Hello, everybody.

RFM, that's me, Radio Free Mormon, back again for the General Conference post-mortem

of the Sunday morning session of General Conference. It is April 2004, and the Sunday morning session just concluded a few seconds ago. I was not translated

last night. So I am back here in the chair to once again review general conference with you

watching general conference so you don't have to. Let's go through the talks. There were seven

talks that were given today. I think there's going to be another seven in this afternoon

session, but I am here to cover them all. First off, this is RFM episode 335, I believe,

the choir sang awake and arise, and Henry B. Iring was conducting. Now he's not able

apparently or able safely to make it to the lectern to stand up and walk over there. So he is

conducting but he's sitting down. You recall that yesterday he gave his talk which was pre-recorded

at another time. He is present in the general

conference, the convention center, the conference center. He's present. He's sitting down where

he usually sits, but he has a little desk in front of him. And the desk is made in such a way

as to sort of replicate the view of the pulpit where people

stand and talk. He has a little version of it where he sits. And so the camera can come right

up on him and he can conduct from there. He is still sitting in his high back red crushed velvet

wing chair. President Nelson once again missing in action. He is at home again

watching the conference from there. The choir now sings again come you children of the Lord. The

invocation is given by elder something unpronounceable and the first speaker is Ronald Rasmand.

Ronald Rasmand is going to talk about words,

and he's going to use a lot of words to talk about words.

It's like the line from Hamlet, right?

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