Topic: Pope Leo Xiv

Leavitt comments on the election of Pope Leo XIV, an American Pope, noting that the administration is praying for him despite his past critical comments. She also addresses a technical glitch at Newark Airport, attributing it to antiquated telecom systems. She outlines a four-part Department of Transportation infrastructure plan to modernize air traffic control centers and replace 600 aging radars.

A Catholic caller expresses concern over Pope Leo XIV's past social media activity and alleged mishandling of abuse cases. He references St. Malachy's "Prophecy of the Popes," suggesting the current papacy might signal the destruction or radical transformation of the Church. Shroyer notes that the Pope has an opportunity to restore the Church's relevance but warns that opposing the "America First" agenda will only alienate followers.

Cardinal Robert Francis Prevost of Chicago is announced as the new Pope, taking the name Leo XIV. Jones notes that the betting markets, which favored Pietro Parolin, were incorrect. He identifies Prevost as an American who served in Peru and expresses immediate concern that the new Pope may be a "Francis-lite" globalist.

Details emerge regarding Pope Leo XIV, the first American Pope. Born in Chicago in 1955, Robert Francis Prevost is an Augustinian father who served as the Prefect of the Dicastery for Bishops. Commentators discuss the symbolism of his name, referencing the social reforms of Pope Leo XIII.

Jones reviews early reports on Pope Leo XIV's stance on social issues, claiming he is a "centrist" who supports open borders and has met with the LGBT community. The segment includes the Pope's first "Urbi et Orbi" blessing from the balcony, where he calls for a "disarming and humble" peace.

Vatican expert Leo Zagami joins the show to analyze the election of Pope Leo XIV. Zagami argues the election was rigged by Pope Francis to ensure a successor who would continue "woke" policies, support open borders, and wage a "systematic warfare" against the Trump administration.

Leo Zagami alleges that while serving as a provincial superior in Chicago in 2000, Robert Francis Prevost protected a pedophile priest named James Ray. Zagami claims the new Pope is a "woke" ally of the Obama administration and was strategically elevated to challenge Donald Trump.

Leo Zagami returns to discuss Pope Leo XIV's past criticisms of JD Vance and Trump's immigration policies. He claims the Pope has shown "special concern" for Venezuelan migrants, including gang members, and is a supporter of the Vatican's controversial deal with Communist China.