Well, we've been waiting a couple hours and we finally have the black smoke.

No papa.

Non-habemos papam. We do not have a pope.

And that's to be expected.

In the last 100 years, there's never been a pope elected on the first ballot. That is pretty rare in history.

As you know, I'm from Texas. I like the outdoors. I like the country. And, you know, one of the

things we do is we side in rifles. I got a new, Joy got me a new rifle for my birthday, 6'5 Creedmoor.

One of the very first things you do when you get a rifle,

you put up a paper target and you get the rifle, what's called on paper.

You just want to hit the target and find the hole of the first shot,

and then you can start dialing in your scope or your sights

to bring it closer, closer to bull bull's eye that's what the first

ballot is for the conclave they're just getting a bullet on paper where are we right are we going to

push perilin are we going to push erdo? Are we forming blocks? Is every cardinal going to

vote for themselves? They can do that. Cardinals can vote for themselves. Where are we? So this

evening in Rome, they got the bullet on paper. They know where they're at. Are they left? Are they right? Are they up?

Are they down?

And now they're going to start dialing it down.

From what I understand, the liberals going into the first ballot are united on parallel in.

The conservatives going in on first ballot are united.

Wait for it. Not on Pizza Baba. Not on Cardinal Sarah. Cardinal Erdo, most likely. He's European. He's respected. He's the right age he is safe he is good he's solid that's who they're going in

with because erdo if you can get a big block and then get the snowball rolling you could make it

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