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It is Sunday, March 29th.

It is not just any Sunday.

It is Palm Sunday, the beginning of the holiest week of the year for Catholics and Christians around the world. And Pope Leo addressing his faithful told U.S. and Israeli leaders to cease fire. Unfortunately, it looks like the opposite is taking place.

And with that, everyone, welcome to this episode of Amy and T.J.

Babe, I was wondering, yes, this is Palm Sunday. Yes, this is a significant day for Christians

around the world. But how impactful, how influential are religious leaders, even the Pope himself at this

point in the world? Irrelevant. He's irrelevant to stopping war because you have three sides

involved in this war. Israelis, Iranians, Americans, and all three think they got God on their side.

This isn't... Why were they listening to Him?

They already have been spoken to by God on this mission.

So, no, his words were powerful, but they fly in the face of what we've been hearing for the past, I guess, month almost of this war from all sides.

You know what? It's so interesting, you say that, because that is exactly what the Pope

addressed. He actually talked about, you know, and you just mentioned the three leaders.

You've got a Christian, you've got Jewish, and you've got Muslim faiths. I mean, you've

literally have the three powerhouses

of religions who have fought historically for thousands and thousands of years for land, for power,

and for the right to say that their religion is the right religion. But to your point,

among the comments, and we'll get into what the Pope had to say specifically, but I want to read

the one thing he said that just spoke to what you talked about. Some even go so far as to invoke the name of God to justify

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