had to evangelize and talk about 2,000 years of church teaching on issues such as life, marriage and family and religious liberty which i think was about the first issue he brought up with the president. >> all right. congressman tim huelskamp, republican from kansas, was at that speech today. thank you very much. on your screen right now you see the enormous nypd and security presence that is outside the vatican's diplomatic residence. that will be where pope francis will be spending this evening. he is up 5th avenue from st. patrick's cathedral where he just conclude aid vespers service, an evening prayer service. there was not a mass. there was no eucharist at that service. it was a prayer service. the pope did speak briefly. a beautiful choir sang. the attendees bursting out into applause at several points. i want to also bring in senator chris murphy of connecticut who was inside the house chamber for the pope's speech. senator, your reaction to what the pope -- the first ever in the history of this nation, papal address to a joint session