how can you not feel any sympathy or any empathy towards them like that? i am not going to worry about people that their only worry in life is to be re-elected. so, no sympathy, but he said he does not believe that people should have gone in. by the way, he was not there, so that will be one of the things the defense he was not there on january 6th. he had been told not to come in because he had been arrested for something else, a judge told him to stay out of washington, d.c.. thank you very much. see you in an hour. appreciate the double duty today. cnn this morning continues right now. let s finish this job. i know we can because this is the united states of america. there is nothing, simply nothing we cannot do if we work together. there you go. good morning, everyone. top of the hour. glad you are with us on cnn this morning. he is running again, president biden making it official this morning. plus, the united states considering sending troops into sud
something else that they don t want to in any way implicate miss if limbs or somehow muslims on i somehow downplay the conditions? why would they want to downpray the conditions and the brutalgy against christians? brutality? if. it s a combination of things. plenty of muslims around the world are blinking red lights and saying that there s a piecemeal, isis of like caliphate being formed in western africa. and, by the way, the whole of the african continent is in trouble. a civil war in sudan, basically a line of coups across the continent, and on the western side you have these jihadist organizations that are forming. and, by the way, my jeer ya with is a country we, the united states government, our taxpayer dollars rachel: right. a billion dollars a year to. but also it s, unfortunately, this d. of state doesn t have department of state doesn t have much to show for anything. we have the worst hostage crisis
in more than history, more americans killed by terrorists since 9/11. we have the afghan withdrawal, we have, you know, war in israel, war in ukraine, civil war in sudan. i mean, the list just goes on and on and on. and when you look at these things, you say, like, is someone on vacation? rachel: right. you know, the beginning of the show today is, actually, the president was on say caig, deputy secretary of defense was on vacation, the secretary of defense was in the icu. it s insane. it s insane, what s happening. rachel: yeah. our government is being blind to this, the media is too. but there aren t enough catholic and christian leaders like yourself out there bringing attention to it. we really thank you for doing that, and we hope others will continue to speak for the plight of those christians in africa. thank you for joining us, reverend. really appreciate it. thanks for having me, ray rachel. rachel: god bless you. coming up, the u.s. grounding some boeing max plans plane
As the number of refugees soars worldwide, the United Nations is appealing for countries to support displaced people at a global summit this week with the aim of showing that "change is possible".The number of people displaced worldwide passed 114 million by the end of September, an all-time high.