Hey everybody, it's Katie here. Please enjoy this installment of the Mank Files and then stay tuned after for our recap to refresh your memory.

Can we talk about twisted faith? Oh, yeah, sure. Okay.

Was it you guys who sent me the thing?

So well the thing with him being the worm. Yeah, the worm guy. He does these TED Talks in prison. It's very successful in prison.

Well, that's what rehabilitation is supposed to be about. Yeah. Yeah. So my favorite part of the episode is when you were explaining to a net what a trust fall was.

Because she didn't seem to understand that it should not be done between her and the pastor, but her and her husband.

They were very counseling. They were counseling. Yeah, it was and she was just shocked.

I felt very bad. She was very sweet and innocent. I feel very bad for all those women that were sort of taken in by him. Yes.

I was very surprised at all of these women. He must have this charisma that is.

This was a great book before it was a daylight episode. Oh, really?

It was written by Greg Olson. The guy that was interviewed on the show. Yeah.

It was a great part of the show. He was great. He was I liked in the lot.

It was going to allow a true crime stuff. It was terrific.

You know, when somebody says to you, you know, hey, God has a new plan and it involves you having sex with me.

Uh-huh. Right?

I mean, I'm thinking that here in Los Angeles, you say, yeah, that's not going to happen.

Yeah. Right. Yeah.

You know, in and around a small town, Washington state, I don't know. Maybe that had a little more currency.

I'm amazed that anybody fell for that anywhere.

Oh, yeah. Also, her husband stayed with her after she accepted the fact that God was telling her

to drug their baby so that she could go have sex with the pastor.

Right. It's a little bit of drill. Yeah.

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