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. >> he is setting a new tone with the papacy choosing to wear simple white vestments, shake hands with the public and focus on the poor. >> presenting the priesthood as a task of service. >> choosing a simple apartment over the grand papal redz dense wearing a soccer jersey from his favorite time. >> jon: fooding the communion in tupperware. trading in the pope mobile for the pope moped. what else is he doing? >> paying his hotel bill after becoming pope. >> jon: popes didn't use to pay their hotel bills? [laughter] the other popes when did they do when they went to check out just like -- [laughter] hey, this things got no pockets what are you going to do? this pope francis seems like a breath of fresh air. i like. this he prefers the title of bishop of rome simpler and less majestic than pope or his holiness. >> jon: please his holiness lives in florida. [ laughter ] basically everything pope francis does is a standing reproach to the more flashy style of predecessor. i'm not saying pope benedict did it but every time he went to mexico kids hit him with sticks hoping jewels would pour

and keeping with his theme of simplicity, he chose to wear plain white vestments.tweeted, accept jesus into your life, even if you have been far away. he awaits you with open arms. >> the first pope that isn't european, and a whole new vibe into the vatican. a pretty big deal for most people here. reporter: and in a now characteristic break with tradition, pope francis moved among the thousands in an open car, waving, kissing baby, and embracing a disabled child. president obama delivered easter greetings as he led the first family to sunday mass at st. john's episcopal church. >> in brit dan it -- britain it was a royal easter in winsor, leaving church, the queen was greeted by children with flowers in california, the easter bunny dropped in for a visit from 4,000 feet. the landing by a hare. some 40,000 easter eggs came by special air delivery. all to the delight of hundreds of eager children who got up close and personal with their favorite rabbit. and in australia, an easter forll -- gorilla? it's easter at the zoo, too. you can enjoy the holiday just monkeys a

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and that gives us scale and insight no one else has. vestment management combined with investment servicing power of investments to people's lives. invested in the world. bny mellon. lou: talking with our next guest said that battle for power within obama administration sent american foreign policy into retreat making country look less engaged. joining us now, best selling author of brand-new book "the dispensable nation." vali nasr, welcome, we recommend your book. the need to stop leading militarily, you and i are having this conversation to day that president talks about game changers and red lines once again in syria and rhetori rhett continues. what is going on here? >> well president laid down a red line if syria uses chemical weapon then u.s. will get involved in the conflict, syria -- there severed tha there is ea has done so, if america does not do anything, it is about our credibility. our willingness to enforce our red line, we're not doing so that would impact our standing. lou: our standing is already i guess, suspect, given all developments. we have watched the obama drama, if

the actual stole, the purple vestment that he wore when he celebrated mass inside that prison camp. as the sun rose that easter sunday, he put on that purple stoll and led dozens of prisoners to the ruins of an old church in the camp and he read from a prayer that he had hidden. he read from a crucifixion that he made from sticks. as the guards washed, father kapaun and all those prisoners, men of different faith, perhaps some men of no faith, sang the lord's prayer and america the beautiful. they sang so loud that other prisoners across the camp not only heard them, they joined in, too. filling that valley with song and with prayer. that faith that they might be delivered from evil, that they could make it home was perhaps the latest gift to those men. that even amidst such hardship and despair, there could be hope. amid their misery in the temperal, they could see truths eternal. that even in hell there could be a touch of the divine. looking back, one of them said that's what kept a lot of us alive. yet for father kapaun, the howific conditions took their toll. thin, frail, he be

at night he would take of all his bishop vestments and go in as father john and bathe aids victims because he wanted them to see the love of christ before they died. that's what he wanted them to see. this is the church i want you to see. and t w y lead with real charity, then there's going to be a transformation. if you're just one more person in the public square screeching at everyone else, so is everybody else. why do we need to become a church for that? is that what we're going to die for? we're going to be martyred for that? so, it's to recovery christianity first,, something the christians are expecting the state to do what we're supposed to do. >> host: in what role specifically do you see for the church and christians in the political sphere. >> guest: the notion the political space can be isolated from what church teachings are can't occur, because, well, for many reasons. once you have a moral doctrine tied to the logical doctrine you deal with legal issues. so if you have a moral doctrine about marriage and the state is doing something different about marriage, you havefend you

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the actual stoll, the purple vestment that father kapaun wore when he celebrated mass inside that prison camp. as the sun rose that easter sunday, he put on that purple stoll and led dozens of prisoners to the ruins of an old church in the camp and he read from a prayer missel that he had. those of different faith, perhaps men of no faith, saying the lord's prayer and "america the beautiful." they sang so loud that other prisoners across the camp not only heard them, they joined in too, filling that valley with song and with prayer. that faith that theyed my be delivered from evil, that they could make it home, was perhaps the greatest gift to those men, that even amidst such hardship and despair, there could be hope. amid their misery in the temple they could see those truths that are eternal, that even in such hell, there could be a touch of the divine. looking back, one of them said that that is what kept a lot of us alive. yet for father kapaun, the horrific conditions took their toll. thin, frail, he began to limp, the blood clot in his leg, then came dysentery, then pneumonia. that

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the vestments of power. so with that, thank you. >> we heard four hithings. i want to reckon that reverend he has to fly- back and leave us early but today would not have been complete without him here. reverend jesse jackson. [applause] >> thank you. to reverendch sharpton for convening us. give me a big hand -- give him a big hand, won't you please? on your feet for reverend sharpton. [applause] thank godot help but so much again. it means so much to have this life. another big hand for reverend joseph lowery. [applause] in closing, i really must run our freedom allies may not be our quality allies. freedom is the end of indecency and barbarity. the gap is not so much between black and white but have and have not. but when you look at reverend lowery and mrs. abernathy and reverend vivian, there is a new staff today. from virginia to texas, you could not have the atlanta falcons and the carolina panthers had we not one. .- won you could not have the olympics in atlanta. are free butus, we not equal. how many of you have a relative, u ws somebody who is faci

we can makin vestments in those and i think we should. >> it's hard. clad where the money is supposed to go -- >> we're going to have to get the stimulus in 2009 give infrastructure a little bit of a bad name because of where all the money went. we have to get over that and still try to do infrastructure spending. >> he's right on the money. look at the breakdown. i don't think there's anywhere -- >> then we have to cut somewhere else. >> it's not a perfect system. >> some people as entitles grow they want to pay for growth in entitles. >> at the government level we may have to get more sophisticated in that there are transfer payments and investments, the same way for a company. we don't think we're throwing money away when we make an investment on something that will have a sustainable return. >> we account for it differently too. that's part of the issue. >> you're right. i agree with you. >> mostly doing transfer payments. we haven't done as much investment. >> all right. david, thank you. you'll be with us, robert, for the rest of the -- >> a quic

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w vestments upfront and avoid more costly conflicts and greater burdens down the road. , we'vepast fewmonths seen developments underscore the state -- stakes for having a strong and -- strong american presence in the world. that was a positive step toward stability in the volatile region of the world where we need partnerships. the committee is more than immersed in suyyruiaia. we have treated millions to humanitarian relief -- we have provided millions to humanitarian relief. i expect we will talk about syria somewhat today. having returned from beijing and north koreathe issue took center stage, we are reminded once again that america is the guardian of global security. we should be proud of that. one not turn our back on keys nor will we hesitate what we need to do to defend our allies. if budget is an analyst patient of our values and priorities -- this budget is an illustration of our values and priorities. i have a record of wanting to do deficit reduction. we are grappling with these at the stateoo department. as part of the budget, we will help cut our deficit responsibly while