He knows they don't view Fisk the same way, or at least what should be done about him. He's pretty sure that Frank shares his views of Wilson Fisk as a human being but that's about where that line ends. Two paths forward and it doesn't feel like anything that'll be solved tonight.

Matt instead shifts, grabbing a throw pillow to tuck it under his head as he turns on his side, facing Frank. It's an illusion of attentiveness that's instinctive now, because somehow it makes people feel more 'heard' even if Matt could listen to Frank's voice from down the block. And this feels important. "It's kind of hard to imagine you as a member of the clergy." It's not a slight. Just an observation. "You went a different way."