nations have in the wake of the pandemic and the effect that had worldwide. so it is going to be a little bit of both when they get behind closed doors. of course we will not see much of this meeting because of how they have curtailed the press coverage of this. typically you would see them going in to meet, saying their hellos and then the press will leave the room. we won't have that moment today of course, chris. >> great insights. thank you very much, caitlyn. both men were unlikely choices for leadership. now here they are. how can they help each other in this meeting, father beck? >> well, it's interesting. i think they are both facing similar object ta cals. there is this faction in the catholic church and politically here in the country. in a sense i see them as allies in that. pope francis has been critiqued by right-wing media. he has come back at them for the critique. we have seen great division with the recent election of the country of those who are saying the election is not even legitimate. are some saying the same thing about the papacy of francis. they have been both maligned by similar factions. and i think that gives them a certain solidarity aside from the fact that you again from a shepherd and a parishioner, a member of the flock meeting. yes, it's heads of state, but it is a pastoral visit because obviously president biden has met the pope before. it's like the fifth time he has met him. and so there is a certain connection between these two that i think we'll see carried out. >> right. i'm here in rome with delia gallagher and father dwyer. you want to come to the city and make a show, put a new face on america for the allies. what does it mean to start by meeting with his holiness. >> look, it is very important for the pope as well. this is happening on the eve of g20, cop 26, both international meetings discussing issues that pope francis has staged a large part of his pontifficate is. >> here's the president of the united states. he is meeting the region of the papal household. >> reporter: he will greet them. he greets also the gentleman, the papal footman. he says hello to them. and then they will go inside the apostolic palace. of course the pope doesn't live there anymore. he has chosen not to live there. he still greets heads of state there because that is where the papal library is. when you see the pope come to the window, that's the papal apartments. that's where president biden will go now. >> you can see the excitement on his face with his wife there. in terms of francis's message, why does it mean so much to a pope? and let's forget the irony that he is there to talk about climate and showed up with 80 gasoline powered cars. >> he has given us one another as gifts to us. and we have the responsibility to be stewards of that. but pope francis would see it as if someone lent you their precious ronoir and said i will be back in a little while and we use it to clean up the paint in the garage. it is ours to take care of. we believe that is theological. that comes from god. >> on a practical level, we talk about the pope, the catholic church. at a grassroots level, the catholic church has hundreds of organizations throughout the world that are on the ground. you want to talk about vaccines. you have catholic relief services, catholic charities, hospitals run by catholic personnel that are ready to implement any plans. you know, the pope can talk about these things. they can implement these things. he needs world leadership, u.s. leadership and other governments to come together and organize the plan. so that's where i think the focus is for this meeting. >> there's no question there is great significance here personally for the american president. but the g20, he didn't have to meet with the pope first even though he is in rome and this is obviously the seat of the vatican. it is the eternal city. why is it important for this president to meet with the pope right out of the box? >> i think it's not surprising of course. this is something that is so personal to the president. he's one of our most religious presidents openly that we have had in some time. every saturday nearly he is going to mass at 5:30 p.m. in georgetown. he talks about his religion in his presidential speeches a lot. he has quoted the pope before and talked about his message that he has said throughout the world. he brought his rosary beads during the bin laden raise when obama was in office. i don't think it's surprising he is starting his second major trip overseas with this visit. something you were talking about made me think about comparing the relationship this president has with this pope compared to the last president. often when you saw pope francis trying to serve as a moral counterpart when trump was in office, talking about building walls and a lot of policies he had, such a different message that the pope took throughout the world. lately you have seen the pope talking about nationalism and the president also president biden talking about that, how he has called it phony populism. and you have seen this sperwovenness when it comes to aspects like that. it shows how often they agree on these matters as well. obviously from two very different perspective from the pope and the president. obviously it will be a personal discussion that the two of them will likely have behind closed doors as well. >> father beck, often religion is a no-go zone in politics. if somebody says they're devout, we leave it at that. i don't. trump was using its a masquerade. he changed positions on what was moral or immoral to help himself. that has never been what biden is or was. as a time when you were mentioning earlier what orthodoxy means. i thought this is something both men wanted to be very outward. yet the vatican will keep a lot of it quiet. we will have to hear versions of it later on. what do you make of that move? 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>> xi jinping and vladimir putin, two adversaries. i think this gives president biden some running power there. he wants to refocus american policy on dealing with china, engaging it where they can, particularly on climate issues. but not only on that, but iran, north korea, economic growth but confronting it and confronting many of its crackdowns in hong kong, threatening taiwan. not having putin there, not having xi jinping frees them up to gather the tkpwraup and saying china is a growing threat and russia needs to be contained. you will notice as soon as they landed the g20's first statement was actually one about suppression of media in russia. i think it plays to his benefit that they are not there in person. >> it's very interesting. that sub deal you mentioned has happened with the back drop of this pivot to china, this focus on china. and europe is worried, right. they're worried as they watch the u.s. change its focus. what does he need to do to be very clear that european nations are such important partners for america? . >> well, one thing he needs to do is get them to join the effort to go teal with china. china, while more distant from europe, is in many ways as threatening to them on control of information. he's already had some success, as had president trump in getting countries to turn away huawei equipment. not all of them have done it, but some have. that is about letting china control the networks of the nato allies and of course in latin america and africa. but i think that the biggest trick that he is going to have at this point is to sort of prove the america is back line that seemed evident to everybody in the spring. then he went through the summer in which people began to question is america really back? and the term, the perfect on the, you are turning your back on someone else. he has to make it clear that the agenda for america's traditional european allies and beyond is as vigorous as the one in the pacific. and the fact of the matter is this is a world of resources. he will have to overwhelmingly move to the pacific. . >> limited resources. let's talk about the vaccine and coronavirus. what about on that front? 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president came out obviously excited. that's not the pope. that is the man who overseas all of the main buildings within the vatican. of course a lot of pomp and circumstance here. so the first lady and the president met him and then met the seniority, men in high positions here. then they go inside and meet with el papa. we thought we were going to get to see this meeting. that would have been unusual because the vatican, the holy sea despite its name, you don't get to see that much. you will get reckonings from both sides. on a political level, and, yes, you have to talk about the papacy in terms of politics. they want to have a political footprint. these are men strained with their objectives. pope francis has division within his ranks. joe biden as president of the united states we are seeing playing out at home, divided. this is not a robust debate. this is a problem he has. he has to fix it because he's at the top of the party. and then what joins them both, not just being 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harassment. mj lee is joining us with this. >> this criminal complaint alleging a sex crime filed against the new york governor. it details an incident that allegedly took place in december 2020 inside the governor's mansion. he forcibly placed his hand under the victim's blouse and touched her breast, according to the complaint. the victim's name was redacted. it was filed by at bean sheriff's office yesterday. interestingly, the d.a.'s office saying it was surprised to see the filing, this lack of coordination seems noteworthy given that it is up to the d.a. to decide whether to pursue this charge. as you will all remember, multiple women accused cuomo of sexual harassment. it led to his resignation. he has repeatedly denied the charges. his lawyer said cuomo has never assaulted anyone. and the lawyer questioned the albany sheriffs motives. he has been summoned to appear in court november 17th. that's a date that we are looking out for. . >> all right. we'll be watching that. mj, thank you so much for the latest. joining us now senior legal analyst and former assistant u.s. attorney for the southern district of new york, elie honig. >> so the charge is forcible touching. that means when a person touches another person without content either for the touchers sexual gratification or to degrade or humiliate the other person. arguably both could apply. this is a misdemeanor. they are the less serious crimes. but within the world of misdemeanors, it is an a-level misdemeanor. the maximum penalty is one year in prison. but also, because it's a class a misdemeanor, the former governor is entitled to a jury trial here. that's where this could, could end up. >> all right. it's very unusual how this went down, that it happened through the sheriff's office, through the police, not the d.a. a statement from the d.a. is worth reading because it shows you how unusual they think it is. like the rest of the public, we were surprised to learn a criminal complaint was filed in albany city court by the albany county sheriff's office against andrew cuomo. . >> this is really an unusual situation. an often overlooked feature of our criminal justice system, sheriffs have the authority to start a criminal case on their own. and that's what happened here. most of the time we like to think they sit town and consult with prosecutors. you should do that if you have time. when police start on their own, they don't have time, something is happening on an emergency basis. here they had all the time in the world to meet with the prosecutor. b, everybody knows this is a high-profile case. it looks like the sheriff's office went out on their own without consulting with the d.a. that put the d.a. in a difficult position. this case only proceeds if the d.a. signs off on it. >> we were just talking about richard burr and the sec investigation in possible insider training. what is the difference between sec investigation and criminal investigation, which the doj dropped before. could this once again cause that to reopen? >> sec is civil. nobody goes to jail off an sec case. the penalty is going to be financial. of course a criminal case, much bigger stakes, hyper burden of proof. but this is important. the fact that they closed down the investigation of richard burr does not mean it can't come back to life. there is nothing magical about closing an investigation. i would call up the office manager, take away the files and the boxes. but if i found new information, i would call back up, get the hand cart and bring them right back up. so that can happen. >> but it would take affirmative decision from an attorney general that doesn't seem to like to court political controversy. >> merrick garland would have to come in and reverse the decision made by the prior administration. the key, the only way to justify it is going to be if they come up with significant new information that they didn't know before. . >> elie honig, thank you for helping us 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game and woke up to find out it was a crazy finish. >> i couldn't fall asleep, john. about three hours of sleep. defensive coordinator, top three receivers out due to covid and injury issues. most impressive win of the season. how about 31-year-old long trusted randall cobb. rodgers's face, this is the face of a legend. blasted. hanging tough. touchdown. touchdown, baby. awesome game. down to the wire. cardinal down three with a chance to win. murray's pass is intercepted in the end zone. douglas wasn't even on the packers's roster until 22 days ago. signed from, the cardinals. 7th in a row. 24-21. murray can't believe it. a.j. green never even turned for the ball. only remaining undefeated team in the league goes down. john, world series shifts to atlanta for tonight's game 3. first pitch just after 8:00 eastern. rain in the forecast. nothing going to dampen the spirits of these fans. first since 1999. it will be a good one against the astros. hope you have fun there. thanks so much. >> you got it. it's a name changer, but will it be a game changer. . >> i am proud to announce that starting today our company is now meta. our mission remains the same. still about bringing people together. >> or is it just a lame changer. that is ceo mark zuckerberg announcing his company is changing corporate name to meta. of course this comes after this huge wave of negative press about failures for hate speech and misinformation. zuckerberg says his company is refocusing on the metaverse. christine romans is here to explain. >> it feels a lot like look over here, folks. facebook papers? what facebook papers. mark zuckerberg wants you to look over to the virtual future, rebrand from facebook, a name synonymous with an algorithm that spreads disinformation and anger and threatens democracy for meta, metaverse. they imagine the next iteration of the facebook experience. zuckerberg calls it a set of -- you can see it there. a set of virtual spaces. what? imagine your avatar going to a concert with your best friend who is there in person. that is one of the potential virtual spaces. if he thought that product announcement would distract from facebook's real world image problem, well, he is already living in augmented reality. he said facebook is just one of the company's products. it doesn't encompass everything we do. google did this, changing the name to alphabet. but he said it is like philip morris change to go altria. the company will be known as meta platforms inc. they were unsparing in the mocking of the facebook chief for this move. month you about beta not meta. >> berman was up watching a game. and i was up watching twitter go crazy. >> donie had some funny tweets. >> there is no joke that that can be made that wasn't made better on twitter. >> do you draw a laser on the criticism? >> if the goal and distraction was ridicule. if he would prefer ridicule on the focus of other things, maybe it worked. i'm not sure. >> i think it compounds the problem. . >> in general, a lot of people who cover the companies found it tone deaf. when you are on two continents, potential real regulation to your business, it seems sort of out of the virtual blue. >> how about you deal with your problem by addressing your problem. just a thought. i don't know. >> throwing that out there. >> i'm just throwing it out there. christine romans, thanks so much. 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