Frank Walker

They don't seem to have the energy they have, you know?

And I think it's just, it's a political, it's like a...

It's a way the politics is configured that's creating this situation.

The establishment really does not want Trump and his reforms.

Sometimes I think they weren't glad to have Roe v. Wade overturned.

I think they're kind of disappointed.

Well, and they want, now that the head of the church is like that, they're liberals, they want the seamless garment.

They hate the fact that Republicans have had control of this, have been able to use this issue against them.

So they are creating this seamless garment and it's completely pervasive and it's entered into the pro-life movement, which is you're not pro-life.

If you are not for spending, having big Democrat government programs that are giveaways or have all these other issues like you just mentioned, like the illegal aliens, everything is life now.

And they've really tried to make a lot of efforts in the pro-life movement to turn it into a seamless garment movement.

And Trump undoes all that for them.

Yeah.

Yes, they hate Catholics.

He said, we must reflect.

This is speaking to his own dicastery, teaching them what they should focus on and what they shouldn't.

And we must reflect and think and analyze reality, but by listening to others, welcoming their perspectives, which allow us to perceive other aspects of reality itself through other points of view.

Pope Francis the Cardinal urged more attention to the peripheries where he said things are seen differently.

So, yeah, this is, I mean, I don't know if you've spoken to your friends over the years, liberals, they always say, well, reality, everybody's got a different perspective and you're arrogant if you think that your perspective is the only way.

If you have, you know, grown up