Folks, welcome to hour two.

We're going to be talking with Mr. Moynihan, who's written a book on Archbishop Vigano.

That's going to be coming up in our next segment for this hour, very important subject.

But right now I continue my conversation with our friend Larry Alex Taunton. You can go find

him at Larry Aleks Taunton.com. Larry, first of all, real quick, what are you doing in Brazil?

I know why I'm in Charleston, South Carolina. What are you doing in Brazil? Well, I'm working on two

research projects for two upcoming books.

Also, I'm here to focus on in South America.

I'm not just in Brazil.

I go from here to Colombia to the Venezuelan border.

As soon as our interview is over, I am interviewing a young lady who is a Venezuelan refugee. Her family fled

that country. And basically, Eric, one of the things that I want to accomplish when I'm here is,

as you very well know in our listeners, those who are younger than us, let's say Jen Z and millennials, many of them think that socialism is a very good thing.

It sounds Christian to them.

People in South America know better.

They have seen the utter devastation of socialism.

They have experienced it.

And for instance, the woman that I will be interviewing, she has fled Venezuela.

I don't know if your listeners are aware what's going on there under Maduro's

socialistic governance, but it is impoverishing.

It has not, it isn't impoverishing. It has devastatingly impoverishing. It has not, it isn't impoverishing.

It has devastatingly impoverished an entire country.

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