RLL Ep.49: The Pope's Migrant Invasion

You're listening to Radio Looks Lucid. I'm your host Steve Matthews. Thanks for joining me today for episode 49. The title of this episode is The Pope's Migrant Invasion. So I wanted to say before I get too far in here, welcome to anybody, everybody who's watching on the live stream version of this.

I'm live streaming on Twitter and on DLive as well as on YouTube this week. So welcome to any and all who are listening that way. Well here I am and once again it's 12 30 on a Sunday morning and I'm finally just getting around to doing the Saturday live stream podcast.

I know it's my weekly struggle with getting things done in a timely fashion and this week, you know, oddly enough I didn't have anything specific I had to do today. It's one of the few Saturdays I didn't have anything scheduled and no scheduled projects or things like this.

So I used the day to get some stuff done that I haven't gotten done for a while. I got some cleaning done which was nice. I got a few technical things taken care of on my computer and with my tablet and some things of that sort.

So it was a productive day but you know it's funny you can sit here and you can have an entire day free and you think you're going to get all of this stuff done and at least in my case I find I only get, I don't know, I get maybe 50 percent done of what I'd hope to get done.

It's amazing how the time flies. It really is and I'm always like that on vacation too. You know I schedule, I get a vacation, I'm getting all this stuff done and I never get as much done as I plan on.

I do get things done. It's not that I don't get things done but it just it seems like I'm always wildly optimistic on how much I'm going to get done. Well anyway, you know and then there's the other thing here with me too and I've been this way my entire life.

I think I've got a touch of ADD. You know kind of like that movie was that that movie a few years ago, Up, you know and the dog he's like squirrel, you know squirrel and I'm a bit like that. ADD was that attention deficit disorder.

Yeah I remember as a kid when I was growing up sometimes we would have these projects we'd have to do when I was in school. You know you had to do a research project or something. This goes back to when I was you know maybe in fifth, sixth grade this kind of thing and I remember we had to go down to the school library and and you know you'd have to to do some research and you know you typically start with an encyclopedia or some kind of a general reference book like this.

This is way back in the day. Okay there wasn't any internet here. We're talking in the late 70s. The internet was simply kind of a thing in the future. Yeah I remember reading as a kid when I was maybe in about fifth or sixth grade I remember reading this thing and this is again in the late 70s and and it said oh you know one day you'll be everybody will have a computer and you'll be able to go go on the computer and you'll be able to go shopping and get library books and I thought oh well that that's a bunch of hooey that's never gonna happen.

Of course they were talking about the internet and which had been invented in the the late 60s and it was around but it was in sort of very highly specialized. I think the military had some use of it some things like this but it wasn't something that was widely available to the general public at that time and it would be you know until I think about 1995 or so is typically the year when they say the internet got started.

So we didn't have an internet back in the day. You know you just had books. I know a very very very old school kind of a thing and I remember I always had this problem when I would go and start doing research you know I'd maybe crack open an encyclopedia or something and I'd start trying to find the article or maybe an article that was on the topic I was looking for and I always get distracted by these other things.

I'd say oh this looks really interesting. I'd start reading about this or this looks really interesting. I'd start reading about this and then I'm you know off on some some tangent that I completely forgot what it was I was actually there and you know and what I was supposed to be doing.

I did everything I think I read everything but the stuff I was supposed to read and and I've always been a little bit like that and I know this this evening I kind of got drawn into to watching a couple of videos.

I got sucked in. I found this video channel. It's a YouTube channel with this one fellow. He does videos talking about the Titanic and some different aspects of the sinking of the Titanic and I've always been fascinated by that and he does them very well.

I mean they're very very interesting sorts of videos and I kind of got sucked into binge watching that and then I got there was an art there was a video. It was about an hour long video. It was on the a B -17 called the Memphis Bell and you know there was a movie made on that about that.

I don't know it's been 15 or 20 years now or longer than that. I don't know it's been a while but it was this it was a B -17 bomber in World War II Europe and a pretty famous plane but I guess it had deteriorated the the condition of it had and they packed this thing all up and they shipped it up to Wright Patterson Air Force Base in Dayton Ohio which isn't too far from where I live and I didn't know this and they they restored this thing.

It took them 12 years to do it and they I think it's on display at the the Air Force Museum up there. It's been a long time since I've been in the Air Force Museum but it was very interesting. It was kind of a combination you know they they talked about some of the missions the plane flew they they'd cut to that and they'd have a they'd talk about some of the the things the crew members went through and then of course then they cut to the the current day where they're doing the restoration on the airplane.

It was all very interesting very well done kind of very very fascinating to look through this but I'm kind of a sucker. I've always been kind of a World War II buff. That's another thing I remember from back when I was a kid.

I was always kind of a World War II buff so when I saw that and I just I kind of started watching I thought oh I'll just watch a few minutes of it and then you know like half an hour later I'm sucked into it I can't stop.

So anyway those are my excuses for why I'm late here this week. So anyway the let's get on to today's topic here. I had mentioned the called the title of this the Pope's Migrant Invasion and you know it's been a few years since I've really done a lot with immigration.

I know that I had talked some about immigration quite a bit. I don't know three or four years ago I know I wrote wrote quite a bit about that on my blog but the last year or two I haven't written as much about it and I haven't really done much in the way of podcasts on the topic either but this is becoming a bigger issue all of a sudden.

The policies of the Biden administration or maybe the Biden regime I don't know maybe that's a better word for it but whatever you want to call the current government of the United States they have really unleashed a flood and the policies that they have unleashed with or enacted whatever you want to call it with immigration are causing and are going to cause in the fairly near future I think some very significant problems politically and economically.

Some of this could really backfire on the Democrats and I think that in some of the reading that I was even doing today on this there were some congressional Democrats that were a little bit concerned about what's happening because I think with you know people are going to start seeing and right now we're just seeing the leading edge of this massive influx of migrants and immigrants and refugees and it's going to cause a lot of problems.

I mean we're in a country right now where you have massive unemployment depression level era levels depression era levels of unemployment depending on who you talk to. There's massive unemployment just this past week there are over 800 ,000 initial jobless claims that is a disaster and it's been consistently like that now for really the better part of a year.

Massive unemployment massive business closures I mean this isn't just like things where you know businesses are a little bit slow I mean there are massive destruction of the economy of the United States of America that's brought about not as the headlines say by COVID.

COVID did not shut a single business down in this country it's the overreaction of the government that has shut businesses down and I'd like to blame it all on the Democrats I mean I'm a Republican so I'd like to say oh it's all the Democrats fault but it's not all the Democrats fault.

The Republicans have had a hand in that as well. I think the Democrats have been worse on the issue I'll say that but the Republicans have not been very good by and large on the issue either so I mean there's there's plenty of blame to go around on this but when you've got an economy that's in in serious trouble and then you're importing millions of people or legalizing millions of people the way the Biden people want to do it it's not a good combination and I think it's going to be interesting to see how this goes here over the next few months and I Lord willing I intend to follow this this story pretty closely but yeah this past week the Biden administration they they released or they introduced something called the U .S. Citizenship Act of 2021.

CNN describes it as a sweeping immigration bill and in my opinion there there are two basic objectives to this bill at least two now there may be more than that but there's at least two. One of those is to import a constituency for the Democrats I mean that's what they want to do they want to import all these people and these people they expect will reliably vote Democrat and they probably will so I mean there's that so they're importing a constituency you know it's kind of like dissolving the people and electing a new one as someone once said I think there was an immigration writer was I think it was Bertolt Brecht I think he was a German writer and of course that was a play on the on the what's that the I think it's in the Declaration of Independence you know where it talks about the people have a right to dissolve a government and elect a new one and he was talking about the government dissolving the people and electing a new one and I think that's a bit of what's the attempt is on the part of in particular the Democrats but really just I think the establishment in general I think they seem to have a disdain for Americans and they I guess they want they think somehow they can can do better with importing people and that they're cast the votes that Americans won't cast themselves.

Certainly that seems to be the strategy of the Democrats so there's that I mean they want to import it in an overwhelming Democratic constituency. And the second thing too is I think that this bill certainly aligns the federal government's immigration policy with that of the Vatican and and this is one of the things that has been a tremendous frustration to me is that it's just obvious that one of the biggest and maybe actually I think you could probably make the argument that the single biggest promoter of mass taxpayer subsidized immigration migration and refugee resettlement is the Vatican.

This is policy of the Vatican and and they make no bones about it. I mean they they practically scream it from the rooftops and yet almost nobody notices and and not only does nobody in the mainstream media seem to notice this but even people in the the alternate media you know I'm talking when I talk about alternate media I'm talking about people like me you know people who you know do live streams on on Twitter and DLive and people who you know make podcasts and people who write blogs.

Very few people point out the very obvious 500 pound gorilla in the room and that is the the Pope's very aggressive use of immigration and we're going to talk a little bit about why why the Pope does this.

I mean it really ties back into to the the economic and political philosophy of the Roman Catholic Church. I've talked some about that I've gone through made some YouTube videos. I need to get back to doing this by the way but I'm making some YouTube videos of based on John Robbins book Ecclesiastical Megalomania and and he talks about the the collectivism of the Roman Church State you know that is that the the Roman the Roman Church State believes in in collectivist economics the basic philosophy of of the the Roman Church State economic philosophy is fascist.

That's if we want to be be specific about it now. I don't want to get into specifics on that right now but essentially the Roman Catholic Church is is fascist in their stance on economics and and they're globalists in in terms of their politics.

In other words they the the Roman Catholic Church is the single biggest promoter of globalism of world government. And again this is not something that's a matter of speculation. You can find this in document after document after document whether you're talking about things that the popes have said or other very high officials in the Roman Catholic Church they constantly promote globalism they constantly promote one world government and they're very clear about this.

I mean there should be no and there's not even any debate about it and that includes this pope Pope Francis we're talking about he's a big promoter of world government and of course mass immigration mass migration is is in not only is it is it a consequence of the the economics and politics of Rome but it also it's it's one of the tools that they use to further those things and we'll we'll talk a little bit about that as we go through the the presentation here tonight.

So let's let's take a look at a few things regarding the the pope and immigration now there was a one story that that really caught my eye here this past week just a moment gonna get a little drink here got my hot apple cider that I think I mentioned that last week.

Boy I love that stuff. That's uh that's a little kerrig thing that you can make and uh and that's uh that's just the best anyway. But there's a story that that I saw here this past week it's a headline I'm gonna put a link to it in the show notes but this is from a a tv station in El Paso Texas and the headline reads pope calls on faithful to help migrants achieve new life.

Francis sends letter to Juarez Catholic diocese reflecting on his 2016 visit. And just kind of kind of reading through a little bit of this here it says Pope Francis has sent a letter to the Bishop of Juarez reminiscing about his trip to that Mexican border city five years ago.

I keep alive the memory of my visit to your border city in the celebration of the Eucharist Francis said in his letter to Juarez Bishop Jose Guadalupe Torres Campos. Now I had the opportunity to visit El Paso visit some of the the brethren in in El Paso and I got to see Ryan and Ryan Denton if I in fact I just uh just interviewed Ryan and posted that that interview earlier this week.

Ryan is the uh the uh open-air preacher and uh in fact the title of that that episode it's episode 48 uh Radio Looks Lucid episode 48 it's titled uh interview with Ryan Denton uh uh open-air preacher and I'd encourage you to listen it was a great interview.

It was really uh great to catch up with Ryan and and hear his comments and it was it was a great interview it was a lot of fun it was a great blessing and and I think you'll enjoy that uh enjoy that interview so I'd encourage you to take a to check that out if you haven't yet.

But uh when I went down to to El Paso one of the things that you learn is that the Juarez and El Paso are right on opposite sides of the border it's basically just almost like one big metro area but El Paso is on the American side and Juarez is is on the uh on the Mexican side and Juarez is a big city um I think gosh I'm trying to think now I want to say maybe it might be up to two million people.

I remember at night when you you'd stand out and you would look south from El Paso that you could see all the lights of Juarez and they just seemed like they just extended all out as as far as the eye could see almost to the horizon.

I don't know if they quite did that but but it there it's a big city it's not just a little town. I mean it's a it's a substantial uh city Juarez is. And the pope back in 20 in February 2016 he went down and he held mass and and he talked and he really pushed the whole migrant immigration thing uh at that time and and so now he's reminiscing about this in this letter and um the let's see here uh the uh the pope and this is something that he said here in the the letter that he just wrote this year looking back five years but he said they he's talking about the migrants I I take it our brothers and sisters have gone on the road in search of hope and a new life that we cannot take away from them but instead work with them to achieve it.

Now one of the things that's interesting here you know is the pope. You know and you hear Roman Catholic officials say this kind of thing whether you're talking about the pope or cardinals or maybe the u .s conference of catholic bishops they're they're always right in this plural first person we cannot afford this we can't or we need to do this or we must do this or we're obligated to do such and such a thing.

But they never quite specify who the we is and and so Francis here he's talking about the we but he never really states who who he's talking about. But you kind of get the context of it. Um you know he he means he means the American people who are expected to pay the freight for the migrants by having their taxes extracted from them uh and at the same time they have no no say in the matter we must do this you know we we are are obligated to do this is essentially what the pope is saying.

And you know if you as the American people don't say want to have your country run over by massive migrant caravans from uh from from Honduras or wherever well that's just too bad. You just your job is to to be quiet and to to fork over the money and and to take your beating because you deserve it because these other people need to have uh food clothing and shelter and you have an obligation to provide it to them.

Now all of that that need an obligation that goes back to a an economic idea of Rome. It's called the universal destination of goods and the universal destination of goods. I don't want to get too much into that into detail right now but if you want to have maybe just a general inkling about what it means is is the universal destination of goods says that need is the sole criterion uh for possession.

So you know it doesn't matter whether you own something you know whether you constructed it whether you um purchased it you know however you came across that property you know if if you don't need it you know if you so-called supposedly have you know property in excess of what you need and somebody else needs it.

Well then then you are obligated to give it to them. If you won't do it yourself well then the church is going to make sure that the government takes your property and gives it to somebody else. Uh this is yeah you know that's kind of the theory and practice of the universal destination of goods.

And again John Robbins talks about this in in some very fine detail in his book Ecclesiastical Megalomania. If you don't have that book I'd strongly encourage you to get it. It is the best book period on the economic and political thought of Rome.

And you will not understand the uh the uh the pope's theory and practice of immigration until you read that book or I should say this maybe you can understand it but you you will understand it much better having read uh John Robbins Ecclesiastical Megalomania than if you just try to figure things out as you as you read through uh various statements by by Vatican officials or church officials.

Um moving on here let's see. Oh you know it's worth mentioning too this is kind of interesting. Um you know the the pope is is reminiscing talking about Auld Lang Syne here he's reminiscing about on this February 2016th trip to to Juarez.

Well it was it was in that February 16th trip to Juarez and it was the aftermath of this when he was on the jet flying home he was having this this press conference and uh during that time he uh the the pope uh Pope Francis uh Jorge Bergoglio um I guess doing business as Francis the first um uh Bergoglio he said quote a person who thinks only about building building wall uh building a wall wherever they may be and not building bridges is not Christian.

Now you have to understand kind of the uh the context in which he said that remember this is February of 2016. It was in the last presidential election cycle. Okay and who was running for president in 2016 Donald Trump.

And what was Donald Trump talking about in 2016. He was talking about building a wall build that wall. I mean that was one of the key components of his his 2016 presidential run and very clearly the pope was taking a shot at Trump.

Now Francis didn't mention Donald Trump by name but it's pretty obvious from the context and from his words uh you know who he was talking about and it was interesting because uh Donald Trump shot back at the pope and he he called his comments disgraceful and and said some other things and I remember just being absolutely amazed um at Donald Trump at that time and and I have to tell you I wasn't wasn't a huge uh Donald Trump was not my my first pick going into 2016.

Um Rand Paul was actually the guy that I was hoping that would would carry the nomination but Rand Paul seemed like he was more interested in not being his father uh Ron Paul than he was in uh in in trying to to build on his father's legacy.

I think I think Rand Paul did not run a good campaign uh in in 2016 I was actually disappointed by it. Now I think Rand Paul is is a fine senator and I appreciate a lot of his stances but he did not run a good presidential campaign in 20 uh 2016 and and he really never never caught on with the voters and he was always in the one or two percent you know whenever they would do the polls he never really got anywhere close to the top uh were ever really seriously uh challenged for the nomination in 2016 but Donald Trump I mean Donald Trump went out bam.

I remember that in December 2015 when he announced his candidacy and he shot right to the top of the polls and he never relinquished that and in one of the reasons why is because he spoke to concerns that Americans had legitimate concerns uh about uh about uh about the immigration policies of this country.

And you know even though he didn't get done everything that he said he was going to get done. He did have some very nice wins on immigration during his uh during his four years in office. But that was actually when I really started to get interested in Donald Trump because he shot back at the pope and I'm thinking I have never in all of my life ever heard a made you know like I'm a national a politician of national status at any rate ever fire back at the pope nobody does that.

I mean that's like tugging on Superman's cape. You know there's that old song you know you don't don't tug on Superman's cape you don't spit in the wind. You know you don't do something else something or something you don't mess around with Jim I think is that an old Jim Croce song.

I don't know something like that but you just don't do that if you're an American politician but Donald Trump did. He went there and I was blown away by that and I thought you know maybe this is somebody that that I could could get behind and that's when I really started to actually get interested in in Donald Trump as a candidate when he fired back at the pope.

Now you know going on with this you know the whole you know the whole thing with the Roman the pope and not just the pope but the whole organization the whole Roman church state and their support their treasonous support really of of mass immigration another entity within Rome and this is the U .S. Conference of Catholic Bishops the U .S. CCB they really are immigration traitors.

I mean what they what they what they advertise or what they advocate is immigration treason. It is destructive of the United States of America it furthers the interest of Rome but it is destructive of the United States of America and and this is something and they do this constantly and nobody no nobody nobody or hardly anybody ever points out their treason.

And one of the best ways to get a sense of the intensely treasonous immigration position of the U .S. CCB is just to read their press releases. You can just go out the U .S. Conference of Catholic Bishops they've got a website out there and you can go to the the news the press release area and and they put out press releases usually a few times a week and I would say generally there's that you're you'll find anywhere from you'll find at least every month at least one immigration-based press release and typically more than that you might get about one a week so you might say on average I don't know anywhere from from one to four immigration-related press releases per month and I can tell you after having looked at these for several years and I've saved I don't know a lot of these and going back several years I have not I have yet to find one single press release in the U .S. Conference of Catholic Bishops where they ever took the side of the American people.

Now of course again if you know something about Rome you would expect that because of course Rome has always hated the United States of America it's a large successful historically at any rate Protestant nation and it's an embarrassment to them.

It's an affront to them philosophically and and they very much have sought to bring the United States down to I mean they took the side of the Confederacy during the Civil War you know divide and conquer and of course you know the philosophy of Rome supports slavery so I mean that's that's another reason why I'm sure that they they took the stance they did during the Civil War.

But the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops is a treasonous organization and their treason is obvious in so many areas and it it shows up very clearly in the area of immigration. And there are just a few press releases that they've put out just in the times that Joe Biden has been president and you can just read through the titles on these things and you can see what I'm talking about.

Here's one this is back on January 21st I remember Biden was inaugurated on January 20th. This is the very next day the USCCB migration chairman welcomes the administration's initial effort to reform enforcement and protect families and of course what this really means by that when they talk about reform enforcement and protecting families as they mean you know losing a flood of immigrants migrants and refugees on the American people which the American people are going to have to support through their taxes and all of the the massive welfare programs that go along with this.

There's a second release and this was also done the very same day January the 22nd 2021 USCCB chairman welcomed the end of ban prohibiting immigrants and refugees from certain Muslim majority in African countries entering the United States.

Of course the fact that that ban prohibited immigrants and refugees from certain Muslim majority in African countries from entering United States the fact that those countries also had a high level of terrorism in them.

You know that doesn't matter to the bishops. So I mean if if you know people come over here and you know engage in you know in violent activity. Well you know I mean that's just the that's just the price that the American people have to pay in in the eyes of the USCCB.

There was one just just to give you a sense of this. There was one guy that was brought over from Somalia. This was back in 2014 he was brought over by Catholic Charities so the government actually paid Catholic Charities which is a one of the the refugee resettlement organizations they got.

They make a lot of money off the United States government so they bring this guy in from Somalia. He initially was in Dallas for a few months then he went to Columbus Ohio where there's a Somali community and he enrolled at Ohio State and then I don't know one day he decided to go jihad and he rammed his car into a crowd of people and got out and started slashing away with a machete and he was shot and killed by the Ohio State Police Department.

Yeah so he didn't kill anybody that this this would be terrorist but I mean that you know this was a guy from Somalia which is one of the countries where there was a a ban on on refugees by the Trump administration.

But you know I guess the the Roman Catholic Church wants to to bring more people like that and and they're fine if you know if if they destroy American lives I mean that's that's I guess just the price in their opinion that needs to be paid for us to fill our so-called obligation.

Well which I I don't think that there one but but Rome does here's the third third example this is also a press release from the USCCB on January 21st 2021 USCCB president migration chairman welcoming administration's commitment to DACA and the call for legislation on immigration reform.

So you know again you know this is this is a call to flood the country with immigrants migrants and refugees and also reward people who've broken the the American immigration law. You know that is what's going to happen with this and and of course just just this week as I had mentioned the Biden administration the Biden administration or the Biden regime maybe we should call it you know they have announced this thing called the what they call it the something or another yes the US citizenship act of 2021 and so that and that's that's going to encompass all of this stuff that the bishops are so excited about.

Um now uh one thing that I think is worth worth noting here I've mentioned some of this uh some of the immigration skullduggery of the uh Roman Catholic officials and I mentioned the fact that you very rarely ever see anything in the press either the mainstream press or the alternate press criticizing Rome properly for this but every now and then you do see something and this is an article I've quoted before but it's a it's such a good quote.

I think I'm going to go ahead and use it again here. Here's what this is this is in the Washington Post from uh September 7th 2017 and uh the headline in fact I'm going to go ahead and show the headline here.

Let's see here get this on here. Okay here we go. Um Bannon Catholic church needs illegal aliens to fill the churches. And it starts off here. Stephen K Bannon president Trump's former chief strategist lashed out at the Catholic church in the United States who condemned the president's recent decision to phase out Obama era program and has allowed nearly 800 ,000 undocumented immigrants who were brought to the country as children to gain temporary legal status.

He's talking here about DACA deferred action for childhood arrivals. That's what DACA that that's DACA that that's what that stands for. And of course Joe Biden wants to um uh wants to reward uh the uh the DACA recipients.

But we'll we'll we'll uh stay on stay on topic here don't get too far afield. But uh Bannon went on to say this. He said he said uh oh yeah here it is. I'm going to read the quote here. This is a quote from Steve Bannon unable to really come to grips with the problems in the church.

They need illegal aliens. They needed illegal aliens to fill the churches. End quote. Bannon said in an interview with Charlie Rose that we air on 60 Minutes and CBS on Sunday. It's obvious on the face of it said Bannon.

And Bannon added they have an economic interest. They have an economic interest in unlimited immigration unlimited illegal immigration. And then the interviewer cut Bannon off and said that's a tough thing to say about your church.

That was Charlie Rose to which Bannon responded. Quote. As much as I respect Cardinal Dolan that's Timothy Dolan and the bishops on doctrine this is not doctrine. Bannon responded this is not doctrine at all.

I totally respect the pope and I totally respect the catholic bishops and cardinals on doctrine this is not about doctrine. This is about the sovereignty of a nation and in that regard they're just another guy with an opinion.

End quote. Well um you know I think Stephen Bannon is uh I don't know whether he's just being politic here and you know he doesn't want to to get in trouble with the bishops. Or maybe he really believes that I I don't know but but the you know what what the cardinal and the pope and and the bishops say about immigration is doctrine.

It's you know the you know you you can't say on one hand that the uh the pope is uh you know the the vicar of christ on earth and then say well well when he talks about doctrine I believe him but if he talks about immigration he's just some other guy with an opinion.

No that that's not how the roman catholic church treats the uh the papal pronouncements. Now they put up with that to some degree because I think it's in in Rome's advantage to do so um but you know if Rome is ever in a position to enforce these kinds of statements believe me they're going to make sure that they make sure that people understand when the pope talks about immigration he's talking about doctrine.

You know there's not you know they they try to make this separation but but there really isn't uh any um so I would disagree with ban in there but I think he's quite right to summarize Rome's Rome's position here on on immigration that they have.

They have an interest in doing so they have an economic interest they they want to fill the churches. That's certainly one of the reasons why they they take the stance they do on immigration. Now I want to give another quote here from Steve Bannon.

This is quote is a little bit later it's um about nine months later this is from an article in Newsmax and it's uh it's dated uh June 17th 2018 and and here's the headline. It says Bannon catholic church one of the worst instigators of open borders policy.

Now he's absolutely right about that. And let's read here what. Uh what Steve Bannon has to say here. Uh there's a quite a good quote in here. Um ah yeah here we go down toward the bottom. He says this this is Steve Bannon the pope more than anybody else has driven the migrant crisis in Europe declared Bannon who's catholic.

The catholic church I've gone uh the catholic church I have gone after New York Archbishop Cardinal Timothy Dolan. The catholic church is one of the worst instigators of this open borders policy. End quote.

And again Bannon is absolutely right. Uh there's no question about that. They are one of the worst instigators of the open borders policy. Maybe the worst in fact. And again this is coming from somebody from Steve Bannon who is himself a Roman Catholic.