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uh, The uh, Oh, Hello everybody this is Michael Moore and this is my podcast

thanks for tuning in here today it's a crazy week I guess every week now is a crazy week right full of wacko and whacked out stuff

This past week was no different the one that took the cake for me was the state of Louisiana, passing a law stating that

every classroom in Louisiana must have a poster-sized version of the Ten Commandments.

Every classroom in every school, every public school,

from kindergarten until your last year in college. It has the whole font size and everything. It's got to be big,

you got to be able to read it. And it's got it and I'm like, okay, what country is this?

Right? We're not a theocracy, right?

It's supposed to be a democracy where we don't have a state religion.

There is no Church of England.

There is no, we own everything from the river to the sea

because we're the special religion.

None of that, we don't have that. This is live and let live, be and let be, separation of church and state.

It's just, I'm sure many of you when you saw that in the news this past week you thought well

But here's what I thought and this is what I think that they what they don't understand in Louisiana

Because often they're kind of behind the times in certain southern states just

not knocking them just saying it takes a while to catch up and in this case what

they're posting as what they call the Ten Commandments. Those are the

old Ten Commandments. The new ones obviously they don't know about. In part

that's probably because they don't have a special personal relationship with God as I do.

I interviewed him about this, geez seven or eight years ago, about you know his his new commandments which when I heard that he had done

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