, for example, enough of these traditional anti-american sentiments, and the fact is that pope john paul ii begged the united the united states did not start the second and the arab american wars in iraq and afghanistan did not bring the results that the americans expected. and at the same time, there were not only hundreds of thousands of deaths, but billions of money spent . i think that not all forces are involved. here it is completely clean , but where did he meet with denys kolyada, this is our graduate, who lived in my house for three years and with myroslav marinovych, for example, how did myroslav ask him do ukrainians have the right? to defend himself, he says, a person who does not defend himself commits almost suicide, and even more so a country, a state that is supposed to protect innocent people. therefore, the sayings and rhetoric and rhetoric of the pope are evolving . ukraine had an ambassador for two years before the war. ukraine neglected its representation in the vatican. the term of one ambassador just ended. and the second one did not start. in general, i would say tha

see the -- upper team to see the power of faith and freedom in kenya in the 1980's, when pope john paul ii visited, and i listened to him talk about his faith, and learn later obviously when i was working in poland about the differences he had made ther bute one of, the most moving experiences i've had was visiting with pope john paul ii and my father in 2004, and he grabbed my dad's hand and looked into his eyes and said, god bless the united states of america. and i know that god has blessed us, god has blessed america, but our freedom will only survive if we protect it, if we take our duty and obligation seriously. today, we are facing threats to our freedom abroad, around the world, and here at home, and the list of these threats is not insubstantial, from russia to china, to iran and north korea, american adversaries are on the march. we have had good news within the last 48 hours or so that sweden and finland will become members of nato. [applause] and it is an important lesson to vladimir putin that that is the opposite of what he expected. he hoped his his invasion would lead to th

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pope john paul ii e karol wojtyla, that is, he said that we forgive and ask for forgiveness, and thepdated again, but octalized in a meaningful way and not formally, well, this is in relation to this complex topic, which also needs to be understood. and finally, let's look at the cover of the week, this time it will be the italian edition of linkeesta, there is megazing, which is how they depicted it. i i would say photographic and artistic, they invited their own, how ukraine keeps this influx of these rockets , these bombings and the inscription support of ukraine, here is this black shield that even a small child is holding, this help should not weaken such a message , and italian journalists on this, i have everything and i pass it on -th broadcast to vasyl the earth. thank you very much. andriy sachuk prepared for us a review of the foreign press that wrote about ukraine, and now we are actually talking about the topic of our relations with our partners and what is happening abroad with reference to ukraine we will not go away, we will continue it, and we will continue it, gubko

it seems to me that the great poles of his time were brought out by a friend of ukraine, pope john paul iil wojtyla, that is, he said that we forgive and ask for forgiveness and a formula that can be updated again but octalized in a meaningful way. and informally, well, it is about this complex topic that also needs to be understood. and finally, let’s look at the cover of the week. this time, it will be the italian edition of the linkest megazine, which depicted it like this. i would said in terms of tourism and art, they invited their own how ukraine keeps this influx of these rockets , these bombings and the inscription support of ukraine, here is this black shield that even a small child is holding, this help should not weaken such a message and italian journalists , that's all i have. with an attachment to ukraine , we will not leave, we will continue it, and we will continue it with the exile . ex-head of the committee on foreign affairs well, she is also a foreign policy expert, the head of the board of the network for the protection of national interests of the national security ag

. >> reporter: at assassination attempt on pope john paul ii in may, 1981.>> reporter: since 1981, popemobiles have been made bulletproof. this mercedes was retro fitted, and posh has increasingly given way to practicality. a ferrari was given to pope john paul ii in 2005, but it was auctioned and the money donated to charity. naturally, barbagallo noted, the use of a ferrari for a pope is not advisable. pope francis you see in a simple car, some of these are quite opulent. >> right. i think that says a lot about pope francis, he's taking it back to being pope of the people, instead of being gilded and protected and kind of risen above everybody else. >> reporter: so it turns out the question what does your car say about you is also one that is considered by popes. here's why tribal leaders urge you to vote yes on prop 27. the act provides hundreds of millions every year for permanent solutions to homelessness, mental health and addiction in california. prop 27 supports financially disadvantaged tribes that don't own big casinos. by taxing and regulating onl

medal of freedom with distinction, a distinction most recently given to president reagan, pope john paul iieral colin powell. you can contrast these slates of recipients the with some of the people that donald trump decided to honor. his congressional allies jim jordan and devin nunes, conservative talk show host rush limbaugh, the wife of republican mega donor sheldon adelson, edwin meese, reagan's attorney general who helped cover up the iran contra scandal. you get the picture of the contrast. so, when biden holds the medal of freedom ceremony at the white house next thursday it's going to look more like what you are used to, a celebration of people who have truly made this country great. that does it for us tonight, we will see you again on velshi at 8 am eastern. we will bring you a special hour on the january 6th investigation with a closer look at what we've learned this, week including a crucial conversation about what it means to be a whistleblower in donald trump's republican party with one of the most famous trump era whistleblowers. plus, the velshi book club's back, featuring g

it really was in the modern era it was john paul ii that began to apologize for things like galileo and trip that was dedicated specifically for the purpose of an apology. they called it a pilgrimage of penance that that's why francis is going. i think in answer to your question i think it does signal a lot of other ways in which the church wants to be humble and merciful to people and indicate that we are listening and we are present. >> culture problems are tricky to move, to shift, right? and so here he is confronting a problem but at the same time here recently the fbi has opened an investigation into the archdiocese in louisiana. the archbishop there won't even talk about t he's been obviously a part of the church there for decades so that may be part of it as well, but what more does the church need to do broadly to really address this issue? >> well, and i think like any apology, like even between you and your friend, even if you are 8 years old, it's the beginning. it's a first step. a lot of people in canada are saying this is great, let's hope this is not just a photo op, it's

that is his experience of, john paul ii referred to as unbridled capitalism with no regulation. capitalism. it's a very limited one. i do hope whoever is next has a broader understanding. >> the real problem, the real problem is that church attendance has absolutely plummeted. i think the goodwill he lost, jonathan this is my opinion as a catholic, a lot of it came during the pandemic when people were looking for spiritual sustenance, they were looking for the spiritual place to be, he was basically in favor of shutting down churches. joey: as outside looking in, doesn't understand all the intricacies, humility can't take place of stern leadership. rachel: great point. >> i think he is a truly good human being. everybody who knows him deeply would say that you're right, leadership is not about being a good person, letting other people follow you to good place. brian: two retired popes, unbelievable. rachel: only four in 1000 years. brian: jonathan morris. plot twist, democrats in five states are giving millions to help trump backed candidates. what the left hopes to gain by help

john paul ii named him a knight of st. gregory, one of the highest honors for a catholic layman. mike was champion for hardworking new yorkers and lifelong advocate for smaller government, lower taxes and improving the lives of hardworking new york families. i and my colleagues were all honored to call mike a true friend. when i first ran for office, i had met chairman long at various conservative party events but i set up a formal meeting to seek his advice. it was in his office in brooklyn. that's a long way for an upstate new york native running in the north country and i'll be honest, i got lost in the city driving and was hours late for that meeting. it's a pet peeve of mine to be late and certainly you never want to be late for a marine. it's a matter of respect to be on time. mike couldn't have been more gracious. i will never forget it, saying i will probably win my campaign, because i know how to drive in upstate new york but clearly not in new york. -- in new york city. i was proud to earn his support and that of the conservative party my family was honored to have mike