too much, it is probably still a white church, but imagine that you have a house in a white church,re somewhere in a shelter, in a televsion or a freak in kyiv, and you cannot go to the white church, how do you feel, how much are you? do you feel safe in such a country, we have a large territory here, a person can go from the shelled kharkov, if he feels in danger, to kyiv or ternopil, and he could not be safer there, but it is a long distance, you travel a long distance, here you don't pass anything, well, i don't know how to explain it, but i was there at one time, i went to tel aviv somewhere in a day i drove here and there when i needed to, when i lived near kiryachmanaya for a month, i can just imagine that social media very well. well, no, well , i think that our viewers can imagine it, if we take one, one region, let's say, kyiv region, or zhytomyr region, or there and then imagine how far we go from the border there from zhytomyr region and and there to the white church or to pereyaslov, that is, of course you can imagine, because in reality israel is somewhere approximate i

the old methodist very ground it was purchased by a methodist church that was a white methodist church72. it was founded here in georgetown. they purchased the land for free, and slammed and a white to be very everyone shared the cemetery where was think everyone started off separated, not so much. 1808 we arere being buried together. we are in this cemetery. but in 1816 the free blacks were like we know in our own church we need different rules and regulations. and we need our own thing. they said okay and they leased property for thehe blacks to hae their own church. they did print the first black congregation washington d.c. so it 1816 there church was located very close to here. so basically in front of this apartment building was aware of their original church in 1816 stood until 1880. very close it. next to us just so you know where we are this is the dumbarton house. historically the first u.s. a treasure live there joseph ignores it. the histories only told him 1799 to 1814 then they skipped in 19208. there is a lot missing but we've got interesting people and we didn't find we

when they got their own church in 1816 they still share the cemetery with white church, sister church or mother church, that wasn't a problem. 1842, this side of the cemetery, the female union dance valley purchased in 1842. no women, black or white could purchase property. how do you think they did it? if women couldn't do it how did they get property? not their husbands but a man. could have been a husband. not sure but a man did do it. she was a member of the church and he had opened the first school at the church in 1840. 1842 he represents these women, buys the land on their behalf. than they put him on the board of trustees. so now we have two cemeteries. one is integrated and one that is operated by free black women and that society was a mutual aid society. in 1842 we still have slavery but 2 thirds of the black people here in georgetown were 3, 2 thirds free by 1830. makes a different scenario. the church and the cemetery were well-known for having underground railroad activity. the church had amazing records, sold away, taken away, expelled, all these things in their ledger.

it was purchased by a methodist church that was a white methodist church in 1772. it was founded here in georgetown. they purchased the land both free and enslaved and white folks to be buried. everybody shared the cemetery. you know how we always think everybody off? separate it. not much so it's 1808. we're being buried together. we're in the cemetery. but in 1816, the free blacks were like, you know what? we need our own church. i'm sick of these different rules and regulations and we need our own thing. you know what, they say, okay, and they leased property for the blacks to have their own church. and they did they were the first black congregation in washington. dc 1816. so in 1816 their church was located very close to here. so basically in front of this apartment building was where their original church in 1816 stood until 1880, very close next to us just, you know, where we are. this the dumbarton house. this house is. historically, they, the first u.s. treasurer lived there, joseph north. and so the history is only told from 1799 to 1814, and then they ski

the white people at the church start this entering their relatives and remarrying , digging them up and reentering them white only cemeteries here oak hill and around the city. leaving about 5 to 7 white families still here. buried here. so one of the things that's important to see is best street. please, with the questions. [inaudible] the white cemetery, we will see. this is a cemetery that was focused on free blacks. the female union band society was a mutual aid society where you paid in because if you're enslaved you didn't have to worry about where you are going to be very, they were going to bury you wherever you were going to be married th but if you were free you have to worry who was going to take care of you so they paid intwo dollars a week, if they lost their jobs, got sick, couldn't pay the rent they were there for them. they created their own kind of insurance policy, union , band together. so there were also a lot of mail organizations that did mutual aid societies in a number of those guys are also here . as we walk i want you to see this. so there's some things, these

white church.usk international chain of household goods has been operating on the ukrainian market for 20 years. during this time, the company opened 100 retail outlets throughout ukraine. 20 of them already during a full-scale invasion. i think all danes are very impressed that jusk is opening its 100th store tomorrow, and the fact that this hyuge concept is so well known in ukraine surprised me, but we also know that jusk is a strong global brand and this hyuge concept with candles is very popular in everything the world the company says that the war has been a big challenge for them since 2014, because at the beginning of hostilities, the russians destroyed stores in crimea and donetsk region, and despite heavy losses, the chain continued to develop in ukraine after february 24, 200. yusk closed all its stores only on four days already at the beginning of march, sales points gradually began to open and worked where it was possible and safe to provide volunteers and displaced persons with goods,

can take land from them, and in fact the decisions of these local councils, in particular the white church, they stood up in court, and i emphasize that when the supreme court... makes a decision, it is not only there in these two cases, these are the first swallows, and we can hope that when the fsb in ryasy wants to get ukrainian land under control , they will be refused in such cases, and this is nice. er, well, let's try to touch on one more topic, we don't have much time, i think that everyone is, well, i don't even know, we heard today how people are just discussing among themselves, everyone is discussing the story of... i there are a lot of comments, everyone is different, well , everyone reacts roughly the same, someone is counting how many certificates could be sold, yesterday, no, certificate, i was counting yesterday how many cars could be purchased for the front line, how many drones, repsystems, i now suspect that the audience will say, well, it is better to take away from them what we will donate, but alas. there are people with a conscience and a clear conscience, and there

she is in the white church, she got an apartment from the cult university." you heard, yes, all the women with whom i had relations, i have to provide apartments, well, that's it story, i hope you heard, mr. mykhailo says that i am obliged to provide apartments for all the women with whom i had relations, and mrs. lilia also has an apartment, and as we approached, it seemed to me that mrs. lilia it was not very pleasant to listen to it, not very convenient. but well, imagine a teacher like this, that is, this is some kind of status, and here you are humiliated like this in public in front of your students, but we asked ms. lilia, in general, what do you think of such jokes, let's hear what she answered, well, this its chip is probably like this, and it charges like this, it's all humor, it's all humor, and here we approach it quite difficult. topic, yes to the topic that the victims or the victims there can never be blamed, it can be said that these are all female teachers, to whom poplavskyi has such a relationship, that they must agree with him, because it

he began his service in the white church.says that he mastered this profession at the call of his heart, because his father was also a fireman and liquidator during an emergency. coincidentally , dmytro also worked in chernobyl for 5 years during the construction of the safe confinement, or in other words, the arch above the destroyed fourth power unit, and now coordinates units on fire. we are informed by the dispatcher about... the emergency situation that arose in the area, and how many units were involved in this or that fire, and if the fire is complicated, then we make a decision and go to the place, and direct the actions of the fire units on the spot. during calls , he manages a considerable number of people, deploying forces and means in such a way as to eliminate the fire as quickly as possible. he claims that he puts the safety of his colleagues first. because everyone has a family. in general, during a full-scale invasion the rescuer went to more than fifty large fires, had to free both people and animals from the

i will note that this is all public, it was some big event at his university, she is from the white church, she got an apartment from the university of culture, yes, you heard, yes, all the women with whom i had relations, i must provide... well, here this is the story, i hope you have heard, mr. mykhailo says that i am obliged to provide apartments for all the women with whom i had relations, and mrs. lilia also has an apartment, and as we approached, it seemed to me that mrs. lilia it was not very pleasant to listen to it, it was not very convenient, but imagine a teacher, yes, that is, it is some kind of status, and here you are being humiliated in public in front of your peers. students, but we asked ms. lilia, in general, what do you think of such jokes, let's hear what she answered, well, it's his chip, it's probably like that, and he charges like that, it's all humor, it's all humor, and here we approach a rather complex topic, so to the topic that there are victims, or the victims can never be blamed, we can say that these are all the female teachers, to whom poplavskyi has such a

she is from the white church, got an apartment from the university of culture. yes, you heard, yes, all women. with whom i had relations, i have to provide apartments, well, this is the story, i hope you heard, mr. mykhailo says that all the women with whom... i had relations, i am obliged to provide apartments, and so does mrs. lilia there is an apartment, and we approached, it seemed to me that it was not very pleasant to listen to this from ms. liliya, it was not very convenient, but well, imagine a teacher, yes, that is, it is some kind of status, yes, here you are being humiliated in public in front of your students, but we asked ms. liliya, in general, what do you think of such jokes, let's hear what she answered, well, it's his... but the trick is, for sure, and he is charging, it's all humor, it's all humor, and here we approach a rather complex topic, yes, to the topic that there are victims or victims there can never be blamed, you can say that these are all the female teachers to whom poplavskyi has such a relationship that they must agree with him, b

yes, you heard, yes, all the women with whom i had relations, the university, she is from the white church, i got it , i have to provide apartments, well, this is the story, i hope you heard, mr. mykhailo says that all the women with whom i had relations, i am obliged to provide apartments and... mrs. liliya also has apartment, and we approached, it seemed to me that mrs. liliya was not very pleasant to listen to this, it was not very convenient, but just imagine, teacher, yes, that is, this is some kind of status, and here you are being humiliated in front of your students like this, but we asked ms. lilia, in general, what do you think of such jokes, let's hear what she answered, well, that's his trick, it's probably like that, and he charges like that, it's... it's all humor, it's all humor, and here we approach a rather complex topic, so to the topic that the victims or the victims there can never be blamed, you can say , that these are all female teachers to whom poplavsky has such a thing the attitude that they have to agree with him, because it is most likely unpleasant for them, bu

moreover, two of the four schismatic churches were anti-bolshevik, the catacomb and the white guard. while, the red renovationists of the roc did not deny, unlike the catacomb members of the abroad, and under the same bolsheviks, they returned to a single church organization in the twenties. and our church, in fact, is the successor of the roc, headed by patriarch tikhan, a russian saint who, after lenin's death, said: "vladimir ilyevich lenin was not excommunicated from the orthodox church by the highest church authority, because " all ". believers have the right to remember him, ideologically vladimir ilyich lenin and i, of course, differed, but i have information about him as a person of the kindest , truly christian soul. but when i once quoted the words of bishop tikhon in my program, several, so to speak, media priests went berserk and rushed to prove that these words did not exist, but there were others, when the mausalei was allegedly flooded with sewers, and tikhan said: according to the relics and ... well, what can you answer here? it is not good for orthodox priests to lie

the majority of white catholics, 61%. the catholic church is rooted in the care for the immigrant. i have not been catholic since i wasthe majority of white cathol, 61%. six, we became methodist which is when our church where you going watch football after, that i became a baptist. i've been all of them. i can tell you the catholic church is the most pro-immigrant church. for you to have a majority of white catholics say there should be armed camps, white mainline non-evangelical protestants, 58%. 56% of mormons, a formerly persecuted group of american religionist agreeing there should be armed camps. 42% of black protestants. 33% of hispanic catholics. i wonder, we are booking this on the readout, the question of whether latinos who believe this think that your average border patrol official or national park member or police officer is going to be able to tell who is an undocumented immigrant and who is not. they will just see your color and hear your accent. i am always curious what makes them think they won't take marco rubio when they see him or they will not see the son of jd v

it caused people to move and didn't want to come back and do to go to church and you know, i'm only white women in a church. that's crazy. even if you look at the rich countries which are now being impact about climate change, almost invariably the most vulnerable of people who are suffering now are poor people. in the u. s. for example, it's one of the richest comes in the world and the 25 percent of the population who live in substandard housing. but it's important to understand that. so that's climate change is an issue that a shot through with any policy in multiple respects. and we see it in class terms, 1st and foremost, i guess the most obvious way we know that it's the rich us that are overwhelming and responsible for, for accessing missions. and so there is a very big disparity amongst who causes the problem and who suffers the consequences they feel abandoned. most of them, she's not fit the depression sets in. you need help. some people need help. so we really have to have a very good plan. the, you know, what's the state realized that our cost of land loss was really getting s

i mean, most evangelicals, white christian church goers voted for donald trump 59% i didn't, 49 or 59%. trump biden 40% in 2020. to your point, she's probably looking at this demographic and thinking based on my policy positions are likely not going to vote for me anyway, it's more expedient for me to be in wisconsin, a state where she may or may not win for trump. i think it's important because a larger percent of catholics don't vote there infrequent voters. so if he can turn out for 5% of those voters in some of those swing states that may make a difference for him in november. >> but shermichael, this was not an event for evangelical christians as event for catholics, biden won the capital vote in 2020 and trump won the catholic vote in 2016. so it is an immensely important population, especially in states like pennsylvania huge catholic population, huge ethnic catholic population, who respond to cultural catholic things like talking about catholic schools. that is an enormous, i am catholic. it is a very, very deep part of our culture is our catholic schools. they're constant unde

driven into territorial defense, yes, forcibly mobilized and so on, formally they were from the white churchkivsk, lviv regions, but the valiant fighters of the twenty-ninth army destroyed this creature, yes, they simply took it out in one wicket and uh, despite the fact that in the battles for uglegorsk it turns out that even when there and at the end of twenty-second in twenty -third years they say them, yes, get out of here, well, i think, soon they will declare a quarantine, then about i want to continue your words, yes, about missiles, yes, about general statements and so on, that is, for three decades ukrainian science has not given anything, yes, at best, there were a couple of modifications of soviet missiles, and miraculously suddenly there are statements about new complexes, well, it gave, it gave scientists worked all over the world, including in north korea, by the way, there were also quite a few, i am talking about new developments specifically ukrainian, there were none, the most that... said that it was neptune, yes, about neptune, there is an interesting point, because fligh

in the village of slobodka located between the lakes, there is a church heart of jesus. the snow-whiteine is a symbol of the entire braslov region. the temple was built in the pseudo-romanesque style. closer. to the end of the 20th century, vitebsk artists painted the church from the inside. the entire surface of the walls of the shrine is covered with biblical scenes and ornaments. the church of the heart of jesus, standing on a high hill, can be seen from different corners of the braslov region. it attracts the attention of many artists and photographers who want to capture its beauty. and on lake nesposh there is an island called klyashter, where the men's church was previously located. monastery, according to legend, it was built thanks to the appearance of the mother of god. braslav lakes are not just a national park, it is a place of power, a mecco for vacationers in belarus. the landscapes are incredible and attractive, so much exoticism, mystery, expression, and at the same time universal peace, especially if you look at them from a bird's eye view. welcome to belarus. the hero

to go to church and there are a number of baptist churches in washington, first baptist churches closest to the white house, 7 blocks north of the front door of the white house and so they decided to come here and we were so grateful that they didn't. >> there was a process they had to go through. what was the process? >> we love to invite people. it's been a baptist practiced for a long time. when somebody feels god leading them to step into a congregation, it's not like joining a club. it's more like and trusting yourself into the care about congregation and saying as long as we are here we are going to be here, we are going to plunge in and so they did, following his inauguration, they stepped forward and presented themselves for membership. >> tell us about the documents? >> just like everybody, they filled out a little blue simple card, just amazing to see the president's signature, jimmy and roslyn came by a transfer of letters from first baptist church of planes in georgia. little amy came. >> once a month, president carter taught a sunday school class at first baptist church, the church provi

in the village of slobodka, located between the lakes , there is the church of the heart of jesus. the snow-white shrine is a symbol of the entire braslav region. the temple was built in the pseudo-romanesque style. towards the end of the 20th century, vitebsk artists painted the church from the inside. the entire surface of the walls of the shrine is covered with biblical scenes and ornaments. the church of the heart of jesus, standing on a high hill, can be seen from different parts of the braslov region. it attracts the attention of many artists and photographers who want to capture its beauty. and on the lake , the island of klyashter, where a monastery used to be, slowly spreads out. according to legend, it was built thanks to the apparition of the mother of god. the braslov lakes are not just a national park, they are a place of power, a meka for vacationers in belarus. the landscapes are incredible and attractive, so much exoticism, mystery, expression, and at the same time universal peace, especially if you look at them from a bird's eye view. welcome to belarus. the belarusian club playe

important finding by pew after 2016, however there were people before then who migrated toward white evangelical churcheser, in early 1970s, 90% of americans called himself a christians, dropped down to about 65% in the 90s and will probably go below 50% in coming decades. they grew in number after trump won and the indication that pew found and others found is that people were taking their politics for trump. and saying, oh, that makes me a white evangelical. their politics. we're leading to their fates. so there are a number one belief is i believe in trump, that partially explains why there are other beliefs do not override that, at least for some of them, that said there are many white evangelicals out there who are very devout, who very much believed in the overall tenants of their faith. and i think to some degree are conflicted about their support for trump but still feel that he is better for their overall community so this is really a vote to watch, watch the white evangelical see what they do. do they show up? do they stick with trump or do some of them say? >> i've just had enough tom foreman

in the village of slobodka, located between the lakes, is the church of the heart of jesus. the snow-whiteine is a symbol of the entire braslav region. the temple was erected in the pseudo-romanesque style. towards the end of the 20th century, vitebsk artists painted the church from the inside. the entire surface of the walls of the shrine is covered with biblical scenes and ornaments. the church of the heart of jesus, standing on a high hill, can be seen from different corners of braslovshchyna. it attracts the attention of many. artists and photographers who want to capture its beauty, the island of klyashter, on which a monastery was previously located, slowly spreads out on the lake. according to legend, it was built thanks to the appearance of the mother of god. braslov lakes are not just a national park, it is a place of power, soft for vacationers in belarus. the landscapes are incredible and attractive, so much exoticism, mysteries. sabe nakirunak and there to work adshukat pravda pr krytychna small kolkastsya krynits and meat authentic byzantine and old russian traditions were cre

first baptist church is actually the closest to the white house. we're seven blocks north of the front door of the white house. and so they they decided to come here. and we were so grateful and blessed that they did. now, there was a process they had to go through. what was that process? that's right. you know, we we love to invite people. and it's been a baptist practice for a very long time when somebody feels god leading them to step into a congregation, they have to join the church. and it's not like joining a club. it's more like entrusting yourself into the care of a congregation and saying, as long as we're here, we're going to be here, we're going to plunge in. and so they did on the sunday, i believe, following his inauguration. and they stepped forward and presented themselves for membership. tell us about the documents that you have. yes. well, just like everybody, they they filled out a little blues, simple card. and it's just amazing to see the president's signature. mrs. carter sing. amy also signed one. jimmy and rosalynn came by tr

churches in washington. it's the closest to the white house for seven blocks north of the front door of the white house.they decided to come here and we were so grateful that they did. >> is a process they had to go through it was that process? >> that is right. we love to invite people somebody feels god leading them into a congregation have to join the church. so in joining a club. entrusting into the care of the congregation and saying as long as were here were going to be here were going to plunge in. and so they did on the sunday i believe following his inauguration they stepped forward and prevented themselves up for membership. >> tells but the documents you have. >> just like everybody, they filled out a little blue simple card and it is just amazing to see the signature amy also signedon one. jimmy and rosalynn came from transfer of letter from first baptist in florida little amy came requesting baptism. >> rent once a month president carter taught a sunday school class at first baptist church the church is provided in american history tv with audio recordings from somee of his classes includin

even among white people that is largely ineffective white evangelical protestants and is partly structural. there are many mainline protestant churches, methodist, presbyterian, episcopal, who do not offer more than one service a week. the category that is weekly or more is stacked into white evangelical protestants. here are hispanic americans. the pattern still holds but it is the attend monthly part where it crosses the line. it is only the weekly or more group that is most likely to support trump. once you get to the monthly or more it tilts the other way. here are african-american protestants. it is the exact opposite. the more likely you are to go to church the more likely you are to support harris among african-americans. you see the pattern tilting the other way. r.i.p. the god gap. threats to democracy in the 2024 election. we only go back to 2021 because we started asking questions about political violence after the insurrection on january 6. we do not have to go back before that because it is not something we imagine it would be a likely thing to ask about. the question asked is because things have gotten so far off track

church. how were they received there? and how were they received in a mostly white folk community? yeah, which are good questions. they joined the unitarian church in 1960, which was a year before the abduction, and then joined the unitarian church, specifically because the particular minister who was in charge of south church in portsmouth, new hampshire at the time was very much an activist on issues of race. he had come to new hampshire precisely because he wanted to further the cause of the civil rights movement in new hampshire. he organized demonstrations. he organized marches. he took barney hill to washington, d.c., in august 1963 to attend the march on washington with martin luther king. and when the hills came to him and told him that they had had this strange experi ence he initially was open to it. he was receptive to it, which i think, interestingly enough, was in the 1950s and early 1960s, rather the posture of many unitarians generally now unitarianism at this time presented itself as the denomination of scientific minded people. the denomination of progressive people, a denomination of people who a

church. how were they received there? and how were they received in a mostly white folk community? yeah, which are good questions. they joined the unitarian church in 1960, which was a year before the abduction, and then joined the unitarian church, specifically because the particular minister who was in charge of south church in portsmouth, new hampshire at the time was very much an activist on issues of race. he had come to new hampshire precisely because he wanted to further the cause of the civil rights movement in new hampshire.

that in 1589, when the pskov metropolitanate was established, the nikolsky church received the status. its decorations are whiteer lilies and mute swans. on the last day of 2020 , the izborsk museum received the status of federal. a museum quarter arose here. it has recently expanded due to the exhibition hall. the expositions change, the themes are very diverse. in a separate house, they show a painting by the people's artist pyotr ossovsky. he bequeathed their selection. this is the teaching about russia, the ark of salvation. recently, people have become more interested in russian history. there are the need to read biographies of great commanders descriptions. to visit those places where russian people defended their land. one of such places is pesborsk, the chosen city, the place of power. if everything is like the wild west, then there is only one law, shoot first, competition of ideas and money. there was a sensation, and what a sensation, they were tense inside america, outside of it, what is the remaining intrigue, why do we need to watch now? this is america, a program about a country that is difficul

church in san antonio for some time. i've tried to get interviews, but they've been completely walled off. joined me now. she passed her lever, jeffers, member of the white house veins initiative, pastor of the 1st baptist church in dallas. what he does stuff between these 2, congress women in israel. they said they didn't want to go to israel. they wanted to go to high powered. sti, david, that proves that these 2 women were not on a fact finding mission. they were on a propaganda spewing nation. and israel with dr. robert jeffries is one of the most powerful evangelical leaders in the country. he's on tv all the time. he leads one of the largest mega churches in the country. he's a spiritual advisor to donald trump. now for there is a book that talks a lot about and times prophecy. the bible doesn't tell us when, but the bible tells us the what the doctor jeffers is outspoken on the end times the battle of arm again. you know, he's not just talking about this to his own flock. he's, he's making policy. he's influencing donald trump is advising him. he's going to israel and chasing some geo politics. there. would you join me in welcoming the heart? grea

campaigns and the money and the super pacs are largely run by white democratic strategists who don't understand of only coming to a black churchto the naacp. boom, there you go. it's gone. you now actually have to micro target african americans in a much different way than they have ever done. that is been a mistake. harris gets it, but now you are trying to play catch-up because she came in late in july but that is really what is going on here. it has been trending this way for the last 20 years. they said we weren't paying attention. >> i am glad you are. i love talking with you. you are definitely unfiltered and i appreciate your candor and expertise and insights. i will see you again soon. thank you, my friend. >> a new interview with reverend al sharpton just held minutes ago. we will have that next. that net . you'll never truly forget migraine. but qulipta® reduces attacks, making zero-migraine days possible. it's the only pill of its kind that blocks cgrp - and is approved to prevent migraine of any frequency. to help give you that forget-you-get migraine feeling. don't take if allergic to qulipta®. most common side ef

white house. the estate of the factory owner dimidov. the church of the descent of the holy spirit on the apostles is one of the first stone buildings in kyshtym, the construction of which began in the middle of the 16th century. the money for the construction was raised by the residents of the factory village, and, of course, the factory owners themselves contributed. okay, there are many coincidences in life, but how do you explain this? we often observed how horses stood patiently at bus stops. one of the bay horses came up and politely asked if we could give her a lift to the nearest village, saying that the bus had been standing for a long time, only four times a week, well, well, we apologized, saying that in the car and so cramped, with the mares, in general, the horses didn’t manage to hitchhike, the sugamak marble cave, the uniqueness of the cave is that it is actually formed in solid white marble, it is the most visited cave in the chelyabinsk region, well, it’s obvious when... the white marble vaults of the cave are smoked and covered wi

threat to american democracy and the christian church, christian nationalism with a threat to the government by the people, for the people, of the people. white christian nationalism is the greatest threat to american democracy and the church in america. on and on people go, literally some critics have compared american christian nationalists, the people they think are christian nationalists to nazis and fascists. this is not helpful for public discourse so part of the reason i wrote my book is to say let's tap things down again. get away from labeling people and have a discussion about the important issues of our day. about the sanctity of human life, about religious liberty. about the border, about homelessness. let's just talk about these issues without labeling people and try to come together in good faith and discuss pluses and minuses of different approaches we might take to these things and hammer out some sort of reasonable consensus solutions to them. so much more useful than simply labeling people christian nationalists and people on the right engage in this activity too, labeling folks as woke or whatever else, these labels are not

the majority of white catholics, 61%. the catholic church is rooted in the care for the immigrant. i have not been catholic since i wasthe majority of white cathol, 61%. six, we became methodist which is when our church where you going watch football after, that i became a baptist. i've been all of them. i can tell you the catholic church is the most pro-immigrant church. for you to have a majority of white catholics say there should be armed camps, white mainline non-evangelical protestants, 58%. 56% of mormons, a formerly persecuted group of american religionist agreeing there should be armed camps. 42% of black protestants. 33% of hispanic catholics. i wonder, we are booking this on the readout, the question of whether latinos who believe this think that your average border patrol official or national park member or police officer is going to be able to tell who is an undocumented immigrant and who is not. they will just see your color and hear your accent. i am always curious what makes them think they won't take marco rubio when they see him or they will not see the son of jd v

people you could go into a black church and feel perfectly comfortable because of course he had been raised just 2 miles down the road where he was just about the only little white boy and his playmates were african-americans.ur susan comfortable black churches is very comfortable in small groups. who was not a good orator on the stump on a big audio. he was probably the weakest in front of a television camera. but, on the other hand he was very f good in front of a televisionwa camera when he wasn a press conference asking questions from reporters he could be witty and entertaining and substantive and persuasive. but he was not orator in that way. but you are right to refer to the speech in atlanta in 1974 which was a significant speech because of two things. it was the first time he met ted kennedy who he thought was going to be his arrival and 76. it was the first time guns of journalists hunter thompson and countered carter. he was a blown away by his speech that day which wasn't an extemporaneous speech. he turned away his speech a not. he had made the sermon. it was a sermon where he talked about southern justice and how lawyers had not served the people b

. >> vice president harris received a visit at the white house this weekend from a bay area church pastor. the harris campaign posted this video online. harris welcomed reverend demetrius edwards to the west wing. he's a pastor at 23rd avenue church of god in oakland. it's the church the vice president attended while growing up in the east bay. she says it was a joy to welcome the pastor and reflect on that little church's big impact. >> california governor gavin newsom has unveiled a new proposal to help boost the tv and film industry. the goal is to double the tax credit the state offers to producers of films and tv shows that are shot in california. fox's chelsea edwards has more. >> we needed to make a statement and we need to do something that was meaningful. >> governor gavin newsom hopes that a massive tax credit expansion will help pump life back into california's struggling entertainment industry. >> the industry here is increasingly on life support, and it needs a pattern interrupt. we need to jolt. >> governor joined l.a. mayor karen bass and industry leader sunday to unveil a

as the un begins, a second round of its atlanta this is cnn newsroom with rosemarie church >> will the race for the white house enters its final weeks and the stakes could not be higher with no clear front runner. cnn's latest poll of polls shows an average of 50% of likely voters support vice president kamala harris, while 47% back for former president donald trump. case dates and the democrats, so-called blue wall is still up for grabs as well. and you can see it's even closer in michigan, pennsylvania, and wisconsin than in the nation at large. the candidates are set to make crucial stops in those battleground states. this week what is clear is the role hispanic voters could play the latest new york times sienna college poll shows vice president harris leading trump with 54% of the hispanic vote. but that's an erosion in support for the democrats compared to the last three elections. well as the election draws closer, donald trump is doubling down on his false narrative that the biden-harris administration has opened the floodgates to a wave of violent immigrants who threatened to destroy the united s