the pope is the key. the pope is the key. we need to get elected. we need to reject the pope and the vatican and make them an ally. as alan put it, he said then and there that the pope was the key figure in determining the fate of poland, and the fate of poland would affect the state of the comments block. he saw the pope's visit as an extra ordinary wedge into the very hearts, into their center of the communist domain. reagan immediately went into a radio studio in california. he was doing a daily radio broadcast, the gray can indicator right? he understood the power of radio -- the great communicator, right? he understood the power of radio. they were three to 400 -- 300 to 400 words each. they were two to three minute radio broadcasts. he recorded two or three of them on the pope's visit to poland. stalin once asked how many , divisions does the pope have? reagan said, now we've seen have many divisions the pope has. wherever he went in poland, crowds, 400,000, 500 thousand, one million, 5 million. then reagan asked -- will the kremlin ever be th

pope wanted to attack yet again. but for lee, longstreet and jackson, sthout that no attack would come from pope on august 30th. just in case that no attack came, lee was beginning to prepare for other options. by 3:00, on august 30th, however, that attack did come. fitsjohn porter's massive assault against jackson' center and right, sending 10,000 troops into position against this terrain. it would be the final main federal assault on jackson's position. that attack would take place as deep cut and others along this unfinished railroad line. and like so many other occasions on august 30th, the federal attack would break jackson's position. yet again, confederate reinforcements arrived on the scene just in the nick of time. by midafternoon, jackson needed help. his line was bruised, battered and broken, had been cracked many times. federal soldiers had gotten into his line and taken absolutely everything he had left to rebuild that defensive position. it was finally time for general longstreet and his wing to enter t

"tell general pope to go to hell. we won't march before morning." >>> pope would order commanding the 9th core on the road to centerville to march to that and turn west taking the turnpike. upon reaching the battlefield, these forces were to join the attack against jackson. >> not far from the church pictured year. occupied at a, quote, small nol 60 yards behind on the left flank and about 1,000 yards southwest of where this photograph was taken. and besides being on the extreme left was considered important. because of the sudly road ford which it commanded. our line made an angle pointing toward the enemy. one side of which ran nearly parallel with the railroad cut, and the other along the fence boarding the cleared field on our left. brigadier general fitz lee's brigade moved left, preventsing the confederates from getting into the rear, as they had done in 1861 as jackson's line mouth south towards the center of his position was the sudly road. two brigades of yule's division now commanded by lawton after yule's g

pope's scouts reported jackson crossing the rapidan and pope correctly identified culpepper as the destination and thus sent bank's corps to meet them. the fight that ensued was august 9th. it was become known as the battle at cedar mountain. jackson's men fought aggressively but it was a poorly managed affair as one historian wrote. and the victory was only due to the inability of the franz sigel's first corps of the army of virginia to march efficiently to the support of union soldiers engaged on the field. at the same time, the guns were blazing at cedar mountain, general lee decided that his theater of operations had reached a stalemate and that stalemate needed to be broken immediately. therefore, lee would send general longstreet north to assist in the matter. and by august 14th, five days after the conclusion of cedar mountain, general lee decided to leave richmond, virginia, where he had been in charge and commanding this new effort. and he would take the field himself. by the time that lee took the field, it is clear that he had selected stonewall jackson's wing to be the leading forc

no attack would come from pope on august 30. just in case that no attack came, lee was beginning to prepare for other options. by 3:00 on august 30, however, that attack did come. fits jon porter's massive assault against jackson's center and right, sending nearly 10,000 troops in position against the terrain and would be the final main federal assault on jackson's position. that attack would take place as deep cut and others along the unfinished railroad line and like so many occasions on august 30 the federal attack would break jackson's position yet again, confederate reinforcements arrived on the scene just in the nick of time. by mid afternoon, jackson needed help and his line was bruised, battered and broken and cracked many times. federal sold herself gotten into his line and taken absolutely everything he had defensive ild that position time for longstreet and his wing to enter the fight. as we examine whether or not jackson's offense we heard with today was a great offense or not, we have to ask several questions, was j

the idea that the pope didn't necessarily give it his, they wouldn't have written this pope francis approvede coming together of catholics and evangelicals is a logical product of a radical secularism that's taken hold in pretty much all levels of society. and the vatican should welcome it. instead the van can, in these vatican related writers seem to be directing their ire towards those people who say you know the family is under assault. traditional values in the country and in the world are under assault. we want to protect our culture and our nation. for their decrying borders and walls, i suggest anyone watching goes on google and looks at the height of the vatican wall and maybe they should tear down their wall before they start criticizing others. >> chris: chuck, the pope has had his differences with donald trump and trumpism going back all the way to the 2016 campaign. this has taken it to a whole listen level. >> taken it through a whole different level because of plausible viability. he is not saying it in his own words. this is in effect people are authorized to speak his mind on

so a chauffeur is driving the pope one day when the pope taps on the glass and says this car is amazingve always you mind if i switch seats? the guy's like, what am i going to do, say no to the pope? they switch seats, they are flyin' down the highway when whoop, whoop, the cop pull thes th them over. he says i've got a problem, i pulled over someone really important. they say it is an athlete? no, more important. a movie star? more important. more important. who is it? i don't know, but the pope's his shoefer. >> this guy's walking around the apartment, sees a snail, chucks it outside. a year goes by, and he's in his yard. and he gets a knock on the door, opens the door, looks down, the snail goes, what the heck was that >> that was prereally good. >> so two peanuts were walking down the street. one was >>> this morning on "world news now," president trump on the defensive and up fire. >> he is standing firm and defending his response to the charlottesville violence, blaming both sides. hear the comments that are causing some outcry and some reaction, even among his own staff. >>> the

first marines are hunkered down, pinned down further north on white beach one and two are captain pope, private first class fox, but what they didn't know is colonel nakagawa's men had changed their tactics. >> they had five levels of caves. we were not prepared for that kind of a defense. >> to our left it was a point of land which the japanese had fortified. we scared them completely, fire control down the beach. it was just terrible. >> you're still getting heavy gunfire from the japanese. >> they didn't have a fixed fire pattern apparently. they would run their mortars out on the platform, get back in the cave, and do that repeatedly. >> it was chaos. >> as the 1st and 5st marines gathered, they witness aid different kind of confusion. >> we were jumping the gun, so to speak, because some high-ranking officer thought it was time to go, even though we had not been requested. we finally went up to the line of departure and the wave officer said, i don't have any orders to send you ashore. and you wouldn't let us go in. we floated around all night long. >> pfc fred fox and k company u

of the pope accused them of xenophobic.d out what's going on and how the talks with the pope. inner circle are going. joining us tonight the pastor at the first baptist church in dallas. good to have you with us. after what this pope said of this president about this country and the you are porters of this president, i commend you for your christian ways. i mean, he has gone way too far in my opinion. he has along with his advisors. lou: they are not doing anything he doesn't approve or believe. >> i agree with that, lou. but it's not just evangelicals they are criticizing, it's conservative catholics who are supportive of trump's policies. trump won the catholic vote by 54%. there was only one pro-life, pro-religious liberty candidate in 2016 and his name wasn't hillary clinton. they are disparaging catholics and trying to change catholic doctrine. it makes no sense they would be involved in these kind of criticism. but we'll see what we can do to put an end to it. and of course pro-life. lou: it was the pope himself who s

. >>> former white house press secretary sean spicer can now say he has met pope francis.ou may remember he was left off the list of officials who received an audience with the pope when president trump visited the vatican in may. spicer was one of about 250 people greeted personally by the pontiff. you see the photo there. he was at the vatican as part of the annual meeting of the international catholic legislators, just a couple days ago. it's so sad that spicer, before the visit, he told reporter the the pope to bless and he didn't get to go. >> it's not sad anymore. he did get to see the pope. >>> when we come back, houston residents returning home to survey the damage of their homes. >> our cameras there as they walk through the doors. you're watching "world news now." being embarassed by her parents? stop this teen from nope. so let's be clear: clearasil works fast on teen acne, not so much on other teen ings. >>> that is some time lapse video showing how dramatically this garage flooded as harvey hit. >> yeah, you can see the water

to bless, and then he was not on the list of people to see the pope. >> what? it's not sad anymore. he did get to see the pope. >> he did get to see him. >> we are happy for him. >>> when we come back, houston residents who are now returning to survey the damage to their homes. >> our cameras there as they walked through the doors. you're watching "world news now." being embarassed by her parents? stop this teen from nope. so let's be clear: clearasil works fast on teen acne, not so much on other teen things. ♪ >>> that is some time-lapse video showing just how dramatically this garage flooded as harvey hit. >> yeah, you can see the water rise past the suv's tires, and so many of these neighborhoods and surrounding areas are still under water and you can see why. it came up pretty quickly. >> luckily, that area is finally getting a break in the rain, and some are taking advantage of that break to return home and see what's left. >> and it's a tough return, as we find out. >> amy powers lives in this home, and part of the unfortunate reality here in mireland is

[laughter] >> the pope?. >> that was mean. now you are paying back. how much can i say without being excommunicated? but the previous pope benedict was my favorite deeply deeply religious intelligent theologian. beyond my understanding in many ways. spiritual and kind but this pope was to be the new john paul the second is he seems to run his mouth and they way -- and also badly managed and that the of by is. you're the head of the pope's communication you say it is okay to be going against trump in the vatican?. >> i know you give a thumbs-up to trump but this is the last question that you and you're both in deserters so kiev they succeed as president? so what you see for the future of donald trump? civic you have a structural problem in this country. with the exception of the president. solyndra there is a constitutional monarchy. see you vote for the ceo but in france the elected president and prime minister and there isn't any point. with those acts american presidents. are the sitting french president. so are they project the of personality but a

right, you're the pope's head of communications and you're telling the pope it is a good idea to have go at trump when you live in the vatican? >> not good. he has bad people around him. >> so i know you gave a thumbs-up to trump but here's my question and maybe my last question for you. we're talking earlier you and he are both disrupters. how does the disrupter can a disrupter succeed as president how does a disrupter succeed and where do you see sort of for the future -- of donald trump? >> so you have a structural problem in this country. the american system the political system works really, really well with the exception of the president or maybe supposed to be like this but lest just say it's a quirk inherent in the system now in europe we have a sciewrnl monarchy which means you you voe for the ceo thinking about about it in corporate terms right you vote for the ceo. but the president you know, the front of house, the -- whatever. is monarch that's the best way to be honest. in france you have an elected president and elected prime minister, and the the president has all of t

the pope blessed the couple after the woman said yes. i have to tell you, very lucky for him she said yes. that would be an conversation if not. larry: if you are the pope, what do you say? nancy: blessings to all! larry: next. nancy: exactly. larry: exactly. nancy: congratulations to them. larry: millions of muslims making their way to mecca right now taking part in the pilgrimage called hajj. the five-day journey began yesterday. today muslims are praying on mount arafat and asking god to erase the past sins and start anew. that is where prophet muhammad gave the last sermon. nancy: "7 on your side" if you are driving for the labor day weekend. if your travels take you west gasbuddy.com says the best place to fill up is off i-66 in marshall, virginia. pay $2.17 for gallon of unleaded there. find the cheapest places to fill up no matter where you are going at wjla.com. it is very important to note how because prices are going up a lot since harvey. larry: and will keep going up as brad bell said in his report earlier this h center track

who had a chance to meet with pope francis.eporters say it was a sign he had fallin from favor from the white house and he announced his resignation two months later. a vatican spokesman confirms spicer attended a meeting with the pope. as for the message from the pontiff, the associated press reports it included his usual call for lawmakers to, quote, build bridges between different political perspectives. he impoured the gathered lawmakers to work for the poorest and most marginalized people in their countries. sean spicer gets to meet the pope. i'll see you at 11:00 a.m. and 3:00 p.m. eat earn time and again tomorrow tonight. good night from nbc headquarters in new york. >>> this has been a an effort. again, we will see you soon. i will tell you, this is historic. it's epic, what happened. but, you know what, it happened in texas. and texas can handle anything. thank you all, folks. thank you. thank you. >>> the floodwaters are rising and so is the death toll in the wake of hurricane harvey. today, the storm is expected to t

. >> lou: president trump's spiritual advisors are asking for an audience with pope francis after the of xenophobic. and pastor jeffers signed on to the letter to make peace with the vatican. joining us tonight is the pastor of first baptist church in dallas, pastor robert jeffers. great to have you with us. after what this pope has said of this president and country and the supporters of this president, i commend you for your christian ways, because i mean, he has gone way too far in my opinion. >> he has and he has advisors. >> lou: pastor, they are not doing anything he doesn't approve or believe. >> i agree with that lou. it is not only evangelicals but conservative catholics. trump won the catholic by 54 percent and only one pro-life, pro religious liberty candidate in 2016 and the name was not hillary clinton. it was the clinton campaign that was disparageing catholic and change the catholic doctrine and makes no sense the catholic hierarchy would be victim offed and we'll see what we do to put an end and talk about the freedom from religious persecution and pro-life. and hopefu

and hopefully something will come of that. >> lou: it was the pope himself started with the presidenting the comments that he did. >> absolutely. >> lou: i mean during the campaign. and this is an unusual pope and i am being genous to him and i wish you well and commend you for trying to be a piece maker. in another area, this president. frustrated so obviously by the administration that preceded his that permitted kim jong-un to build miniaturized war heads and icbm program that is far more advapsed than the public had inkling of in the entire administration of bark bookkeeper obama and now the president has to deal with the crisis. >> he does. and i know the president wants a diplomatic solution and working for. and i know that president trump will do whatever it takes to keep this nation secure and that's why i said yesterday in the washington post, the bible has given president trump full moral authority to use whatever forces necessary including assassination or war in order to topple an evil doer like kim jong-un. and i think we need to understand, he has to right and lou, a pre

and fabio is the pope. is anybody else as excited as me. >> it was great, come on, playing the pope? >>> still ahead -- >> it's a lot darker and creepier. >> is eleven being loose-lips about secrets in "stranger things" season two? what the kids are revealing to each other. >>> then -- why zoe saldana is making a new music video with the hoff? >> i didn't think it would be this nuts. this busy mom spends her days driving all over town. so why is she smiling? because she shopped during the safeway anniversary sale and filled up her trunk with grocery savings, plus earned 4 times the gas reward points. now that's something to smile about. right now, get pepsi 12-pack 12-ounce cans, buy 2 get 2 free, and lay's chips, 9.5 -10 ounces, 2 for $5 with your club card. the safeway anniversary sale. come in and explore. >>> just getting started. >> season two of "this is us" hits nbc next month, and the stars are celebrating. >> sylvester stallone is coming in to be your co-star? what? >> isn't that amazing? they're p

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. >> lou: president trump's spiritual advisors are asking for an audience with pope francis after theed religious supporter of xenophobic. and pastor jeffers signed on to the letter to make peace with the vatican. joining us tonight is the pastor of first baptist church in dallas, pastor robert jeffers. great to have you with us. after what this pope has said of this president and country and the supporters of this president, i commend you for your christian ways, because i mean, he has gone way too far in my opinion. >> he has and he has advisors. >> lou: pastor, they are not doing anything he doesn't approve or believe. >> i agree with that lou. it is not only evangelicals but conservative catholics. trump won the catholic by 54 percent and only one pro-life, pro religious liberty candidate in 2016 and the name was not hillary clinton. it was the clinton campaign that was disparageing catholic and change the catholic doctrine and makes no sense the catholic hierarchy would be victim offed and we'll see what we do to put an end and talk about the freedom from religious persecution an

who had a chance to meet with pope francis.s a sign he had fallin from favor from the white house and he announced his resignation two months later. a vatican spokesman confirms spicer attended a meeting with the pope. as for the message from the pontiff, the associated press reports it included his usual call for lawmakers to, quote, build bridges between different political perspectives. he impoured the gathered lawmakers to work for the poorest and most marginalized people in their countries. sean spicer gets to meet the pope. i'll see you at 11:00 a.m. and 3:00 p.m. eat earn time and again tomorrow tonight. good night from nbc headquarters in new york. >>> thanks for staying us with us this headquarter. this is a incredible time to have fat image like this, but this is real footage from 1935. lack at look at this. >> the streets of houston, texas, the whole city turned into a flood. people clinging to roofs and awnings. 100 residential blocks and 12 business streets inundated, raging flood waters 12 feet deep. suburbs like

it's this kind of mingling of politics and the pulpit is made pope francis fear the growing alliance.ohnny moore, the head of trump's evangelical panel sent a letter to the pope asking for a meeting. >> the question is, whether the bridge building pope, if his bridges extend all the way the conservatives, catholics, and others that disagree with the premise of this article or if that bridge isn't long enough for us. >> jeffers says he respects the pope and would welcome a meeting. on this issue of biblical interpretation he believes the holy father is wrong. >> bret: thank you. state department officials say the department is expelled two cuban taking -- cuban diplomats. a series of american diplomats left in cuba with physical symptoms. potential only permanent hearing loss. ap says cuba may have placed sonic devices that produce nonaudible sound inside or outside of the residences of several embassy staffers with the intent of deafening them. the americans eventually came home. president trump as he to begin construction on the southern border wall but an invisible wall is currently

pope saw himself as a process of making that policy. meade did not. and by the time he assumes command, he has managed to dodged the political pit falls of engaging in that battle of the debate which sunk men like mcclellan, sunk men like franklin and many others. but by the time he assumes command, the union's debate over the nature of war, over the aims of the war is largely resolved. the emancipation proclamation, although very controversial stimilates months of debate within the army and beyond all possible doubt, by the time meade takes command, you don't see public debates certainly not exercised by the army but the wisdom of emancipation. they did not become at heart emancipationest. but they all accepted emancipation was in their interest and all ultimately fought for the abolition of slavery. and meade understood that. gradually over time, more severely. but really the army of the potomac never wavered from the approach towards civilians that it assumed in late 1862 after pope's arrival. even under mcclellan when he resumed command of the arm

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come on, playing the pope? >>> still ahead -- >> it's a lot darker and creepier. >> is eleven being loose-lips about "stranger things" season two? what the kids are revealing to each other. >> is it really? >> then -- >> i was channelling my inner cher. >> why is zoe saldana making a new music video with the hoff? >> i didn't think it would be this nuts. closed captioning provided by -- whatit's up to you, like with tampax pearl.od? you get ultimate protection on your heaviest days, and smooth removal for your lightest. tampax pearl. and pocket pearl, for on the go. >> it's just getting started. >> season two of "this is us" hits nbc next month. e, theonline was with some of the stars and they are celebrating. >> sylvester stallone is coming in to be your co-star? what? >>ha perps you have heard of the ma isn't that amazing? they're pulling out all the >> big tv news. sly is guest starring on "this is us" thanks to this guy. >> the producers said, do you envision a guy like sly? i said, that's amazing. and they

reporter: jeffress says he respects the pope but on this biblical interpretation he believes the holyher is wrong. julie: the violence shocking the country prompting an emphatic response from governor terry mcauliffe. >> go home and don't come back. take your hatred and bigotry. there is no place. there is no place. julie: president trump calling you won't see these folks at the post office. there is no place. julie: president trump calling they have businesses to run. they have passions to pursue. how do they avoid trips to the post office? stamps.com mail letters, ship packages, all the services of the post office right on your computer. get a 4 week trial, plus $100 in extras including postage and a digital scale. go to stamps.com/tv and never go to the post office again. julie: chaos in virginia as white supremacists clash with protesters. a car crashes into pedestrians, one person was killed and the driver has been caught. >> no matter our color, creed, religion or political party, we are all-americans first. we love our country, we love our god, we love our flag, we are proud of

pope saw himself as a process of making the policy. meade did not. and by the time he assumes command, he has managed to dodge the political pitfalls of engaging in that battle, that debate over union war aims, which sunk men like mcclellan and franklin and many others. but by the time he assumes command, the union's debate over the nature of war, over the aims of the war, is largely resolved. the emancipation proclamation, though very controversial, and it stimulates months of acrimony and debate within the army and beyond, by the time meade takes command, you don't see public debates, certainly not exercised by the army, about the wisdom of emancipation. they did not become at heart emancipationists, but they all accepted that emancipation was in their interest, and they all ultimately fought for the abolition of slavery as a matter of policy. meade understood that. he exercised the policies as it related to civilians in the same way that his predecessors had. gradually, over time, more severely. but really, the army of the potomac never wavered fr

this pope seems to crave, i think this pope wants to be the new john paul ii.the problem is he doesn't have the charisma or the intelligence. he seems to run his mouth about things in a very unhelpful way. he press also is being badly managed and badly advised because he has people around him, it's a good idea, imagine this. you are the hopes headed fumigation using it's good to have a go about -- is that people around him. >> guest: you give a thumbs up to trump but here's my question and maybe my last question for you. we were talking earlier, you are both disruptors. how does a disruptor counter disruptor -- candidates up to succeed as president? what do you see for the future of donald trump? >> guest: so you're a structural problem in this country. the american system, the political system works really, really, really well with exception of the president. made is supposed to be like this but let's just say it's a cork come in here and this is a in europe we have a constitutional monarchy which mean you vote for the ceo think about it and corporate terms, y

so this pope, i think pope 6 he had issued a papal order that i think it was halley's comet was not to appear on the day that the astronomers, they all ducked, because it appeared that the pope was disobeyed. the ministers go back to chicago and they write an article summarizing lincoln's lecture, that he is impotent, he has no power, he has no authority. and guess what date the article appears? september 23rd, which is the same date that the proclamation is printed in the papers. he's made total fools of them. what they should have rushed, they should have gotten their news out. fake news has to be published right away or it's no good. but he was a manipulator. >> let's talk a little about political satire. >> this is tough stuff. >> this is tough. >> has there ever been a president who has been treated more unfairly by the press than abraham lincoln? lincoln could take it he never tweeted about anything, right? this was the only issue that ever got him riled up. all political cartoons. that are a separate sheet meant tore display, not caricatures in the press, that's a different bird

he happens to be a devout roman catholic and he finally got to meet the pope.en president trump visited the vatican a few months ago, spicer was left off a list of white house officials who had the chance to meet with pope francis. traveling reporters say it was a sign that he had fallen from favor at the white house and he announced his resignation about two months later in july. now a vatican spokesman confirms that spicer attended a meeting with the pope on saturday as part of a group called the international catholic legislators network. as for the message from the pontiff, the "associated press" reports it included his usual call for lawmakers to "build bridges between different political perspectives." he implored the gathered lawmakers to work for the poorest and most marginalized people in their countries. sean spicer gets to meet the pope. that is our broadcast for tonight. thank you for being with us. i'm going to see you back here at 11:00 a.m. and 3:00 p.m. eastern time and then back here again tomorrow night. good night from nbc news headquarters i

he was left off the list of white house officials who had a chance to meet the pope. >>> good wednesdayorning to you. 5:54 as people get ready to get on the move. cars already on the road. the suspicious death of a 3-year-old girl. >> the coroner ruled it a homicide but no one was charged for years. senior investigative reporter vicky nguyen joins us with new details in a case that has gone cold. >> you can see why her family calls her the light of their lives. her mother and grandparents hoped for swiss justice even within the care of two people during her last days. they said eden's death was an accident telling authorities she'd fallen down several concrete steps outside their home and that nine days after the fall she collapsed while playing with play-doh. suspicion lingered. after waiting for the d.a. to take action the lynch family asked us to investigate. we're with nbc bay area. do you know what happened to eden? do you believe the account of what happened to eden? >> i don't. her falling down the stairs, i don't. absolutely not. why didn't you take her to the hospital that day?

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