Event in a crucial swing state. I think you are better than Martin Luther King. I think you are Martin Luther King times two. New reporting on the Trumpeters Candidate in North Carolina. Robinson made dozens of disturbing comments on the pornography site, complaining he is a Black Nazi and said, quote, wishes they would bring slavery back. I would buy a few. The denial from the Maga Candidate at at the deadline for republicans to replace him. The latest Evidence Donald Trump cannot get away from project 2025. I havent read it. I dont want to read it. All in starts right now. Good evening from new york. Im chris hayes. We have a big night tonight. Big night for big stars and democratic and republican parties. Any minute, Vice President Kamala Harris will be appearing with The One And Only Oprah Winfrey. A highly produced live Campaign Event in michigan. We will bring that as soon as we get it. We begin in North Carolina. Republicans are positively freaking the heck out. You see, the dea
well, in response, the president unleashed a series of critical tweets. slamming the magazine as far-left and progressive. joining me now, steven mansfield, the author of choosing donald trump, good, anger, hope, and why christian conservatives supported him and susan del percio, republican strategist and political analyst. stephen, the president called christianity today a far-left magazine. is that an accurate depiction of their standing in the evangelical community in your opinion? no, it s not. the president was angry and raging and striking out. christianity today. it stirs the water, which is one of the roles journalists ought to have. but for the most part, it s pretty mainstream evangelicalism. sometimes challenges ministries. it sometimes raises theological questions. and it definitely leans to the social justice side of the faith. but it s by the way, is why fundamentalists sometimes call it christianity astray. but it is absolutely mainstream evangelicalism and not
unleas unleashed a series of tweets. joining me now, steven mansfield, the author of choosing donald trump god, anger, hope and why christian conservatives supported him. and susan, republican strategist and msnbc political analyst. steven, the president called christianity today a far left magazine. is that an accurate depiction of them standing in the evangelical community in your opinion? christianity today stirs the water. for the most part main stream evangelicalism. it sometimes challenges and it definitely leans to the social justice side of the faith but it is why fundamentalists sometimes call it christianity astray. and it s not left leaning at all. editor in chief says it s the
if you re a slavemaster that s on the top of the slave ship, and you re a slave in the bottom of the slave ship, who was your guard ld. is it wrong to call this christianity? they called it christianity. i don t believe it s true christianity and that s why we re drawing folks to call for jesus to justice. we had a red letter revival. we re trying to help people know you have a choice between the jesus they re presenting and the true jesus of the bible. william barber and jonathan hartgrove, thank you for coming. more after the break. play it cool and escape heartburn fast with new tums chewy bites cooling sensation.
muslims or jews. sean: let me play that through this prism. that s when i interview audio remember, reverend wright was in the audience. this is june. he was dis-invited from the from the invocation when obama announced he s running for president. came on my show, two months later. this is the last interview that reverend wright d. hear what he said about black liberation theology and when he goes on to say in that particular clip there because we talk about the black people in church. here s my exchange with reverend wright. this is on the web site today. let me just inform our audience. i want you to respond, if you can. it says commitment to god. by the way, i am with you. commitment to the black community. commitment to the black family. adherence to the black work ethic. reverend, if every time we said black, if it was a church and those words were white, wouldn t we call that church racist? we would call it christianity. we have been saying, there was a