Waching daily Aug 26 2017

Hey guys, this is Curtis Abbott with RestoredBibleCulture.org. And I just

wanted to create kind of a Part Two to my previous video on Proverbs 3:5-6

and there was just some things that I wish I would have added to that

other video that rather than redo the video I just wanted to add a second

video. And so, basically, I want to really center in on one portion of that verse

a little bit more significantly in this video than I did in the previous one. And

so, of course, the scripture goes, you know, trust in the Lord with all thine heart,

and lean not on thine own understanding. In all thy ways

acknowledge him, and he shall direct thy path. I want to center back in on that

whole concept of acknowledge him. You know, because I think the secret to being

able to trust God with your whole heart, which I'm learning more and more as I

push into these things myself. As I press into - to - to purify myself through his

spirit. Like one of the things I do regularly is I ask God to just purge me

from an evil heart of unbelief because I think so much of this walk comes down to

whether we actually believe him. You know, whether we actually believe him.

If you think about it, if we knew with every ounce of our being the practical

reality of heaven and earth, of who he is in his fullness. You know, we would pursue

God with our whole heart, with nothing held back, and it would just be a natural

reaction. Because to know him is to trust him, to know him is to love him, to know

him is to be motivated to pursue him. And so, that section there

in that verse, in all your ways acknowledge him. You know that the Hebrew

word there for acknowledge is very interesting, it's it's the word yada, it's

Yada in the Hebrew. And so I kind of make a joke, you know, really knowing God,

really pursuing God, really loving God with your whole heart is all about

Yada, Yada, Yada. You know, it's all about knowing him, it's all about

yada-yada-yada and I'm not mocking the Word, I'm saying it's all to know, to know,

to know. To become one with, you know, that's the same word used for "Adam knew

Eve" and they became, you know, they became one flesh. Adam knew Eve, you know,

that when they had that intimacy of communion, that intimacy of sexual

relation, that intimacy of becoming one with, becoming "echad." You know, that's the

Hebrew word for "one" there, and uh, to be intertwined with. I just

want to stress this concept of knowing him and pursuing knowing him with

everything that we are. Obviously, that involves complete surrender, that

involves opening oneself in complete transparency before him. But you know, I

also like the little play on words, you know, we oftentimes use that term, you

know, yada-yada-yada is in you know, dah-da-da that you're just talking, talking, talking,

yada-yada-yada. Well you know, that's really, how do we get to know him? We get

to know him by acknowledging him in all our ways. where there's no no no dark

places, there's no nooks, there's no crannies. We've invited him

into every single aspect of our life. And, you know, I was talking to somebody the

other day who was having some issues with some drug addiction challenges and

it was a woman and I just encouraged her to stay linked with God, stay one with

God, even when she's going through that strong

temptation. Because as that addiction is is kicking in and if she can bring

God in, and bring the light, if you will, into that darkness, what happens when

light enters darkness? It illuminates that place. And how much the enemy loses

his hold when we bring light into darkness and so often when we're

struggling in some area that's giving us challenge, so often that's a time in

which we depart from God, that's a time in which we kind of leave God behind and

we shut the door and we hide from him. But imagine for a moment, if you actually

stayed locked arms with God when you went into the most challenging places of

your soul, the areas in which you're having

struggles overcoming, the areas in which you're embarrassed and ashamed. Imagine

if we were willing to risk the transparency of staying lock-armed with

God. And as we go through that temptation the light of his presence illumines what

typically is in darkness. It's gonna completely undermine the ability for the

enemy to maintain that hold on your soul. Because his tactics work in darkness but

God is light. And so, when we bring God into every nook and cranny of our life,

we find freedom in every nook and cranny of our life. And we walk with him in that

way, to acknowledge him in all of our ways. Because here's reality, he is there!

There's nowhere on earth, there's no where even in the depths of Hell that

his presence is not. He is there, his love is there! And so, as a result of that, he's

already there, he already knows when you're there.

And so, as a result, why not stay lock-armed with him? And I'm not saying come to

a place that's sacrilegious, and, and doesn't put the separation between, you

know, the holy and the unholy. But the reality is, God wants to be one with you.

The reality is, he wants to be one with me. And, the reality is, when a person...

the Scriptures talk about, you know where, you know, he who joins himself with the

lord is one spirit. And in that same context of passage, it talks about, he

who joins, of making the members of Messiah members with a prostitute. Talking

about, he who joins himself with the prostitute is one flesh. And so, it's

actually, I think, what was most likely talking about temple prostitution in that case.

You know, kind of an idolatrous circumstance but nonetheless notice that

in that context of that verse, someone is becoming one with a

prostitute and they're bringing the members of Messiah into that. Because

when we're one with him were inseparable from him. We can trick ourselves that

he's not there, but he's always with us. He'll never leave us or forsake us. And

so, if we begin to learn to, in all our ways acknowledge him. Kind of like a

sense of "oh oh yeah" you know, he's there. Oh

yeah, you know, acknowledging his presence,

acknowledging his desire to impart wisdom. Understanding and acknowledging

his his his his wisdom, his presence, his love, his light. And and beginning to walk

or continuing in a path of walking with him in that. Imagine how transformative

that would be to our lives. There's no part of our life that he does not want

to be a part of. And also from that communication playing

on that yada-yada-yada. I mean, it's not the same to talk to yourself than it is

to talk to God. I want to encourage, one of the things that I'm really working on is

just seeking to commune with God more and more through the whole of life,

through the mundane. Just as if I had someone else in the room with me and I'm

working on a project, let's say, putting up this video whatever the case may be

and gleaning from the fact that you have someone else looking over your shoulder,

giving you insight, acknowledging what their attention is brought to and all of

those things. Imagine if we walked with God in that way. Imagine how over time

that would grow in our union with him. Imagine how that would enlighten our

minds, as he speaks in that still small voice. Imagine as, just like if you have a

relationship and you've been in a very long-term highly intimate relationship,

where you just begin to think alike. Imagine if we walked with God to such a

level in which we begin to think alike, where we have the mind of Messiah like

the scripture says. Like, you know, we become where no longer are his thoughts

higher than our thoughts. What if we actually became one with God where our

thoughts became almost synonymous with his thoughts. Now I know he's infinite

and he's all-knowing and everything else but what if we'd bridge that gap, that veil

of the flesh and came into that supernatural revelation, that

supernatural relationship, that'd begin to melt away the separation between who we

are and who he is. What if we so melded with him, that we, kind of like it goes on

in that verse and and he shall direct our paths. What if we so melded with him

that we were directed in this way, where we were just one with God, and we

walked with him in all our ways and everywhere we went, that wherever we went

the presence of God went. Imagine what's potentially available. I'm thinking of a

quote it's not coming to me perfectly but it says, the world,

something to the effect of, "the world has yet to see what God can do with a man

wholly devoted to him." And I believe that's true. I believe that there's a

place in God, I mean think about it, Enoch walked with God and was not. I kind

of imagined it almost as if Enoch was in this relationship, so intimate with God,

so one with God, that it almost began to shift dimensionally, where like one

moment he was in the flesh and one moment he was kind of in the spirit, one moment

he was in the realm of Earth and one moment he was stepping into the realms

of the Spirit. And as he as he kind of phase shifted as that relationship

heightened and heightened and heightened, that one day he was walking with God and

just was not. He didn't come back. He stayed on the other side. Paul said, you

know, you know, I don't know what to choose do I do I stay in the flesh which

is good for you or do I? You know what's he [garbed], I mean, we

don't really understand these kind of concepts. What are they actually talking

about? Are these things available to us? Well, it's in the scripture and it's true

for others. You know, it's something that's available in the spirit. And I

just want to just kind of broaden the perspective of what intimacy with God

could mean. What if you became so intimately communed and so intimately

one with God that like Peter, you got to the place in which that anyone within

the distance of your shadow was healed. You know, like Paul where he took

kerchiefs and such and he'd wipe the sweat off his brow and people would...

his essence was intermixed in such a way with God's essence that these these

towels were brought to the sick or demon-possessed and they were healed or

delivered. Think about that. In all your ways acknowledge him. What benefit are we

getting from having hidden places? What, what satisfaction is that bringing to our

soul? It says that he you know has has in his, in his, I don't remember how the

scripture goes perfectly, but in his right hand is riches and honor and in his

left hand is treasure, not treasures, but pleasures forevermore. You know, walking

with God, some people see walking with God as something that's gonna restrict

their life, as if they're gonna, they're not gonna be able to enjoy this, they're

not gonna be able to enjoy that. You know, that's not a scripture understanding of

walking with God. Walking with God is a path of blessing but even if this life

holds trials and tribulations because of what God's called you to do. Think about

it, that just puts an exponential reward on the rewards of heaven. Because imagine,

God's not gonna allow anything you go through unrewarded. He says he's a

rewarder of those who diligently seek Him. And if there's any reward that

doesn't come on earth, it's delayed let's say or something of that nature, well

that, could you imagine there's no investment on earth that out pays God's

investment in his people? He's going to take things, and on the other side if you

are faithful with him, if you become one with him, if you if you if your whole

heart is devoted to become an interlinked with God and being sold out

to his purposes, sold out to his presence, sold out to knowing him. Imagine what

that means, imagine that he's gonna pay dividends. You think

the miracle of compound interest, you know, on earth could compare to the

miracle of a life invested in God yet not fully rewarded in the earth realm. Of

what that means in terms of eternity? Get the vision for that. I want to get the

vision for that! You know, I want to live in light of eternity, I want to live in

light of the truths that are coming out of my mouth but I don't want him to come

out of my mouth, I want to become one with the truth. But, you know, like just

like Messiah was the the word that became flesh and dwelt among us, God

desires his word to become flesh in us. He desires us to to become one with him.

Like, like the Messiah said, you know, Father I pray that they be one even as

we are one. Let us become one with God, let us acknowledge him in all of our

ways. And you know, a lot of times we say we know something when we just can spout

it out mentally. No, when we know something we become one with it.

In fact, under my clock I've got a a saying that I felt like God gave me a

a couple years ago that's really humility provoking, but it says

this, "I only know as much as results show. If my results don't show it, then I

don't know it, it's still something I'm trying to learn." And I, that just, that

quote just helps me recognize the divide between the way we typically use the

word know and the way God wants us to know his word, the way God wants us to

know his spirit, the way God wants us to know him. And so, I just wanted to bring

that out a little bit more. Yada-yada-yada.

To know him, to know him, to know him. You know that word shows up almost five, in

the Hebrew, the Hebrew word for know, "yada," shows up like almost five times more

than the word "love" in the Hebrew. And so, to know him. There's no purpose

for our lives that extends greater than "to know him." You think about, I think

about that verse that comes to mind where it says that uh, but but Lord Lord you

know did I not did I not cast out Devils in your name

did I not heal in your name and you know it's not obviously an exact quote

but then remember he goes on to say "depart from me I never knew you." There's

nothing more important than knowing him. And of course, he is love and so to know

him is to love him, to fully know him is to become an embodiment of love, an

embodiment of his spirit but in the full expression of who he reveals himself to

be in Scripture. And so, I want to just uh, just wanted to say some more

words on that relating to, you know, becoming, you know, acknowledge him and

you know, in all our ways acknowledging him and that's just the prayer of my

heart. I just want to pray right now, Father, I just pray for myself and for

anybody that's watching this video, that Father you'd put within us a revelation of

what is available in pushing into you, the treasures of your presence, the

treasures of your personhood. I pray that you'd give us a revelation that would

cause us to have a motivation to pursue you with everything that we are, holding

nothing back, in pursuing you to purify our hearts so there's nothing that

separates us from walking in the fullness of what you intended

that relationship to be. Open the eyes of our understanding to just pursue you,

give us a knowledge of who you are that's an inseparable knowledge, that

becomes something that cannot be lost, something that doesn't just exist in our

minds, but something that we know fully in our hearts that has become flesh in

us. Father, we want to know the tangibility of your presence, we want to

know you in the fullness of your resurrection, and in the fellowship of

your sufferings. We want to know you to the place in which we can consider it

pure joy when we encounter trials of many kinds.

We want to know you. So, anyway, just a few thoughts guys. Um, God bless you and uh, hope

to see you soon.

For more infomation >> Proverbs 3:5-6 - Knowing trust "yada-yada-yada" is THE SECRET to life! - Duration: 21:20.

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'Disjointed' Is Like Any Workplace Sitcom — Think 'Cheers,' With More Pot - Duration: 7:18.

'Disjointed' Is Like Any Workplace Sitcom — Think 'Cheers,' With More Pot

Chuck Lorre is, without question, televisions sitcom king.

He created three of todays top money-making syndicated shows — How I Met Your Mother, The Big Bang Theory and Two and a Half Men — and his other hits over the years include Dharma & Greg, Grace Under Fire, Mike & Molly and Mom.

So why did every single broadcast network turn down his latest sitcom?. Lorres new show, Disjointed, co-created with David Javerbaum, premieres Friday on Netflix. Kathy Bates stars as the proprietress of a medical marijuana dispensary.

The shows Los Angeles set is a hippy-looking shop filled with psychedelic posters and glass cases displaying actual product. On a recent day of shooting a prop guy was handing out vape pens to the actors. Well be vaping, he says. Vaaaaping..

Waaaay too edgy for Lorres home network, CBS — even though hes earned the company more than $1 billion with The Big Bang Theory, according to Deadline Hollywood.

We didnt even get a meeting out of it, Lorre said during an interview at his production offices in Burbank. We sent the script and got back: No..

Lorre describes his latest show, Disjointed, as just a regular workplace comedy, with wacky customers and lovable employees. Think Cheers, he says.

The fact that theyre smoking pot — if they were sitting at a bar in Boston drinking with Sam and Norm and Cliff — theyre still a surrogate family and people care about each other, he says.

But the family tension in Disjointed is also more literal, deriving partly from the dynamic between Bates Earth mother character and her much more corporate son. Hes trying to convince her to build her pot dispensary into a national chain.

The gold rush is on, and pretty soon, someones gonna become the Walmart of cannabis, he coaxes. Walmart is evil, Bates character retorts (just before her son reminds her that she shops there herself.

To ensure the accuracy of portraying this small, woman-owned business, Disjointed hired cannabis consultant Dina Browner. Dr. Dina runs a pot dispensary in West Hollywood.

I am not a real doctor, but I am board certified by Snoop Dogg, she jokes on the Disjointed set, where she helps select props, consults on set design and guides the actors on how to properly pretend to smoke weed.

They tend to hold the joints like cigarettes. I hate that, she says. Bates says she needed no such coaching; the subject matter is partly what drew her to the show.

I have chronic pain and have had my doctor give me a permit to have medical marijuana and its made such a difference to me, she explains.

Lorre doesnt use cannabis himself, but wryly offers that hes certainly had a great deal of experience with the various and sundry chemicals, both fermented and otherwise.

People are watching Netflix stoned with or without our show — by the millions, I would imagine. If the only people who watch us are stoned people who watch Neflix, thats an enormous audience. Disjointed co-creator David Javerbaum.

Its no secret that Lorres been in recovery for many years. He does not discuss it directly, but his shows do.

His show Mom, for example, is about a pair of recovering addicts, a mother and daughter. When I ask Lorre how he feels about making a comedy about people using drugs, he replies: Why not do it?.

I dont want to be the spokesperson for sobriety or intoxication, but I would like to be the spokesperson for things that I think are funny, he says.

I discussed it with friends who I trust for their insight and perspective: Is it appropriate for me to do something like this? And the response was always: Why not? Its funny..

But. lets be honest; pot humor isnt always that funny unless you happen to be high.

Pot humor can be slow, acknowledges co-creator David Javerbaum. It can very slow and it can be very arduous and thats not gonna work with the rhythm of a multi-cam[era sitcom]. Its gotta be fast..

Javerbaum is a former head writer for Comedy Centrals The Daily Show and the Broadway play An Act of God. Disjointed was entirely his idea.

Javerbaum told NPR that he wants viewers to feel high when they watch it and its OK with him if most of the audience is actually stoned.

I mean, people are watching Netflix stoned with or without our show, he points out. By the millions, I would imagine.

If the only people who watch us are stoned people who watch Neflix, thats an enormous audience. And that would be enough..

Back on the Disjointed set, a director shouts out, Were rolling! On this show, that could mean any number of things.

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Guam is treating North Korean nuclear strike threat as a tourism opportunity - Duration: 3:12.

Guam is treating North Korean nuclear strike threat as a tourism opportunity

Guam is da bomb – as a tourist attraction. The US island territory at the epicentre of North Korean madman Kim Jong Un's nuclear threats is looking to cash in on its newfound apocalyptic fame.

Even though Kim threatened to unleash "enveloping fire" by landing four missiles nearby, Guam officials want to allay fears of an Armageddon by touting the island's idyllic scenery and secluded beaches.

"The circumstances are unfortunate but this is a good opportunity for us to educate the world about Guam and our culture, about where we are, and who we are," Josh Tyquiengco of the Guam Visitors Bureau told Agence France-Presse.

"Guam is more than a military base. We are a safe family destination. We reassure potential visitors that we continue to be a safe … place to visit," Tyquiengco told AFP.

Sitting about 2,100 miles from the rogue nation, Guam is the 32nd-largest American island — but looms large in the escalating war of words between Kim and President Trump.

Suddenly, the world is taking notice of the island that houses two US military installations and 6,000 US troops. So far, fears of a potential attack have not kept tourists away, according to Tyquiengco.

"We heard about a few booking cancellations from South Korea, but it's too minimal to affect the industry," he said.

Coco Palm Beach in Guam. Gov. Eddie Calvo channeled the president by saying any attack on Guam "would be met with overwhelming force," pointing out that the biggest threat facing the island was the looming typhoon season.

"With that, everybody should conduct their lives like business as usual. Go out, have a good time, enjoy the beaches tomorrow and live your lives.

"At this point, there are thousands of tourists coming in on a daily basis … from Japan, (South) Korea, Taiwan and China and other areas. It is our belief that they should enjoy themselves here.".

On Friday, arriving tourists appeared untroubled by the prospect of missile strikes. Sun Doojin, who arrived with her husband and 2-year-old daughter on a flight from Seoul, responded with an emphatic "no" when asked if she was concerned about Kim's saber-rattling.

In an editorial, the Guam Daily Post said the spotlight on the island offered an opportunity to show the world why an island of 162,000 people draws more than 1. 5 million visitors a year.

"The beach waters are crystal clear, beaches aren't overrun, and nature hiking trails are very accessible," the editorial said.

Tourists enjoy the activities along Tumon beach on the island of Guam.

"The different cultures that are showcased on the island through food make Guam a hidden gem, a tropical vacation getaway but with the amenities and comforts of some of the small cities stateside.

Homeland Security spokeswoman Jenna Gaminde told the Guam Daily News that in case of an attack, residents would be immediately notified by sirens from the All-Hazards Alert Warning System located across the island.

"If you hear the sirens, tune into local media — radio, print, television — for further instructions," she said.

Local leaders say Guam is actually a perfect place to visit — and it has a missile shield. Source:AFP. Pyongyang has said it would take less than 18 minutes for a missile to reach the US territory.

On the plus side, Guam is also equipped with the state-of-the-art THAAD weapons system, which is capable of destroying intermediate-range missiles mid-flight. But so far, there has been no change in the threat level.

"I don't think there's anything to worry about. No missile is going to land on Guam," said Carl Peterson, who serves on the Guam Chamber of Commerce's armed forces committee.

"We've got defense mechanisms in place … they have the ability to seek out the missiles with kinetic energy and destroy it.

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Living808 Tech Check: What is the worst job you've ever had and why? - Duration: 2:16.

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[VOSTFR] Sweet Diary - This is what you call perfect gentlemen and tidy house (Episode 3) - Duration: 4:47.

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GOP Lawmakers Say: Trump is Unfit to be President - A Uniquely Dangerous Time for America - Duration: 15:21.

good evening we're continuing to get late information tonight about the

terror attack today in Barcelona Spain as well as some kind of police operation

that's going on according to Spanish media right now with four fatalities

about 75 miles south of Barcelona this is different than what happened earlier

today we'll bring you all of that throughout the next two hours as we

learn new information but we want to begin tonight with President Trump who

tonight has members of his own party questioning his moral authority his

competence even his stability and those are not our words as you'll see they are

the words of GOP lawmakers just last night on the program CNN political

analyst Carl Bernstein said something pretty shocking about what his sources

were telling him I think there's considerable evidence that there is a

consensus developing in the military at the highest levels in the intelligence

community among Republicans in Congress including the leaders in the business

community that the president of the United States Donald Trump is unfit to

be the president of the United States and that's the undercurrent I've talked

to you about it for weeks that I've been hearing in Washington there is

increasing talk about his emotional and mental stability as David Gergen

referred to earlier this is extraordinary

it's a dangerous moment in our history extraordinary and dangerous he said well

this afternoon senator bob Corker republican from Tennessee who at one

point was said to be under consideration be President Trump Secretary of State

said this about the president's fitness for office the president has not yet

has not yet been able to demonstrate the stability nor some of the confidence

that he needs to demonstrate in order to be successful and we need for him to be

successful our nation needs for him to be successful it doesn't matter whether

you're Republican or Democrat Senator corkers remarks came just hours after

the president raged tweeted about South Carolina Republican Senator Lindsey

Graham quote quote he said publicly seeking Lindsey Graham falsely stated a

publicity-seeking Lindsey Graham falsely stated that I said that I said there was

moral equivalency between the KKK neo-nazis and white supremacist and

people like ms higher meaning Heather higher who was murdered in

Charlottesville such a disgusting lie the president tweets he just can't

forget his election trouncing the people of South Carolina will remember now it's

true the president didn't specifically say that Heather hire was on the same

moral level as the KKK or neo-nazis whom he did speak against on Monday but keep

it modest the very next day Tuesday the president revealed clearly his true

feelings about the demonstrations in Charlotte Ville saying very clearly that

there were many similarities between Nazis racist protesters and those

protesting against us there was a group on this side you can

call him the lefty you've just called him the left that came violently

attacking the other group so you can say what you want but that's the way it is I

think this blame on both sides you look at you look at both sides

I think there's blame on both sides and I have no doubt about it and you don't

have any doubt about it either and if you reported it accurately you would say

but you also had people that were very fine people on both sides find people on

both sides blame on both sides violence on both sides if only we could talk to

someone who was actually there and it's a shame we never talked to a reporter

who was on the scene Oh actually wait we did and when the president says that

there were good people at this March they were quietly there to protest a

removal of the robert e lee's statue that not all of them were neo-nazis or

white supremacists what did you that true no everyone who

is there knew what they were doing they were shouting Jews will not replace us

it's very well-coordinated they had an order to the chants like there was no

mistaking there was no innocent person wandering up and accidentally getting

involved in this so there's that still the president today said he wasn't

establishing a moral equivalency between the neo-nazis and Heather hire but he

sure does seem to be pointing the finger at a lot of other counter protesters who

the president keeps incorrectly saying didn't have a permit to protest unlike

the Nazis who the president likes to point out did have a permit for some

reason the president always ignores the fact that the Nazis violated the terms

of their permit another Republican senator Tim Scott of South Carolina also

weighed in today with this criticism of the president what we want to see from

our president is clarity and moral authority and that moral authorities

compromise when Tuesday happens there's no question about that

senator Scott and corker were not alone today Senator Richard burr of North

Carolina said the president is misguided in his remarks about Charlottesville the

president pushed it further today clearly seeing an advantage and trying

to refocus his attention on Confederate monuments saying quote sad to see the

history and culture of our great country being ripped apart with the removal of

our beautiful statues and monuments he tweeted you can't change history but you

can learn from it robert e lee Stonewall Jackson who's next Washington Jefferson

so foolish also he goes on the beauty that is being

taken out of our cities towns and parks will be greatly missed and never able to

become bleep replaced so that was this morning

the president clearly seems to be trying to change the subject from his

inaccurate portrayals of the Charlottesville tragedy on to some sort

of culture war between those who support Confederate monuments and those who want

to see them removed of course the Nazis and white

supremacist marching this past weekend we're never really marching about a

robert e lee's statue but the president has seized on the monuments issue for

what are clearly political reasons by this afternoon in the wake of barcelona

he was back on the electric Twitter machine advocating what to any modern

observer would be a war crime quote study what General Pershing in the

United States did to terrorists when caught there was no more radical Islamic

terror for thirty five years now this is not the first time the president has

talked about this alleged moment in history the president spoke about it

fondly several times during the campaign listen they were having terrors of rooms

just like we do and he caught 50 terrorists who did tremendous damage and

killed many people and he took the 50 terrorists and he took 50 men and he

dipped 50 bullets in pig's blood you heard that right

he fit he took 50 bullets and he dipped them in pig's blood and he had his men

load his rifles and he lined up the 50 people and they shot 49 of those people

and the 50th person he said you go back to you people and you tell them what

happened and for 25 years there wasn't a problem okay 25 years there wasn't a

problem so back then he was saying it was a 25 year solution now he's saying

it's a 35 year solution anyway keeping him honest historians say what the

president is actually referring to general john pershing is handling of a

moment in the morrow rebellion and the philippines in the early 1900's did not

happen did not happen so that's one thing for another if the president

somehow offering this made-up story as an example of what he would like to do

today today that would be called a war crime so where does all this growing

criticism from Republican lawmakers leave the president and his agenda new

polling from CBS News shows that even though 55 percent of Americans

disapprove of how he handled the tragedy he still enjoys strong support

7% among Republicans joining us is David Gergen nia-malika Henderson and David

Chalian David Chalian I mean those words from Senator corker questioning the

president's stability his competence how significant is that coming from someone

who's not only Republican but it's someone who's you know been a White

House ally and avoided criticizing the president it is significant and yet I

think we are going to have to separate out the kind of significance because you

just showed those poll numbers Republicans overall are still with this

president out in the country that doesn't make corkers break with the many

less significant it is incredibly significant this is a man who doesn't

really delve into the daily political to-and-fro he's very much a workhorse in

the Senate and he is using language that we have not heard never mind from the

Democrats at any party and we just haven't heard somebody in government use

this before the key thing that I think is so significant here is that we are

two days after Anderson that press conference and it's two days later that

Senator corker and Senator Scott are making these comments to me if I'm

president Trump I look at that and say I still have a problem to fix here

although David Gergen you know a lot of folks on Capitol Hill who tweeted you

know about the about how bad Nazis are or racism is never mention the

president's name so I mean you have these two questioning the president's

fitness to serve by members of his own party but there's a lot of other folks

on Capitol Hill who though distanced themselves from other president said

didn't make it an attack on the president that's absolutely true

Anderson and many many many Republicans have not spoken up against the president

but they've also dodged speaking up on his behalf I I do think that especially

senator corker his statements today represent one of the most significant

breaks from allegiance to the president that we have seen in this entire saga

bob Corker is a the only chair of the House Foreign Relations Committee but

he's one of the most respected senators in the country and he cares enormous

wait he was being considered at one point for vice-president yeah I said was

conversation about him a coming Secretary of State I think that you know

Carl Bernstein and I had been trying to argue here and kind Carlton's very

forceful on this that the issue of stability the president's emotional and

mental health is going to become increasingly important focus of this

story and should be because there is something about the president the way he

responds if you look across the board it was so much anger and impulsivity and

distrust and narcissism that those are questions ultimately about the the

stability of a general that's Senator corkers now put forcefully into play and

I think that's really important along with the confidence question yeah I mean

you hear the senator talk about I mean used that word stability you don't hear

people questioning the stability of the president United States every day right

certainly not publicly certainly not from a Republican and remember corker is

up for re-election in 2018 and we just heard the president essentially

encourage a primary challenge offering Jeff Flake out in Arizona so I do think

this is a significant and notable break you know maybe it says something about

the way that some Republicans are gonna try to run in 2018 sort of as mavericks

and it certainly but i don't think we know yet what this actually means for

legislation and how they'll actually vote corker for instance i had been in

some ways critical of health care reform and repeal and replace efforts but went

along with what the president wanted to see and what mitch mcconnell wanted to

see you know when they get back from this recess you're gonna have debt

ceiling you're gonna budgeting matters at some point you're gonna have tax

reform as well does what corker said and what some of these other senators have

said like tim scott mean anything for how they're actually behave in terms of

backing Trump's agenda in the way that mitch mcconnell lays it out come the

fall you know didn't you also had the president which we talked about tweeting

out today you know study what General Pershing the United States did to

terrorists when caught there was no more radical Islamic terror for 35 years

president referring to his widely debunked story of General Pershing

dipping bullets and pig's blood to shoot Muslim rebels he referenced the story as

a candidate beside the fact that it's false I'm not

clear what exactly he's advocating here I mean he's the president United States

obviously in this day and age what the allegation is would be considered a war

crime I I'm not quite sure what point he was making either Anderson other than

you you have to be he believes that one ought to be brutal that it meant done

makes no difference whether they're war crimes

frankly what's really important is you put them down his point was if you that

Pershing did this horrific thing and from a Muslim point of view they put

bullets in the blood which of the Muslims the state believe that if you've

got your infested with blood it's it would pig's blood that that's you know

sort of fatal for you you're gonna go to hell not heaven and I think what he was

endorsing was a very strong handed response to terrorism is the only way

we're going to put this down and by extension by extension some of the

people who were dindin and in Charlottesville on the right you know

they had to you but his argument would be they were facing

you know thugs and they had to respond in a thuggish way and we all know that's

not true but I think that I think he's Johnny

Cash his worldview David do you agree with that that is sort of there is a

linkage there I don't I think this tweet was really about terrorism and it was

after Barcelona it was in the news i I do think David is right though I

think what Donald Trump is doing here is less take his words literally and more

just be brutal and tough at all costs and damn be political correctness that

that is the place that he's in right now and that's the argument he went to go

make in the Trump Tower Lobby on Tuesday in his mind it was just enough with this

PC nonsense this is a this is a way for him to go and try to fortify his base

his most core base of support go ahead go ahead

he's always lionizing the past right sort of lionizing a general in this case

and this sort of brute masculinity in force and he does this a lot I think

particularly on matter of terrorism right he's talked

for instance about taking families out of terrorists he suggested that he's

talked about torture and saying that actually worked even though people don't

believe that worked in terms of a foreseen confession so I think this is

classic Trump I mean there he was in front of that audience and they were

cheering on with this very kind of visual you know notion about pig's blood

and these generals I think that's what he's up to he always has this sort of

nostalgia for the way things used to be in this idea that in some ways generals

in in people and Americans have gotten weaker and part of that weakness as

David said I think has to do with sort of political correctness and liberals

and the alt left I mean he is the one who's gonna sort of restore the old

order I think that's what he's getting at in many ways with his fable

yeah nia-malika Henderson David Gurdev John thank you Jeff

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