Faith pushes me forward on how i govern in the things that i do. understandable, but one of the fundamentals of the constitution is a separation of church and state when it comes to governing. when i just asked that you said no, and that s going to alarm some people. kayleigh: mollie, she was the only one. she called it controversial and alarming. an msnbc opinion piece called theocratic impulses. here are the facts, i wrote a whole chapter on this in my new book, serenity in the storm. separation of church and state is nowhere in our funding documents. it was intending to regard the legislature, not schools. yes, we do have freedom of worship, but this is taken wildly out of context to the point where a teacher can t have a bible on his desk. up until last year a coach couldn t kneel in silent prayer at the 50-yard line. that is never the intent of our founding fathers. let me pop this up really quick and you can react.