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been subscribing. So, a couple of things that I want to talk about with you today. A college

professor in Minnesota was fired from her job because she showed a piece of art. She's

an art history professor, by the way, pertinent to the story. This art history professor

was fired from her job because she showed a piece of art depicting Mohammed, the prophet

in the Muslim religion. Now, this is a contested thing in the Muslim religion. Some Muslims

think that you shouldn't show any visual depiction of Mohammed. Some Muslims think it depends

on whether it's artistic or whether it's something that you're worshiping the picture, the idol,

instead of the true God. This professor, this story is actually bananas. This professor

was fired, even though she warned Muslims in the class that they were going to study this

picture and that if this offended them, they could step out of the class. So, we're going

to talk about some of the big takeaways from this because there's something very, there's

a part of this story that's missing from the coverage that it has gotten. We're going

to talk about that. We're also going to talk about a network of emergency room doctors

on Twitter. These were some of the loudest COVID cryers on Twitter who were claiming

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