in twenty sixteen the fast rule began to come down here and the catholic republican area of joint. ministers have vowed that all the rules will be demolished by twenty twenty three. the demolition of the are doing will is a symbolic milestone but not all of its structure has actually come down yet. danny meets local residents to find out why they were here at the residence to feign see if we need to be in a certain space where they made secure because they're the ones you know but if you look further down the road you'll say another part of the wall that was played up that's on the back of people's homes so what does sachs what it was about this strive to do that more people at the minute just don't face the article. let's just cut the stairs were the. other people. are doing is an area historically notorious for violence. fear that these conflicts may continue to flare up today leads many to seek protection behind the walls but some residents believe that barry is not the solution to today's troubles for the purpose of where they were first cheap. a lot of people told us the troub

i just pray that we can all come together because i am a catholic and a republican and i supported president obama for year, i kohl rated it, i didn't agree with everything but he was our president. we're not democrats and republicans after the election. we are americans. and we need to come together for the good of america. and i pray that it happens and i thank you for all your, you know, for all your hard work and i didn't discover c-span until recently because i've been working very hard and didn't have time to watch television. thank you for everything. host: i'm glad you discovered us, thanks, mary, thanks for tuning in, and of course we're going to have our coverage of the house throughout the night, they'll be back in under an hour to vote. we expect a final vote on the continuing resolution to fund the government past midnight tomorrow, of course that measure from the house has to go on then to the senate where it's looking like it's going to have an even tougher battle. one of the big players in the house that we just heard about, turning the corner in the house tonight, is mark me

understructure access to abortion up to the twelfth week of pregnancy although the irish republicans historically catholic opinion polls suggest a majority for reform. hundreds of people have gathered for a process session rally in cotton on your just as regional parliament plan to reappoint its alstad leader collis poached a man as president but the parliamentary vote was suspended and the central government one of the possible extension off direct will from the trade the bulk of explains from barcelona. that another large scale demonstration here in barcelona in support of atlanta independent it comes on the day in which the castle and parliament dominated by those in favor of independence fully suspended the session the would have formally recognize its new leader as carlos. the only problem is the colors put him on his own self-imposed exile in brussels if you don't attempt to come back here to barcelona he runs the very very real risk of being jailed possibly for thirty years on charges of rebellion and sedition for declaring independence for catalonia at the end of the toba saying that though the co

. >> the first catholic to have a great shot at being president, a lot of catholic families whether they are republican or democrat, each one of us. did you get that feeling from the family? >> a sense, kennedy is in the navy, a hero, and wanted to be in the military. small technical issues served in world war ii, there was always a sense of fulfilling this mission, a large part of his motivation, what i wanted for the family, you go out on a destroyer which he did and sail around the world and used to be a fighter when he was young, a sense of duty, it did surprise a lot of people that fit with the way he was raised to go in the navy six years ago. >> one of the hits on people, it is true in 2008, we saw the work goldman sachs come out, unrestrained greed to the forefront but this seems to be such a mutually exclusive part of a person, here is this guy that would work for goldman sachs, a reputation after 2008, it is not them. he walks away from all of that, goes and joins the navy, not just for one or two years, how long was he in? >> six years, three years in washington as an aid. >> and enjoyed the

the second leg of his south america tall the leader of the roman catholic church was welcome to lima by peruvian president had republican. warm welcome the pope received in peru was in contrast to the reception he had on the first leg of his top several churches were set alight during his trip to chile as anger surrounding sexual abuse in the church came to the fore u.s. ambassador to the u.n. the hany has met a group of african diplomats the meeting follows president donald trump derogatory remarks on immigration from the continent earlier this month. a spending bill to keep the u.s. government operating has passed the house of representatives legislation to release funding for federal agencies until the middle of next month will now be debated in the senate government agencies are warning employees of a shutdown on friday if the money isn't approved at least nine people have been killed as a major storm lashes northern europe winds of up to one hundred forty kilometers an hour have hit the netherlands causing trains and flights to be cancelled and germany are. suspended long distance services across the country. i'm g

catholic irish. massachusetts and connecticut pioneered the use of literacy tests as a disenfranchisement technique in the 1850's. on the west coast, republicans in oregon and california were worried about the chinese voting. chinese were about 10% of the population in california in 1860. that is a vastly larger share of the population than blacks. republicans thus were internally divided. the vote on the amendment in congress was closed. at one point in time, each house approved something broader than simply impartial suffrage, but the committee was dominated by moderate to conservative republicans, and they embraced the least common denominator, which was impartial suffrage. there was another issue that divided republicans, which was whether the image protect against race-based exclusion from holding office. that issue was very concrete and immediate in 1868 because the georgia legislature that year excluded blacks who had been duly elected on the ground that the state constitution did not contemplate black office holding. of course, the state constitution didn't explicitly contemplate white office holding either. it didn't say anything abou

the second leg of his south american tour the leader of the roman catholic church was welcomed to leave by peruvian president had republicans in ski during his trip he's expected to meet indigenous people large parts of their homeland have been destroyed by a gold rush in produce amazon rain forest and i am a sanchez is in lima and she's been following the pope's journey. well the pope arrived from chile just a few hours ago he was received welcomed at the airport by president bill public with chains keep his ministers and the archbishop of lima the pope then did a quick tour of. some of the streets of the center of lima with thousands of people cheering and welcoming him the pope will be spending the night in lima throughout his visits but early on friday he will be heading to mt it is an area in the amazon that is a very important this is for the pope since this is an area that has been devastated by these evil miners and the pope's been a champion of a healthy environment around the world we'll see who disagree displaced is a place of very important for him and he will be meeting some of the indigenous communities member

mike pence who grew up conservative catholic become event genic a conservative and by the way he identifies himself that way conservative christian and then republican and then american the problem in his reading of the middle east slash israel palestine and reality is that israel is necessary for the prophecy he believes in and palestinian victimization is also necessary to the prophecy he needs so he not only rejects the idea of palestinian states not only he does not see or recognize palestinian suffering under occupation for the likes of mike pence this is necessary i want i won't even say necessary evil this is just necessary for the prophecy to come through that's what he sees in israel not so much as a modern you know high tech militarized. nation sparked out of sort not what he sees it in it most importantly is a fulfillment of his reading of biblical prophecy and this again the other scary part. is his reading of the bible is literal so he thinks of as really a guy who walked around that he has sons and so on and so forth and he has a way of looking at things and the did jews are the promised people he actually thinks of god as a real estat

republicans are able to overcome their differences. al-jazeera washington pope francis has arrived in peru on the second leg of his south american tour the leader of the roman catholic church was welcome to leave president. during his trip he's expected to meet indigenous people large parts of their homeland has been destroyed by a gold rush impose a muslim rainforest but in a sunset is in lima which has been full of the pope's journey. just a few minutes ago the pope went by. and a lot of people here thousands of peruvians well heard. as he was heading to the place where he will be spending the night in the next three nights that he will be spending here in the capital of the route now the pope will be leaving very early on on friday. as you were saying this is a very important part of the whole. area that has been devastated by. the pope is a champion of a clean and vironment so he will be traveling to this place and he will be. communities who are suffering because many of the indigenous young boys and girls are working in these. are working of. minds. will be then returning to leave will be going to a northern city and where he will be holding a mass and on sund

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with republican orthodoxy on trade, on a number of other issues related to that, on unions, but what distracted us about them, of course, is that they were all bible-believing christians, catholics, evangelicals. so the questions they got asked on the trail typically turned very quickly to abortion, birth control, all these other sort of cultural issues. but i think what we did was we underestimated the power and the appeal of their protectionist, pro-union, anti-free trade message within this republican (crosstalk). - that was really the gas in the engine. - exactly. - it turns out. - what trump did was basically he embraced that message because it's not really all that different from- - did he do that consciously? i mean honestly, i'm hearing you say this and i'm thinking that's pretty smart. it's pretty canny and pretty savvy in a way that he's not been given adequate credit for. - i will just say, that is probably the thing he's been the most consistent on. if you go back and you read what he was saying in the 1980s, he was still saying that same thing. - and of course, who else is carrying that flag and running down the field, steve bannon. - yes. - so steve bannon comes ab

republicans are able to overcome their differences kimberly help get al-jazeera washington. pope francis has arrived in peru in the midst of a domestic political crisis and a sexual abuse scandal involving the catholic church tens of thousands of his followers lined the streets of lima as he passed through the capitol is the second and final leg of his south american tour whose leader has appealed to the pontiff to help resolve a political crisis following the pardon given to the former president but if would you morry pope francis is also expected to address the vatican's handling of a sexual abuse case involving the leader of a powerful catholic organization in peru rhianna sanchez has more from lima. pope will be spending the night in early on friday he will be heading to monday the u.s. an area in the amazon that is a very important visit for the pope since this is an area that has been devastated by illegal miners and the pope been a champion of a healthy environment around the world will he will be visiting this place is a place of a story important for him and he will be meeting some of the indigenous communities members of the indigenous communities there he will be presiding a religious cer

catholic and protestant by the ira and by loyal-- by parliamentarians as well. [indiscernible] in the event of no deal, we face a hard order and dissident republicans will regard officers and u.k. border officials. i don't want that on my conscience, i don't believe the prime minister wants that on hers. but while ministers were able to offer assurances on that point, they were not able to persuade mps, including some of their own on another. in october, the committee was told that a parliamentary vote on the exit deal might not come until after march 2019, the uk's intended exit date. the ensuing outrage prompted compromise, with david davis saying he would bring forward a separate bill, giving mps a chance to go through it in detail. but that was not enough for some of his own side. during detailed scrutiny of the eu withdrawal bill, a conservative minister put down an amendment demanding that a meaningful vote be written into law. parliament he argued should have a say on how we leave the eu. >> the most worrying aspects of the debate is how we have become polarized and fixated on and the we feel completely to look at means, we look at the top of the mountain and we

republicans are able to overcome their differences. pope francis. in the midst of a domestic political crisis and a sexual abuse scandal involving the catholic church tens of thousands of his followers lined the streets of as he passed through the capitol it's the second final leg of his south american tour leader appealed to the pontiff to help resolve a political crisis following the pardon given to the former president alberto fujimori pope francis is also expected to address the vatican's handling of a sexual abuse case involving the leader of a powerful catholic organization in peru. pope will be spending the night in early on friday he will be heading to monday the an area in the amazon that is a very important visit for the pope since this is an area that has been devastated by illegal miners and the pope been a champion of a healthy environment around the world will he will be visiting this place is a place that was very important for him and he will be meeting some of the indigenous communities members of the indigenous communities there he will be presiding a religious ceremony on sunday where a million and a half people are expected to a

republicans who -- -- or others who felt the exact opposite. the whole political system gets off the hook a little bit for exacerbating and when barack obama passes a law that catholicwill buy birth control and goes to supreme court and one party united around the idea of using the force of government to compel catholic nuns to buy birth control i don't think that's more unifying than this president. there are aspects of this president, demeanor of twitter make many americans who look disconducted and ashame. i think the left has to understand that so much of what they have been doing on offense on the cultural wars, as they think the tide of history is behind them, that makes many other americans left out, persecuted and cause them to show up and vote for donald trump as president. chris: congresswoman. >> let's have a unifying president. he can do this in davos or here saying to the bipartisan group that's trying to keep -- reopen the government, okay, finally, i agree, let's have votes on the issues and put a package together that moves the country forward and makes congress work again and i will take credit for being the president in this century to make congres

catholic and bytestant by the ira and loyal parliamentary's as well. this is still the open door and the booby trap. deal, weezerof no in the face a hard order and dissident republicans will and u.k.ficers officials out of here. >> they weren't able to persuade mps including some of their own on another. department,s his notparliamentary vote by come until after march of 2019, the uk's intended exit date. the ensuing outrage funded a compromise for david davis in the comments saying that he would report a separate bill. this gives mps a chance to fend for in detail. this is during detailed scrutiny of the eu withdrawal bill, 74 minutes that put down an amendment demanding that a meaningful vote the written into law. parliament he argued should have a say on how he left the eu. >> the most worrying aspects of the debate is how we have become polarized that we felt completely, we look at the top of the mountain, we don't look where we are going to put our foot next. has got to take place before the british government has committed itself to the terms of the treaty like agreement that is entered into with the other members. >> the valley of this bill is that it would al

say if you come after a catholic american, a haitian american, a nigerian american you're coming after me and i will defend that. >> what do you did you think of the republicane president of the united states is speaking. most people now when they go in the oval office, you're listening with both ears thatto anything that the president has to say. to have republicans say i didn't hear it or it's mischaracterized, what do you make of that? and what should be done about that? >> well, i mean the one thing, i'm not going to take it. that's why i did get very upset sitting there, and i'm one of the junior members of that committee so i had to listen to her over and over again tell lies to my colleagues. i'm just not going to take it. all of us should not be silent. you're right, how dramatic that is. i've been in the oval office and had meetings with president obama, of small groups, large groups, one on one, when you're in that room it is a sacred space in our country. you are -- all your senses are heightened. you know what the president of the united states is saying. especially in heated conversations and back and forth. so there's no way i buy that. i tell

normalcy in 2016 and the republican congress members are now running as if the next election will be decided with enormous amounts of outside money. what this does, as we we're ata catholic event but talking about ourselves as moral agents, is it removes a lot of moral agency from a lot of lace were moral discussions used to take place. and instead you see really congress members as beggars and as not, as moral agents themselves but really serving to a handful of wealthy people. that really degrades our politics in lots of ways as well. >> thank you all. [applause] thank you all for being here, for your wisdom. it's been a delight to listen to you and i look forward to seeing you later on. [applause] >> let me join on and thank you everyone. this is really insightful come some amazing, wonderful comments and insights, and really i daresay inspiring. this is the kind of thing that models what we need to do if we are to truly recover, and that moral center that at least is out there. it is, as robert kennedy said, perhaps a tiny ripple of hope. and what you, please join me in thanking our panelists and our moderator. [applause] and thank you all for your support, for being