Greetings, Paris Sharpen's and Retrogrades. Today, joining me is my friend Michael Hitchborn

with Lepanto Institute, and we're going to talk about the former vice chancellor of the Archdiocese of

Milwaukee who attacked the seal of confession and paid the price for it. Michael, you broke the story

pretty much, so I'm honored to have you

with me today. How are you, bud? I'm doing great. Thanks for having me on. So it's always a good

time when you come on. Oh yeah. No, we have a rip roaring conversations, I think. It's like having,

if you live in California, like a big rip-roaring party with people you genuinely

like every time there's a Richter scale five or greater earthquake or something.

Because you never come on when something good has happened.

You always go on with something bads happen, but I always turn to Steph and say,

I like that Michael Hitchborn.

What a good fella. Oh, well, thanks. Michael Hitchborn. What a good fella.

Oh, well, thanks.

Yeah.

Well, it's a good time.

But it never grows from something like, you know, someone's built a new children's hospital and not with Masonic dollars or something good like that.

It's always the former vice chancellor of the archdiocese of Milwaukee attacks the seal

of confession.

And you break the story and that's bad enough.

And then people seem to be sub-reporting your story without giving you credit.

And that's worsening you.

So we're going to talk about both those aspects today.

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