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Paul.

He's also been a frequent guest on Fox & Friends and hosts his own weekly program on SiriusXM's The Catholic Channel.

To replace Dolan, Pope Leo chose a relatively unknown cleric from Illinois, Bishop Ronald Hicks.

At a press conference in New York a few hours after the Vatican's announcement Thursday, Hicks gave some remarks in Spanish before speaking in English.

Citing his experience as a former missionary in Latin America, he said he has a great heart for the Latino community.

Hicks also repeated his earlier endorsement of the U.S.

Catholic bishop's condemnation of Trump's immigration crackdown.

A new bill from Republican Senator Tom Cotton would protect National Guard troops from, quote, deranged individuals who attack or spit on them while they're on duty.

Daily Wire political reporter Cameron Arkin reports.

The bill, known as the National Guard Protective Zone Act, would make it a federal misdemeanor for those who enter a 15-foot buffer zone for guardsmen with the intent to intimidate, harass, or impede troops.

It would also create a felony for anyone who spits on or throws an object at a guardsman while on duty.

That would be punishable by up to five years in prison.

Senator Cotton told the Daily Wire, quote,

The brave Arkansans who serve in our National Guard should be protected from deranged individuals.

My bill ensures that anyone who intends to intimidate or harass guardsmen will face the full force of the law.

Cotton's legislation comes as President Trump has deployed National Guard troops to cities across the country from Memphis to LA to assist in federal operations.

And in a big break with tradition, the Oscars will leave ABC, its broadcast home since 1976, and move to YouTube in 2029.

Here's Daily Wire Entertainment reporter Amanda Harding.

Some things out in the media, it's kind of putting out this that that the military is just picking off any boat that comes across.

That's just not true.