Welcome to Politics by Faith. What a great episode today, and I know I've been saying that a lot lately, but I genuinely mean that.

Like we've been on a little hot streak here, where today's episode is about weaponized empathy.

We booked and started this episode before Hillary Clinton wrote an article called MAGA's War on Empathy.

So, perfect. Here's our open, and then we talked with a wonderful guest who wrote about feminism and how

it's incompatible with Christianity.

She was great.

And then in part two, we talked with Dr. Joe Rigney, who was the main feature, the main

attack of Hillary Clinton's article.

And again, we already booked him before Hillary wrote the article, which is great. So that'll be in part two. But let's start with the monologue and then this

wonderful doctor who wrote about feminization in the church.

America is the greatest country in the world.

Thanks for being our special weaponized empathy.

We planned to do this special on empathy.

And then, like four days later, Hillary Clinton, the former First Lady, the former Secretary

of State, the almost first woman to become President of the United States,

wrote this article in the Atlantic, Maga's War on Empathy.

The crisis in Minneapolis reveals a deep moral rot at the heart of Trump's movement.

The article is about one of the guests that we already booked on the show. How about that? Way ahead of you,

Hillary. Now, this article's great, and I can't wait to go to talk to Joe about it. She says,

Hillary says, that the killing of Renee Good and Alex Pretty reveals a deeper moral rod at the heart

of Trump's Magid Movement.

Whatever you think about immigration policy, how can a person of conscience justify the lack

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