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Slack.com slash DHQ. While police departments around the country are springing child rapists

from the slammer, law enforcement is turning a decidedly less lenient eye on another group

of miscreants, Christian pastors. We will examine why preachers are getting arrested while

the criminals run free. Then, everyone from politicians to grocery store workers are jumping

to take advantage of this pandemic. We'll take a look at ethics in times of plague. Finally,

Joe Biden, remember him? He's running for president. He just launched a podcast. Much like the

entire mainstream media, he refuses to mention the Me Too allegations against him. All that

and more, I'm Michael Knowles, and this is the Michael Knowles Show.

You know, this pandemic has done pretty strange things to our criminal justice system,

or our criminal injustice system, if you prefer. We talked yesterday about New York letting

child rapists out of jail because they think that's going to slow the spread of the virus.

For some reason, they let 50 criminals out of a jail in New York, and of them, eight or

nine were sex offenders, and of them, three were child sex offenders who were rated level

three the most likely to reoffend, and coincidentally the least likely to respect social distancing.

So, they let them at a jail. That was a little strange, didn't make a lot of sense. You remember

we talked now, probably weeks ago, about Philly, not arresting criminals anymore. So Philadelphia,

if you'd commit burglary, vandalism, if you're a pimp, if you're a fraudster, if you steal

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