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EPISODE · Sep 5, 2025 · 57 MIN

The Nasty Old Ones

from Hot Water History · host GaryRichied w/CharlieWesterman

While everyone is falling all over themselves to laud Michael Knowles for his presentation of Catholicism to Tucker Carlson, Gary thought he generally sucked in his interview, besides the occasional therapeutic diagnosis of what ills modern society. Knowles had opportunity after opportunity to refute historical errors about the supposed liberator, Martin Luther, and failed. He then totally dropped the ball when Carlson pressed him on the purposeful, modernist ambiguities that pop from Vatican II, Bergoglio, and the rest of the infiltrators.Knowles wants to be Catholic--we don't doubt his sincerity--but when put to the test of preferring his Catholicism to being the equivocating and apologetic friend, to Ben Shapiro, to Charlie Kirk, to Tucker Carlson, his fraternal irenicism overtakes him. Milquetoast concurrence, a cigar, and a handshake do not a friend of Christ make.Oak Parkers perform the Kantian, "well, other villages are doing it" defense for their further penitentiary-based moves, from removing bathroom school doors to enforcing constant, inescapable surveillance--that is, unless you're an illegal alien or domestic criminal. All this preps the Oak Park youngins for a social credit score future outside, that is, when they are released for good behavior from their prison term of four years.Cardinal Cupich reports for his Masonic Temple meeting of the 33rd degree.www.hoth2ohistory.com@HotH2OHistory@chuckwest20BUY TRIDENTINE BEER--ESPECIALLY THE ALL-NEW MARZEN, BONIFEST--www.tridentinebrewing.com.BUY GARY BEER FOR OKTOBERFEST; www.buymeacoffee.com/garyrichiedPAX!

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