Anselma Dell'Olio shock on Pope Leo XIV and Donald Trump/ "It's a deus ex machina who will confront that Antichrist!"

A very harsh attack on Donald Trump by Anselma Dell'Olio in the latest episode of Pomeriggio 5. The American journalist and director, naturalized Italian and known for being the wife of Giuliano Ferrara , spoke about it in reference to the election of Robert Francis Prevost as Pope , because she believes that he could be the barrier she believes is necessary to stop the US president.

But she used very strong words and harsh tones in her invective, which left the presenter Myrta Merlino stunned, who preferred to remain silent rather than put a stop to the words used by her commentator. “ I have never been so happy, I burst with happiness, I didn't imagine it, also because the common belief is that the Pope cannot be American ,” began Anselma Dell'Olio , also known as Selma Jean Dell'Olio .

Even Father Francesco Maria Giuliani , a friend of Pope Leo XIV, remained silent while listening to the speech in the studio, in particular when Ferrara's wife declared: " I pray that since the election of that antichrist, that gangster, unspeakable Trump, a deus ex machina will come to confront him ."

“TRUMP HAS FOUND HIS RIGHT PART”

Anselma Dell'Olio also brought up the origins of Pope Leo XIV , as he comes from Chicago, " the most violent city in the world ." In particular, she focused on the neighborhood of the American city where Prevost grew up, to argue that that childhood had an impact on his personality: " He is a sweet man, but not weak, but of enormous strength. He grew up as a fervent Catholic in a terrible neighborhood ."

So, the journalist and director drew her very harsh conclusion: " That antichrist Trump has found his match. I have been suffering for a long time because of this. I am convinced that he is the deus ex machina that I prayed the Lord would send ."

In reality, for analysts and Vatican experts, the new Pope could be a figure capable of creating a bridge between Europe and the USA , as well as with the Vatican . After all, he himself wants to be a figure who brings people together, rather than opposing them. It is no coincidence that in his first speeches he immediately called for peace as a priority on his agenda, which has yet to take shape.