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like to ask jamie manson, president of catholics for choice, when she tore up the photo of pope john paulwere living in long island in a traditional catholic-italian family. what was your response then and how do you assess her life? jamie: i was surrounded by men like joe pesci and i had a different experience of that incident than my family. what is so important to understand about her is that what she did came out of great love of the church and she said that in a recent documentaries. she said she had the right to fight those people because of her love of the church and she felt she had a contract with the holy spirit to speak out and not to diminish the importance of child sex abuse but sinead understood the pervasive harm john paul the second was doing, setting back women's rights by centuries, creating the theologies that develop so much sexual shame. she understood that this was happening globally. what she was seeing in ireland had global consequences. it is so important to understand , she is like a true prophet. she saw things no one wanted to see. she said things no one wanted

but theas problem was that would have made him john paul touhy. [laughter] we thought that is a bridge too far. he will be invites all the time at catholic school. so we just went with john. [laughter] any other questions? i think we are supposed to break soon. >> can i talk about the cheerfulness of mother teresa? sure. one of the characteristics that joined is the total surrender, loving trusting cheerfulness. trust in cheerfulness. mother was very serious about cheerfulness. i was with her one time in san francisco when she was giving a talk to these young women about to take their vows these were girls probably in their 20s and they'd been three years of formation now they are about to take their vows. mother was standing there i remember she was going out. if you can't be cheerful with of the poor i want you to go home right now, just like that, go home. i remember she then started imitating a grumpy none and walked back and forth and they were all laughing but they all got her point. because there's nothingum worse than a grumpy christian. it

we also wanted to name one after john paul the great you know john paul too. and but the problem was that would have made him john paul to he and. so we thought that's a bridge too far that kid will be he'll be in fights his whole time at every catholic school so so we went we didn't we just went with john so any other questions has been great. i think we were supposed to break soon. so again, cheerfulness can i talk about the cheerfulness of mother? sure. one of the characteristics of all missionaries of charity that join is, they three care isms, total surrender loving trust and cheerfulness. mother was very about cheerfulness. she felt like i was with her one time in san francisco when was giving a talk to these young women who were about to take their vows and they were sitting these were girls probably in their twenties 30 may not even like twenties and they'd been three years of formation now they're to take their vows and mother was standing there just remember she's going now if you can't be cheerful with the poor, i want you to go home right now, just

john paul ii. but the problem was that would have made him john paul towey. [laughter] >> we thought that's a bridge too far. that kid will be, he'll be in fights this whole time in every catholic school. so we went-- we didn't. we just went with john, so-- any other questions? this has been great. i think we're supposed to break soon. yes. >> say again? (inaudible) >> cheerfulness. can i talk about the cheerfulness of mother teresa? sure. one of the characteristics of all missionaries of charities that join, they have three cares and the total surrender, loving trust and cheerfulness. mother was very serious about cheerfulness. she felt like-- and i was with her one time in san francisco when she was giving a talk to these young women who were about to take their vows and they were sitting there, these were girls probably in their 20's, 30-- not even, like 20's. and they'd been three years of formation and now they're about to take their vows and mother was standing there, i just remember she's going now, if you can't be cheerful with the poor, i want you to

their influence upon saint john paul. the second became unmistakably in the great pope's 1991 encyclical letters a.z. moss, which was simultaneously celebration of leo the 13th groundbreaking rare novarum and a thoughtful consideration of the of 1989. in the course that letter, john paul enthusiastically endorsed the market economy and form of liberal democracy that obtained generally in the west. now if we look more deeply into the arguments presented by this school of thought, refer today's fusion ist since it appreciates the tight connection, catholicism and political modernity. we notice a number key themes. first, the insists that the liberal democratic emphasis upon the dignity of individual is unintelligible from biblical assumptions. thomas jefferson implied much when he said in the prolog to the declaration that all people are quote endowed by their creator with certain inalienable rights. if rights are granted by the state. they can be withdrawn when it's convenient for the state to do so. if they're a function

would be john paul to. we thought it was a bridge too far. he'll be at every cap john. [laughter] near the questions? [inaudible] >> cheerfulness. can't talk about the cheerfulness of mother teresa? sure. one of the characteristics of those who joined, total surroundings, loving trust in cheerfulness. mother was serious about cheerfulness. i was o with one time giving a talk to young women about to take vows and they were sitting there, girls probably in the 20s, 30s, 20s and they are about to take their vows and mother was standing there and she said if you can't be cheerful with the poor, go home right now. just like that, go home i remember she started to imitate a grumpy none and walked back and forth and they were laughing but they all got it. there's nothing worse than a grumpy christian. [laughter] it is a contradiction, an the joy of thee gospel, there is a happy ending. right? all right. [applause] do i ever asked myself, why me? i do. i feel like i won the lottery. one time i said to mother, i wis

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thing, you don't want to hit a trigger that may have caused all of this and make things worse. >> john: pauli don't have the vast experience in law enforcement that you do, but if the police are saying that the suspect is at large, would that suggest that the person has left whatever scene was the initial scene of this, and again, we are hearing from folks on the ground who are at unc chapel hill reports of some shots fired, that some people may have been injured. could this have spread to the campus and potentially beyond? >> it certainly could. you would hope that any updates that are being officially put out are done with great consideration. however, i will say that in the chaos of the early parts of a response, sometimes things go out that you wish didn't, especially when you have multi-agencies because each agency sometimes feels the need to provide information to the proxies, and trust people they know, so it's important the incident commander herd all of it, and you want a media liaison, one person to whom all the information is going so the updates you provide are accurate. my gut t

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john paul ii, benedict xvi, the previous popes recognized that this policy was, let's say, some sluggishto the absolute evil that was fascism, it led to the devastation of churches, and now accordingly, we can have all the churches in a large number of countries of the world if the pope continues not to react to frank evil what kind of modern putinism is this fascism, mr. yury, you already mentioned the reaction of the ukrainian greek catholic church, let's listen to what his beatitude sviatoslav , the head of the ugcc, said and wrote, and then i have a question for you as church we want to state that in the context of russian aggression against ukraine, such statements are not inspired by the evasive ambitions of the aggressor country, although this way of being russian should be categorically condemned in order to avoid any manipulation of the intentions of the context and statements attributed to the holy father. we are waiting for an explanation of this situation from the holy see, the ukrainian greek-catholic church , together with all citizens of our country , condemns the ideology

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well, if you compare this is the duet that was such musicians in the beatle group john lennon paul mccartneyreman, who he had like john lennon a slightly more rocky sh- strict sound, and maria gnelchiki is a more romantic tour, like paul mccartney of the world is brown, but believe me, if you take the work of the beatles and the sports components of the brown something, who is equivalent and certainly our belarusian duet will still show itself in all its glory . thanks a lot. i 'll come to you, let's talk after asking briefly, but eugene can not do otherwise, but at the same time brilliant words. thanks mine for this. in general, for now. we have such events, plus the guys have a medal, they are the details today in our evening diary. in the meantime, i propose to move us a beautiful city. grodno where anna eisman works. anya speak. thank you andrei in grodno today, a busy game day has already taken place six matches at the five-on-five field hockey tournament. and what's nice tomorrow we will definitely expect the final of the team belarus 1 against belarus 2, and this is not a battle of th

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. >> i have a poster on my wall, calista and i did a movie about pope john paul ii about 9 days to changeld, and people in solidarity gave he a poster when says in polish, for poland t to reman poland, 2 plus 2 must always equal 4, repudiating orwell's position. there is be o objective truth, that is what this fight in end is about, have a group of people who are willing to destroa t destroy the cop truei constitution and destroy the rule of law. the point is made 1 you destroy the law what defends you, what protects you, what you see with fani willis with jack smith, is people who are base ebbly will basically willing to destroy anyone this gets in your way, it will be a great test of the american people, do we have the guts to stand up and insist on an honest election and do whatever it takes and win in 2024, i'm an optimist, i think we have that courage and we'll shock the corrupt left wing establishment. mark it's mine. you, ok? yeah, are you ok? we're fine. my serve. maybe we should stop. this pinewood pickleball champ stops for no one. we got our melons checked. she had a concussion

it stopped the donaldson and what happened so that makes fdr and certainly john paul your good of the people the guy on the right hand corner lbj in congress he supported the indian civil rights act of 1965. he and his staff, particularly some of mash. but that was inherited from john kennedy, pictured function as commissioner of indian affairs, argued that termination was wrong, that treaties need to be held so in effect, it as he was going out, this president really became unpopular because of the vietnam war as many of you may remember, the civil rights period that the civil rights period protest activism in vietnam. then johnson in 1960, president johnson delivered something called the forgotten americans speech. you know, forgotten american. once the american indian in that they in a lower standard of life to be lifted up to the general standard. and so he was from dirt poor texans small town cops don't want to leave poverty very well and thought that native people needed help. jimmy carter, the religious president and former georgia governor get three things that were important

thomas, the author of numerous books including the very best man, robert kennedy, sea of thunder, and john paul jones. now let's hear from nathaniel philbrick and evan thomas. thank you for joining us today. >> at national archives, we are delighted to be here, lots to talk about. we are veterans of the national archives and a lot of you are history buffs, so glad to have you. this is a departure for you. you've written all these books but haven't gotten your car with your wife. tell us about your thought processes, how you got into that, how you went down this road and the cherry it. >> that is where it began. so great to hang out with you for this hour, to see you in the midst of the aftermath of covid. it all began for me during a research trip for my last book about the american revolution, in the hurricane's i, about the year of yorktown. there was a research trip to providence, rhode island, and made my way to the john brown house. this isn't john brown the abolitionist. this is john brown the opposite, slave trade around cofounder of brown university. in the back of his magisterial home

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and yet pope john paul, the second is very close allies with reagan in the cold war struggle. right. very close moral allies. so it's not just that one sense of morality is is kind of carrying the day. it's that morality and politics really become a focus of the nineties. how was that? fisher over public diplomacy. see between thatcher right. reagan kind of resolved and and addressed. ultimately, there's a meeting in december 1984, december 22nd, 1984. it can't do it. never allowed to forget your anniversary. if you remember december 27, they were so easily. i got you. that's why you go. yeah, it it was easier when you could make your anniversary, your password. but now we're told that you can't do that in thatcher and reagan. they get together at camp david and they say, how are we going to hash out this sdi thing? right. we're getting killed on the public diplomacy playbook. the scientists are coming after us. the europeans are, you know, don't really believe that this is the way to go. the kremlin's looking shops thinking they're going to, you know, have our lunch. and they

so again, it is until we stop looking at humanity as a number, until we do what pope john paul ii said look at life. from conception to all subsequent stages, and understand that as a black person, as black people, as communities, until you are actually just ok with black people existing policies are never going to do the work because they are never going to reflect the core values, the moral imperatives that should be infusing policy. if you want to be valued space let's look at what your values are espousing. this is very difficult to sit at these tables sometimes and listen and then we also need to be real about the fact that er

major general haus, and president of duke energy florida, and representatives taylor, keith, and john paule today. this is duke energy. they have been staging thousands of their own linemen along with trucks and other assets in preparation for the arrival of hurricane idalia. florida powering light and the co autopsies and municipal utilities staging assets and are ready to deploy as soon as it's safe. they have called on lineman from as far away as places like nebraska who will be ready to roll as soon as the storm passes. by the end of the day, we expect to have 30,000 and 40,000 linemen that will be here prior to the arrival of the storm, and then we will move in to restore power as soon as the storm passes. now, linemen are staging as far south as tropicana field in st. petersburg, and as far north as the florida/georgia line, and they are staging folks that will be able to clear debris, and set poles and lines and augment the efforts done by florida's department of transportation. power restoration will be a joint effort and all local municipalities should be ready to accept aid to ge

historian among his impressive books are, biographies of edward bennett williams, robert kennedy, john paul jones. dwight eisenhower. richard nixon and sandra day o'connor. and he's got a new book coming out just next week called road to surrender, which is a narrative about the last of world war two in japan. and i guess also because he likes to get out of washington now and then he's taught writing and journalism at harvard and princeton and on top of everything else. so please join me in welcoming lanny jones and evan thomas thomas. thank you, brad is now politics and prose the greatest bookstore of all. yes. so, lanny, tell us about your book. oh, i've well let's see here. before i do that, let me thank you for for a grander ground and give me some tough questions and thanks, brad, for for inviting and thank all of you here. now, the weather was so good. i can't wait. there's more of this outside somewhere. i have so many friends here and some and also some writers and editors. i wanted to say a few words to sort of stir the pot about the sort of basic themes in my book. and then we're

spare her life that goes all the way to europe and just as a teaser, eventually involves john pope, john paul the second. i mean it's really an unexpected twist at a certain point. but yeah, i love that moment when rhonda was, you know, talking to the grandfather and like you said, said, don't touch that. i was like, i could see that and i might be thinking that same thing. and though the book has only been out now for a for a few days, but you're going to be heading to indiana soon. what do you think the response is going to be to this story? i mean, have. i'm assuming maybe that family members belkis. maybe. rhonda, i've had a chance to to read it. others in the state may be looking into the so a number of folks related to the story have read it and feel good about it. i think it's challenging to have your story and your life written about because what sums up a life. right. and it's kind of a surreal experience. but but people have responded well so far to the book. i'm actually a reading near gary as one of my first stops and rhonda will be there. she wrote me a note. you know, i want to

but that was nothing compared to the uproar in 1992 after she ripped up a photo of pope john paul ii-- >> fight the real enemy. jeffrey: "saturday night live," to criticize child abuse in the church. in 2018, o'connor publicly announced her conversion to islam. since her death, fellow musicians have paid tribute to o'connor through her music. ♪ alanis morissette sang the 1987 single "madinka" with the foo fighters over the weekend. and brandi carlile sang "nothing compares 2 u" at a pink concert. ♪ jeffrey: meanwhile, o'connor continues to mourned in her home country of ireland, where the mayor of dublin said he hopes to stage a tribute concert soon. and joining me now is una malali, she is a columnist for the irish times in dublin. thank you for joining us. so the reaction, especially in ireland, clearly goes beyond the music. how do you explain what you've seen since sinead o'connor's death? >> it's quite hard to explain what has been happening in ireland. the loss is being felt really profoundly. for people in ireland, i think sinead o'connor goes beyond music, as you say. she's m