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In England, a Muslim terrorist with prior terrorism convictions goes on a rampage at London

Bridge, raising a number of questions, including why he was freed from prison in the first

place. In Sweden, child climate activist Greta Thunberg teams up with two adult leftist

activists to publish an article admitting that environmentalism isn't really about the

environment. Back home in the good ol' US of a Democratic presidential candidate Bernie

Sanders says that Christianity is un-American. We examine what's really going on, what

all three have in common, at bottom. All human conflict is religious.

Then Joe Biden bites his wife's finger to campaign stop in Iowa on the no-malarkey tour.

Mayor Pete says illegal immigrants subsidize America and German Chancellor Angela Merkel says

we must get rid of free speech in order to be free. All that and more, I'm Michael Knowles,

and this is the Michael Knowles show.

So much to get to today and there will be no malarkey on this show. This will be a completely

malarkey free show. There's a lot happening in the news and it's all on this central

theme. It's a theme that Cardinal Manning, one of the great writers of the 19th century,

great philosopher, Catholic Cardinal, he pointed out that at bottom, all human conflict is

ultimately theological. All human conflict is religious. Even when we don't think it's

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