Frank Walker

And, you know, this tactic that they always use to make whatever their political cause into God, I find it offensive.

And I don't think that he's going to be that effective against these guys.

I think I find him a little bit snooty.

He's very snooty.

He's very patronizing.

And I think that's probably a thing that happens there a lot.

And I don't think that Tommy Robinson, who is a hero to the UK, and Nigel Farage just talks directly to people.

I don't think the competition is going to be very strong, as in New York, where the guy has absolutely no charisma, unlike Cardinal Dolan.

Yeah, so I think just like with Leo himself, you know, you have to kind of work around.

It's in what they call liberation theology.

It's this theology that makes the peoples, the people as this idol that is God himself.

In fact, and that's why this new Archbishop of Westminster is so warm and welcoming.

His personality is so friendly.

I find it somewhat repulsive, but I call it, I call it on Andrew 12, the joy face.

He has the joy face really well.

Just recently, Bishop Hicks, who not only did his old chancellor get gay married, but his vicar general was at the wedding, and Pope Leo was asked about this new chancellor, and he said, no comment.

Well, there's a new talk with him out there after his flopped talk that he gave with Cardinal Dolan when he was introduced, and he talks about how when he was in Latin America—

Everybody in the old church has to work in Latin America, and they have to all be funneled through Chicago and Cardinal Cupich somehow.

But when this Archbishop Hicks was in El Salvador, it's the peoples that changed him.

The peoples transformed him by being among them.