Frank Walker

Well, I remember that he...

He said, I'm a historian, and I'm worried about discrimination, and I'm worried against migrants, and I'm worried about people using the wrong language against migrants.

I remember that.

He gave—

He is coming over here from the Vatican and worried about our policy on migration.

J.D.

Vance, in the last article we just looked at, J.D.

Vance publicly invited Leo to the 250th anniversary of the United States, and he decided instead to go to Lampedusa, Iowa.

aisle, which becomes sort of like a trash heap on the way to Italy and make a statement like Francis did about illegal migrants.

So that's why Fabio Baggio is over here giving us lessons on how to use the right language and not discriminate against illegals and all of the phony baloney moralizing that comes along with it.

Yeah.

That's what Savio does.

It's that negative narrative he was going on about.

You're having a negative narrative.

That thing needs to stop because of Jesus, right?

Yeah, I mean, that's probably why all the Democrats wouldn't stand up in the State of the Union yesterday when Trump asked them whether they thought protecting Americans was more important than protecting illegal aliens.

None of them would stand up, I suppose, because illegal aliens are children of God, too.

I think that they would agree with that.

I think the Democrats and the bishops agree completely on everything.

And they use that to make sure that people don't treat criminals with the way in a regular society and a just society has to be deemed because everybody's children of God.