Recently, Parish Orpins and Retrogrades,

Carrie Prejean Boller was removed from the Department of Justice's Religious Liberty Commission.

She spoke boldly.

She spoke truly about things we all know as Catholics or just sensible right-winger, even if you're not a

Catholic, must be the case. This is a Zionist-occupied government here in America, and therefore,

it's really bold of her to say it, but it's not entirely surprising. It's not as surprising as it perhaps should be when from Trump's Zionist-occupied government

cabinet, she gets removed out of the Department of Justice.

What's more surprising is, or in theory anyway, it's more surprising when a Catholic says something in a semi-official Catholic capacity

about Zionism not being good, quoting Pope Pius the 10th, quoting Pope Benedict

the 15th, quoting the delegates that the Vatican sent in 1943 to discourage the Roosevelt government from engaging in what would come to be known as Zionism.

You quote those things as a Catholic, not some evangelical or some Q-Turted Trump deadhead.

And you don't expect, on paper paper anyway to get removed from your position.

What recently happened in defense of Prejean Bowler losing her job was a show that Joe and I did a week ago, actually six days ago, and Joe Enders, who's with me today,

lost his job apparently for it. We don't know exactly what it was, but he returned home to

Detroit, and he's going to tell the story about how he lost his job and why he thinks he lost his job because of this

Zionism question. So Joe Anders, welcome to being technically unemployed. Good job. It's a red

badge of courage. It's a lot cooler thing to be fired from than church militant, which was really kind of cringe and embarrassing that whole thing at the end.

So now this is a cool way to lose your job.

And we're here for the story.

We want to hear what you did, how we can help, and what you hope for with regard to your former employer.

Yeah.

And apologies in advance, guys.

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