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Tell us? the complete ease of rapport and that wasn't the only moment. right? president biden was talking quite a bit. that was towards the end, right? he was having to go out but kept stopping and saying these little side bars. that is what we saw because we didn't see what they were saying to each other inside. but certainly all of those moments that we saw, even handing him the command coin and so on. i haven't seen those kind of things happen when a head of state meets the pope. this was a very different kind of meeting and i've been watching these things for 20 years. so there was certain...

Consoled by the pope when his son beau died, okay? hold on for a second. and this challenge coin, a command coin, is something a lot of military leaders have. usually it has who you're with on one side and a state or some other information on the other. and they're given as gifts. the commander in chief last has one. the 261 is the division, the detachment his son beau served with. it's a very endearing thing to give. it is true that when one of the commanders gives you one of these coins, it means that the next time they see you, if you don't have it, you buy him a drink. and biden actually s...

>> and delia, 90 minutes the president spent with pope francis. and the emotional bond clearly was apparent. >> already the 90 minutes tells you this is a different kind of meeting. that is not standard for the pope francis and head of state. we saw president biden very at ease with the pope, joking with him. giving him that very personal command coin that was a poignant moment for the president. but what the president told reporters afterwards, that the pope francis said to him, i am happy that you are a good catholic, continue to receive communion. that is important for two reasons. one, is ...

'Your World' welcomed guests Tom Bevan, Marjorie Clifton and Ben Carson

Greenwood Cultural CenterTulsa, Oklahoma (June 1, 2021) 3:15 P.M. CDT THE PRESIDENT:  Well, thank you.  Please, if you have a seat, sit