canada is perhaps the most proficient linguist of all of the cardinals. it seems very unlikely that it would be an american, that people i have spoken to almost say that is not a possibility at all, but who knows really? it s really anybody s guess. what we ve been hearing just talking to the people who have come to rome, who have been coming to visit the vatican, is that they hope that the new pope will bring more energy, that it will be someone junger, more dynamic, who can reinvigorate the church and obviously this is a time when there s great sad ands great confusion, but a lot of people will tell you, look, this pope didn t capture the hearts of a lot of young people. he was not the most care iz matic, and he did not draw the enormous crowds that his predecessor did, and there is a feeling that catholicism is in danger and that they need someone who can give it a push. i think especially the people i
honor. call families. wish you weren t here. wish we didn t have to commemorate any of this. it is. bittersweet moment for the entire nation. for all of the country. particularly for those family members gathered here today. last year the nation and. all of family members want to try to crack it? yeah, that s the way to do it!
african-american neighborhood, the houses are in bad shape and it basically looked like the same neighborhood except for one thing. there s no factory like there was for my grandfather to go work in two stops on the subway. those factories aren t there anymore. no job for the entry level kid who graduates from high school. that s it. we ve got to tell our friends in corporate america to start reinvesting in the united states of america, rebuild manufacturing here rather than running to china. okay. i respect your logic. you re a 60s guy and on this particular economic situation you re the man to listen to. thank you very much. wish we didn t have to listen to you, but in these times you ve got to listen to bernie sanders. thanks for joining us from vermont. thanks, chris. next, we re joined by eugene robinson, a more moderate fellow, msnbc political analyst. you know, i have to tell you, sometimes i think the guy is really stuck in the 60s, but yet we re back to worst economi
there s no factory like there was for my grandfather to go work in two stops on the subway. those factories aren t there anymore. no job for the entry level kid who graduates from high school. that s it. we ve got to tell our friends in corporate america to start reinvesting in the united states of america, rebuild manufacturing here rather than running to china. okay. i respect your logic. you re a 60s guy and on this particular economic situation you re the man to listen to. thank you very much. wish we didn t have to listen to you, but in these times you ve got to listen to bernie sanders. thanks for joining us from vermont. thanks, chris. next, we re joined by eugene robinson, a more moderate fellow, msnbc political analyst. you know, i have to tell you, sometimes i think the guy is really stuck in the 60s, but yet we re back to worst economic times, not as bad as the 30s. look at the numbers tonight we came out with, gene. they are unbelievable. 70% of the people are an
the houses are in bad shape and it basically looked like the same neighborhood except for one thing. there s no factory like there was for my grandfather to go work in two stops on the subway. those factories aren t there anymore. no job for the entry level kid who graduates from high school. that s it. we ve got to tell our friends in corporate america to start reinvesting in the united states of america, rebuild manufacturing here rather than running to china. okay. i respect your logic. you re a 60s guy and on this particular economic situation you re the man to listen to. thank you very much. wish we didn t have to listen to you, but in these teams you ve got to listen to bernie sanders. thanks for joining us from vermont. thanks, chris. next, we re joined by eugene robinson, a more moderate fellow, msnbc political analyst. you know, i have to tell you, sometimes i think the guy is real stuck in the 60s, but yet we re back to worst economic times, not as bad as the 0s. l