Ep. 207 - Spiritual Wickedness In High Places
The Vatican’s former ambassador to the United States is publicly accusing Pope Francis of covering up for an abusive cardinal, and he’s calling on the Pope to resign. We will analyze what this means for the future of the Catholic Church. Then, Eric Eggers stops by to discuss his new book, Fraud: How The Left Plans To Steal The Next Election. Then, the mainstream media, which savaged John McCain in 2008 when it actually mattered, are now rolling out the panegyrics after the Senator’s death. We’ll explain why. Finally, an update on the socialist gift that keeps on giving, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
August 27, 2018
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The Vatican’s former ambassador to the United States is publicly accusing Pope Francis of covering up for an abusive cardinal, and he’s calling on the Pope to resign. We will analyze what this means for the future of the Catholic Church. Then, Eric Eggers stops by to discuss his new book, Fraud: How The Left Plans To Steal The Next Election. Then, the mainstream media, which savaged John McCain in 2008 when it actually mattered, are now rolling out the panegyrics after the Senator’s death. We’ll explain why. Finally, an update on the socialist gift that keeps on giving, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez.
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