Hi, everybody. This is Radio Free Mormon. Broadcasting behind enemy lines. I'm so excited because this is the last session of General Conference. It just got completed, well, actually a few seconds ago, and I'm here right after it's over to give you my analysis and report on what happened during this last session of general conference.

Well, I've got to tell you, usually the Sunday afternoon session of general conference is a total

sleeper. And I got to say, this wasn't a sleeper. There were a number of fascinating things that

happened. In fact, there was a couple of talks that may end up being the controversial

talks for the coming days and weeks. You know how it is, is that you look at conference and you're

waiting for something controversial to be said. And then when it is said, it gets talked about,

right? Well, there's not only one talk in this last session of

General Conference that I think will be controversial. I think there's three. And we'll get to those,

okay? We finally have something really, I think, important and interesting to talk about.

I do want to let you know up front that the proclamation on the family was not repeat,

not put forward to the general membership of the church for a sustaining voter scripture

that did not happen.

Although when Dalaios was talking at the end, he was the last speaker, of course,

I started wondering, because he went right for that proclamation on the family.

Just like a dog to an old

bone he went to that but he didn't present it for uh sustaining vote for scripture so we can all rest

on that of course they may do it sometime before next conference by the dark of night and just

expect us to all go along with it we'll have to to see what happens. But let me get my notes up

here. Oh, I also wanted to say about Bill. Bill Real is that I talked to him in between sessions

and he has been asking me. He's not watching. He's smart. And hopefully you're smart too and not watching.

I'm watching it so you don't have to. You're welcome to if you want to.

But it is a painful process. And I wouldn't be able to do it, I think, if I were just doing it for myself.

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