. >> matthew and luke depend on mark, which is why those three gospels-- matthew, mark, and luke-- arealled the "synoptic gospels," because they can be understood together. >> once scholars had decided that mark's gospel was used by matthew and luke, it was possible to compare them and to realize that there was also material with a common sequence and a common content that wasn't in mark. >> scholars observed that there's a part of the sayings in matthew that are exactly identical with sayings in luke. in fact, they're identical in greek, sayings of jesus. now, think: jesus spoke aramaic. so if you were translating aramaic and if i were translating aramaic, they'd come out different, these translations. so you would only have identical... you would only have jesus speaking idental sayings in greek if you had a written translation in greek of his sayings. and scholars suggested that there must have been, besides mark, something else written down that would haveeen a list of the sayings of jesus translated into greek. and they called that quelle, which means "source" in german, and they

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sounds insane, luke.do, show up at home and your beloved truck is gone and your buddy tells you i stole it and i'm going to auction it and you better get on board? >> first of all, this is the rawest you'll ever see me on tv. i'm at my hunting camp. he flies in and tells me we're on "fox & friends" in the morning. so this is what i have to deal with when you team up with adam. >> that's what friends are for. >> and so, yeah, he steals my truck out of my garage as an attempt, because i haven't been able to hunt with him over the past few years so as a ploy for me to have to come hunt with him i've got to come retrieve my truck. >> i got it. >> so i think i'm going to get my truck. well, then him and my wife team off and then i find out -- team up and then i find out my truck is being given away, which -- once you go to all your social media outlets and you have celebrities thanking me for giving my truck away, you can't take it back. so you know, the train's down the track but it's all in amazing fun, all

how did luke's wings help you out during the holidays.ence. >> yeah, sure. well, first off, thanks for having me, i appreciate it. so luke's wings has helped me out by sending my family out to see me when i was-- when i first arrived to walter reed in maryland. it was kind of cool because i was by myself, you know, obviously i didn't go on deployment with my family so when i first got to walter reed, i was alone. so it was nice of them to send my family out to me, my wife and three kids, and you know, they sent me here from walter reed to my house for christmas. so, i appreciate that, too. and these guys have done nothing, but good things for me and my family. >> that's incredible. i think we were seeing some pictures of you with your family and some other wounded veterans and their families. what kind of a difference did that make for you in your recovery to be able to see your family during that difficult time? >> comfort, i guess. i mean, it was really nice to have my wife and three kids with me, you know, going through something that

why do you think that is luke? well, i think is sex personally for the 1st thing, because so you thought, you know, that france was the gold between par excellence. and when turkey became the place where negotiations between russia and am jo, ukraine took place and that there were some results. remember, the brain deal and things i mean, michael felt vexed. first leave it as simple as that. but of course, on his reaction saying that he doesn't want china or, or, or turkey playing the role of the go betweens. between the 2 different are factions generally, between america and europe. on one hand rush on the other end. it's allison and china, india and africa. for it's on the rest of the world. so um he would like to get a role and he says things i mean yesterday, i mean, it was really silly saying that ukraine, that he wasn't sure that ukraine would become a member of nato. i mean, if he thinks and he should think that never should your grand become a member of nato, he can say that, and there will be no membership

david, luke, thanks for joining us., what advice are you giving your clients going into 2023? >> yeah, lauren, we're telling our clients to keep their watch lists ready. a lot of stocks, a lot of different sectors showing relative strength. we're not seeing a clear buying opportunity right now. if you look at major indexes from a technical standpoint, s&p, nasdaq trading below 200-day moving averages. that is not a very bullish signal for stocks. this is what we've done for our clients, remain defensive going into the first quarter, a much better buying opportunity around the officers quarter. lauren: buying what, david, or you don't know? >> you want to own sectors proven they could win. look at sectors like energy, like health care. we also like treasurys. lauren i know this is boring. we started our own etf. the ticker symbol is fiax. it owns treasurys yielding 4 1/2% now. we sell options on top of that to generate additional few percentage points. you can own things like energy, health care, treasurys, in a sideways

so we here in the gospel of luke, chapter two, verse eight. they were shepherds out in the field, keeping watch over the flock by night, and an angel of the lord appeared to them, and the glory of the lord shown around them. and they were filled with great fear. and the angel said to them, fear not for behold, i bring you good news of great joy that will be for all people. for unto you is born this day in the city of david, a savior who is christ the lord. and this will be a sign for you. you will see a baby wrapped in swaddling cloths and lying in a manger. when they hear of a newborn born in the city, they ascend up to adorn that newborn. that's the sleepy town of bethlehem, but atop the hill. and the shepherds would have been down in the fields. with the angelic declaration. the highest glory of heaven makes an announcement in front of all people. this child is born, and he is our savior. and, danny, where would we want to go next if we want to continue this story? we'd go to the church of the nativity. it's on top of a crypt that claims to

why do we only know about it today, yesterday, tomorrow, luke? >> right, and from their point of view, they fought for years to get these documents. chairmen neal really try to get the trump tax returns, they really try to get answers to these questions. and they were fought every step of the way by donald trump and his allies in court. they went up through a peel and appeal an appeal. and finally, got all of the way up to the highest levels and finally got the documents. so, i think they would argue it's not for a lack of trying. they really did try to get some answers pretty early at it. and it just took forever to get through the court system. >> clint, let's talk about the january 6th report and these transcripts. you were a former investigator. what are you looking for? >> yeah, what is interesting in all of these is everyone has a right to plead the fifth. i think a key point in this is there's no real rapper cautions for it unless it goes the doj. so, much of this, you know, it is sort of interesting. and the fact that they did plead the f

. >> robert luke of the san diego county sheriff's bomb squad and atf agent matt beals were the lead investigators. they quickly learned that something about the day care may have made it a target. >> on that particular day care center, we were aware that there were other law enforcement officials who had their children in that particular home during the day. >> was it possible someone was out to kill cops and their kids? if so, connie, who always parked in front of the day care home, could have been the perfect yet unwitting delivery system for the bomb. >> they were looking for any known or suspected domestic terrorists or possible watchlist type people that may be in the area. >> no question that this was an ied, an improvised explosive device? >> no. >> and suddenly, they had more questions after they ran connie's address and discovered that, in her neighborhood, two weeks earlier, police had found another bomb. >> two bombs with one explosive connection. investigators discovered this attack was personal. coming up -- had connie or her family been targeted before? >> we were like

then i showed luke the rest of the evidence i've gathered. recognised they could, in theory, push back. but the huge pressure on them — i would say manipulation — means that they're not in a position to really be able to do so, because of the consequences. having looked at the adverts, they are deeply misleading. others are slightly misleading. some actually say "salary". it's not something a self—employed contractor would have — they'd have fees or something like that — and i think it must be deliberate. and so, if i've signed this piece of paper, what can i do in that event? yeah, then we get into a murky area where you've signed a contract which says that you're not an employee and clearly, this business will be saying you're not an employee. but luke says there is something young people can do to challenge this — bring a claim. it seems to me, from what i've seen, that they would have the right to go to an employment tribunal and say, "i want my national minimum wage. i want my holidays," whatever it may be. and they would have a right to

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luke broadweather is here. his by-line is on that reporting we just read from.iter for "the boston globe" and the emancipator. she is also a msnbc political analyst. charlie sykes is here, editor at large of the bulwark, an msnbc contributor, and basil smythe is back, director of the public policy program at hunter college. luke, this is an incredible piece. i encourage everyone to read the whole thing. take me through -- take me through the revelations. >> sure. well, what we tried to do with this piece is take the reader as a sort of a fly on the wall perspective into the 18-month investigation that the january 6th committee conducted. and there were a lot of closed door interviews, a lot of closed door meetings, most of their work was done in private we obviously saw those blockbuster hearings, but we try to put you in the room for each one of those decisions that they were making behind closed doors. and so the way we're able to do that is long hour, two hour, three-hour-long interviews with many of the key players in these decisions. so we would get four or

. >> there is only two nativity stories in the gospels of matthew and luke.but the baptism story is in all four of the gospels. which is one reason the east find it a more important feast and authentic, because that is where he begins his ministry and we see the revelation of god, this is my son whom i love. so that is a very important feast for us. to say christmas is over, lick you said, baptism is a very important occasion when you mark your life as a christian. >>> interesting. let's take them one by one. you have a slide to show that is you tell me. you call them out. >> january 25 we have the nativity of christ and then immediately following the next day is the feast of saint steven and he was a deacon and our first martyr. he was, he died in about 35. so he lived in the time of christ. >> and died in jerusalem. >> because he preached the gospel of christ. and they were saying you have to become off and he said i'm not going to. you can kill me but i'm not going to let go. >> and the story is told in the acts of the apostles. >> it is interesting the fi

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luke's wings is on mission to bring families together one flight at a time.s season, they're soaring to in new heights. abc's stephanie ramos has the story of one holiday reunion they made possible. stephanie, good morning. >> reporter: military service members go through a lot, mentally and emotionally being overseas, imagine getting injured and working through treatments and recovery alone. this is where luke's wings steps in and provides emergency travel planning services and airplane tickets for the families and loved ones of wounded, ill and injured service members. here's one of their latest special reunions. >> go ahead, guys. >> reporter: as many of us head home for the holidays, for larissa and joe housenick and their six children this flight is especially meaningful. they're on their way to see their nephew who was on active duty when a traumatic motorcycle accident caused him to lose one of his legs. >> i remember waking up in the hospital not realizing what had happened. >> reporter: he's been recovering at walter reed for more than a year. his mo

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luke, thank you for being here tonight.questions between what's happening between the doj and the january 6th committee. because for a long time, we've had reporting there was tension between the two. does it now seem that they are working hand in glove, and do you read anything into that cooperation as far as potential criminal indictments, based on referrals from the committee? >> right. well, we know that the justice department wants everything the january 6 committee has. and for a long time, the january 6th committee was reluctant to turn over all of their materials to the justice department. but they have begun to do so. we know from the committee's report yesterday, the executive summary, that they've already given them some materials about possible obstruction and witness tampering in the committee's view. and they're going to begin giving them all the transcripts, some hundreds and hundreds of transcripts, before the end of the month. this is what justice has wanted for a long time. they feel the committee has done

officer. >> before you have (inaudible) luke's local. this allows them to operate off-sale general premise. there are 10 letters of protest, zero letters of support. located in plot 130 considered high satchuation area. they are in census tract-plot 130 which is high crime and census tract 106 which is high satchuation. central station has no opposition and alu recommend approval. monitor the area to prevent loitering of persons on adjacent to the license premise depicted on abc (inaudible) >> thank you officer. officer can i ask-you mentioned there were 10 letters of protest for this one. can you- >> yeah, the letters of protest i don't get. those are with abc. they need to be verified through the sacramento office before we get a chance to look at them. what i understand most of them are due to high satchuation. that is what most of the protests are. >> thank you. i believe we have a representative from luke's local. take remotely. >> we have scott stern remotely. >> mr. stern. >> yes, hello. can you hear me? >> yeah, we can hear you.

officer. >> before you have (inaudible) luke's local. this allows them to operate off-sale general premise. there are 10 letters of protest, zero letters of support. located in plot 130 considered high satchuation area. they are in census tract-plot 130 which is high crime and census tract 106 which is high satchuation. central station has no opposition and alu recommend approval. monitor the area to prevent loitering of persons on adjacent to the license premise depicted on abc (inaudible) >> thank you officer. officer can i ask-you mentioned there were 10 letters of protest for this one. can you- >> yeah, the letters of protest i don't get. those are with abc. they need to be verified through the sacramento office before we get a chance to look at them. what i understand most of them are due to high satchuation. that is what most of the protests are. >> thank you. i believe we have a representative from luke's local. take remotely. >> we have scott stern remotely. >> mr. stern. >> yes, hello. can you hear me? >> yeah, we can hear you.

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broadwater luke, the piece for the magazine and taking us inside the january 6th committee. luke, let's start with you in terms of what we saw, we will get your reaction with your piece in a moment. what we heard from the testimony with hope hicks and mcenaney what do you think about the reaction >> i think you are correct to highlight the hope hicks transcript she was a later witness brought in by the january 6 committee. we haven't heard a lot of her testimony yet. i think one of the things she pointed out in addition to what you highlighted is she and eric hirschman, had had concerns of the potential for violence before january 6 and hirschman and hicks said you need to put out a statement telling supporters to be nonviolent and he refused to do that. that gets to the central question that everybody is wondering about which is how this rally turned violent and who is to blame for it and if the right precautions were taken. what they are showing clearly that trump was aware this could turn violent and choose not to o anything about it. there were other revelations in the r

and that's what we've learned. luke and brussels go ahead. while the responsibility of the major is over, well, of course in, in the conflict since the one and dumb because we follow america and we should, you should dissociate from america on this america. it once war rush, we don't, we, should we, europeans. oh, so the victims of this country on so we need to find a p strategy and we should look, for example, in turkey. we should look at hungary, countries, whether leaders are responsible. people say, yes, we must have something on the medical front on the social from dish, but not send arms and be part of that conflict with your salt and beg and mental, we should not do that. well, i, you mentioned a lower octane thinker salt and burger, me go back to peppy here. well, that's exactly what he is. ok now, has had one journalist ever asked him a hard question. ever, never, it's never happened. okay. and that's, that's by design peppy notes. the other bergs as a victory for rushes or to feed for the west. yeah, yeah. that's what i think i agre

get everybody in the mix here. luke, i mean it because the nato will not discuss russia. security guarantees as reason why we're in this mess in the 1st place. okay, and as long as they continue to do that, russia will do well, unilaterally make its own decisions if it doesn't happen to interlocutor that it will make its decisions on its own and what it will not care what the west says whatsoever. because the west really can't do anything about it and that's what we've learned. luke and brussels go ahead. while the responsibility of nature is over, well, of course in the conflict since the one and done of course we follow america and should, you should dissociate from america on this america. it was war rush. we don't, we should and we, europeans. oh, so the victims of this country on so we need to find a p strategy and we should look, for example, in turkey. we should look at hungary, countries, whether leaders are responsible. people say, yes, we must have something on the medical front on the social from dish, but not send arms and be part of that conflict with your sa

because because victory is not within their grasp, luke, just the opposite. a victory is staring them in the face. okay. and, and these missile systems, the patriots systems. you know, everybody, let's be honest, here the u. s. military has been fighting sheepherders around the world in this century. ok. it's never even even close come to appear power and this is exactly what we're seeing right now. we're seeing all these expensive weapons that don't work there. it's a complaint. griffith. ok. and look, i don't care how many american advisors go to ukraine. they should be b, a be aware, because the russians have i in the skies. they can see exactly where they are. luc well, as you say, and the young we are all major. feel like all the europeans. well really, we don't have a mission to live right. i mean, frost the french are i mission for week over you, or if there were while? so how can we deliver this is a bit 80 counts to, to the ukranian army or a and logan list. i'm sorry. list or from what i understand. at the beginning of the conflict, there were $200.

ewewers is responding for exeter before luke cowan—dickie drove through not once but twice.hed there. so quick thinking saw him grab his hat—trick shortly after the break. solomon catar then rounded off the scoring for the chiefs who look on course for qualification for the round of 16. as leicester welcome clermont to welford road, the prop celebrated his 300th cap. despite two early penalties giving the french side the lead, they lost the captain to injury and seemingly lost their way. one player charging through the defensive line to score on his own landmark appearance. another try. laister added a try. charlie atkinson making no mistake with the resulting penalty. ten minutes from time, it was a case of deja vu. atkinson sending another in between the sticks to settle the game. leicesterjoining exeter on the brink of qualification. after leicester's win, head coach steve borthwick who's been linked with the vacant england job refused to be drawn on speculation linking him to the role. are you expected to take team up charge of the team? i are you expected to take team u

edward: yeah, luke, i want to zero in on disney with you just quickly. bob iger has taken over again and disney at a record low or near it, it may be up a bit today, near a record low and is disney a buy right now? under bob iger, that stock saw 150, almost 200. >> yeah, i don't think it's a buy right now. i think a lot of stocks including disney are too expensive giving the environment we're about to enter next year and the future of growth projections and there's a reason why the stocks are down and there's good value and disney with the woke culture will -- have got themselves in trouble over the next couple of years and a lot of people are refusing to go to their parks, which is the main driver of the revenue. i'm concerned about communcommunications and tech ss heading into next year and there's a difference between the biggest risk of 2023 and most likely risk. not saying in is the most -- saying this is the most likely risk and the small possibility of it happening and biggest risk of them all is a credit card crisis and -- credit crisis and consu

luke, your latest piece "trapped in the trenches on ukraine's battlefields," drone surveillance makes it almost impossible to maneuver give us a sense of what the day-to-day life is like, what you saw embedded with this group. >> well, it's incredibly difficult and brutal and dangerous. and the ukrainians who are holding the line on the eastern front where i was have had to endure great hardship for months at a time, sometimes without respite. i was with an international reconnaissance team that consisted of two americans, two new zealanders, and a german, and they were pushing forward from the front line trenches into the no man's land, oftentimes at night, using tree lines for cover to probe the gray zone and identify the forward most russian positions for ukrainians to target with artillery. so that was obviously even more dangerous and risky, and many of their comrades had been injured and killed, and the same goes obviously for their ukrainian counterparts >> speaking of danger, luke, in your piece you recount a close encounter while pinned down in a ukrainian village. the code n

luke, i want to talk about those first two charges.is obstruction of official proceeding, and conspiracy to defraud. as you note in the new york times reporting that we read from, these are two federal crimes in the u.s. code that the committee lawyers have already argued in federal court, they believe that the president committed when they were trying to get john eastman's emails subject to the crime fraud exception. just explain what that public record already is? >> in some ways, there is absolutely no surprise about the committee wanting to pursue these charges. because they have already said it in court, right? in fact, a judge, a federal judge has agreed with the committee, and in a really blistering opinion, some months ago, they said it was more likely than not that both donald trump and john eastman have committed these crimes. and so, obviously that was applying a civil standard a more likely than not, standard it beyond the reasonable doubt standard. but it was a powerful ruling. so those crimes do carry tens of years in jai

this is luke chapter 4 retelling this. >> he came to nazareth where he had been brought up as was histhe synagogue on sabbath day and stood up to read. u and thnrollee scroll of the prot and thnrollee scroll of the prot isaiah was given to him, he scroll and found the place where 2 is written. spirit of the lord, is upon me. h because heas sen has anointed me to preach the gospel to the s pooret at . >> to recovery of sight to the blind, and set at liberty those who are oppressed, proclaim the year of the lord's favor. >> this day, fulfilled in your ears. >> >> for those who knew this profity it was important. filled with hope. >> those people are sitting'r in thee not synagogue here, jes is reading those words, they are not standing up and collapse or proclaims good collapse or proclaims good news i blasphemy, w who are you. y were used to hearing how god would send this anointed one, that is what christ means, he did arrive, they didn't believe it. j udaism>> they reject him claims, you are a false messiah judism, they sh should be killed. >> we're outside of nazareth on what is the

officer. >> before you have (inaudible) luke's local. this allows them to operate off-sale general premise. there are 10 letters of protest, zero letters of support. located in plot 130 considered high satchuation area. they are in census tract-plot 130 which is high crime and census tract 106 which is high satchuation. central station has no opposition and alu recommend approval. monitor the area to prevent loitering of persons on adjacent to the license premise depicted on abc (inaudible) >> thank you officer. officer can i ask-you mentioned there were 10 letters of protest for this one. can you- >> yeah, the letters of protest i don't get. those are with abc. they need to be verified through the sacramento office before we get a chance to look at them. what i understand most of them are due to high satchuation. that is what most of the protests are. >> thank you. i believe we have a representative from luke's local. take remotely. >> we have scott stern remotely. >> mr. stern. >> yes, hello. can you hear me? >> yeah, we can hear you.

their view is responding for exeter before luke cowan—dickie drove through not once but twice.y after the break. solomon cut out then rounded off the scoring for the chiefs who look on course for qualification for the round of 16. as leicester welcome clermont to welford road, the prop celebrated his 300th cap. despite two early penalties giving the french side the lead, they lost the french side the lead, they lost the captain to injury and seemingly lost their way. one player charging through the defensive line to score on his own love appearance. another t . on his own love appearance. another try- charlie — on his own love appearance. another try. charlie atkinson _ on his own love appearance. another try. charlie atkinson making - on his own love appearance. another try. charlie atkinson making no - try. charlie atkinson making no mistake with _ try. charlie atkinson making no mistake with the _ try. charlie atkinson making no mistake with the resulting - try. charlie atkinson making no - mistake with the resulting penalty. ten minutes from time, it was a case of deja vu.