Happy. they shared some distinct characteristics. 34 percent were above the age of 60. 65 percent were women. if you were wondering, their political party to not make much of a difference. of those that call themselves very happy, marriage, community involvement and belief in god. not surprise on that one were all major values that factored into their response. let s start with our guest host today. television host and author, kim douglas. kim, i don t like to use the word very happy. i think it s better encapsulated by the word way. happiness goes up and down. in this article people were dealing with children that had cancer and tape tragedies. they still have joy in the life which is founded in faith. your thoughts? you are and i are part of a club that we never wanted to be in. we are survivors of breast cancer powell. i could have never gone through that or anything in my life without the foundation of my belief in god. i totally agree. what could be a pulpit and all start preaching right now.
Conversations i ve been having, it seems increasingly like the president s focus and the message in the months going forward will be on this idea to restore the soul of america, really reinforcing what was his initial message when it came to power, focusing on the freedoms that americans he says americans deserve and he s focused on continuing to provide them going forward a little bit of the themes i don t think we ll see president biden, from my understanding in conversations, traveling all over the road with a ton of campaign events they want to use the power of the pulpit, the bully pulpit, focusing on events, including one that will take place in the rose garden today. next tuesday he ll be working at union workers, a way to amplify his messaging and the difference he hopes to make peter alexander, all over the story, thank you so much of course, we ll be watching peter tomorrow on saturday today with kristen welker and sunday night on nightly news, right? absolutely. thanks. joining me now is former ohio governor, john kasich, also a
Gays and lesbians, the gay community, and latino community, and latino community, most certainly the asian american community with respect to some ofjust asian american community with respect to some of just the grotesque accusations that came from the highest pulpit in the land with respect to the covid pandemic. all of that has found its way as well into anti jewish hatred. its way as well into anti-jewish hatred. , , ., , anti-jewish hatred. this is, as ou anti-jewish hatred. this is, as you said. anti-jewish hatred. this is, as you said, really anti-jewish hatred. this is, as you said, really troubling - you said, really troubling trend we ve seen a rise in hatred towards many communities including jewish communities. the ajc convened a meeting at the white house on antisemitism. what do you want to see washington do to combat this problem? it takes sitting down. the meeting we are so pleased to be able to convene with the biden administration, led by the second gentleman, was intended to create an interagency, multi
Into our popular culture with a growing incivility and lack of regard for people of colour, gays and lesbians, the gay community, and latino community, most certainly the asian american community with respect to some of just the grotesque accusations that came from the highest pulpit in the land with respect to the covid pandemic. all of that has found its way as well into anti jewish hatred. this is, as you said, a really troubling trend. we ve seen a rise, essentially, in hatred towards many communities, including jewish communities. the ajc did convene a meeting at the white house in february. how do you combat this
Do they navigate this?- do they navigate this? they try and navigate do they navigate this? they try and navigate it do they navigate this? they try and navigate it between - do they navigate this? they try and navigate it between a - and navigate it between a combination of prudence and pragmatism. trying not to speak out about individual cartel leaders. trying not to turn the pulpit into a soapbox, if you like and deliver politicised speeches inside the church. that said, of course, a lot of the priests said they have no intention of self censoring from the pulpit in their homilies when they are talking to the congregations and of course they are talking about some things that are very, very clearly harming the communities, the congregations stopping murder, drug violence, the constant fear and intimidation and extortion is that hurt their community so they have two exercise real care when, particularly, the squeeze is put on these young men to do the bidding of the drug cartels that essentially run any of these communities.
They try and navigate it between a combination of prudence and pragmatism. trying not to speak out about individual cartel leaders. trying not to turn the pulpit into a soapbox, if you like, and deliver politicised speeches inside the church. that said, of course, a lot of the priests said they have no intention of self censoring from the pulpit in their homilies when they are talking to their congregations and of course they are talking about some things that are very, very clearly harming the communities, their congregations. murder, drug violence, the constant fear and intimidation and extortions that hurt their community so they have two exercise real care when, particularly, the squeeze is put on these young men to do the bidding of the drug cartels who essentially
Indictment joining me now is jeff charlotte, professor contributing editor vanity fair, and author of the undertow scenes from a slow civil war an uncivil title for an uncivi time thank you very much, jeff, it great to see you talk to us a little bi about this, there is, to particularly among we whit evangelicals, this mixture o wanting a kind of, you know, televangelist, you might cal trump that but also, this worship of guns i think, yeah, there s tw things go together, remember of course, in the bible you ca find a war theology in it. and the undertow, i traveled around the country, going to churches, who had gotten rid o the crosses, i went to a militia church they replaced the, alter the pulpit is made of three swords no cross, is because they sa we re in a time of war at the same time, they lov this idea that norman vincen peel, trump says, one of his
Vatican this morning, pope francis has made his return to the pulpit to hold easter mass the vatican estimates around 100,000 people gathered in st. peters square. this comes just days after pop francis visited the hospital due to about a bronchitis, als forced him to skip the outdoor portion of good friday services joining me now from rome s embassies and thompson and, the service is a lot of work for any pope here how was pope francis today how much interaction did h have with the crowds he was actually very strong lindsey. he was brought to the alternat wheelchair, which is typical because he has a chronic kne problem. but what we saw was ystad several times on his own durin mass and then when he gave hi
Isabelle rose. alice. thank you so much in nashville. i want to bring in now. martin luther king the third now. for his perspective. he is the chairman for the drum major institute, a global human rights leader and the son of dr reverend martin luther king jr so good to see you, mr king. i mean, your impressions now of justin pearson. you just heard him from the pulpit invoking the name of your dad and saying the movement lives or dies in memphis. the place the city where your dad was assassinated. what are your impressions? well it s certainly very sad. thank you for the opportunity today is very sad, though 55 years after dad s assassination in memphis that two legislators three actually. were saying, let s bring legislation to the floor to be voted up or down. and the republican legislature chose to
They would only lose in the public eye, and i think what s interesting and different about stormy is that this entire case is about her wanting to speak and her trying to speak. and in fact, you know it starts because you know, in 2011. she tries to sell her story. then she tries again in 2016. pecker strikes his deal with cohen to silence her to pay her off to kill the story. but over and over again, she comes back to try to tell her truth. and she certainly trying to do that every day on twitter, which i got to say she s a master of the medium. if you haven t seen her twitter feed, it is really worth a particular gem. it was magical. i don t think it s appropriate for these airways. somebody tweeted at her. donald trump trump supporter tweeted at her, donald trump wouldn t touch you with a 10 ft pole. and she had a spicy relationship. instead it was it it, it said. it s a three inch pulpit anyway. only ever refers to him on twitter as tiny like she has this incredible ability to use humor and, frankly, her history and her