cashed nalt mccarrick now theodore mccarrick. the church has no responsibility to him.re or healthcare, any of that and the fact that he has been remorsefulless, no public contrition to his victims, nothing, martha, i think that should also be held up and maybe if they wanted to be merciful to him they should send him to a catholic nursing home where is he isolated and away from kids. having him a block away it rattles the community. it's a bad sign. and one more thing, bishop zinke in your piece there talked about transparency we talked about transparency. the vatican needs to provide all of us with the background of who promoted mccarrick? who allowed him to arise through the ranks of the clergy to reach this pinnacle and use that power to abuse these children and adults, i might add. i think even at 89 i'm sorry, he is the public face of this disaster. this horrible evil he should be sent away. he really should be in jail and maybe that's forthcoming. >> martha: maybe it is. he still does face charges in new jersey and california as pointed out in that piece and it i

he had helped draft us church policy against abuse in the early two thousand but mccarrick was himself later found guilty of molestation. in two thousand and eighteen chilean bishop holland bottles and his entire church leadership resigned. police are investigating hundreds of the beast claims in chile along with a major cover up. the case of pope francis hawes because he had initially defended . but the jailing of george pell is perhaps one of the most damaging scandals for the catholic church the seventy seven year old belongs to the pope's in a circle. the pontiff disintegrate pressure to address to abuse issues last month he promised that abuses would be brought to justice but the scandals have already cost many to lose faith in the church and you can find more of that story at her website dot com now the news at our craft maker boeing in the u.s. federal aviation administration are increasingly finding themselves isolated in their refusal to ground the boeing seven thirty seven max following sunday's fatal crash. investigators there are sifting through the wreckage of the brand ne

, the disgracedormal cardinal. >> reporter: last summer when theodore mccarrick resigned following sexual abuse claims gregory spoke ou >> i am hurt because my respect and esteem t forodore mccarrick were clearly misplaced. >> this is going to be vy difficult pastoral assignment for whoever is assigned here, if it is arch bishop r.gregory. >>matthew bunson said gregory will not only have to win back discouraged catholics. >> he has to rally his clergy s he has to bring healing among the clergy as well as the faithful. >> it seems like -- is he up for that? from just watching him in some of the comments he made, it seems likehe's kind of perfect for it in terms of his demeanor and the h healing knows lies ahead. >> he's trial tested, no question. on s in atlanta, 1.2 mil catholic why come to washington? this used to be the flag ship posting. this id where you wan to be as a catholic leader in the u.s. church.'s 1 years old, he's near the church age of retirement of 75. it's something he's mulling over. that he o confirmatio has accepted the position. if he passes, the process starts all ov

cardinal theodore mccarrick he had helped draft u.s. church policy against abuse in the early two thousand but mccarrick was himself later found guilty of molestation. in two thousand and eighteen chilean bishop hahn borrows at his entire church leadership resigned police are investigating hundreds of abuse claims in chile along with a major cover up the case of pope francis harvey because he had initially defended . but the jailing of george pell is perhaps one of the most damaging scandals for the catholic church the seventy seven year old belonged to the pope's inner circle . the pontiff under great pressure to address the clergy abuse issue last month he promised that abuses would be brought to justice but the scandals have already cost many to lose faith in the church. you're watching news still to come we'll take a look at a new film tracing the rise of a former nazi paratrooper to football stardom in britain. but first just a few weeks ago india and pakistan came close to a full blown armed conflict after a suicide attack on indi

he used to be called cardinal mccarrick.s not even father mccarrick anymore, let alone his eminence. he's been de-frocked. he's just an 88-year-old guy, an accused sex abuser living out his life in church housing in kansas. back to the pope almost seeming to wince as the faithful reached for his hand. maybe it is a move toward commonness and away from eminence, but it certainly made for an odd scene for those approaching him in the receiving line. that is our broadcast for tonight. thank you so very much for being here with us. good night from nbc news headquarters here in new york. >>> tonight on "all in." >> i tend to think it's like your brother summarizing your report card. >> as the president begins a new attack on medicaid, cover frj preexisting conditions and the health insurance for millions. >> the republican party will soon be known as the party of health care. >> president trump's stunning assault with 2020 candidates bernie sanders and and pete bud bech. and release of the mueller report and why republicans have

he had helped us church policy against abuse thousands but mccarrick was himself later found guilty of molestation in two thousand and eighteen chilean bishop and his entire church leadership resigned police are investigating hundreds of abuse claims in chile along with a major coverup. case had pope francis hard because he had initially defended. but the jailing of george pell is perhaps one of the most damaging scandals for the catholic church the seventy seven year old belongs to the pope's inner circle. the pontiff is under great pressure to address to clergy abuse issues last month he promised that abuses would be brought to justice but the scandals have already cost many to lose faith in the church. martin let's take a look at the case of cardinal pell he was a close advisor of pope francis so how close is he really to the top i mean there was a bit of a political alliance that had to do with the fact that both came with a very strong reform agenda particularly bell was very concerned with vatican finances and had been very vocal over that about the existence of the vatican ba

he used to be called cardinal mccarrick.lone his eminence. he's been de-frocked. he's just an 88-year-old guy, an accused sex abuser living out his life in church housing in kansas. back to the pope almost seeming to wince as the faithful reached for his hand. maybe it is a move toward commonness and away from eminence, but it certainly made for an odd scene for those approaching him in the receiving line. that is our broadcast for tonight. thank you so very much for being here with us. good night from nbc news headquarters here in new york. >>> i don't know if you ever look at the website for our show at the news blog that we maintain here every day. i'm not pitching it or anything, i'm just saying if you've ever noticed it, you might notice an excellent old pal of mine, great guy, steve bennen, writes the maddow blog. he's also a producer on this show. he serves as kind of a policy guru and a political process guru for our whole editorial staff, and as such every day steve gives me and all the producers on the show kind of

now, the archdiocese of washington, has been rocked by revolutions owing of misconduct by theodore mccarrick. we may be learnin some time soon who the next archbishop of the diocese of washington will be. we'll keep a close eye on this story. as soon as there's word from the vet c vatican, we will let you know. >>> we turn to a developing story in montgomery county. he will report to the i.c.e. office in hours. he has been living in montgomery county for nearly 20 years. he runs the elite soccerac development emy. he flew to the u.s. in 2000. he applied for asylum and was denied and has been living here ever since. parents of his players are devastated if he has to leave. >> losing him in the community would be a tragedy. not just for me and many, many adults, but also for ts. >> i just forget. you know what? i live for the community. >> a group of supporters plans to go to the ice office to show support for the coach. >>> most of us use a gpsn a daily basis, but f two drivers in fauquier county, the gps led them close to danger. one driver said gunshots were his cue to leave. but someone tr

they were rocked by scandal, involving theodore mccarrick. again, we are awaiting official word from the vatican. we could learnar on the next bishop of washington. we believe that it is archbishop gregory. 6:00 a.m., we could officially hear. >> we'll stay on top of it, megan. ank you so much. >>> 5:07. and president trump did not hold back about the muellerre rt. he talked in michigan in front h an enthusiastic crowd. among the peopl named, congressman adam schiff, chairman of the house intelligence committee. schiff delivered a four-minute response for those calling on him to stepdown. his message couldn't have been more different thanhe president's who spoke just hours later. >> my colleagues may think it's the russians offered dirt on the democratic candidate for president, as part of what was described as the russian government's eort to help the trump campaign.gh you think that's okay. you might think it's okay they concealed it from the public. you might think it was okay, that the dirt they received on hillary clinton wasn't betr. >>

landmark changes that held predator priestsbl accoun >> we are enraged by the actions of theodore mccarrick, the disgraced former cardinal. t >> reporter: lummer he weighed in on ex-cardinal theodore mccarri. >> i think people are looking for closure. >> reporter: if he accepts, it would also make him the first black arch bishop of washington. >> it's great for all people really, to see that the churchr doesn't nate. or at least we hope so. >> reporter: experts point out working in washington require a politically savvy demeanor. iv>> you're going to be ag as arch bishop having to deal with donald trump, nancy pelo, medivided and acrimonious political envir in d.c. it's highly polarized. >> it is. it's believed th vatican could announce his appointment next week. but no one will confirm if wuerl. wil succeed >> anything of negative on gregory? >> conservates withinhe catholic church would point out that some of h policies in the past have been more progressive like, they would suggest that's a negative. there was an issue with his residence in at lan be, it was a $2.2 million mansion. he ap

liz: by mccarrick stated medicaid, added 15 million more people on it.d. we need to basically put work requirements in it. a d.c. federal judge said no, you can do work requirements in kentucky and arkansas. this judge is pushing back on the trump white house, which wants worker time as her medicaid. >> it was seen for low income and medicaid people. you can't do work requirements in that situation. it's a violation of the original intent. stuart: people who can worker and medicaid. that's at the trump white house is saying. it's an ideological battle right now. stuart: obama can't expand medicaid and i were singing you can't impose work requirements. that's not going to happen. come back in who's been in the health care industry for a long time. you say that obamacare didn't work. my question is what you want in its place? what are we going to get? >> let's take a step back. a lot of people don't realize when you look at the u.s. versus 10 of the most industrialized nations, we rank last in health care. it's the most expensive. we pay three times more t