The Christian University in Kentucky has been holding worship services in the school’s chapel that is attracting people from all across America.

GALLAGHER: This is something you don’t hear very often. A cable news host thanking a place they wanted to go for turning them down, but listen to the way Tucker characterized this. It brought tears to my eyes.

CARLSON: Well, more than a week ago, students at asbury university in Kentucky gathered for a service? The school chapel. In the most honest possible terms a voice revealed his deepest thoughts, confessions. People said they could feel a spirit, they said, that made them feel joyful and liberated. The church service never ended. It’s still going on tonight. We told you about it last night. We interviewed the school’s student body president. After the show, we were still thinking about it. We don’t understand what’s happening at asbury. We’re not sure does understand it. But whatever is going on, seems like a sort of thing we badly need more of. We started making plans to go to Kentucky on Friday, tomorrow, to see the service for ourselves. Then this morning, a remarkable thing happened. We got a call from asbury university asking us not to come. It’s not personal, they said. They like our show, but the ongoing service at asbury is purely spiritual, nothing to do with politics or business. No one there is making money from it or planning a run for office. It’s young people worshiping god in a country that doesn’t offer it. It’s not really a place for TV cameras. We understood that. In fact, we deeply respected it. When you work in television, you run into a lot of people who want publicity. You almost never meet anyone who doesn’t want publicity. When you do meet those that don’t, they’re either doing something wrong or in the rarest of all cases they’re doing something so right and so beautiful and so true that media coverage can’t enhance it. It can only detract from it. We think that’s what’s happening at Asbury university. God bless them for turning us down.

GALLAGHER: God bless them for turning us down. And Tucker is right. It is not a place for cameras or microphones. It is just a good old fashioned revival.