eric: i mean he even said we have a pastor, you have a pastor. indicating he wants him. said the pastor has been with his congregation 20 years. clearly has said, i really completely denied any involvement of any sort and plotting anything. in that way is he a political prisoner and what you expect turkey to finally do? >> look, here is a real problem behind the issue. i mean the u.s. knows or has alleged that the pastor is not involved otherwise they would need to see this evidence which is not made available. they should affect the government turkey has accused many more american citizens of being either close allies, helping helped him including academics but if the issue is not resolved then many americans including politicians and academics will be at risk if they travel to turkey. and that is why it needs to be resolved. eric: would you travel to turkey under these conditions at the moment? >> many americans love to go to turkey. i love turkey. the history. but the problem is if that is not resolved, we don't know who the government of turkey will consider as part

>> pastor andrew is an innocent man. he's a man of profound christian faith that mensterred in turkey for more then 20 years. he was swept up in arrest in 2016. there is no credible evidence of wrongdoing. this was a year without being charged. for the last several years he has been in a turkey prison. president trump and i engaged the a turkish government directy to release him and send him home. those negotiations have been on going and continuous. we welcome the news this week that turkey made the decision to transfer the pastor to home arrest to his apartment in turkey. i spoke to him and his wife shortly after they arrived. pastor andrew should be freed and allowed to return to his family, to his home, to his church, and nation of the united states of america. the trust is. as i said earlier this week. pastor before yo andrew at homes not good enough. we are prepared to bring sanctions against turkey until pastor andrew before yo is free. >> have you received a response from turkey? >> we have heard from certain off

today pastor's son, pastor matthew and his wife kendall, also are leaders in the millennial generation. pastor hagee, there are many millions of lives you've changed in the christian and jewish world. your exhaustive schedule, your tireless efforts have reversed centuries of anti-semitism. your support of israel will build centuries of love and understanding. no wonder you were chosen by the state of israel to be among the 70 greatest contributors to the state of israel under 70th -- on the 70th anniversary. [applause] >> may will you continue to be blessed and your wonderful wife, al your immediate family -- all your immediate family, your congregational family, your world family with blessings of health and joy. the knowledge that you have been a true faithful servant of god. we ask thy blessings upon our distinguished guests, united states ambassador to the united nations nikki haley. [applause] >> the new sheriff in town whose message to the united nations and the world is the days of israel bashing are over. [applause] >> the pursuit of truth, her courage and wisdom have been insp

she is also a pastor with united church of christ. she is involved in all kinds of important issues here in the bay area. welcome deborah. >> thank you elizabeth. >> is so glad to have you here. is always good to know something about our guests, so you are a pastor but you are not currently in a church. you are doing other things, that we will be getting to a moment. tell us about your call to ministry and your up bringing. >> thank you for asking. i think my call to ministry was really shaped by my upbringing. part of that, was being part of an immigrant family. my parents are immigrants who came to the state of ohio. i was one of very few chinese- american children or rather the only one really in my school district. besides my younger school district -- my younger school sister. being a racialized other in america shaped my call to ministry which is about faith and justice. my understanding of what it means to be other and what it means to feelor alone has led me to other forms of ministry to stand with other communities that also

release pastor andrew branson now or be prepared to face the consequences. if turkey does not take immediate action to pray this this innocent man of faith, the united states will impose significant sanctions on turkey until pastor andrew branson is free. >> sandra: a good evening everyone, i'm sandra smith in for an martha maccallum who is on assignment tonight. following those remarks and a tweet from president trump in the same vein, turkey fired back. their minister of foreign affairs of tweeting this "no one dictates turkey, we will not tolerate threats from anybody. rule of law is for everyone, no exceptions." so who is this pastor that has punted such a forceful stand of support from the trump administration? trace gallagher with a back story. >> after the failed coup against president erdogan in 2016, the government started cracking down on journalists, academics and christian minorities. pastor bronson originally from north carolina but who lived in turkey for two decades was arrested and jailed. he was held without charges for more than a year unti

you're a pastor but not currently in a church but you're doing some other things that we'll get into in a minute. tell us how it all came together for you. >> thanks for asking. i think my call to ministry was shaped by my upbringing and part of that was being part of an immigrant family. my parents who immigrated to the state of ohio and i was one of very few chinese american children, well basically the only one in my school district besides my younger sister, so the experience of being a raciallized other in america certainly shaped my call to ministry which has been about faith and social justice and my understanding of what it meant to be other, what it means to feel a sigma tized or alone has led me to other forms of ministry to stand with other communities that also feel isolated and alone and wonder whether they belong here. in our country now, this is a key question around issues of immigration and muslim communities, other communities who wonder are they part of this nation or not and how long do we have to be here before we're considered fully part of this country and able

that list also includes pastor john hagee. [applause] pastor hagee, on behalf of a grateful nation, i thank you and your wife diana for all you have done, for all you are doing, and for all i know you will continue to do to help secure israel's future. [applause] ladies and gentlemen, tonight i want to express my country's gratitude to another american, who is responsible for dramatic changes that are helping to secure israel's future. president donald j. trump. [applause] last year when i spoke at this conference, america was still part of the nuclear deal with iran and the u.s. still had not recognized jerusalem as israel's capital. what a difference a year makes. what a difference president trump has made! [applause] the nuclear deal with iran was a disaster for israel. it doesn't block iran's path to the bomb. it paves it. it doesn't curb iran's aggression. it fuels it. it hasn't made iran's regime more moderate. it's made it even more extreme. when my prime minister benjamin netanyahu spoke against the iran deal in 2015,

when it comes to supporting israel, pastor hagee didn't join the band wagon, he drove the band wagon. that is why israel gave pastor hagee a special honor this year as we celebrated our 70th independence day and our embassy recognized those with an alliance, strengthening between united states and israel. harry truman, a justice and the great albert einstein and that list also includes pastor john hagee. pastor hagee, on behalf of a grateful nation, i thank you and your wife diana for all you have done, for all you are doing and for all you continue to do to help secure israel's future. ladies and gentlemen, tonight i want to express my country's gratitude to another american who is responsible for dramatic changes who are helping to secure israel's future. president donald j. trump. [cheers and applause] last year when i spoke at this conference, america was still part of the nuclear deal with iran and the u.s. still had not recognized jerusalem as israel's capital. what a difference a year makes! what a difference president trump has made! the nuclear deal with iran was a disaster f

hing andto say she's there will be no funeral you're not a preacher, you're not a pastor.ou're not a father of a lord. you're not none of that. >> you're the devil. >> when officers arriv they determined the family was not in the wrong and escorted tm to where anotherr performed ounty their funeral service. meanwhile the o archdiof the family reads in part quote, what occred at saint mary's parish does reflect the parish's fundamental calling. nor pastoral approach the priestsf washington commit to undertake every day i their ministry. >> my mom was supposed to have a great just funeral. all this cameup, i'm so traumatized kbout it. ip thinking about it every day. i can't never forget this day. the archdiocesehedds takin matter seriously, still under view. father breezy also expected to make a formal apology to the family. i just can't believe thaone. >> yeah, that is a shocker of a story. you see the video. elieve thatard to really happen. >> hopefully they've already ay apologized. be something more they can do. >> something. >> we'll be back in a moment. stay wh us.h fl

this pastor who was released to house arrest? had been arrested he had been someone they accused of breaking with turkish policy and working against their culture. on the flipside of that, this is someone who has deep ties to the u.s. and obviously the evangelical community. ais is something that is closer to the vice president who has deep ties to the evangelical world as well. president had repeatedly echoed for quite some month but with that sweet really launching this into a much further intense situation. kevin, thanks a lot. it's get to stumble to get some turkish reaction. how is this being received where you are? >> there's a sense here that this is happening as a positive time for u.s. turkey relations. i think that's him his reading of the situation. from the u.s. perspective, the house arrest of the pastor is not a positive thing in the u.s. seems to have had a deal that the pastor would be released and deported last wednesday and they said on the turkish side of the last-minute they reneged on that deal and they will

madison styles speaks to the pastor on what it's like on the ground ...he says they have no regrets. these are the 22 missionaries from mount olive baptist church now stuck in haiti waiting on a flight out. (voice of) jason webb / pastor, mount olivet baptist church: "we had no idea what was (unintelligbile) i guess you could say."pastor jason webb and his team have been there ministering, helping and feeding those in need. up until this morning when protests broke out due to a huge increase in gas prices. (voice of) jason webb / pastor, mount olivet baptist church: "there are some riots right now, the street is quiet but the roads are blocked. they are burning some tires." he tells us up until this point their week has been wonderful. and it wasn't until this morning when things started to get heated. (voice of) jason webb / pastor, mount olivet baptist church: "about 5 o'clock (unintelligible) ...violence and some road blocks and that sort of thing. it wasn't long the group got a look at it themselves. stacks of rocks blocking the roads. tires on fire c

so, i just came up with the first few lyrics which were, "let every pastor speak, let every preacherreach. no matter what they say, our love is here to stay." robert: isn't that actually in a way sometimes a good thing? you sort of find out whether you really truly believe in what you're saying when somebody challenges you like that? rosendale: yeah, exactly. yeah, yeah. robert: how about being asian-american? being a young asian-american, being in a culture where there are not a lot of outlets, thank goodness for youtube, for you? what made you decide that, you know, you could keep on going and do this and then have the success that you have? it must be quite fulfilling. rosendale: yeah. you know, actually about three years ago i would say, i was still living with this mindset that i'm--because i'm asian-american, i am disadvantaged, and it's going to be so much harder for me to be a successful musician or, you know, pursue any sort of, you know, big role. but i met my boyfriend at that time, and he gave me this really wise word of wisdom, which was, you know, if you keep thinking t

sounds like he wants to trade pastor brunson for him.hance that might happen or are we going to protect this muslim cleric living in pennsylvania? >> i can't speak for the united states but i do know that is not our policy. we don't trade. that would set up a terrible precedent because american citizens would be at risk when they travel internationally. someone could grab them and use them as a bargaining chip. we don't do that and i would not expect the united states to do that. jillian: the white house jumped on this immediately, donald trump sent a tweet thing a total disgrace the turkey will not release a respected us pastor, andrew brunson, from prison. he has been held hostage too long, turkish president erdogan should do something to free this wonderful christian husband and father who did nothing wrong and his family needs him. are you impressed with how the trump administration has acted on this? >> i have been impressed this entire time. we do international religious freedom cases and just the engagement the administration has

citizens," one of them being pastor andrew brunson. house may not be waiting on capitol hill. >> to president erdogan and the turkish government. >> vice president mike pence closed out a conference on religious freedom with a warning to a nato ally. >> release pastor andrew brunson now or be prepared to face the consequences. if turkey does not take immediate action to free this innocent man of faith and sent him home to america, the united states will impose significant sanctions on turkey. >> president trump reiterating that on twitter, adding that brunson is suffering greatly. turkey seemed to respond to the president's tweet with a tweet of their own. the turkish minister of foreign affairs tweeted in english "no one dictates turkey. we will never tolerate threats from anybody. rule of law is for everyone. no exceptions." authorities arrested brunson, facing charges related to terrorism and espionage. last week, brunson was placed on house arrest. turkish officials told fox news they moved for 25 for health reasons. the ultimatum

. >>> president trump threatens sanctions against turkey if an american pastor is not released. now word that turkey renegligenreneged on a feel to free andrew brunson. we go live to istanbul. automatically adjusts on each side to keep you both comfortable. and snoring? how smart is that? smarter sleep. to help you lose your dad bod, train for that marathon, and wake up with the patience of a saint. the new sleep number 360 smart bed, from $999. smarter sleep will change your life. does your business internet provider promise a lot? let's see who delivers more. comcast business gives you gig-speed in more places. the others don't. we offer up to 6 hours of 4g wireless network backup. everyone else, no way. we let calls from any of your devices come from your business number. them, not so much. we let you keep an eye on your business from anywhere. the others? nope! get internet on our gig-speed network and add voice and tv for $34.90 more per month. call or go online today. >>> president trump threatening quote large sanctions against turkey unless the nato ally releases a pasto

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the pastor has a small congregation.reated within the state run media within turkey. >> is originally from north carolina church or terrorism. under house arrest for 21 months. he faces 35 years in jail if ultimately convict it. here is vice president pence calling for his release. >> we welcomed the news this week. turkey made the decision to transfer pastor brents and tahoma rice and i actually spoke to pastor branson and his wife shortly after they arrived. they should be allowed to return to his family, to his home, to his church and his nation and the united states of america. >> to pressure the turkish government, how do you think this will play out? will you see him back here on u.s. soil without extraditing the line in pennsylvania. >> as often happens sometimes when you have disputes, generally you would want to resolve an issue like this on the quiet. work out some sort of diplomatic thing between on current washington to secure the release. unfortunately, in erdogan has made this into a giant political issues

the president is threatening to impose sanctions unless turkish officials release an american pastor being held on terror and espionage charges. greg palkot report. >> release pastor andrew brunson now or be prepared to face the consequences. >> reporter: the trump administration warning turkey the u.s. is ready to impose sanctions on the nato ally. the president making the threat on twitter over the detention of north carolina pastor andrew brunson. >> pastor brunson was arrested by turkish authorities as partof a massive crackdown following a failed coup attempt. >> reporter: after two years behind bars on terrorism charges, authorities releasing brunson from jail thursday. the charges haven't been dropped and brunson will now be held under house arrest. >> right now we're in conversations with turkey to bring home pastor andrew brunson. >> secretary of state speaking at the close of a three-day conference on religious freedom. >> brunson lived in turkey for more than 20 years sharing the gospel of jesus christ faithfully in his ministry. >> reporter: turkey calling for the release

he's helping pastor brunson in turkey.lled for religious liberty around the world. that's why evangelicals love this president. they don't care about russia or the cohen tapes. they care about this pro religious liberty and pro freedom platform of this president. lou: the country has every reason to be supporting this president irrespective of their religious views. it's extraordinary to see the hate that is out there. i think there is perhaps a greater role, a more energetic role for churches and all religious organizations in this country. and that is to assert their values in the public square because this hate toward this president is unprecedented. it is ugly. it is unlike anything we have ever, i think in my reading of history, it's unlike anything we have ever seen in washington, d.c. >>it is. and it's being fueled by the mueller probe. as long as the mueller probe is allowed to question the legitimacy of this election, i think delays time when an end needs to be put to this mueller probe. there will be hell to pay

you, prior to your political career you served as a pastor, when? >> it's been almost 30 years ago, it was a period of time about 11 1/2 years and my first career was broadcasting, radio, television, i ran an ad agency, and then as kind of a long story but the short version is i ended up being a pastor, which was a wonderful part of my life, because it was a school. it was graduate school in humanity. because when you're a pastor, you see every social pathology that exists in our culture. up close and personal, and every single issue that is faced by the people of our nation, you can put a name and a face on it, you're dealing with people from birth to death, the best and the worst moments of their lives and you have a perspective of everything from poverty to the challenges of health care. there's nothing you don't see. mark: did you launch from being a pastor right into politics? how did you get into politics? >> i always thought i would do that, when i was even a teenager, and i thought that was going to be my career path, and even when i was doi

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his name is pastor andrew brunson. he was arrested in turkey in october of 2016. if you want to sum up his crime, it's for being a missionary. he was -- he's been in turkey for about 20 years, has served the community well, has provided aid and comfort to syrian refugees, has provided a place for people in the turkish country who want to come into a christian church to do just that. he's got a small church in ishmir. can only seat 100 people in it. i should say he is from the black mountain area of north carolina, part of the same church that reverend billy graham was a part of. he went to turkey to pursue his passion and serving christ through missionary work. but in 2016, after the coup attempt, president erdogan implemented emergency powers and swept up thousands of people and put them in prison. pastor brunson was in prison for almost 19 months without charges, in a turkish prison, about 17 months in a cell that was designed for eight prisoners that had 21 people in it. i was in turkey about four months ago when i first met pastor brunson personally to visit h

the fact they would have pastor brunson and some other americans imprisoned on charges that don't holder calls into question our relationship so there are actions we can take in congress. i hope it won't be necessary. >> i saw nothing that would keep somebody in jail overnight in the us judicial system. >> brunson's lawyers as donald trump has the turkish president on the phone. the next court date is scheduled for october. >> the white house has been working behind-the-scenes to negotiate his freedom despite the constant barrage of negative press over other parts of the president's foreign-policy. >> mike huckabee says that speaks volumes about donald trump. >> i'm proud the president is bringing this up and keeping it before the public as is mike pence. we talked about vladimir putin, he is a murderer and all the things people call him but everyone is not a saint and the fact that he is holding this american pastor in prison, time for our fellow nato member turkey to decide they want to be part of a civilized human race or they don't and appreciate the fact donald trump is pushing ha

this could will be resolved with the release of pastor brunson.rmal relations with turkey and get back to the positive things economically and mill taerl that i would like to talk about but i can't until pastor brunson is released. >> sandra: mike pence saying it's a welcome first step when referencing the pastor's house arrest but he has warned erdogan several times in recent days that turkey will face consequences if they refuse to release this pastor. how ultimately do you expect turkey to respond to this sort of pressure from the united states, senator? >> i'm guardedly optimistic we'll get to a positive outcome. we need to keep him out of the prison, under house arrest. let them go through whatever legal processes they need to go through and get him home soon. >> sandra: the president has been engaged with this and we have seen that fight. as far as you, senator thom tillis, you recently spoke to the pastor. how is his communication with his family at this point? they are a huge part of this effort to bring home their family member. >> noreen

the president has tweeted before that he would like to see the release of this pastor.s important to note, i think, that the president of turkey and president trump, according to indica kaitlan collins, have discussed, number one, what to do about this case. it's clear the president, also the vice-president have been applying pressure in an attempt, if you will to get andrew brunson released. the background on this story, i think, is also very important. president erdogan of turkey has suggested that the united states essentially do a swap of the pastor for a man who is in pennsylvania pennsylvania. he is an exiled cleric from turkey, essentially left that country in exile in relation to a failed cue attempt in 2016 that the government now very much wants him back. erdogan lass suggehas suggested. it's not clear what the government is doing. but what is clear today here in washington, d.c. is that the president, the administration are now applying additional pressure on the government of turkey to get andrew brunson back to the united states. he is a presbyterian minist

dice que antes de ser pastor tuvo calma con la justicia por manejar bajo la influencia del alcohol, pordomÉstica y por nos haberse presentado a la corte luego de entrar sin documentos en 1985. dice que esto lo puso en la mira de las autoridades de migraciÓn. >> en el 2002, yo me convertÍ a cristo. desde entonces, ya no era el que era antes. viviana:Él trabaja para revertir la orden, pero este abogado dice que en materia de migraciÓn reforma del pasado no un tema de te prueba para violencia domÉstica, depende de muchos factores. desafortunadamente no hay muchas maneras en que los jueces puedan tomar decisiones en este tipo de casos que faciliten que la gente se pueda quedar, aÚn cuando han cambiado su vida. viviana: es uno de los refugiados en iglesias en carolina del norte . 32 con creaciones del paÍs dance ontario a emigrantes indocumentados. -- dan santuario a emigrantes indocumentados. >> la gente hace lo que tiene que hacer por quedarse aquÍ por su familia. estar indefinidamente en una iglesia no le va a resolver el tema de fondo. viviana: otra de estas iglesias dice que continuarÁ

the american pastor behind bars in turkey.home the senator thom tillis. next. >> we haven't seen any credible brunson that he is guilty of the crimes the turkish government accuses him of. we continue to call on the turkish government to quickly resolve this case. we believe he is innocent. ♪ ♪ keep it comin' love. if you keep on eating, we'll keep it comin'. all you can eat riblets and tenders at applebee's. now that's eatin' good in the neighborhood. are you ready to take your then you need xfinity xfi.? a more powerful way to stay connected. it gives you super fast speeds for all your devices, provides the most wifi coverage for your home, and lets you control your network with the xfi app. it's the ultimate wifi experience. xfinity xfi, simple, easy, awesome. >> bill: fox news alert now. new calls for taking action against the deputy a.g. rod rosenstein. some lawmakers including our next guess pushing for an investigation by the justice department internal watchdog. alleged threats to subpoena telephone and email records o

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any movement towards the release of pastor brunson?this latest war of words between president trump and president erdogan there did look like there was some movement towards releasing pastor brunson. he is no longer in prison. now in an apartment under house arrest and reports in the media both in the region and the u.s. that president trump has spoken to israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu about releasing a turkish woman in israel who is under arrest for helping hamas as part of a deal to release pastor brunson. that woman has been released and sent back to turkey but pastor brunson still remains under house arrest in turkey. so there has been discussions apparently according to israeli officials we've spoken to about some type of agreement to get pastor brunson out of turkey. we understand from his lawyer that there has been an appeal made to the turkish courts that would allow him to leave. so there are some movements. but the key point, sandra, right now is he remains under house arrest and the turkish government still accuse

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andrew bru nson significant sanctions on turkey until pastor andrew brunson is free.there. also making news today: greece says it has "serious indications" that a fire that killed at least 83 people near athens earlier this week was started deliberately. the blaze broke out on monday and hit coastal villages popular with tourists. some 60 people are still being treated in hospital, ii are in intensive care. dozens more are missing. michel barnier, the eu's chief brexit negotiator, has dismissed some of the main elements of britain's proposal for a new customs arrangement. mr barnier, who has been holding talks in brussels with britain's brexit minister, dominic raab, said that the eu could not delegate its customs policy and tax duty collection to a non—member. shares in facebook plummeted by almost 20% as trading opened in new york, wiping some $120 billion off the company's market value. it comes a day after the social media giant forecast that profits would increase more slowly. facebook executives blamed the costs of improving privacy safeguards and monitoring con

i talked about it in unified tray and i put together a working group of african-american pastors andeaders in law enforcement officers for the road forward dialogue to open a conversation. you don't start community at the beginning of the conversation it takes time to get to the step you are actually communicating we spent over one year to bring people together around south carolina so we could prepare for the next situation when it occurred. law enforcement officers do a fantastic job 95% of the time but when it doesn't go well we have to have a painful conversation because our country starts to unravel and me i say this and mean every word of it a major national security issue of this country is the discord in this country that pulls at the relationships of racial perspective. from a cultural perspective. when that happens you will find that russia specifically will meddle in the elections and use that social discourse as one of the ways to incite division in our nation and that is very, very dangerous for the future of this country. >> you were prosecutor working with law enforcem

president donald trump threatened to impose large sanctions if the nation does not release american pastor andrew brunson. unwelcomeff is an competition for turkey when it is grappling with natural stress -- national stress, including investor perceptions the central bank is not doing enough to shore up its currency. global news, 24 hours a day on air and @tictoc on twitter powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more .han 120 countries you can find more stories on the bloomberg at top . checking in on the markets in asia, we are higher for a fourth consecutive session. you got the nikkei up by 0.3%. a little bit of a switch out of hong kong if chinese markets, which had that solid rally on the back of the stimulus. the asx 200 being boosted on the back of that bp deal, up 0.9%. the bank also looking very strong. overall, a positive and to regional markets. the boj leading bond purchases, unchained at its regular operation. on.et's move , mostly.livers the e-commerce giant crushing profit expectations. it did miss on sales. the company's cfo pointing to its prime service

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>> what is the prospect that turkey will let pastor burton go, come home? and do you k you speak to the issue of the palestinians, given the fact that there are reports that the refugee office may be closed, and refugees through the u.n. have been drastically cut and there doesn't seem to be very much communication right now because of problems on both sides, but no communication really at any senior level between the administration and the palestinian people. >> let me take the first one. the second one i won't have a good, informed comment. but on pastor brunson, there is excellent prospects he's going to come home. this issue has been raised with turkey for some months now. it's been raised in many forums. it's been raised by every level of government. the president raised the issue of brunson with the turkish level, as has the vice president, as have i, members of congress. this has continued to build and build and build. and i -- turkey obviously took a step yesterday to put him out on house arrest, which is an aprompt, b improvement, which is not free

>> -- pastor is an innocent man. christian faith ministered in turkey for more than 20 years. he was swept up in arrests that followed coup attempt in 2016, there is no credible evidence of wrongdoing against him, pastor was held nearly a year without ever being charged and for the last several years literally has been in turkish prison from early in this administration, president trump and i have engaged preside engaged to a he rooz the pastor send him home negotiations ongoing continuous. now, we welcome the news this week, the turkey made the decision to transfer pastor to home arrest to his apartment in turkey and i spoke about to the pastor, and his wife shortly after they arrived. he wants to come home and pastor should be freed, and should be allowed to return to his family, to his home, to his church and his nation in the united states of america. and the truth is as i said earlier this week, the president made clear transferring pastor to home arrest is just not good enough, and the united states of america

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i will continue to work for past pastor brunson -- for pastor brunson's release, but i will also work for those who are illegally and inappropriately detained in the turkish prison system also have a voice in the u.s. senate. mr. president, i again appreciate the turkish officials to take the steps to release pastor brunson under house arrest, but as long as i'm a u.s. senator and they are detained in turkey, they will have a voice in the senate. i hope over the next couple of weeks that pastor brunson is back in the united states, and i hope that i don't have a reason to come to this floor and speak on behalf of him and be his voice. thank you, mr. president. a senator: mr. president. the presiding officer: the senator from iowa. mrs. ernst: mr. president, i rise today to voice my support for the nomination of brett kavanaugh to the supreme court of the united states. as the final arbiter of this constitution, the supreme court has the sacred duty of ensuring equal justice under the law to the american people. the supreme court wields the immense power of review. dadetocqueville call

turkey, a nato ally, has detained the pastor since 2016 on terrorism charges, alleging he aided in aled coup attempt. he says erdogan's regime has detained more related to that atact. the pastor from north carolina who spent the last 23 years living in turkey was released from prison on wednesday and is under house arrest. he faces the same charges and 35 years in prison. erdogan previously implied brunson's release would be granted only when the u.s. extradites a turkish cleric, a political rival to erdogan who he accuses of masterminding the coup attempt. he called the threat unacceptable. no one can give orders to turkey and threaten our country. >> claire ma caccaskill is the t linked to phishing attempts. around the time of the hack attempt president trump was in missouri chastising mccaskill and asking the crowd to vote her out of office. we first learned of russia's midterm hacking attempts last week during a security forum in aspen. >> earlier this year we discovered a fake microsoft domain had been established as the landing page for phishing attacks and saw meta data that s