fox news, executive vice president john moody. by ofgraph -- biography of popen paul ii. we keep going, we have jack with us, jonathan former secret service agent, thank you to you all for joining us. john to you first. your thoughts. >> i think it has been a great day for the pope, i think he probably has seen things here in new york he has before seen before. in his 78 years, it has been a mixture of being in front of the world body, the united nations, now, look at this, just look at contrast, how happy he is, how it feels, he is among people, he is a pope who makes contact, almost physical contact with people that he comes in touch with you can see the difference in his expression, he was almost painted while addressing the united nations, and now he looks relaxed. >> father, he is surrounded, we should never forget by americans this say pope who grew up in latin america, argentina in particular. who are not big fans of americans, but having been here, for the past 5 or 4 days, and being experiencing all that new york and work work, at least have -- and washington at l

fox newschannel's executive vice president, john moody, author of "pope john paul ii" and served as vaticanosition in the church. and some of his early remarks, i think, could have been misinterpreted in the united states as being anti-capitalist and anti-american. he came here, america got to see him. he got to see some of the beautiful things about america and they both found that they had a lot of in common and i wouldn't doubt for a second that there will be more days. >> i want to drive everybody's attention to what is happening on the left side of the screen. that's the media that has gathered at the airport there. we expect pope francis to arrive momentarily as the mass has just wrapped he'll go there. we're anticipating that he will meet privately with the vice president, joe biden, and his wife for a short period of time. he'll also speak inside that hangar for just a few brief comments, we're told. we anticipate that will be in english. we'll bring you all of this as it happens live. and then he'll depart the united states. you know, i want to compare him, if you would, john, beca

someone who knows a lot about that is the author of the biography pope john paul ii, john moody also served as vatican correspondent and rome bureau chief for "time" magazine. a rare occurrence but a great one, john. >> thank you so much. jenna: what struck you most about what the pope had to say today? >> i think he threaded the needle perfectly. he threaded it better than think tailor could ever have done. he made his points. i think they were very clear even if he didn't use names in all of his references. he couldn't have really offended anyone except be arms dealers and isis. but aside from that, i thought it was just a nonpartisan speech that made his points that he believes in, and among those are climate change and helping the poor and having an open approach to the migration problem. but at the same time, he recognized that the united states is a unique country, that it has enormous influence in the world, and he asked us to use our power for the good. jenna: one of the loudest round of applause that he received -- and he received several even though the instruction was not t

. >> let's bring it back to the set with john moody. your final thoughts?you know, we have heard a lot about this man. we knew from the very moment that he was elected and came out on to the balcony that he was different. and hids message is be kind to each other. >> look at the pope in the window there. we knew that we would get a final shot. john, you are not surprised by this. he has to be aware, i'm sure his team tells him right? he knows, right? it's just like the small fiat. he's humbling sitting there. >> i owill be surprised if he doesn't take a selfie of himself in the plane. >> you did make an observation earlier and i speak to why. nearly what we thought we would be potentially looking at the scene. as you take a wider shot there, you will see it away from this toorks. there you go. this is really ticking along quickly. you mentioned this had to have been exhausting. i want to do this and this. the harlem trip that was added. everything takes a human toll on someone who obviously has that super natural type of blessing upon them to be able to do

history and fox news executive vice president, john moody. biography of the pope john paul ii.vatican correspondent and worked for "time" magazine as well. good to have you here. >> thank you very much. martha: your initial thoughts here about pope francis. >> as recently departed yogi berra said, the pope came to a fork in the road and took it. he did not want to get out of his lane in the speech. he was addressing a world body. he was pretty cautious. i don't think he named any specific terrorist groups or countries that have violated his view of the world. he doubled down or tripled down on his view we have to take better care of the world and nature. he said we are all living commune with nature which of course is self-evident. he is against drug trafficking. he is against child exploitation. he thinks women ought to be educated. i think we saw malala, the pakistani girl shot for wanting to go to school in the audience there, applauding as she should have. it was a careful speech and he was of course addressing a world body and tried to address all the concerns of various p

and joining us now john moody fox news executive vice president authorize of biography of john paul iio have you historic visit by pope what do you think so far. >> i think gotten off to a very good start brought trademark warmth beautiful smile seems to infect everybody that see z it he and president obama oishl get along very well together. >> surprises so far. >> i don't think any surprises, that is probably the whole purpose of this, is not to be too drastic not too surprising. >> he really hit the ground running, you know talking about. >> limping actually. >> that is a good point, a good point. >> that was noticeably out of the car. >> whole persona is one of action movement, vigor, and so you know, a bit of a rocky start there. >> the doubling down on call to protect the earth, talking about climate change in his speech, alongside president obama yesterday. >> i think the pope has decided that climate change is fair territory to be talking about, he thinks not going to o fend anybody, because, of course, we all have to live on this earth, it is some of the details of what he is

joining us now moody's capital markets chief economist john lonski. i thought it was over.verybody assured us that the volatility had gone away and we have the second worst week of the year. >> you get rid of it. now experiencing the longest bout of volatility since the summer of 2012. how did we get out of that? mario draghi made the promise to do whatever it takes to save the euro and had the introduction of qe3. lou: well, and qe3 long dead, and mario draghi this week stepped up and announced he's doing nothing! >> right! >> god bless the europeans, they're so helpful on everything as they sit over there just basically sliding into what looks like another bout of recession. >> if it's not a recession, it's stagnation, and that's something -- >> even better. >> even better, stagnation, recession, what's the difference? this has been a very disappointing recovery for too many americans. somewhere looking at the unemployment rate, 5.1% for the month of august and stand up and cheer. but what they don't realize if we didn't have so many labor force dropouts and participation

>> as we look at the markets, that leads us to our next question, it's a perfect segue to john lonski of moody's and sam stovall of s&p iq, both of you have been in the business a long time. we're seeing what ben willis put out a note, a floor trader and said we're stuck in a very distracting bearish triangle where we start to see triple digit moves up or down with the dow jones industrials and the dow can't break out of that. should investors be watching that or something else to make money? john? >> i would say this is highly unusual. volatility is king. fundamentals are merely peasants right now. looking ahead. i really can't see what's going to improve the outlook by enough to significantly improve prospects for equities or for that matter of corporate bonds. this recovery is getting old. and we know, we've been told time and again that the federal reserve is not going to come to its recovery by cutting rates, if anything, the fed is going to be hiking rates. so at best, i would recommend a hold. liz: sam, is there anything about the rather violent swings we've seen, 13 out of past 15 sessio

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lady just came in the last 30 seconds or so, as you were talking to john and put up this note saying i lean ho bart, please call harold moody and a number there. people are trying to get in contact. one of the things we've been following up on today is people, that one fatality that has been confirmed but a number of missing people out there. one of the people that folks are looking for is leonard neft. we do have a photo of leonard here, we might have that at the station, too, the last time the family saw him was saturday. that was saturday at about 2:00 in the afternoon. i spoke with leonard's wife early yerl this afternoon, she tell s me that she was trying to tell him to get out, she says it's the last conversation she had with him. she sounded like he was -- he sound like he was getting scared. no one has heard from him. folks are hopes that len neft and others got to safety tlchlt are a number of vaks wags centers -- vak wags centers. a very chaotic situation. at this point, authors are hoping that they get in contact with them to let them know who is unaccounted for. that's kind of the key here is letting the authori

and a man who is very well known in his industry, he's a chief economist at moodies and his name is john this program. >> thank you. stuart: the economy's in trouble and the markets know it. discuss. >> i think the markets know it, they know the global economy is in a lot of trouble. you not only have energy prices sinking, and as a result the fed's going to keep monetary policy on hold until we get a decisive upturn by global activity. a lot of downward pressure right now on the prices of internationally trading goods and services. stuart: do you think we've got the possibility of no growth at all or even a recession in america? >> not right away, but i wouldn't be surprised that if we don't have a rejuvenation of global activity quickly enough by the time the election rolls around later in 2016, recession risks become material. they become noticeable. stuart: here's my problem. we don't have any tools left to deal with a slow or receding economy. >> all we got is qe4. we could go ahead and buy bonds. so those people that said, you know, the ten-year treasury yield has set a multitudey

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john kasich newspaper delivery man. scott walker washed dishes. but there is more. chris moody dug into this at cnn politics.is leading polls, donald trump. dare i ask, what was his starter job? >> well, candidates' life story and first job is often something they pull out to talk about early roots, humble roots and friends the cnn money looked at donald trump, worked for his father, going door-to-door collecting rent you tell about the candidates from the first jobs. for example, donald trump working for his father, inherited that money and went on to bill a larger company. carly fiorina a secretary, something she talks about a lot on the campaign trail, and discusses her own rise from a secretary to being the head of hewlett-packa hewlett-packard. chris christie, gas station attendant in new jersey. it's required to allow attendants to pump your gas there, one of last states that allows than jeb bush was a door-to-door salesman. and you know, politics you have to knock on a lot of doors. i imagine he learned a few things about rejection or how to talk to people or keep people from slamming your doors. fina