Candace Owens Slams Trump's Attacks on Pope Leo and His AI-Generated Photo as Jesus
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Candace Owens Slams Trump's Attacks on Pope Leo and His AI-Generated Photo as Jesus
Candace Owens argues that Donald Trump is under demonic influence, pointing to his closeness with Laura Loomer and Paula White and his public attacks on Pope Leo over the Vatican's criticism of US military action against Iran and Venezuela. She walks through Trump's Truth Social posts dismissing the Pope as weak on crime and suggesting he wouldn't hold the position without Trump in the White House, contrasts this with the Pope's own measured response calling for peace, and closes by examining the backlash to an AI-generated image Trump posted of himself depicted as Jesus Christ, which he later claimed was meant to depict him as a Red Cross doctor.
Candace Owens opens by stating plainly that Donald Trump is not a Christian and is under demonic influence, pointing to Paula White's role in his orbit and suggesting she has effectively cast a spell over him. She argues it is ironic that Trump dismisses her, Megyn Kelly, and Tucker Carlson as unhinged for calling for peace, while surrounding himself with advisors like Laura Loomer, who Owens says has previously been placed on a psychiatric hold, and Paula White, who Owens accuses of comparing Trump to Jesus Christ in prayer.
The Attack on Pope Leo
Owens reads through a Truth Social post in which Trump calls Pope Leo weak on crime and bad for foreign policy, criticizes him for not commenting on the arrest of priests and ministers during COVID-era restrictions, says he prefers the Pope's brother Louis, and claims the Pope would not hold his position if Trump were not in the White House. Owens calls the underlying premise, that the conclave of cardinals selected an American Pope specifically to manage Trump, narcissistic and detached from reality.
Pope Leo's Response
Owens plays a clip of Pope Leo responding to the criticism, in which he says his message reflects the gospel's call to be peacemakers, that he does not see his role as political, and that he will continue speaking out against war and advocating for dialogue and just solutions, citing the suffering of innocent people.
Trump's Response to the Backlash
Owens plays a clip of Trump defending his criticism of the Pope, repeating that he does not think the Pope is doing a good job, citing concerns about Iran's nuclear program and crime in American cities, and saying he is not a fan of Pope Leo, whom he calls very liberal. Owens argues this reflects Trump losing support across multiple corners of his base, naming Megyn Kelly, Tucker Carlson, and Alex Jones as examples.
The AI Jesus Image Controversy
Owens addresses an AI-generated image Trump posted of himself depicted as Jesus Christ healing the sick, which drew criticism from Protestants and Catholics alike. She plays a clip of Trump responding to questions about the post, in which he claims the image was meant to depict him as a Red Cross doctor rather than as Jesus, a claim Owens says she could not substantiate after attempting to verify it.
Owens' Call to the Catholic Church
Owens calls on Catholic bishops and cardinals to speak out more forcefully against what she describes as the politicization of faith leaders, criticizing Bishop Barron for standing beside Paula White during a prayer she calls blasphemous without later condemning its content. She argues that being Christian has, in some cases, been reduced to a kind of performance, and says Catholics cannot support Trump in this moment.