BERMAN: Pope Francis with a huge week. He's in Cuba this week, yes, his first trip there, but he's about to make his first trip ever to the United States of America. He arrives at Andrews Air Base tomorrow. Then he will speak before Congress on Thursday. Like I said, a big trip, a historic meeting with the president, and then an historic speech before Congress.</s>BOLDUAN: Some Republicans -- speaking of Congress, some Republicans are worried about what he might say in that historic speech. The pope has been outspoken on some topics that could seem -- that are very politically divided in Washington, especially, guns, immigration, capitalism and, of course, there is climate change. One Congressman, one Republican Congressman, Paul Gosar, of Arizona, says he's not going to be attending the speech because of the pope's views on just that, climate change. Let's talk about this with CNN religion commentator, Father Edward Beck, and CNN senior political reporter, Manu Raju. Manu, tell us, what are Republicans saying? You've spoken with a lot of them. What are Republicans saying ahead of this historic speech before a joint session of Congress?</s>MANU RAJU, CNN SENIOR POLITICAL REPORTER: Look, Kate, overall, most of them are pretty enthusiastic about a very historic visit here, the first ever address by a pope to a joint session of Congress.
Congressman Will Not Attend Pope's Address.