>> twins start your will. i trust and we'll dot com and make it count >> i'm natasha bertrand at the pentagon. and this is cnn egn politics this easter sunday. how does a senator preach? shane where mlk junior once stood, balance his faith with his public service. >> democracy is the political enactment of a spiritual idea. georgia >> senator round the brand raphael warnock, is next, plus fanning the flames in extraordinary rebuke of donald trump's rhetoric is an attack on the rule of law when judges breton and now the former president faces new criticism for sharing violent images online. new york republican congressman mike lawler is ahead on that egn more and global disaster after the deadly baltimore bridge collapsed, maryland launches a massive effort to reopen a key economic port. >> we have they long road ahead of us. >> how could it impact you? maryland governor wes moore joined me live hello, i'm dana bash >> and washington where the state of our union is wishing everyone a happy easter today, marks one of the most meaningful days and christianity already observed this morning by pope francis, as well as king charles of england, who celebrated with less family than usual this year due to his cancer treatments. we hope many of you will be celebrating with your family this year. easter also comes in the middle of a divisive presidential election, and that is highlighting a shift in americans views on faith and politics. my next guest is a us senator, but also he is preaching. today is the senior pastor at the epa and baptist church in atlanta, georgia here with me now is senator and reverend raphael warnock, happy easter. thank you so much for joining me this morning, sir. you are going to be leading services at the ebenezer baptist church this morning. of course where martin luther king junior preached, what is the meaning of this de two you personally and what will your easter message be for your congregants? >> well, good morning, dana and happy easter, everyone in just a little while. i will go into my pulpit and do what preachers will be doing all across the world. and that is to put the timeless message, easter message of hope and resurrection, and restoration into a contemporary context. the good news of easter is that evil and injustice will not have the last word in this world on this very day a bad friday became a good friday transformation as possible. truth crust earth will rise again. >> you describe yourself as a matthew 25 christian, referring to the gospel of matthew when jesus told his disciples, i was hungry and you gave me something to eat. i was a stranger and you welcomed me in that message of caring for strangers and being welcoming toward people of all different backgrounds seems like a pretty central tenant of christianity. do you think that this country, people, not just here and around the world, have gotten away from that view of religion well, indeed, as you point out, your treatment of the neighbor and taking care of those who are most >> marginalized is a central tenant of the gospel. jesus lifted up in matthew 25 but if you actually go through the scriptures, you'll see that there's some 2000 verses in the scripture that talks about how to treat the poor sadly, you wouldn't know that listening to some of the loudest christian voices in america today that often mean to poor people in the name of faith. i don't know what bible they're reading. jesus said in his first sermon, quoting the hebrew prophet isaiah the spirit of the lord is upon me because he is an audit me to preach good news to the poor that is the core of my faith. and it is something that i've tried not only to express in a pulpit, but he every single day as i represent the people of georgia in the united states senate senator, the former president, the republican candidate for president again, donald trump, is marking this >> holy week by posting a video. he did so encouraging people to buy as $60. trump endorsed bible listen to what he said >> all americans need a bible in their home. and i have many >> it's my favorite book. it's a lot of people's favorite book. i, brad, to endorse and encourage you to get this bible. we must make america pray again. >> the group selling that bible says, it paid to license trump's name and image, which means he's making money off the sales. what do you make of that? >> the bible does not need donald trump's endorsement and jesus in the very last week of his life chased the money changers out of the temple those who would take sacred things and use them as cheap relics to be sold in the marketplace. the sad thing is that none of us are surprised by this. this is what we expect from the former president if he's not selling us stakes, he's selling us a school whose degree is not worth the paper that is written on if he's not selling us a school is selling us sneakers and now he's trying to sell the scriptures at the end of the day. i think he's trying to sell the american people a bill of goods and that worked in 2016, although he did not win the popular vote even in 2016, it did not work in 2020. and i don't think it's going to work in 2024 i don't know if you've seen, but this bible that donald trump is selling also includes the declaration of independence, the pledge of allegiance that >> experts say that this is in line with a growing embrace on the right of christian nationalism which is the idea that the united states should be a christian country. what do you think about that movement and trump's apparent embrace of it >> well i'm a proud american. i love my country and one of the tenants of my country that i love is the separation of church and state and so i tried to use my faith and the values derived. they're from to participate in a pluralistic democracy that embraces the great tenants. i think that lifted up by many faith traditions love justice equity, compassion for the neighbor. donald trump is doing what he's always done and this time it's a risky bet because the folks who buy those bibles might actually open them up where it says things like, wow, shalt not lie now, shalt not bear false witness where it warns about wolves dressed up in sheep's clothing i think you ought to be careful this is risky business for somebody like donald trump i don't know if you've heard your friend, reverend william barber, speak about this, but he says that christian nationalism attempts to sanctify oppression >> and not liberation. he calls it a form of heresy what do you think? i mean, is this concept which seems to be growing something that you see is dangerous >> well, again, i believe in the separation of church and state and sadly, in our country in this moment we're seeing religion being used again as one more proxy as a tool in the culture wars. and very often, it is hidden in the language and the clothing of religion but jesus said, jule, judge, a tree by the fruit it bears i judged a depth of people's piety, not based on their pronouncements not based on them using the bible as assemble but how did they treat the poor how do they treat the most marginalized? those are the people that jesus sent it >> and >> that is the faith that i embrace every single day. and it's something that is sorely needed in our country in this moment in which those who have no vision are trafficking in division republicans are attacking president biden for recognizing today as transgender day of visibility. i want to be very clear that this day, this transgender day of visibility is always on march 31st has been since 2009. this president has marked at every year since he's been in the white house the date of easter changes year to year. i don't need to tell you that the house speaker called biden's announcement imporant and said he betrayed the central tenant of easter what do you say to that >> well, apparently the speaker finds trans people have horn and i think he ought to think about that the fact of the matter is as you said, march 31st has been a de to lift up transgender people who endure violence and bigotry easter, the date changes every single day, but this is just one more instance of folks who have who do not know how to lead us trying to divide us. and this is the opposite of the christian faith. jesus centered the marginalized. he sent it the poor and in a moment like this, we need voices, particularly voices of faith, who would use our faith, not as a weapon to beat other people down, but as a bridge to bring all of us together. that is what martin luther king junior dead. and i'm honored to preach from that pulpit every single day. it is a faith that god's me in my work. as a united states senator trying to cap the cost of insulin so folks can afford it. trying to make sure first-time homeowners can buy a home and that our children are not so a washed in student debt that they have a mortgage before they have a mortgage. this is how my faith informs me every single day senator reverend 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working 24/7 to be able to help us have progress and what the thing that we are now seeing is private course is beginning to happen despite the fact that these are incredibly, it's incredibly complicated situation where we have not been able to put divers back in the water because of both whether win the amount of debris and wreckage that's in the water. we now do have cranes, the chesapeake 1,000, which has a capacity of lifting thousand pounds that's begun to cut up the remnants of the bridge that we can then prepare for removal. the complicated nature of this is we have a ship that is nearly the size of the eiffel tower that is now stuck within the channel that has the key bridge sitting on top of it. and so this is going to be a long road. it's a very complex operation, but, but, but movement is happening and we're grateful for the people who are out there doing this work >> more than 1.1 million containers of cargo pass through the port of baltimore last year, including more cars and light trucks and any other port in the what effect is this going to have beyond maryland on the national economy and the supply chain? could american see delays and higher prices as a result >> absolutely and people have to remember this is not a, this is not a baltimore catastrophe, not a maryland catastrophe. this is a national economic catastrophe as well as you mentioned. i mean, this port is one of the busiest, most active ports inside of the country. and so this is it's not just have an impact on maryland. this is going to impact the farmer in kentucky. this is going to impact the auto dealer in ohio. this is going to impact the restaurant owner in tennessee you know, whether you talk about all those various industries, the port of baltimore is the largest port in the country for all of those things. and so the reason that we need people to move in a bipartisan basis and move any fast basis is not because we need you to do maryland a favor. maryland needs no favors. we need to make sure that we're actually moving quickly to get the american economy going again because the port of baltimore is instrumental and are larger economic growth quick action by law enforcement and port officials and the fact that this happened really early in the morning help prevent the death toll from being even higher. if those officers hadn't been nearby or if this had happened during rush hour, it could have been a really different story. why didn't the bridge have a better warning system in place? does that need to change going forward >> well, i know ntsb is currently doing an investigation and we need to have answers. we need to have answers on what happened. we need to know who is and should be accountable for this, and we need to make sure we're holding them accountable. but the work of these first responders, i cannot overstate enough they saved countless lives. the fact that they move so quickly when that made a went up to be able to block traffic from going getting more cars on the bridge and it's not even just the cars they stopped from going on the bridge, which would have had a deadly result remember, this is in the middle of the night it was pitch dark and cars were coming over the key bridge at 50 miles an hour. have they not stopped that flow of traffic >> cars would have >> kept coming even after the bridge collapsed because when you're moving at that speed and you're moving in darkness known are those drivers would have known that there's no bridge anymore. so they literally just would've kept on driving over the edge. they saved countless lives. and i cannot thank these first responders enough and members and members of the ncaa police who who, who are literally heroes within our midst. >> yeah, they certainly did an amazing job, but i'm guessing that regardless of what the ntsb says about the reason for this collapse you want something to protect, not just your constituents, but others who are driving over this kind of bridge near such a busy four, you're going to have gigantic cargo ships like this going through again that's right >> then the number one priority for me, the number one priority for any chief executive is the safety of your people. we need to make sure that our people are safe. and that includes critical infrastructure. and so there has to be in, there will be a full understanding of all the critical infrastructure assets within our state. to make sure that the people and have a sense of not just confidence but reliability when it comes to critical infrastructure and that work, and that work is going to be some, there's gonna be bipartisan and that's work that has already begun. >> governor some republicans are trying to blame the bridge collapse on policies that encourage workplace diversity. a utah state representative who is running for governor tweeted, quote, this is what happens when you you have governors who prioritize diversity over the well-being and security of citizens another republican running for congress in florida posted dei, did this what's your response >> my responses i have no time for foolishness i'm locked in i'm making >> sure that we can get closure and comfort to these families. i'm making sure that we're going to keep our first responders safe. doing heroic work. on making sure that we're going to open up this channel and be able to get boats and ships and get our economic engine going again, i'm making sure that we're taking care of our people to include our first responders and families and small businesses who've been impacted by this. and i'm making sure that we are going to get the key bridge rebuilt. i have no time for foolishness, and so i'm not going to delve into it you call it foolishness. the mirror baltimore seemed to go in a different direction he is black and he was described in an online post that got millions of views as the dei maire. he responded by saying, we know what they say, what they want to say, but they don't have the courage to say the n word is this racism >> my focus on making sure these families are getting the comfort and the culture that they need. making sure that our first responders are getting the supports that they need, making sure we can get these channels open and making sure that we can get this key bridge rebuilt. i frankly do not have time to be able to deal with anything else. i'm locked in and i'm focused on what matters right now. >> well, that makes sense and that is understandable and we should not lose sight of the human when cost here, six people lost their lives. all of them immigrant workers families that loved them, they relied on them and our thoughts are with them and their loved ones today, governor. thank you so much for being here, especially on this easter sunday god bless you. happy easter. >> enjoy comes in the morning >> thank you >> up next to republican from one of the most divided house districts the country, the issues he thinks will drive november's election. it may 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vote to remove him. here with me now to talk about that and more is republican congressman mike lawler of new york. thank you so much for being here, sir. happy easter to you. let's start with ukraine. speaker says he is determined to find a path forward. he is under intense pressure from the far right, you have been calling for him to allow a vote for weeks now, has given you any commitment that this vote will happen when the house returns from recess >> i believe there will be a boat when we get back from the easter recess certainly, this is critically important for our allies. we are the leader of the free world and we can not show up on our responsibility to uphold and defend democracies across the globe. it's why i introduced along with brian fitzpatrick can jared golden, the defending borders, defending democracies act, which would provide lethal aid to ukraine to israel, to taiwan as well as an act serious border provisions including remain in mexico and title 42 and we are pushing for a vote. i have signed a discharge petition to allow for that vote, but i am hopeful that the speaker will put the bill on the floor or an amended version of the bill on the floor, so that we can once and for all ensure that our allies have the aid and support that they need. >> you said you're hopeful. >> have you? i'm assuming you've spoken to him directly. has he made a commitment >> i have spoken to them directly. i'm not going to delve into the details of that conversation, but i am confident that he is going to bring a bill to the floor and that we will have a vote he understands that the responsibility that we have. look china, russia, and iran are not our friends. they're not our allies. they are seeking to undermine and destabilized the free world and undermine the united states economically at every turn and so we need to push back. we need to support our allies. and if ukraine were to fall and russia successful in this endeavor that would have catastrophic impact on eastern europe do you think that congresswoman marjorie taylor greene will follow through on her threat to force a motion to oust mike johnson as speaker i can't speak for her, obviously, she has introduced it. she has not yet made it privileged. but as i said, the day that she introduced it, it's idiotic and it's not going to actually help advance the cause that she believes in an in fact, it undermines our house report publican majority look, voters enacted a house republican majority because they wanted a check and balance on the biden administration. they wanted to stop the reckless out of control spending that increasing by 5 trillion in just two years and gave us record inflation they, they didn't like the disastrous withdrawal and afghanistan. and they saw the disastrous foreign policy decisions that the biden administration is made when it comes to iran, for instance allowing iranian petroleum sales to increase by $88 in just three years. so they wanted a house republican majority too. serve as a check and balance to fight to secure our border in fighting does nothing to help advance any of those issues or policy positions. and in fact, that undermines our majority. >> i won't ask you about something that happened in alabama this week. a democrat who campaigned on reproductive rights flipped. gop, held state house seat another sign of the fallout in that state for the supreme court ruling that rule that ivf treatments would be blocked you, a congressman are just wonder for house republicans supporting a bill to codify ivf protections at the federal level >> do you think >> most of your fellow republicans are on the wrong side of this issue >> look if we're going to be a party that supports life then we should be fighting to protect the ability of families to become parents. i mean, that's what this is about. ultimately, millions of americans struggle with infertility and they rely on ivf to ensure that they have the joy of being a parent and so i think that decision that came down in alabama was wrong. i think the legislature obviously moved quickly, but there is political fallout from that. people want reasonableness. they don't i don't want extremism i am personally pro-life, but i do believe an exceptions for rape, incest to life for the mother. and i have said very clearly, i will never support a federal ban on abortion. this is a decision that will be made at the state level and it will be made by the voters. and i think we need to do a much better job of listening and understanding where people are on these issues ivf is something that is critically important for families all across this country. and i believe it should be protected. and that is something where i have signed on to federal ledger just to do that, given the fact that some states have not moved legislation to protect ivf, i want to turn to donald trump all week. he has been aggressively attacking the judge, overseeing one of his trials. in your state of new york. he's also gone after the judge's daughter posting her name and picture on social media on friday, he targeted another perceived enemy the president of the united states, his rival for the white house. he posted a video with violent imagery of biden hogtied in the back of a pickup truck, just trump going after judges family, promoting violent images of president biden cross a line look, i think obviously the former president has every right to defend >> himself in court. he has every right to defend themselves as through the proper legal channels. i think everyone needs to tone down down the rhetoric, the language and obviously social media has become a vehicle by which to bludgeon people. i just think at the end of the day, the former president, current president, and on down l, all of us have a responsibility to check our language, to watch what we're saying, and to focus on the issues at hand at the end of the day, donna the american people are focused on what matters to them, whether you're republican or democrat, we all want a good paying job to provide for our families. a quality education for our children, access to housing and health care and safe neighborhood hoods to live in congressmen. and we're seeing issues all across this country that frankly don't get anywhere near the attention they deserve because frankly, we're focused on stuff like this. >> well to be fair, when you have a candidate for president who is facing a legal situation going after >> not the judge, not just the judge, but putting photos of the judges daughter, name, and face on social media. i just want to be clear. are you denouncing that? i know you talked about both sides, but i'm asking you about this specific issue >> no listen, donna families should always be off limits obviously, the former president has every right to defend himself in court but i think the focus of this campaign and this election should be on the american people and the issues facing the american people we just saw in new york officer jonathan diller get murdered by career criminals frankly, i find that to be way more of an important issue impacting the people of new york and my district than some of the other topics that generally are the focus of the press. >> before i let you go, you didn't endorse donald trump in the primary. are you going to support them? for president >> look, i'm not focused right now on the presidential race. i am focused on my campaign and my district and the work that we're doing here at some point, i'm sure i'll have a comment with respect to the presidential race, but right now? i'm focused on my district >> congressman. thank you so much for being here, especially on this easter sunday. appreciate. thank you >> the new move, the biden campaign is making to reach disaffected republican voters. my panel is next >> we're here to get your side of the store. >> don't ms a single scandal, why do we keep it? bending up here >> you can't write this stuff. >> united 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bible. he's also selling sneakers. and when you look at how he's actually packaged it by putting the declaration of independence, the constitution, others, along with the bible and the declaration of independence talks about our freedoms that come from god, not from the government. it seems like it's great. and if someone wants to buy it, they will. and if they don't, they won't house yet pretty much everything you need to know about trump. he's a fraud. i mean, to be selling a bible and comparing himself to jesus that's actually in the bible. you're not supposed to do that. >> i >> think remember separation of church and state, but not to mention just this sort of, he consistently is trying to find a way to make money and puff himself up and he's getting increasingly comfortable with this idea of comparing himself to jesus. and i just have to say, as a christian, particularly on easter and attacking this day, that is also, is easter. it is also the day that we recognize transgender people god and jesus did not preach hate and they were not for attacking diversity. and donald trump takes every opportunity he can to attack diversity to demonize the other. and that is not christian values in my mind, as a christian before its fall, you can get your bibles usually at a church free. you can also get it online free. on amazon. i think the best selling one is probably about $15. so get them a lot cheaper than that. >> but also very serious terms on your shove this earlier on good friday donald trump was very viciously posting that very ugly posts that you showed earlier of a bound a joe biden in the back of that truck? not always on the day where christians are commemorating the crucifixion of jesus. that's when donald trump thought he would post that very ugly violent picture so this is very serious because we know when donald trump does these kind of violent, very un-christian things, they have consequences and you have his supporters do ugly things. threatened people. so that's much more serious. and un-christian in dangerous. and these kind of things aren't spoken out about and people aren't asked to respond on those. and i think we need to see responses from people on those kind of actions and i'd like to see actions and responses on that. yeah, more yeah. >> i did just ask a >> lawler, you're your four-year former colleague before i let you when do you want to respond to that at all? >> i mean, i think so much as being made of a of a video posted on social media yeah that's literally what work colleagues, you know, your former colleagues at the white house, people have spoken out against donald trump, have gotten attacked people sometimes show up and attack them or their home, threaten them. and threats are made against them. so this is a real, if we want to get away, but if we want to have a serious discussion about political violence, and i think we should have but i would violence where he wants to let those out of jail and pilot also reminds you that you had the speaker of the house. nancy pelosi, and a squad member talking about unrest in our streets. you've had entertained painters and her. we have talked about assassinating president trump, blowing up the why a president to talk about or do you need to talk about? we need to talk about political violence on both sides. and one that is only attacked and questioned on one it rings hollow. we've had a >> president of the united states who said he would pardon people who have attacked our capitol police and said he would let them free. and we've had people excuse that. and that's coming from i'll try it out. >> i want to bring you in here because what we just witnessed or two republicans having a very real debate at very passionate one about some of the things that donald trump is doing. that is the kind of anger at donald trump that the biden campaign is trying to harness. that's why mike pence, your former boss, is not supporting done well. and what >> what the biden campaign is doing. and i'm going to play a clip from a new digital ad is trying to get people who voted for nikki haley in the primaries to come vote for joe biden >> nikki haley is made an unholy alliance with rhinos. never for trumpers, americans four, no prosperity jobs that many never trumpers anymore. >> how do you bring these nikki haley voters back in? >> i'm not sure we need to manage yeah look, the fact, that we're having this conversation shows how toxic trump has become with mainstream republicans a lot of republicans not just elected officials like the former congresswoman, but a lot of her constituents and it's it's a smart roof by the biden campaign to reach out to them and look, we've seen in many races over the last 23 years, whether it was kentucky in 2023, new york three, the special election where republicans in suburban areas have really been turned off by the former president and same thing in 22 and same thing in 20. and he's got a real problem with suburban voters. >> can i just mentioned also that i think in that ad part of what's powerful about it is it's about attacking a woman and the massage one of donald trump and his inability to stop himself from attacking women. think about in 2016, the attacks on meghan kelly, not to mention hillary clinton, but time and again, there's something about women, the way he attacks women. and it does, it's turning off suburban women and women in general. but political actually also just did a little survey that showed he's also having trouble, an ex urban areas. he's also having trouble in areas where people just are starting to thank, you know, when they're being reminded of the meanness of the conversations people were having when they said, i can have my child in the room when he's on television. i can have they can hear what he's saying. i remember very clearly in 2018 when we started to hear this coming up and focus groups with voters, republican-leaning voters, who were saying, i just don't think i can support him. we heard it just this week, actually in john king's piece at the border where people were talking about his meanness and the nastiness as a real turn-off. and mark, i want to put some numbers around what we're talking about here, just looking at the primaries this year in arizona 110,964 votes, not for donald trump georgia 707866. this is after there was no nikki haley and the race. this is when their alternative was trump and trump only those are protests votes. does that worry you know, because at the end of the day, it's not going to be about a protest, it's not going to be about a contested primary. it's going to be about policy issues. and when you ask yourself who's going to secure the border, who's going to lower gas prices, who's going to lower grocery prices, who's going to deal without a control crime in our cities. none of those people say joe biden. the answer is donald trump, and they will come back for that final quick word. well, i mean, >> we are better off now than we were four years ago >> people, i believe that was i can tell you what you want to remember what was going on for years ago. and how you're the president was encouraged sleep aids. there's so many inject chemical organ, they're buying an ad to continue this conversation in the green room, but i'm going to go and reach you in there and i'm going to maybe try to moderate it so much. >> all of you. >> we'll be right back guess it's time to paint >> whether you're doing it yourself for hiring a pro today. let's pack maybe maybe exclusively at the home depot when you're a small business owner >> your to do list can be a log that's why progressive makes it easy to save with a commercial auto quote online. so you can take on all your other to dos already. >> did see if you could say that progressive commercial.com and safe light will take care of fixing your windshield. but did you know we can take care of your insurance claim. that means less stress for you >> okay 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