Some frightening news out of China the other day. China is disappearing Christians who will not submit their religious services to the control of the Chinese Communist Party, the CCP.

More than 30 Zion Church members and leaders have recently been detained by the CCP. The whereabouts of these disappeared religious

people is unknown. We don't even know if they're alive, and yet you have likely heard little,

if anything, about this. But that is about to change, because I'm going to bring you up to speed on this development

and on its possible impact on your own right to worship.

Your own right to worship God as you choose right here in America.

The real story today is how we here in the United States should pay attention to and be concerned

about the persecution of Christians in China. President Trump has been concerned about the issue

of religious liberty so much so that he formed a presidential commission on religious liberty.

I have the honor of being a member of that commission. Would you like to say a few words, or are you shy?

Oh, I'll speak.

Let's go.

Mr. President, I can't tell you first off how proud I am

to see religion coming back to the White House.

God bless you.

God bless you for doing this.

And let me tell you, it's not a popular thing to do in America right now.

I am focused on religious liberty here and abroad, and I share my thoughts on that with you now. Religious liberty is the first

and foremost freedom granted to us as individual citizens of the United States. It is the right to

practice our own religion free from control by our government. That protection is in the Bill of Rights of our Constitution.

Now, we often take our own religious liberty for granted, relying on the clear wording of the

First Amendment, which says, and I quote, Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment

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