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"You cannot be a practicing Catholic and be part of the current Democratic party knowing that this group is actively working for the killing of the unborn." "You cannot be part of a group or an association that's focus is to bring about moral evils." "This is why for centuries, the Catholic church has made it very clear that you cannot be a freemason because there are foundational principles of the freemasons that are contrary to the Catholic faith." "There is a moral obligation here not to be part of them regardless of whatever other good things you might think the Democratic Party is trying to bring about." "Murder is a line you cannot cross."

Addressing the issue, as a practicing Catholic, I was heartbroken by the statement. The US Conference of Catholic Bishops should reflect on their priorities, especially since they receive over $100 million to help resettle illegal immigrants. Are they focused on humanitarian concerns or their financial interests? We will enforce immigration laws to protect the American people. Donald Trump promised this, and if the bishops are concerned about humanitarian costs, they should consider the children who have been sex trafficked due to the open border policies. I support law enforcement against violent criminals, regardless of their immigration status, to ensure our safety.

Trump had secured the border and was building the wall, but the Biden administration has stopped it. This shows their goals. Death seems to follow President Biden wherever he goes, with people dying at the border, in the river, by MS 13, and soldiers losing their lives. This president is weak, and I believe he will be replaced by Donald Trump in November because the American people have had enough.

It's 2 a.m., and the work on the border wall is ongoing. The effort is relentless, and I have to acknowledge that I agree with President Trump's initiative to build this wall. Living in Arizona, I see firsthand the need for stronger border security. Enough is enough.

I worked for 6 presidents, and President Trump did the most to secure the border. He will do it again. The border needs to be locked down to protect Americans. Many people have died from Fentanyl poisoning, and there are record numbers of migrants, women, children, and suspected terrorists crossing the border. Donald J. Trump has proven he can secure the border.

The Pope recently criticized the government's deportation efforts, calling it a disgrace. In response, I emphasize that as a lifelong Catholic, the Pope should focus on issues within the Catholic Church. He can protect the Vatican with its wall, but Americans deserve border security too. Securing the border saves lives—fewer women are victimized by cartels, fewer children drown, and fewer Americans die from fentanyl overdoses. The Pope needs to understand this reality. The wall around the Vatican is impressive, even more so than Trump's wall. Thank you for having me. Next, we’ll discuss trade and manufacturing with Peter Navarro.

Republicans must make a decision on the strongest border bill ever, as doing nothing is not an option. The former president opposes the bill because he wants to use the border problem as a political issue against me. It is widely acknowledged that the American people want a solution that ends the ineffective political rhetoric.

I will keep pushing for a complete ban on the border initiative to increase Border Patrol and asylum officers. President Trump's statements are unclear and confusing.

We prioritize securing the border to protect our nation. Undocumented individuals should be treated with respect. They have helped build our country.

If border policies were stricter, my daughter would still be here. It's been tough without her, but she's always in my thoughts. This issue isn't about a wall, it's about people's lives. We need to seal the border, stop the invasion, and send illegal aliens back home quickly.

The speaker argues that Pope Leo the Fourteenth, born Robert Francis Prevost in Chicago, used a Twitter account under the handle at d r Prevost (doctor Prevost), which was deleted the day after he was elected pope on May 8. The account had repeatedly reshared articles that attacked the Trump administration’s immigration policies and JD Vance’s Roman Catholic theology, including headlines such as “JD Vance is wrong. Jesus doesn't ask us to rank our love for others,” among other politically left-leaning pieces. Trump later found these posts, reshared them on True Social, and commented “not good.” In the following seventy-two hours, he criticized the pope as weak on crime, terrible for foreign policy, and claimed the pope had been chosen as an American specifically to handle Donald Trump. The pope responded with a statement delivered in Algiers, which the speaker describes as not genuine. The pope had recently met privately with Barack Obama’s former political strategist, David Axelrod, at the Vatican just days before claiming he is not political. Axelrod’s involvement is highlighted to suggest political motivation or alignment with Democrats. The speaker notes the timing: days after the Axelrod meeting, the pope publicly criticized Trump and Iran policy, which the speaker implies is connected to efforts to sway Catholic voters away from Trump toward Axelrod’s Democratic circle. The speaker emphasizes that this confrontation sits within a larger frame: while the pope denies political aims, the speaker contends that the gospel itself is radically political. The example given is that publicly declaring Jesus Christ is Lord was historically a radical political statement in the Greco-Roman world, where people could worship various gods but would not declare any lord over them. Throughout, the speaker presents the clash as a battle between a high-profile religious figure and the American president, framed by alleged public endorsements of anti-Trump and anti-America-first rhetoric from the pope’s past social media activity. The pope’s “ancient walls” are invoked as a counter-argument against the pope’s current preaching, suggesting a tension between historical Catholic authority and contemporary political positions. The narrative promises to explain not only how the pope entered this fight but why the pope’s ancient walls serve as the strongest argument against his current stance.

I believe in the theory that we are saving the world from a satanic cult of pedophiles. If it means helping to solve problems and save the world, I'm willing to put myself out there. We are actually saving the world from a radical left philosophy that would destroy our country. They want to defund the police and have open borders with no testing. Mexico has a high infection rate, but our wall is now 300 miles long. We need strength, not weakness, in our country.

During Trump's presidency, illegal aliens were deported, the border wall was built, and mass amnesty was not granted. Better leadership is needed to prevent criminals from entering our communities. Opening the southern border to criminals, allowing them to commit crimes, and then refusing to deport them, as Kamala Harris has done, is unacceptable.

Everything is messed up because of you. Drugs are coming in through the open border for your son to party with prostitutes. We all hate you and want you to go screw yourself.

My granddad was a Baptist preacher, and now I'm studying to become a minister. Christian nationalism is a cancer on our religion, betraying Jesus' teachings. The early church focused on radical love and sharing, but Constantine turned it into a weaponized religion. Today, Christian nationalists prioritize divisive issues over caring for the poor and sick. A truly Christian nation would prioritize forgiveness, healthcare, and love for all. Jesus wouldn't support a Christian theocracy; true heaven is a diverse democracy where power is shared among all people.

Have you seen what's happening in Mexico? It's unbelievable. Thousands are protesting against Central Americans, shouting, "You don't belong here! Get out!" It's even turning violent. Here's the kicker: these same Mexicans who are yelling at Central Americans are the ones telling Americans that we're awful for not wanting them here. So, I have to ask, why is it okay for Mexicans to reject outsiders, but we're evil when we do the same?

Politicians need to stop using immigration as a political tool and address it as a serious challenge. I will collaborate with both parties to enact the border security bill that was previously halted. As attorney general of a border state, I witnessed the chaos caused by transnational criminal organizations. As president, we will swiftly remove those who enter unlawfully, prosecute the cartels, and provide essential support to border patrol.

I was raised Catholic and consider myself a Christian. It's troubling when people claim God was watching over them during a crisis, like an assassination attempt, while others suffer. It's unsettling to think God chose to protect one person but not others, like the victims of tragedies such as Sandy Hook. It's not right to assume God plays favorites. It's not our place to decide who God should protect or not.

They were lying and harming the country, violating their oaths. The Pope recently criticized the government's deportation efforts. My message to him is that he should focus on fixing issues within the Catholic Church. The Vatican has its own wall for protection, while the American people face different challenges. Securing the border is crucial; it saves lives by reducing crime and preventing tragedies, such as women being assaulted by cartels and children drowning. The Pope should recognize that a secure border benefits everyone. The wall around the Vatican is impressive, even more so than Trump's wall.

I thank Jesus Christ for guiding me despite media criticism. We face serious issues like open borders, crime, and a failing economy. The media ignores these problems and attacks us, the right, who are actually correct on these matters. We must stand up for what is right and not be ashamed. President Trump is fighting against many forces, yet he is labeled a bully. Let's support him and focus on real issues facing our nation.

If someone crosses the border illegally, I believe it should not be a criminal offense with jail time. It should be treated as a civil enforcement issue instead.

The Pope recently criticized the government's deportation efforts, calling it a disgrace. In response, I emphasize that as a lifelong Catholic, he should focus on the issues within the Catholic Church. The Vatican has its own wall for protection, so he should understand the importance of securing our borders. A secure border saves lives by reducing crime, preventing the trafficking of women and children, and decreasing drug overdoses. The Pope needs to recognize that securing the border is essential for the safety of all. We also noted the impressive wall around the Vatican, which surpasses Trump's wall. Thanks for having me on. Next, we’ll hear from Peter Navarro about trade and manufacturing.

We have a long-term problem with people coming into our country. It's important for us, as the potential future president, to address this issue. We need to focus on removing the bad individuals who are already here.

I am responding to comments about my rallies and protests against illegal immigration. Some people argue that it is not the Christian thing to do, but I question where their Christianity is when it comes to the border crisis. Thousands of women and children are being raped and murdered, while our own children are being killed by drugs. Where is their Christianity for these victims? And what about the homeless Americans who are being ignored? It is hypocritical to selectively choose who to help based on personal beliefs. This hypocrisy baffles me.

I oppose immigration and want all immigrants, especially those who crossed the Rio Grande illegally, to be sent back. It's un-American to have another group coming here. Who made these rules? Did the people have a say? Some people argue that we should focus on the future of black children in the ghetto instead of allowing others to take our jobs and services. Historian Carl Anderson believes that immigrants have a negative impact on the black community. I am advocating for black people and calling on Trump to fix this corrupt mess, particularly in Chicago. Thank you, Mr. Blakemore, for your input.