A new church has quietly opened here in Washington just three blocks from the nation's capital.

The Defense Secretary Pete Hexeth attended the first service.

The church is part of the communion of reformed evangelical churches, and its aim is global Christian domination

of the Bible.

In this situation with a special report,

my colleague Pamela Brown went to Moscow, Idaho,

to meet the controversial pastor behind it.

Huh.

That looks a lot like Pastor Wilson.

That is Pastor Wilson.

Huh.

Strict.

Wow. So, I mean, we don't use the word domination. They're using the word domination. Yeah. I mean, Dominion. Yeah. Christian Dominion. Yeah. There was a whole lot wrong with that whole thing. It's a funny place to start. I was okay with, actually, I mean, I don't know.

Like, what was the rest of it?

He said Moscow right, guys. He did. No, that part was true. He did say Moscow right. A strict interpretation of the Bible. We want to take over the world for Christ. Strict. Strict. I mean, you know. Drict. That's funny.

That wasn't right either.

I'm more of a census plenary.

All right.

So for you who are just tuning in, we have one of the few black guys here, Linux. And we got the major supporter of repealing the 19th Amendment. He's got a whole. Also here. He's got a whole, you know, 501C4 going for it would support that he would support that pastor toby who

wants household voting right and knocks knocks what do you want what do you want he wants his black

card back i never let him take it so they don't they don't get this happened my goodness

letting all for joining cross politics on the fight lap feastast Network. It's going to be with you. We're going to go over the CNN. It's not a tobacco. I mean, they actually, I think, cut it fairly. But it was funny. Like, some of the cuts were kind of rough and like, like, obvious. I thought it was just fair. Yeah, but some of the cuts were kind of rough and like, like obvious.

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