Pope Leo XIV's brother will need to cop to using some unsavory language at his next confession ... 'cause he called Nancy Pelosi a bad word in a resurfaced social media post.
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00:00To Pope Leo and Pope Leo's brother. He seems cool. Pope Leo? Yeah. I don't know a lot about him. He does. But he's got a cool vibe to him. It is interesting that I've seen now, actually observed parts of papal homilies that I never did before. He sang. He sang one. But to see the Pope delivering. In English? In English. I know. I know. Strange. And I was talking to a friend of mine. She's in Philly. And she was telling me that he has a big connection to
00:29Villanova. Yes, he studied there. And apparently, somebody from Villanova, I mean, he used to go to all the games, basketball games. And somebody from the team somehow got in touch with him and said, we'd love for you to come out and speak. And he responded. He said, I think I'm going to be kind of busy right now. But I'll get back to you. But they could get the Pope's brother, who Louis Provost has said some things, or at least posted some things on social media in the past.
00:58Yeah. With some really choice. Unpoke-like language. Unpapal language, for sure. People found this one online that Louis, who is Pope Leo's older brother, posted something about Nancy Pelosi and used a word that.
01:13We can't say. A four-letter word we can't say, but used that in reference to her. Now, he was reposting someone else saying it. He didn't actually say it.
01:21But that's kind of co-signing on it. Yeah.
01:24I saw him on TV on Friday. He's, what to say? He seems to have differing views from what we know of his brother.
01:34Well, he also was like, yeah, you didn't, wasn't really close to him because I was a lot older and I went in the military and a younger brother knows him way better.
01:44And I tried to get in touch with him to congratulate him, but didn't return my call. And hopefully someday he will. That was kind of what he said.
01:52Well, he could keep hoping. In odd ways, he said it on the air. Keep Pope hoping. I don't know if it's going to work out.
02:01Casey from Kentucky. I don't believe Pope Francis's brother, I'm sorry, Pope Leo's brother, should be subject to harsh criticism because he didn't explicitly say this.
02:08It was a repost and it really correlates to the hypocrisy in the Democratic Party when it comes to tariffs and foreign policy.
02:13Well, I mean, when you repost something with those words and you know what the words were, unless unless your repost includes you saying something like, I think this is despicable.
02:25Right. I mean, but if you just put it up, how is that? That's an endorsement. How is that not co-signing?
02:29It's 100%. No, I'm asking you, how is that not co-signing?
02:32Yeah, well, that's a fair argument to have, but I think the main scrutiny here is because he is the Pope's brother.
02:38Now, yes, you could say that he did co-sign an agreement there, but I do think that's much different than saying it yourself.
02:44Okay, but he's co-signing it.
02:46Right.
02:47And the other brother, by the way, did get in touch with him.
02:50The other brother did get in touch with him.
02:53Is there a pattern?
02:54These are very different.
02:56Think.
02:59Ideological.
02:59Think Roger Clinton.
03:01Think Billy Carter type brothers.
03:04Yes, I'm old enough to know exactly what you're talking about.
03:06Okay.
03:06Okay.