Pope Leo's War on Tyrants: Clash with Trump

0:00On April 16th, Pope Leo XIV, the first American-born pontiff, dropped some heavy bars from Cameroon, saying the world's getting wrecked by. A few tyrants fueling endless violence. This comes right as his beef with President Trump heats up over the Pope's sharp jabs at the war in Iran. In a speech at a cathedral in Bemenda, the heart of a long-running separatist fight there, the 70-year-old Leo slammed leaders who twist religion to justify wars and rob lands for weapons profits. He's been calling out the absurd violence in the Middle East for weeks now. Trump fired back hard on true social, and while stepping off Air Force One, labeling the Pope a super-liberal guy who's weak on crime and awful at, foreign policy. He even claimed Leo only got the top spot because he's American, and that wild AI image of Trump as Jesus Christ stirred up backlash from supporters. And Catholics alike. Meanwhile, the Pope brushed it off on his flight, saying he won't debate Trump, but plans to keep yelling against war, pushing for peace talks and real solutions.

1:04Too many innocents are dying, he stressed, and someone's got a call for a better path. This clash between the Vatican and the White House spotlights, the raw divide on power, faith, and global fights, expect more sparks as both hold there. Ground.