Happy Thanksgiving 2019. It's the rook here. You're listening to a best of garage logic podcast, which of course will not be a numbered podcast. And this goes back to 2016. The political scene was being set up and Joe had some.

Some thoughts about the election who his candidate was or was not and just some of the behavior of voters not only in garage logic, but across the country. You're listening to a best of garage logic brought to you in part by Fred Lonnie's Ace Hardware and Garden stores. You're looking for a Christmas tree. You're looking for some spruce tops. They got it all for you. And of course, hopefully you've already purchased your shovel because the snow is everywhere. You are listening to a best of garage logic. Thanks giving podcast. Let's go back to 2016.

So it's a Clinton camp is at a number of emails that have been discovered leaked whatever word you want to use and whether that is kosher or not as a different topic.

The fact is they they're there for people to read now. And the headline on the Washington Times is Clinton campaign mox Catholic southerners needy Latinos in emails. And that's a very long well written piece.

But I can condense it because the Wall Street Journal conveniently enough for me editorialized about it in an editorial called anti Catholics for Clinton.

It's no secret that progressive elites despise religion, but it's still striking to see their contempt expressed so bluntly is in the leaked email claims that that include Clinton campaign chairman John Podesta.

The source for these documents is weak e leaks the Clinton campaign will not confirm or deny their authenticity and Mr. Podesta is implying that Russian intelligence hacked his email to help Donald Trump.

Maybe so and these hacks should be met with a forceful US response, but the emails are now in the public domain and the left celebrated week e leaks that damaged the US effort in Afghanistan.

The email show that in 2011 Mr. Podesta and Jennifer Paul Mary, who was now a senior Clinton campaign official received a note from the Center for American Progress colleague John Helpen.

Mr. Helpen notes a media report that our news corporation superiors executive chairman Rupert Murdock and CEO Robert Thompson raised their kids Catholic.

Mr. Helpen observes that many leading conservatives are Catholic and opines that they must be attracted to the systematic thought and severely backwards gender relations.

Ms. Paul Mary responds, I imagine they think it is the most socially acceptable politically conservative religion.

There are rich friends wouldn't understand if they became evangelicals. This is a window into the intolerant secular soul of the democratic establishment and perhaps explains why it has done so little to accommodate requests for religious liberty from the little sisters of the poor.

Let me stop right now. I'll come back to the little sisters.

Team Clinton apparently views religion merely as a justification. People adopt for their views on politics and gender. Don't Clinton campaign advisors think it's at least possible that a person might be motivated by sincere belief.

Mr. Helpen's response to Ms. Paul Mary was excellent point. They can throw around to mystic thought and subsidiary and sound sophisticated because no one knows what the hell they're talking about. I do.

It's been a while and I had to do some homework and to dust off some thought. It's been a while since I was in a coinus hall. It's saying Thomas.

To a mystic thought is the teachings of St. Thomas Aquinas.

Okay.

They're very basic.

The Wall Street Journal writes, we'll leave Thompson to the theologians, but subsidiary is a concept that the left would do well to consider.

You know what subsidiary is? You have a vague idea. We've talked about it before. We just didn't call it subsidiary.

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