say he certainly was not trying to sway voters by saying someone who advocates the reverend frederico lombardi said in an interview on vatican radio that the pope often speaks about building bridges not walls and that his remark was not a personal attack on donald trump. as you know donald trump has advocated building a wall between the united states and mexico. after the pope's initial comment trump fired back saying it was, "disgraceful to question a person's faith but the spokesperson went on to say today that the pope has made it very clear he is not going to step into voting issues in the whole campaign in the united states. today trump responded to that saying, well, he now believes the pope's remarks were probably a little bit nicer than originally reported. >> jeb bush campaigning with his mother today. the former first lady barbara bush. the pair held a meet and greet in greenville, south carolina this morning. the former florida governor saying today his opponents are not strong enough to be president of the united states. >> marco rubio back in columbia, south carolina with governor

the vatican spokesperson, father frederico lombardi, just saying that the pope's comments on the planeard them yesterday, about donald trump, were, quote, not a personal attack, nor an indication of how to vote. the vatican went on to say that the pope said what we already know when we follow his teachings and his position, that we should not be building walls but building bridges. the vatican went on to say he has always said this and continues to do so. although it was a question to donald trump and what the pope makes of him, was not about trump, specifically was not an indication of how to vote for. we'll see what trump says in response. moving on. from the moment he launched his campaign, trump has said the invasion of iraq was a, quote, mistake. but what has been less clear throughout is whether the man who is the republican front-runner has always felt that way. and also whether he thinks that former president george w. bush lied about weapons of mass destruction as a reason to get into iraq. at the republican town hall that cnn hosted last night, an audience member wanted an an