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All right, we are back. And by the way way just those of you who are sending me the

emails that you're sending me i think you could save yourself some time about about voting and

things like that people hear what they want to hear and the people who are saying you're telling people not to vote? No, I'm not. Never said that. I said exactly the opposite. Here's an example. Jeff and where's Jeff, Phoenix. He gives me his phone number two, but this is fine. So he says, I'm a practicing Catholic since birth. The advice you gave, the unpaid actor concerning the Republican

Party was the worst message you could send to all Catholics who are listening.

Uh-huh.

This election, we are working our fingers to the bone to get Catholics out to vote.

And I feel that you, how does he put it?

I feel that with your short conversation with this color, you destroyed millions of Catholic voters,

regardless of party affiliation. First Catholics should not be one-issue voters. There are many

issues to consider as well, but concerning abortion, there is one party that wants to amend

the Constitution to include pro-choice forever as a Catholic. This is unacceptable.

Republicans successfully removed Roe v. Wade and rightfully returned the issue to the states.

Catholics are obligated to participate in the public square. Otherwise, we will never achieve change.

Congratulations, Patrick. You fell into the trap of the devil himself.

I think your caller was a paid actor and you, Patrick, were used.

Jeff, stop the foolishness, please.

You clearly didn't listen to anything I actually said.

So I think of the couple of emails that I've received, Jeff's is kind of a case study in what I'm talking about.

Not telling people don't vote.

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