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. >> 50 years in the priesthood for the cath lolic erika gonzalez shares some highlights about his yearsing before the altar and preparing to be ordained about always be a part of high memory. >> reporter: 50 years ago this week, he was ordained. >> i can remember sitting in the chapel and saying, no, i know, i'm absolutely certain. >> reporter: wuerl says he is most grateful to god for the call to serve. the grace to pursue that call and to persevere in it. speaking outside of the cathedral of st. matthew before mass, he recalled one special memory. >> the arrival of pope francis visit. that has to be one of the highlights of those five decades of service. >> reporter: and that famous fiat pope francis used being put into service again, people le s the arch die the arch says it's a physical remainor did that% erika gonzalez, news 4. >> and all those donations will go to the spanish catholic center of catholic charities. >>> red skins have a big game ahead of them, huge. and i know a lot on of us will be watching with a little bit of anxiety. skins are one of three teams trying to grab t

cath relationship, andy and julie. all right, julie, you've got three children, congratulations.l? >> oh, definitely the middle child. she's 3. [laughter] when i think about this, she just turned 4, but no three and a half-year-old has tolerance for anything, and restlessness and impulsivity, i can't get her to sit still long enough to take a test like this, so she'll definitely be imprisoned at some point. but i'm not sure i buy into this test. i don't know how much you can actually test a 3-year-old. kennedy: well, they tested thousands of people in new zealand over the course of several decades and followed their lives and figured out health records and criminal and welfare records, and they noted that the 20% of society who tends to use 80% of society's public resources, they're the ones who actually failed the test. [laughter] what does it say to you? >> well, look, it sounds -- at first i thought it sounded absurd, scary, like some type of thing where we're going to determine their life at the age of 3 -- kennedy: but it's not just genetics. >> and that's the thing, the par

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whatever effect it has on its audience or things like that, is a relatively selfish pursuit t is a cath ar sis for the individual. and st a way to express ideas and get them out. and feel, the is he duction of it is it is going to scr or not going to score. that is the hit, that is the adrenaline. but what begins to wear on you is where it's taken. and i think this election could be a great lesson in that controlling the culture is not the same thing as power. >> rose: jon stewart for the hour next. >> funding for charlie rose is provided by the following: >> and by bloomberg, a provider of multimedia news and information services worldwide. captioning sponsored by rose communications from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. >> christmas, jon stewart, thank you for doing this. >> thank you for having us. >> this is the daily show, an oral history, chris, why this, exr why an oral history. >> yeah, come on. >> well, the title, you know, if i did it was taken. so we had to go with an oral history. because-- . >> rose: because it's an oral history. >> yeah. and the voices o

have both suffered some loss to save one another in a very predictable way and to have some great cath particular moment in the climb axe of the movie that results in the bo of them sort of moving on to warmer climbs, a happier place in life and it doesn't have that totally. so it is a unique movie in that way. i think that it works because a combination of all the little elements, all the things that everyone contributeds. >> yeah. >> i don't know. >> but you play a guy who is mostly closed off. >> well, i guess i'm playing a guy who is-- i never thought of him that way. >> how did you think of him? >> i thought of him as somebody who had foot strong feelings inside of him that he had to sort of bottle them up or else they would be-- he would just fall apart. he suffered a loss in his life that is so great, the kind of thing that most people wouldn't want to survive. and he survived it. and how is he going to carry on. he tries to kill himself at one point. and then he decides to live. but he lives in a-- in such a way that he doesn't have to think ever about his past. and he is doing

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