The Chins of the tree, yes I see, only on the tree, like, on the to do like before caners in the gloom like the room like the

room the sunny arby bell yes I understand. So light the winds are fire and watch as the flames grow higher,

we'll gather up our fields and face down all the coming years. We're welcome everyone to our special holiday edition from the

Mormon discussion podcast and why do you Perry from the Mormon

Wellness Project wishing you a Merry Christmas.

Hey, this is Skyler with Mormon History Podcast wishing you a Merry Christmas.

My favorite holiday movie is Four Christmases, and my new favorite holiday song is Noel by

Chris Tomlin and sung by Lauren Dago. Testing one two three. This is Radio Free Mormon with a special Christmas

message to all the listeners of the great lineup of podcasts at Mormon Discussion.

You know when Christmas time rolls around I always like to watch my very favorite Christmas

movie Die Hard.

Back in 1988 Bruce Willis rocketed to fame on the big screen with this great movie that takes place on Christmas Eve.

Bruce Willis plays New York policeman John McLean, who has flown to Los Angeles to visit his estranged wife, played by Bonnie Bedelia,

up at the top of the Nakatomi Towers where they're having their Christmas party.

Right after John McLean arrives, the party is broken up by a group of terrorists who seize

control of the building and take everybody else hostage.

John McLean manages to escape and spends the rest of the movie in the infrastructure of the

Nakatomi Towers using his wits, his resolve, and his training to combat the terrorists one by

one.

During the movie he manages to get hold of a walkie-talkie from one of the terrorists.

He uses that walkie-talkie to communicate to the outside world and let the people on the outside

of the building know what the terrorists are up to

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