The 2020 election hosted by the Washington Post, this is live coverage on cspan2. To get back to normalcy has caused them to over and over be unproductive in bringing about longterm systemic changes that are actionable, that are satisfying in the cause of america to live up to the creed, weve got the right ideals, we just dont live up to them. I am sally, author journalistic contributor to the Washington Post. Today we are going to discuss the evangelical christians in their vote. We have two great guests today and our first guest im happy to say is bishop from the potter house in dallas, texas. Welcome bishop. I just want to remind you the last time i interviewed you we were on a tight budget and we did not have a makeup person so i had to make you up right before the interview. [laughter] and i still have the little makeup segment that is in a box in my prize possession. That is so sweet of you, i getting used to today. Today i want to start by asking you about three issues at our fo
Publican National Convention last week. Here are some of their comments. I am so grateful to speak with you today. Montana where i live with my husband, my hero. A marine and retired Police Officer. My husband and i own espresso. We are not some multinational corporation. Our success is not measured by stockholders but by our neighbors, the people we see a church, and at jiujitsu school with my son. Our business is the american story. A story not just for entrepreneurs, but for millions of hardworking men and women who are building their American Dream every day. So manynths ago, like businesses, we got the crushing news a large number a large event we were serving was canceled because of the virus. Our business was on the brink. Threatened to be shut down from losses that were not our fault. I was scared. I thought of our 50 employees and family and when i thought of their jobs, i thought of their rent being due and their children and i felt personally responsible. I am not too proud
Of entrepreneurs but millions of hardworking men and women who are building their American Dream every day. A few months ago, like so many businesses, we got the crushing news a large event we were serving was canceled because of the virus. Our business was on the brink. Threatened to be shut down from losses that were not our fault. I was scared. I thought of our 50 employees, the mountain mud family, and when i thought of their jobs, i thought of the rent being due, their kids, and i felt personally responsible. Im not too proud to admit that i fell on my knees and prayed, lord, what do i do question mark his words rang clear keep on working, it will be ok. You, faith and let me tell you have to have faith when your husband is a marine and Police Officer who is shot at on the job. When you run a business, a little faith goes a long way. Faith in jesus and faith in america. Im worried we have a generation of americans who have been told the American Dream doesnt exist. That is a lie.
With you today. My name is tanya. I am from montana where i live and my husband, my hero. A marine and retired Police Officer. Shop. Band and i own a we are not from multinational corporation. Our success is not measured by stockholders that by our neighbors, but people we see at church and that go to school with our son. Our story is the american story. A story not just brought to printers, but for hardworking men and women who were building their American Dream every day. Like so manyago, businesses, we got the crushing news a large event we were serving was canceled because of the virus. Our business was on the brink. Threatened to be shutdown from losses that were not our fault. I was scared. I thought of our 50 employees id when i thought of our jobs thought of the kids and i felt personally responsible. I am not too proud to admit that i fell on my knees and prayed, lord, what do i do . His words ring clear, keep on working. It will be ok. I had faith. And let me tell you, you ha