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if you have called us and the last 30 days, put down the phone today and pick up the keyboard and send us a message. you can reach us on email. the addresses -- in "usa today" this morning, one of the headlines emblematic of this day for the president. richard wolf writes -- to tell us more about the president's trip, jeff mason from reuters joins us on the phone, the white house correspondent. welcome to the program. guest: thanks very much. host: what does the president hope to accomplish with this trip? guest: well, i think there are a lot of things on the list. one is just really...

>> you should write -- sure. you get your own phone. >> is that true? >> yes. >> do i write congressman? >> you can write congressman. >> he is a big fan. >> i like him a lot. so tell me, why should i say to make a special for the congressman? like something he cares about. this is about free speech and debate and not being politically correct. >> as one who refuses to be silent on issues you care about, something like that, i hope you enjoy it. >> really? that was terrific. a man who refuses to be silent. >> about things he cares about. >> this is michael ray hill. from politics and...

who are clamoring if you will for their own rights as parishioners, and as the bishops have begun to close churches, these churches become forms of property. the story of how the vatican oversees the liquidation of these assets is something i had utterly no idea about until i began to research. so let me give you one overview of the book with a little shorthand. first, two sets of numbers. every year at the end of june, there is a collection called peter's pence. peter's pence goes for the charitable uses of the pope. pope benedict rebuilt the school or provided $250,000 to rebuild t...

reaction, clearly concern. no question. when those asian markets opened, there were deep dives. things seriously plummeted and the nikkei was down more than 4% at one point. things kind of clawed its way back but ended up in an area where everyone said they remain incredibly concerned. european marketed did open higher but it's been up and down ever since. and at last check, there's a whole lot of down going on there and then with the u.s. futures, they are jumping around a little bit as well. they look a little optimistic earlier. now, perhaps not so much. we'll see what happens as ...

no question. when those asian markets opened, there were deep dives. things seriously plummeted and the nikkei was down more than 4% at one point. things kind of clawed its way back but ended up in an area where everyone said they remain incredibly concerned. european marketed did open higher but it's been up and down ever since. and at last check, there's a whole lot of down going on there and then with the u.s. futures, they are jumping around a little bit as well. they look a little optimistic earlier. now, perhaps not so much. we'll see what happens as we get closer to the openin...