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Wicked Radio 4-17: Who's Killing Our Scientists?, Trump vs Pope 2.0, & Drunk Passenger Wins $300K · Wicked Radio with Bill Adams

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Speaker 1: You know all that old expression and everybody uses. I
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Speaker 1: used it just the other day on here with you
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Speaker 1: about trying to figure out the news. There are no coincidences. Well,
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Speaker 1: in this case, with all our dead scientists, we better
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Speaker 1: hope they're all coincidences. But it's not looking that way.
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Speaker 1: We'll get into that as a whole. Here's the background
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Speaker 1: of the story. There's a whole slew of dead scientists
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Speaker 1: mysteriously dropping off the face of the earth. No true story.
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Speaker 1: It's not science fiction. And I hate to be this guy,
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Speaker 1: I really do. But yes, some of them were working
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Speaker 1: on UFO technology. Oh here we go. Yeah, we're gonna
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Speaker 1: get the UFO people coming in here. But a lot
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Speaker 1: of them were nuclear scientists. President Trump made his first
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Speaker 1: comment about that. But we'll get to the bottom of it.
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Speaker 1: Speaking to President Trump, Trump versus the woke Pope, round two,
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Speaker 1: I have to say this. We all know, let's be
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Speaker 1: adults here. Trump starts a lot of war of words,
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Speaker 1: he does. I mean, he starts a lot of wars.
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Speaker 1: Let's speaking wars, not real wars. But let's be honest here,
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Speaker 1: he didn't start this one didn't. And you look at
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Speaker 1: what the Pope is saying, now overseas, this is like
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Speaker 1: again in this case, there are no coincidences. You met
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Speaker 1: with David Axelrod, Democrat strategist, and all of a sudden
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Speaker 1: he's saying all this stuff I don't know about that.
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Speaker 1: those things. Let's get right to it. What is going
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Speaker 1: on with dead scientists? Young Peter Doocey, who's like six
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Speaker 1: foot seven, he asked President Trump about that very same
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Speaker 1: issue right when Trump was getting out of a meeting
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Speaker 1: about it. Then we'll delve into it a little bit more.
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Speaker 1: But Trump knows a.
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Speaker 2: Ten missing science tips with access to classified stuff, nuclear material, aerospace.
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Speaker 1: They've all gone missing or turned up dead in the
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Speaker 1: last couple of months. Based on what you've been briefed,
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Speaker 1: what do you think is happening here? And do you
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Speaker 1: think that this is connected or totally random?
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Speaker 2: Well, I hope it's random, but we're going to know
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Speaker 2: in the next week and a half. I just left
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Speaker 2: the meeting on that subject. So yeah, pretty serious stuff,
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Speaker 2: but we're going to be not hopefully, I don't know, coincidence,
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Speaker 2: whatever you want to call it. But some of them
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Speaker 2: were very important, big folk and we're going to look
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Speaker 2: at it over the.
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Speaker 1: Next okay, depending on what they find about this and
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Speaker 1: the briefing and the information that comes out. What do
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Speaker 1: you think the chances are that Trump doesn't talk about
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Speaker 1: this ever? Again, pretty high. And I'm on the record
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Speaker 1: as saying I think this is the most transparent president
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Speaker 1: we've ever had, more so than Reagan anybody else. Clinton
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Speaker 1: like talking to the press all that stuff. Trump will
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Speaker 1: hold impromptu press conferences at the end of the White
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Speaker 1: House driveway. He'll talk about anything this. I mean, if
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Speaker 1: this does, as everybody loves to speculate, involve foreign powers
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Speaker 1: and adversaries and knocking off our top scientists, or if
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Speaker 1: we're doing it hmmm, bump bump bum. This may not
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Speaker 1: be spoken of. Again, there are some top secrets that
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Speaker 1: maybe we shouldn't know. I don't know. I'd like to know,
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Speaker 1: so would you. The amazing Jackie Heinrich. I'm a little biased.
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Speaker 1: There did a little expose yesterday on Fox News about
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Speaker 1: who these scientists are. Okay, who are they? Why are
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Speaker 1: they dying? Is a coincidence? Take it away.
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Speaker 3: Jackie's recent disappearance involves William Neil McCasland. Ten scientists in
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Speaker 3: total have disappeared over the last three years. McCasland oversaw
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Speaker 3: some of the military's most advanced and highly classified research systems.
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Speaker 3: His wife said he'd been experiencing what he called a
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Speaker 3: mental fog before vanishing from his home, leaving behind his
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Speaker 3: phone and prescription glasses. He previously worked on UFOs. The
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Speaker 3: other missing scientists include Melissa, who had a security clearance
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Speaker 3: at Los Alamo's National Laboratory and went missing last June.
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Speaker 3: Also Anthony Chavez, a retired worker from the same lab
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Speaker 3: who went missing just a month prior. Jason Thomas led
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Speaker 3: a chemical biology team. He was found dead this past March.
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Speaker 3: Frank Maywald, an engineer from NASA's Jet Propulsion lab, also disappeared,
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Speaker 3: and Nuno Luerro, a famous MIT scientist, was shot dead
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Speaker 3: last December. Carl Grillmer was an exoplanet researcher who was
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Speaker 3: also killed in February, and Steven Garcia worked on security
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Speaker 3: for American made nuclear weapons and went missing in August.
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Speaker 3: Aerospace engineer Monica Jacinto Reza also went missing last June.
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Speaker 1: We already heard what the President said. Okay, that's I
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Speaker 1: think we can gather so far, this is all we know.
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Speaker 1: These are not your ordinary run of the mill scientists.
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Speaker 1: No disrespect to them, but like you know, like research
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Speaker 1: scientists at MIT or whatever that's you know, write papers,
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Speaker 1: and these are the These are the folks that discover
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Speaker 1: things and are kept normally when I was led to
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Speaker 1: believe in top secret protection. And a lot of them
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Speaker 1: are dying over the last couple of years, and this
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Speaker 1: year in particular, a lot of them. There's something very
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Speaker 1: bizarre about this and it's fair to ask the question, obviously,
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Speaker 1: you know, like this is where all of that. You know,
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Speaker 1: in the last ten years of conspiracy theories, there's been
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Speaker 1: a lot of them. We all know about that, right,
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Speaker 1: I said before, I think a couple of months ago.
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Speaker 1: I'm not going to be I'm not gonna be doubting
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Speaker 1: conspiracy theories unless you're intentionally trying to divide and cause
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Speaker 1: harm anymore, because it's always good. It's better to ask
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Speaker 1: questions and be called a conspiracy theorists than it is
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Speaker 1: to just not know anything. Ask the questions. Go ahead,
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Speaker 1: But I'm telling you we may not get any answers
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Speaker 1: out of this, depending on what they find, despite having
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Speaker 1: what I think is the most transparent president in our
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Speaker 1: history informing the public and his base. There's a good
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Speaker 1: chance you'll hear anything else about this. But maybe not.
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Speaker 1: Maybe we do get an answer, and maybe it is
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Speaker 1: let's hope for the best and hopeful it's all natural,
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Speaker 1: you know, not a coincidence. Maybe maybe not, I don't know.
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Speaker 1: Speaking of Trump, Trump versus the woke Pope point two
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Speaker 1: point zero, well, I will say this, and I know
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Speaker 1: I said this in the introduction, but as many war
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Speaker 1: of words that Trump has started. I don't think he
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Speaker 1: started this one. I really don't. It started off with
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Speaker 1: this yesterday and a great question by somebody in the
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Speaker 1: press pool. You can't hear him because of a helicopter
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Speaker 1: in the background and all the other stuff. Background of
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Speaker 1: the story is Iran, that that group of nice people
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Speaker 1: running that country, those tyrant Islamist lunatics are scheduled too
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Speaker 1: if they haven't already killed four more protesters, one of
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Speaker 1: whom they're first female protester, they're gonna kill beautiful young girl.
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Speaker 1: Didn't have any weapons, nothing. All they did was protests
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Speaker 1: for freedom, and weren't we're in the and the females
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Speaker 1: weren't wearing the he jobs. Well, if they're not dead already,
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Speaker 1: they're about to be executed. Horrifying more horrifying crap. But
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Speaker 1: the Pope doesn't care about that. And Trump had a
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Speaker 1: great line, and this is he always comes up with
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Speaker 1: the line, either in a debate or a press ofference
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Speaker 1: or a State of the Union speech that everybody remembers,
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Speaker 1: right go way back to one of the first debates,
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Speaker 1: way way back before the twenty sixteen election. What did
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Speaker 1: he say it to Hillary? What's the number one thing
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Speaker 1: you remember from that debate Tris and Mike, and he goes,
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Speaker 1: you'd be in jail. Everybody remembers that. It still gets
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Speaker 1: replayed all the time right in in the conflict, so
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Speaker 1: called conflict with the Pope. This will be the remembered line.
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Speaker 1: They asked him about the protesters being killed, and Trump goes,
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Speaker 1: tell that to the pope. This is the takeover it
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Speaker 1: four more protestors, accordingly, quoting the first woman protector, What
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Speaker 1: do you tell your.
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Speaker 2: Tell that to the pelop it? What do you say,
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Speaker 2: tell that to the.
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Speaker 1: Pelop that's the takeaway and that and that's that's when
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Speaker 1: you know you're winning the War awards on this. But
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Speaker 1: the war awards continued yesterday because the Pope keeps speaking
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Speaker 1: and he keeps going off about all this stuff. And
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Speaker 1: there's a couple of different things. This is the one
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Speaker 1: that set everybody off yesterday is his quote about Islam.
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Speaker 1: Now you've got a pope head of the Roman Catholic Church.
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Speaker 1: One hundred How many Catholics are there now? Is that
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Speaker 1: one hundred million worldwide? You know, the entire earth population.
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Speaker 1: The leader of the flock, right, And if you grow
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Speaker 1: up Catholic you know that he's he's the Holy Father.
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Speaker 1: He's like considered God's own quarterback. That's what they you know,
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Speaker 1: ever supposed to question him. You're supposed to say, he's
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Speaker 1: like ordained by God and Jesus himself, right, that like
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Speaker 1: he's the not ever supposed to question him. Well, that's
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Speaker 1: a dangerous line of thought, not to question the pope
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Speaker 1: when he says things like Islam, we can learn a
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Speaker 1: lot from Islam. It's not to be feared. He also
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Speaker 1: had an example out there that said Lebanon is a
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Speaker 1: great example where Christians and Muslims can live together. Although
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Speaker 1: a lot of historians have jumped us and this and
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Speaker 1: they said, hey, Padre, Lebanon was formed as a Christian nation,
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Speaker 1: but they once Islam started to take root, it led
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Speaker 1: to a fifteen year civil war. Those are the historians
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Speaker 1: saying that, many of them, not just me. I'm just
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Speaker 1: pointing out what the pushback is. And he also spoke
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Speaker 1: in Africa, the same continent where Christians are being slaughtered
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Speaker 1: in Nigeria, and he didn't say anything about that, but
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Speaker 1: he talked about Islam. This is what has really set
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Speaker 1: people off again where he said this kind of stuff
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Speaker 1: didn't talk about Christians slaughtered anywhere. While he's speaking in
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Speaker 1: that continent.
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Speaker 4: Jesus told us blessed are the peacemakers, but all to
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Speaker 4: those who manipulate religion and the very name of God
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Speaker 4: for their own military, economic, or political gain, dragging that
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Speaker 4: which is sacred into darkness and filth.
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Speaker 1: Okay, now, I will point this out because this popped
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Speaker 1: up all over the place, mostly on x Yesterday by
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Speaker 1: historians and religious leaders. Believe it or not, some people
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Speaker 1: high ranking in the Catholic Church, cardinals, even saying that
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Speaker 1: the Pope misquoted, that Jesus did not say this. They say,
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Speaker 1: blessed to the peacemakers is from Matthew five nine. The
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Speaker 1: rest of his words from the Book of Marx full text,
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Speaker 1: blessed of peacemakers, for they shall be called the children
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Speaker 1: of God. So did he miss quote the Bible himself?
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Speaker 1: Quite possibly. But here's the thing, and here's what else
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Speaker 1: he said. And this was on the plain trip home apparently,
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Speaker 1: And this is what set a lot of people off,
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Speaker 1: and including a lot of I know personally, a lot
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Speaker 1: of Catholics are completely bent out of shape about this
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Speaker 1: pope story because they don't really know what to do,
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Speaker 1: but this is one of them that set them off.
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Speaker 5: I know that in Europe there are many times fears
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Speaker 5: that are present but oftentimes generated by people who are
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Speaker 5: against immigration and trying to keep out people who may
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Speaker 5: be from another country and other religion and other race.
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Speaker 5: And in that sense, I would say that we all
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Speaker 5: need to work together. One of the values of this
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Speaker 5: trip is precisely to raise the world's attention to the
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Speaker 5: possibility that dialogue and friendship between Muslims and Christians is possible,
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Speaker 5: I think.
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Speaker 1: And then he went on to his example talking about Lebanon,
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Speaker 1: which again a lot of people are pointing out that
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Speaker 1: that's not exactly how it all went down. In a
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Speaker 1: great world, you know, that's that's the Disney view of things.
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Speaker 1: It's a perfect world. We're going to live together. But
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Speaker 1: what if you're a European and you've been attacked and
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Speaker 1: invaded and your laws in your particular country or city
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Speaker 1: don't allow you to go after the people committing crimes
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Speaker 1: because you're afraid of being called Islamophobic. Because that's the
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Speaker 1: reality of what's happening in Europe, that's what's actually happening there.
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Speaker 1: And by the way, President Trump went off a little
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Speaker 1: bit longer about this whole Iran thing, you know, blessed
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Speaker 1: to the peacemakers. Well, Trump is making the very very
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Speaker 1: clear point that you've got to be strong to create peace,
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Speaker 1: and you can't make peace with lunatics that want to
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Speaker 1: blow up the world. A new chance and have now
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Speaker 1: for fifty years death to America. He made his best
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Speaker 1: case every year.
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Speaker 2: Well, I want him to break the gospel.
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Speaker 5: I'm all about the gospel.
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Speaker 2: But I also know that you cannot let a certain country,
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Speaker 2: which is a very mean spirited country, have a nuclear weapon.
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Speaker 2: If they did, they would use it, and I think
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Speaker 2: they'd use it quickly and they would kill many millions
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Speaker 2: of people. So, you know, the folk could disagree with
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Speaker 2: me on that, but certainly we're allowed to have that.
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Speaker 2: I'm all about the gospel. I'm not about it as
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Speaker 2: much as anybody can be.
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Speaker 1: But I can't.
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Speaker 2: Allow as president of the United States of America, I
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Speaker 2: can't allow Iran to have a nuclear weapon.
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Speaker 1: And here's the story.
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Speaker 2: They won't have. They've already agreed.
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Speaker 1: Not to have.
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Speaker 2: That's good news, and I think the folk will be
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Speaker 2: very happy.
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Speaker 1: Perfectly stated. Sometimes he goes off in a tangent, as
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Speaker 1: we all know, it's you know, doesn't exactly make the
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Speaker 1: point and sometimes sometimes can shoot himself in the foot.
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Speaker 1: Not that case, it was perfectly stated by the way.
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Speaker 1: To add to that, there's an addition to the story.
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Speaker 1: This will lead us into Trump versus the Woke Pope
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Speaker 1: round three, which is coming next week, and this may
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Speaker 1: get to the gist of the entire thing. The administration
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Speaker 1: has canceled eleven million dollars in money going to Catholic Charities, yes,
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Speaker 1: the NGO organization because of illegal immigration. We've known this
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Speaker 1: for years. If you've been close to this for years,
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Speaker 1: I mean, this is as far back as I can remember.
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Speaker 1: I've known the Catholic Charities is pretty much responsible for
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Speaker 1: bringing in immigrants and you know, in the name of
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Speaker 1: giving them a good life and sanctuary and all this
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Speaker 1: other good stuff. Well, they just lost pretty much all
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Speaker 1: of their funding. That's going to set the Vatican off
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Speaker 1: again because why, as we talked about during Trump versus
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Speaker 1: the Pupe round one, what really threatens the church and
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Speaker 1: what's bad for church business is less immigration because you
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Speaker 1: have less people going to They admitted it, and that's
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Speaker 1: sixty minutes interview from this past weekend. If less people
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Speaker 1: going to church, which means less immigrants, that's bad for
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Speaker 1: them because they have less power and less influence. So
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Speaker 1: there's that. So this is not going to die down
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Speaker 1: anytime soon. But again, in this case, unlike what we
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Speaker 1: hope with with the dead scientists, you better hope that
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Speaker 1: that's all coincidence. In this case, there are no coincidences.
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Speaker 1: And I'll remind you again this is completely revealed and confirmed.
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Speaker 1: Three days three days before the Pope started making all
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Speaker 1: these statements immigration Islam, not making a statement about Christians
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Speaker 1: being slaughtered in Africa. Three days before all of this
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Speaker 1: stuff happened, he met with David Axelrod, Democrats strategist, globalist,
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Speaker 1: big Obama guy. That's not a coincidence. Why is he
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Speaker 1: saying this? Maybe he doesn't even want to say this,
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Speaker 1: but he's being forced to because, believe it or not,
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Speaker 1: My Catholic friends, there's somebody, there are people more powerful
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Speaker 1: than the Pope out there. Trust me on this one.
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Speaker 1: But I got a lot of Catholic friends who are completely,
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Speaker 1: completely totally twisted about this. My mom, bless her soul,
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Speaker 1: if she was still alive, she would be twisted into
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Speaker 1: a knot over this because of what the pope saying.
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Speaker 1: She would disagree with one hundred percent. But you still
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Speaker 1: want to believe in the pope because we were told
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Speaker 1: it's ingrained. It's in your DNA. If you grew up Catholic,
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Speaker 1: you know what I'm talking about. He is the guy,
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Speaker 1: he's the man, he's the voice of God, he's the
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Speaker 1: right hand of God, he's God's quarterback. You're told not
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Speaker 1: to ever question the Pope. So a lot of people
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Speaker 1: are twisted by this because there's a lot of conservative
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Speaker 1: Catholics out there who are looking at this going I
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Speaker 1: don't agree with anything this guy's saying, but I'm supposed
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Speaker 1: to go to church on Sunday and still follow the
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Speaker 1: word of the Pope and God and Jesus. Right. Well,
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Speaker 1: let me give you some perspective. There's a lot of
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Speaker 1: other people, some church leaders who are not exactly as
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Speaker 1: high up in the ranks as the Pope, but the
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Speaker 1: very high ranking cardinals even and bishops who are saying
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Speaker 1: this very same thing. The Pope doesn't speak for all
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Speaker 1: of the church. I know he's supposed to, but to
15:30
Speaker 1: put it in perspective, we've had worse popes before, and
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Speaker 1: your church survived, right, and you were still able to
15:35
Speaker 1: live your whole life as Catholic? Right, Who're still able
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Speaker 1: to believe what you wanted to believe? Worse popes who
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Speaker 1: were well. I did a little history search this morning,
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Speaker 1: not the boya, but some of the stories are horrific
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Speaker 1: compared to what Pope Leo is saying. There have been
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Speaker 1: some evil, evil characters who have led that church before
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Speaker 1: in the past. Now you got to go way past,
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Speaker 1: and this is just a quick cursory glance at some
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Speaker 1: history and this kind of stuff. Your church survived, you
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Speaker 1: were able to be Catholic. Throw out all of this stuff,
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Speaker 1: and you're gonna survive and be able to be Catholic
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Speaker 1: when this guy's gone. You want some example, Pope Stephen,
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Speaker 1: I didn't know a lot about these guys. This guy
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Speaker 1: was in charge in the year eight ninety six. Pope
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Speaker 1: Stephen the sixth, Sorry, what did he do? He reportedly
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Speaker 1: orchestrated the infamous case Cadaverse Synod. He had his predecessor,
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Speaker 1: who was Pope Famosis, exhumed, dressed in papal vestments, placed
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Speaker 1: on trial for perjury and other crimes. Found guilty. His
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Speaker 1: corpse was found guilty. Okay, that's enough in that one,
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Speaker 1: because it's getting gross. Pope John the twelfth wrapped up
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Speaker 1: his reign in nine sixty four or when he died
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Speaker 1: elected in his late teens. I didn't know that. Through
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Speaker 1: family influenced during the so called uh pomocracy period of
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Speaker 1: papal corruption, he reportedly turned the palace into a brothel.
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Speaker 1: Pope Benedict the ninth, one of the youngest popes, younger
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Speaker 1: than the other guy really, likely in his twenties, and
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Speaker 1: the only one to sell the papacy, accused of murder
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Speaker 1: ray ouh, and then some other gross stuff that I
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Speaker 1: can't really mention because nobody wants to actually actually hear that. Wow.
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Speaker 1: Pope Alexander the sixth, the most notorious Renaissance pope. He
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Speaker 1: openly had multiple mistresses and the illegitimate children. Pope Leo
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Speaker 1: the tenth. Not this Pope Leo. It's just going to
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Speaker 1: known for laverash spending, hunting, theater and culture apparently, but
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Speaker 1: was aggressively sold his indulgences to refill church coffins. Okay,
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Speaker 1: I didn't need to go any further. I think there
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Speaker 1: have been worse popes guys there have been way worse
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Speaker 1: popes if you don't like this one. So if you're
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Speaker 1: one of my Catholic friends who grew up Catholic, you're
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Speaker 1: supposed to believe the pope. It's ingrained in your DNA.
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Speaker 1: The church, your church, your beloved church, is going to
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Speaker 1: survive this guy. Don't worry about that. There have been
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Speaker 1: scratious and wars of words before with other world leaders.
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Speaker 1: You know, you don't have to be that twisted about it.
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Speaker 1: It doesn't have to speak for you for the church,
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Speaker 1: even though he's supposed to. I know it's a weird thing,
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Speaker 1: so just keep that in mind. Put it all in perspective. Now,
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Speaker 1: I wouldn't take religious advice from a guy that calls
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Speaker 1: his podcast Wicked Radio, but you know what I'm saying
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Speaker 1: for perspective. So just saying little background on, little background
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Speaker 1: on that. The biggest fight I ever had with my
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Speaker 1: aforementioned beloved mom, biggest fight, probably the biggest disappointment I
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Speaker 1: ever gave her in life, was not getting confirmed in
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Speaker 1: the Catholic Church because I grew up in an incredibly
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Speaker 1: stupid backwards town and the diocese at the time wanted
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Speaker 1: to wait for us to get confirmed until we're I
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Speaker 1: think they were talking about seventeen or eighteen. So I
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Speaker 1: think about it. You're driving your own car, you probably
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Speaker 1: have a high school job after school, and you're driving
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Speaker 1: the CCD classes. That's how stupid this was in this
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Speaker 1: stupid little town. And I said, I'm not doing this.
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Speaker 1: This is ridiculous, big fight whatever. She never forgave me.
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Speaker 1: But anyways, religious experts, all right, let's wrap this up
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Speaker 1: with this. We have to do something about this. Can
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Speaker 1: you imagine, and I know there have been other cases
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Speaker 1: like this. Can you imagine every bartender in the country,
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Speaker 1: or in this case, out of a country, being held
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Speaker 1: liable for how much you or I drink and make
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Speaker 1: fools of themselves. And this is a big deal because
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Speaker 1: you never want anybody going from a bar to hitting
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Speaker 1: the road driving a car. And yeah, it's up to
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Speaker 1: the restaurant and the establishment to cut them off. But
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Speaker 1: this is a cruise ship in this lady who is
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Speaker 1: admittedly a complete total drunk in this instance, winning three
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Speaker 1: hundred thousand dollars. It was a carnival cruise ship. She
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Speaker 1: had fourteen shots, reportedly wound up falling down, hitting her head,
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Speaker 1: and she wins this is just gross. I'm sorry you
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Speaker 1: want to hear something even grosser. Listen to her lawyer.
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Speaker 1: Everything you imagine about an ambulance Jason Lawyer is exactly
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Speaker 1: what you see and hear with this.
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Speaker 6: This is my client, Diana Sanders. She's a nurse from
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Speaker 6: northern California. She was a passenger on the Carnival Radiance.
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Speaker 6: She was served fifteen shots of tequila in about eight hours.
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Speaker 6: She woke up not knowing exactly how she got there
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Speaker 6: at the bottom of the staircase in the crew area. Diana,
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Speaker 6: tell us a little bit about your experience in the
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Speaker 6: case and in the trial the case.
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Speaker 1: Waking up after blacking out and going to the crew
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Speaker 1: and asking them for health and asking them to tell
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Speaker 1: me what happened was extremely frustrating.
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Speaker 6: They gave me completing information.
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Speaker 5: They treated like a criminal.
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Speaker 3: I was very concerned that they wouldn't tell me exactly
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Speaker 3: what happened to me.
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Speaker 1: Okay, here's the wrap up with the story. She's three
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Speaker 1: hundred thousand dollars richer minus whatever she has to pay
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Speaker 1: for that sleeves bag lawyer. But I love the wording right,
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Speaker 1: and this is exactly how they presented it in court.
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Speaker 1: I love the wording she was served and it wasn't
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Speaker 1: fourteen it was fifteen shots at tequila. No, no, no, she
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Speaker 1: consumed and ordered fifteen shots of tequila. And the problem
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Speaker 1: with this, as everybody knows, is common sense and personal responsibility.
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Speaker 1: And yet it's not her fault. Somehow the crew was
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Speaker 1: the true The crew treated her like a criminal. Can
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Speaker 1: you imagine how out of control she was on a boat.
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Speaker 1: Can you match what else she was saying and doing?
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Speaker 1: My God, and yet they treated me like a criminal.
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Speaker 1: I don't know what's going to be done, If anything
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Speaker 1: can be done. We have to stop these religious laws.
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Speaker 1: Though that means every bartender and who's going to go
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Speaker 1: to work today and tonight and through the weekend now
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Speaker 1: is liable for doing their job. That now that has
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Speaker 1: to stop. Somehow. There has to be some sort of
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Speaker 1: middle ground. There certainly not there. I don't know where
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Speaker 1: the court was. Maybe it was Miami because Carnival is
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Speaker 1: based in Miami. I'm not too sure, but that's a boy.
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Speaker 1: I'm no fan of Carnival Cruise Lines. But she's not
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Speaker 1: their fault in this case because I'm sure during the
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Speaker 1: case there was a shift of bartenders and they didn't
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Speaker 1: know how much the lady had drunk. Well, they should
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Speaker 1: see how drug she was. Some people hide it. I
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Speaker 1: don't know until you fill down the stairs. But anyway,
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Speaker 1: all right, you won your case, lady again, takeaway. I
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Speaker 1: know I have friends, they have family. A lot of
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Speaker 1: people are just absolutely twisted about what the pope is saying.
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Speaker 1: They're upset about Trump, even though they voted for him
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Speaker 1: in this war awards whatever. Your church is gonna survive this.
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Speaker 1: They've survived worse popes, believe me. But this guy is
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Speaker 1: I don't know what he's doing, but he's digging himself
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Speaker 1: in a hole. It's again in that case, no coincidences.
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Speaker 1: You don't meet with political strategists and then start saying
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Speaker 1: these types of things about American policy. No coincidence there,
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Speaker 1: But anyway, he's not gonna be there forever. Thanks for
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