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EPISODE · Jan 22, 2025 · 43 MIN

Wednesday, January 22, 2025 - A Bishop's homily to deaf ears & pardons provoke ire on the right

from The Ron Show · host Ron Roberts

By now many have seen the "two-minutes" version of Bishop Mariann Budde's ⁠fourteen-plus minute homily ⁠at Washington's National Cathedral yesterday. You know, the one where she spoke directly to President Donald Trump, pleading for mercy towards the LGBTQIA+ and the undocumented immigrant. She later explained further the intent ⁠to CNN's Erin Burnett.⁠ First, there's the audacity of a godless man even showing up a day after he failed to even put his hand on the Bible when taking the oath; the man who hawked "Trump bibles" to fund his legal defense & campaign . I could go on, but that's covered ground. I thought it worth the time today to hear Bishop Budde's entire sermon; it's certainly a lost message for Trump, but is there any hope for redemption in J.D. Vance and the rest of the GOP - and the overwhelmingly conservative-voting evanglical Christian movement in this country? I certainly have my doubts. That being said, a flurry of "January 6th" pardons by the President did rankle even ⁠conservative columnists⁠ and ⁠radio hosts⁠. There's a flicker of hope in the souls of some, it seems. The recent passing of satirist/cartoonist Dan Feiffer reminded many of ⁠a cartoon he drew in 1974⁠, fresh off 'Watergate." Eerie how it fits today, as well. Lastly, Charlamagne Tha God ⁠had coarse words ⁠for those who are blasting Snoop Dogg, Nelly, et al, for taking checks to perform at the Trump Inaugural. He's not wrong to call out the double-standard.

By now many have seen the "two-minutes" version of Bishop Mariann Budde's ⁠fourteen-plus minute homily ⁠at Washington's National Cathedral yesterday. You know, the one where she spoke directly to President Donald Trump, pleading for mercy towards the LGBTQIA+ and the undocumented immigrant. She later explained further the intent ⁠to CNN's Erin Burnett.⁠ First, there's the audacity of a godless man even showing up a day after he failed to even put his hand on the Bible when taking the oath; the man who hawked "Trump bibles" to fund his legal defense & campaign . I could go on, but that's covered ground. I thought it worth the time today to hear Bishop Budde's entire sermon; it's certainly a lost message for Trump, but is there any hope for redemption in J.D. Vance and the rest of the GOP - and the overwhelmingly conservative-voting evanglical Christian movement in this country? I certainly have my doubts. That being said, a flurry of "January 6th" pardons by the President did rankle even ⁠conservative columnists⁠ and ⁠radio hosts⁠. There's a flicker of hope in the souls of some, it seems. The recent passing of satirist/cartoonist Dan Feiffer reminded many of ⁠a cartoon he drew in 1974⁠, fresh off 'Watergate." Eerie how it fits today, as well. Lastly, Charlamagne Tha God ⁠had coarse words ⁠for those who are blasting Snoop Dogg, Nelly, et al, for taking checks to perform at the Trump Inaugural. He's not wrong to call out the double-standard.

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