BOR. You know, It's at community news.org, but it's R.J.M. Verone at Yahoo.com. Or you can call Rosalind Verone,

and the phone number is right here for more details. But it's going to be, I think, a great time at Princeton Theological

Seminary talking about Karl Marx and the events of 2020 and kind of where's the left headed? Where's

Marxism headed? What's around the corner? So for that discussion, without further ado, Robert Orlando,

thanks for coming on. I have for the first time.

I'm thankful that you've invited me to come down to this event,

and I've never been on Princeton's campus,

so I'm kind of looking forward to that to you,

just to see what it looks like at Christmas.

But you are, I think, getting a second degree there.

Is that right? Am I mistaken on that? Yeah, I'm, getting a second degree there. Is that right?

Am I mistaken on that?

Yeah, I'm on my second master's of, it's called a TA Chapman.

It's like one degree between a doctorate and a master's, but it's specialized a one-year

degree.

And I'm working with two, as an independent relationship with both Dale Allison, Jesus Scholar,

and Matt Novitsyn, a Pauline scholar, well known.

So your documentary, this is going back, I think, about a decade on Ronald Reagan and Pope John Paul,

that I think might have been one of the biggest things that you've made.

I heard that all over the place in conservative media.

So some people might recognize you from that.

But this focus on Marxism that you've had recently, maybe talk to us about why you decided

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