is the bee yard, one of them. that top's gonna come off. oh, my gosh. i think i saw one. jason: you good? breathe. lemonis: am i good? no, i'm not good. jason: [ laughs ] lemonis: but i'm here. jason: let me smoke them, calm them down. lemonis: hol-- look at the honeycomb on that. mindy: mm-hmm. they're really driving, filling that out. lemonis: i'm sorry to ask this question, and i'm probably the only person in america that doesn't know the answer. where does the honey come from? jason: nectar. lemonis: so they go to a flower and they take out -- jason: they get pollen and they get nectar, as well. lemonis: they swallow it? jason: yes, they'll swallow it. lemonis: and then what do they do? jason: and they'll bring it back and they'll regurgitate it. lemonis: so they basically -- honey is thrown-up pollen. mindy: literally. lemonis: and you guys thought this was a good business. okay, well, i'm gonna buzz off. [ laughter ] ♪♪ mindy asked me to go over to a local retailer with her so i could see how the product act

in the name of our lord jesus christ, we pray, amen. we're so very happy that so many of these ministers are at this meeting. a treasury of our association. harrison has wondered if some of you may not like to pay your dues. this year, which begins with september. i am sure that he will be in the lobby after this session, ready to shake your hand. we are very happy to see so many of you ministers present. and we want this to be a true meeting of the association. under the policy of your executive committee this year, we wish to have as guests, for regular and special meetings, as many personalities of note and reputation as possible. the purpose is to provide, not only a good program, but to give knowledge and enlightenment to the spiritual leaders of our community. thusz a similar invitation was extended to mr. 96. . nixon. please understand this is not a political rally. this is a meeting of the association of ministers. and we rely upon your sense for good order, proper respect for the nominee to the highest office of our land and go

how could you, lord? jesus christ? how did i raise such a pervert?nown as the porn king. >> nick: oh! >> any time they would leave the house, her and my sister, if i was home alone, within like a minute they would bust back in the door like that. [ laughter ] porn king. >> nick: so you just had to wait? >> i'd have to wait another 30 minutes. [ laughter ] [ applause ] >> nick: thank you for sharing. thank you for sharing. and your mom is here tonight? >> she is here tonight. she's here tonight. [ cheers and applause ] she's not in the audience. she's backstage. >> nick: okay. is she wearing heels? that's all i want to know. >> she's wearing heels, she feels good about herself. she's now embarrassed again. >> nick: okay. well, it all worked out. it all worked out for you. tell us a little bit about "nine days." what's the movie about? >> so the movie is about a man with a job in the afterlife. and his job is to interview spirits for the opportunity to be born. >> nick: cool. >> he's a man that has -- the one catch is he's the only person that's ever -

even so, come, lord jesus. fourth dimension of this, this is where we will focus on for the remaining minutes, that is only the political side of this. the spirit of rebellion that is generated in east texas. amid the ferment oil patch citizens absorb the truth ma they alone had the courage to stare down end time darkness with uncompromising to drive, including in their work. if time is running out, death in the horizon what's a god hitch faring person to do but drill, drill, drill. was it not incumbent on them to use politics to gurnt them that right now. those who inhabited oil patches were filled with the spirit of rebellion led by this cohort of wildcatters. there was fight against the standard level. in the 30s it would spark the rebellion in full. we know it's at the new deal where rise of post war conservatism takes root in large part franklin d roosevelt and we need to understand how oil and texas oil is to this movement. the revolt intensiied in the 1930s and 1940s partly in response to new deal polici

more than a moral teacher, jesus was lord and savior.o, honoring christ required belief in doctrinal truth. franklin wasn't sure about that. perhaps, the puritans and presbyterians of his youth had gotten it wrong. perhaps, he was the one who was getting back to jesus's original teachings. but he was sure that doing good was the grand point. for most of his life, franklin had traditional-christian inquirers, especially family and friends, who asked him about the state of his believes and the state of his soul. as i've said, among the most con -- consistent of those inquirers were his sister, jane, and george whitfield. in the last few weeks of franklin's life, however, one more inquirer came on the stage. franklin had known yale-college president, ezra styles, ever since yale granted franklin an honorary-masters degree in 1753. styles, a congregationalist minister and a broad-minded calvinist, realized that franklin was near death. quote, you have merited and received all the honors of the republic of letters, and are going to a world wh

god that she thanked god and he understands where with her strength comes from which is her lord and savior, jesusnt. when it comes to woke, if i were to take you in the way back when machine within the black community, when this term was first mentioned before anybody knew about it in the media, it was indicative of being told by other black people to stay woke, do not capitulate to the norms exhibited in rap music, these cultural elements that are very destructive to the black community. that has changed now. that has changed greatly to the point that progressives -- [laughter] have really taken over the term, and now it means something complete arely and totally different to the point that none of our viewers would even have known about that history which was really positive at one particular point in time. so what we need to do as a country is continue to amplify the goodnessing of our country. and we've made a lot of progress. so let's continue to push that forward. >> that's a great point, my friend. and, trace, let's look at the medals. america did come out on on top here. >> yep. >> we've

now he's had fantasy is starting to scare him at this threat of this little model saying jesus christ as your lord is your god. get out of this country. go back. i'll put the gun to those knowing it to look after me. and within 24 hours, then you stuff falls counterterrorism unit right at my house and charge me for position over a legal fire and me then zacky makes the biggest mistake of his life. what the heck model, the girl amaica a video and target asia threat on the line that i've been approved and has the wrong night. the decision to help in the, in the, like, i say this is in the video when you listen to it, it makes clear threats that if you're thinking about my passport, i'm going to take you hostage on a q, u, etc, etc. was of threats out of the job and running out of money to try to sell the video to an agent posing as a journalist. took the $3000.00 of him on, on that afternoon in condo park. and he said, i don't know whether to issue good luck with boss. in other words, or no would obviously you seen you again, or dispute is going to get you shot. taken out of police cars or with you

the great commandment of jesus, you shall love the lord your god with all your heart, with all your soul, and all your might. or luke. thou shall worship the lord, your god, and hmm alone shall you serve. religion is a duty we owe to our creator. second, he says that the business of government and that of religion must be kept separate. we maintain that in matters of religion no man's right is abridge by the institution of civil society. and again, this nice phrase, religion is wholly exempt from its cognizance. the government has no knowledge of what religious people do. ultimately, this distinction between the realm of religion and that of the state goes back to the words of jesus. render onto god the things that are of god and to cesar the things that are of cesar. and over the course, the 1600 and 1700 years, before it gets to the time of madison and jefferson, that text had been interpreted and interpreted and interpreted to mean that the world, basically, is governed by two -- there are two realms in which people live. one of the state, civil. and one -- to give a good example here

upstairs to my bedroom and i got on my knees and i cried and i prayed and i begged jesus let my motherlive . dear lord, three days later my mother came home from the hospital. i looked in the mirror and i said oh number the following saturday i hitchhiked there was so few black people in eastern west virginia, i grew up halfway between pittsburgh and washington. allegheny mountains, my families lived there for 200 years , all branches of my family. it's a hotbed of african-american culture. but that's where my peopleare from . and we had one minister for two churches. one in the counties five miles away. they would have their service on saturday afternoon. and then sunday morning service was in piedmont. so saturday afternoon i hitchhiked. i didn't think about being heard or anything. that's how innocent i was . and i hitchhiked five miles to kaiser and i'm i go to the service , there are about 15 black people, the average age must have been about 80. >> and the minister, reverend ralph woodrow, ralph monroe at one point in the service said anybody want to give their life to christ , you know, the cal

upstairs to my bedroom and got on my knees and i cried and prayed and said jesus let my mother live i will give my soul to you lordhe came home from the hospital i looked in the mirror and said oh no. t [laughter] so the following saturday i hitchhiked there were so few black people in western virginia aggravated way between pittsburgh and washington my family lived there for 200 years you don't think that as a hotbed of african-american culture but that's where my people are from. we had one minister for two churches one in the county seat 5 miles away they would have their service on saturday afternoon and then sunday morning service was in piedmont so i hitchhiked. i did not think about anything because life was innocent they hitchhiked to kaiser i go to the service and there were aboutro 15 black people the average age must have been 80 and then there was me. [laughter] the minister reverend ralph at one point in the service that anybody wants to give their life to christ to call to the altar and i stood up and he said to me skippy, the bathroom is over they are. they thought i had to go to the bathroom. [laug

lord. ♪♪ some argue blackrgue church is e first black theater. the role of music is everything. how do you define gospel music? >> it is the presentation that talks about the majesty of jesushouldn't be in the church? what do you think the preacher does. [laughter] that's entertainment. ♪♪ ♪♪ .. >> wow, wow, let me just say to any of our listeners and watchers that if you have not seen that series, you need to see that series. in tandem with the book, it is just so powerful, so sorry to get ahead of myself. can't wait to start talking to you and what i was thinking is this idea of looking at the history of the black church through mother emanuel well. as you to look backwards from 1816 and then forward >> because those creatures i built the triangle aroundri them. and henry mcneil but but it was the geordie black city. louisiana and mississippi were majority black states and ground zero for the black community was charleston south carolina. and then as chairman clyburn says to me in the film in those six or seven states , that is true even before the civil war. south carolina nickname was negro country. it was full of black people because of the economy and the productivit

ewliesy: first of all i'd like to thank my lord and savior jesus christ, my family, beautiful wife, shelby. of -- my incredible daughter and my incredible son. my parents, texas, california, poppa looking done on me from heaven. i'd like to thank my family in the 6th district of texas. i will serve you with quiet professionalism. i would like to read to you etheseans four versus 8 through 9. finally brothers and sisters whatever is true, whatever is honorable, whatever is just, whatever is pure, whatever is lovely, whatever is commendable if there is any more excellence and if there is anything praiseworthy dwell on these things. do what you have learned and received and heard from me and seen in me and the god of peace will be with you. i believe america is exceptional. i love my country. it's an honor to serve. i a appreciate the prayers of all -- i would appreciate the prayers of all those in here as i learn my job. i would like to leave you with a moment of silence for your colleague, our friend, and my predecessor, ron wright and his family. thank you. i yield back. >> on monday, dr.