CARLOS CALDERON: How did you feel when you saw the Bible? I was shocked. I'm in shock.
MAITY INTERIANO: I personally find it more disrespectful for the circumstance more for the background we know. Because we know that it is not a person who used it because who believes, has that faith, practitioner, he was doing it simply because he is taking advantage of a situation, he is taking advantage of it.
CALDERON: Obviously, but that person is not him. I mean, it's the people who follow him and who voted for him who were going to answer that call. But the truth is that for everyone else, I think it was a pretty dangerous game President Donald Trump is playing. Those of you in your little house, please study the situation. Educate yourself, elections are coming.
A dangerous game would be the tolerance of violence in the name of Univision´s political agenda. To make some sense out of their senseless chatter, host Carlos Calderón quoted the Reverend Mariann Budde, of the Episcopalian church -obviously a Trump hater. According to Calderón, Budde “did not even get a teeny courtesy call to clear the area, to tell her that they were going to use tear gas to use her church as a backdrop, as a prop. She said the President used the bible and one of her churches and her archdiocese as a backdrop and without permission to give an unethical message regarding Jesus' message. And, she doesn't want President Trump talking for St. Johns.”