change and the challenges of the covid-19 pandemic. and so one thing that will be interesting to see if they discuss this and what the conversation, what kind of tone it took, and what direction it went in was talking about sharing covid-19 vaccines because that has been something that the white house has been pressed on by multiple world leaders to share more vaccines with other countries, third world countries that do not have the supply that we have in the united states where there are plenty of vaccines to go around, excess vaccine. so that was something that the pope has made really important and prioritized over the last several months is talking about vaccine sharing from wealthy nations with other nations. so in addition to obviously the personal relationship that the two have, a very warm relationship, it will be interesting to see what happened and what they talked about had it came to concrete measures like that. absolutely. and a lot of that is going on now, delia was jus
can t bring you the prominent person or the person involved who changes their mind about it. it s just an amazing thing. there was a man trying to murder a dozen republican members of congress several months ago and there was no i mean, they were on the they were there. they were on the receiving end of this, almost murdered. one of the prominent republicans in congress and nothing like that. and the thing that keeler said that s key here, also, is one of the most perverse notions in this conversation, taking aside all the policy rationals and legal questions is people have guns they stop this. more guns, that is a he addresses this. specifically to say there are people who have concealed carry licenses, guns on our tour buses. all useless to us with the insane amount of fire power to put together. that is technology story and it if it s going to be going to be anything other than usual impotence on the story it is a discussion about the technology that made this