Well, we've got quite the dust up between President Trump and Pope Leo the 14th.

Again, today, President Trump went on camera and made a statement about Pope Leo that I think is factually false.

He says that he said that Pope Leo said that Iran can have a nuclear weapon.

I know for a fact, Pope Lou never said that.

But there's a lot going back and forth.

It's hard to keep up with, especially when you look at there's been statements that have been going back and forth between Pope Leo and President Trump for almost a year now.

Subtle, quiet at first, now direct statements against one and the other.

And it can be tough. You know, if you're an American, you don't want to see your president having a feud with the Pope.

And if you're, you know, you're Catholic, it's kind of hard.

If you voted for Trump three times and you want to be a Catholic and you want to be

faithful and submit to the Holy Father, the Bishop of Rome, the Pope, the vicar of Christ,

it's kind of a tough situation to see the leader of your nation feuding with the leader on earth of the Catholic Church.

It is for me.

I have tried to be objective.

And yet I've seen online people on both sides very antagonistic.

I would even say in some cases, very cruel, outright mean, outright disgusting, on both sides.

I've also seen people come after me and they're like, you never say anything critical of Pope Leon.

I'm like, have you looked at my podcast in the last week or month?

And then people say, you never criticize Trump. You've been a Trump cheerleader for all these years.

And that's not the case either.

I'm trying to call as best as I can balls and strikes.

Is the pitch over the plate or not?

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