This podcast is important, but it is not family friendly. Again, I repeat, this podcast is not

family friendly. This is Father Dave Nix on the Padreira Peregrino podcast, and I am in North

Carolina with a living St. Joan of Arc right now, and we are doing a very extemporaneous podcast. You have heard her voice on this podcast

before, Captain Emily Rainey. And today we're going to talk about her second time making

international news. She discussed the first time making international news with the J6 events.

And I'm not kidding about the Joan of Arc business,

because Joan of Arc stepped up when no one else did to fight for the kingdom of Christ,

the social reign of Christ the king, and her country when nobody else would do it.

And Joan of Arc was called crazy.

Took 500 years to canonize her.

And I'm not saying Emily's about to be canonized.

But I am with a great hero of mine.

Heroin, I think, is the female version.

And so, Emily, thank you for joining me on this podcast, and it's great to finally meet you in person.

Why don't you tell us about January 6th before we jump into the Moore County Power Grid?

Thanks, Father.

I'm really humbled by everything you just said.

And by no means am I worthy to be uh paralleled to the great saints but i've been the past 24 hours have been very interesting in my life and they hearken back to

the the weeks after january 6th when the the world's media dogpiled on a really a nothing story

involving me taking two buses of my local citizenry from Moore County, North Carolina,

and leading them to January 6th, most of them,

older retired women and acting as a somewhat of a tour guide so that they could stand for

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