phil: that was, of course, margaret talev with the question. of your patented 17 part questions to the present. a shutdown looking less likely. a leadership fight is coming. margaret: we know mccarthy is kind of the most obvious candidate. john boehner gave him his blessing. there are others like daniel webster waiting in the wings. there are more questions about what will happen in terms of raising the debt limit. many of the budget issues that president obama has to contend with. while boehner has been open to immigration reform, obama was frustrated he would not do it. mccarthy is interesting because he is from california. he is not completely against immigration reform. he will be very much in the crosshairs if he ascends to the speakership. phil: no question, you talk to house lawmakers, kevin mccarthy just has the juice to be able to win. the bigger question becomes majority leader and whip, where there is going to be contests. the bigger question is, there are 40 lawmakers wrote always been a thorn in the side of john boehner. there have

margaret: i'm margaret talev.l: and i am phil maddingly, it would appear you are not the only one who wanted to get out of washington. john boehner: ♪ my, oh my what a wonderful day ♪ phil: on the show tonight, values and voters. but soon, it is soon to be a vacancy. today in a slow news day, speaker john boehner said sayonara to capitol hill announcing he would resign from conger said the end of october. here is the reasoning that john boehner gave. b

we know from the vatican reporters traveling with him, the pope would like to -- tom: margaret talev,adio and television, it needs description , looking like a 15 car motorcade moving out toward where margaret is. i can honestly say, i have never seen this. service secret suburbans surrounding the pope's fiat. i have never seen this. mass ofed by the american -- michael: i cover the white house for many years. i don't think i've ever seen anyone arrive in a more humble vehicle than his holiness. tom: as you prepare within the orderliness of the south lawn, what will you listen for from the president and from the pontiff? margaret: a couple of things. one is precisely how the president strikes a balance between acknowledging the pope as a moral leader, a world figure and not a polygonal -- not a political figure. the other is the context in which the president addresses in his own faith. .t is not 2009 anymore but it is still an issue. we will see a lot more of how to decipher the politics when the pope addresses congress. this is to some extent a preview of that and an address to the