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Brothers, in this mystery. in prayer. especially in the daily eucharist. this is our joy that no one can take away from us. before to personally say good-bye to you, i would like to say i will continue to be close to you in my prayers, especially over the next few days. so that you may be full of the passion of the holy spirit in the election of the new pope. may the lord show you what he wants from you. among you, there is the future pope. to whom today i promise my unconditional reverence and ...

The popes take on the church, always growing, always changing. as he talks about a living church, we have to reflect on how this act of resignation will actually change the church and affect the cardinals who will choose a successor. >> right. i thing we saw today that pope benedict is seeking to reassure catholics on two things. he may be changing the office of the papacy in a dramatic way. hes reassuring them hes not changing the core values of the catholic church. and that the church can adap...

Person shall be kept from voting because of his race or his color. we have all sworn an oath before god to support and to defend that constitution. we must now act in obedience to that oath. >> and so that was a joint address to congress a week after john lewis was nearly beaten to death marching for voting rights in selma. and so a year after the freedom summer and its martyrs too, there was lbj proposing the voting rights act of 1965, and it passed, and he signed it into law. and the voting ri...

We still expect to see your goodness prevail. rise up, oh god, and save us from ourselves. >> amen. catholics in the senate and around the world today said good-bye to pope benedict xvi known as pope emeritus now. it was a historic moment kissing the ring for the final time and waved farewell to the faithful. he left for the last time as vowing obedience to his successor. the 85-year-old cited failing health as the reason for his retirement. hes a pacemaker, blind in one eye and reliant on a wal...

Audience. we didnt expect him to speak today. yet he delivered a speech to cardinals, in which he said that the college of cardinals need to work like an orchestra. he referenced yesterday that the church is alive. he said, quote, i pledged my unquestioned reverence and obedience to the next pope. hes telling them, theres been a lot of speculation about how the catholic church will deal with two popes. >> i mean, thats -- i find that to be a fascinating situation, its the first time in hundreds ...

God to support and to defend that constitution. we must now act in obedience to that oath. >> and so that was a joint address to congress a week after john lewis was nearly beaten to death marching for voting rights in selma. and so a year after the freedom summer and its martyrs too, there was lbj proposing the voting rights act of 1965, and it passed, and he signed it into law. and the voting rights act did not make it illegal to keep people from voting based on their race. that was already il...

Well? >> in the past couple of days hes been ad libbing more, as he never has. he did it yesterday at the audience where he looked out at the crowd and he said, you know, people say the church is declining and i see life in the church, looking at those 150,000 people there to say goodbye. today, nobody expected him to address the cardinals and he gave a speech and that speech had one very pointed message and that was this, that he was pledging his unconditional reverence and obedience to the nex...

Vatican, and joins me now. ann, what an extraordinary day. i cant even imagine being in your shoes, and theyre not red pradas, i assume. >> no. >> seeing all this take place. what is the emotional part of this, and also that very interesting message that he pledged basically obedience to his successor. he is not going to be quarterbacking from the sidelines. >> no, and i think he tried to make that very clear today, andrea. i think two things about this day. we have seen pope benedict sort of ad...

The constitution says that no person shall be kept from voting because of his race or his color. we have all sworn an oath before god to support and to defend that constitution. we must now act in obedience to that oath. >> and so that was a joint address to congress a week after john lewis was nearly beaten to death marching for voting rights in selma. and so a year after the freedom summer and its marters too, there was lbj proposing the voting rights act of 1965, and it passed, and he signed ...

Im not backing down. >> megyn: uh-huh. well, this is setting up a legal showdown. so, how does that play out? judge andrew napolitano is a senior judicial analyst. how does that play out. he admitted the top of the interview they had the legal right to the information. >> unfortunately for those who want the privacy protected theres a statute that does mandate the public revelation of those who have a license to keep and bear arms. thats one side of this is. the other side of this is public serv...