Patrick takes a deep dive into the chaotic scenes surrounding the recent assassination attempt on Donald Trump, examining controversial theories, law enforcement responses, and the resulting political tensions. He hears from a retired military officer with a strong belief that the event was staged, discusses new reports questioning the adequacy of the Secret Service, and explores the intersection of rhetoric and violence. As he navigates these complex topics, Patrick emphasizes the importance of compassion, open-mindedness, and civil discourse amidst growing national stress.
- Mike – When I heard about the assassination attempt, it sounded a lot like the JPII attempt. It seems they are connected. (03:58)
- Rick – Do you believe now is the time for repentance and Eucharistic Revival? (07:29)
- Marilyn – I think we need to thank Trump’s Guardian Angel for protecting him. I also think that we should pray for Trump’s son who is only 18 (09:29)
- Tracy – Pamela was such a nice caller. I want to tell her that people of faith do pray for God to change their hearts.
- Audio: On CBS, Margaret Brennan and Samantha Vinograd talk up “retaliatory violence” from right-wingers, and then we hear of January 6 (22:42)
- Audio: Local police officer confronted shooter seconds before Trump assassination attempt – Law enforcement tells ABC News a local police officer was on the roof of the building and confronted the shooter seconds before he opened fire on former President Donald Trump (31:33)
- Mary Lou – Don’t give up on your liberal and feminist friends and family (39:34)
- Rocco – All you can do is pray for the people who are wishing Trump was shot and killed (42:13)
- Joe – I am saying Rosaries for Donald Trump. I say 7-8 rosaries a day on average.
- John – What do you think about some Churches not mentioning what happened to Trump?
- Richard – Worked with US Marshall service. Did same training as Secret Service. Wants to give info on his knowledge of what should have been done.
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