ejes ya. >> ¿quÉ mamÁ, quÉ?. >> ¿quÉ? es exactamente lo que yo me pregunto, ¿quÉ estÁ pasando contigo?. >> mmm...contÉstame. >> ¿cÓmo es posible que hayas estrellado el coche nuevecito?. >> lo que te importa es el coche no que una persona haya muerto para mi culpa. >> no, no marcos es todo, es esa mal quita rebeldÍa tuyo que no entiendo. >> es que tÚ no ens tiendtiende. >> julia, no vuelvas a pegarle. >> se merece eso y mÁs. >> has mal, las cosas no se arreglan asÍ. >> anda bebe ya y cÁlmate!. >> ya!. >> ademÁs lo que pasÓ hoy fue un accidente, marcos no tuvo la culpa. >> ¿me perdonas?. >> ¿por quÉ no le dices la verd verdad?. >> (♪). >> ¿cuÁl verdad?. >> ya dile la verdad. >> ¿de quÉ verdad estÁn habla o hablando?. >> ¿de quÉ estÁn hablando, de quÉ hablan, ahora que, quÉ verdad?. >> ¿quÉ pasa?. >> yo te digo mamÁ. >> ¿quÉ?. >> ay! quÉ es lo que me tienes que decir, dime. >> la verdad, la verdad es que. >> creo que en estos momentos todos estamos. >> no, no quiero saber de quÉ verdad estÁs hablando. >> el choque no fue accidental mamÁ. >> ¿quÉ?. >> no fue un accidente, lo hice con toda una intenc

here to help me answer that question is contributor and "the washington post" columnist ej dion. f you had doubts about the pope before, i bet rush resolved those doubts for you. >> i think rush probably helped the pope's numbers. he's got pretty strong numbers. i want to start with the concept of the manifesto and what he meant and it was so distorted and twisted by rush. he made the emphasis on social justice, caring for the poor and the idea that the church should be out doing the work, not just waiting for people to come in. >> right. well, first of all, you are absolutely right. the catholic social teaching is critical of unregulated capitalism all the back to pope leo xiii and the pope isn't a marxist. he is a christian. he's not a materialist. he believes in the primacy of the spiritual. but what the pope is reminding us is that a christian view, love thy neighbor srks a fairly radical view. there's stuff in the document if you wrote it in your script your producer would say, isn't that a little too radical, karen? for example, today everything comes under the laws of compe

for more, let me turn to ej dionne of the "washington post." ej, great to have you with us tonight.'m not totally up on my pontiff history. but in my lifetime, i can't remember a pope being so politically direct on what the social responsibility is to wealthy nations. that was my read on it. what was yours? >> it's good to be here on the reverend ed show on this eve of thanksgiving. and i just have to say, hearing michele bachmann say that we should follow china's lead on food stamps? i've always wanted to ask her why she wants to take her lead on social policy from a communist dictatorship. but that's not our subject today. i think that the pope is, in fact, very consistent with a long run of catholic social thought that goes all the way back to leo xiii. but this pope has given it more power, more candor. and just a straight forwardness. and i think that comes from the fact that he's a pope from the south. he is from argentina. and this statement is really extraordinary. he says, today everything comes under the laws of competition and the survival of the fittest, where the powerf