From Cricket media, this is unholyer than now. I'm your host Philip Picardy. We've got a lot of ground to cover today thanks to our living in a general hellscape.

And a little bit later on, we'll be talking to the ACLU. thanks to our living in a general hellscape.

And a little bit later on, we'll be talking to the ACLU's Chase Strangio

about a renewed threat to gay marriage

under so-called religious freedom laws heading to the Supreme Court.

But first, a slightly more pressing matter.

Last week we asked a timely, in fact maybe too timely question, is it a sin to hate Donald

Trump?

And then the very evening before our episode aired, the news broke.

Donald Trump tested positive for COVID-19.

This stunning news, the President of the United States now confirming to the world that he and the first lady of the United States

have both tested positive for the coronavirus and they will quarantine. The

president tweeting out just moments ago here in the United States.

Immediately the discourse abounded from liberals and conservatives alike, many of whom urged

prayer for the president and the president's

the president's diagnosis and subsequent plummeting in the polls has prompted all sorts of

spiritual questions but the one I'm most interested in has to do with a little something called

karma and then a plot again at the very end of the debate but if you could if you could

keep your, restrain your enthusiasm between those two times, I'd appreciate it.

And if you could send me a little good karma, that would also be appreciated, but quietly.

Most of us know about karma from the age-old phrase, what goes around, comes around.

But is it really that simple?

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