Pope Francis recently had an interview with Nora O'Donnell on 60 Minutes and today

we're going to go through that speech. There are some people saying that this speech proves

once and for all that Francis is duplicitous, that he's a Peronist, that he's a communist, that he's a

socialist, that he's a heretic he's a socialist that he's a heretic and then others are saying that this interview reveals that Pope Francis is fundamentally a conservative that Pope Francis when you get to know him and you hear him talk he's against for example very firmly

Women deacons for example. I'll share this little clip real quick before we get into the whole interview.

And I'm curious for a little girl growing up Catholic today,

will she ever have the opportunity to be a deacon and participate as a clergy member in the church?

No.

So there it is, right? That's pretty conservative, pretty solid. So today we're going to go through the 60 minute interview and if you didn't watch it, I'll just fill you in real quick on the topics that were discussed.

First off they lead into Putin, Russia, Ukraine to me.

It's a little boring.

Then they jump into Israel and Gaza. I think they're

into Israel and Gaza. I think they're feeding into their 60 minutes audience here.

And then it starts to get a little bit interesting.

They talk about migration, and in particular, they talk about migration and in particular they talk about Texas. I'm a Texan. I was born in Texas, raised in Texas, and I love Texas as you know if you watch this podcast and they raise the question of immigration

the border in particular how it affects Texas and Francis has an answer here that I strongly disagree

with and we'll go into that today as well. Nora also holds his feet to the

fire on sexual scandals, sex crimes.

We'll get that.

She also goes into his position on homosexuality

and the blessing of same-sex couples.

Pope Francis also infamously already has something to say about the conservatives,

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