in twenty sixteen the fast will 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 say i'm all what it was about this strike that the that more people at the minute just don't face the article. just got to. the people. when the. join 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 trouble. for the purpose of where they were first cheap. a lot of people are told the troubles

white catholics tend to be republican. not entirely. obviously there's still a pretty large share of democrats there, but they've swung toward the republican party considerably. but the hispanics are the only part of the catholic community that is actually growing in size. white catholics are shrinking, and so if the catholic church in this country is going thrive in the future, it's going to be because of this growing latino presence in the church. >> we have to take questions. let me just ask you this smart lady is where you're supposed to go and get in line if you want to ask a question. of you'd identify yourself and if you're with the media, identify what media organization you're with. >> i'm deanna mccarthy, i'm not with the media. i'm an -- about life-long mississippian. i have two kind of related questions. one is i was curious as to why -- i don't know if you can speak to this -- why in a forum about political divisions between two parties, we have all conservatives with one unbiased scientist. so that struck me as interesting

that all catholics, all republicans, have their security clearances revoked. that sort of irrational act would be stopped by the courts. where does this stand on that spectrum, given the wide discretion the president has? i don't know. i think, as usual, this will be more a political issue than a legal issue. people will make up their minds about whether the president is actually protecting national security here, or simply punishing political enemies. that's likely the resolution here, rather than any sort of legal fight. >> jim sciutto, you wanted to jump in? >> just on that point. to be clear, the president can revoke anybody's security clearance. he's within the bounds of his power here, much like the president can fire his fbi director, right? why he does it is another question. we know that that's a subject of investigation by the special counsel, as to what the president's motivations were on that. but on this issue, it is up to the president to do it. he does not have to consult his senior-most intelligence officials. that said, it is relevant that he

white catholics tend to be republican. not entirely. obviously there's still a pretty large share of democrats there, but they've swung toward the republican party considerably. but the hispanics are the only part of the catholic community that is actually growing in size. white catholics are shrinking, and so if the catholic church in this country is going thrive in the future, it's going to be because of this growing latino presence in the church. >> we have to take questions. let me just ask you this smart lady is where you're supposed to go and get in line if you want to ask a question. of you'd identify yourself and if you're with the media, identify what media organization you're with. >> i'm deanna mccarthy, i'm not with the media. i'm an -- about life-long mississippian. i have two kind of related questions. one is i was curious as to why -- i don't know if you can speak to this -- why in a forum about political divisions between two parties, we have all conservatives with one unbiased scientist. so that struck me as interesting

joining us from new york, rossway of catholic university, former chair of the college republicans, we thank you for being with us here on "newsmakers." alex: thank you so much for having me. host: let me turn to both of you. james, she mentioned democratic socialists a couple of times. what was your reaction? james: they want to emphasize the division in the democratic party, and as you know, there are obviously civil war is going on in the democratic party. my take away from listening is that i think -- even she was criticizing the president and republicans on deficits and a host of different things, sort of nodding that these disagreements existed, but saying that the real story is the divisions on the democratic side. i think that telegraphs the and how of vicious negative the 2020 races will be. we saw that in 2016, where the only way that donald trump could win was being approved usually by americans on election day was to make hillary clinton be viewed even more unfavorably. i think that is how america rising will play an important role in 2018. pointing out the divisions in the

catholic church in ireland. senatorjohn mccain, the americam vietnam war hero who became a republican politician and candidate for the british—iranian charity worker, nazanin zaghari—ratcliffe, has returned to prison in iran, following a three day release. herfamily had hoped she would be granted an extension. sport now, and for a full round—up from the bbc sport centre, here's catherine. good afternoon, kathryn. good afternoon. sebastian vettel has won the belgian grand prix, overtaking lewis hamilton who was on pole on the first lap. the first lap also saw fernando alonso involved in a huge crash, but he escaped unscathed. nick parrott was watching. he has a notorious history of big accidents, usually in wet conditions. the sunshine bathing the track, few would have predicted this. he smashed into the back. with almost dire consequences. this is why formula i brought in the halo safety device, it protected him as the car flew over him. all three we re the car flew over him. all three were able to walk away. while they we re were able to walk away. while they were nursing their pride, lewis hamilton's was also b

and nixon picked up that movement and brought that republican party together and then picked up the two pieces of democratic party, the northern catholics and southern protestants, created a new majority that won for republicans five out of six presidential elections after 1964, which was astounding considering the defeat then. but you're right, in the democratic party the gene mccarthy, bobby kennedy, george mcgovern wing would capture the party and nominate mcgovern in '72, but i think what you've got subsequent to '68, that year was -- we really crossed a continental divide and we have never been able to get back over that divide, i think, and it's because it involves more than simply politics, it involves the most fundamental beliefs about men, about right and wrong and good and evil and justice and injustice. there is just very little upon which you find that americans really agree these days. >> for your insights, your perspective and your stories, barbara perry of the university of virginia and pat buchanan, to both of you, thank you for being with us. >> good to see you, friend. >> our pleasure. >>> when our look at the 1968 pre

republican incumbent in november's election. a grand jury in the u.s. state of pennsylvania has published its report into the sexual abuse of children by roman catholic priests saying that at least a thousand children were molested and raped by hundreds of priests over seventy years the report goes on to accuse senior church leaders including the current harsh bishop of washington d.c. of systematically covering up reports of paedophilia brought to them by parishioners. many victims of way to decades for this investigation that pain evident as they attended a press conference by the grand jury it found three hundred one priest sexually abused children in that over one hundred thousand child victims were identified by our investigation though the grand jury no. they believe that number was down. investigators say in many cases records have been lost and some victims were too afraid to come forward the abuse states back over seven decades some describe the helplessness they experienced in a video released by investigator. in ny. for forty seven. usu. never heard of such a thing because they covered it up church leaders in pennsylvania stunned the scale of the

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victims of abuse by catholic priests say that in spite of repeatedly apologising, pope francis hasn't taken enough action to protect people in the future. the family of us republicanill no longer be continuing treatment for brain cancer. mr mccain was diagnosed with an aggressive form of the disease last summer and had been having treatment. he left washington to be with his family in arizona — though he has still been a vocal political figure and frequent critic of president trump. thousands of venezuelans have been arriving in peru to try and beat a deadline imposed by the government which could stop them migrating there. from midnight, they'll need to produce a passport and notjust an identity card to gain entry. meanwhile a court in ecuador has ordered the government there to lift border restrictions imposed last week as it broke regional agreements on freedom of movement. the finance boss of the trump organisation, allen weisselberg, has reportedly been given legal immunity — meaning he won't be prosecuted — for helping with the investigation into michael cohen. mr cohen, president trump's former lawyer, pleaded guilty on tuesday to breaking campaign finance

victims of abuse by catholic priests say that in spite of repeatedly apologising, pope francis hasn't taken enough action to protect people in the future. the family of us republicanmccain say he will no longer be continuing treatment for brain cancer. mr mccain was diagnosed with an aggressive form of the disease last summer and had been having treatment. he left washington to be with his family in arizona, though he has still been a vocal political figure and frequent critic of president trump. thousands of venezuelans have been arriving in peru to try and beat a deadline imposed by the government which could stop them migrating there. from midnight, they'll need to produce a passport and notjust an identity card to gain entry. meanwhile a court in ecuador has ordered the government there to lift border restrictions imposed last week. president trump has cancelled plans for his secretary of state to visit north korea. mr trump said progress toward the us goal of de—nuclearising the korean peninsula was too slow. david willis reports from washington. capping eight to multi this week at home, president trump is now facing a major setback involving a key area of fo

republican senator john mccain who has died of cancer. and pain france's purpose to hold mass up to half a million catholics in ireland a day after meeting victims of church sexual abuse. that zimbabwe's new president deserves a country to unite and focus on helping the economy grow and as a man and gaga was swollen enough to weeks of political uncertainty over an election disputed by the main opposition the integration took. at the national stadium in the capital harare on friday the high court dismissed a challenge by the opposition leader nelson chamisa he has rejected the ruling and he has vowed to continue fighting there that should outcome we saw that was going on and in the full glare of a broad spectrum off international agreement and a global media. we all freely exercise our democratic rights. leader for choice and indeed these we did i wish to thank you my fellow everybody and for everything you did to my call for peace. our correspondent erin metacity was there at the ceremony in harare. one of the main themes in islam and i got was that it was the other unit he knows this is a divided nation and he only won the election by n

the republican-controlled senate in pennsylvania that is dominated by lobbyists from the insurance federation, from the catholiconference, will not -- nermeen: what is the insurance federation? >> the insurance agents to or the father go through because they are the ones that will be setting the bill. the church only does it, they don't play for. amy: explain the catholic conference. >> a conference of bishops in the country they get together, even though each individual diocese is run individually by each individual bishop, they only have that control of their , they do meet. on certain aspects of the religion and activities, i believe they come to a common consensus. they argue, i think it is just like our political arena. and when they come to a consensus, that is it. amy:'s or something particular about pennsylvania? this is a grand jury report just in pennsylvania, 300 priests saying 1000 young people, children, girls and boys, but probably thousands and thousands more, the attorney general. >> i have been told, and it is being reported that they have over 100 calls in 12 hours to the hotline since it has

, with rick santorum, former republican senator for pennsylvania, now cnn senior political commentator. good morning, rick. >> good morning. >> rick, you're a devout catholic, of course. you were a lawmaker in pennsylvania for so many year. had you ever been flagged about any, any notion of the rampant priest sex abuse that was happening there? >> no. but it is beyond disgusting and the church's response to it is deplorable on every level. the fact that there has to be an outside probe like this from a grand jury to expose what the church should have exposed itself. you talk about failing children, about failing children that it takes a government agency to do the job that the church should be doing from the very beginning which is protecting its flock and weeding itself out. look, there's sin in the world and people sin and do horrible things. it's how you respond to that. and they didn't respond to it at the time and subsequent. the idea that no one knew this was going on and that this couldn't have been investigated internally just shows the depravity of the people who were in charge. >> so should the cardinal head of the pittsburgh church be ousted? >>

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republicans,1 democrats (202) 748-8000, and independents (202) 748-8002. nbc and others reporting about pope francis, a letter begging for forgiveness saying catholic leaderse brain following a -- were to blame following a grand jury report that -- with shame and repentance week the knowledge the a quizzical community that we were not where we should have been and were not acting in a timely manner, realizing the magnitude and the gravity of the damage done to so many lives. that is some of the other news making an impact. if you go to the pages of the washington post, a story about reunification, or meetings between families in north korea and south korea. feelings along with that. the reunion program began in 1985 and stalled and then got underway at the turn of the millennium. 7000 southe than koreans have taken parts in more than 20 many things sing the relatives in person. more than a hundred 30,000 have registered as members of the program and more than half of them died before getting ready to see the relative again, many on the waiting lists older than 90. on sunday, the south koreans gathered in a city for briefs on how to behave and what they can

catholic church is interested in. when it comes to campaign time, if churches from the pulpit are supporting candidates, whether it is democrat, independent or republicani do not believe it has a thing to do with religion. i do not think it should be permitted from the pulpit. if churches are taking part in partisan politics, for one th ing it fractures their congregation. they should lose their tax-exempt status. i do not know if that is part of the definition of religious liberty or not but that is an opinion. host: what about this idea of a task force, religious liberty, when it comes to personal practices of religious belief? do you think that something is needed on that front? caller: that is a tough call. if this can be defined in so many ways. there are some religions out there, i mean, obviously that are subversive. and i just -- i mean, i hate to see a estoppel like unit investigating everybody -- a unit investigating everybody. maybe there are things that are not good for this country. maybe it is needed. the: the thoughts of tim of saying, of, course, people already have the right to worship. what "freedom" and " religious seeking toans rest

i'm not a republican but it's really affected me deeply to think about his legacy and think about that kind of heroism he embodied. at the same time, i'm not a catholicing or thinking about learning about pope francis who we also thought of as heroic and seems to have faltered here. i think that there's a lot of pain that the public is experiencing right now as we transition to a world without very many heros. >> noah, final thoughts. >> i'd like to read briefly from a passage from john mccain's final senate floor speech. quote, america has made a greater contribution than any other nation to an international order that has liberated more people from tyranny and poverty than ever before in history. we have not -- we had been the greatest example, the greatest supporter and greatest defender of that order. we are not afraid. we do not cover other people's land and wealth. we do not hide behind walls. we breach them. we are a blessing to humanity. no one makes that case nen more. i don't think the last president made it without caveats. >> mike, it used to be us conservatives, it used to be republicans that loved making the case. like john mccain did i

republican. good morning. -- all mywould tell representatives are democrats, but i would tell them absolutely to confirm judge kavanaugh. -- he looks to the constitution for his decisions and he is a catholicwhat does that have to do with anything? john f. kennedy was a catholic and people brought that up -- since people brought that up. he never did anything as far as his catholicism on any of his decisions or things he did when he was president. judge kavanaugh has given hundreds of thousands of documents. he gave more to the committee than any other nominee and he has a record of being on the d.c. court circuit of appeals for 12 years. he has all sorts of opinions they can refer to. i feel i want someone who will follow the constitution and not be partisan, which is what democrats -- the ones nominated by a obama have done continually. he has got nothing to do with roe v. wade, that is ridiculous. it is law. they keep bringing that up. i don't know where they are coming up with this craziness against him. he is a perfectly fine justice and he should be nominated. he should be confirmed and democrats are being ridiculous about this. host: to some of your points you brought up, here is th