timothy suckow. >> what did you think when you found this out?s local. >> he was working at irs environmental, an asbestos removal company. >> they don't drive around in white vans by any chance? >> i checked that list, and lo and behold, irs environmental was one of the companies that owned the vehicle that matched our vehicle in the video. >> well, well, well, what were the chances. timothy suckow must have been the man in black in this video, running for dear life toward the equally mysterious white van. they looked him up. he lived in the suburbs. a wife, kids, his house was ten miles from the murder scene. >> we had the s.w.a.t. team waiting because we didn't want to take him at his house. potential of firearms. >> but when suckow and another man left the house, police moved in. police photographed suckow's many tattoos. >> mr. suckow is a hardened prison-type individual. very large man, 275 pounds of solid muscle. >> the interview began, detectives made no bones about it. they thought they had suckow dead to rights. >> today is the day to h

is this an attempt to root out timothy mcveighs who wear the uniform? >> it's an ongoing struggle.ment in a national security position i had to swear that i was not a member of a violent extremist organization. and i agree in order to be committed to that, that meant by opposing those views, that meant i was allowed to be considerr -- considered for a national security position. it's pane ongoing process. we have been updating for 2021 and it is needed to update. >> what about the idea that, you know, if uncle sam tries to prevent membership in certain groups among the troops, that it is scweching their free speech rights. they don't give up all rights as americans because they wear the uniform. >> that's why i agree with joel on this, why the military has not barred membership in groups or any distinction based on your political leanings. what is important is what you do, not what you believe, and how you act. whether for the first time what you say on social media can be held against you. i think this goes a long way to striking a balance. we'll see if they work. my problem is th

second timothy four: seven. by the good fight, finish the course, keep the faith. that is a verse, in my judgment, directed toward america. we are people of action, we are not windy city people, we are americans. we are not timid, we are americans. we will fight for those things that really matter. keep faith with the principles that made america the greatest country ever. we will hold true to those concepts. if we do that, we are going to be ok. we are going to win the midterm election. [applause] and we are going to stay focused on the values that make america special. chief among those is defending and protecting the first amendment. god bless you all, have a merry christmas, thank you very much. [applause] ♪ >> get c-span on the go, watch the days biggest political events live or on-demand any time, anywhere on our new mobile app, c-span now. listen to c-span radio and discover new cast or free postop download c-span now today. >> president biden announced new actions the federal government is taking to protect americans from the omicron variant including incre

second timothy four: seven. by the good fight, finish the course, keep the faith.hat is a verse, in my judgment, directed toward america. we are people of action, we are not windy city people, we are americans. we are not timid, we are americans. we will fight for those things that really matter. keep faith with the principles that made america the greatest country ever. we will hold true to those concepts. if we do that, we are going to be ok. we are going to win the midterm election. [applause] and we are going to stay focused on the values that make america special. chief among those is defending and protecting the first amendment. god bless you all, have a merry christmas, thank you very much. [applause] ♪ >> my mama like to that one. my mama be like, look at my baby. my baby done did something with his life. she was a little concerned about me. in high school in college. but it is good to be with you here in phoenix, arizona. he almost seem a little tired. did something happen last night in phoenix, arizona? did you make sure you were in bed? got a full eight

timothy, i was so excited. he's such a talented actor.alamet. that was harrowing. >> stephen: sure, the bone structure. >> yeah. >> stephen: the bone structure alone. >> us in the two shots, oooh, who's that, your coach? ( laughter ) disprnches. >> stephen: um, the holidays are coming up, news flash. >> uh-huh. >> stephen: are there lawrence family traditions that you -- especially now that perhaps you might have someone else you might be celebrating christmas with in the near future that you would want to share with us? >> i mean, we didn't really have any traditions growing up is that you have no christmas traditions. do you have a tree? >> yeah, the tree. you know what was really annoying growing up, we would wake up and be like, it's christmas! but my parents didn't set up the night before. >> stephen: what? ometimes, i think like if they had a late night, they would be, like, we need to make sure santa got everything, and we would be sitting at the top of the stairs going -- come on! >> stephen: santa came whenever mom and dad woke u

second timothy four: seven. by the good fight, finish the course, keep the faith.hat is a verse, in my judgment, directed toward america. we are people of action, we are not windy city people, we are americans. we are not timid, we are americans. we will fight for those things that really matter. keep faith with the principles that made america the greatest country ever. we will hold true to those concepts. if we do that, we are going to be ok. we are going to win the midterm election. [applause] and we are going to stay focused on the values that make america special. chief among those is defending and protecting the first amendment. god bless you all, have a merry christmas, thank you very much. [applause] ♪ >> c-span's online store, c-span products, pillows, books, and accessories. there is something for every c-span fan. every purchase helps a nonprofit organization. shop now or anytime at c-spansh op.org. >> next week, starting sunday summer 26, watch the special author series. on sunday, journalist jonathan author. monday, former democratic turned independent

second timothy four: seven. by the good fight, finish the course, keep the faith. that is a verse, in my judgment, directed toward america. we are people of action, we are not windy city people, we are americans. we are not timid, we are americans. we will fight for those things that really matter. keep faith with the principles that made america the greatest country ever. we will hold true to those concepts. if we do that, we are going to be ok. we are going to win the midterm election. [applause] and we are going to stay focused on the values that make america special. chief among those is defending and protecting the first amendment. god bless you all, have a merry christmas, thank you very much. [applause] ♪ [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> c-span offers a variety of podcasts. weekdays come up washington today gives you the latest from the nations capital. every week we have in-depth interviews with writers about their latest works. look at how issues of t

currently in hiding from the taliban. timothy is unheard. voices. projects. the thing is leading belgium engineers left dismayed as the government decides to close all nuclear reactors within the next 3 years, even though atomic lunch generate almost all the countries electricity.

judge timothy holroyde said he was satisfied with a pledge from the united states that assange wouldnot be held in a maximum security prison in colorado. outside the court, supporters rallied for assange's release, warning his extradition would be a major blow to press freedom worldwide. we'll have the latest on assange's case after headlines. we will speak with one of his lawyers as well as his brother. this comes two days after secretary of state antony blinken addressed the white house's virtual summit of democracy, where he announced u.s. efforts to support independent journalism and reporters targeted for their work. on thursday, president joe biden welcomed venezuelan opposition leader juan guaido to the summit rather than venezuelans democratically elected president nicolÁs maduro. >> we're convinced we can save democracy and therefore save venezuela. something the bad guys are winning but i think it is the opposite. amy: the biden administration continues to recognize guaido as venezuela's leader. that is despite his involvement in failed coup attempt in 2019. his failed bid

paying for >> this is where my stepdad and my mother and my daughter were >> reporter: parents like timothyt his home and job >> it's hard on me right now. >> reporter: a father of two, his wish list right now is simple. >> just my kids to be happy. that's all i want. >> reporter: for his daughter lily these donated toys do help >> it's really nice. >> it showed me that somebody cares i mean, even though i can't do it right now somebody's out there to help them >> reporter: no doubt much of mayfield is grateful for these santa-size sacks of toys, but also something else >> i was blessed to be able to hug these two that night so >> reporter: the gift of family. >> that's perfect. >> reporter: of community. pulling together during the toughest of times. >> it's just a small high school football town that always comes together on friday, but now it's like every single day is friday night here. >> yes >> everybody being good >> reporter: that includes this friday night, christmas eve and beyond joe fryer, nbc news. >> that is the true spirit of this holiday. well, when we come back, a special h

to timothy a young guy, and he said that fight the good fight, finish the course and finish and keep the faith i think thathe represents the attitude americans have. >> you've a few more minutes to make a close, his brilliant interview process did i leave anything out predict but more importantly, we believe in all americans, it is love your neigs as yourselves, we love everybody not just democrats and republicans and what is your call that everybody listening here, what unites us all as children of god and made in the image of god. what unites us and what is your call unto everybody to everybody over so we can have a winning agenda and that means that you do have to make some pics and what you call the people to unify around. >> i think the constitution. and what i see happening to the first amendment, playboy said and freedom of speech and all critically important that all men assaulted by the left and tl congregation at cannot read on a sunday mornings and that is ccrazy. and i gave this speech about six or seven months ago, the new mexico republican party, because they had to go

i was so happy to see that you had timothy snyder, professor snyder on. have been studying his work. i think he's been a salient voice to really point out how dangerous these times are. >> i'm glad you mentioned some, quote-unquote, progressive voices who jumped on this band wagon. you often hear from more conservative centris times square and also some republicans who say the left has become too damn woke and they are losing elections because of it. i spoke to tom nicoles the never trumper from the atlantic about that last week. >> the objection i keep raising is that if you're trying to build a coalition of ordinary voters who are not no matter whether you think they should or not are not going to sit through a graduate seminar in race and gender, who are not as plugged in every day to the political discourse the way people like you and i might be, you are going to lose elections. >> what i find so amazing about that argument is that if that were in fact the fear you wouldn't see republicans gerrymandering to ensure they can win elections even when they

ah ah ah, the nice jaga timothy and a fine i've been to be, i mean, not as well as the mother need go lazy. im guinea, i'll give shall we pick up in that in talk was friday night. we've read even exist any any bigger didn't end up lose local boy who called me i will more it was yet night idea. you know very well we got got one of my i shiki negotiate a guy, lima. i think i did it in at the mirabelle. give me a finally, i think i did to the young man to kill or go pneumonia when i say dia, montana, we and i mean geek de leon's, m, william allowable, i believe mother died down began owl harrington when i got what if, what is your buy soon, wall, i'll get into another corner if what he said as soon as she got guide, you buy a book and i've been doing it, will it will, is yours when i'm unable to mika and had him in a city near san van method. manella isn't that nice numbers under some enough? well, if it is, and if i mean, i don't, if i met with you on a president le ledger english was missing belinda for worth on her ankle. him if you call me back, or if uncle mushy, we will finish hers

joining us now is timothy snydeh. he is professor of history at yale university. he's the author of "the invaluable guide on tyranny, 20 lessons from the 20th century." professor snyder, thank you so much for being here. it's always nice to see you, sir. >> glad to be with you. >> are you -- what do you make of russia and china being so overtly aggravated by president biden convening this summit? i assumed they would ignore it. they have been doing quite the opposite. >> i think it makes perfect sense. what mr. biden has done was to take away this idea that democracy is just there, it's just passive. that democracy takes itself for granted. for the past couple of decades, the russians and chinese have done very well in attacking the democracy as kind of a sitting target. they treat democracy as hypocritical. they point to the flaws in practice. the chinese point to call democracy a mess, it's chaotic, it will never last, and essentially for the last couple of decades we treated democracy as something that defends itself. this summit presents democracy as a value,

inspired by timothy's mother who loved christmas. >> used to decorate the house, made it wonderful forht children. >> reporter: for daughter's first christmas, it was tim's turn. by the numbers on the property, 686,811 lights linked by over eight miles of extension cords and on track to raise over half a million dollars for charity this year. been backdrop for marriage proposals, and the children no longer kids taken the lead. >> in the trees, that's me. >> reporter: lights to inspire generosity. >> last year collected about $81,000. >> reporter: the unionveil fire department collected to help people in the community. >> lot of times have nothing but pajamas on, we give them cash on the spot. >> reporter: light that burns bright after the season is gone. >> that was gilma avalos reporting. no word how much has been raised this year. >>> big gift from the warriors to their fans this christmas day. how they were able to deliver. next in sports. >>> big game today for the warriors, taking on the suns in phoenix. at stake, best record in the nba. warriors depleted. andrew wiggins, jordan p

were paul is talking to timothy and he says fight the good fight, finished the course, keep the faith that represents the attitude americans have ended a service will and will serve us well in the future. >> that's great. you have a few more minutes to make the close to anything i left out from this brilliant interview process here. >> you are good. i knew you were good. >> more important, we believe in all america, right? its love your neighbor as yourself. it's not meet love republican to democrat. >> we love everybody. what is your call to anybody listening, what unites us all as children of god and made in the image of god? what unites us? what you called everybody to an equity over so we can have a winning agenda? that means you get to make some -- what of it going to unify around that will hold us together? >> the constitution. i am so nervous about what i see happening to the first amendment. understand dave, your five liberties and the first amendment, right to practice safe, assemble, freedom of the press, freedom of speech. they are all critically important, they've all been

. >> timothy snyder, a professor at yale university, an author of the book on tyranny, which you can to its original form. professor, it's always a pleasure and an honor to have you. >> thank you very much. >> some of what professor timothy snyder is saying, they have rolled out just this, week new efforts to try and import independent media around the world. they are trying. we've got so far to go here at home right now. we'll be right back. we'll be right back. d pressure, a cold is not just a cold. unlike other cold medicines, coricidin provides powerful cold relief without raising your blood pressure be there for life's best moments with coricidin. now in sugar free liquid. one of my favorite supplements is qunol turmeric. turmeric helps with healthy joints and inflammation support. unlike regular turmeric supplements qunol's superior absorption helps me get the full benefits of turmeric. the brand i trust is qunol. [music: sung by craig robinson] ♪ i'm a ganiac, ganiac, check my drawers ♪ [sfx: sniffs / long exhale] ♪ and my clothes smell so much fresher than before ♪ ♪ yeah, ye

has a sec timothy, haven't even gotten a mentally eric do it and i can't ever see. so they are pretty bad 10 skin out. he said with a toss of homes. the minister of the editorials to have was still on use dealer was kelly is b. savannah, maybe houston i removed been sister was to they're still up missing the coffee whooping bauman. i on law in buffer for it, and her cough to whooping. so kiss varman familiar cust farming. vin island uniform . a city equal him to potter el from all to lower end from all put his love, a piloting put a cell and care got got it. put his ra mchaggard, got it. value your. this is northern pseudo shown peninsula the milady's la peninsula. that i'd embody that in familiar that he'd been on that enable that. he'd bully on was the slovak, so up a peninsula to do to in school for us. and then you ever move my dear click on. mm hm. i mean you will teach dad is gonna answer us from him . and miss paul con intense into class me i didn't discuss on again, bill condense because i'm from simply minute tank travail. so i x, scope us make up the stung

yes, i was a complete backup producer of the sheets shelf board chair timothy della a supposed to. so introduce going into the office. the other one is a question regarding the medical quote pretty than everything. i know i used to go to the collision. gotcha. oh yeah. was the reason why it was through snowboard 3, there was a room with a bar when i'm i did was i think will still select additionally she, we do give us one of them. we're still says yours to the house into the bug you think you can down bottom when the, when you bought or at the ocean all the way it's supposed to work for me. then see guy that i get those for some reason to spend that of what i'm looking to know. i'm, you know, i knew that i would says michelle naval them, you know, that are in some way text me that i would see when will the ocean floor is not on there. so he's on a fairly fish, the mckesson george model. cool. a full scope of devices, so you must, must voice. i'm going to get a little bit with my coach. it's ethan, where she was, but almost a huge physical investment. and if you can, when there's ne

ah, hello i mariam timothy and london, our main story this our us president joe biden has been holding a telephone call with his ukrainian counterpart. miss lensky show supports of the build up of russian military along its border. moscow mass, tens of thousands of troops, new ukraine, but the noise is preparing any sort of invasion might and held a similar call with the russian president vladimir putin earlier in the week. and warned of severe economic sanctions. in the case of an attack, russia says it's ukraine, that's failing to engage in a peace process. and it's accused kiev of moving heavy artillery towards the front line where government forces a fighting pro russian set purchase in the east. by gifts, from now with the support of nato countries, ukraine is being pumped full of weapons and cave is building up its contingent on the line of contact and don't bet the number of these 5 violations which have happened since it was signed in july 2020 is coming close 290000. the special monitoring mission to ukraine has registered the redeployment of heavy weapons, including high cali

as i thought about this week, the old scripture came to memory, second timothy 7, i have fought the goodve run the race, i have kept the faith. senator dole has fought the good fight, run the race. now i imagine him in the heavens, no longer limited by his earthly wounds, able to run again with speed and lightness and grace. or maybe, better yet, to rest in peace and satisfaction for a life well lived. thank you senator bob and thank you senator elizabeth for the honor of knowing you. to dear robin and the extended dole family, my deepest condolences and thank you for the privilege of a lifetime to speak here today. and now, i'll introduce a great friend of senator dole's and a great friend of this museum and this place, mr. tom hangs. hanks. -- hanks. >> good afternoon. which senator called. senator dole. answer the question. wonderful to see you, robin. the pacific ocean and the atlantic ocean. the two theaters of conflict. 48 states at the time and every american territory. totallying -- totaling now 50 states. and still a born part of america. to appreciate the life and accomplishmen

in closing, i'd like to leave you with this verse from timothy 3:16, one i keep close to my heart. all crip stir is -- scripture is breathe out by god for reproof, for correction, and for training and righteousness, that the man of god may be competent, equipped for every good work. thank you, mr. speaker, and i yield back the balance of my time. . the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from texas seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, i rise today to ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. >> i rise today to offer my deepest condolences and prayers to the families of darren johns and mark boswell who were tragically killed in a bush crash while traveling with the andrews high school band. darren, the band director, was an active member of the community. who dedicated his life to his faith. and his wife karen and family and friends and who invested in younger generations as a band director for over 30 years. he lent all his time a

this repetitive, i'm patrick timothy is professor of merit of medieval history at the university of armstrong under d. o. i dealt with champagne in my research work, but even more so through my family, i'm from this region and had been interested in it since i was a child to bridge law, he georgia, the region of champ anya was the 1st to obtain a controlled designation of origin certification in the 19 thirty's or tory. you can make sparkling wine from any variety but to be called champagne if it has to come from this soil and boast of the quality of our vines and grapes. a dental ship . i live on the when harvesting the grapes, we pick them by hand and bring them to the wine press la. that's where the champagne production process start. this probably gets from the shop by the sun, the we're standing at a wine for us. my father had built in 1967. it's a traditional line press. the one challenging thing is that you need to have strong men to fill it. we have 4000 kilograms of grapes in it at the moment when i press price, the great then level, as you said, to the zen, we add some yeast, and su

but what it, what is the strategy, timothy? what is the end gay ah, our strategic tucker, ah, the strategy ease of falling. it is very clear in symbol. in order to pneumonia, the crew ha, a distract people from gray near the oak. none of them in the military forces has until johnston ukraine. don russell, a few of the private army or the oligarch mala fav entered into the city of slavin and started this ukrainian war war. really a blood shed in the grange who lying as to that, who supported it with their equipment and vehicles relief which yahoo! good they are. is there any doubt? unfortunately, it all comes from my trunks rangers. one final question on this, we're talking about journalism and influencing the public. if putin was to invade ukraine, what do you think it would do to his popularity in russia? what would it do to his approval ratings at the at a torchlight. so look, no sir. this is a very precise assessment yesterday, but a, she is a lawyer or a few young zillow, russian retreats, or you have a wish to restart a so

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you invest in a hobby, it won't work out to successfully a family mafia. timothy lives in the foreign ministry, leading the nuclear negotiations is just across the street. no representative wanted to speak to us priorities have shifted since iran's new hotline government took over sanctions. relieve remains oppressing objective, but official willingness to cooperate with the west is at an all time low. this political analyst at iran university tells us over the realizes that of the, of a, dealing with a country that's not reliable. it's called the united states and b or left the agreement. once it is this american saying that you fooled me once. shame on you, if you fooled me twice, shame on me. so the racy administration. mr. lacy. other people around him or don't the, don't want to be full twice. many ordinary iranians also feel duped. not only by the international community, but also by their own leaders. i was almost at my phone call for her stay, but the nuclear deal should be made when the basis of these la mic republic is corrected. but from the very foundation such as i wanted

security, not dependent on anyone, as well as our sovereignty and national security, chrysler preserve, timothy mattacheski is i live over the mr. lovegrove questions the shikes. are you wanting to follow up and watch a just as is that regarding both the west, the little allies start refusing to provide him a certain guarantees of sublimity. what will happen if they refuse to continue to refuse to provide? there is a guarantees could well guarantee it's all about security. president gluten recently said that we need collectively, it is a security for all participants of european pieces out throw says security pro cisco, cuz i don't even want to speculate on what would happen if the west continues to dismiss us. i think everyone heard present buttons, proposals, and those that we mean business, we are serious with the repetition. we will present it on paper. i don't know what reaction we should expect from the west if that's good. but the thing is we need to look at how serious is the west, is for retreats. this treats us as soon how interested they are in for these galatians, and how interested

ah hello, i'm marianne timothy and london. i'll main story now. founder of the whistle blow up site wiki leaks has moved a step closer to facing criminal charges in the u. s. for one of the biggest ever leaks of classified information. julian saunders facing extradition from the u. k. off to losing an appeal in faces up to 175 years in jail if found guilty of leaking u. s. military secrets and in bob reports now from the high court in london. oh, for supporters of julian, a serge, it's a worry moments. 2 judges at the high school to london.

but also paul tells timothy we have been not been given. we know meek does not mean week. what it does mean with humility is a sense of, i know i don't get things right all the time. just today it would be 200763 pretty much doing not much. so if i know that's true my personal life i know that cann be true i think the thing is that doesn't mean were supposed to surrender the argument and say whatever you think is right. we are supposed to be about truth. we work hard to get to the truth we work hard to get to the answer that will save the most people. least have to go about it without a sense of somebody on the other side of me are not the bad guy paid the person on the other side is not the bad guy. the bad guys probably are trying to solve. the bad guys too many people don't have an education that's going to preparen them for the rest of their life. too many people don't have a job that can help feed their family. those are the issues. folks have a different approach to but as long something there the bad guys were not going togu have a discussion that will lead us to a

same story at nearby holy trinity lutheran church, where timothy weisman said he was heartbroken to canceln-person worship. >> to come together for christmas is supposed to be a time of joy, of promise, of peace of grace. and i just can't imagine gathering people together and me worrying whether someone was going to contract a case because of that. >> reporter: across the country it's a second covid christmas. which for many means another holiday of streaming services online. >> i've joked that we have become televangelists over the past 18 months. >> reporter: with omicron fueling the latest surge, new yorkers waited in the outside for testing kits. >> i'm vaccinated twice, so i didn't get my booster yet, so this helps. >> reporter: even the unvaccinated were invited for mass at famous st. patrick's cathedral, which remained open with covid protocols. >> there will be a place for them to sit where there would be social distancing. >> reporter: covid-19 is also having a huge impact on the nation's blood supply. the american red cross says that centers across the country have less than a da

deep down my favorite scripture verse is when paul was talking to timothy and says finish the course,keep the faith and i think that represents the attitude americans have and it will serve us well in the future. >> you have a few more minutes to make the close what unites us all, what is your call to everybody so we can have a winning agenda how do we get around of [inaudible] you have them under the first amendment and freedom of the present freedom of speech. they are all critically important and there are still places in this country the congregation can't meet on a sunday morning. that's crazy but i gave a speech to the new mexico republican party. a few weeks ago, you couldn't go to your capital to petition to redress your grievances. to speak in a political fashion and that is why the left and cancel culture mob is so important to the left because if they can just to silence you, they are going to win so we should rally around the first amendment. i think part of that is this idea that people are making the rules. all kinds of decisions of who to go after. they are the ones tha

ah, hello, i'm mariam timothy and london, our main story this our us president joe biden has been holding a telephone call with his ukrainian counterpart loading these lensky show supports of the build up of russian military along its border. moscow mass, tens of thousands of troops, new ukraine, but denies is preparing any sort of invasion by it and held a similar call with the russian president vladimir putin earlier in the week and was.

later, you know, tells timothy, we have not been given the spirit of humility. it does mean you know the sense of i don't get things right all the time. if i'd a leader that followed me around, you know, a day off. pretty much doing not much. >> i know that it is true in my personal life. i know that it is true and everything else that ideal. the thing is, that does not mean we are just supposed to surrender the argument. whatever you think is right. no. we are supposed to be about truth. we are supposed to be about serving people. work hard to get to the answer that will serve the most people. go about it without a sense of if somebody is on the other side of me, they are not the bad guy. the person on the other side is not the bad guy. the bad guys a problem we are trying to solve. too many people do not have an education that will prepare them for the rest of their life. too many people that do not have a job that can help feed their family. those are the issues. the folks that have a different approach to it. as long as we think they are the bad guys, we wil

later, you know, tells timothy, we have not been given the spirit of humility. it does mean you know the sense of i don't get things right all the time. if i'd a leader that followed me around, you know, a day off. pretty much doing not much. >> i know that it is true in my personal life. i know that it is true and everything else that ideal. the thing is, that does not mean we are just supposed to surrender the argument. whatever you think is right. no. we are supposed to be about truth. we are supposed to be about serving people. work hard to get to the answer that will serve the most people. go about it without a sense of if somebody is on the other side of me, they are not the bad guy. the person on the other side is not the bad guy. the bad guys a problem we are trying to solve. too many people do not have an education that will prepare them for the rest of their life. too many people that do not have a job that can help feed their family. those are the issues. the folks that have a different approach to it. as long as we think they are the bad guys, we wil

later, you know, tells timothy, we have not been given the spirit of humility. it does mean you know the sense of i don't get things right all the time. if i'd a leader that followed me around, you know, a day off. pretty much doing not much. >> i know that it is true in my personal life. i know that it is true and everything else that ideal. the thing is, that does not mean we are just supposed to surrender the argument. whatever you think is right. no. we are supposed to be about truth. we are supposed to be about serving people. work hard to get to the answer that will serve the most people. go about it without a sense of if somebody is on the other side of me, they are not the bad guy. the person on the other side is not the bad guy. the bad guys a problem we are trying to solve. too many people do not have an education that will prepare them for the rest of their life. too many people that do not have a job that can help feed their family. those are the issues. the folks that have a different approach to it. as long as we think they are the bad guys, we wil

all right, still ahead a special christmas message from new york archbishop timothy cardinal dolan. ♪ because christmas is coming again ♪ steve: you know, a couple of years ago it was standing room only in houses of worship all across the country, especially during the christmas season, and the holidays, but a new report finds that church attendance is down 22% nationwide since the start of the pandemic. how can congregations come back together especially this time of year? here with his idea somebody who knows a lot about this it's his business the archbishop of new york, timothy cardinal dolan. cardinal good morning to you. hey, steve, good morning. appreciate the invitation good to be with you guys always. steve: you bet. all right, in the beginning, obviously, it was covid. a year ago at christmas my wife and i watched your stream, live from the cathedral and it was great but it's not the same as being there. >> we're doing it again. i'm glad to hear you say that, steve you're right. steve: we might be watching it, but through this past year, church attendance has started to gro

i think timothy mcveigh. when you think about his experience, while he was tangentially associated with white supremacist groups, his primary motive was he wanted to disrupt government. trouble government. he saw government as overreach. if you have that component, and of course you have some extremists who are single issue minded. whether they're acting out on their views about abortion, about environmentalism, about animal rights. you see extremism behavior as well in those single issue oriented people. but yes, white supremacy and nationalism is the primary driver that we're seeing in the military and across the country. that's why fbi director wray spoke to congress about that. that's why secretary, defense secretary offense ordered a standout earlier this year. general milley has spoken passionately and appropriately about the rise of white nationalism in the military. so, it's important to get our hands around it. you have senior commanders who have literally said before congress that extremism does not