now, last time it happened was nearly 60 years ago. 1963, j.f.k., pope paul vi. kennedy was still overcoming anti-catholic sentiment, and he would be now perceived as taking orders from the pope on how to run the country. thankfully that kind of stigma seems passe, at least i hope it does. but president biden s trip isn t without its own controversy. the issue of reproductive rights is heating up in america and becoming a fringe political cudgel. now you have an interesting division in the catholic church. bishops say he shouldn t be able to take holy communion because he supports women s resprocketive rights. but that s not what the pope says. where are the people? more than half the american people say religion, catholicism
does. but president biden s trip isn t without its own controversy. the issue of reproductive rights is heating up in america and becoming a fringe political cudgel. now you have an interesting division in the catholic church. by hops say the president shouldn t be allowed to take holy communion because he supports women s reproductive rights. but that s not what the pope says. where are the people? less than half of americans say religion, catholicism or otherwise, is important to them. what should we make of this meeting and what this issue means to americans? that s why i brought in the wizard of odds, not a theologian but he is a statistician. he can help us understand why this is much more about politics than it is about faith at this point. harry, let s look at where we