Liz Wheeler

They take anything with an element of truth and they try to turn it into this war between the Jews and the Christians, and that's the part that's a shame.

It's not recognizing that this incident between the cardinal and the Israeli government shouldn't have happened.

That's why you said in your monologue, it's a lose-lose situation for Israel because they're going to be blamed if they don't properly secure it.

But there is a matter of balancing.

I mean, we know that during COVID, we were told that this was for safety and for security and all of our religious rights were violated.

And that was not, the government had no authority to do that.

They aren't the ones that get to extend to us a privilege of worshiping God and attending mass and

you know, receiving the Holy Eucharist and everything that goes into, you know, Catholic worship.

And it is a balance between securing a population and not violating fundamental inherent God-given human rights.

And yeah, they messed up a little bit and they rectified it.

And people online don't want to see any kind of nuance whatsoever.

If you don't mind going back to what the Pope said, I found that to be very interesting because as you know, I am Catholic.

I'm a practicing Catholic.

I'm a very devout Catholic and,

And when the Pope makes questionable comments, which is how I would define his comments about God not listening.

You're being so charitable.

That's like a very diplomatic word that I've workshopped all weekend.

Yes.

Please be happy.

Yeah, I got it.