Bannon`s War Room WarRoom Battleground EP 861: “Trad Catholic Inc.” In Shock As “Pope” Leo Confirms He’s Just As Non-Catholic As “Pope” Francis
Oct 1, 2025
In this engaging discussion, Elizabeth Yore, a commentator on Catholic culture, and Frank Walker, a contributor focused on Church leadership scandals, tackle the fallout from Pope Leo's recent remarks on moral issues, which have drawn parallels to Pope Francis. They delve into the implications of Leo supporting controversial figures like Cardinal Cupich. The conversation also touches on a defrocked priest accused of abuse, cultural shifts surrounding blasphemy laws, and the intriguing crossover of evangelical and Catholic devotionals, particularly in the context of President Trump's message.
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Leo's Controversial Moral Equivalency
- Pope Leo conflated prudential issues with absolute moral teachings, provoking shock among traditional Catholics.
- Elizabeth Yore and Ben Harnwell argue Leo's comments equate abortion with other policy issues incorrectly, undermining Church teaching.
'Who Am I To Judge' Revisited
- Elizabeth Yore calls Leo's remarks a replay of Francis's "who am I to judge" moment and a Bernardine seamless-garment error.
- She warns the Pope's dialogue framing dangerously equalizes abortion with immigration and the death penalty.
Leo Aligned With Cupich's Agenda
- Frank Walker says Leo's endorsement of Cardinal Cupich reveals a purposeful alignment, not a mistake.
- He argues this signals doctrinal change driven by synodal attitudes and weakens traditional leadership.
