My wife, you know, I joke that if she ever bought a, if there was a TV for sale that only had HG TV on it, she would buy it.

She loves that kind of stuff.

So she tells me about all these like little trends.

I'm like, okay, that's kind of interesting.

I want to research this guy.

I got, you know, prosecuted by the FBI, but go ahead and tell me about Marie Kondo or whatever this stuff is and, you know, everything being

neat and tidy. And it's like, I know

with six kids in my house, nothing is tidy.

Hello, everyone. welcome back to the Loopcast.

Catholic Votes weekly rundown on all of things, faith, culture, and politics.

And as always, it's the Loop team.

It's Tom, Erica, and Josh.

And this week, we really have a pack schedule. We're talking about the exoneration of Mark Hock,

why the face act should be abolished, school choice, and a great interview with Jeremy Tate

and the classical learning test, and a shout out to on his way to the Super Bowl, Harrison

Buckker, who has a really cool conversion story and his great representation for the Catholic

faith. And then we run into the Twilight Zone. So top story, this was kind of our first breaking news, I'd say we've had in a while

here at Catholic Vogue, just something we're so focused on.

It's the exoneration of Mark Hock.

What a whirlwind this trial was.

So many people were praying for him.

We actually had a lot of Loopers email in, talking about praying for him.

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