Paul Dans

And when you go abroad and you're with a culture that has maybe nothing to do with us, I'm not looking to convert them.

I'm looking to find a little bit of humanity, common ground.

And that's where you say, look,

Parents love their children, okay, in all cultures.

And that's an immediate thing where you can have some respect for life.

You know, look, he is the worst, Lindsey Graham is the worst emissary or real avatar for any of these values.

Whether it be kind of peace and the United States values or what he's doing now with engendering, I think, anti-Semitism.

He's actually making...

Well, I mean, his speech was shameful and it should be repudiated to call for violence the way he did against the right, a sitting United States Senator in the wake of Charlie Kirk.

It's, you know, it needs, the president should distance himself from those remarks.

But, you know, here again, like he intrudes into like women's health.

Like if there was ever one cohort in the United States who should sit this one out, it's a seven-year-old warmonger who's never shared a life as we can tell with a woman.

You know, it's like he does more damage than good.

And with respect to those issues for life, it's like,

Being pro-life means also not killing people.

I mean, to borrow a little bit from the Pope, but like having a sensitivity towards that as well.

Well, we're committed.

We are created in God's image.

So every time I look, one of the great things my parents did was name me after St.

Paul.