On "EWTN News Nightly" tonight: Former President Donald Trump visited the US Southern Border and said the Biden administration is “either incompetent” or has a “screw loose” when it comes to its oversight over the border. Meanwhile, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi continues to push for an investigation into the January 6th riots at the Capitol. House members voted to establish a resolution to create a special select committee to look into the violence. A committee which Republicans say is nothing more than a political stunt. And following over a year of the coronavirus pandemic, Italy is opening to tourists again. Fr. John Paul Mary, EWTN Employee Chaplain who just returned from spending five weeks in Rome, joins to tell us how things are in Italy at the moment. Finally this evening, today is the anniversary of the death of a former slave who is on the road to sainthood, Pierre Toussaint. Co-host of 'God's Blueprint for a Happy Life' on EWTN, Deacon Harold Burke Sivers, joins to tell us about Venerable Pierre's early life, how he arrived in the United States and what is next on the path to sainthood.

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On "EWTN News Nightly" tonight: Former President Donald Trump visited the US Southern Border and said the Biden administration is “either incompetent” or has a “screw loose” when it comes to its oversight over the border. Meanwhile, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi continues to push for an investigation into the January 6th riots at the Capitol. House members voted to establish a resolution to create a special select committee to look into the violence. A committee which Republicans say is nothing more than a political stunt. And following over a year of the coronavirus pandemic, Italy is opening to tourists again. Fr. John Paul Mary, EWTN Employee Chaplain who just returned from spending five weeks in Rome, joins to tell us how things are in Italy at the moment. Finally this evening, today is the anniversary of the death of a former slave who is on the road to sainthood, Pierre Toussaint. Co-host of 'God's Blueprint for a Happy Life' on EWTN, Deacon Harold Burke Sivers, joins to tell us about Venerable Pierre's early life, how he arrived in the United States and what is next on the path to sainthood.

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On "EWTN News Nightly" tonight: President Joe Biden flew to western Wisconsin, visiting the La Crosse Municipal Transit Utility, as he continues to work to convince Americans, including those who ride and operate city and school busses, that his infrastructure plan is necessary and needed. Meanwhile, House Republicans are pushing ahead with their own investigation on the origins of the coronavirus. House Minority Whip Steve Scalise and other top Republicans held their own forum searching for answers and invited doctors, scientists and members of Congress to testify. Earlier this week, the technology consultants probing the 2020 presidential election in Arizona finished counting and photographing more than 2 million ballots. Legal fellow in the Meese Center for Legal and Judicial Studies at the Heritage Foundation, Zack Smith, joins to share why do a recount, even if it won't change the results from 2020 and what can come from the report. And Pope Francis sent a letter expressing support for an American priest and his controversial ministry. Executive Director of the Catholic News Agency ACI Group, Alejandro Bermudez, joins to tell us exactly what the letter said. Finally this evening, Professor of Ethics at the Pontifical University of the Holy Cross, Fr. Robert Gahl, joins to share about the importance of today's Solemnity of Saints Peter and Paul, especially in Rome.

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On "EWTN News Nightly" tonight: President Joe Biden flew to western Wisconsin, visiting the La Crosse Municipal Transit Utility, as he continues to work to convince Americans, including those who ride and operate city and school busses, that his infrastructure plan is necessary and needed. Meanwhile, House Republicans are pushing ahead with their own investigation on the origins of the coronavirus. House Minority Whip Steve Scalise and other top Republicans held their own forum searching for answers and invited doctors, scientists and members of Congress to testify. Earlier this week, the technology consultants probing the 2020 presidential election in Arizona finished counting and photographing more than 2 million ballots. Legal fellow in the Meese Center for Legal and Judicial Studies at the Heritage Foundation, Zack Smith, joins to share why do a recount, even if it won't change the results from 2020 and what can come from the report. And Pope Francis sent a letter expressing support for an American priest and his controversial ministry. Executive Director of the Catholic News Agency ACI Group, Alejandro Bermudez, joins to tell us exactly what the letter said. Finally this evening, Professor of Ethics at the Pontifical University of the Holy Cross, Fr. Robert Gahl, joins to share about the importance of today's Solemnity of Saints Peter and Paul, especially in Rome.

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On "EWTN News Nightly" tonight: US House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy and several other House Republicans are trying to get H.R. 18, a pro-life measure that would make the long-standing Hyde Amendment permanent, passed. Meanwhile, Secretary of State Antony Blinken met for a one-on-one sit down with Pope Francis at the Vatican. However, the Secretary of State, side-stepped the controversial issue of President Joe Biden receiving the Holy Eucharist despite his pro-abortion stance. A bipartisan deal to spend nearly $1 trillion on the nation's infrastructure appears to be back on track. Former Republican Congressman from Florida, Dennis Ross, joins to share his thoughts on the infrastructure bill and on the reversal by President Biden. And, Aid to the Church in Need says since the beginning of the year, more than 100 Christians have been killed in Nigeria's middle belt. Director of Outreach for Aid to the Church in Need in the US, Edward Clancy, joins to tell us about life for Christians in Nigeria and who is behind the violence. Finally this evening, five years ago this month, Pope Francis visited Armenia and met with members of the Catholic community and the Armenian Apostolic Church. Armenian Ambassador to the Holy See, Garen Nazarian, joins to share what the most memorable parts of the Holy Father's trip were and why the trip was arranged.

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On "EWTN News Nightly" tonight: US House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy and several other House Republicans are trying to get H.R. 18, a pro-life measure that would make the long-standing Hyde Amendment permanent, passed. Meanwhile, Secretary of State Antony Blinken met for a one-on-one sit down with Pope Francis at the Vatican. However, the Secretary of State, side-stepped the controversial issue of President Joe Biden receiving the Holy Eucharist despite his pro-abortion stance. A bipartisan deal to spend nearly $1 trillion on the nation's infrastructure appears to be back on track. Former Republican Congressman from Florida, Dennis Ross, joins to share his thoughts on the infrastructure bill and on the reversal by President Biden. And, Aid to the Church in Need says since the beginning of the year, more than 100 Christians have been killed in Nigeria's middle belt. Director of Outreach for Aid to the Church in Need in the US, Edward Clancy, joins to tell us about life for Christians in Nigeria and who is behind the violence. Finally this evening, five years ago this month, Pope Francis visited Armenia and met with members of the Catholic community and the Armenian Apostolic Church. Armenian Ambassador to the Holy See, Garen Nazarian, joins to share what the most memorable parts of the Holy Father's trip were and why the trip was arranged.

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On "EWTN News Nightly" tonight: Vice President Kamala Harris pays a visit to El Paso, Texas, on Friday after facing intense criticism for waiting so long to go to the southern border. During her trip, she met with faith leaders, including the Catholic Diocese of El Paso. At the White House, President Biden claimed victory on a bipartisan infrastructure plan worth nearly $600 billion in new spending. But selling skeptical senators to sign on while advancing a reconciliation bill that could total around $6 trillion presents a challenge. The president also threatened to not sign the bipartisan bill unless Republicans agree to his tax plan. Abroad, a senior Vatican official says he and many of his colleagues at the Secretariat of State have yet to be convinced that speaking out on the situation in Hong Kong "would make any difference." Rome Correspondent Colm Flynn joins to discuss the situation there and whether or not pressure is mounting on the Vatican to make a statement. Meanwhile, Pope Francis and Bishop Georg Bätzing of Germany met in a private audience on Thursday. AC Wimmer, editor-in-chief of Catholic News Agency Deutsch, joins to discuss the meeting between the two Church leaders and the Vatican's relationship with the Church in Germany. And this weekend, Sunday marks PTSD Awareness Day. Allison Ricciardi, founder and president of CatholicTherapists.com, joins to discuss PTSD and who can suffer from it.

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On "EWTN News Nightly" tonight: Vice President Kamala Harris pays a visit to El Paso, Texas, on Friday after facing intense criticism for waiting so long to go to the southern border. During her trip, she met with faith leaders, including the Catholic Diocese of El Paso. At the White House, President Biden claimed victory on a bipartisan infrastructure plan worth nearly $600 billion in new spending. But selling skeptical senators to sign on while advancing a reconciliation bill that could total around $6 trillion presents a challenge. The president also threatened to not sign the bipartisan bill unless Republicans agree to his tax plan. Abroad, a senior Vatican official says he and many of his colleagues at the Secretariat of State have yet to be convinced that speaking out on the situation in Hong Kong "would make any difference." Rome Correspondent Colm Flynn joins to discuss the situation there and whether or not pressure is mounting on the Vatican to make a statement. Meanwhile, Pope Francis and Bishop Georg Bätzing of Germany met in a private audience on Thursday. AC Wimmer, editor-in-chief of Catholic News Agency Deutsch, joins to discuss the meeting between the two Church leaders and the Vatican's relationship with the Church in Germany. And this weekend, Sunday marks PTSD Awareness Day. Allison Ricciardi, founder and president of CatholicTherapists.com, joins to discuss PTSD and who can suffer from it.

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On "EWTN News Nightly" tonight: In an unexpected announcement outside the West Wing on Thursday, President Joe Biden and senators from both political parties announce a deal has been reached on the president’s top legislative priority: the infrastructure plan. According to the White House, the $1.2 trillion-dollar effort will expand transit and internet, build electric vehicle chargers, eliminate lead pipes and fix roads and bridges, among other things. Meanwhile, three months after President Biden placed her in charge of the migrant crisis, Vice President Kamala Harris reveals that she will be visiting the U.S.-Mexico border on Friday. This comes just days after former president Donald Trump announced his own visit to the southern border. Alfonso Aguilar, president of the Latino Partnership for Conservative Principles, joins to discuss the vice president's upcoming trip to the southern border. Next, Amber Athey, Washington editor for The Spectator, speaks about President Biden's infrastructure plan and details what Republicans and Democrats gave up to reach a deal. And abroad, the John Paul II Center for Interreligious Dialogue, based in Rome, seeks to build bridges among Christian, Jewish, and other religious traditions. Gianluca Avanzato, a graduate student there, joins to talk about the programs it offers and what he's learned as a student.

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On "EWTN News Nightly" tonight: As crime rates rise in certain U.S. cities, the White House is announcing a plan to control violent crime in the country. White House Correspondent Owen Jensen reports. On Capitol Hill, Republicans are debating Critical Race Theory, especially after one progressive Democrat, Rep. Ilhan Omar, claimed that the controversial theory doesn't exist in schools. Capitol Hill Correspondent Erik Rosales reports. Pia de Solenni, executive director of the Global Institute of Church Management, joins to discuss the program of Church Management, which is designed to teach economic, financial, and administrative skills to those responsible for the Church's material goods. Joel Griffith, research fellow at the Heritage Foundation, joins to analyze why housing prices are at an all-time high while sales are low. Charles LiMandri, special counsel for the Thomas More Society, talks about his legal organization's upcoming webinar called "Restoring Freedom of Worship." The event will focus on appropriate responses should government officials try to enforce another lockdown on houses of worship.

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