Frank Walker

There's a lot of money there, too.

There's a lot of Catholic money.

But what she's talking about here in this article is that young people really wanting to become more professionals and more actual Catholics, not like just deep state Catholics, a vibrant social scene and a smart, influential, conservative Catholic community.

a social group that they have in Washington that's bucking the anti-Christian trends.

They say there's a lot of intellectual horsepower, and it cites the Pew poll, like you mentioned there, that shows the larger group and how the Catholic Church is collapsing.

But this phenomenon, and this is all over the world of young people becoming Catholic, this is flying in the face

of the Leo Church, which is so anti-Catholic like we've seen today.

And I'm asking, why is this happening?

Why is this happening around the world?

Because the church isn't making it happen.

And the last time this was happening before was like 20 years ago.

This is when Benedict was there, which was sort of a rallying when Benedict was newly pope.

What is it now?

I asked myself.

Is it Trump?

Is it Trump that's somehow creating this intellectual resurgence of Catholic power?

There's a lot of powerful, intelligent people in the administration.

I mean, look at the spokesman that's having a baby now.

She's a fiery spokesman, and she's a great asset to the—and that's just—she's just a spokesman.

There's a lot of—