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certainly, that's one of the reasons why at the g7 the encounter between president biden and pope francisimportant. to have the world leaders together is hopefully a way of stepping forward. >> the policy or the messaging from the pope, after the 7th of october massacre, has often times been criticized by some who see -- it seems as though no side is happy with what the pope says or doesn't say in the specific issue of the hamas-israel war. the pope actually has been reaching out to biden, the president, asking him to help lower the temperature in the middle east since the october 7th massacre. there's such a distance between the two men when it comes to how to handle the conflict in that region. >> reporter: right. right. it's very -- the position pope francis is delicate. pope francis is focusing on ending the suffering. he is not -- he says that war is a defeat. when it comes to the military solutions, he has spoken very vocally about the concerns regarding potential use of nuclear arms, et cetera. he looks at the potential in a way that works to encourage dialogue and negotiations. ye

pope francis is the first pope to participate in g-7 talks. we will warn of dangers of artificial intelligence. and building ukraine defenses, g-7 announced new 50 billion loan unwritten by the u.s. and supported by assets. the president snapped when asked about a ceasefire and hamas. >> what is your message to allies including the g-7 about what more the u.s. can do to drive toward a peace agreement, thank you. >> president biden: i wish you guys would play by the rules, i'm here to talk about a critical situation, ukraine, ask me another subject. >> madeleine: he addressed his son's hunter conviction. >> president biden: i'm proud of my son hunter. he's overcome an addiction, he is one ever the brightest most decent men i know. i said i would abide by the jury decision and i will do that and not pardon him. >> madeleine: the president says he will not commute his son's sentence. >> carley: chief editor for the u.s. forum, jim, good morning. you heard them say the topic of conversation between president biden and the iestaitalian -- h you thi

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. >> also overseas, the g7 summit closed out in italy by welcoming a special guest, pope francis, the first pope to ever address the world leaders group and the topic a warning about artificial intelligence. abc news reporter selena wang has the latest developments overnight. >> president biden wrapping up the g7 summit with world leaders sharing a tender moment with pope francis in italy, later meeting one on one with the pontiff, gifting him a decorative tray with an image of the capitol rotunda. >> it's not the vatican, but the two leaders discussing the urgent need for a cease fire in gaza and the war in ukraine. >> parting with the handshake, pope francis telling the president i pray for you. >> i promise i do. >> francis, the first pontiff ever to address the g7 delivering a warning about artificial intelligence, urging the leaders to put more guardrails in place, saying, quote, we would condemn humanity to a future without hope by dooming them to depend on the choices of machines. and earlier , a lighter moment at the vatican, pope francis meeting with comedians like chris rock

a devout catholic navigating challenges at home and abroad, president biden last met with pope francis at the vatican back in 2021, and praised him as the most significant warrior for peace he'd ever met in washington. brie jackson, nbc news. kate, the princess of wales, is set to make her public return this weekend. in a new message released today, she says she is still undergoing cancer treatment, but she will attend the trooping of the trooping the color ceremony tomorrow. the annual military ceremony celebrates the official birthday of king charles. it will be her first official appearance since she revealed her diagnosis earlier this year. in a statement, the princess revealed she is she still has a few months of treatment left but is making good progress. still ahead, a dramatic rescue near joshua tree and a warning as california heats up for the summer. plus, the fun begins at the alameda county fair. opening night is underway. see some of the festivities caught by nbc bay area sky ranger i'm chief meteorologist jeff ranieri, a warm 84 out there in livermore. if you are headed o

two years ago pope francis took a swipe at joe biden's abortion views pope francis said the presidenteek when cnn analyst says joe biden is the most christian president in her lifetime. >> abortion turned out to be an issue at the g-7. kind of a collision between american politics and italian politics. there was a final statement from the 2023 g-7 that supported access to abortion. and biden just wanted that the to be repeated in this statement and the new leader of italy did not. and they took the word abortion out. biden had threatened, actually, not sign it if they did that. but they essentially reaffirmed their commitment to last year's statement so they found a diplomatic way out of it but it was really interesting to see how powerful this issue is domestically for joe biden and he takes it to the g-7 as well. >> meantime tomorrow is the big hollywood fundraiser for biden. politico writes the following: next up a star studded june 15th fundraiser in los angeles where late night tv host jimmy kimmel with l. interview joe biden and barack obama and r.r. along with special guest, ge

pope francis addressed world leaders and held a private meeting with president biden. nbc's brie jackson is in washington with the details. the g7 coming to a close in italy with an historic address, the pontiff taking part in the conference for the first time. pope francis raising alarms about artificial intelligence and the impact it could have on human relations, saying we can take it for granted that its use will influence in a growing way our social interaction, our way of life. the pope also warning about the use of autonomous unmanned lethal weapons called meaning no machine, should ever decide whether to take the life of a human being away after repeatedly calling for peace amid conflicts in gaza and ukraine, pope francis meeting with ukrainian president zelenskyy this after g7 leaders agreed to provide ukraine a $50 billion loan and the u.s. committed to long term support. we'll be with you, grant, until they prevail in this war. russian president vladimir putin claiming he's ready for peace talks if ukraine drops its nato ambitions and withdraws ukrainian for

he's expected to hold a private meeting with pope francis. what do you think they will talk about? >> well, as you know, well, this is their fifth time actually meeting together. so they have kind of a relationships. so i'm sure they're going to focus on global issues first like the war in gaza and ukraine, and climate change but also, i wouldn't be surprised if they got into some personal issues as we know, the president is dealing with family matters again, with the recent conviction of his son, beau, that can't be easy for the president or his family or bow. and i'm sure as a pastor, if the opportunity is there, pope francis will also speak about some of these personal issues because he sees himself as a pastor. two people first and foremost and so i think he will get into the important issues, but he won't shy away from talking to president biden simply about how is he doing? >> father background. what do you hope will actually emerge will come from this meeting well, i think plus on the pope's mine in particular is the war in gaza and ukraine. >> he'd love to see an end to the

pope francis, the first pontiff ever to ■address th leaders group.bout artificial intelligence. abc's selina wang in italy tonight. >> reporter: tonight, president biden wrapping up the g7 summit with world leaders, sharing a tender moment with pope francis in italy. later meeting one-on-one with the pontiff, gifting him a decorative tray with an image of the capitol rotunda. >> it's not the vatican, but -- >> reporter: the two leaders discussing the urgent need for a cease-fire in gaza and the war in ukraine. parting with a handshake, pope francis telling the president, -- >> you pray for me, i pray for you. >> i promise, i do. >> reporter: francis, the first pontiff ever to address the g7, delivering a warning about artificial intelligence, urging the leaders to put more guardrails in place. saying, quote, “we would condemn humanity to a future without hope by dooming them to depend on the choices of machines.” earlier, a lighter moment at the vatican. pope francis meeting with comedians like chris rock, stephen colbert, and whoopi goldberg, saying

it's gonna be a busy day for pope francis but and historic moment when he goes to that g7 meeting, ana now chris about on a lighter note, i believe that the pope is wrapping up a meeting with comedians in in vatican city, or when we spoke last hours is some serious faces in the crowd were any jokes made? any laughs? >> it was certainly a lighthearted and fun meeting. the pope spoke to the comedians, told them that they have the gift to you to unite people and make people smile. he then met with a number of them there. we saw him sharing a joke with steven colbert and other comedians will be goldberg. you can see in the front row was amongst those meeting the pope francis keen to emphasize the importance of sense of humor. he himself said to the comedians that he prays each day for a good sense of humor and joked with them at the end to pray for him not against him. so a lighthearted, but a humorous and unimportant meeting at the vatican with the, the popi, comedians fantastic, lovely to see those smiles makes us all smile. christopher lamb in london many thanks for your time. >> we'll

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at pope francis's inauguration in 2013, and then when the pope came to the u.s. in 2015, he spent some time then also with vice president biden and it was a couple of months after beau biden died of brain cancer that the pope held a private audience, not just with then vice president biden but some of his family members as well. that meant a lot to him at the time. since then after being elected president, he traveled to rome, to the vatican to meet with pope francis, where he has called him the most peaceful warrior that he has ever met, and the person who he believes can deliver that message of peace the most effectively. and actually, in his interview with special counsel robert hur last year, he brought up unprompted that he was still in regular contact and in touch with the pope through written communication. their meeting today carries extra significant because of what an emotional and intense week it has been for the president, and for the first family, given hunter biden's conviction on those felony gun charges. anytime that he is able to spend with the p

was a meeting made in comedy. >> heaven has a 100 big name comics lined up to shake hands with pope francis including jimmy fallon, julia louis-dreyfus, whoopi goldberg, stephen colbert. am i excited? is the pope catholic, the pope's goal to underscore the importance of humor in a troubled world in the midst of so much gloomy news. he said, he did and carry you have the power to spread peace. >> you unite people and make gods smile. like are big lea currently touring with a hit show on netflix, love the pope saying it's important for comedians to call out hypocrisy i mean, i was raised catholic and so i never heard that kind of message from the church. and so to hear it from the person that highest up in that same charge courage it was unexpected and i thought overall really positive plenty in the audience like jim gaffigan have long included religion in their routines i'm not a good catholic, like if there was a task for catholics, i would fail. >> but again, most catholics would fail, which is probably why there's not a test. some of their material may strike strict church goers as a litt

this together as the pope is loaded back up they just had a photo up there a moment ago noting pope franciss the first pope to attend a g-7 summit. at this he has urged the world's wealthy democracies to keep human dignity foremost in developing and using official intelligence, john, at some part of the conversation morning technology risks are turning human relations into mere algorithms. we are watching this unfold right now. >> john: who wants to make sure no one is making killer robots. perhaps he has seen the term writer to movies. i was at the most recent g-7 in italy. it was in sicily and terming. the pope did not attend that one. in the midst of all the leaders he will be leaving soon to head back to the united states for that big hollywood fund-raiser and then the vice president, kamala harris, will stand at that peace summit in switzerland. >> sandra: interesting moment after the conversation we just had with secretary pompeo again noting the incident yesterday where he seemed to wander off and president biden is surrounded by world leaders, have not seen a whole lot of chitchat o

also, overseas, the g7 summit closed out in italy by welcoming a special guest, pope francis, the firstthe world leaders group. the topic a warning about artificial intelligence. abc's selena wang has the latest developments overnight, president biden wrapping up the g7 summit with world leaders sharing a tender moment with pope francis in italy, later meeting one on one with the pontiff, gifting him a decorative tray with an image of the capitol rotunda. >> it's not the vatican, but the two leaders discussing the urgent need for a cease fire in gaza and the war in ukraine, parting with the handshake, pope francis telling the president i pray for you. >> i promise i do. >> francis, the first pontiff ever to address the g7 delivering a warning about artificial intelligence, urging the leaders to put more guardrails in place, saying, quote, we would condemn humanity to a future without hope by dooming them to depend on the choices of machines. and earlier , a lighter moment at the vatican, pope francis meeting with comedians like chris rock, stephen colbert and whoopi goldberg saying in t

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pope francis has become the first pontiff to address a g7 summit.de concerns about artificial intelligence. >> a central part of his speech to the group of seven leaders. he also met with president biden, one on one and discussed the war in ukraine, the middle east and climate change. fox's connor hanson has more. president biden, the second catholic us president, sat down with pope francis for a closed door meeting in italy. >> the wars in gaza and ukraine were expected to dominate the conversation. but the leader of the catholic church also has a surprising interest in artificial intelligence and the ethical challenges that come with it. >> connie. tony, dramatic. >> we would condemn humanity to a future without hope if we took away people's ability to make decisions about themselves and their lives by dooming them to depend on the choices of machines. >> pope francis addressed leaders from the world's leading democracies, saying it's on politicians to create guardrails and urging them to prevent the use of ai guided weapons. president biden also

but did pope francis steal the show? he's the first pontiff to speak at the summit. putting ethics at the part of the debate on artificial intelligence alongside leaders of the world's most advanced economies, pope francis, who was infamously deep faked wearing a big white, puffy jacket. once ai to serve humanity not to mutate into a 21st century, frankenstein's monster i we would condemn humanity to a future without hope if we took away people's ability to make decisions about themselves and their lives by dooming them to depend on the choices of machines this week on the program with cutting tech being showcased at the ai summit here in london, we begin with a conversation about what it means to be human and how technology is changing us for better or worse? >> in the studio with me around table of industry leaders and a range of views on the opportunities and threats of ai de, wendy hall is a distinguished computer scientist and a leading figure in the field of artificial intelligence, barrenness be banned. >> kidron is an advocate for children's rights online and

also, overseas, the g7 summit closed out in italy by welcoming a special guest, pope francis, the firstaddress the world leaders group. the topic a warning about artificial intelligence. abc's selena wang is tracking this in italy overnight tonight, president biden wrapping up the g7 summit with world leaders sharing a tender moment with pope francis in italy, later meeting one on one with the pontiff, gifting him a decorative tray with an image of the capitol rotunda. >> it's not the vatican, but the two leaders discussing the urgent need for a cease fire in gaza and the war in ukraine. >> parting with the handshake, pope francis telling the president thank you for i pray for you. >> i promise i do. >> francis, the first pontiff ever to address the g7 delivering a warning about artificial intelligence, urging the leaders to put more guardrails in place. front saying, quote, we would condemn humanity to a future without hope by dooming them to depend on the choices of machines. and earlier. vatican, pope francis meeting with comedians like chris rock, stephen colbert and whoopi goldberg

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pope francis entered a room full of funny people. to a standing ovation and he started his set with a joke. telling them he heard laughing, >>making >>good blood before making a funny gesture more than 100 comedians from around the world packed the pews at the vatican, including julia louis dreyfus. rock, whoopi goldberg and jimmy fallon and the big stars were left a bit starstruck. >>great, very fast and really loving and made me happy. it was wonderful. we will never forget in that environment. um was quite strange. all of us were thinking, how did this happen? why are we here? and when are they going to throw us out? >>and while the pontiff met with these legends of laughter his message was serious, telling them that they have the power to unite people in humor, especially in a world immersed in conflict. even gave them a wholly passive sort. saying jokes about god are ok as long as they are not offensive, but the pontiff may have had the last >>laugh. >>he has prayed to the lord for more than 40 years to give him a sense of humor

. >>> today the nation's second catholic president is debt to -- is set to meet with pope francis for the second time during his presidency as the pontiff visits the g7 summit. yesterday brought a new deal for ukraine's security and the president's comments on his son's conviction on drug charges. jarred hill joins us from new york with all the developments. good morning. >> reporter: day two of the g7 is just getting started. as you mentioned, yesterday ukraine came out with a number of wins from these world leaders designed also as a message to russia. today president biden is preparing for a meeting with the pope who's expected to push for peace in ukraine and gaza and talk technology. on day two of the g7 summit in italy, president joe biden is set to meet one on one with pope francis. a devout catholic, mr. biden also met with the pontiff in 2021. the visit to the g7 is a first with plans to stay with us the implications of artificial intelligence. yesterday the leaders of seven of the world's largest economies were joined by ukraine's president, volodymyr zelenskyy, as they agre

tonight i've got something to be extra humble about, because i can announce that this weekend pope francisg to meet me at the vatican! right? i mean, come on. am i excited? is the pope catholic? i'll let you know after i meet the freakin' pope! [cheering] i will be joining an incredible delegation of 105 comics and humorists from 15 countries, as part of a meeting to establish a link between the catholic church and comic artists. the pope. the vatican. comedy. i can't wait. i hope we get to meet the original priest and rabbi that walked into that bar! find out what happened. never found out what happened. this invitation was extended by the vatican's dicastery for culture and education and dicastery for communication, in my opinion, the top two funniest dicasteries. [laughter] i know that's controversial. i'm going with some buddies, because among others, the u.s. delegation includes jim gaffigan, conan o'brien, tig notaro, whoopi goldberg, jimmy fallon, and chris rock. chris, please, for safety's sake, i would just keep mary magdalene's name out of your mouth. 'cause the pope wears a big

hand down opinions on other major issues, including donald trump's immunity claims also tonight, pope francis makes a historic visit to the g7 summit in italy, meeting with president biden and other world leaders about concerns over artificial so intelligence welcome to our viewers here in the united states and around the world i'm wolf blitzer, a you're in the situation room first up. >> tonight and inside, look at the debate preparations taking place inside the biden and trump campaigns that's kristen holmes is working here, sources for us. >> she's over it. a trump event in florida and cnn's arlette saenz as details on president biden's plan to take on his predator assessor once again, first few kristen trump is expected. i take it to speak at any moment now, give us the latest yeah. >> this is actually his 78th thursday's celebration with some of his biggest supporters, called club of 47. it is a group committed to getting donald trump re-elected. and while you are likely to not hear donald trump i'm take any jabs at biden's age. she will probably make some self-deprecating jokes. he is t

pope francis is also working on the liberation of other bishops of the moscow orthodox church.comments, because you can't talk about the rest on tv, right? actually, it is difficult to comment on it, so we will talk about what to comment on. you can and we already have a guest who is ready to comment on the following topic: let's talk about brexit, about how great britain left the eu, on the phone, yes, yes, exactly today, june 23, 2016, eight years ago the british voted, moreover there the difference was small, 51.9% of voters said that we want to leave, 48 and 1/10% of voters said that we would like to stay, that is, the difference was not that big. have the british changed their mind, it has already been since the 20th year , from january 31, 20th, all this came into force, great britain left the eu, there was a transition period for another year, after that new rules came into effect, new trade, customs, the same also applied to migrations. rules, what are the british saying now? actually, before, first of all , it should be said that there was a vote for brexit primarily b

. >>> now to italy and president biden's big meeting with pope francis. it comes as russian president vladimir putin insists he's open to peace in ukraine but with some controversial conditions. gabe gutierrez reports. >> reporter: tonight, president biden wrapping up the g7 summit in italy after a private meeting with pope francis. the president, a devout catholic, greeted the pontiff along with other g7 leaders. the pope urging them to establish guardrails for a.i. [ speaking in a global language ] >> reporter: "artificial intelligence is a fascinating tool and also a terrifying one," he says. the pope using his pulpit in non-traditional ways, hosting a gathering of more than 100 comedians and actors at the vatican, including jimmy fallon, whoopi goldberg, and chris rock among others, telling them in the midst of so much gloomy news, you have the power to spread peace and smiles. peace seems a long way off in ukraine. russian president vladimir putin now saying he'd be willing to hold cease-fire talks but only if ukraine were to give up territory and no

pope francis then told biden that he could continue to receive holy communion, despite his views thatoman has the right to an abortion. biden's position on abortion rights makes it difficult for some catholics to support him. during the last election, some polls in the us showed that catholics across the country were split 50.50 between trump and biden. in fact, the number one issue is the issue of abortion. i was disgusted to see joe biden proclaiming himself a catholic and not standing up for the unborn citizens of our country. when biden talks about religion, he talks about inclusiveness, equal rights for all people in society. on this, in particular, he focused his speech during the national prayer breakfast. a universal message of hope, of the joy of love, whether you are a christian, a jew, a hindu, a muslim, a buddhist, or of any other faith, or perhaps no faith at all, this is a message to all of us as people who is here on this earth, first of all, to take care of each other. in general, if joe biden practices his faith in a traditional way, then donald trump claims that... t

president joe biden met privately with pope francis today at the g7 summit in a meaningful moment for catholic president. this pope is the first to attend the summit, and he spoke to world leaders about the risks of artificial intelligence and its use in modern weapons. cbs's nancy cordes is traveling with the president. >> reporter: a meeting of the minds of the g7 summit, where pope francis, who arrived by helicopter this morning, shared his concerns about artificial intelligence. >> [speaking in a global language] >> reporter: the pontiff urged the world leaders gathered here to establish stronger global guard rails for the development of aia, and to ban so-called killing robots altogether. the autonomous weapons systems can choose their targets using sensors, with no human guidance at all. >> [speaking in a global language] >> reporter: "we need to ensure proper human control over the choices made by ai programs," he warned. "human dignity itself depends on it." the pope was an early advocate for ethics in ai, and ai-generated deepfake of him in a white puffer coat went viral last

. >> lawrence: in less than an hour president biden world leaders will meet with pope francis on the . >> brian: that's good the pope is walking. the head of the catholic church arrived at the summit in italy about 45 minutes ago. after all is he in italy in his own little country there. >> ainsley: madeleine rivera is live tracking the events overseas. that is right. that is the smallest country in the world. >> steve: vatican city. >> brian: guarded by guys with big hats. >> before the president meets with pope francis, is he meeting with italian prime minister giorgia meloni. no formal remarks from the president in that bilateral meeting so far. they are expected to talk about the middle east and ukraine among other issues. what will be discussed per a senior administration official is abortion] won't be discussed] me lone wanted to make sure wouldn't mention abortion we shall see when the statement comes out. biden snapped when asked a reporter about gaza during a news conference saying he wishes reporters would play by the rules. the white house correspondents association is resp

of course, pope francis is the pope. he said, who am i to judge? about gay priests.s the pope is offered blessings to same-sex couples now, look, there are some people who say the pope is at 7-years-old he didn't really fully understand what he was saying with using this remark a bit like an uncle or a grandfather and makes it an inappropriate comment at the dinner table. but nevertheless, the question is how much of these remarks damage the popes long-term efforts. >> wolf, christopher lamb reporting for us, christopher, thank you very much into our viewers. thanks very much for joining me here in the cnn newsroom. i'm gulf blitzer in washington. i'll be back later tonight, 6:00 p.m. eastern in the situation room, right back back here tomorrow morning, 11:00 a.m. eastern in the cnn newsroom stay with us inside politics with manu raju today is up next i'm dr. sanjay gupta, host of cnn's chasing life podcast. many of us rely on the convenience of reusable plastic where to store and eat our food but there are a couple of things you may want to consider the wear and tea

the pope francis has come to bari and visit the g 7 today. what do you expect this agenda will be? oh, that is definitely a fast. it's not like the pope a pays at every one of the annual. some it's that the lead is of those most important. the western democracies have every year. so it's a fast hope funds as well as invited by the host of this event, italian prime minister, georgia maloney herself, she's a devout catholic. so she insisted he come and on his agenda is in the attendance of the working session on a i energy africa and the mediterranean. so challenges when it comes to dealing with regular migration, for example, will be something where i'm sure that the pope also has a few words to say to his audience that of course he's not the political figure, but the, the, the fact that georgia maloney has invited him also is a reminder that there's very skilled and embrace of multilateralism. here on this international stage, georgia maloney stands for quite some controversial policies, very conservative. so for example, there was a plan to have the right to abortion in the draft

>> reporter: yeah, that's right, jose, just a short time ago pope francis arrived at the g7 as you saidt pontiff to attend a g7 summit and he spoke to world leaders, and he addressed his concerns over artificial intelligence, saying, quote, artificial intelligence is a fascinating tool and also a terrifying one. the pope having concerns about the ethics of artificial intelligence and this will be a significant meeting for president biden. of course, devout catholic, he has spoken with the pope many times before. the pope consoled him after the death of his son beau biden and the president last saw him in person in 2021. we're expecting a private meeting between the president and the pope. and then world leaders will discuss a range of issues here, jose, from climate change to keeping china in check and also immigration. >> gabe, sue and richard, thank you. >>> south florida residents brace for a fourth day of more rain, more flooding. we will check it out with our meteorologists. is it going to stop? ♪ have you always had trouble losing weight and keeping it off? same. discover the powe

the meeting with pope francis is going to be very closely watched.olicy is his passion in off, right? it's been his passion throughout his career in the united states senate as vice president and now as president. heading into an election season here, president biden feels like this is his best chance to show that, you know, he is a leader on the world stage. really, this is his issue where he can best donald trump on, right? donald trump talks a lot about this in terms of what happened when he was in office. obviously, president biden has had to deal with not only afghanistan and ukraine but also, as you mentioned, the war in gaza and the tensions within his own party there. president biden is really trying to confront that head on at this summit. >> yeah, and trying to draw a contrast with donald trump while doing so. >>> andrew, you reported yesterday that trump, while in washington, heaped praise upon vp contender tim scott, the south carolina senator, during his meeting with senators there. tell us a little bit more about that and how he reacted

there was another special guest, pope francis.unter migrant smuggling. to wrap up all things day two of the g7 summit, i spoke to david sanger, new york times white house and national security correspondent and author of new cold wars: china's rise, russia's invasion, and america's struggle to defend the west. you talk a lot about the way the us is confronting russia and china here. in terms of russia, how effective will this really be when it comes to supporting ukraine in its effort against russia? for ukraine pre—invasion, $50 billion would have gone a long way. when so much of your country is destroyed it doesn't take you all that far. and the money will not simply be used to reconstruction. it will be used for weaponry. and the overwhelming sense, at least i did yesterday, watching zelensky and president biden together, that biden wanted understandably to talk about the long—term strategic plan for ukraine, and that is what the money was about and that is what the ten year security agreement, we will come back to that, was ab

comedians from all over the world met with the pope. francismet with president zelensky, who thanked the pope for allowing him to meet and also asked to pray for peace in ukraine. the pope thanked zelensky for his last visit in december of twenty-three. thank you, good to see you. good to see you, god bless you. thank you very much. oh thank you, all the best. stated that it would be nice if the countries of the group of families had some kind of reaction to the words of the russian president, but that we have, of course, headlines, we did a small selection, indeed financial times reports that it believes that vladimir putin's statements were very specific, but ukraine is unlikely to accept these terms, which would effectively hand over control of the regions to russia, the daily mail made by putin a statement on the eve of the summit in switzerland will be seen as unacceptable . putin made an ominous statement, noting that the world had picked up. it seems to me that putin saved this event, because now there is something to discuss there. it i

but this also happened when the pope himself, francis’ predecessor, made a mistake; in 2009, pope benedictican has repeatedly refuted the words of historians, stating that pi the twelfth carried out almost underground work to save jews. apparently, to prove this fact, dad decided to give access for scientists to secrets. vatican archives, i decided to open the vatican archives from the period of pius, who is he to you, pope pius the twelfth? to be a saint you need to be brave, and pope pius the twelfth was simply a coward. declassified documents from the vatican archives have shed light on the identity of pia xi. it turned out that the pope, who headed the catholic church during world war ii , turned a blind eye to the horrors of the holocaust. just think, it’s the most important thing for the vatican. the enemy at that time was not adolf hitler at all, but soviet union. if we talk about the glaring fact of his biography, what the pope did not oppose was the deportation of jews from rome. he knew about it and he didn't resist it. to call pope pius the twelfth a saint is now unlikely to tur

middle east, migration, economic relations with china, and artificial intelligence, in talks led by pope francis in ukraine.

i want to get you on the president's meeting with pope francis, the first time a pope participated inn to have that face to face with the pope? >> reporter: it is incredibly profound for the president and when you speak to people close to him, this is a relationship that he has had for over a decade, it was then vice president biden who went to the inauguration of pope francis in 2013 and when pope francis came to the united states in 2015, he actually met with president biden and some of his family members, just a few months after beau biden had died of brain cancer. so the two men have actually kept in touch. they have exchanged written messages, i'm told, in recent years. this is always a moment for the president that is incredibly meaningful. it is deeply personal. and given the events of this week, with hunter biden's conviction on those felony gun charges, and just the emotional toll clearly on the president, and the first family, i think it will have added meaning for the president to be able to have that private audience with the pope here in southern italy. >> monica alba, th

biden meeting with pope francis and maintaining the previous position he wants ukraine to surrender. be interesting. lucas tomlinson, thank you very much indeed. bring in -- she's back after something of an absence on the program. mymiranda devine is back with u. you say that hunter's tax trial in september in california poses a greater political risk for the president and more. >> hi, stuart. i've been writing a book and i think that california trial is a long tax trial and even though the special council david weiss when ev he was u.s. attorney allowed statue of limitations to run out on 2014 and the greatest risk to his father and those year ifs you notice the indictment are in there and part of the evidence and that brings in the burisma years, the years when hunter biden was earning a million dollar as year from that corrupt ukrainian energy company and it also covers the time when joe biden pressured the ukrainian government to buy their honest prosecutor general and victor shokin and these are all things that joe biden were buried and drenched up again and laptop in the house

. >> well as long as you don't have that jacket on and the guardian now with pope francis being accusedted patriarchal attitudes to women. well, yeah, he's the pope. paul >> he's doing what he's paid to do.pope >> he's doing what he's paid to do. pope francis allegedly tells a group of priests. gossip is a women's thing . now, the guardian women's thing. now, the guardian have missed the irony of their headune have missed the irony of their headline here because they're saying he allegedly said it and then goes on to talk about gossip. but anyway, pope francis is alleged to have told a group of young priests that gossip is a women's thing, and the 87 year old pontiff is reported to have advised that against bayard mouthing in parishes and congregations before allegedly saying gossip is a woman's thing. he alleged to have added we wear the trousers, we have to say things now. well, they don't wear trousers. bazball this is the whole point. and, you know, they carry them, don't they? they look up the dress, don't they, to make sure that they are a boy person. but if, if you, you know, if

hello, it's pope francis . homophobic. pope francis. homophobic. >> what do you think, ivan?m a gay catholic. and but i don't think so. if it's true, the word was equivalent to faggotry. and it's faggotry in seminaries . i mean, it's seminaries. i mean, it's a religion, not a nightclub. you know ? know? >> yes, i, i think ivan is entitled to say that word, being a gay catholic. and what luck that you're here. yeah. so pope francis has apologised, though, and i wonder about him using that word, whether it was just a kind of, you know, it's a second language thing, potentially. maybe the word doesn't have the same connotations as. yeah. >> so he speaks spanish, he's argentinian. so he's in italy. he's got the top job over there, probably got some detractors. obviously somebody grassing him up who grasses the pope up. >> and that's pretty bad. >> and that's pretty bad. >> i mean. >> i mean. >> well, no, but in catholicism you go to confession and then it's fine. >> you tell god, yeah. >> you tell god, yeah. >> you tell god, yeah. >> you know, you don't, like, put it on social me

pope francis just met the leaders. g7 in italy. that included president biden and president biden will be meeting with the pope later one-on-one. not clear if the president will discuss his son, hunter, with the pope. alongside ukraine's president last night president biden was asked if he would pardon his son, hunter, he said he would not. during the g7 the main focus is on the war in ukraine. they announced an additional $50 billion to ukraine. there is the pope there speaking right now, bill. but it was during the press conference last night alongside zelenskyy the president received a question about gaza and the president seemed very irked about the question saying he is here about ukraine and accused reporters of violating the rules. the white house correspondents' association firing back with a statement that read in part, bill, quote, while the white house does determine the number of reporters the president will recognize, it is up to professional journalists to decide what to ask. since president biden has approved ukraine