Frank Walker

He wants to make sure that Trump doesn't deport people because it's causing violence.

How is that a Catholic position?

The words of our Declaration of Independence do not distinguish.

It says all men and women are created equal.

Our rights do not depend on the decisions of government officials or law enforcement officers.

We do not lose our rights based on the color of our skin or the language we speak or having the proper documents.

He added that part, didn't he?

I think he added that part to the Declaration of Independence.

Yeah.

Well, I mean, 215 bishops made a movie about illegal aliens just last month, you know.

So, I mean, where there are no, you cannot be a conservative, you know.

That's why, like we were saying with the pro-life movement, it's just, it's so kind of sick in a lot of ways.

Now, while the results keep just piling up, you know, they just keep piling up from Trump.

Yeah, these bishops are not conservative.

I agree with you.

Well, I was surprised at the end because one of the two people that they profiled here in the end keeps her own Anglicanism and doesn't become a Catholic at the end.

But the thing that struck me the most about it is that it's really about Washington, D.C.

and then some select university cultures and people who –

become catholic because they like the nightlife i'm not the night i feel like the parties in the social scene and uh and they see the influence they see influence and they see an intellectual integrity to it and it's uh it's they say it punches above the weight that you would think it does and and i thought that was fascinating to me that they see that in washington dc at the center of power and i thought well of course it's also the center of the of the um

The the swamp, the Catholic swamp.