i wanted to ask you about the president's tweet in which he called pastor robert jeffers a wonderful man. and given there are 70 million american catholic, why would he say that about somebody who is so viciously anti-catholic? >> i am not aware of robert jeffers being anti-catholic, but i nknow that he engages with th catholics in his home state on a regular basis to participate in events such as the march for life, and those are the only actions that i have seen him participate in, and so i could not comment any further on that front. >> and sarah, one tof the acts f civil discourse is for people in the discussion to acknowledge when they have is made misstatements, and there is a pattern in the white house, a wand the president when they make misstatements they are not corrected. for example, the chief of staff came out here to the podium, and mischaracterized the speech by a congresswoman given that the fbi building dedication, and why won't the chief of staff or you right now acknowledge that it was a mischaracterization, and correct the record? >> i don't believe that general k

how religious leaders should respond to this is someone who wrote a book about it, he is pastor robert jefferss book is out, it's excellent, "a place called heaven." can you possibly find a way to make sense of evil like this, evil that we can't even figure out a motive to yet? >> i think we have to avoid pat answers to question like this but what we can say with absolute certainty is what thebu bible says with certainty. first of all, evil is a reality, the president touched on that yesterday. jesus talked about it 2,000 years ago. he said satan is real, he's the author of evil, he's a liar and a murderer. even though evil is real and the stranglehold on the world is real, it's also temporary. the great hope in the bible is the one day the lord is going to return, he's going to defeat evil and that hope of heaven is powerful enough to extinguish the horrors of las vegas. >> brian: 58 families wondering why their son, daughter, husband or wife is dead because they wanted to go see a country music concert andy when they hear there's evil in the world, that's not good enough, what do you say to

i wanted to ask you about the president's tweet in which he called pastor robert jeffers a wonderful man. given there are 70 million catholic libs, why would he say that injure. >> i'm not aware of him being anti-catholic. i know he engages with the catholics in his home state on the regular basis to participate in events like the march for life. those are the only actions i've seen him participate in so i couldn't comment any further on that. brian? >> thank you. one of the aspects for civil discourse is for people under discussion to acknowledge when they've made misstatements, and there is a pattern in this white house and with the president that when they make misstatements, those are not corrected. for example, the chief of staff came out here at this podium and mischaracterized the speech by a congresswoman given at an fbi building dedication. why won't the chief of staff or you right now acknowledge that that was a mischaracteration and correct the record? >> i don't believe that general kelly mischaracterized. he gave his account of what took place. general kelly and his fami

i wanted to ask you about the president's detail ee's tweet called pastor robert jeffers -- why would he say that to somebody who's so viciously anti-catholic? >> i'm not aware of senator jeffers being anti-catholic, i know he engages with the catholics in his home state to participate in events like the march for life. those are the only actions i have seen him participate in so i couldn't comment on that. >> sarah, thank you. one of the aspects of civil discourse is for people in the discussion to acknowledge when they have made misstatements, and there's a pattern in this white house and with the president when they make misstatements those are not corrected. for example, the chief of staff came out here at this podium and mischaracterized a speech by a congresswoman, given at an f fbi -- >> i don't believe that general kelly mischaracterized. he gave his account of what took place, general kelly and his family have made the ultimate sacrifice for our country. i think he's led with honor and integrity. i think he's doing a great job as chief of staff and i don't think he has anythi

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