Well, that took care of the problem.

All right.

Well, we're live, RFM.

So welcome everybody to the Mormon newscast.

It is the 9th of February, 26.

Had a little technical difficulty there just before we started.

But here we are, off and running.

Thank you to all of you have joined the newscast tonight.

I think we've got a great news program for you first off thank you to rebecca bibliothecker radio

free mormon for joining me it was a close thing it was okay well let's just jump into it so i've got

tonight the top news stories church church destroys records. Not so fast.

Widows, and that'll be RFM that's sharing that. And then we've actually, I didn't get a chance to

change this around, but the next story will be the Olympic Mormon moment, I believe, 2.0.

Every member in athletic supporter. I like that. Very good. The next story after that,

and that'll be Rebecca. And then Widows Mike equals church hoarding. I'll take that story.

And then following that, we've got the Heber Temple in Colorado City Temple updates,

tithing lawsuits, move the needle, and fetch the Mormons cost $50,000. And then we finish off with a

story on the Bachelorette ad that drew attention to LDS garments. And so without further ado,

RFM, you've got our first story. Thank you, Bill. This may be the most important story I've seen in a while.

It appears that the church has had its hand caught in the cookie jar, caught red-handed, lying.

And I know everybody says, well, they do it all the time. Yeah, but it's one thing to say it.

And it's one thing to suspect it, be pretty sure. It's another thing to prove it. And I think they proved it themselves. LDS Church inadvertently admits it lied when testifying that church helpline records are destroyed at the end of every day. Three exclamation points. It's a long sentence. let's unpack it a bit shall we there's three

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