Good day, retrogrades and parish orphans.

I think everyone out there now is understanding why I use this term parish orphans.

I am joined by a special guest today, Mr. John Loudon, who was Senator of Missouri from 2000 to 2008 for the 7th District.

And before that, he'd been Missouri House of Representatives representative from 1994 to 2000.

We're going to do a deep dive into the BLM today.

Everyone knows why that's relevant to me.

John, how are you, sir?

Why is it relevant to you?

Good, thanks.

Always a pleasure to, you know, kind of expose the truth and really, really glad to be with you today,

talking about one of the more critical issues of our time. And I'd say, first of all, it matters

because this is a group that's raising a tremendous

amount of money.

And I think a lot of people of good faith see it as, you know, some rallying point to bring

healing.

But I don't see the agenda of this group about healing.

I see the agenda of this group about making a lot of money and, in their own words,

taking on the, what, the European family construct or something.

You know, they, they, they, why on earth is their agenda,

LGBT and, and, uh, and, and breaking up the, I guess, the Western, uh, style family structure.

And I, I, I don't, uh, see how that fits on, uh, you know, helping black people to not be attacked by the police.

Well, I did, I mean, as you, I know you're going to be breaking things down from me and from my Rules for Retrogrades's audience.

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