Frank Walker

But he's the one that is the one who'll step out there and do what he did with Cardinal Durbin.

Remember, I mean, with Senator Durbin.

When the USCCB was having their meeting, and they're trying to make pro-life a preeminent part of their position, he fought them tooth and nail.

And so now here he is, this pope, who's supposed to be more Catholic, and he's actually turning out to be.

I don't think that it's so much a mistake.

I think it's purposeful.

I think he's angry about what they've done with Cupich.

I think he is a Cupich.

And he's teaming up with him, trying to throw some clout, put some weight behind what Cupich is in the face of all of this Catholic pushback.

So I think that from now on, people are going to know that Leo is... And all these traditional writers have to know that Leo is a Cupich.

He's the Cupich Pope.

He's completely on the same position.

And he's different than Francis in that he has said...

Doctrine can be changed by attitudes.

And here he is now, a week later from that interview, saying that, I'm not really sure, but this is, you're not pro-life.

I'm not really sure about illegal aliens, but you're not pro-life if you're for the death penalty.

That's not church teaching.

That's against Aquinas himself.

The death penalty protects lives.

He never considered that.