margaret thatcher teamed up with ronald reagan and john paul ii and changed the world. when you have this conversation with ambassador haley about what is going on with china, the president needs to view china the way that reagan and pope john paul viewed the soviet union. we're at acrossroads with

mulot currently _ closely. john paul mulot currently working - closely. john paul mulot currentlye's centre—right presidential candidates, is to be the cross—channel envoy for france's northern region in the run—up to brexit —— jean—paul mulot. he spent years studying border arrangements there and talking to those on both sides. if you work together, it has to be really a joint force on the ground where in the army, at the moment, we still have, due to the bilateral treaty, we've got a french colonel running a british regiment and a british commander in chief somewhere working with the french, the french military. why is it that we cannot have that at the border and have a joint border force and thus would actually tackle illegal migration? unlike at ferry ports, migrants found by british patrols in british waters cannot be returned to france. with smugglers selling their clients unrealistic dreams of life in the uk, reception facilities there are now fastly overstretched.- there are now fastly overstretched. on “oint patrols. i overstretched. on “oint patrols. you i overstretched

and senator biden also at quality time with pope john paul and pope benedict. this pope is 84 and the president is 78. so we have a couple of older guys in their final gigs. and while a couple issues we have discussed, test common ground. both men are quite on the same page on the environment. and on the nationalism that is dividing america, father talked to us about the pope's steadfastness on those issues. yes, the pope is quite clear that he's in favor of the united nations goals regarding climate change regarding changing economic arrangements and president biden, i think we would say the most green oriented president the united states as ever same. the difference here, of course, is that these are issues in which there's free debate and discussion because it's based on scientific facts on economic consequences and also a political move. because, you know, we noticed that neither russian or china is going to send their leaders to the meeting and scotland to talk about climate change. that's kind of assigned, at least for me, that those leaders don't take it

john f. kennedy and the other far older one perpetuated by joe biden. cnn's tom foreman explains. ♪ >> reporter: when the first catholic president met pope paul vi tensionsed john kennedy while conservatives back home wondered if he would bow to religious tradition and kiss the pontiff's ring. kennedy shook hands, and the potential clash vanished. u.s. presidents have been meeting popes for just over a century. each encounter closely watched for friendship and friction. when lyndon johnson and richard nixon discussed the vietnam war in separate meetings with pope paul, the conversations reportedly grew heated. john paul ii was the first pontiff to visit the white house, where he and jimmy carter, a devout protestant, found common ground. >> we share a belief that the church must in no way be confused with the political community nor bound to any political system. >> reporter: ronald reagan talked about arms control and summoned vigorous praise for the pontiff. >> in your travels you've inspired millions, people of all races and all faiths. >> reporter: george w. bush did the same. >> his holiness, pope john paul ii, has championed the cause of the poor.

margaret thatcher teamed up with ronald reagan and john paul ii and changed the world. when you have this conversation with ambassador haley about what is going on with china, the president needs to view china the way that reagan and pope john paul viewed the soviet union. we're at acrossroads with marxism and freedom. are we a self-governing republic or sling into socialism and become a dependent state. margaret thatcher is my inspiration. that's why i team up with michelle fishback, women winning to stand the test and have stood up in difficult races and have shown courage and tenacity in their willingness to defend our principles as americans in a time when we're at a crossroads. we need to stand up now and need leaders today. we're so honored to have the endorsement of our ambassador nikki haley. >> martha: nikki, before i let you go, these were three seats that nancy pelosi is targeting already. when you see what is shaking out with this enormous bill and some democrats think they're getting somewhere and this is a win, what do you think? >> these are rock stars. t

years before the college of cardinals elected the first non-italian hope in for centuries, pope john paul ii. the white smoke emerging from the sistine chapel chimney that day was a signal that the church was changing. fast-forward to november 8, 2020, less than one year ago, when the church experienced yet another historic change. elevation of then archbishop wilton gregory to the rank of cardinal, making him the first black cardinal from the united states and the highest-ranking black -- lack american in the church's history. cardinal gregory has used his position to address some of the church's most public issues, most notably the crisis of sex abuse by catholic clergy. during his tenure as president of the u.s. conference catholic of bishops, the charter for protection of children and young people was implanted, setting a zero-tolerance policy for sexual abuse of minors by priests. he again used his position to speak out on social issues in the days following the murder of george floyd, condemning acts of racism and defending the rights of all people. he has also called for greater in

had a dream of a free poland and john paul ii along with -- well, dr. bryzinsky and when margaret thatcher and others helped bring that reality to life and pope john paul ii was at the center of that. >> absolutely. one of the greats, it was george wagal that preached before arguably more human beings than any other time in world history and one of those mass meetings was in poland and behind the iron curtain in the late '70s that year of three popes when he's elected and those remarkable figures who came to power at the same time, reagan and thatcher and john paul ii all about six years before mckale gorbachov, so much of the credit has to go to people that endured who were patient in tribulation and yet endured but it also mattered that the moral case against totalitism. he's in the cathedral in the capital and here is the war plain and he's in power with ronald reagan leading toward it is moment when the berlin wall comes down. it's one of the signs of how brief western history can be that one person can experience both of those. i think you are righ

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oh gosh, slave to me as i would senior, wonderful, scared little squiggly with john paul, which if it, what are one, why do you think that us them, i mean, on i, besides that we still do ah, it's been decade since the fall of spain's fascist regime but old wound still haven't hailed your interest in going into a bundled with us because on the phone with nichol fee to market people to miss a powell said cutting me in the parentheses. me. notice that i understand they think with thousands of newborn babies were torn from their mother's been given away and forced adoption. the late bought about, i used to yell for faster than my old robots. i feel a little men's it to this day mothers still search for grown children, while adults look in hope for their birth parents. ah, a history in the making as the 1st space film crew returns back home to us, russian movie director. i'm going to actress a back from 12 days of shooting all the international space station here. and i think will bring you the moment of the landing and reactions to the historic flight in our special company. and to be hon

maria: that was texas rancher don and john paul schuster in rockville, texas.plained to me the number of got a ways that trespass on their property every day causing property damage and causing fear for their lives. we traveled back to the southern border last week on morning with maria on foxbusiness, the third time i went to the border and i witnessed firsthand how things have gotten worse since this administration ignores the destruction of joe biden's wide-open borders. we are right now awaiting a new caravan of some 60,000 migrants on their way to the border on top of the one and a half million apprehended this year. of course, that number does not include the illegal migrants who got away. estimated in the hundreds of thousands of this year that we do not know their intentions, why they intentionally did not want to be apprehended and i spoke with tim ward who also carries his gun everywhere he goes and he's spent $150,000 to fix what the illegal got away spoke on his property. he has a message for joe biden. watch it disappear tell us a little bit about

john—paul mulot, currently working for france's centre—right presidential candidates, used to be the he spent years studying border arrangements there and talking to those on both sides. if you work together, it has to be really a joint force on the ground where in the army, at the moment, we still have, due to the bilateral treaty, we've got a french colonel running, you know, a british, you know, regiment and we've got a british, you know, commander—in—chief somewhere working with the french — the french military. why is it that we cannot have that at the border and have a joint border force, you know, and that would actually tackle illegal migration? unlike at ferry ports, migrants found by british patrols in british waters cannot be returned to france. with smugglers selling their clients unrealistic dreams of life in the uk, reception facilities there are now vastly overstretched. 0njoint patrols, you know, we have offered to the french many times for us to deploy british officers onto the beaches. it's not something they feel that they need or would find helpful, but the offer

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you were there with john paul, sovereign and, and butcher russel. what is the bell? must tribunal a public relations attend crime? draw more attention to what's been happening to us and why and what it is going to do is link all the crimes we have with the last 20 years in different parts of the world. you know, 6 countries and they did trillion span millions. gail, that's how it's been going on since the war on terror. julian assigned and we leaks exp. oh sure. it brought many of these atrocities to go public i. which is why judy is being punished. it's a vindictive to terran to, it's not going to work. you never know when you are shocked by the yahoo news story had previously been reported. i think in the grey zone, about the stories about gun battles in knights bridge in central london and even even adam, she was surprised. what did you make of that? you never surprised? well, i'm not surprised because, you know, i knew that it was, it was going to happen. and the way they did it, of course, was very dramatic. since the last ecuadorian government, the post korean

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rolling stones street fighting man tarry gali, a member of the original anti war bertrand russell john paul salter tribunal. he, along with edward snowden and others, a part of the resurrected tribunal now named bel mush after sanchez london prison direct thanks so much for coming back on another terrible week for the global south . there been all these, the violence in jerusalem, there been explosions in syria, in brazil, the accusations of genocide, but in nature, nation media, se the b, b. c, cnn. they're mourning the loss of colin powell. he of my li'l salvador, nicaragua powder my rock was, what did you make of the eulogies to the 1st african american as secretary of state and as other powerful u. s. military industrial, complex positions? well, i mean, it's what you should a, have a similar law, has a few service rumsfeld because he was just a white guy doing his job. you know, you know, i'm referring to the deceased war criminal, donald rumsfeld and the government. all, it's the same. it's become a slightly more emotional because of a skin color, but what he did was hoping to basical

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to highlight the importance of safe access representatives. corey bush, barbara lee, ann pro mila john paul, gave emotional testimonies unsafe before a congressional committee. but as wayner is launching a 2nd currency overhaul in 3 years, 6 zeros will be cut from the bolivar in response to hyperinflation. a new bank notes will hold the same value, but the government hopes that it will simplify transactions and accounting critics low say the move will do little to ease venezuela's severe economic problems. thousands of students have filled the streets of the land to push for action on climate change. global leaders are meeting in the city to hammer up plans ahead of you and environmental solid at the end of the month in glasgow. at am rainy reports now from milan. enough talk, it's time for action. that was the clear message. climate act this good at a tumor can thousands of other student protesters had for world leaders. they're all gathering in milan with united nations calls. it's pre comp 26 summit held ahead of the main climate conference in scotland in november, ministers from all ove

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a member of the original anti war bertrand russell john paul salter tribunal . he, along with edward snowden and others, a part of the resurrected tribunal now named bel mush after sanchez london prison direct thanks so much for coming back on another terrible week for the global south . there been all these the vi.

to highlight the importance of safe access representatives. corey bush, barbara lee and priscilla john paul gave emotional testimonies to a congressional committee in the canary islands to new volcanic fissures have opened 400 meters from the erupt. in con reva on la palmer lava has been flowing into the sea for the past 3 days and has formed the peninsula of 20 hector's that scenario bigger than 25 football pitches. thousands of students have filled the streets of milan to push for action on climate change. global leaders are meeting in the city to hammer our plans ahead of a you and environmental summit next month in glasgow. al jazeera at em rainy report style from milan. enough talk, it's time for action. that was the clear message. climate activists get a tumor can thousands of other student protesters had for world leaders. they're all gathering in milan with the united nations cause it's pre comp 26 summer held ahead of the main climate conference in scotland in november, ministers from all over the world have gathered here to discuss the county crisis. and they are pretending that t

john paul saying, hank paul, excuse me, and timothy gardener and ben bernanke, he just wrote a multi $1000000.00 check to bail out. jamie diamond they are, it's still unclear whether or not the assumption is that beijing will bail out, at least domestically the situation. they might stiff foreign creditors who knows, but nevertheless, that something's going to be rectified here, we'll see. we'll, we'll watch it play out. fascinating. well, we're going to take a break when we come back much more coming your way. ah, ah, [000:00:00;00] ah, [000:00:00;00] a oh. oh, oh. oh oh oh i ah, when i see black marriage i see part of my so when i was growing young black america spoke to me when white australia did not. those who say black lives matter is a movement we are importing from america. know nothing of who we are. i lived in a world where white lives mattered. and i was not white. like ms. newman and i wasn't known from black america. i learned how to speak back to whiteness. aboriginal people here are more, every die were out. wanted them now will that the police were out war with she st

they did belma, john paul saying, hank paul, excuse me, and timothy gardener and ben bernanke, he just wrote a multi $1000000.00 check to bail out. jamie diamond they are, it's still unclear whether or not the assumption is that beijing will bail out, at least domestically the situation. they might stiff foreign creditors who knows, but nevertheless that something's going to be rectified here. we'll see. we'll watch it play out. fascinating. well, we're going to take a break when we come back much more coming your way. ah, ah, hello, driven by dream shapes banks concur. some of those with theirs sinks. we dare to ask with these people, learn from their own experience. how vulnerable of business is to the bank. so you push my business over the age, pushes me right to the edge, bankruptcy. now i realize we will group, this isn't just the back that may be involved in this is the concept. see, firms is, is the lawyers, these people have got you want other stories? ottawa kinda whistleblower. tell people's marriages have broken up. lost their family homes. it is spectacularly devastating fo

it contrasts with what john paul ii said about the way profit indicates that you are planning thingserly. the best way to do that is to allow the most creative people to produce what they can produce, and to enable people to rise out of that. a free market system starved people, if it did, we would have less people on this planet since the invention of the free market rather than more people. that's what's frustrating to me. by the way, i have no problem with the pope meeting with president biden, because jesus ate with sinners as well. >> the president's views on abortion and all that. i'm wondering, this pope has generally been the left of his predecessors. to think that is accurate customer >> i think that is accurate. remember, the economic positions -- this pope can have a different perspective of economy from the predecessor. i think this pope is probably joe biden. >> we will watch closely. robert sirico, the president of the action institute. when it comes to the pope, there's some issues there. you can agree. we will see. ♪ ♪ >> jesse: i'm jesse watters along with katie pavl

joe: that was gripping stuff dagen raw emotions from texas ranchers tars even from john paul, when theyty in your own home they have to carry a pistol on their own property, and this is the kind of reporting we should be seeing out of major news outlets other cable news networks a fully blown crisis, 2.4 million people crossing into this country illegally since beginning of this year, that is more than the population of our fourth largest city houston maybe more journalists should get out you of bubbles new york and washington talk to ranchers on the ground border agents over crowded facilities a huge issue top of the list inflation and crime in terms of what will decide balance of power in washington next year. dagen: brian? brian: you can see what federal government is doing outsourcing its job to these folks and they are just at wits end barricading backdoor don't know if somebody will try to kick it down car port might be somebody hiding there water supply critical to livelihood damaging on regular basis all they are asking for us the federal government to do one of the most importa

he handed him a pamphlet on bioethics and john paul ii. they were amazing men, giants. >> harris: i wanted our viewers to understand your experience here as you talk about the topic in such detail. raymond, thank you very much for being in "focus." new york city firefighters are protesting for another day. the mayor's vaccine mandate with the deadline which is today. they are warning it could cost lives with serious staffing shortages coming up immediately. plus there is this. >> i couldn't be more proud of all of the courageous families stepping forward for patriotic education, for getting back to basics, and putting education back into the hands of our parents. >> harris: you see the vice president there as attorney general merrick garland is under fire from the former v.p. and house judiciary republicans for demanding a hearing on his controversial school board memo. tammy bruce is in "focus" next. ever going to e use your va home loan benefit to get cash, now is the time. because interest rates are near record lows and home values are

john, paul, george and ringo and you can find the fab four of course @thebeatles.atles get back" dropped with never before seen footage locked in a vault for the last 50 years. >> i want to know who is managing their tiktok account. sir paul's out there, check out this. >> a few generations younger. >> exactly. >> i also want inside that vault. >> for sure. >> phenomenal, more than 60 years later, they're such an influential band. >> even my kids are into the music. >> are they? >> absolutely. one of the greatest ever for sure. >>> we have a lot of other news to get to, let's get a check of the top stories we're following right now. happening this morning, the pentagon promising to pay family members of the ten innocent victims, including seven children who were killed in a u.s. air strike in afghanistan in late august and help relocate any of them that want to move to the united states. the drone attack was meant to target isis-k affiliated terrorists in kabul. senior officials calling the air strike a "tragic mistake." >>> also right now and talk about a happy en

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i just remember what the origins of paul mccartney and john lennon are. ed away on a guitar and within a few years was the most famous person on earth arguably along with, i don't know, muhammad ali or some other -- a few other people and presidents and the like. and the path of the beatles was something very short, relatively in historical terms, really short. we didn't know who they were until '63 or so and they were gone by 1969, 1970. and yet we're still talking about them and how they got along, who said what to whom, i found it very interesting that he is so deeply concerned with the details of this history. you have a historian named mark louisen putting attention to the history of the beatles which lasted a very short time with the same energy that robert cairo is doing with lbj. that level of research. the obsession never quite fades away. >> i want both of them to hurry up. cairo and louisen. i need volumes two and three. favorite song, favorite beatles song? >> well, i guess paul would like -- i think "day in the life" is just an astonishing acc

our holy father, john paul has returned to the house of his father. >> all of this attention on you.e democratic party. one of the things people say, does he have the experience. you're still young. do you have the experience with foreign affairs, world events. how do you respond to that? >> when i told people i did this interview with you, some people said i will never forget the day that rush came back from rehab and what it was like listening to him a strong man, humbled his experience. how does that color who you are today? how did it change you? >> welcome to the strategy room. we're outside fox news channel with a huge crowd of people watching the results coming in. >> bright and early from london. i'm he martha maccallum. kate and william are coming in and get ready to head to westminster abbey. >> how do you feel about the fact in 08 you came in second in iowa. you're hoping to come in third according to the latest numbers. is there anything that you wish you had done differently in the early stages of this campaign? >> absolutely not. >> big win for romney in arizona tonight

john." "what, paul? that. but they loved the beatles so much, and they were like - it was just fun. and i just - >> yeah. >> jimmy: i just thought this experience was so good if you love music, if you love watching these awesome battles play out, it's definitely worth it by the way, i will say, the elton john is amazing. >> that -- yeah, that was one of my favorites. his outfits are so good. >> jimmy: yeah and we also, like, upped the game once they came to our show with wardrobe and whatever we could do to play it up >> oh, yeah. >> jimmy: i think you're going to love it and you're fantastic on it. so thank you so much it's fun working with you, bud >> thanks for thinking of me, i love you [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i want to share a clip, here's a peek at "clash of the cover bands." take a look at this. >> that's bono [ applause ] [ laughter ] >> meghan, break it down for us what are the judges looking for? >> so we're judging you on vocal impressions. do you sound like the icon physical embodiment. do you

john f. kennedy, the only other roman catholic president, met with pope paul vi. president biden has developed a personal relationship wit the pontiff after he comforted the bynes after the death of their son beau. joining us peter alexander, senior vatican analyst george waggle, chair of catholic studies at the ethics and public policy center and francis clon, adviser to the biden administration will help us lead the climate discussion about the policy going forward. first of all, peter alexander, just now, it was hard to hear, so again we apologize to viewers, but presidents biden and macron speaking to the press moments ago and there have been apologies all around or at least trying to pass over different -- patch over differences. >> andrea, i think that's right. this was significant. it was one of the one-on-one meetings the president would have over the course of the european tour we had been circling for, significant given that the french, the oldest ally, had recalled their ambassador after that diplomatic dispute over a nuclear submarine deal where france

chris: chaplain kapon was named a servant of god by pope john paul the second.rst step on the path to sainthood. that's it for today. have a great week. and we'll see you next fox news sunday. ♪. >> good evening everyone welcome to "the next revolution" this is the positive populism, pro-worker, pro-family, pro-community, and especially pro-america. the man who is our racist president viciously insulted by calling him his boy, biden seniors advisor. >> what is the philosophy of the president? >> we will consult with congress.

president biden himself has had, not just with this pope but in the 1980s when he sat down with pope john paul ii. the president often talks about how that was a meeting that went 45 minutes and something he said was lengthy meeting and that aides to the pope kept coming in, knocking on the door, trying to wrap the meeting up. that was just 45 minutes. of course this one today was much longer. the white house said there was a clear rapport between the two of them, a lot of laughter and warmth in the room. you saw that on camera as the president was gifting the poem a small token. >> with your permission, i'd like to be able to give you a coin. it has the u.s. seal on the fr front. what's different with this coin, i know my son would want me to give this to you because on the back of it i have the state of delaware, the 261st unit my son served with. the tradition is, i'm only kidding about this, next time i see you if you don't have it, you have to buy the drinks. remember that drink. >> obviously that's bit more of the personal side between the two of them in that meeting. they also talked ab

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you just look at the context of what other meetings biden is having, previous popes, he met with john paul ii back in the '80s, he often talks about how the meeting went on for so long that they had aides coming in and knocking on the door trying to wrap the conversation up several times because they were speaking for so long. that meeting lasted 45 minutes. you can compare the scale with how long this meeting went compared to that one. that was a meeting that biden described at the time as being a very long time to have an audience with the pope. and this is nearly double that, based on what the white house is saying. >> the two men are similar in that regard. quick little thing and i got to give it back. i'll tell this to brianna, kaitlan, thank you very much, delia, father dwyer. brianna, i'm interviewing biden during the campaign and we're in iowa. and first, the staffers are, like, you get the whole thing, they look at you, like, that's time, you got to stop, and your producer is saying it and then jill biden comes in and leads and says we have to go. we have to go to this baseball fi