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And now, the Rabbi Daniel Appen Show.

The more the world changes, the more we find comfort in the things that never change.

This is Rabbi Daniel Appen on demand.

On the Blaze Radio Network.

Greetings, happy warriors.

Welcome to the Rabbi Daniel Lapin Show, where I, your rabbi,

reveal how the world really work. And I like reminding you that the more that things change,

more we need to depend upon those things that never change.

Because that way we can more successfully chart our course through the rocky waters of life,

making sure that we understand what the constants are.

Because as long as we have an anchor that holds us steady, the storms can rage around our ship,

and we are still able to take care of our families, our friendships, our finances, our faith,

and yes, our physical health, our fit. And something that occurred just before I sat down to prepare this show for you is that

there was a shooting in Minnesota. The culprit was a man who was, I don't even like using the word because it's such nonsense, transitioning to a woman

or had transition to a woman. But it was a man. And no matter what we call him, that still is

exactly what he was. He's no longer alive. He took his own life after taking the lives of other people

at a Catholic school, a Catholic school at which his mother worked. His mother is Catholic and he was

raised Catholic. Somewhat, I think, lapsed perhaps in many ways, certainly from the wild and rabid writing that this young man

left behind. It is clear that he was profoundly disturbed. Now, in spite of the fact that I have here

in front of a list of close to a dozen shooting perpetrated by so-called transgender people.

The most recent, I think the most recent, was two years ago in Nashville.

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