Adrian Weckler

You mentioned Pope Leo there and you mentioned his tech awareness.

I think I heard someone say that he has worn an Apple Watch before.

He's familiar with social media networks.

He has tweeted several times.

He's also subtweeted people.

I think he tweeted before that J.D.

Vance was wrong.

So he has given clues as to what his own political sensibilities are.

But in relation to what we've been talking about and Peter Thiel's views on the Antichrist, I mean, is it...

I don't think it'd be difficult for us to surmise what this particular Pope might think of those ideas.

I mentioned that Peter Thiel was an early backer of this president in his first term, 2016.

He was the first main Silicon Valley head to do that.

As we talk here today, it's only been a few hours since there has been quite a relatively historically heated exchange between the US president and the Pope, mainly on the US president's side.

Is it...

Is it in the Pope's interest to get into a wrestling match with the U.S.

president?

We know that the U.S.

president likes to do that kind of thing.

And where do you think it goes from here?

What's very interesting about that also is how public perception moves with technology over the next few years.