Trump rails against 'radical left' bishop who confronted him with plea for 'mercy' at prayer service

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

36% : During an interfaith service at Washington National Cathedral on Tuesday, January 21, the Episcopal bishop implored Trump, "In the name of our God, I ask you to have mercy upon the people in our country who are scared now.
35% : READ MORE: 'Wartime president': Conservative details ways Trump is 'at war with half of America' The Daily Beast's Janna Brancolini, reporting on Budde's speech and Trump's reaction, notes that she spoke in a "calm, steadying voice" and adds, "In fact, violent crime has plummeted over the past three years, according to ABC News, and research shows undocumented immigrants commit far fewer crimes than people born in the U.S.
28% : Nevertheless, Trump complained about Budde bringing her church into politics 'in a very ungracious way,' and declared the service 'very boring and uninspiring.'"
18% : " Although Budde's tone was polite -- not biting or confrontational -- Trump was deeply offended and responded by angrily railing against her on his Truth Social platform.
18% : " Budde, Trump complained, didn't mention the "large number of illegal immigrants that came into our Country and killed people" during her speech.
15% : Trump described Budde as a "Radical left hard line Trump hater," adding "She was nasty in tone, and not compelling or smart.

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