Trump gets front row seat to humiliation as attacked in Pope's homily

Donald Trump got a front row seat to his own humiliation Saturday as he was verbally attacked in a homily at Pope Francis’ funeral.

Trump, who traveled to Rome Friday, sat with world leaders at the service as his signature policy was rebuked to an audience of millions watching live around the world.

“Pope Francis incessantly raised his voice, imploring peace and calling for reason and honest negotiation to find possible solutions,” Cardinal Giovanni Battista Re, who gave the homily, said.

“‘Build bridges, not walls,’ was an exhortation he repeated many times.”

The statement was clearly aimed at Trump’s promise to build a wall between Mexico and the USA to halt illegal immigration.

It — along with many other Trump policies — was frequently criticized by the pope, who said anybody who thought of building walls rather than bridges was “not Christian” — which prompted Trump to call that statement “disgraceful.”

It’s unknown how Trump reacted to the homily.