newton john has died. olivia has been a symbol of triumph and hope for over 30 years sharing her journey with breast cancer. do i expect you to help? yes i do. president biden applauding passage of the senate bill. some g.o.p. members remain skeptical. people in country can t afford everything in their daily lives. this bill does nothing to address that. ainsley: we start with a fox news alert. republican lawmakers are demanding an investigation into the fbi s raid on mar-a-lago. steve: meanwhile former president donald j. trump released a campaign style video on his website, truth social, calling the united states a nation in decline. lawrence: kevin corke joins us live from washington. kevin, what can you tell us? good morning, guys. certainly a day to remember in the nation s capitol. if you ask republicans not for a good reason. president trump s home mar-a-lago comes under siege by the biden administration s department of justice, with the approval of a
before. and while this is a special weekend that we re looking forward to, this is about making long-lasting, meaning relationships that will move forward and will endure. you know, reverend, we are enduring tough times right now. it seems like the community and law enforcement are at each other s throat right now. we really need to come together. talk about the role that faith plays in that. there s never been a movement in american history for positive social change that was not anchored in the faith space. faith-based organizations have always been the anchor of social progress and social change in our communities. but, you know, lawrence, in this moment, there is so much focus on the negative. so much focus on the divisions. but the truth is we are not nearly as divided as we are disconnected. national faith and blue weekend will give us an opportunity to raise the conversations of positivity and engagement in our faith community and in the
i m going to run for president, that s correct. what s going to be different this time? we re going to win. this is up, i m david gura and what is bernie sanders telling john dickerson he plans to run for president again. the senator from vermont joins nine democrats vying for the seat to unseat president trump in 2020. senator sanders says he wants to transform the democratic party and wants to make it even more progressive. in the first 24 hours after he launched his campaign, bernie sanders raised a record breaking $5.9 million from 223,000 donors and senator kamala harris raised a quarter of that in the first day of fundraising and senator klobuchar brought in a million and senator elizabeth warren $300,000. i m struck how bernie sanders talks about his campaign and how he sees it as another movement in american history. if you learn from the civil rights movement, the trade union movement frrkts women s
one s political activity is crazy. it s ludicrous. it s not only non-catholic, non-christian, non-biblical, it s also unamerican. you re a better historian than i am, bill. you know that every great movement in american history has been driven by people of religious conviction. and if we duct tape the churches. i m just not talking about the catholic church. if we duct tape the role of religion and the churches and morally convince people in the marketplace, that s going to lead to a huge deficit, the huge void and there i are many people who want to fill it up. which would be as doctrine narrow and consider itself as infallible as they caricature the other religions doing. so to see that morally driven, religiously convinced people want to exercise their political responsibility, ily think that is not only at the heart of biblical religion, the at the heart of american enterprise. i want to get into one more
one s political activity is crazy. it s ludicrous. it s not only non-catholic, non-christian, non-biblical, it s also unamerican. you re a better historian than i am, bill. you know that every great movement in american history has been driven by people of religious conviction. and if we duct tape the churches. i m just not talking about the catholic crch. if we duct tape the role of religion and the churches and morally convince people in the marketplace, that s going to lead to a huge deficit, the huge void and there i are many people who want to fill it up. which would be as doctrine narrow and consider itself as infallible as they caricature the other religions doing. so to see that morally driven, religiously convinced people want to exercise their political responsibility, ily think that is not only at the heart of biblical religion, the at the heart of american enterprise. i want to get into one more