Well a bunch of stories have come out this week. Tim Gordon and I were looking at all of my

how we're going to do all these in the next hour and a half or hour so we've got the

Bishop in Chile who denied communion to at least two people who are asking for communion on the

tongue on their knees. We also have this story of Pope Francis sending $500,000

to migrants in Mexico who are trying to find asylum in the United States, which actually

was a, it was kind of a political trick to make Trump look bad and it looks like Francis

is piling on here towards the end.

We have this new news that Cardinal Casper that he attended a meeting before the

conclave that elected Burgoglio's Pope Francis in which he said that they tallied the

vote to see if Burgoglio would have enough votes and also this news of the

Pope saying evangelization is above doctrine, which is pretty problematic.

So a lot of things that we need to cover today.

Can we do it, Tim?

I'm sure we will.

Can we run it? Yeah, yeah, we will can we run it yeah yeah we will we'll muscle up and get it done

evangelization I thought was was a four letter word for Pope Francis remember he? He always calls it. He's always about prosely. He's always

proselytizing. But secretly I always thought the byplay here was that all evangelizing serious-minded evangelizing is

proselytizing for him I thought that's the I thought that's what he the game he's at

yeah see he if you look at his statements that he made in North Africa a few months ago, he seems to say that evangelization is without words.

Like someone says, I'm thirsty, right? And you're like like here's a coke and you're like I want to be baptized that's so cool

Right like what's this baptism thing in the Nicene Creed I want to learn that. So he's like he likes that. But if you

compel people by any sort of duress that is proselytizing. But you're not allowed to compel people by duress, A, B, Christianity

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