In this episode we discuss how our fallen soldiers would be remembered if our country were rightly ordered, who the real criminals were at the Manchester concert, and how the operant conditioning of young girls at such concerts makes all of society a victim. We also talk about the urgency with which we must pray for God to send Catholic Melania Trump a good and holy Catholic priest who will help her correct her sinful situation of living in open adultery with Ivana Trump’s husband. Finally, we dissect why transcribing a conversation removes more contextual meaning than the written record leaves behind.
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