the really tough questions, we ve not come up with good answers but now we re presented with another horrible opportunity to think about it and act on it. we ll see what happens. it will be good to have the governor, to get his take on what it all means. chris, it s so good to have you there at the scene to have this conversation with all of the people who are most affected and who will be having that conversation with the policy makers and lawmakers today about what s next. thank you very much. we ll be back with you very shortly. meanwhile, president trump says he s monitoring events from north korea. jeff zeleny is traveling with the president. give us the latest, jeff. reporter: it is that news from texas that is impacting and overshadowing some of his visit. the white house said he s not going to adjust his schedule as
ed, you and i have had as part of the job, we ve been at a lot of these. we ve never had this deadly a church situation. everyone will remember what happened in charlottesville. this of scale we haven t seen and the scale to this community. you have close to 50 people affected by the actual shooting, you only have 500 people here. it s like one in every ten people was affected as a victim, let alone their family and everyone who knows them. so the amount of devastation to these people is just unimaginable. it was good to see the governor show up here last night, put his arms around people, but they re all wondering why. and as we know, it s getting hard to answer that question. it just is. safe to say that there is not a person in this town that is directly connected in some way to one of the victims, either who was killed or is recovering from the wounds today. ed, thank you very much. appreciate it. let s bring in our panel, get some expert opinion in terms of where they re l
everybody pie we read the bible, god s talking to us. whether we take it or not, that s up to us. this community is god fearing and they just had the fear of god put in them by a very deranged man. let us know what we can do to help. thank you for being with us this morning. thank you. ahead on the show, we ll be fortunate to have the governor, kb kbof. there is a larger message. the idea of practicing what you preach, pfb an minds are going to be here in this small texas town today. but what do you do with that? how do you help?
and we see it play out. just being mentally ill doesn t mean you want to be a murderer. i appreciate you coming on to speak of the love that s supposed to be in our heart. pastor, thank you for trying to help this community. they need everybody. back to you in new york. the governor rushed down here, put his arms around this community. he going to have to figure out how you lead in a situation like this. he took a big step by being here. what does he do after? we ll talk to him about it. we have other news to get to as well. republican senator rand paul is recovering from injuries. he has five rib fractures and bruises on his lungs after being assaulted in his home allegedly by a neighbor.
god can get in the middle of what s going on right now and help these people but these people have faith. so if there is a motivation, you cannot expect the people of this community to carry the burden by themselves. the gospel they were listening to was matthew 23, practice what you preach. obviously it was an exhortation of leaders to get in and do the work of what the gospel demands. you know what these situations bear politically, why it s seen as distasteful to see what has happened. i don t know how you serve. this is a secular country. say you do believe in divine motivation. motivation to do what? the governor is here to put his arms around people and that matters. he s going to be on the show this morning and we re happy