Jenny Holland

They say the U.S.

military action in Venezuela and the threats to Greenland and the cuts to foreign aid risk bringing vast suffering instead of proclaiming peace.

Without a moral vision, the current debate over Washington's foreign policy is mired in polarization, partisanship, narrow economic and social interests.

They also see these narrow interests just in his own country, and they're all about the globe.

They're just...

Just like the liberal attacks, they throw everything they can to see it will stick.

They denounce how nations were using force to assert their domination worldwide, completely undermining peace in the post-World War II international legal order.

They renounce the instrument for narrow self-interest and proclaim that military action must be seen only as a last resort.

We seek a foreign policy that respects and advances the right to human life, religious liberty, and enhancement of human dignity throughout the world, especially through economic assistance.

They always got to get back to economic assistance.

They really are angry about USAID.

But even though they're the most powerful cardinals, they're also the most notorious cardinals in the country.

There are 14 other cardinals.

They didn't sign on to this.

They claim that at that synod that everybody expressed their opinion.

The synod is a perfect vehicle to make lies that are unpopular look like a consensus.

You know, Leo's church is all in with Davos, where Trump is now speaking.

And they're always going to be presenting the globalist pattern.

You know, there are three things that they have a problem with are Venezuela, Greenland, and the Ukraine.

Well, Venezuela only had no American casualties, and Cuban guards were killed.