Well, the controversy from the March for Life in the Covington High School just keeps getting bigger.

Tim and I did a show a couple days ago in which we discussed some of the details at the March for Life and this young man Nick Sandman.

And now there's more news with Nathan Phillips and with the local Bishop and with the news

and everything, even international news. So we thought we would do a follow-up episode.

Here's my co-host Tim Gordon. How are you Tim?

I'm all right still mad still hopped up and a little bit sick but not sickened by what happened.

Yes.

So we're finding out more news on this Nathan Phillips joker, the Native American with the drum.

Yeah, the Indian with the drum, as he's known in my household.

Yeah, so he's not quite the character that was originally pitched by the media, was he?

No, I thought he was just this noble representative of Native American peace, but apparently not.

No, he's something of a shyster, and the interesting thing about a lot of this is the

story started, I don't know what you call it, half breaking Sunday and I heard half the story, oh he might not have been in Vietnam, he wasn't.

He actually went AWOL in the Vietnam era, which is all that he served in.

I started to hear that story circulating on Sunday and then it kind of went dull and it got stymied and now it came back and there's there's more too.

Yeah and it's also the story that he was part of this group that interrupted mass.

Right he was part of this group that interrupted mass.

Right, he was leading the group. Yeah, with his drum.

Was that stupid drum?

Yeah.

And just imagine, Tim, if there was an enormous assembly of Native Americans and

they're doing a Native American ritual. And I and you and a bunch of people from TNT we come in there and we are Channing the

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