- David, to the conventions.

There's a story that's breaking,

actually, that you broke onspecific Democratic caucuses

reciting the pledge of allegianceat the virtual convention,

leaving out the words, under God.

Let's take a listen.

- I pledge allegiance to the flag

of the United States of America

and to the Republic for which it stands,

one nation, indivisible withliberty and justice for all.

- David, this seems to be a pattern.

You broke another story on arelated topic back in 2012.

What's going on here?

- Well, right, back in2012, we broke the story

about those words, under God, being left,

or the word God being left out

of the Democratic Party platform.

Here, what you just saw there

was the DemocraticNational Committee Caucus,

it was a Muslim affairs caucus, a meeting,

that the DNC was holding this week.

They left the words, underGod, out as you just heard.

Also, the LGBTQ, orexcuse me, LGBT caucus,

that's what they callthemselves at the DNC,

also left the words, under God, out.

- I pledge allegiance to the flag

of the United States of America

and to the Republic for which it stands,

one nation, indivisible withliberty and justice for all.

- So what's the point of putting that up?

Well, a couple of things.

First of all, let's put thisall in context and be clear.

The DNC, on day one, did go ahead

and say the words, underGod, in their pledge.

That was on day one.

They also said it on daytwo in the general session.

But in these smaller caucuses,they're not saying it,

at least in these two instances.

The point is that there is an underbelly

of a progressive far left

that the Democrats aregonna have to deal with

and that's what's kindof driving the ship.

- All right.

CBN's David Brody.

Thank you, David.