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>> a fox news alert, lot of news to get to this evening and i'm kayleigh mcenany in for laura ingraham for thespec special edition of "the ingraham angle." the terrifying consequences for the biden-harris policies far beyond the border states. >> and it's not just kamala'sfo border policies that no one is believing. >> we fight for a future we build what i call an opportunitw eleconomy. >> kayleigh: will, a man who had to and retired to make ends meet tells a story tonight. plus ohio state football players are here to tell us their extraordinary experience ofro faith. >> i'm encouraging you to stepuh out in faith whatever you have been through that you would see him as he sees you., ♪ ♪

>> kayleigh: but first, we are waiting for former president trump to hit the stage at a town hall event inne la crosse, wisconsin.y lets go live to the ground where garrett tenney is standing by. garrett. >> hayes kayleigh come officials had to close an hour and a halfa ago because the arena was already full capacity. folkr s were lininthg up before sunrise to get in for this town hall tonight with former president trump. his campaigncons has been spenda lot of time in wisconsin, michigan, michigan hopes a red state in november and they plan to do that by targeting blue-collar workers and rust belt states. the topic issue for voters by al huge margin is the economy and that is whaton the campaign wilo be hammering on the next ten weeks asking folks if they aresg better off now than they were four years ago. 1 area of the former president is also trying to make headway in is women voters particularly suburban women on the issue of

reproductive rights and this afternooumn in michigan, trump a major announcement and will require insurance companies to cover ivf treatments and allow parents to take tax reductions for major expenses involved inr having a baby. >> it is part of our efforts to help working families. i'm announcing today and a major statement that under the trump administration, your government will pay for or your insurance company will be mandated to pay for all costs associated with ivf treatment, fertilization for women.or ivf treatment. will[cheers and applause]d by >> we may hear more about that tonight at the town hall moderated by democratic congresswoman and presidential candidatr the tulsi gabbard who endorse president trump earlier this week.e, kayleigh. >> kayleigh: well, it is helping la crosse, wisconsin.

keep us upda updated, garrett, thank you. onto this, kamala harris set toe give her first interview since being handed the democratic presidential nomination but without her running mate, tim walz. weque: are told, "the most expee explanation to date on why shet has changed some of her positions." but so far kamala has given no explanation for her epiphaniesto relying instead on anonymous aids to water down her radical views with reporters all done behind the scenes. now, thereg are t hebig, pressing, compounding questions tonight for kamala, but will the liberal media asked them? we have some questions. we put them down and we want to post them to you. first, on the border, the kamale campaign come from to fox news, listen to this, should she revers ie prior immigration including decriminalizing illegal crossings and d closing

i.c.e. detention center and starting scratch with i.c.e.. here is how she explained her flip-flops and a clip releasean from her interview. >> i think the most important and important aspect of my policy perspective and decisions is my values have not changed. my failure to secure the border. that value has not changed. i spent two terms in california prosecuting transactiona lawl organizations and violation ofe american lawofs regarding the passage of the legal passage ofn drugs, human beings across a border. my values have not changed. >> kayleigh: her values have not changed.e she is insistent on that point. so, does she still believe this? >> this issue is about a vanity project for this president. >> right, the president's medieval vanity project is notno going to stop them. >> let me be clear, i will not

vote so, for a wall under any r circ*mstances. >> kayleigh: despising hernd views have not changed, axios says kamala will spend hundreds of millions of dollars along the southern border.expl did dana pass follow up with kamala asking her to explain her radical transformation? did danna bash challenge with her past statements like we showed you? did she ask her if it had anything to do with the polling you are looking at where the majority of americans support a border wall? the same subject, why did kamala say this? >> we have to critically re-examine i.c.e. and the work it is doing and we need to staro from scratch. >> kayleigh: that she stand by? these comments? when kamala is done struggling to answer those questions, she needs to be asked about the economy as a top issue to voters. here she is, look at this image, casting the tie-breaking

vote for the so-called inflatioy reduction act, which addedn nearly $740 billion to the national debt. and here she is in this video e tie-breaking vote that advance the american rescue plan, which added nearly $2 trillion to the national debt. and here were thlatie results, e 1.4% inflation rate that trumpr left office with spike to a 40 year high of 9.1% under biden-harris. this is bidenomics. and now kamala wide policies to fix the mess. b >> a loaf of bread cost 50% more today than it did before the pandemic. ground beef is up almost 50%. i will work to pass the first ever federal ban on price gauging on food. edi >> kayleigh: but even the liberal "washington post" editorial board the right of the

idea "the times demand serious economic ideasplie will joe mike," price gouging is notyo u,causing inflation so what say you, vice president harris and eimld you take back th tie-breaking boats that causedth inflation? and then thereem is the most f theme t question o all, otan august 15, 2021, afghanistan fell to the taliban on the biden-harris watch just 11 daysu later 13 heroic u.s.t serviceee members lost their lives but when the administration made thd reckless decision to just pull: the troops out, kamala said b this... >> president biden always said he wants you to be theroom lastg person in the room particularly for big decisions and he just made a bigl decision, afghanistan.co i were you the last person in the room? >> yes. >> and you feel comfortable? >> i do. >> kayleigh: and that is whatre kamala said comfortably buthere

behind doors they expressed reservation with the biden-harris exit plan and here's the u.s associated pressn former u.s. general say the failures of the biden administration drove the chaotic fall of kabul. w kamala, why didn't you listen to the generals? if you won't listen ton to themo will you listen to? and tonight's interview, kamala commits tot wh appointing to the cabinet but what is morein interesting is this politico reporting and reports activists are drafting a list to fill the national security council and the department of defense. who is on the list? will we see secretary of state , with the secretaryhran of defense jamaal bowman? is china going to invade tehran on kamala's watch? this is before we get to theadin interview partner tim walz. d there is a lot we need to know about misleading comments about dui, his military service and

why do you think tampons alongal and the boys bathroom and why he let minneapolis burn durinrig te 2020 george floyd riots? all of those questions is a tall order for tha bue liberal medias what they ask any of them? joh 20 us now as speaker of the house, mike johnson. always in pleasure to have h you, speaker johnson. i want to talk with the orderefr and kamala harris and if dea kamala harris says i was for this bipartisan immigration deal that contained border wall funding but langford who negotiated that bill had this to say. this is axios, langford was surprised with harris' order an. was involved in month-long organization and we never saw the staff but she was johnny you come never. the reason i bring this up to you is because you have beeniden around present biden and i don'r know if you've met with vice president harris on this but in your meetings with the

white house, have you felt a keen readiness to go build o trump's wall like theyf are seeing now question. >> of course not, absolutelyh is not. kamala harris is running from her record and, anav lying to te american people. the truth is we have theolog e tape, she has on record lifelono opponent of the trump's ideas on the border.mo she called un-american and marked as a waste of money.le she has been the border czar. br let's not forget, she has been in charge of the open border. she hoped engineer it soas t toe forward and tried to pretend as sthough she is for border security is laughable. if she was, kayleigh, she shoulh put hr to in front of the senate r to bring that i up for a photo immediately and they can use executive order to do it but that is not her agenda and she is lying to the people right now. >> kayleigh: she could do that>> immediately. we have another clip and this is

kamala harris and the interviewe this evening and here is whatca she says about her cabinet. h >> will you appoint a republican to the cabinet? div yes i would. i have spent my career invitinga diversity of opinion. is important to have people at the table when some of the most importantt decisions e being made that have differentbe views, different experiences. and i think it wouldblic be to u benefit of the american public to have a member of my cabinet who was a republican. >> kayleigh: so she says she wants republicans in her cabinet and loves diversity of views. has kamala brought you into the west wing and ask you or your colleagues?la >> no, of course not! she's on the far spectrum and she has a long record in public service and she was in thee sh senate and has been f vice president. everyone knows where she stands. she is a san francisco radical, a big governmente. socialist. she's been on the record on the opposite side ofon where the

american people are. you pointed out her position on the border, economy, banning fracking and banning gas-poweref vehicles. she was a close bond or of to end trucks and cars as we know them and that's who she is and w they are trying to run a campaign right now based on fantasy instead of the facts. so our job is to make sure the people know it. in the american media needs to do its job and ask toughng f questions. of course, she is not submitting any of that busht she's hiding b trying to run the campaign in the basem*nt like her mentor, joe biden did. i don't think it is going to work and people will see right through this. >> kayleigh: now the teleprompter iheidens a basem*nt seems.oo is the presidential race ismajo important but so too is the house. we had ag three member majority at the moment and i know you've been traveling the country raising money and doingeal poll everything to expand the and majority. here is thece real clear politis it is neck and neck on the ballot and democrats 46.5 ands

republicans 45.8 and is simply a type. what you see when you cross the country? n> i'm seeing real interview o the ground.we and very bullish aboutus november. we are excited and believe wet will win because we have extraordinary candidates who are recruited out in thennin field running great races. i have been so far and ten campaign events 198 cities and 39 states of today and we have many more towhet go. cal doesn't matter montana, florida, oh joe main, florida it's thebot same thing.isin people are fed up about the cos of living and the rising crime b rates and the wide open border and took a test free. they are right about instabilit, on a world stage.orea they realize our adversariesun russia, iran, north korea are looking at this moment.. we need strong principal leadership and donald trump will provide that in the white house weand we can win and will win.

bows and the senate we will grow the house and majority i'm absolutely convinced of it. >> kayleigh: that is a big arprediction but we will see wht happens in november and it is good to hear about thed co enerf across the country. you mentioned th-inte cost of la and this is kamala harris cho interviewer her running mate, tim walz, on that point. >> as vice president she cast the deciding vote on the americanp sa rescue plan that ks workers on the job.ti look, i will keeonp saying it words are cheap and actions isu all you should care about. make sure you are counting on what will work. >> kayleigh: so thiss ye was yesterday. the american rescue plan, heg is wrecking about tie-breaking voto but it is a factn that 1.4% inflation in one month after th. american rescue plan shot upat above 4%. do you think bragging about thao vote is something that is going to resonate with the voters you are talking to ? >> it is not. they are absolutely tuned up..

this is part of the fantasy campaign they are running. we have to have record over rhetoric and he is right, words don't matter and actions do.s in look at what kamala harris has done and look at what tim walzut has done. i was in minneapolis over the weekend and had a press conference in front of the present that had burned and allowed minneapolis to burn.a these people have dangerousy hapolicies and they will dramatically harm the country. this is a serious election and everyone has to get involved. >> kayleigh: no doubt.we house speaker mike johnson, thank you as always. coming up, insane new video shows an alleged migrant gang storming a colorado apartment building. look at that. our next guest has a message for the city just ahead. ♪ ♪ to duckduckgo on all your devie

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♪ ♪ >> kayleigh: the border crisis is producing some wild and dangerous scenes across the country. first, san diego county this week where two days and they wrote a group of migrants tried to board a school bus picking up young kids.o th >> it is just scary that thesele kids are put into theke o situation. with those 20 people would have gotten onto the bus and taken over the bus, the bus driver could have been in real danger.

>> kayleigh: it is not just border communities.id take a look at the terrifying video outside of denver that shows a group of men believed to be members of the gang armed with handguns and a scoped rifle and they are just walking through an. apartment complex.et there has been allegations thesh gains have completely taken thie building over. and while fox has not confirmed that, the video suggest a frightening example of gang actand the residents areau terrified.ro cit a city council member, danielle was german ski. o this ives a shocking video andii rumors they have taken over several buildings. we haven't confirmed that year but i want to know what you are hearing and i specifically want to know why the police or federal law enforcement or someone cannot remove an alleged venezuelan gang from at building?s >> well, what isli going onn here, kayleigh, exactly what it looks like. thisxe gang has taken over sevel

complexes in aurora. mike kaufman was on a program earlier on fox this afternoon, and he saids definitively three properties have been taken over by this gang. i do believe it is actuallthisye than that, but this is what they are doing.xe they are controlling these complexes with guns. they go in and beat up the staff, put guns to their heads, staff leaves, and as far as local law enforcement i believe at this point far beyond any one local law enforcement agency taking this on. and we need our state and federal partners to step in at this point. >> kayleigh: yeah, i read col these gangs are actuallywa collecting rent. what is stunning what we are watching. there is one resident and ihe can't believe this, this is how she has to live her life.to >> everyday when we come home to joe we have to do this every time we go outside to take out thtimee garbage.to k

over time we tried to go to bed at night, we have to keep it like this and no one can kick it the door. >> kayleigh: now danielle, you actually know this woman, right?led >> i do. i assembled a crew in order for me to be vid able to get this ve footage out yesterday. i had to make sure this woman and her husband were moved out of this property safely. so i went over there and physically helped move them yesterday out of there and into a safe placeis v.ey thin, we were able to releaseeo the video footage. they have more of video footagea and i'm soge thankful, kayleigh, you just showed that footage you showed up mrs. romero walking her doors because our governor just within minutes ago released a statement to "the new york post" claiming that this is all, in fact, largely a feature of my

imagination. >> [laughsy im] oh, my goodness!ne a feature of your imagination. r i can't even imagine this. when i read there is actually a state law that bars you fromou talking to federal law enforcement, it seems to me need to be able to coordinate with federal law enforcement here in order to stop this. is the governor stopping you? >> so, i have not heard from th governor at all.eall it is interesting, kayleigh, the tone has really changed around town since this video footage was released because up until yesterday, you were hard-pressed to get anybody. most elected officials, police, you were hard-pressed to get anybody to admit this was going on. >> kayleigh: wow! >> the police department or police officers are talking and they want to go in and police and they want toto do the work t

they are held back by state laws. there is actually a house builtn in colorado that precludes locao law enforcement from working with i.c.e.. >> kayleigh: wow! that is amazing, that is amazing. stay safe. we will stay o n and we will keepit covering it, danielle, thank you. retirement is not what it'.s cracked up to be in the biden-harris economy. people are having to and retire to just make ends meet. ♪ ♪

>> kayleigh: laser- laser-focused, why hasn'sed t ji

been laser focus the last three and a half years? americans are struggling and people are actually postponing retirement because of the costrr of living.ound take a look at this new study from live career. t they found half of middle income will work past the age of 65 and 8 of 10 site financial pressures. for those already retired, some of thentm are getting back in te workforce to make mincemeat like my next guest your joining me greg piazza, retired police yoofficer who works as full-time groundskeeper. greg, you were tired and wanted to work here and there andnow t to be her money but now you hav, to have money for all kinds of groceries anradid your wife hado unretire, is that right? >> yes, thank you for having me. thati in is correct. i initially intended to work 20-30 hours a week.now like you said for beer money and extra money in the pocket but now it is a necessity to pay for

everything that has gone upside down over the last three and a half, four years. my wife, she is a retired teacher. she has to drink a couple nights a week to helpis supplement. she is also babysitting for our three grandchildren, soon to be four grandchildren out.nd which saves our son and daughter-in-law hundreds of dollars if not thousands a month in child care.st so, this is upside down. >> kayleigh: are they struggling as well? >> well, no, i wouldn't say struggling and the sense thatw, they have full-time jobs.th but like anything, this economy is destroying our nation.n. the policies of this currentg ou administration is absolutely destroying our nation. >> kayleigh: yeah, they are.

kamala harris, meanwhile, had a message about retirement. watch this. >> we fight for the future where every senior can retire with dignity! we know well writing for a hardter future may be work, hard work is good work. >> kayleigh: do you feel, greg, you are able to retire with dignity and the biden-harris economy?l >> not under the current g economy. what ioing can tell you is i wi 59 tomorrow, by the way, and i've been working sincs 16e i ws 60 -- >> kayleigh: happy birthday.rust >> i've been working since 16 m, years old and i don't mind working and trust me, i want tos say this. i'm not looking for sympathy. my family is not looking for sympathy and i'm not looking for a handout. what these people want to do and when i say these people, i mean biden-harris and the liberals and socialists, they want us peasants to be dependent upon

government.i do i don't want their handouts. i don't wantem their sympathy or empathy. l i want them to get the hell out of the way and let the private sector take over. like it was under donald trump. and let the catalysts economy work the way it should.ow i don't want to be a socialist. i doi did not grow up in a socit country, and i don't want to dih in a socialist country. get out of the way, get out of office, and let a man who knows what he's doing take over. >> kayleigh: well said. greg, happy almost birthday s tomorrow. thank you veryto much. whenries fro we hear stories lis from americans, it is no surprise the economy is stillor top priority for voters. and they trust trump to handle it more than kamala. brand-new foxpro's at the sam bell arizona georgia nevada, north carolina shows trump with

massive eight-point edge over kamala harris. poll doug shown former advisor to bill clinton and sean duffy cohost of the bottom line on fox businesd its.n th there has been news breaking ann it's on the issue of abortione this evening and we will get to trump and some of the comments he made onfirs the trail, but it to play sophia bush from "one tree hill" for all my millennial'ts out there. watch this. >> you can't say whole family party and work for idf. none of this make sense. it is about mo money, control, empower anyingdu shouldn't win on killing half of the american population.>> >> kayleigh: shawna, she has ath surrogate for the democrats.e republicans want to kill half the population and tak ivfe away idf, which by the way, he said he wants paid for ivf. i >> and the policy, we have ourau policy from kamala harris and

what is she talking about? a democratic party that has vasectomies free at the dnc and abortiont s free at the dnc.in this is the most antifamily party that ever existed andmili she's trying to pretend the democratic party sticks up forus families? again, that is white actor ansurrogates are an absolute joe and don't move the anybody from one side ther.o the other. >> kayleigh: dug, him my phonell lit up in a new tweet from kamala and i want to pull itgoin up. it is really shocking this new tweet she has so i will put on the screen. it is about th.e issue of life.w let's pull it up if donald trump wins, he will not only sign abortion vent but intends to antinational grid coordinator to report on women's miscarriages and abortions?onal when exactly did donald trump say that? >> he never did. and he has made it clear i think a number of times that he favors the dog's decision giving states

the power to legislate as the court said. i think though the larger point that you raised, kayleigh, ishe that he has a big lead on the economy in the swing states, bue the race in those states is effectively deadlocked. i would make the argument, he needs to move to the economy is the central theme of his campaign along with the southern border and point out what his positions are and what wereth flip-flopsin are. he has neutralized i think to the best he can the abortion issue, but the economy and the southern border are the issues that can elect him and arguably will elect him if he runs a disciplined campaign focusing on those two things.g, >> kayleigh: do you think,er doug, is that enough to get him over the edge? you number one in every single poll and way below that is abortion somewhere 13% were 14%?port

>> it is undeniable for suburban women at that abortion isterv important, but as we have heardo and seen poll after poll an interview after interview, people are having a tough time making ends meet. they want to policies at the border. they also want as your earlierpo visitors showed, they want tough policies on law and order particularly with illegal immigrants. those three issues, i believe, can electdisc donald trump. the question is, can he run a disciplined campaign on those vr issues? because harris is running, i think, a very good campaign obfuscating the real positionna she is taking anlld what the democratic party has traditionally stood for. >> kayleigh: the sean, of the ks to winning this election i believo hoe is forcing kamala hs off script. how does president trump do that? you haveto be to force her off

script. september 10th will be a big>> t moment to do just that on the big stage.wi >> to doug's point, they want to focus on issues and that is whyb kamala harris focuses onsues abortion. donald trump can't take the baih that come back to your point, kayleigh, matter to the american people. you can ever text regulate and distribute way to prosperity.ou wood has never worked. it brings poverty to the people, which you trieshd thisl with and i wish donald trumpwith would call kamala out and say iw you disagree with joe biden' policies, his economy is sold bad, what do y you disagree with and what would you change? if you could change it, changeob it right now uncle joe biden out if you disagree with him.t but she won't because joe biden's policies aret th kamala's policies and you will e boget more of the same pier ai border matters in the southern even nevada. it is important to go listen,et security border i will bring safety and security back to your communities. kamala will no that fix it on te

issues that you win on and that es, is what trump has to do ando doug's point, if he does, iig thinh:k he wins. >> kayleigh: good advice doug and sean, thank you. we are waiting for trump to comm out on stage at any moment and we will bring you any news coming up but coming up what he needs to do to win back the keys don't let keystone state coming. ♪ ♪

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♪ ♪ >> kayleigh: trump todays continuing to campaign and battle ground state starting s today in michigan and ending in wisconsin where we expect him to take the stage at any moment. we will take you there when he arrives. tomorrow he is heading to s pennsylvania where hooveilr nati silver says b5 has a big problem writing thise on x, . >> it has been a while showing kamala lead in pennsylvania and a high-quality polerenl shows hs ahead will make a big difference in the park as to what win the election." this is the page that pushed trump over the threshold in 2016 and he lost by 1.2% in 2020. joining me now davenate mccormie the republican for u.s. senateu in pennsylvania. dave, fantastic tohere have you here. i was looking atou political for playbook with ten different

paths to the white house seven of which the six including pennsylvania. how do you win the great stateya of pennsylvania? >> well, listen, we are blessed in pennsylvania by the fact people on the ground are looking for strong leadership and common sense solutions. right now, we have kamala harris running on aagen radical liberat agenda.gali in her own words, she wants to ban fracking. tyshe wants to legalize illegal immigration and amnesty and benefits and most recently she wants to spend $2 trillion of money and venezuelan price controls. these positions are wildly out of step with the people of pennsylvania. so this week, liberal leadership is not going to fly. i think if we can reveal to the voters of pennsylvania that isin what they get with speed from to kamala harris with that liberaln agenda, the answer will be clear on election day and i think president trump will win and i

think i will win.ere. >> kayleigh: bob casey, of course, your opponent. i want to play a campaign that you put this out like that. kamala harris became the nominee and you had this out.apab >> kamala harris is inspiring but incapable. >> you are considered the most liberal united states senator here it's both, would you ban offshore fracking? >> yes. that was your opponent at the top. did yobecau know b6 is coming because she is the nominee and i you put this out and they call it the model how to attack kamala harris. >> it looked like he was going to endorse her.s a it was clear right away that this is a san francisco liberal agenda out of touch with pennsylvanians. we don't need to tell peopleb that but let her say it in herhe own words.engt bob casey has been around 18 years. t he has not had the strength to resist the radicalization of the democratic party. so bob casey is ea sure vote for

whateverith. kamala harris and z come up withine . this is really an election to determine the future of the country. so wtande have to make sure that people understand the stakes and understand if they pickul harris, casey, and extremey ues. agenda that is truly, truly out of touch with pennsylvania values.. the key is we don't have to convince people. we just have to let them hear her beliefs and what she believes and.op that iles who she is and who sht spent her whole life. people in pennsylvania are not>k going to buy that. >> kayleigh: dave mccormick,ll w the man to watch in sylvania thank you. we are waiting for i the former president to come out ong it thi stage and we will bring it to you when he comes. coming up ohio state university football players reading a christian revival on campus.♪ they are here to talk abou t it next. ♪ ♪ safe step walk-in tub. with safe step's standard heated seat

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>> they ohio state university did what i have never seen before. they shared their relationship with jesus as change their lives and how god loves every single person in the crowd. person after person made the decision to get baptized and lives will be changed forever. >> kayleigh: there is nothingan more america tn than faith and football. over the weekend, ohio state university at both your to whath an amazing night.ev that event was put on by theille players. it features for code tubs filled with water where estimated 60 students were baptized. how beautiful! joining me now are three people who were there, kamryn babbbabc former wide receiver, master te the third, they organize the same thing and during any gee scott tight end for the buckeyei who even performed baptisms. master, this is incredible and i want to know what inspired this

former idea.he was that the holy spirit and bro what brought this about? >> of course, the holy spirit, he is our guide and as our savior and lord and wean would just wanted to receive this great gift given to everybody else. clearly, i know you know in this worl havd we have a serious isse and it is a disease. a disease and unlike other diseases that spread and maybe not everybody gets a disease. this disease every person has and it is sent. sin brings about death. there is but one cure and that cure is jesus christ so we desire to share that cure with everybody and give them that hope that they can have.ever everybody is looking for peace. everybody is looking for joy, meaning and purpose. everybody wants to bebu held, loved, save that they are looking in the wrong place. jesus' answer and we desire to

share that. god has been moving on the football team and given this platform to share so we want tot share it. what better way to do that andob people elevate football to the highest level like a god tom, them. these players ar plae like god o them. when you see a player deflecting the glory and giving jesus the praise and pointing to him, that is tremendous the impact that it adds. >> kayleigh: yeah, and you are pointing out that is so beautifully said. cameron, you did some of these baptisms and i want to play ast udclip. this is you baptizing one of these people. [applause] cameron, what was that moment like for you wish to mark.eall >> it was amazing representing really what's going on inside of the hearts and just being poure out on the outside going from

death to life with jesus christ. but is just a representation ofn what jesus is doing. and draw all men and women and people to himself and lift his r name high for joe errico is tonh lift his name high and give all the glory and tell people about this glorious god in jesus christ to save chr your souls. so many people are looking inly the areas bu ot only one name under heaven and earth which man can be saved and it's this god and his name is jesus christ. that young man as wellen as otha and so many people involved truly just honored to see thepu hearrst of god that pursues the ungodly and not just pursues thu ungodly but as the power to savd and change and making us holy ae he is holy. the goal is to b goae with him forever for eternity. but is only by hisit's blood the have access to the father and t him enter the holy spirit. we are honored to be there and to be a witness and this isgo

truly unto god and for him butd he is the one directed us to start a and a finisher of it. we are glad to bring him the glory. >> kayleigh: amen and g, you are on the university but youstt said something that caught the eye of myself and my producers as well.nd people worship football players you said and when we hosted theme t event, we understood that people would come but people are pointing to you but you are pointing up. >> yeah. i think that i.t's s the goal ol of our hearts to deflect that lori. we understand there are manyh people that may come out to be around ohio state football player and share with football players but ultimately we have the mind-set may have come to w hear about football. we want to leave you with the gospel because ultimately, this football game will come to an y end. the career that you have willouy come to an end.have all of the things we are

passionate about our worldly passions that will come to an end at some point.wi we will believe that at some point you will be left with your fate.ound that is our firm foundation and we stand firmly in it.even top to bottom to see the fruitse of it and the amount of people o that came and more importantly the multitude of people thatpe came with the hearts trulyle t affected by it. >> kayleigh: gee, i have only 15 seconds but were students receptive to this?in >> absolutely god was speaking directly to the hearts of many people. am talking people bawling andfr crying in front of the baptisms. it was so powerful. >> kayleigh: wow i love this,l gee, master, kamryn, you inspire me. i'm kayleigh mcenany end for laura ingraham and think you're watching a special edition of "the ingraham angle." >> one of my

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