X Cardinal McCarrick scandalous. The charges were recently dropped by the judge overseeing

the case. Cardinal McCarrick can walk zero accountability. This is infiltration through

the roof. He molested children. He embezzled money and the judge has said that he is unfit,

mentally unfit to stand trial and McCarrick, no penalties. No penalties in the church.

Okay, yeah, they removed him from being a cardinal and defraught him. But otherwise, no penalties.

On the civil level, no penalties. Here is a man who served as the archbishop of Washington,

D.C., the most powerful Catholic priest, bishop, archbishop, cardinal in the United States,

in zero consequences. I remind you that the United States Conference of Bishops several years

ago voted not to proceed on more investigations. It was Archbishop Carla Maria Villano, who called

him out, who made the whole thing public. And here we are, four years later, zero accountability.

And I've been saying it for years. The only way to make change is to vote with your feet and

to vote with your pocketbook. They completely got away with it. And now there's all of McCarrick's

cronies, who came up through the hierarchy, who were hand-picked. And now they are in places of power,

positions of power in the church, both in Rome and in the United States. It's absolutely shameful.

Here's what happened yesterday. I'm going to read you some of the news.

Charges against the ex-cardinal McCarrick were dropped in a high profile case in the Catholic

Church, which included three counts of indecent battery and assault on a person aged 16.

You remember, several years ago, I interviewed James Grine, and he revealed on this podcast

how he was molested in the context of confession and molested repeatedly over and over and over.

In fact, those involved in the investigation actually watched that interview that I did with

James Grine to get details and to further understand what was going on. We thought that we were

moving the ball down the field. We thought we were making progress. We thought we were exposing

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