Real America's Voice host and MAGA supporter Gina Loudon reacted to the death of Pope Francis by suggesting he went to Hell.
Following the pope's death on Monday, Real America's Voice brought in former Rep. Nan Hayworth (R-NY) to comment on the future of the Catholic church.
"Well, I very much appreciated Dr. Gina's comments about what seemed to me to be a troublingly political bent on behalf of Pope Francis, whose passage obviously is a sad event for the Catholic Church, and no doubt he reposes in the arms of the Lord," Hayworth opined. "But he was a confirmed leftist, basically, at least by the likes of lots of folks, including me."
Loudon, however, disagreed that God had allowed Francis to enter Heaven.
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"Dr. Hayworth, you know, I don't know if I've ever disagreed with you in the long, long time we've been in television together, but I don't know that I am so sure about where the Pope is today," the host said. "I don't know that holding a title necessarily ushers you into the arms of Jesus."
"I think that babies died. Christians were slaughtered across the world," she added. "And if you're not in line with biblical teaching, I don't know where you land with God in the end. I really don't know. I think the number is few.
"But then again, I'm a Calvinist."
