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It's Monday, May 11th, and we've got some shop for you. In today's episode, Felix and I are, once again, friends. It's Monday, May 11th, and we've got some shopper for you.

In today's episode, Felix and I are once again joined by our old pal and the host of

What's All This Then? Libby Watson. Libby, welcome back.

Thank you so much. I should be saying it like that every time we say the name of the podcast. I'm not. I should be, should be doing that for

sure. Well, we obviously, there was just an election in the UK, and we will be asking you,

what's all this then? But, you know, there's obviously some politics talk about it in this country.

We've got a reading series for us today. But I would like to begin today's episode with my personal

favorite news story of the last week. And I'm talking about the golden calf. Folks, they finally did

it. They turned Donald Trump into a golden idol. And you know, the Bible is pretty clear on this,

but I want to make clear, the sponsors of the

golden calf have made it clear that this is not a golden calf. And I would just like to read the,

actually, Horat's the Israeli newspaper, wrote this story up, and I think it's great. I just want to

read a little from this. As a giant gold statue of U.S. President

Donald Trump was unveiled in Florida last week. A group of Hasidic ultra-Orthodox Jews joined the

ribbon-cutting ceremony while Trump personally thanked them for their contribution during a phone call

documented at the event. The 6.7 meter statue, which is 22 feet tall, was installed at the Trump

Dural, Miami, a golf resort in Doral, South Florida, and received widespread ridicule on X

for resembling a modern-day golden calf. The towering statue depicts Trump standing with his

fist clenched in the air in a pose resembling the moment after the assassination attempt

against him

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