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Watching the media try to report on the Trump administration, it's the same thing trying

to report on Christianity and is certainly the Catholic Church in general.

I mean, they just beclown themselves nonstop.

They have no idea what they're talking about.

I'm sure it's happening already and I'm sure it's just going to only increase.

And it looks like, especially with modern

popes, the span of days, because there's certain procedures and everything that they have to go through,

but I think, you know, it could happen within the next 20 days, it looks like, which is far less

than what it's been in the 20th century and certainly before that, where you had to have Cardinals

travel from hundreds, thousands of miles away. I think they should still have to.

I think that that should be hard. Yes. I horseback or busts. Yeah. Hey, that would that would

weed out some of the liberals, certainly. I mean, you probably actually have something more like,

you know, Benedict the 16th, which, I mean,

Benedict the 16th would be great.

I mean, he's like possibly the Catholic Church is best the illusion of the 20th century, I think.

You could definitely make that argument.

You know, you also look at what's happening in Anglicanism with Archbishop of Canterbury,

Justin Welby just stepping down. You had Rowan Williams

there earlier, who's probably the best of the illusion in that tradition in the 20th century

too. So you really have kind of a passing on to kind of some ambiguity. What is the messaging

going to be? Are they going to stand strong for doctor? And I mean, this is really

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