[T]his pope makes it very clear he doesn't know what he's talking about when it comes to capitalism and socialism and so forth. ...
If it weren't for capitalism, I don't know where the Catholic Church would be. ... I have been numerous times to the Vatican. It wouldn't exist without tons of money. ...
This is just pure Marxism coming out of the mouth of the pope. Unfettered capitalism? That doesn't exist anywhere. Unfettered capitalism is a liberal socialist phrase to describe the United States. ...
[R]eading what the pope's written about this is really befuddling because he's totally wrong -- I mean, dramatically, embarrassingly, puzzlingly wrong. ...
The Catholic Church, the American Catholic Church has an annual budget of $170 billion. I think that's more than General Electric earns every year. And the Catholic Church of America is the largest landholder in Manhattan. I mean, they have a lot of money. They raise a lot of money. They wouldn't be able to reach out the way they do without a lot of money.
