francis of assisi referring to the earth as sister and mother, and goes on to talk about francis of assisi- and it is choseicant that francis the name francis, the first pope in history to choose that as his minister tow we plants and animals and saw them as brothers and sisters. there you have indigenous cosmology that sees all of our creation. while i was at the vatican, i did before and afterwards talk to different theologians about whether there is any precedent for a pope using this language of mother earth so prominently and no one could think of a single example of this. i think what is significant about it -- it is very much a rebuke to the worldview that humans have been put on earth to dominate and subjugate nature. that is clear in the encyclical and a major theme in the encyclical is the theme of interdependence. you also played the clip where francis talked about natural resources as being something everybody has a right to and this is a challenge to a basic principle of private property under capitalism -- if you buy it, it is yours to do with whatever you want and that is co

the as her moneys led by president assisi were attended by a high profile delegation, including the president of france and the russian and palestinian territories. we have followed the day's events. >> egyptian government leaders call it the great egyptian dream. kings, princes and presidents gathered on the banks of the improved suez canal for an inauguration rich in pomp and patriotism. leaders from across the arab world attended and the french president, francois hollande. the suez expansion is designed to double the number of ships sailing between europe and asia. it has great political significance for egyptian president al sisi, who after years of unrest says he now wants to unite the nation. >> the new suez canal is not just an engineering achievement. there's a great dimension to what's been done. we've given egyptians more confidence, more peace of mind and less anxiety about the future. >> earlier in the day, he traveled along the widened canal by presidential yacht. flanked by the egyptian navy the $8 billion project created a 35 kilometer bypass along the original route and deepe

francis of assisi's. he called the birds have little friends. francis schaeffer, who was an adviser to ronald reagan, one of the great theologians in modern time, he talks about the environment and ecology. god created us, human beings. part of our responsibility is to be good managers and stewards of the rest of his creation, which includes the environment. he does not want us to worship the environment. that is called pantheism. he wants us to respect the environment. our goal is to make sure we now it's between economic growth and the ability to have a clean environment. i think it is achievable. i do. in my state, the legislator mandated 25% of our energy to come from renewables. here's the problem. we can't meet the number. this was a bunch of politicians who plots the number out of the air and said, this is what we will do. we can't meet the number in ohio. we have to buy energy somewhere else at a premium, a high price. you want to bring manufacturing back to america. there are three things we could have going. slower transportation costs

this city's archbishop jorge bergoglio was elected pope and took on the name france after francis of assisi. >> well, there it is. >> reporter: and this was the house where jorge was born on december 17, 1936. jorge was the first of five siblings born to tat italian immigrant parents. i took a tour of his neighborhood called flores and stood outside his first school where he attended kindergarten. his father mario and mother regina both worked outside the house. so it was jorge's grandmother rosa who effectively raised him and who would be an enormous influence in his life. rosa was the first to tell young jorge that compassion should take precedence over judgment and that it was essential to find the best in others. those are two of the pillars of francis' papacy and two of the reasons francis is seen as bringing a new culture to the vatican. bergoglio's parents moved to a new neighborhood not far away, a neighborhood of cobblestones and quiet streets. this is the church where he received his first communion and this was his new house where his siblings would be born. >> this was where ber

francis of assisi's. he called the birds have little friends. francis schaeffer, who was an adviser to ronald reagan, one of the great theologians in modern time, he talks about the environment and ecology. god created us, human beings. part of our responsibility is to be good managers and stewards of the rest of his creation, which includes the environment. he does not want us to worship the environment. that is called pantheism. he wants us to respect the environment. to make sure we now it's between economic growth and the ability to have a clean environment. i think it is achievable. i do. and my state, the legislator mandated 25% of our energy to come from renewables. here's the problem. we can't meet the number. this was a bunch of politicians who plots the number out of the air and said, this is what we will do. we can't meet the number in ohio. we have to buy energy somewhere else at a premium, a high price. you want to bring manufacturing back to america. there are three things we could have going. slower transportation costs, wages tha

. >>> russian president putin meeting with egyptian president al assisi in moscow. >>> and pope francisbout the power of prayer at his weekly audience in st. peter's square, greeted by a large crowd as he rode around the square in the pope mobile. his 100th general audience as leader of the roman catholic church. let's get back to "squawk alley." carl. >> highs of the session, dow up 433. is today a repeat of yesterday? art cashin is here at post nine to talk about that. we remember you to talking to pisani near the close about the balance. sell orders how early will we get the signal today? >> you can begin getting an early peek after 2:00. that's i i think a lot of people are confusing what what's been going on the past several days with margin calls, you also get margin calls around 215, 230. so people are pointing to market movement. think what happens is you begin to see what the market on close looks like. now yesterday for example there was $500 million to sell on balance. at 215, stayed the same at 230, 245. that's not really very consequential. shortly after 3:00, it went over

. >> i wouldn't enter estimate that pope francis took his name from pope francis of assisi, it really such an interesting points about him as a person, second this is a pope who doesn't see the dividing between poverty and he seems of these things as interwoven and interlinked. a third thing is that this idea of the pope as a globalists, the encyclical he talks about the one-dimensional list technical goal paradigm which may describe d.c. in a nutshell, and finally he talks quite a bit about the desert of the mind. he had a comment in their that we feel free as long as we have the supposed freedom to consume. so so i will leave it at this, when he talks about spiritual fulfillment, i think he feels that there has become a confusion in society and each of us as individuals has a role to play in our community all the way up to the global. that permeates all permeates all of the issues we have spoken about today and so when he talks about less is more, and humility, and serene attentiveness and gratitude, these are not things that are not necessarily, we don't necessarily look at these a

myself i think it's too much because i don't want to support president assisi's as much as we are.and we then we have afghanistan where we fund their army and police and have to do that for a number of years. not so much high technology weaponry although a little bit of both. we give a lot of ongoing help to israel but israel makes its own decisions about where to buy weapons and often makes its own weapons and the gulf states in the middle east they buy weapons with the money that they rent from the oil economy. the same thing for east asian partners in the same thing for european allies with -- obviously they make their own revenues in different ways but they are all capable of paying and they intend to pay so you can have good debates about them a foreign-policy point of view should we be giving as much money to afghanistan to egypt into israel and to some extent to iraq but we are not giving very much right now. i don't think it's fundamentally big problem about most of our defense exports depending on taxpayer largess. the defense industry is competitive and is winning a lot o

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francis of assisi. this is a pope who does not see the application that many of us see between poverty and the environment. the something he comes to seeing both of these things as interwoven. the third thing i will say is this idea of a pope as a globalist -- indian cyclical he talks about the one-dimensionallist technocratic paradigm, which is d.c. in a nutshell. finally, he talked quite a bit .bout the desert of the mind comment in there that you feel free as long as he had supposed freedom to consume. i believe that with this, my remarks, when he talked about spiritual fulfillment, i think he feels there has become a confusion in society and each of us as individuals have a role to play in our community all caps up to the global. and that permeates all the issues we estimate about today. lesso when he talks about is more and humility and serene attentiveness and gratitude, these are not things that are necessarily -- we do not necessarily look at these things as traits in washington that are in theo

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francis of assisi. i think it really is such an interesting point about him as a person. the second is that this is a pope who doesn't see the bifurcation that many of us see between poverty and the environment. this is something that he comes to seeing both of these things as interwoven and interlinked. the third thing i'll say is that this idea of the pope as a globalist, you know, in the encyclical he talks about the one-dimensionallist, technocratic paradigm which may describe d.c. in a nutshell. [laughter] and then finally, i'll say this: he talks quite a bit about the desert of the mind, and he had a comment in there about that we feel free as long as we have the supposed freedom to consume. so i'll leave it with this on my remarks, that when he talks about spiritual fulfillment, i think he feels that there's become a confusion in society and that each of us as individuals have a role to play in our community all the way up to the global. and that permeates all of the issues that we have spoken about today. and so when he talks about less is more and humility and se

we need the courage that al assisi did when he called out the radical islamists who were threateningorld. >> governor bush for days on end in this campaign you struggled to answer a question about whether knowing what we know now -- >> i remember. i remember megyn. >> we would invade iraq. >> i remember it too. and isis of course is now thriving there. you finally said no. to the families of those who died in that war, you say they liberated a country and deposed a ruthless dictator how do you look at them now and say your brother's war was a mistake? >> knowing what we know now with faulty intelligence and not having security be the first priority when we invaded, it was a mistake. i wouldn't have gone. in however for the people who did lose their lives and the family that suffer because of this i know this full well, because as governor of the state of florida, i called every one of them. every one of them that i could find to tell them that i was praying for them that i cared about them. and it was very hard to do. and every one of them said that their child did not die in vain or