but we heard none more inspiring than that of sister bernadette morio. >> translator: i really triedhis is something that cannot be healed. >> reporter: what was your prognosis? >> translator: total paralysis. the prognosis was really dark. >> reporter: strolling with this 83-year-old through the chapel grounds in bell, france, we found it hard to believe that for half her life she suffered from a disorder of the nerves and lower spine. you wore this all the time? her left foot, she said, was twisted and limp. to walk at all she needed this back and leg brace, an implant to dull nerve pain and massive doses of morphine. she told us she had exhausted all treatment options. so in 2008 her doctor convinced her to make a pilgrimage to lords. did you believe in miracles at the time? >> translator: i always believed in miracles, but not for it seems to me. >> reporter: why did you decide to go? >> translator: i didn't go there for a miracle. i just went there for others. it's the place where the smallest people, sickest and poorest, they come first. >> reporter: the sickest, the poorest, t

so i don't want to hear one more lecture foror one morio liberal or one more person named biden, includings about educational freedom and making a bettedor for yourself until they take a second look at school choice. >> harold, speaking of >> can't find in d.c.,democrat if you were a member of congress and the democratght no right now, would you be blaming the supreme court or saying, hey, guys, we needw, you bing ge of legislation together? >> well, i'm a democrat. ritchie torres, who' sfrom a congressman, one of the new congressmen here from new york, is a hug na hugee supporter of f everything you just talked about, kelly. and i think there are more democrats along that line. >> and i would agree with you. two things i thought that and i've said it on the show, i thought that what the president tried to do here, they should have tailored this. i think they should haveld have tailored it to only provide loan relief for those i who have degrees that really are meeting a need in the economy. engineern s, electricians and plumbers, nurses, teachers, familyes who need it, the airt traffic co