there's no such unfettered capitalism that doesn't exist. in response. the pope told the newspaper that markist ideology is wrong. but: he's not talking about an economics textbook. groups need to act. company's need to act. national governments. but he is pushes us to see at the first level the human cost live. >> it's not just his message, but his actions that captured imaginations, from his own choice of lifestyle, shunning the apartments, to a choice of car, hard to imagine a less luxurious pope mobile. he signalled intent to be with people, and pope francis showed willingness to ignore the church's own rules. he washed the feet of inmates. the washing the feet being a gesture of humility. this time he included the feet of women. this image, i think, is francis's blessing moved to many when it appeared in respect newspapers and on websites around the globe. >> somewhere along the way he learned to communicate with people. looking into people's eyes, understood what it means to take their hand and give them 100% attention. francis's way is he'll get i

> during his recent visit to south america, francis called capitalism the dung of the devil, an unfettered pursuit of money ruled. that is the dung of the devil. >> larry: "dungs of the devil." you should visit "the nightly show" on taco tuesdays. ( cheers and applause ) i just-- i know. i think we got a den of devils working here is all i'm saying. okay, well, the pope is not wrong. capitalism can get a little stanky. we know that. that's why we're putting on our long gloves and getting elbow deep into our new series, "devil's dung pile." >> devil's dung! >> larry: oh, my god. our first satanic shart. ( laughter ) thank you very much. okay, this young investor who just bought a drug company that manufactures a medication-- >> boo! >> larry: you know who this is, that helps aids and cancer patients and guess what he did. >> one tablet of daraprim used to cost $13.50. the drug maker recently increased the price to $750. >> larry: $750. that's almost as bad as uber surge pricing. i mean, guys, look, i know exploiting aids and cancer patients for profit sounds like evil in its purest form-- a

and quoting for those who talked about wealth and quoting a fourth century bishop who called the unfetteredursuit of money the dung of the devil, stephanie. >> does not mince words and let's bring back the chair of theology in new york to talk a little bit about that. would you expect there to be some sort of rebuke for this nation from this pope when it comes to unfettered capitalism? >> pope francis' style is not that of rebuke than laying out a vision that looks so different than what is happening on the ground. i'm delighted you quoted michael lee just there in that piece and michael is totally right, that pope francis' views on economics, on capitalism are not new. popes even in the 19th century like leo the 13th and talking about the right of workers to unionize and talking about the need for fair wages, there has been a whole tradition of what is officially called roman catholic social teaching that under the last two popes tended to take a back seat to other issues, maybe more controversial issues that had to do with sex or with abortion for instance. but with this pope we are going

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i'm verification, anything other than totally given unfettered access is unacceptable because in the light of the iranians behavior past how they manipulate weakness in the iaea access in instead of a clear and unambiguous commitment to unfettered act this way of an raiment of a rather bizarre permitted structure and economic access to the committee when the iaea declares the site suspicious. this was for me all the elements of the deal the greatest surrender by the international community and the one i'm afraid i believe most likely to pay a high price in the longer term. then we come to the lifting of sanctions and the unfreezing of iranian assets. rather than roger rated lifting of sanctions as a reward for full cooperation on the implementation of the agreement the p5+1 has caved in completely to the supreme leader's demand that sanctions be lifted completely and immediately. likewise the immediate unfreezing of $150 billion every day in assets is another surrender to the regime's demand. one of the more ridiculous argument is the money will not necessarily be available since a s

iran against rewarded for maintaining clear if limitation of the deal and unfettered access. they have to have a graduated process of having assets unfrozen and sanctions lifted. that, seems to me, to have been a much more sensible approach. it seems we have given everything away at the outset and it is all predicated on hope. we hope they will change. >> the gentleman here in the front. if you can identify your affiliation, that would be incredible. >> [inaudible] iran has to answer to the iaea, but there is no deadline for that. in other words, all they have to do is to track of the time about an undeclared facilities. the 24 days will turn into years. [indiscernible] liam fox: yes, and this as you say in the news, a developing story. the news becomes more substantial about the picture and the details. there will be greater public anxiety about this deal. that is why i think we need to start a genuine public debate, not about how iran is bad and the west is good, but focus on what it says and what the implications of it will be. and how we will operate under the most advers

iran's nuclear facilities will be subject to 24/7 monitoring, and unfettered access by inspectors of the international atomic energy agency or the iaea. limitations on iran's nuclear facilities and strict verification make it impossible for iran to dash for a bomb at its known nuclear facilities for the next 15 years. but the verification provisions are also important for another reason they make it being much c more difficult for iran to go into a bomb in secret as well. beyond 24/7 monitoring of and unfettered access to iran's nuclear sites, international wil inspectors will also be guaranteed access to any site in iran that they have suspicions about including military sites. now, a lot has been made about a provision in the agreement for resolving the dispute when the iaea seeks to access suspicious sites in iran. that process can take up to 24 days. a lot of confused and misleading things have been said about this. it is important again to emphasize that there is continuous monitoring at iran's declared nuclear sites, a unique safeguards on iran's nuclear supply chain. that is n

monitoring of and unfettered access to iran's nuclear sites and ongoing surveillance of iran's nuclearupply chain. let me briefly review the central limits on its nuclear program that iran has agreed to and the verification provisions. together they are designed to prevent iran from trying to get a nuclear weapon and to detect them, if they do, with enough time to respond forcefully andel >> >> the agreement will prevent iran from using weapons-grade plutonium as a fissile material for a nuclear weapon by requiring a rancher redesigned and rebuilt the nuclear reactor. which is completed as plant could produce enough weapons-grade plutonium for warner to bombs each year under the agreement cannot do that they have to pull out the core of the nuclear reactor and fill it with concrete to destroy it and they cannot get any sanctions relief until it does that. the agreement significantly reduces him limits their uranium that could also be used in a bomb. currently they have 19200500 centrifuges capable to enrich uranium and has stockpiled about 10 tons of low enriched uranium is. iran has t

. >> these days, he feels free and unfettered. but life hasn't always been rosy for isaac from malaga. as a boy, isaac felt full of anxiety and inner turmoil. he became convinced he >> he was strong and would torture me at night. i had nightmares, visions. it was terrible -- i couldn't explain what was happening to me. >> many religions support the idea that people can be possessed by demons, including the catholic church. it employs priests who are trained as exorcists to banish evil spirits. isaac turned to one for help. >> he knew from experience that i was possessed. he laid his hands on me, prayed for me and finally released me from the demon. >> in 2014, pope francis formally recognized the international association of exorcists. since then, spain has seen a rise in demand for exorcisms. the church has appointed eight new ones in the archdiocese of madrid alone. padre fortea is one of spain's most prominent exorcists -- and also schools others in the art. he believes the vatican and the catholic church in spain are simply re

. >> i has railed about unfettered capitalism. >> i don't think unfettered capitalism, i know a lot of i think they're concerned when capitalism doesn't have a balance to it. i don't think that being concerned about overt greed is being against business. i don't think this idea that this pope is some type of chai rivera. most republicans and most democrats will actually agree, in a way, that's a much more radical message, the idea of love one another, maybe that's a message we don't hear and see enough in our political debate. >> thank you for your insights this morning. stay with al jazeera all week. we will bring you complete coverage of the pope's visit to the united states. >> the texas teen who got into trouble at school because of a homemade clock ended up being a v.i.p. at the google science fair. ahmed muhammed did not enter the fair but met others who did. speaking to ali velshi, muhammed said he's trying to move past of the incident and focus on the future. >> i'm not ok going back to my school, because it's really -- it didn't really feel good about what happened there and i

those are the people so often exploited by what he calls this unfettered capitalism. pope francis, they are all one, about preserving and promoting the human dignity in every person. >> during his talk yesterday, he talked about the narcissism. i wonder if that is something that we might also hear as a chastisement to congress when he speaks today. >> absolutely. when he was speaking with the bishops yesterday, i thought it was one of the most powerful texts we've heard from the pope thus far, not for a secular audience, but a church audience. he was addressing bishops who have seen their moral credibility erode in pretty significant ways and saying to them the way that you reach out to people is by being among the people. don't live in fancy homes, don't have fancy cars. i can't imagine that some people in congress won't be squirming if he has a similar mental for them today. >> patrick hornbeck who be joining us throughout the morning, thank you. >> the issue of immigration got personal for the pope while he was greeting crowds yesterday in washington. a 5-year-old

it is the national policy of the united states for the internet to grow unfettered by state and federal regulation, quote, unquote. for 20 years we have watched this country produce some of the greatest wealth generating innovating companies in the history of the world. there would be no google, there would be no facebook, there would be no amazon, there would be new ebay, no snapchat without this policy. this policy attracted $230 billion of investment in one industry over a decade. the technology that deployed faster than any detechnology in the history of the world under that. secondly we as leaders wandered around the world and demanded that other governments do the same. we demanded that governments that have much more evil intentions toward the internet, russia, china, arabian countries. no, we will not stand for regulating the internet like the telephone system so you can censor, so you can try to extract unnecessary value. we were the champions of that. on this decision of net neutrality, this government switched that longstanding policy presumption. we've now gone from an inext

also a city that is the capitol of the world's financial enterprise and a critic of what he calls unfetteredapitalism and it's interesting when he comes to the city which is just as well-known for wall street as st. patricks or central square garden or central park and it's interesting to see how he addresses that. >> when you think of the comments of the pope that has has made already he could make some news here, couldn't he. >> and there he is. >> there is the roar. let's sort of listen to this. [crowd roaring] success and who is there patrick? >> that is bishop of brooklyn, two senior leaders in the new york area and he was closer to the pope because it actually is the land of his diocese where he landed and seeing behind the pope the members. >> i was going to ask you. >> the gentleman behind him is a senior named mark miles and he has been serving as the pope's translator through the whole trip and he is traveling with the vatican secretary of state called cardinal lee and traveling with cardinals and church leaders from around the world and interesting a younger cardinal from the phil

start of the evening, the moment little brother grabbed the reigns of our soon careening chariot unfettereded good sense, a reality of work tomorrow. >> eat the eye! eat the eye before it gets cooked too much. >> oh, that's good. >> you like the marinated one, right? >> yeah. yeah. yeah. yeah. >> this being korea, beer is a must as is apparently soju. i had forgotten that part. >> what seems to define korea as i know it is it anticipates the future very, very well. this is a country that's famous for looking forward, looking into the future. where does one go to see korea's past, and are these guys sentimental about it at all? >> yes. right, yeah. >> younger brother. >> younger brother. all right, younger brother. >> my mission, for purposes of television, is to ingratiate myself into a total group of strangers, observe what they call -- and please excuse my painful pronunciation --. it's an express combining culture and a meal. in korean business culture, this would be a regular thing. a one-night corporate retreat if you will. which is how i ended up at my appointment with the fates, a ba

he has railed against unfettered capitalism before and he didn't talk about women, he didn't talk aboutbortion. >> uh-huh, the capitalism piece, the economic justice piece was the one i was most surprised he did not bring up because when the pope talks about immigration he says people don't just flee violence, they flee poverty. when he talks about climate change he talks about the ways in which the current economic model creates climate change that penalizes the poor most of all and those are really common themes for him and didn't show up in the first speech. he has 17 major speeches to go by the time he leaves on sunday and i'm sure we will hear a lot about that. the question of women and the question of abortion, these are the tougher matters for this pope. we may hear more about them during the world meeting on families, maybe we will hear about them in congress if he is talking about some of the legislation that is coming up, that would tighten abortion restrictions but i'm just not sure what we will see. >> also gets to the religious freedom debate which he did get into in the sp

an agreement that provides for unfettered access the same way you heard from our distinct panel implemented in a country that was vanquished and more, of course it will humiliate the radio nation. a hard time keeping up a deal like that in the next president will be in a difficult position. so the bottom line that i want to emphasize here is it is just not enough to get a good deal. a good deal is a sustainable deal, and it is only sustainable if it is sustainable for both sides. let me stop here. [applause] >> there will be a question-and-answer period. >> i am happy to take questions after those excellent presentations. who wants to start? introduce yourself. who wants to ask the 1st question or comment? yes, in the back. >> it was mentioned that the iran nuclear program was at the top of his group's concern. where does israel rank in your scale of concern? >> there are three major threats that you face if your worried about a nuclear bomb going off someplace, worry about the new country trying to get it, worry about a terrorist group that can get there hands on a bomb and then your worri

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charles: of the ever before, unfettered capitalism. they agreed is too great.ven alan greenspan hinted at that. the political fodder that got president obama elected. somehow that resurrects itself with the shaky stock market going into the election with the shaky economy. people are saying is simply does not work. we have got to try something different. >> when the candidates continue to tell people that the way you prospers by solving wealth inequality rather than the way you saw wealth inequality is go become wealthy, when the candidates keep beating that drum have a segment of the population who sits back and says my will elect someone who will make me wealthy. that hasthat has not happened in the history of man. you have never had people in power make other people wealthy. this is the greatest economic system in the history of mankind. the little man has a better chance right now. ii mean, a better chance right now today than he has ever had. charles: you are amazing. i appreciate you coming on the show. >> in honor to be with you. charles: floyd mayweathe

that is cully preferable to having the pope move, but it's been interesting because they were unfettered. they did it. the pope would motion and they would go out and get the child. >> a perfect picture of the american police and american security. you know, you hear about this happen across the country this is the shot in the arm that the men and women in blue needed. they did a master rerful job and they should be very, very proud. this is the most compelling assignment. this was a really compelling with all the preps around this. and to see how -- nobody wanted to say anything until this man is getting back on the airplane going back to the vatican. the security of the united states and the police in the united states and the secret service did one heck of a job and they should be congratulated. >> as my father would say, we salute them. it has been a big job. john, you're nodding. why? >> i think it's a great scene. there you see the vice president with a big smile on his face. he came a stranger and departs a friend. >> how about that? i'm seeing on social media that people wish the

first, the bill lacks guaranteed minimum rewards and gives the secretary of transportation unfetteredt effectively remedy fraud, bringing in only about, pardon my, only about $54 million in the year before it was amended. whistle blowers are simply unable to risk their livelihood without the assurance of some compensation for doing so and reporting fraud or misconduct by their companies to the government. the fcc and cftc -- the concept works but a whistle-blower program that does not ensure minimum rewards cannot guarantee progress. i can think of no other law enforcement paradigm that requires that the target of the investigation is notified before the government can investigate. in my experience, whistle blowers often prefer to report internally, but since not all internal compliance programs are equal they have to make the choice about whether or not reporting to the company will target them for retaliation. in addition, by requiring a whistle blower to report internally, the government cuts off access to information about misconduct in the company giving an opportunity to coach w

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visit to raise questions about equality, the environment and the risks of unfettered capitalism. >> he is a ground breaker, a different kind of pope, the people's pope. >> reporter: because this is d.c. there will be a political under current to his visit. he will meet with president obama. they are expected to address several hot button issues, gay marriage, abortion, immigration to name a few. close attention will be paid to what the pope says during two other events when he addresses a group of 500 bishops in town and on thursday morning when the pope will address a joint meeting of congress. reporting live in d.c., rob nelson, channel 7 eyewitness news. >> thank you. >>> the pope's arrival in washington matches up with the start of the catholic church's world meetings of families in philadelphia. 18,000 pilgrims from around the gathering. the mayor and archbishop opening. the meeting will conclude francis. you can find complete details about the new york leg of his trip at abc7ny.com/pope. >>> republican presidential candidate donald trump befriended stephen colbert. >> i want to t

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. >> c-span takes you on the road to the white house, unfettered access to the candidates, town hall meetings, rallies and speeches. we are taking your comments on twitter. every campaign event that we cover is available on our website c-span.org. on saturday morning, candidates running for the democratic presidential nomination spoke at the 2015 democratic party state convention. we will begin with remarks from martin o'malley. this is 25 minutes. governor o'malley: thank you very much. [chanting o'malley] o'malley: thank you very much. it is great to be here with all of the once again in new hampshire where democracy is still alive and well and every person matters. [applause] knowing that new hampshire has the third-largest legislature in the world, i would like to see a show of hands how many of you who are currently serving in the legislature or have served in the legislature? and let us all salute your service in democracy. [applause] like greato knowledge a couple of other people. i would like to acknowledge joyce craig and jim duncan is on their recent successes and i were so

that nobody in cuba, maybe tenures professors at brown or something, left unfetterred from the uniteduld have made cuba prosperous. john: so with this goliath so nasty, you don't have libertarian think tanks in cuba? >> no, and look forward to the day when it will be safe for an organization to openly criticize government policy in cuba. we're not there yet. john: thank you, brad lips of the atlas network, 400 think tanks in 80 countries fighting for liberty. >>> coming up, how we libertarians are a lot like libertarians are a lot like david. good. very good. you see something moving off the shelves and your first thought is to investigate the company. you are type e*. shorten the distance between intuition and action. e*trade. everyone loves the picture i posted of you. at&t reminds you it can wait. at ally bank no branches equalsit's a fact.. kind of like mute buttons equal danger. ...that sound good? not being on this phone call sounds good. it's not muted. was that you jason? it was geoffrey! it was jason. it could've been brenda. ...and tkind of like you huffing sometimes, grandp

in the world we have learned that the iaea as it entered into a secret agreement that precludes unfettered funds expection. it also violates corporate law. we have not yet gotten that information. they are the leading supporter of terrorism. they have provided tens of billions of dollars in weapons and warmaking material. by also criticized and he called to and the ballistic mission. he called that stupid and idiotic. and that they should mass-produce weapons and the means of delivery. they still want to deliver nukes. i held two hearings. on the americans being held hostage. america commodity. abuse,main in jail tortured or missing. why are they not afraid? i yield back. >> chair recognizes gemma from california. >> i am pleased to yield three minutes to the gentleman from indiana. a ranking member of the subcommittee on defense. >> a judgment from indiana is recognized. >> i want to express my support the array nuclear agreement. as a ranking member of the house subcommittee i am acutely aware of the influence of a ran and its proxies on the security situation. however, despite my clear

his first visit to the fountain of unfettered capitalism which he sees as a greedy source of the world'sroubles. in washington, the pope's first stop, president obama ready to flaunt his leftist gospel and an in your face white house reception by hosting an assortment of opponents to catholic teaching. a pro abortion nun, famous for attacking the church, a gay episcopal beneficiary bishop, a transgender woman and several other gay activists. class was never the president's strong suit. perhaps he sees a kindred progressive soul in francis. more likely he's decided to teach the pope a lesson and use him for purposes of the left. of all the modern vicars of christ, it's francis who has guilty former catholics assuming that the church is ready to change its fundamental doctrines. writers make hash out of his sound bites, starting with his answer when asked about homosexuals. the famous who am i to judge? this sent a signal that francis was about to change centuries old teaching on homosexuality. he hasn't. liberals saw a further relaxation of doctrine when the pope emphasized inclusiveness,

what he has said is that unbridled or unfettered capitalism has a tremendous affect on the poor, on thechised. who wants unbridled capitalism? how do we have capitalism that works in the united states? by making sure it's under the rule of law. and i think we'd all be in favor of that. think of volkswagen, for example, right now. not following the rule of law. it's not a healthy thing. >> yeah., father, jonathan i know you've been -- been a very long day for you, we appreciate your insight into all of this and i want to remind our viewers we are going to stay on these live pictures as pope francis makes his way to the mass of the candidatization going to be held at the national shrine, this mass is going to be attended by 25,000, gerri willis, incredible. 18,000 people right now lining the streets. >> you know, what was incredible was your ability to stay silent during that debate between stuart and father morris. i would have jumped in there in a heartbeat. you were extraordinarily diplomatic and, by the way, you know, stuart as tough as he was within father morris held his own. and th

second of all, as somebody who is not a great fan as you know, of unfettered free trade, it is amazing to me why we can bring lettuce and tomatoes in from mexico but distributors and pharmacists can't bring in low cost prescription drugs from other countries around the world. that's pretty crazy. just speaks to the power of the pharmaceutical industry. we move forward in those two areas, we will substantially lower prescription drugs for the american people. >> so i just want to be clear, those two methods you just noted of lowering prices overall, this is bulk negotiation for medicare part d which is a huge drug breyer and he'sing importation of cheaper drugs. the first one was the government stepping in and saying you can't do. pharmaceutical companies say that's not the way america works. we've got a free market. i can charge whatever the market will bear. what's wrong with that? >> what's wrong with that, one out of five patients in this country who gets a prescription from a physician can't afford to fill it. so you get people who get sicker end up in the hospital because they can

high-value targets, these individuals who -- these highly motivated violent repeat offenders with unfettered access to guns. and just yesterday the federal prosecutors announced 14 gun cases that are going to go federal. that will have a chilling effect on the criminal activity in our city. and my hope is that as the country takes a look at how we are responding to not just the freddie gray incident but the surge in violence, we'll have some positive things to talk about, trends on getting on top of the surge. every time there's been a surge in homicides in the country before, the tide was stemmed by a national response. and as president of the conference of mayors that's what i'm going to look for. hopefully with the models in baltimore we have examples of things that can be transferrable to other cities. >> so far in baltimore alone, sense up to mid august when the data were collected, there have been more homicides than -- so far this year than in all of the previous years. so that is obviously concerning. you focus on gun violence and understandably. to what extent is this gang violence,

decision which ruled reach that in it would be as they put it in section 230 of the commissions act unfettered from federal and state regulation. they would let the free market determine the trajectory of this industry. that was largely the way across administrations and across the ethicacy's of different stripes have different -- was governor there were attempts to revisit that decision by adopting some species of net neutrality rules or standards. each time those decisions in 2008 and 2010 were struck down by the d.c. circuit in washington. and 2014 the agency took a third bite at the apple, and after, or 2015 actually, this followed the presidents of november 10, 2014, instruction that he wanted the fcc to adopt a very strong net neutrality regulation. on february 26 of issue that's exactly what the agency did. they adopted a bright line rule. first, no blocking by internet service providers of the isps of otherwise lawful content. no throttling, no degradation of the transmission of traffic to customers, and no prioritization, essentially providers could not offer content provided the abil

the violence and drugs that unfettered illegal immigration brings.e of america overseas. these are all real. and trump identified -- building up an emotional kwoesht inside his supporters. that override john mccain and carly fiorina. >> that's exactly right. but i don't want lenny in the oval office. i understand the frustration. >> and he changed his name to joe biden. >>> that was a joke. >> i understand your frustration. i understand that donald trump supporters, and many other supporters, bernie sanders reporters are sick and tired of politics, as usual. but, at some point, if you're a conservative, you don't accept attacks on john mccain who stayed in prisz when he could have walked out. >> in the face of unbelievable, garbage going on and the immigration situation, those things are significant to trump's base. last word? >> you're right -- as a question, as you rightly put it earlier, is will that expand? if it does, he may be the nominee. if he does, he may be the next president. if it doesn't expand, then it's over. >> we will wrap things up

an unfettered pursuit of money rules. the service of the common good is left behind.ital becomes an idol and guides people's decisions, once greed for money besides over the entire socioeconomic system, it runs society. he condemns enslaves men and women. it destroys human fraternity. if that's people against one another. as we clearly see, it even puts at risk our common home. amy: basically, you pope francis talking about capitalism as the dung of the devil. >> there is and should be a moral core to any economy whether it is called capitalism or any other system. if it doesn't have the moral core in which we agree on basics, kind of minimum standards of decency, we agree that we understand that trust is critical if an economic system is going to be maintained and sustained, then you're in trouble. i think one of the problems in the united states and one of the problems with contemporary capitalism as practiced by the american model is that it celebrates greed as the central principle. but that can't possibly be the central crystal because if it is all about greed, t

the pope has also been critical of so-called unfettered capitalism. he has attacked greece, corporations and the thirst for power and possessions. pretty much based on his belief that economic and social activity must be based on the virtues of compassion and generosity. so is the pope really anti-capitalist, anti-free market or just anti-poverty? it's a big difference. we're live with the former ambassador to the holy sea, jim nicholson, who also happens to be the former head of the republican national committee. we are less than an hour to the closing bell. rev up the electric apple car's engine and let's start the "countdown." ♪ ♪ liz: yes, and that's the wig news. word is apple's going to come out with its electric car. will the popemobile, i wanted to know this one day, be in an electric apple car? that remains to be seen, but at this hour it will be by foot that pope francis walks the 458 steps to the top of one of cuba's most religious sites to offer a blessing. we're going to take this live because this is a pope who, it seems, is on a cosmic

fuges, halt all advanced centrifuge development, completely eliminate its uranium stockpile, give unfettered access to the iaea and completely eliminate its long range missile program and would ratify the safest safeguards known as the additional protocol. under this agreement, iran doesn't have to do any of this. will a nuclear iran make the world a safer place? instead of giving the world's largest state sponsor of terrorism hundreds of billions of dollars and more intercontinental ballistic missile tknology and weapons, we should demand a better bay. the president should be working with congress in a bipartisan way because the world deserves a verifiable, enforceable, and accountable agreement that enhances safety, stability, and security. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from michigan. mr. levin: i reserve. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves. the gentleman from wisconsin. mr. ryan: at this time i yield two minutes to the gentlelady from arizona, ms. mcsally. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady is recognize for two minutes. ms. mcsally: mr. speaker, i

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immediately we want unfettered humanitarian access to the people in the camps and the people in the north so that their very basic living conditions are improved. they have access to health, education and to the minimum of activities that allow them to sustain their livelihood. but we also want that -- that cannot be the only objective. if we only ask for humanitarian access, we ask for better treatment of people who are in detention. and of course the international community cannot accept that. so we have at the same time to push for reversion of the narrative promoted by the government and countering the hate speech spreading out, that is going to take some time. but the government has to take the lead on that. and we need to have slowly release the introduction of the movement that they have. and that is difficult. for the time being, they are scared to get out of the camps because they know that the violence erupts against them and nobody will defend them. you need to have straight instructions to police forces to the military that they have to protect the fundamental rights of whoeve

visit to raise questions about equality, the environment and the risks of unfettered capitalism. >> he is a ground breaker. he is a different kind of pope. he is the people's pope. >> reporter: now, the pope and president obama will meet privately in the oval office first thing this morning about 9:15. they are expected to address heavy issues, climate change, immigration, abortion, gay rights. they have sharp differences on some of those issues and white house leaders say they will address the differences honestly. reporting live in washington, d.c., rob nelson, channel 7 eyewitness news. >> rob, thank you. stay with eyewitness news for updates on the papal visit. we will post updates on facebook, instagram pages. share your video with us using bc7ny. >>> police in linden, new jersey, suspended an officer accused of causing a deadly wrong way drunk. officer pedro abad pled not guilty monday. he crashed head on into a tractor trailer last march on staten island. two of his passengers were killed including an off duty linden officer and another >>> a mother on staten island is demanding