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Good buddy of mine. Best selling author Joel C Rosenberg is going to be joining us talking about

his new best seller. But also he lives in Jerusalem. So he'll give us his take on the Israeli elections

as well. We've got a truth bomb coming your way. We're going to continue our series on Easter

for theology Thursday by invoking the question, who met do the people say that I am?

And we're going to look at the various players involved in the Easter story. You know, last week we

talked about a familiar story from the Gospels and how there's a contemporary setting for each of

the players in that story. And we're going to do it again this week, though, with the Easter story

specifically. So that's coming up a little bit later on here today live and on demand on the

place. But first before all of those Zaini hijinks ensue, Aaron must get us updated with what happened

while we were away. What happened while we were away brought to you by Big Brother. Senator Ted

Cruz held a hearing yesterday, focusing on the alleged censorship of conservatives by tech giants

Google, Twitter, Facebook and others. Truck consulman producer of the film unplanned, testified.

Let me know if this sounds familiar to you. The MPA has saddled us with an R rating,

which strongly discourages much of the Christian audience and all of the Church of Letter

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