696K views · 18K reactions | "He's a winner, folks." Cardinal Timothy Dolan shares his thoughts on Pope Leo XIV, who was selected on May 8 as the 267th pope in history. Cardinal Dolan was one of the cardinals who made the trip to Vatican City for the papal conclave that selects the pope. Pope Leo XIV, who was born in Chicago, Illinois, is the first pope in the Roman Catholic Church's history to be born in the United States. #TODAYShow | Today Show | Facebook

While Cardinal Timothy Dolan was not surprised by the outcome of the papal conclave that selected Pope Leo XIV, he was initially surprised at the interest in then-Cardinal Robert Prevost by his fellow brother cardinals. "We really didn't consider him a cardinal from the United States," Dolan said on #TODAYShow, citing the Pope's years spent living in Peru and Vatican City, adding, "Heck, when I was with (TODAY Show) before the conclave, and you were asking me about the American cardinals, we did

25K views · 206 reactions | A national funeral service is held for former President Jimmy Carter at Washington National Cathedral, marking the conclusion of his state funeral. Carter, the longest-lived president in U.S. history, died on December 29, 2024 at age 100. | Today Show | Facebook