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Today we are talking about media matters.

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but back to media matters. This past week as I'm sure we all heard, there was a tragic fire at the Notre Dame

Cathedral in France.

And although as of right now, there's been no evidence to suggest that it was anything other

than an accident, as the situation was unfolding, because France does have a well-documented

problem with its churches being vandalized, with some reports saying that as many as 875 churches

were vandalized in 2018, some people, especially those among the right or Christians or

conservatives, speculated that this fire was not an accident but was actually arson.

Well, despite their being, in my opinion, ample precedent to justify saying justify saying hey maybe this wasn't an

accident let's look into it the left-wing media of course pounced on the

opportunity to label the right

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