the middle east, immigration reform and the battle over that subject that is taking place and seems to have been taking place in this country, george, for decades now, but those are subjects that the pope will be talking about tomorrow when he addresses his joint meeting of congress and yet i was interested to hear him say i will offer words of encouragement to lawmakers, not give them a lecture. >> well, he's not coming here as the 436th member of the house or the 101st senate. he's coming here as universal pastor of the catholic church, and i think he understands that this is a difficult moment in american political history. a lot of divisiveness, a lot of head-banging, not a whole lot of serious moral conversation about how we ought to be living together, and i think he want to lift that vision of possibility. it doesn't have to be this. >> the ceremony part of this morning is concluding, as can you hear the p.a. announcer telling the people, the 15,000 or so people who have gathered here at the white house that this part of the activities is over. we still have a parade of sorts around the ellipse where the pope will be toured and get a chance to see some of the faithful who have gathered here. they're going to meet now for 45 minutes or so, george, in private with just two translators. i would imagine at this point they're going to hit some of those issues we talked about. do they agree on more than they disagree on? >> there will be two meetings, matt. the holy father and president obama will meet with the translators. secretary of state kerry and the cardinal secretary of state who was here today will be meeting. and i think they will do more of the nitty-gritty. that's generally the way these things work. but i do expect and i know the bishops of the united states expect that the pope is going to underscore to the president how urgently the bishops feel about obamacare and its impact on religious freedom. >> let's go to nbc senior white house correspondent chris jansing, who is, i think, just above us here. chris, you have had a good view of this. what else can you add? >> reporter: i think that i was watching very closely the faces in the crowd, matt, to gauge their reaction, their experience. you and maria and george have been at many of these events at the vatican. it is a profoundly emotional experience that folks go through. i thought i saw a few people wiping away tears. i saw a few people hugging. much like maria, i saw a lot of people with wide smiles. this brings to mind the francis effect. what effect will his trip here have on what's happening in america since they are addressing so many of the issues that are so important to america that you mentioned, from immigration to climate change to normalization of relations with cuba. and i think we saw with pope john paul a call to religious life, a call to the priesthood. we're seeing, with this pope, so many people who are either coming back to the church or considering coming back to the church. and i guess the question that lingers out here today, as we are in washington in this magnificent setting, is what impact will he have, if any, on what's been a tremendously negative political discourse in this 2016 political season. the slick we've seen in congress that has made so many americans so disappointed. what will the francis effect be? i can tell you, looking at the faces on the folks in the crowd that they have been moved. will others in washington in positions of power, which he mentioned people in positions of power, will they be moved, matt. >> thank you, chris. that's exactly right. we're sitting in a location that is a bit of rarefied air. it's one of the days where you stop and think about how fortunate you are to have a job like this. i take pictures every once in a while. i took this one a second ago of the view from where we sit of watching the president and the pope address this crowd. george, i am taken back to 2008 where i had the great honor of sitting in this exact location at that time when pope benedict visited the white house and president bush. i sat with tim russert at that time. i not catholic, however, i agree with maria, you sit and you watch this and you look at the faces of the people who are witnessing it with you, and it is a deeply moving experience. it makes you feel good, and it gives you hope and hopefully that can be the message and that can be the feeling that lasts throughout the next five or six days of the pope's visit to this country. >> matt, as you know, the word "catholic" means universe. dylan thomas, i think it was, said catholicism means here comes everybody. that's true in the united states ee and fixed ee and fixed besides the 20% down, and you need to afford the property taxes, and the insurance, and if you can afford all of that and you know it, go ahead. but you hae t dt, caeeniy nn home, and be careful, girlfriend. >> and we we don't know where she is calling for, because it is so much more expensive in other parts of the country, and just one year out of college. >> and here is thing, people say, $1,300 in month in rent and i can afford a $1,300 a month mortgage, no. if you pay $1,300 a month mortgage, it is going to be about $2,000 with insurance and maintenance. big difference. >> and here is farra saving for retime. i make $5,000 a month, and reretirement is to set aside $6,500 to have the same lifestyle, and i puts a side the same amount as my company. >> and why don't you instead of having a mortgage, pay off the mortgage, and the largest expense you is the mortgage payment, and if you don't have that, then you don't need as much, and pay down the debt and pay down expense, and that is the next thing that you need to do to catch up. >> and is isn't there a tax reason to keep part of the mortgage. >> you would think so, but in tending years of the mortgage, there is no write-off anymore, because the banks want all of the money up front, and so they chr you the interest up front, and then in the ending years, you are paying all of t prip and so that way, if you sell the house, they have their money anyw anyway, and after the first 7 to the 10 , truly a shame. >> and tiffany wants to ask this about debt. i know you said to leave your retirement alone, and what if you are drowning in debt and it is enough to pay off all of your credit card debt and student loan debt. >> well, no, tiffany, you are not old enough to draw it penalty tax-e free and if you owe $100,000, you have to withdraw $200,000, because you will pay ordinary income tax and a penalty, give me a break. leave it alone and let it grow and figure out ways to get a low-interest rate on the ways that you have the credit cards and if you are afraid of the student loan debt, transfer it to the zero% credit card and there are ways to tackle the debt without touching the retirement, girlfriend. >> and listen to mama, and who doesn't. and here is the one froml what should a young professional with a 401(k) do to invest and save more? 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>> the answer is b, 11. anybody in the audience get t t that? so you want to hear a couple of them. basketball, beach volleybl, sport, and football, handball and they added hockey and rugby, tennis, and water polo and amazing sport. >> it is going to be a great olympics. hoda? >> what is your name? >> whitney. >> and i am your? >> feared mother. >> and which is the standard answer that you may not receive on the standard "magic 8 ball"? you may rely on it, it is not likely or -- >> a. >> b, it is not likely. oh, look at this one from kathie lee. >> and it is b, it is not likely, and apparently, there are ten positive and ten negative. and i can't stand that sucker, and the best thing is that if you get the wrong answer, you shake it again. >> okay. all right. so, hoda? >> all right. let me say hello to these people real quick. hi. >>. > what is your name? >> laura. >> where are you from? >> branchville, new jersey. >> all right. here you go. finish this lyric to the jerry lee lewis song. ♪ goodness gracious -- >> great balls of fire. >> goodness gracious great balls of fire. >> she is right, goodness gracious great balls of fire. and apparently he loved the piano so much that he had the pool in the shape of it. and do you love anything so much that you h in the shape of it? 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>> that is what happens to will forte's character phil in the new comedy "last man on earth" and he ends up alone with no person in sight. >> and then characterers start to the appear, and it is so much fun and the series is back for season two. oh. i guess you don't like to sit for hours in makeup and have it added to you? >> well, it is easy for the makeup people. and all of this stuff here. >> and what does the family think of this? >> well, nobody likes it. si like a -- it is, you know -- well, it is -- >> well, look at that. >> and it is horrifying. >> and it is the side growth here. >> and i know. it is like 19th century presidential. >> and grizzly adams-ish. >> and what do you like about walking around with the beard? >> well, it is certainly like no answer, and there is nothing about this that is great. >> and i did tell you something about this that is great, because i said lice like clean hair. >> and i said one thing is that the i keep it clean, and she said, oh, lice like that. >> and isn't it difficult there to eat? >> okay, let's separate the two. i mean, eating is tough with this area, but this is, it does not matter down here, because stuff will get stuck here, and when i would eat a sandwich, and if this is too long, the first bite would be pulling down here. >> and what about spaghetti and pasta would be nasty? >> well, it is a lot of hazards with this thing. but doi keep it clean. >> and season two of the show, and congratulations for this show, and you are here to stay for a while? >> yes sh, we have plans. we have plans. >> good, good. >> and why are you loving it and where did the idea come from? >> for the beard? >> no, the show. >> you know the thing that you are here to promote. >> oh, yeah. and my friends chris miller and phil loerd did the "21 jump street" and "22 jump street" and we gotting together and wanted to doing something. >> and tell everybody the premise. >> the virus has wiped everybody out in the world except for me. and i'm immune, and i think they 'm all alone and decide to give up and do a suicide. >> a comedy by the way. >> comedy. and then christen charles shows up, and we decide to repopulate the world, and then slowly other people show up. >> but you have not done it. >> where do you go if you have fertility problems? >> you have to go caveman style. >> and that is the thing that you take for granted in modern-day society. >> right. and i like the premise. >> and we are horrible in this situation. >> we are all so spoiled. >> since you are here and the beard and the person here. >> the fourth person in the room. >> and if you n'mind, we want to know how sturdy it s and how many things it can hold without hurting you. >> without hurting you. >> and so we want to start counting here to put things in. a couple of toothpicks. oh, no, one, two, three, four. >> a wine cork. >> look at that. >> behind the ear. >> what about in the toothpicks. >> what about the pencil. >> go for heavy. >> and that is perfect. >> the pencil is perfect. >> right down here where it is thickest. >> you do it. >> yes! woo! >> that is just stunning. >> very kinky. >> thank you, will forte. 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[ laughter ] >> sure was. but you love still working, and can you ever see yourself retiring, because you are like betty white? >> just donking me with the silver, and it is doesn't have to be silver. it is a metal object. and they are going to be donging me. >> they won't give you the silver is hook. and you are a thoughtful actress and you are not ovhe y no. >> where am i. >> and did you turn down a role that the afterwards you said, hmm, that was dumb? >> well, it was a play. i didn't turn it down actually, and they didn't actually speak to me about it. >> but you wanted it. >> it was "peter pan." >> oh, well. >> mary martin was in it. >> and what did you want to do the after that. >> well, this is it. and the whole look. >> what are you going to do? >> i am going to to get up. it is very difficult, and i can get this far and then you come in [ laughter ] >> and you come in. >> what are you leaving us? >> it is over here. what happened? >> it is a buful, nflower. >> well, ye shgwell, i hope it a change. >> everything for real. >> are you taking this home, cloris? >> no, they match beautifully. >> that is the point. >> i didn't know what she was going to do, and i was terrified. >> all righty. this is happening will hit select theaters next week. and we want to thank cloris for all of the great performances through the years. with we will be back in a moment, but first, this is "today" mirrors. they show us all our problem areas... those places that we can't wish or squish away. well now fear no mirror, and eliminate those problem areas with coolsculpting - the patented cooling technology targets and kills fat cells, with no surgery or downtime. so if you want to see a slimmer you when you look in the mirror, go to coolsculpting.com today to receive a limited time offer for a free consultation. do you know what the most feel-good song is now according to the survey? >> which one? >> and it is the queen's 1978 hit -- >> of all time? i hardly -- no. >> it is the perfect formula, the fast tempo and the fast key and strong lyrics. and so i don't know, but i picked this one. ♪ what your mama said, shake, shake ♪ ♪ and drop what your daddy said move move shake shake and drop what your sister said move move shake shake ♪ >> and this one, look, let's get into karen carpenter. let e let's start right here. ♪ there's a feeling coming over me ♪ ♪ there is wonder in almost everything i see ♪ ♪ and got the mountain up high ♪ and the sun in my eye ♪ and it is such a dream >> there i'm lika small boxer. ring. you don't expect much... and then, wham! i hit 'em with huge creamy goodness! alright round two! bring it, girlfriend! rich, creamy, 100% natural cheese. mini babybel. snack a little bigger. right now at 11:00, the pope in america, an historic morning at the white house. dignitaries and the devoted showered plenty of praise upon pope francis on this, his first full day in the u.s.holy father sends a strong message about our planet. and here's the look at the papal parade route. plenty of people lining the streets. nbc news will have a special report when that happens and we