Ian Paisley urges government to cancel Pope visit

Ian Paisley, a staunch Protestant, has been a minister for 40 years and opposes the upcoming papal visit. He believes the Pope is not a king and calls for Protestant support for Roman Catholics. Paisley recounts a conversation with Tony Blair, who confided in him about converting to Catholicism. Paisley emphasizes his clear stance on religious matters, asserting that the Pope will not preach from his pulpit.

How does Ian Paisley describe the relationship between Protestants and Catholics in the context of the Pope's visit?

What does Ian Paisley imply about the Pope's preaching from the pulpit?