mr. blackwell. and wewe are all fallen all work dearly -- at the family research council, we start with a daily devotion. today, we are focusing our attention to genesis 33. you can go to your bibles to read about that. we understand there is often a gap in what we profess to believe and how we act, and we ask god to put us on the straight and arrow, a path of righteousness that helps us to close that gap, to get our behavior in line with those things that we profess to believe. then, us, every now and go off of that path and ask god for his guidance, his strength to pull us back. at the end of the day, the president understands nations profess one thing and then behave another. has he has done, he embraced an agenda that puts us back on a path that respects religious liberty, that respects liberty in general, respects the fact that in a capitalist society, you need capital. that is why he has created an environment not only to create capital but to create jobs to put americans back to work so they

mr. blackwell? >> look, we are all fallen and we all work -- at family research council we start out with a daily devotion and today, we are focusing our attention on genesis 33. i will let you go to your bibles to read about that. we go in prayer because we understand that there is often a gap in what we profess to believe and how we behave. we ask god to put us on the straight and narrow, and a path of righteousness that helps us to close that gap, to get our behavior in line with those things that we profess to believe. and all of us, you know, every now and then, fall off of that path and we ask god for his guidance and his strength to pull us back. look, at the end of the day, the president understands that nations, you know, profess one thing and then behave another, and what he has done is he's embraced an agenda that puts us back on a path that respects religious liberty, that respects liberty in general, respects the fact that in a capitalistic society, you need capital and that's why he ha

unhappy me here at the same time because that about happened that i know the end of that is what mr blackwell has been cut off like you know about his and family go well for us really want to hastie you know had we have had good. or does it really. house but argument is what we were thank god because he vowed not to get out you know that. was my going so. good i'm. going to bring it home tonight like yeah yeah i mean i already knew where she stood with the whole i mean we have been going to a long running i mean. i think in all like all groups somebody has to go out and be the first you know that's not a bad thing is just it's not easy. ladies and gentlemen welcome to the twenty seventh you miss it assumes you are serious you are safe i don't live for me i'm center here but i'm still going to sell let's begin by many contestants trying to decide all of this riddle some of us get this. though my roommate was pretty tall i don't know all i was like twelve time look i never sit down with them and that's a whole you know used to it so i can't see any of the right mr nice wallace. and there is any

mr. blackwell.nd wewe are all fallen all work dearly -- at the family research council, we start with a daily devotion. today, we are focusing our attention to genesis 33. you can go to your bibles to read about that. we understand there is often a gap in what we profess to believe and how we act, and we ask god to put us on the straight and arrow, a path of righteousness that helps us to close that gap, to get our behavior in line with those things that we profess to believe. then, us, every now and go off of that path and ask god for his guidance, his strength to pull us back. at the end of the day, the president understands nations profess one thing and then behave another. has he has done, he embraced an agenda that puts us back on a path that respects religious liberty, that respects liberty in general, respects the fact that in a capitalist society, you need capital. that is why he has created an environment not only to create capital but to create jobs to put americans back to work so they ca

mr. blackwell and kevin coffee. mr. ell you claimed last week that democrats in florida are, quote, manufacturing votes. do you stand by that accusation? >> i stand by that accusation because, look, there's a history of chronic malfeasance. there has been lapses in transparency and missed deadlines, and as a consequence there are 93,000 votes that materialized. >> where are you getting that number? we can't find what that number is based on? >> the number is based on what was 30 minutes after the polls closed, the number was 634,000 votes. it materialized over the next 24 hours to increase by 93 -- excuse me, 83,000 votes. >> are those overseas military ballots and absentee votes? >> no, they are not. >> how do you know? >> the reality is is that the rules say that those votes should be tabulated. fp >> yeah, all votes should be tabulated. >> yeah, all legally casts votes should be tabulated. that's why we have rules and regulations. there's a history of ballot destruction. this has been litigated. she has admitted that

mr. blackwell. >> guest: again, i worked within the united nations framework with 193 otherin nationstate. they were engaged with civic life within thosese borders and noy notion that we should be borderless as a notion that isn't worth getting a lot oflo time to. i had a great uncle and he was the first black american to win an olympic medal and individual gold medal in track and field and he did it in the 1924 paris games. in 1924, he was to run against eric liddell in the hundreds and was to compete in theas long ju. he eventually said the record in the long jump and won the gold medal. but when he got to paris in 1924, he was told that the high hurdles were white or money events and he couldn't compete but when he came home he said god had blessed him to put in front of him the example of eric liddell and he said it showed more importantly than winning a gold medal for setting a worldld record was fidelity to faith -- >> we are going to break away from the last minute or two and get you down to houston, texas where the former president barack obama will sit down with the former secret

mr. blackwell on your air theorizing about this. he doesn't know anything. he knows nothing about what's going on in florida. yet he's out there, on a national stage, saying there's voter fraud. there is none. there's no evidence. we have to stop letting these people -- >> what's interesting -- >> but -- >> he doesn't provide evidence. he said well there are irregularities we've seen in past election. >> and he doesn't know. >> it hasn't happened in this election. >> go ahead, ana. >> look, i think to joe's point, one of the great differences is that, yes, trump has tried to stir the pot, vis-a-vis arizona. but in arizona, the republican governor and the republican candidate for senate, who is involved in this, finalized counting of the votes, have not taken the bait. they have not become his choir boys. they've remained statesman-like and measured. i wish florida republicans did the same thing. i think we all need to get every vote counted. i agree with you. the only logical reason for them to be reacting this way is they think if every vote gets counted, t