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pastor robert jeffress. o much. >> robert: thank you. >> lou: in our online poll we asked you less than four days into drum's presidency, do you have greater confidence that president donald trump will succeed in making america great again? 89% to be said that you do. yes. time for a few of your comments. renee tweeted us we finally have a pro life process again, we are loving it. wehearing from you. email me, follow me on twitter, or go to our facebook page, links to everything found at loudobbs.com. we thank you for being with us tonight. good night from new york. a immigration news to come. we will see you then. >> bill: "the o'reilly factor" is on tonight. >> you wanted to deport the people here, each and everyone are entitled to due process, and it would take decades to do that and gazillions of dollars and the courts would block you at every turn. >> bill: that was a year and a half ago. now, it looks like the trump administration will not be deporting the dreamers. if you are an illegal alien who has c

pastor robert jeffress. thanks so much. >> robert: thank you. >> lou: in our online poll we asked you less than four days into drum's presidency, do you have greater confidence that president donald trump will succeed in making america great again? 89% toe sa that you do. yes. time for a few of your comments. renee tweeted us we finally have a pro life process again, we are loving it. we love hearing from you. email me, follow me on twitter, or go to our facebook page, links to everything found at loudobbs.com. we thank you for being with us tonight. good night from new york. >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." journalists weren't able to keep donald trump out of the white house, but they would like to keep some of his representatives out of the pre press. nyu journalism professor said they ought to stop interviewing kellyanne conway on the grounds that she lies too much. elite daily defended the idea of banning conway, writing this on twitter... he joins us now. thanks for coming

joining me is pastor robert jeffress. i counted several references to god.ut more than just specific references. there were some implied references. the hand of god to the creator. and am i right about that? >> i think you are exactly right about that. i have gotten to know donald trump over the last two years. and people ask me about his faith. and i never share my personal interactions with the president. but i can tell you his faith is very real, it's very important to him, but it's also very personal to him. i think one of the great ironies of history is a willon air from new york named donald j. trump may turn out to be the most faith friendly president in history. >> you know, the truth is 459 so many groups, whether it's conservative christians or any other group that is -- they tend to get marginalized. once a politician gets elected.e do you expect, you know, that the conservative christians wilt be one of those groups. if so how do you hold the president's feet to the fire? there are a lot of people out there in that march yesterday in d.c. who are

we know that the pastor delivering the certainly man, robert jeffress, told mr.t to be the 45th president of the united states long before the first primary vote was cast. he was told this is history in the making. donald trump smiling, waving a little bit here. it is interesting, nora. i don't know that you can hear it or that he is we can hear protesters just about a block away who have been out here through the duration of the service. donald trump waving to the media saying, thank you. we see the extended first family streaming out as well, donald jr. and the others. we know pictures were posted talking about divine inspiration. robert jeffress saying that he believes god has selected donald trump to be the 45th president of the united states. mike pence there, a man who takes his faith very seriously, walking out now hand in hand with his wife. he was actually the first of the two to arrive before 8:30 this morning. kellyanne conway also now walking out wearing that red hat behind them and some of the fop advisers to the trump team. steve ban non, reince pri

the sermon being delivered by a name of reverence robert jeffress.from the first baptist church in dallas, texas. he's a controversial figure for the comments he made in the past, about islam, describing it as an evil religion. and about gays, saying it's a filthy lifestyle. and mormonism, saying it was a cult. i talked to the reverend before the service began. he said the criticism is unwarranted. it's wrong. his views are the same as tens of millions of evangelicals in this country, who voted for donald trump. he said he loves everybody. he doesn't hate anyone. nonetheless, that's one controversial element on this day for donald trump on a day that's intended to be the theme of unity, that there is a figure speaking out in one of his first official acts on this day. it is viewed divisive by so many people. matt? >> when the prayer service is over, peter, we will come back to you for more on this. as you can see, i think we had a picture up a second ago, the crowd. and chuck mentioned this, slowly growing outside of the capitol, where the swearing-i

robert jeffress, a senior pastor at the first baptist church in dallas.to say, pastor? >> i am not going to lecture him. i am going to compare them to another great leader at god's chose 2500 years ago to restore the nation of israel. it is interesting, bill, god didn't choose a politician or a priest, he chose a builder and interestingly, he told him to bd jerusalem to protect the citizens. so, i'm going to use that story as an example of why god blesses leaders and i wanted to be a tremendous encouragement to our great new president and vice president. >> bill: all right, for those who are not bible literate, he was a regular guy, all right, so, this is an old testament story. and if so, god appeared to him and wanted him to do what? what was the endgame for nehemiah? >> the country had been in bondage for years in babylon. the infrastructure shambles. god said to nehemiah, the first after rebuilding the nation is to secure the nation with a border to keep the enemies out. >> bill: to give the babylonians out and the other people. >> the ammonites and t

for prejudice, there was this church service before all of the ceremonies began where reverend robert jeffressrmon. this is a pastor who has invoked pedophilia when discussed islam and called mormonism a cult. recognize those two. this speaks to the discomfort we saw on the streets. it is also the people around who he feels comfortable and who he attracts and associates with. when you are talking about controversial reference, whether it be it immigrants or the gay lesbian community. people who fear going back five years or a decade as it relates to their rights for health care and ability to marry, that is something that raises large flags. whether he personally takes that stance or not. they judge you by the company you keep. you are going to get in trouble as well. there is a real frustration or a fear of not just himself but who he has around. >> that could be indicative of the crowds he saw yesterday. nobody from this women's march that started on the facebook page expected what we saw yesterday. not just in washington, d.c. but in anchorage, alaska and fairbanks and in paris, france. in,

president trump and members of his team this morning, heard a sermon there by pastor robert jeffress,y well-known preacher who is hit by media critics after that. the international business times described him as "anti-muslim" and "anti-gay" ." he joins us now with his answer to that. pastor, good to have you with us today. let's start off with what you did this morning and what you talked about. a passage in the bible that you think described it donald trump. >> the message was " when god choose a leader" ." i saw a lot of similarities between donald trump and a leader that god chose who is a builder named nehemiah and god told him to build a wall around. mr. trump got a big kick out of that. my god blessed me. what i was trying to do is encourage, not only president trump, but his cabinet and vice president pence. >> martha: a lot of people found it curious. there were others that might have been a better fit for the evangelical community. he managed to get the vote in a stronger way than any others dead in the primaries. >> the reason i supported him, by the way, it was a year ago

it will be reverend robert jeffress, a southern baptist from down in dallas, texas, but also one whoas made a lot of inflammatory and controversial remarks about other religions, about the lbgt community over the course of the last couple years. that said, they say, look, his message will be one of unification, one backing the trump family from the very beginning, one is very respected and thought very highly of inside the trump operation. that's why he's here today. as for the sermon, it will be titled "when got chooses a leader." at the construction of it, the story of nehemiah who built a wall around jerusalem to help protect the city. that will be at the center of the sermon. should be about an hour long before they head back over to the white house for that tea with the obamas. but everybody that you would expect to be here is here, and this is kind of a tradition that we've seen pretty much consistently since 1933. president-elect trump continuing that today. >> the reverend indeed very controversial, runs a 12,000-member mega church in dallas. we should point out, he has said

robert jeffress, the senior pastor of the first baptist church in dallas.hen god chooses a leader. he calls trump his friend, he's not going to be lecturing him, he's going to be encouraging him as a friend. but he's going to be making comparisons, drawing comparisons to the old testament figure by nehemiah. he sees the parallels between nehemiah who faced a lot of criticism and donald trump who is facing criticism but doesn't see trump as acquiescing to the pressure. it controversy. dr. jeffress has said inflammatory things about islam including it's an evil religion that promotes pedophilia. we don't know what's going on inside the church though. i think all of us are dying to know. there are no cameras inside the church. so right now we're just watching from outside of the church. st. john's church as the rain starts to come down. >> we did see the entire trump family join him as well. there's the president-elect signing the guest book. thanking the amazing staff at blair house for their hospitality. of course, the outgoing president president obama than

robert jeffress makes a welcome return to new york city. happy new year. >> this is dreadful.can't understand why our administration in the united states of america, the judeo-christian country found stone it christian principles doesn't do something about it. >> president obama and john kerry have blood on their hands for this. muslims are the number one persecutor of christians. it's not because christians are going around saying turn the other cheek. what muslims hate is historically christians have been the jewish best friend. it's all over who is the rightful possessor of the holy land. the quran says it's the descendants of ishmael. stuart: president obama failed to veto a measure in the u.n. that says they are in wrongful possession of israel. >> this land has been inhabited by jewish people for thousands of years. stuart: do you think barack obama tilted towards muslims? >> i'm not one of those who says he's a closet muslim. i don't know who he is. but islam has had a big influence on his life. his far it and stepfather. i think obama thinks muslims are the ones being