he is no longer lagos. so that severs man's mind from the universe that is no longer intelligible to him. with her was also directly under the influence of ockham and this led him to his famous scripture. reason is the devil's horn. now the consequences of this view, where the following. luther did not believe the equality of all people. how can you contend all people are equal? we no longer knoww what people are. it is a name we made up the such thing as popular sovereignty. so the r ruler is no longer required to get the consent of the people. the ruler gets his authority directly from god. he is only accountable to god. he will rules as he wills. the ruler is a reflection of the primacy of god. the primacy of god in the ruler. not reason. he is no longer obligated to do what b is a reflection of reason. reason is no longer obligatory and the ruler is not subject to the laws he wills. the divine right of kings and absolute in the government. surprised to hear with their deny popular sovereignty or the rig

and i do have a question in regards to mar-a-lago, because when mr. trump signed some sort of papers with the citizens or i guess the powers that be for that particular area, supposedly are only allowed to stay there 21 days, and i understand they are going to court to do something to keep him from making that a residence. would you explain more on that? guest: president trump is paying people $25 to go to his rallies, he owes me $100. i have gone to four and have not got anything. that is ridiculous. when you go to a trump rally or spontaneous events at mar-a-lago that happen around the streets, nobody is paid. florida has been a republican state since jeb bush was elected. it is just people that want to show their love. the reason so many democrats think people are paid to go to trump rallies his back -- because that is what democrats do to fill seats and their sparsely populated events with biden. host: from myrtle beach, this is hilary on the independent line. caller: yes, i want to address what he said on president trump leaving office with less

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we are in mar-a-lago. all right, so operation warp speed. we have been able, that has never happened before. 200 million doses now have gone out to americans ♪ ♪ >> sean: welcome back to "hannity" as we continue with president donald trump. we are in mar-a-lago. all right, so operation warp speed. we have been able, that has never happened before. 200 million doses now have gone out to americans. vaccinations.eshe okay, that means a lot of lives are saved. ayou were criticized about the travel ban ten days after the first case of covid. about a year ago, dr. fauci was saying masks don't work. in march of last year, that is what he was saying. then you have cuomo and murphy signing these executive actions sending covid patience to nursing homes.en now, in new york, you converted the navy hospital ship. you built the hospitals, manned the hospitals, provide all of the ventilators, masks, gloves c gowns, ventilators that everybody needed. 80% of those beds were never used. >> mr. trump: if they would have used this great massive hospital sh

they are go to mar-a-lago to kiss donald trump's ring. to pledge their loyalty to a man that insighted a mob against the capitol and tried to cancel our democracy and turned the republican party to the immorality party. >> bill, who is your audience here? tell whaus something like that might be able to accomplish. >> i hope it remains a reminder to everyone that it is still trump's party. after november 3rd, the big lie and the insurrection. marco rubio and lindsey graham, both very critical of trump. and kevin mccarthy, the house republican leader. five years ago you would say this is the mainstream of the republican party and it is the mainstream of the republican party. that is what is so terrible. hopefully this might cause people to think is this where we want to go. trump, they all like trump better than i did. they were willing to defend it. but if they want to stick with this? >> time after time they had the opportunity to step up. i mean you have gaetz who is defiant. you and i are old enough to remember when a sex scandal would

that's why you are seeing people flock the mar-a-lago. that's why you are seeing people give money, even if it is illegally. >> alice, former house speaker john boehner, he is not a member of the trump base. he is saying in this new book, even ronald reagan could not get elected in today's republican party. do you agree with that? >> in some degrees, yes. and as you -- you had a great interview with harry reid yesterday. he said john boehner calls it like it is. he doesn't hold any punches and says exactly what's on his behind. john boehner is in some degrees rightful the current face of the republican party is not emblematic of the republican party of years old. but that is just what we are seeing in terms of tone and tenor. i truly believe the heart and soul of the republican party is the way it was back in the ron reagan era. it is about limited government. it is about free-market capitalism, strong on immigration, religion, pro-life, second amendment. that's what we need to get back to, focus more on the policy and get away from the p

my next guest explains why so many republicans can't resist the road to mar-a-lago. road to o ♪♪ >>> gop donors are flocking to palm beach, florida, this weekend, for a spring retreat on the future of the party. new reporting from the "washington post" is shedding light on how former president donald trump's beach club has become the center of the republican universe. trump's spokes man jason miller telling "the post," all republican roads lead to mar-a-lago. he's the biggest name in politics and everybody wants his support and endorsement. joining me now is david, "washington post" reporter, and msnbc contributor. his byline on this article, david, you wrote that the gop is still donald trump's party. the clearest proof of that is still finding ways to pay donald trump money. how is trump still making money off the party even after he's left office? >> well, look, he's the party's central figure. there's nobody in the republican party that has anywhere near the stature that he does. everybody wants to see him, get his endorsement and he's also basically not leav

nothing like a hometown crowd trump this weekend delivered some straight up toxic remarks at mar-a-lago. he relitigated the big lie he called mitch mcconnell a quote stone cold loser. saying a real leader never would have accepted the electoral results. referring to chuck schumer. quoted saying if that were schumer instead of this dumb son of a you know what. they would never allow it to happen. they would have fought it. for good measure he went after

donald trump's comments as headliner as the retreat in mar-a-lago over the weekend. cheney was not in attendance, but reports are that trump praised the people who attended his rally that sparked the capitol riot. and attacked the republicans who refused to go along with his false claims about a stolen election. a source tells nbc news he told senate minority leader mitch mcconnell a dumb son of a "b" and a stone-cold loser. and said, quote, a real leader would have never accepted the electoral results. he also attacked georgia governor brian kemp, who stood by georgia's a results. trump said he was, quote,

we are in mar-a-lago. all right, so operation warp speed. we have been able, that has never happened before. 200 million doses now have gone out to americans. vaccinations. okay, that means a lot of lives are saved. you were criticized about the travel ban ten days after the first case of covid. about a year ago, dr. fauci was saying masks don't work. in march of last year, that is what he was saying. then you have cuomo and murphy signing these executive actions sending covid patience to nursing homes. now, in new york, you converted the navy hospital ship. you built the hospitals, manned the hospitals, provide all of the ventilators, masks, gloves, gowns, ventilators that everybody needed. 80% of those beds were never used. >> mr. trump: if they would have used this great massive hospital ship, all of the things that we did for them, you would have saved 16,000 lives, may be more than that. >> sean: why did operation warp speed work so well? was it that you were financially backing up these pharmaceutical companies that they would not expe

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for president in 2024 and remember the former ambassador to germany richard grinnell he was at mar a lago amid rumors he's planning to run for governor of california but does the ex-president of the growing circle around him actually control the republican party elizabeth newman says not yet she's the co-director of the republican accountability project an organization that supports the non trump wing of the party she doesn't believe trump himself will run again she's calling on fellow republicans to stand up to those who would run in his image it's going to take time to kind of. effectively convince the base that that at that quest roots level that there is an alternative that is healthier and good for the country and good for the party that is not donald trump. but some might be difficult to convince nearly 45 percent of registered republicans still support trump more than the party itself the stands in palm beach still see the former president as their undisputed leader. it's hard to tell which way the tide will turn but as florida heats up the action will die down for a bit. president

en las calles parques lagos y reportan que algunos vendedores ambulantes están vendiendo marihuana y alcohol sin licencia por lo que las calles serán cerradas el fin de semana el embarcadero también en ambas direcciones. las autoridades piden a los comerciantes no vender marihuana ni alcohol en la zona o serán multados. (hablan en inglés) >> y dice que las multas pueden comenzar con 250 dólares y aumentar hasta dos mil dólares dependiendo de la violación, no es la meta multar a nadie sino que crear un ambiente sano y seguro para la comunidad, el estacionamiento de la iglesia lakelew estarà cerrada ni en el embarcadero si necesita más información de las restricciones implementadas por la ciudad visite el web, (información en pantalla) es un programa piloto que la ciudad comenzó el verano pasado para garantizar la seguridad de la comunidad, también dice que aumentará el patrullaje de las calles para asegurarse que todo estè bajo control y también tendrán un grupo de personas que se dedicaran a limpiar las calles esto costara 1,5 millones de dólares, fátima. >> import

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what went on in mar-a-lago, it plays well to the base, but it's a shrinking base. and if we want to be successful in future elections, then we have to do more what john boehner is talking about. we've got to appeal to a broader electorate. that shouldn't be hard to figure out, but that's what we've got to do. >> guys, thank you very, very much. >>> coming up, tens of thousands of russian military forces are now amassing along its border with ukraine, increasing tensions there and alarming u.s. officials. cnn has an exclusive report from the front lines. you don't want to miss this. we'll be right back. dy dreams in conventional thinking. it didn't get us to the moon. it doesn't ring the bell on wall street. or disrupt the status quo. t-mobile for business uses unconventional thinking to help you realize new possibilities. like our new work from anywhere solutions, so your teams can collaborate almost anywhere. plus customer experience that finds solutions in the moment. ...and first-class benefits, like 5g with every plan. network, support and value without any tra

the rnc had all those speeches down the street at the ritz-carlton, not at mar-a-lago. for the president's speech, they all went to mar-a-lago, the president's living room, essentially, to hear him there. >> yeah, so don, we know also last night at this event that trump suggested the covid vaccine should be called the trump-cine, he claims he didn't get credit for his production, he criticizes dr. fauci, saying have you ever seen anybody so full of crap, spoke highly of republican governors who lifted reductions. florida governor ron desantis is mulling his own run. what does it mean for democrats if trump refuses to step aside? >> it doesn't mean anything, we've beaten him twice, hillary had 3 million more votes than him. him running is good news for fo it continues to underscore that they have no substantive policy platform with the exception of, and i respectfully disagree with del percio, their own suppression from the jim crow era. i think it's great for democrats if we can run against trump dthd for four years, i'll take it. it's much better than somebody who is m

to run for president in 2024 and remember the former ambassador to germany richard he was at mar a lago amid rumors he's planning to run for governor of california but does he ex-president of a growing circle around him actually control the republican party elizabeth newman says not yet she's the co-director of the republican accountability project an organization that supports the non trump wing of the party she doesn't believe trump himself will run again she's calling on fellow republicans to stand up to those who would run in his image. going to take time to kind of. effectively convince the base that that at that grassroots level that there is an alternative that is healthier and good for the country and good for the party that is not donald trump. but some might be difficult to convince nearly 45 percent of registered republicans still support trump more than the party itself the spans in palm beach still see the former president as their undisputed leader. it's hard to tell which way the tide will turn but as florida heats up the action will die down for a bit president trump wil

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for president in 2024 and remember the former ambassador to germany richard grinnell he was at mar-a lago amid rumors he's planning to run for governor of california but does the ex-president of a growing circle around him actually control the republican party elizabeth newman says not yet she's the co-director of the republican accountability project an organization that supports the non trump wing of the party she doesn't believe trump himself will run again he's calling on fellow republicans to stand up to those who would run in his image it's going to take time to kind of. effectively convince the base and that that that at that grassroots level that there is an alternative that is healthier and good for the country and good for the party that is not donald trump. but some might be difficult to convince nearly 45 percent of registered republicans still support trump more than the party itself the stands in palm beach still see the former president as their undisputed leader. it's hard to tell which way the tide will turn but as florida heats up the action will die down for a bit presi

tonight the former president is headlining a closed door donor retreat at mar-a-lago expected to raise millions of dollars for the republican party. and at the same time just a few miles away at his dural golf club allies are holding another trump fest, this one organized by women for america first, the very group that planned the rally that proceeded the capitol riot. republican congressman matt gaetz actually spoke at that summit last night. yes, currently under investigation for potentially violating sex trafficking and prostitution laws, that matt gaetz spoke at a womens summit and thought this would be a smart thing to say. >> i take the words of margaret thatcher to heart. if you want something said, get a man. if you want something done, hire a woman. >> so what do supporters there think? welcome to the upside down. >> so do you think the trump supporters that did that that day are sort of -- >> we don't know that they were trump supporters. >> now, obviously some of the people that went in the capitol were, but you can also see the doors were open. and so, yeah, they were tresp

my name is faith immanuel in lagos and my question is as follows — given our culture, why is there a sense of male entitlement? ellenjohnson sirleaf, this gets straight down to business, doesn't it? why does the patriarch you still exist? the long—standing cultural assumptions are what gave credence to the patriarchy. women have been addressing this over the years. fortunately, in more recent times as a result of this continued struggle on the part of women, some of these assumptions are increasingly no longer valid and we need to continue to make sure we make that point. mary robinson. i agree very much with ellen. i think a lot of boys sense, in a lot of cultures, they are valued more than girls, then they see their role models — the president is a man, the prime ministeras a man, judges are all men, and it reinforces that sense that men are more important and therefore have that sense of entitlement. that's what we need to change. so both of you think it's a cultural problem, it's not something that can be addressed with legislation, because faith asks why there is a sense of

they're going to mar-a-lago to kiss donald trump's ring. pledge their loyalty to a man who tried to cancel our democracy. turning the republican party to the immorality party. >> bill, are there still people who don't have a firm enough idea about trump? what can something like this be able to accomplish? >> i think it's a useful reminder of how much the party remains trump's party, despite everything he did. not just the handling of the pandemic, but the big lie, and the january 6th insurrection, and yet, and yet. we have matt gaetz and marjorie taylor greene, and all those characters. but lindsey graham and marco rubio, ron johnson, and kevin mccarthy. these are the, five years ago, you would have said this is the mainstream of the republican party, and it is the mainstream of the republican party. hopefully an ad like this can cause a few people to think, is this where we want to go? they were willing to defend him, but do they want to stick with this? >> time after time, they've had an opportunity to step up, including after the insurre

and frankly not many of them are on display and not many people in lagos go and see them having said that i think the reason a golden opportunity to make things better and to repair that situation and not to use is the right man you should be trying to because their main city right now there is assembled something of a dream to a governor governor who's really committed a star architect is or not he is told use and do a better job and the the international support the international sympathy is there so this is a golden opportunity for nigerians on the ground to get it right and that is indicative of how the world is changing if you like the fate of the better bronzes will be determined as much by the acts of key nigerian. as the consciences of western curators that is something very important say that i am just looking at your picture of you david other i. who has designed so many extraordinary buildings around the world have a good discussion if i was a fly on the wall here what i hear or hear or we're talking about the significance of the mosque. which is in the british museum. the

for president in 2024 and remember the former ambassador to germany richard grinnell he was at mar a lago amid rumors he's planning to run for governor of california but how much power does the ex-president and the growing circle around him actually wield over the party i do think we need to take it seriously but at the same time it's also laughable rightly it's just more of the crazy circus elizabeth numinous the co-director of the republican accountability project an organization that supports the non trump wing of the party she doesn't believe trump will run again himself in 2024 she's calling on republicans to take back the party it's going to take time to kind of. effectively convince the base and then that at that grassroots level that there is an alternative that is healthier and good for the country and good for the party that is not donald trump. but some might be difficult to convince nearly 45 percent of registered republicans still support trump more than the party itself he stands in palm beach still see the former president as their undisputed leader. so it's hard to tell wh

unfortunately not many of them are on display and not many people in lagos go and see them having said that i think the reason a golden opportunity to make things better and to repair that situation and not to use is the right man you should be trying to because their main city right now there is assembled something of a dream to a governor governor who is really committed a star architect is or not he is told use and do a better job and the the international support the international sympathy is there so this is a golden opportunity for nigerians on the ground to get it right and that is indicative of how the world is changing if you like the fate of the better bronzes will be determined as much by the acts of key nigerian. as the consciences of western curators that is something very important say that i am just looking at your picture of you david other i. who has designed so many extraordinary buildings around the world have a good discussion if i was in a fly on the wall here what i hear oh here we were talking about the significance of the mosque. which means you don't. care if y

el periodista condujo la conversaciÓn de semana —— desde mar a lago. >> yo no creo que los medios han estado tapando lo negativo de bailÉn. creo que lo bueno y lo positivo que ha pasado es espectacular. galo: dijo que la situaciÓn con los inmigrantes puede llevar a lo peor. >> esta es una de las grandes falacias comenzÓ en el 2016 como comenzÓ su campaÑa. patricia: cuesta uno como inmigrante hablar asÍ le los emigrantes. quÉ dijo sobre un periodo presidencial? galo: dijo que por cuestiones legales no puede decir nada. patricia: el presidente bailÉn nominÓ a la nueva comandante de los guardacostas de estados unidos. serÍa la primera mujer promovida en este caso. en la actualidad dirige la guardia de los guardacostas en el pacÍfico. este caso desafÍa la previsiÓn de tener armas cuando se ha sido convicto de un delito criminal. falleciÓ a los 93 aÑos el ex vicepresidente durante el gobierno de jimmy carter. busco Él mismo llegar a la presidencia e hizo historia al tener la primera candidata mujer para vicepresidenta. vamos a la pausa y al regresar miguel patricia: pedro c

right, my name is faith- immanuel from lagos and my question is as follows — - given that patriarchy is rooted in our culture, why is there i a sense of male entitlement? ellenjohnson sirleaf, this gets straight down to business, doesn't it? the patriarchy — why does it still persist? long—standing cultural assumptions are what gave credence to the patriarchy. women have been addressing this over the years. fortunately, in more recent times as a result of this continued struggle on the part of women, some of these assumptions are increasingly no longer valid and we have to continue to make sure we make that point. mary robinson. yes, i agree very much with ellen. i think boys sense, in a lot of cultures, that they are valued more than girls, and then they see their role models — they see the president is a man, the prime minister is a man, judges are all men, and itjust reinforces that sense that men are more important and therefore have that sense of entitlement. that's what we need to change. so both of you think it's a cultural problem, it's not something that can be address

unfortunately not many of them are on display and not many people in lagos go and see them having said that i think the reason now a golden opportunity to make things better and to repair that situation and not yours is the right man you should be trying because in city right now there is assembled something of a dream to a governor governor who's really committed a star architect is or not he is told use and do a better job and the the international support the international sympathy is there so this is a golden opportunity for nigerians on the ground to get it right and that is indicative of how the world is changing if you like the fate of the better bronzes will be determined as much by the acts of key nigerian players as the conscience is of western curators and that is something very important they see and just looking at here your picture of you and david as. who has designed so many extraordinary buildings around the world have a good discussion if i was off line of all hear what i hear. oh here we were talking about the significance of the mosque. which is in the british museu

and frankly not many of them are on display and not many people in lagos go and see them having said that i think the reason a golden opportunity to make things better and to repair that situation and not to use is the right man you should be trying to because their main city right now there is assembled something of a dream to a governor governor who's really committed a star architect is or not he is told use and do a better job and the the international support the international sympathy is there so this is a golden opportunity for nigerians on the ground to get it right and that is indicative of how the world is changing if you like the fate of the better bronzes will be determined as much by the acts of key nigerian. players as the consciences of western curators that is something very important say that i am just looking at your picture of you as david other i. who has designed so many extraordinary buildings around the world have a good discussion if i was on a fly on the wall here what i hear oh here we were talking about the significance of the young mosque. which is in the

enjoy hearing from you and you be sure to join us again next week then i'm chris saying good bye from lagos nigeria. dumb. dumb. dumb. so. how does a virus spread. why do we panic and when will all this. just 3 of the topics covered and i we couldn't read your blog. if you like and the information on the crawl of virus or any other science topic you should really check out our podcast you can get it wherever you get your podcast you can also find us at d.f.w. dot com look for it slash science. it's the current. famous like a bunch of the queen because i want to see a gemini with a name the last few years have been quite over. and over and if i'm not home when it comes to. perhaps the biggest on the new albeit $100.00 on the record i'd love to be an even better person there are a comfort when you feel them all together you're realizing just another way of living are you ready to meet the 7 then join me right. now is an important new. smoking healthy. foods are good for the be. global warming doesn't exist. drugs. will not. give. you the street just controlling your thoughts. fear tension rel

at that very moment is when we saw, you know, president trump deliver these remarks at mar-a-lago to a group of republican donors, but perhaps even more startling, other than his actual comments, trashing senate minority leader mitch mcconnell, saying he was disappointed in former vice president mike pence, was the lack of on the record push back and comments from fellow republicans. you even had someone like senator john thune who the president was dee rided and threatened to primary in 2022 only very gently scold the president for his language saying at the end of the day mitch mcconnell and trump share a goal in uniting the republican party. so i think we're going to continue to see just for how long president trump is able to really, you know, suck up all the oxygen in the room and -- and sow disunity. >> as long as he stayed focused on the last election and not the next one i think that actually might get a little bit harder for him. you mentioned john boehner, he is going to be on "morning joe" joining us tomorrow. jacquelyn, thank you very much for getting up early with us tod

el lago sonoma se encuentra en el nivel mÁs bajo de la historia. el departamento de bomberos de la ciudad de santa rosa ofrecerÁ informaciÓn a la comunidad que se encuentre en Áreas de alto riesgo para ayudar con prevenciÓn de incendios. >> trabajamos en la limpieza de malezas, esa campaÑa es durante todo este mes de mayo pero tambiÉn hasta final de julio. nosotros hablamos con propietarios para tratar de decirles cuales son las que tiene que sacar, trabajamos para determinar el mejor plan. reportera: el cambio climÁtico podrÍa influir en esto, en el condado de sonoma se ofrecerÁn diferentes programas de asistencia de emergencia. >> tenemos fondos para poner a ciertos programas, especÍficamente en prevenciÓn. reportera: justamente los condados de sonoma y mendocino son los mÁs afectados por la sequÍa. >> aunque no lo parezca estamos en primavera, podrÍamos ver una o dos eventos antes del Último dÍa de la primavera. reportera: si usted reside en el condado de sonoma des recomiendan suscribirse a la pÁgina de este estado para enviarl

el periodista condujo la conversaciÓn de semana —— desde mar a lago. >> yo no creo que los medios han estado tapando lo negativo de bailÉn. creo que lo bueno y lo positivo que ha pasado es espectacular. galo: dijo que la situaciÓn con los inmigrantes puede llevar a lo peor. >> esta es una de las grandes falacias comenzÓ en el 2016 como comenzÓ su campaÑa. patricia: cuesta uno como inmigrante hablar asÍ le los emigrantes. quÉ dijo sobre un periodo presidencial? galo: dijo que por cuestiones legales no puede decir nada. patricia: el presidente bailÉn nominÓ a la nueva comandante de los guardacostas de estados unidos. serÍa la primera mujer promovida en este caso. en la actualidad dirige la guardia de los guardacostas en el pacÍfico. este caso desafÍa la previsiÓn de tener armas cuando se ha sido convicto de un delito criminal. falleciÓ a los 93 aÑos el ex vicepresidente durante el gobierno de jimmy carter. busco Él mismo llegar a la presidencia e hizo historia al tener la primera candidata mujer para vicepresidenta. vamos a la pausa y al regresar miguel por aquí... nunc

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big republican conference in mar-a-lago over the weekend. spent as much time attacking republicans as democrats. >> absolutely. spent as much time attacking mitch mcconnell as he did talking about the future of the party or any kind of forward looking vision. it's really breathtaking. this was a republican national committee donor event and that is where he chose to attack the most prominent republican who exists in the country at the moment. also continued to attack mike pence, the former vice president whose life was threatened on january 6th. this is the dilemma republicans have -- or some republicans, not all, but there are republicans willing to criticize him. there are any other number of republicans who went down to kiss the ring at mar-a-lago, and as long as that is going to happen, trump is going to retain a presence in the party. >> he's the most sought after endorsement in the party. >> he's the leader of the party. >> right. >> i mean, that's fact, and that's with any former president. when the other party takes over. >> not jimm

and i do have a question in regards to mar-a-lago, because when mr. trump signed some sort of papers with the citizens or i guess the powers that be for that particular area, supposedly are only allowed to stay there 21 days, and i understand they are going to court to do something to keep him from making that a residence. would you ask plane more on that. thank you. guest: president trump -- of president trump is paying people $25 to go to his rallies, he owes me $100. i have gone to four and having got anything. that is ridiculous. when you go to a trump rally or the spontaneous him that -- events at mar-a-lago that happen around the streets, it wasn't paid. florida has been a republican state, in the governor became governor in 98. it is just people that want to show their love. the reason so many democrats think people are paid to go to trump rallies his back -- because that is what democrats do to fill seats and their sparsely populated events with biden. host: from myrtle beach, this is hillary on the dependent line -- on the democrat line. -- o