jesus said suffer the little children unto me.e did not say let the children suffer. heather: carly shimkus live with reaction pouring in online. heather: a round of questioning with unexpected references during the senate committee hearing on the inspector general's report. sen. john kennedy going viral for asking this. >> do you believe in the tooth fairy? >> know. >> do you believe in the easter bunny? >> know. >> do you honestly believe that the american people are going to look at this report and look at those emails and not believe that there was bias? heather: carly shimkus is here with reaction online. good morning. he had a lot to say that went viral. >> louisiana republican sen. john kennedy asking michael horowitz the question many republicans have, how can his report find bias did not affect the clinton email investigation? sen. kennedy went on to read a series of anti-trump text messages between peter stzrok and lisa paige to drive his point home. folks on social media talking about this, thank you, by far my favorite

but jesus said suffer little children and forbid them not to come unto me.or of such is the kingdom of heaven. let's go to jeremiah, chapter 22 j verse 3. thus say the lord, execute your judgment and righteousness and deliver the spoil out of the hand of the oppressor and do no wrong. do no wrong to the stranger, the fatherless, the widow. neither shed more blood in his place. matthew chapter 26 verse 42. for i was hungered and you gave me no meat. i was thirsty and you gave me no drink. i was a stranger and you took me not in. naked and you clothed me not. sick and in prison and you visited me not. let's go to isaiah, chapter 10. whoa into them the decree unrighteousness decrees and the write gree vousness which they have prescribed. widows may be their prey and that they may rob the fatherless. i'm not done yet. let's go to matthew chapter 25 again. this time verse 40. and the king shall answer and say unto them, i say unto you, in as much as you have done it into one of least of my brethren, ye have done it unto me. that's just a small sampling of what's

jesus said, "suffer the little children unto me." he did not say, "let the children suffer." >> reporter: even the current first lady, melania trump, made the rare move of intervening on policy, calling on both sides of the aisle to come together, but adding, "we need to be a country that follows all laws, but also a country that governs with heart." now, with the white house under fire, homeland security secretary kooirsirstjen nielsen joining a late briefing to defend the policy. have you seen the photos of children in cages? have you heard the audio clip of these children wailing that just came out today? >> i have -- i have not seen something that came out today but i've been to detention centers, and again, i would reference you to our standards, i would reference you to the care provided, not just been the department of homeland security, but by the department of health and human services when they get to hhs. >> reporter: but is that the image of this country that you want out there? children in cages? >> the image i want is a

but jesus said, suffer little children and forbid them not to come unto me. >> who is forbidding children to come to jesus? this is conflating the scripture and turning it into a public policy that it was never intend to be. >> how long did the bible reading go on? >> no, no, no. this went on and on. he looked like a theologian, look. >> i'm not finished this. let's go to isaiah 10. woe unto them that decree unrighteous decrees. >>that one's interesting. but that's an old testament reading. is he suggesting we should follow god's commands and the kings follow his orders? i don't think so. look, this policy separating parents has been on the books for years. they did it during the obama and bush administration. now they're saying god wouldn't want the this. there are a lot of things god wouldn't want. >> all the catholic churches -- >>we have to get into the explosion of men who are doing plastic surgery, okay? >> i knew you would want go here. i haven't had any. >> i love this segment. what are the most popular types of plastic surgery for the metrosexual men out there with their skinny j

after all, jesus said, "suffer the children to come unto me." pretty sure that all sessions saw was the words "children" and "suffer" and said, "i'm on it." ( laughter ) now, these kids have to go somewhere, so the trump administration is talking about erecting the tent cities on military bases, they've got an abandoned walmart they're stacking these kids in like cord wood. but it wouldn't matter if you took them to the finest hotels in america. or even a trump hotel. we'd still be the only country in the world doing it because it's just plain wrong. so, for father's day, call your elected representatives and demand they do something. ( cheers and applause ) >> yeah! >> stephen: i sincerely believe that it doesn't matter who you voted for, if we let this happen in our name we are a feckless country. we'll be right back with natalie portman. ( cheers and applause ) ( band playing ) my gums are irritated. i don't have to worry about that, do i? actually, you do. harmful bacteria lurk just below the gum line, and if you're not taking care of your g

jesus said, suffer the little children unto me., let the children suffer. [ applause ] so, the test of any nation is how we treat the most vulnerable among us. laura bush made that case eloquently in the "washington post" this weekend, writing, "this zero tolerance policy is cruel, it is immoral, and it breaks my heart." and she is absolutely right. [ applause ] >> we are a better country than one that tears families apart, turns a blind eye to women fleeing domestic violence, and treats frightened children as a negotiating tool as a means to a political end. these actions are an affront to our values and they undermine america's reputation as a beacon of hope and freedom in the world. so, yes, these are perilous times with no shortage of problems for us to solve. these problems transcend borders and so must our solutions. and the women in this room know that better than anyone. this is a support network. this is a network of problem solvers. and our country has never needed you more. so despite the challenges we face, organization

jesus said suffer the little children unto me.d not say let the children suffer. >> now despite the backlash over the family separation policy politico reports that white house senior policy advisor is planning additional crackdowns before the november midterms. a new rule that immigration advocates where it could end limits on the time they could be kept in government, that's according to half a dozen officials and republicans close to the white house. other ideas reportedly include collecting bio metric data, tightening rules on student visas and limiting visas for temp air agricultural worker miller wants to show the president is doing something on border patrol before voters make up their minds ahead of the midterm elections. >> and the trade war with china, the trump administration implemented $50 billion worth of tariffs on chinese goods which china immediately reciprocated. now he has ordered the trade representative to draw up more tariffs, not only that, but trump says that if china reciprocates again which beijing adds t

jesus said to suffer little children unto me.did not say let the children suffer. >> tucker: so the same people who support a third term post-viability abortion for purposes of selection are now lecturing youec about god and satann and the of children. feel chastened? but wait, there's more. so much more. on facebook, senator ben sasse called the administration's policy wicked, as an immoral and devilish. former first lady laura bush likened it to the internment of the japanese during world war ii, ah moral stain upn this nation. former cia director michael hayden went all the way. he breathed out a picture of auschwitz, a death camp coming. the u.s. government to this. 23s. after a sobering up, he walked it back a little bit on television but not much. >> i know we are not nazi germany, all right? there is a commonality there. i've lived in germany for three years, a more civilized people you cannot find. so i was trying to point out, we need be careful not to move in that direction. >> tucker: oh, we could go on. there is so mu

jesus said suffer little children unto me, he did not say let the children suffer.u're operating with a white nationalist government that will take children hostage to get what they want. >> all i can say after talking to the people, watching the people, listening to the people that the statue of liberty, i think, is weeping right now. elizabeth: president trump meeting with house republicans right now to get an immigration compromise bill that the chamber may vote on later in the week. let's bring in conservative review tv host allie stuckey. allie, what's your take on the controversy over separating parents and children at the border? is there a solution here to stop all this? >> look, everyone i know on both sides of the aisle has compassion for these kids. but this debate is getting absolutely out of hand. it's gotten so emotional that if anyone brings up a fact or a logical solution, they are slammed as being a heartless animal that doesn't care about these kids. but the fact of the matter is, is that democrats don't want a solution. we've been saying over and

jesus said, suffer the little children unto me. he did not say let the children suffer. >> perhaps even a jab back at the attorney general jeff sessions, right, for citing the bible a couple of days over the justification of these practices. you, we were talking earlier, know a lot about this and immigration and have been on the phone with even border patrol agents who, you know, may have -- be having a tough internal struggle with having to enforce what they're doing. the thing is, the president and the u.s. administration, they may be blaming the democrats, but they could stop this today. >> yes. >> if they wanted to. >> that's right. >> so why don't they? >> well, and i've said this before. trump does not want to necessarily solve the issue of immigration. it was something he used to help him get elected. the issue of immigration is very complicated, multi-faceted from a number of reasons, you know, between border security, interior enforcement, ike no, ma'am mick magne-- economic mag. which is why republicans, democrats also ha

"whatsoever you do unto the least of my brothers, that you do unto me."eparation of church and state, it's abhorrent for someone to use the bible in that manner. the fact of the matter is if you've ever seen anyone live in the conditions that force them to flee, to come to the united states, you have to ask the question, it begs the question, and at some point this time you want to know, why don't you spend a week down there, see what these people go through? i'd risk it all. >> brian, you know, the reaction to your exchange was obviously everybody saw it. walter schaub, former director of the office of government ethics, he said, thank you, heroic pushback, many exclamation points. this is what you should look like in that room every day. fox news anchor jesse waters accused you of having an embarrassing meltdown. you made the case, you said she brings up her children frequently, and she invokes them. your choosing to do so was not out of turn but consistent with choices she herself had made. >> exactly. >> those who say what you did was inappropriate, w

jesus said suffer the little children unto me.first lady melania trump really did something rather remarkable. appearing to disagree with her husband's controversial policy and a statement reads mrs. trump hates to see children separated from their families and hopes both sides of the aisle can finally come together to achieve successful immigration reform. she believes we need to be a country that follows all laws but also a country that governs with heart. that would include policies. first of all, the former first ladies banding together, was the statement in itself. we are beginning to see republicans break. i'm still apolled that we're standing here at this moment that this is an argument. that this is even an issue and i thought the department of homeland security secretary's performance yesterday was staggering. >> yeah, she didn't seem to get the facts very straight and it was good that you pointed all of that out at the beginning of the program. this is a story that everybody is watching around the world and that people h

jesus says suffer the little children unto me.d not say let the children suffer. >> we are operating with a white nationalist government that will take children hostage to get what they want. >> all i can say after talking to the people, watching the people. listening to the people that the statue of liberty, i think, is weeping right now. >> look, nobody want kids separated from their children. ainsley: of course not. steve: something has got to be done. ben shapiro says, you know what? i'm going to say what ben shapiro is going to say. here is ben shapiro. >> i do find it somewhat suspicious that the media have decided to jump both feed on the band wagon as though this is some great human rights catastrophe brought on by the obama administration all of this started under the obama administration or at least it was happening under the obama administration. under the obama administration and under the bush administration, really, immigration surges were routed in government policy. some of the lies being told is that trump is rand

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to start with something from jesus that let the children come unto me. but i really wanted to get to the point of the congress that's involving of the constitution. violation een in under the act of 1929 is an not an amendment. this has thrown our whole house f representatives and the electoral college out of whack. gettingwe are no longer the proper representation in congress. the money, hey, want to spend that money on wall that could help the immigrants and oney, we got people in this country so rich they can support poor people en the in america. but when you've got a government people.rich and basically has been from the ery beginning when you only have 5% allowed to vote. we've had this continual thing. host: thank you for calling. want to get other voices in here including the voice of tom holman, director of immigration customs enforcement at a recent event in washington talking about the crackdown.tion's here's a look. >> the separation is happening by c.v.p.der i'm not throwing under the bus. f families come to the port of entries to claim asyl

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unto you. it seems to me that ms. sanders is getting a dose of her own medicine. aren't these the same people -- there was a gentleman that made reference to her father earlier and his stance opposing gay rights with the bakery owners. i seem to recall mr. huckabee going to kentucky to support kim davis when she opposed, you know, same-sex marriages, doing her job for that. and it just is amazing to me when i hear these people calling in, that woman in washington, d.c. that talks about civil rights. i wonder if she oppose -- if she supported the bakery owners doing this before. host: how does that apply to the incident from last friday? caller: well, it applies because it's just light on the hypocrisy of these people. they'll sit there, they'll and i can choose their morality, for instance. it's ok for them to support these business owners. i mean, first of all, these people that were wanting to marry who happened to be gay were not inviting they were not asking them -- they were not engaging in sexual activities in their businesses. why would they oppose them? th

who come unto and others in quiet and dark corridors to british businesses who demand private meetings where they lay bare their despair and refuse to go public. to the commentators who said to meatjob, keep on going" in the face of death threats and then having to attend an engagement with six undercover police officers, and that is the country we have created and it has got to stop. we believe that when parliament has considered this matter, the matter should be put, whether with a deal or absence of deal should be put to the public who should have the final say on the matter. this is not an extraordinary observation. countries like switzerland regard confirmatory referendum as a course. in the closing moments of the debate, a potential tory rebel spoke. i do accept that the solicitor general has given an important concession today. and i would have supported the lords amendment had that concession not been made. but i give way. i think it will be very helpful to the house if she could offer a little bit more detail about what the consensus is. time is up. order! the speaker preventing labour's ben bradshaw and anyone else from speaking, because time was up for this part of t

unto himself. that he could make these decisions by himself and do whatever he wanted to. i find it interesting. john podesta was arguing he had an impact arguing three days before the election. don't give me that argument. if any one of us tried to do what she had done using classified information on an private email server? none of us would be here. we would be in leavenworth. we have a bifurcated legal system where some people because of their names and connections get one set of treatment and others get another set of treatment. kennedy: there are distinct. it's open season whether it's in facebook, conversations, people lost friend, they no longer talk to family members. but one thing they can agree on is what a horrible person james comey is. if i'm hillary clinton i am thinking you are a horrible person. you are the one who screwed with democracy. >> you get no debate from me that james comey is a horrible person. but none of that changes the fact that donald trump didn't fire james comey because he was mean to hillary clinton. he went on tv and said he fired james comey to stop the russia investigation. kennedy: he said the russia thing. >> i said to myself, this russia thing will

me the take away from what maxine did is stepped in it. she tried to do trump. the only person who can do trump is trump. that's what's unfortunate about this. it's a space unto which only he occupies. a space in which others revolving around it protect this president in that response. what maxine did when you consider all the other stuff that has gone before it is consistent with what is going on in the country. the reaction to her that she is the 1 who should be civil, now everyone wants a civil discussion belies that the president of our nation who opened this pandora's box during his presidential campaign in which he called out members of the audience and did respond with laughter when he saw his audience go after individuals. so this is a space we are now in and how we adapt, brian, and how we adjust, the ownous is not only on maxine waters, but on the president as well. we can't sit back and point fingers at everybody and say y'all need to be civil. but he doesn't? y'all need to change the way you speak of the issues, but he doesn't. how you refer to other people, but he doesn't. this is a two-way street. you have to get on it like we do. pushing back s

unto you. you don't hear matthew 25, do it to least of these the members of these who done it to me.atthew 22, love the lord your god and love your neighbor as yourself on this hangs all the law and the profits. if it doesn't look like love, if it doesn't look like jesus of nazareth, it cannot be claimed to be christian. we are experiencing a fundamental distortion of christian teaching of what it means to follow jesus. and if it doesn't look like jesus of nazareth, you cannot claim that it is christian. >> i feel like you're getting amens all over america right now. all three of you. bishop william barber of the poor people's campaign, thank you so much, bishop michael curry, frank shaffer thank you so much who tole us about the vote common good. >>> here is today's cover of the new york daily news which captures the heart attack. this is heart breaking of the young children being separated from their moms and dads at the border. as the paper says this policy is callous, soulless, craven. trump. that is their headline. we'll be right back. alice is living with metastatic breast canc

it is unto the gnat that one prosecutor and a couple fbi agents really just destroyed my life for no reason. it was a clear attempt by the department of justice, you know, under obama, to use me, his attorney, ronald dagel, joining us from albany. good morning to you. >> good morning. thanks for having me. steve: okay. what's your case? >> our case will be pretty straightforward. we'll highlight how chris saucier was treated as a common man and a politically-motivated prosecution. we're going to show how chris was treated. compared to the ig's report when that comes out. we hope that will be exhibit number one, here you go, here is how hillary clinton was treated and we seem to have a two-tier system of justice that occurred under president obama and under comey and under loretta lynch. steve: so you would cake them called all into court. you said something to the department of justice back in january and how did they respond? >> they responded with a letter basically saying that they were not interest in discussing the matter with us. we sent a letter saying, we would like to sit down to talk about the matter, the lawsuit, or the pending lawsuit. they said no, they would not