others speak to the prophet mohammed himself and tells him keep on preaching you are only a preacher, not a con teller. that is 28 and 22. now in my book i asked a question that isn't as much asked in islamic tradition. what would have happened if they accepted the call for freedom of religion or freedom of speech but they just stopped oppressing the muslims and let them do practice and preach the religion. then i argue we would have a very different history of islam. what happened was they kept persecuting and even came close to murdering the prophet and that's why others fled where they soon established and army and began collecting taxes in the community and brought in some legislation. it was an armed policy and this policy had several policies with their allies for the survival of the community as i argued and as some scholars right. there are chapters and some sections about these battles and fighting the believers and infidels in some passages. now, one problem is the leader tradition conceived as this phase as the final and definitive form of islam not in the historical contin

. >> for muslims, jerusalem is where the prophet mohammed made the night journey. >> no other individual changed the landscape in the way herro did the great did. >> sal adeen was determined to take on the christians and throw them out of jerusalem. >> at a time of ottoman and islamic rule, the british badly wanted to control the holy land. >> the main case of the arab is against the british government in palestine. >> we are the only people in the world homeless and faithless. >> for israelis, the creation of the state of israel is seen as a miracle. of course for the palestinians, it's a great disaster. >> the history of jerusalem, a very complicated story. and if you don't know it in its complexity, it's very hard to understand what's going on there today. >> the past is never dead. and if there is a city in the world to which that applies, it's jerusalem. ♪ >>> when you're walking in modern jerusalem, it does not escape you that you are walking in a place where great history has happened. and you see it. you see it whether you're at the dome of the rock, the al aqsa mosque, the waili

unfold to the immense labyrinth of prophetic dominion. this stage what did the mormons tell us about the tension surrounding empire building in the 19th century customer and how this rhetoric of conquest, sometimes it's endorsed other times is seen as a danger. i thought maybe you could comment a little bit about that. particularly in relation to bennett. >> absolutely. chauncey bennett was most colorful characters produce interesting directives for broader audience not just those immersed in more of a history. those who know more of a history arty know john c bennett is as fun to get the reaction from readers who did not see it coming. whenever you have a new religious movement and one that gathers the community you attract seekers but you also attract people with nefarious goals or intentions. john c bennett is the latter. chauncey bennett was a quartermaster in illinois state militia. he had respectability. for someone who always seems to be on the defensive, here someone of authority who taken aside wants to support his church and wan

so i don't know if it drew any extra ire, this idea that he was viewed as a prophet, but it certainly set him up for mockery and did lead to kind of these bigger conversations, people who weren't necessarily afraid that he might actually win, his candidacy forced conversations in the public sphere about what it means to have such a person for political office. >> okay. i think we have used all of the questions. now i will ask mine. i'm pretty sure it is a question that every author dreads hearing when promoting a new book, but i'm curious in your role with the joseph smith project, have you found any other aspects of his life that you are hoping to write about, you know, when you've had time to finish talking all about the presidential campaign? >> yeah, you know, it's a blessing and a curse when you work with such an amount of documents and they are brought to your office whenever you need them, that essentially you have a research agenda for life, if you want one. and there are so many aspects of this that i would love to write about, but, you know, and this is the trouble of being

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show his hand to strangers, but that could soon change when his flown to moscow to receive a new prophetic replacement of his re now not to be officially disabled. and to get his driving license, when he turns 18, i am the head of the children for project. and my vision is that we take care not on the little children, but also older ones. these are not only children with expose of injuries and older . they are the majority at the moment, but also all the children. the project was created with the support of editing chief margarita simon young. costio lost his arm 4 years ago and needed several operations after a shell he found while fishing exploded, as specialist takes a cast mold for a new by jani, prophetic, and cost your nose. life is far from over. come september, he will start to school with a state of the art functional arm, but he saw him. thank you very much for my sons by only post faces. thank you to all the people who helped us told those who didn't stay in different or trouble. a year ago, doctor's extracted, at least 40 shell fragments from the most body, after explosions roc

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because when he comes to making caricatures of our prophet mohammed does not pose a problem for anyone, and when it concerns him, it poses a problem. so it's a case of double standards and that's wrong. well, if it's, if i'm, if you look at the, it for charlie, a defense, freedom expression flung from the tree, vaccinations and health policies have triggered to protests in france. now some demonstrators come head, the country to dictatorship, but it seems that my cool, it's of these billboards which all of simply love to. so how do people have feel about this comparison? is michael right to take action? or should he to take a leaf out book and accept such caricatures, the part and parcel of being the head of faith for once? yes, he was upset because it concerns him personally when it concerns millions of muslims who are french work and who pay their taxes. then there is no one to defend them. yes. i understand that he feels offended because he doesn't have a great image. so ben, compared to him is obviously not very pleasant. yes, there is freedom of expression, but i think this goes a

know, because when it comes to making characters of our prophet mohammed does not pose a problem for anyone, when it concerns him, it poses a problem. so it's a case of dual standards, and that's wrong well fits, he should do what he did for surely abdur and defend freedom of expression. real. yes, i understand that he feels offended when compared to hitler has nothing to be proud of. so i can understand that he's offended, but on the other hand, defends a certain freedom of expression. it's a little paradoxical to plan some of the tree. vaccinations and health policies have triggered to protests in france. now some demonstrators compare the country to dictatorship, but it seems cool. it's these billboards which all simply the law school. so how do people have feel about this comparison is not cool, right? to take action, or should he to take a leaf out to book and accept such caricatures that part and also being the head of faith once yes, he was upset because it concerns him personally. but when it concerns millions of muslims to a french work and pay the taxes, then there is no on

in a macro of land making fun of the prophets, rear is satire, but to make fun of the president as a dictator is blasphemy time and time again during his presidency manual, my court has defended freedom of expression. he, in from us in libya, the blessed to me there is also in france, the freedom to bless fee which is attached to the freedom of conscience from where a stand. i'm here to protect all these freedoms. so it's not up to me to qualify the choices of journalists. i can, i can only say that in france were, can criticize governments, presidents to be blasphemous, etc. it has to be friendship to defend the right to make people love the freedom to mom, to really kill, to caricature which will tear claimed was the source of all the others. but one also gets you will not give up caricatures drawings, even if fathers retreat that freedom is also enshrined in the declaration of the rights of man and all the citizen. so that does have limits whether or not they extend to the some billboard depicting corn as hitler is another matter. it was erected as part of protection against the c

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however, her shirt did not pick the prophet. instead, it showed a kiss between a cartoonist on the muslim preacher caption. love is stronger than hate. much of the media coverage has either focus solely on the fact she was wearing a shirley to shirt. or that it was a woman who was attacked in hyde park. moreover, while the authorities and major media outlets did not name the victim or give any specific details, bloggers and activists identified her as 39 year old. how tuned touch? she said to fred turkey after renouncing islam for christianity, and was regularly seeing preaching in hyde park. previously, the woman was escorted by police from the park over fear of attacks against her and even bon from speaker's corner. after a number of threats. the following video shows another incident from last year, and again, a warning you may find the images upsetting hopefully in london or warning against making any permit. sure conclusions. over the reason behind the stopping, i would of people not to speculate on the motive for the attac

kurt westergaard, the danish cartoonist whose caricature of the prophet muhammad outraged many muslimss controversial depiction of the prophet reprinted in the charlie hebdo newspaper. he was the target of an assassination attempt, and had to live the rest of his life under police protection at a secret address. thai police have used force to break up large protests calling for the resignation of the prime minister. the demonstration fell on the first anniversary of pro—democracy rallies and the concerns of protesters have now widened to include the government's handling of the pandemic, amid a dramatic rise in cases. courtney bembridge reports. anger on the streets of bangkok was met with water cannons, rubber bullets and tear gas. the protesters were flouting a nationwide ban on public gatherings. thailand has also extended to stay—at—home orders and a nighttime curfew to three more provinces because of coronavirus. translation: i understand that the situation _ is not getting any better, but we have to come out and show them that we are not happy about the measures imposed by the go

and we will re-evaluate next year to see how the veil prophet serves its community over the next yearo handling race relations in your city. st. louis has a deep and complicated history of racial tension and segregation. you have championed cutting $4 million of police funding, yet the murder rate in 2020 was the highest it has been in half a century. how will these cuts help usher in a new era of racial reckoning for your city while also protecting the neighborhoods of color that have felt neglected? >> reverend al, when i ran for office i ran on a promise to put the public back in public safety. the $4 million we took from vacant positions that hadn't been filled for decades going towards victims support services which can reduce further crime from happening. it went towards our civil rights enforcement agenies so they can do more affirmative litigation to help people who have issues with civil rights in our city, and we are going to -- we're going to make sure that we're deploying the right professional to the right call because studies done here in st. louis show that up to 50% of

but again, where the prophet?han: our director has just let me know that la liga will be on espn, and the premier league on nbc, so take your pick. tom: maria tadeo is directing the show? jonathan: maria tadeo is in my ear, tom. tom: she knows la liga. is that italy? jonathan: that is spain, tom. seria is italy. you know this. taylor knows, too. we advanced 0.2%. bond yields higher by a basis point. 1.2350% on tens. this is bloomberg. "bloomberg surveillance -- this is bloomberg. ♪ jonathan: live from new york city, for our audience worldwide on tv and radio, looking for more gains this morning. one hour away from the opening. equities with a lift. futures are positive. advancing nine points. into the bond market, the first thing you look at every single morning on the bloomberg screen. 1.24 on 10. tom: i do not. jonathan: what is the first thing you reach for? tom: i look at the baseball scores. i want to see what the padres did. jonathan: i'm talking about the bloomberg. tom: i checked the bloomberg for the base

look at the prophets. chris: there have been a lot of concerns about the industry.ok at the results from yesterday and volkswagen today, you wonder to some extent, what crisis? i think what has to be taken into account is the timing has shifted. both slant does and volkswagen worn it still could become an issue and way on earnings the second half of the year. we will watch that space. guy: these are strong numbers come at the market reflecting surprise on the upside. stocks trading up over 6%. volkswagen is having a strong year. we have seen a huge uptick in the beginning of the year when we have the volkswagen sacco that came out. -- the volkswagen saga that came out, highlighting what tesla has done. now we see the evidence of that. the numbers are coming through strongly. is this sustainable? is this something volkswagen can continue to do, drive the profitability, drive the cash flow through the energy transition? >> i think investors will get critical updates next week to see if volkswagen can continue this performance. on tuesday volkswagen will unveil their n

, and this week, this month, a scholarship fund gets all the prophets. again, made in the usa, great gear, and as always, unlike leo terrell, freedom matters. "gutfeld!" next. >> what do you think, joy? >> it's all political, and i know that republicans -- i did not know it was the 1850s. i mean, we are entering what i see as a new version of the dark ages. >> greg: you mean 1854, when the republican party was formed to oppose slavery? [applause] ♪ ♪

, a scholarship fund gets all the prophets. again, made in the usa, great gear, and as always, unlike leo terrell, freedom matters. "gutfeld!" next. >> what do you think, joy? >> it's all political, and i know that republicans -- i did not know it was the 1850s. i mean, we are entering what i see as a new version of the dark ages. >> greg: you mean 1854, when the republican party was formed to oppose slavery? [applause] ♪ ♪ happy free friday, everyone. almost the weekend, or what kat likes to call a two day blackout. speaking of, lisa boothe is back on the show. quite an achievement, given -- [applause] sure, why not. while go, somebody had a problem back there. i guess we should be grateful given her and kat's commute to the studio today. you think that is bad, you should see the park. chicks. a sexist would say that. so, you know what i love more than world peace, red wine, and light bondage? a poll on americans trust in the media is like injecting adorable puppies into my waiting veins, and lo and behold, we got one. new gal

capitalism is the pen demons that causes so much of the suffering exclusive protect the people or the prophet episode, one of all, hail the lockdown analogy. era. we understand the differences and similarities of culture across the world. no matter why you call out to 0 will bring you the news and current affairs. ah ah, it's $100.00 g m t. i'm can all santa maria and these are the headlines lebanon's prime minister designate solitary or is once again stepped aside. after failing to form a new government, the countries been without a functioning cabinet for 9 months and is facing an unprecedented economic crisis. in a 100 reports from barrett, a long political struggle has just become more difficult to resolve. lebanon's prime minister designate sad, and hetty has been locked in a 9 months power. struggle with president michelle, our own has failed to form his 4th governments. that's not a 100 res. i met with the president and he demanded what i deem is substantial change to the formation of the government. i suggested to the president if he needed more time to consider my proposal, but he sa

isn't that prophetic? at that time, the virus had not hit us in the midwest and all and my state of the state title was open for business. we were the only state that did not close a single business, never defined what an essential business was because frankly, i didn't believe governors had the authority to tell you your business wasn't essential. we did not shelter-in-place, we just trusted people and in south dakota, we have the least amount of hours lost by any worker in the country, the least amount of wages lost by any worker in the country, the least amount of is this is closed because of the pandemic. our unemployment is 2.9% and we have the fastest growing gdp rate in the country at 9.9%. [applause] thousands of people are moving to south dakota. they are not moving because of our weather. they are moving because they want to be like us. they want to live somewhere where the government respects them. in our state, we just did what conservatives have always said they believed we just did and we pro

capitalism is the pandemic that causes so much of the suffering. explosives, protect the people, or the prophet episode, one of the all hail the lockdown analogy. 0 ah, i'm hello. he didn't go home with the headlines and al jazeera south africa. policemen, as there is warning food supplies could run ice if leasing and violence continues. soldiers have been deployed in provinces right across the country. they're responding to days of unrest triggered by high unemployment, worsening economic conditions. cool, with 19 locked ends and the jailing, the former president jacobs boomer at least 19 people have been killed. hundreds more, arrested for me. the miller is in alexandra township. in johannesburg. she says the riots are brought into a wider show of discontent against inequality. the coven 19 lockdown in the last few months has worse than the situation in areas just like this is a radio high unemployment rate. 32 percent nationally. but amongst young people that goes up to 42 percent, people between the ages of $15.55. and now we're seeing the impact of that level of unemployment in places like

it is actually quite prophetic because this was shot months before the pandemic, but it really does show a health system at breaking point, and it has had very good reviews so far. earlier this evening, we had a film for my dutch director who was last here in 2016 with a film that shocked and impressed critics in equal measure, i would say, because of its sexual content. sexual content is also present in this film, albeit in a very different form because the action takes place in a convict, where a non-follows her calling to become a bride of christ, except she gets a bit distracted on the way by another passion in the form of a young woman. this film was actually inspired by a book published in the 1980's, and that brooke was based on a true story. it is looking good for its chances. >> we tend to associate a festival like this with independent tour cinema, not necessarily family-friendly features, but you have been checking out an animated film that is also competing the big prizes this year. >> yes, one that could be shown to people of all ages, i think. this comes from an israeli dir

that is not prophetic for who will get the nomination, but it does tell us about one major wing of the republican party and where they're leaning right now. >> yeah, matt, a group at cpac is distributing cards with a seven-point plan for reinstated president trump in, quote, days not years. the plan involves somehow installing trump as speaker and then ousting biden and harris.id i mean, it is absolutely bananas. i don't need to tell you that. your sense of how mainstream this idea isin within the republican party, and what it is going to take to extricate that idea. >> well, i think at this point in time, you can replace the c that stands for conservative with crazy because that's what this has become in this. i was thinking the other day, what are conservative values today? if this is what it represents, i thought conservative values stood for integrity, honestly, thegr constitution, our democra and all that. this party and the cpac representing the gop today, no longer stands forop any of that. if abraham lincoln, teddy roosevelt, ike eisenhower or ronald reagan showed up to the mee

he'd seen me in "the prophet." he was preparing first film "the eagle of the night." he offered me a role, and that is how it started. >> kevin mcdonnell is the director of "the mauritanian." for the role of marmadu, the production team are looking for nafta who spoke french, english -- looking for an actor who spoke french, english and arabic. how different is it filming and another leg was? -- language? >> learning english was something i had been working on and continue to work on, but at the time i did not speak classic arabic, and learning it was very complicated. so, yes, filming in a different language is, i am not sure how to explain it, but the vibrations are not the same. the face moves differently, and therefore, so does the body. then the emotions follow all of this. it's like becoming someone else. >> it's recommended you wear a hijab. with that incidents of inmates spitting at female lawyers. >> you represent the head recruiter for 9/11. >> the mauritanian in guantÁnamo. he recruited thse -- theuys who flew the planes into the tower. >> get in there as q

since then, her crop yields and the prophet having creek monday, in addition to fami, has recently established a 2nd business. she sells traditional textiles in the communities around her village. glenda. i used to have a 2 or 3 bucks the eco was things i started using the knock, it's 7 to 8 bucks, but enough for lunch to learn how to inoculate feeds during a training session conducted by the local company green e f. today the farmers engine, jodi cool. also taking thought to ensure that the method is simple. the seeds us dead together with water and sugar before dried because of the cheese, but curia added bacteria keep pass away. each scalp, the seed must be moist once dried. the luckily to seeds must be sewn as precise distances to one another. thanks to this method, the farmer's no longer have to use chemical pesticides. more than 500 farmers have been trained by the company so far. mohammad, the cheaper came up with the idea of the training sessions he actually studied business, but soon switch to actually cultural philosophy. his team instruct the farmers and how to run the farms in more

he was known for his controversial caricatures of islam's prophet muhammad in 2005.he cartoonist sparked protests around the world some of which turned deadly. he narrowly survived an assassination attempt, and lived with bodyguards for the last 15 years of his life. 60,000 pilgrims flocked to mount arafat, on the second day of the scaled-back hajj pilgrimage. it is a requirement to be performed once-in-a-lifetime. prior to the pandemic, as many as 2.5 million pilgrims took part. 12 million people in australia's two largest cities are testate under covid-19 restrictions for the next five days. melbourne extended its lockdown despite only five new cases. 98 cases are recorded in sydney, which has entered its fourth week of lockdown. england has lifted most pandemic restrictions, despite surging infections and criticism from medical experts. the mandate for wearing masks and social distancing rules has been scrapped. the british government on monday says it expects hospitalizations and deaths to increase, but at a lower rate compared to january's peak thanks to high va

if you know your bible, that's from jeremiah who was a very gloomy kind of prophet. and he was the sort of prophet that said to israel you've fallen away from god, you need to straighten up or else judgment is coming. and that kind of sermon became very common in new england too starting in the, say, 1670s, 1680, early 1700s. the pastors would say you've fallen away from your first love, you've fallen away from that original mission of the founding puritan generation in the 1630s, and you need to turn around, turn back to god and renew your devotion to the lord. now, how reflective this is of actual reality on the, i mean, had the people really turned away from god? it's sort of hard to know how to measure that. hard, obviously, to judge people's hearts. but there is some evidence that at least new england is becoming more diverse, not just exclusively puritan. you may remember that we talked about that in the 1690s england started requiring massachusetts to tolerate other kinds of protestants. not just puritans, but now you have to tolerate quakers and baptists and

since then, her crops yield and the prophet having creak. monday, in addition to the bombing has recently established a 2nd business. she sells traditional textile in the communities around her village, glenda. and i used to have a 2 or $3.00 per acre, sees i started using the knock lines. it's 7 to 8 bus but not so long to learn how to inoculate feeds during a training session conducted by the local company green e f. today the farmers engine, jodi cool. also taking part the method is simple like the seeds of dead together with water and sugar before dried. it will be here but added bacteria keep pass away. each cow p. c must be moist once dried, the knuckles to seeds must be sewn at precise distances to one another. thanks to this method, the farmers no longer have to use chemical pesticides. more than 500 farmers have been trained by the company so far. mohammad, the cheaper came up with the idea for the training sessions. he actually studied business, but soon switch track the cultural philosophy. his team instruct the farmers and how to

thought to have been made in the 13th century, but some of the panels, including this one of the prophetearlier than the others because they are different in style. now, using a new technique, scientists have confirmed that not only are they much older but they may well be among the oldest in the world. it's only come to light now because of this device called a windowlizer. it was developed by science to be used on location without damaging the glass. is trying a beam under the service which causes the material inside to radiate. this radiation contains a chemicalfingerprint from this radiation contains a chemical fingerprint from which the researcher worked out its age. the researcher worked out its ace. ~ . the researcher worked out its me, . ., , ., 4' the researcher worked out its aie, . ., , ., 4' ., age. we have been working on this detective _ age. we have been working on this detective story _ age. we have been working on this detective story for - age. we have been working on this detective story for some l this detective story for some time, putting all the pieces in place, an

you control the witness ♪ ♪ i'll leave you lonely don't monkey with the business ♪ ♪ you play the prophetspromise but i don't believe it that's why i've done it again ♪ ♪ no-no-notorious ♪torious ♪ that that's why i've done ♪ no-no-notorious ♪ that'shy i've done it again ♪ ♪ that's why i've done it again ♪ ♪ no-no-notorious ♪ ♪ yeah that's why i've done it again ♪ ♪ yeah that's why i've done it again ♪ ♪ notorious no-no-notorious ♪ ♪ yeah, that's why i've done it again ♪ ♪ notorious one, two, three, four ♪ >> so fun. so fun to listen to. that's the title track off their fourth studio album, 1986 it came out "notorious." but now we're looking ahead. just like the guys said, we have roger and simon live in london they don't look back we look forward to their new record, their 15th, "future past." we're going to get a sg off it and chat more with the guys. duran duran'music here coming s when it comes to flooring, i'm hard to please. so, i go to floor & decor where they don't just know the difference between products, they live for it. from american hardwood to spanish porcelain to italian ma

the prophet says your majesty, it is you. >> you had all the power, you took something away from someoned his wife with disdain and lack of reverenreve. >> david is terrifies and he knows that god knows. he's not only committed adultey but he committed murder. he disregards public outrage and fo forces her to marry him. >> if you go back and read all these biblical stories, you will see all of these guys have a lot of wives and they all have a lot of kids. ultimately, the significance of the story is that david's personal family, his house is no longer going to have any piece in it. david is going to be engaged in war in his family's relations, there is always going to be war. lash impact goes sky high. lash sensational sky high mascara from maybelline new york. limitless length plus volume. sensational from every angle. lash sensational sky high mascara. only from maybelline new york. i've been telling everyone... the secret to great teeth is having healthy gums. keep yours healthy with crest advanced gum restore. it's clinically proven to detoxify below the gumline. and, it restores by

satirical magazine has been in the spotlight many times over its caricatures, one of them betraying the prophet mohammad led to a series of deadly islamist attacks back in 2015. however, her shirt didn't to pick the profit. instead, it showed a kiss between a cartoonist and a muslim preacher, caption, love is stronger than hate. moreover, while the authorities and major media outlets did not name the victim or give any specific details, bloggers, an activist did identify her 13 year old. how tuned tash? she's sent to a fled turkey after renouncing islam for christianity, and was regularly seen preaching in hyde park. previously, the woman was escorted by police from the park for fear of attacks against her, and even banned from speaker's corner after a number of threats. the following video shows another incident from last year. again, a warning, you may find the images upsetting the police in london or warning against making any premature conclusions over the reason behind the stopping. i would of people not to speculate on the motive for the attack until we have established the full facts we

obviously in the spotlight many times because of the caricature, the prince, one of them tried the prophet mohammed and led to series of dead leaves. mister taxed this back in 2015, but the shirt on this occasion did not depict the profit and said it showed a kiss between the cartoonist an a buzz lim preacher with the caption, love is stronger than hate. now much of the media coverage about this is other focus solely on the father. she was wearing a shadow shirt. all that it was a woman who was attacked in hyde park. london's man has been criticized for not even acknowledging the incidence. if a woman is stepped in hyde park, in mayor of london, sunday, con doesn't mention, it didn't even happen. so city con, i thought speakers corner was a place where debate and critique could take place freely. why haven't you condemned the atrocious stabbing in the park yesterday? a little quiet on this latest land and standing said you can hopefully cylinder the warning again, making any premature conclusions of the reason behind the stopping. i would of people not to speculate on the motive for the at

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