Trump’s fresh criticism of Pope Leo over Iran war – CBS News Watch CBS News President Trump posted more criticisms of Pope Leo XIV on social media late Tuesday night as his feud with the first American pontiff continues. CBS News’ Chris Livesay has the latest. Source link
President Trump criticized Pope Leo XIV on Sunday over the pontiff’s comments regarding the Iran war, saying, “he’s a man that doesn’t believe in stopping crime.” On Monday, the pope responded to the president, saying in part “too many innocent people are being killed.” Source link
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