and since you have been in government, you ve been briefed by science. ., , ., , science. and he now gets that this is something science. and he now gets that this is something that science. and he now gets that this is something that is science. and he now gets that this is something that is pretty - is something that is pretty significant. another striking phrase used, without being preachy or sounding virtuous. there a thought. we can point to a pretty good wreck in the uk, he says, which is knowing a language from a man who used to write the type of columns to which i refer or he would have been the first to leap on those who, in his view, then, might have sounded preachy or virtuous, so he s well aware of the scale of the challenge head on the scale of the arms that have to be twisted. the all thing start in the next few days with a world leaders summit which is kind of a part of the order process of the cop which will be opened by him tomorrow lunchtime, we have the princ
energy that you are seeing out there even from the 78-year-old man. you know, the difference is that, you know, francis is a reformer who is sending a different sort of message. and odd sentence popped into my head this morning that he preaches without being preachy. he goes to where people are, and the last thing is inspired by a hallway conversation that i had with a colleague at msnbc who is not catholic who said to her son, you know, this pope s embrace is wide and unconditional, and that is why he has real reach. not only to the catholics, and not only to the christians, bow to nonchristians, and nonbelievers. i have been hearing a lot from the nonbeliever friends over the last few days about how attractive they find francis. and you know, interestingly, e.j., my executive producer popped into my ear and said what