Happy afternoon, Parish Orphans and Retrogrades.

One week ago today, Jordan B. Peterson had on Bishop Barron for their second conversation total.

And it was interesting. I'm going to give you Catholic assessment of where they went wrong, where they went right. Fixations that both of the men seem

to have were similar ages. They have a similar generational approach to a few key things.

They kept coming back to inclusive of suffering, inclusive of symbolism, cultural mythology.

Big issue. Both of them are smart guys. And I'm going to give you the straight dope on that play-by-play here today. As, I mean, it's a two-hour interview.

I'd like to piece it out for you a little bit and give you, particularly in the first hour

insight as to what went on.

If you don't have time to listen to that whole two-hour thing, listen to me for roughly an hour.

I'll give you all the highlights minute to minute.

And again, it was kind of front-loaded the first hour. And I can cut your time

load in half. And I can, you know, make some corrections, some Catholic corrections that were

objectively wanting in Bishop Barron's over gentle leading of Jordan B. Peterson. They're both smart guys, smart enough guys,

and there are some obvious mistakes they made. Catholics who listened were disappointed.

There was, I'd say, at least one, if not too big. Ben Shapiro asks Bishop Barron,

should he convert kinds of whiffs? Approaching that level

of egregiousness in this interview. There are some good moments as well. I'm going to get to

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You will talk to a Christian, probably a Catholic, definitely a pro-life,

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