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Jim Applegate, 54, pastor for 21 years of Westview Christian Church in Campbellsburg, Ind., died of COVID-19 on Dec. 20, followed by virus-related deaths of his mother (12 hours later), and his sister (on Christmas Eve). “The thing that’s keeping me going is . . . hope in Jesus because I know where they’re at,” Nicholas Applegate, the pastor’s son and WCC’s youth pastor, told WHAS11.com. “The first few weeks in December our community had seen a lot of COVID cases, especially here in our church family.” In addition to the death of his father, Nicholas Applegate’s grandmothe...

Done, get brexit done, donald trump says keep america great. there's a lesson for the democratic party, a revolutionary candidate, and in jeremy corbin, some would call it marxist and it's not what if your goal is to defeat donald trump. a lot of americans don't want to replace a right wing, culturally based populism with an angry left wing based populism. i think voters are much more interested in incremental change. there are more measured statements. think country i think does better that way rather than a revolutionary movement. >> i hear you on the hunger for normal. but trump is the one ...

Change. i'm not an idealist or revolutionary anymore. when i was 20, it would have been different. we have to look at increment al change. how do we address the climate crisis, the public health crisis. how do we address the ethenol mandate? what are the small changes we can be making? those changes are, how do we feed our children in public schools and regulate the marketing of junk food? those kinds of questions are the questions we need to be asking. i like to ask the question, not how do we reform the entire food system. >> it is a big complicated problem. i'm glad you are shining a light

Maxine waters saying get into people's faces. you see people, confront mitch mcconnell in a restaurant with his wife or sarah huckabee sanders. this type in-your-face politics, i think, is just terrible for the country. i mean, as a republican, somebody in the center right movement, call me that, i've often thought we should be talking about stability, order, discipline, temperance, incremental change. these are good virtues, not only for republicans but democrats. we need to get back to that. i'm proud to work with senator lieberman. i agree with just about everything he said. we're trying to...

The white house or the administration about guns. i don't know when we'll get to that point. if you are asked as a reporter to make a projection, will there be action on guns as a result of what happened in florida? >> we could see tiny, incremental change. i think the midterm is playing a role in change in congress this year. we see on the ground or states, unlike many previous time of a real pressure from voters that something would be done. i think we can get a sense of that polls when donald trump is handling this. he wants to ride the fence because he knows there is a sizable group of peo...