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Harmeet Dillon, Assistant Attorney General for Civil Rights at the Justice Department, joins me.

We're going to talk about overhauling the department and also reorienting its priorities.

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My topic for today, for the monologue for the opening segment is what about Shiloh.

We're talking about Shiloh Hendricks.

And I will come to Shiloh in a moment.

I want to comment on a couple of things in the news.

The first one being the really comical Pope meme put out by Trump.

Now, the press is really eager to make something of this.

In fact, they went running to the conclave of cardinals and Rome,

try to find American cardinals to say they were deeply offended, and they couldn't really get

enough traction from all of that. But nevertheless, you have all these guys on the left,

including, you know, trans people, Antifa guys, all kinds of people

posting how offensive it is that. And of course, every Catholic Democrat, I put kind of

Catholic in quotes here, Ted Liu and others, as a Catholic. They love this. As a Catholic,

I'm really offended. These are, by the way,

guys who pose with, you know, sisters of perpetual indulgence and trans people who dress up

with crosses. They have no problem doing anybody. They're offended. Now, one of the guys,

James Suravecchi, who is an author, posted and said, you know, I just don't understand why, why is this even funny?

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