of import, not only to the church but to those who are voiceless and have no voice at all. and as we talk the about, there are some areas of common ground particularly on economic policy, certainly at least with respect to broad aspirations where the hope is they can align and people can connect with the shared equality agenda. pope francis recently wrote a powerful critique of income inequality and said, quote, just as the commandment thou shall not kill sets a clear limit in order to safeguard the value of human life, today we have to say thou shall not to an economy of exclusion and inquality. such an economy kills. isn t this at odds with america s capitalist free market? no, pope francis comes from argentina and watched what happened when his country went into recession and had to
if they really think this is like nazi germany, why don t they talk about the pope? pope francis talks more about income inquality than president obama does. they call him a nazi, really? i think that all of this uglyness, i mean from the left or the right, i mean, we do not have to get extreme to have a discussion on fairness and the most, one of the most horrific things in the history of the world was what happened in nazi germany. close the gap in areas in this country and middle income inquality to be compared to this it should be beneath anyone particularly intelligent people that have done so well in this country. amen. thank you for your time. thanks. coming up, too rich to jail, the teen who killed four drunk
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is, where the economy is, and where the parties are. democrats at the moment back on their heels because of obamacare. the president is struggling to get back to a good place. and the economy is better but not great. willie, a good point that larry makes here is the people don t feel their personal economy is better. people don t vote on a gdp or some other indicator. they vote on how they feel. at the moment, people don t feel great which is why democrats, both parties, are looking at these poverty income and inquality measures we were just talking about around the table. we were talking about this earlier but a tension of republicans still wanting to focus on obamacare if that is a good issue for them in their districts and democrats wanting to focus on unemployment insurance and raising the minimum wage where they think they can get an advantage over republicans. yeah. we got a document yesterday from house republicans as an
with their namelies for the holidays have made him a rock star. more than 6.6 million people have attended events with this pope at the vatican since his election in march. all most three times the number who came to hear pope benedict in all 2012. what pope francis has done most of all its refocus the church s emphasis towards caring for the poor and addressing growing inquality. and the upon tich hpontiff has . for the poor will never cease from the land, therefore i command you, saying, you shall open your hand wide to your brother. to your poor. and your needy in your land. first john, 3:17. but who ever has the world s goods and sees his brother in need and closes his heart against him. how does the love of god abide in him. not clear whether the bible speaks specifically as to whether giving to the poor depend on how much love the giver receives in return from the church.