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that is not about jesus of nazareth, but is about power, money and racism.ill have not fulfilled doctor martin luther king's dream of the beloved community. >> amen to that, reverend. my big brother. there's a lot going through my spirit today. but, you know, jesus loved the immigrant. donald trump has the promise to deport and persecute the immigrant. he preached love, as reverend brown has said. donald trump has celebrated and sort of luxuriated in those he hates. and so luxuriated in it that president biden felt he had to pardon people. he thought he might, that he might persecute you today, were inside of a very special church in dc holding a rally. your thoughts on today? you're a you were young, so you weren't with king when you were young and little kid. but talk about. >> no, i did. i saw doctor king twice as a kid, but i joined the movement when i was 12, in the north. and what made doctor king a national figure is what we picked up today at metropolitan ame, a church that had the funeral of frederick douglass and where the body of rosa parks was br

and i know you have family in beirut, in amman, in nazareth, in the galilee. and so know that this for you and i imagine for in the room this is also deeply personal. and so i think let's just before we turn it over to you just a brief moment of silence to remember all whose lives have been cut short, completely, unnecessarily and sadly, with the complicity of the us government. thank you. so i want to just go to the title and helena, we'll start with and then we'll go to rami and say, understanding hamas and does this matter? so maybe you could just like answer that question. it comes out of a of webinars from last may. it's amazing the turnaround so maybe just why does this right now to have book and what's in it with the folks you interviewed. so first. okay. well, thank you so much, david, for with us. it's always a pleasure. be next to you on any panel. big thanks to colin and the rest of the team at all books for working us. i'm here in my capacity as the president of just world educational which is actually quite separate. the publishing company. just w

in his sermon on the mound jesus says nazareth exhorts us to love not only our neighbors, but to love of our deeds which always in the end matter more than the words we pray. those of us gathered here in the cathedral, we are not naive about the realities of politics when power and wealth and competing interests are at stake, when views of what america should be are in conflict, when there are strong opinions across a spectrum of possibilities and starkly different understandings of what the right course of action is, there will be winners and losers when votes are cast, decisions made that set the course of public policy and the prioritization of resources. it goes without saying that in a democracy not everyone's particular hopes and dreams can be realized in a given legislative session or a presidential term, not even in a generation, which is to say not everyone's specific prayers for those of us who are people of prayer, not everyone's prayers will be answered in the way we would like, but for some the loss of their hopes and dreams will be far more than political defeat, but ins

with relentless suicide bombs to strangle the piece with wanting the horrific nazareth expert from acceptingwould be the ultimate review to its non-holistic agenda. and destruction. i sincerely hope the parties are prepared to make the tough choices going forward. yet the unimpeachable reality is that up to this point they either failed to make these decisions or acted in ways that wanted to go in the long term peace for the firm each. these funds never should have been withheld in the first place. at a faster clip than any time in the last decade. will turning a blind eye to the legal outpost. violent attacks by extremist and siblings have reached record levels. we've long made the point to the israeli government that hamas cannot be defeated by military campaign along. without alternatives post-conflict plan and incredible political rise the palestinians hamas or g somethi just as imimportant and dangero will grow back. that's exactly what happened in northern gaza since october 7. we assess that hamas recruiter almost as many new militant status has lost. that's a recipe. friend during in

in the sermon on the mount jesus of nazareth exhorts us to love not only our neighbors, but to love our went out of his way to welcome those whom his society deemed as outcasts. now, i grant you that unity in this broad, expansive sense is aspirational. and it's a lot to pray for. it's a big ask of our god. worthy of the best of who we are and who we can be. but there is a much to be gained by our prayers if we act in ways that further deepen the divisions among us. our scriptures are quite clear about this, that god is never impressed with prayers when actions are not informed by them. nor does god spare us from the consequences of our deeds which always in the end matter more than the words we pray. those of us gathered here in the cathedral, we are not naÏve about the realities of politics. when power and wealth and competing interests are at stake, when views of what america should be are in conflict, when there are strong opinions across a spectrum of possibilities and starkly different understandings of what the right course of action is, there will be winners and losers with thou

as a christian in christ jesus of nazareth, the things people are saying.hall enter into the kingdom of heaven. all these things they put out about this and that and that and this, no liar, no matter what race, color, creed, whatever is, if you are a liar and a murderer or a liar and murderer, there is no life in you. all these politicians, all these people talking about lies on the democratic side and republican side, who's lying in this and that, remember this one thing. you are going to give an account of what you said, whether it is truth or lies. hello? host: go ahead, james. caller: i hope and pray the women that supported president trump, the women made their choice. that is the only way president trump won the election, because of the majority of the women. this was women power. all the things president trump did and said about women, about lying, women chose him. i supported the women. whoever the woman vote for, i'm going to go for. i never thought they would go for president trump but they did and i except it. i want to see how much he's going to

because the very first rescues conducted was on october 11th from nazareth, tiberius, and haifa. how do i know? because i conducted them. 32 americans that day, then into the west bank, then jerusalem. i got 255 americans out by myself before the state department lifted a finger and did anything to bring a plane in. other nations were already flying aircraft in and out, rescuing their citizens. again, another failure of 22 usc 4802. >> that's not correct. >> it is correct. i was there, were you there, sir? you were not. let's start with that. >> i've been there 20 times. >> how many rescues did you personally rescue, sir? none, correct? so don't try to talk to me about truth. you couldn't even control what was happening in afghanistan. let's start there. under your leadership, we have allowed iran, the regime, to grow stronger than ever in its life. i'll give you facts here. the energy information agency said that iran petroleum exports in iran sold 144 billion dollars in the first three years of your administration. now, why is that number important? well, because that is $100 b