Death Of A Pope Conspiracy

ROME — Pope Francis has died at the age of 88, ending a historic era for the Catholic Church. As the first Latin American pope, he welcomed “everyone” and shifted the Church’s focus from issues like divorce to contemporary topics such as climate change, immigration, and artificial intelligence. He also sought accountability for clerical sexual abuse. Its interesting thzt JD Vance had the opportunity to meet the POpe even though it was not part of his official iternary but the Pope dies the next day?

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Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:01):
Welcome to all music radio podcasting. We are more than
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Speaker 2 (00:09):
This is your host, Mike Fortune, coming to your life
from Washington, d C. With the death of Polpe conspiracy.
That ain't sound kind suspicious to me when you look
at a lot of the facts. You know, he did
do a lot. He went out and went to a prison,

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kissed the hands of seventy prisoners and they kissed his hands.
You know he he had He went out and did
Eastern services, and he did a number of things. He's
a man of peace that wasn't going to stop. Then
before you know it, an unplaying visit with JD. Vanson.

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The next day he's dead. One thing had anything to
do with home music radio podcast There for a pop conspiracy.
Here we got more information. Just like to interrupt this
broadcast with some breaking news out of Europe reports now
that Pope Francis the Pontiff has passed away.

Speaker 3 (01:15):
Will take you our live to Sky.

Speaker 1 (01:16):
News UK that he's been in and it was the
longest time that we'd seen we'd had him be out
of public view. He was in hospital for about five
weeks and during that time we'd heard an audio message
from him, but we didn't really see him. There was
one occasion when he came to the window and the

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Vatican also released a photograph of him while he was
in hospital, but he was in a very critical condition
during that time. And then about five weeks after that
they said that he was in a stable condition, so
he had come out of intensive care and was in
a regular ward. His vital science had become steady and
he was ready to go home. He was sent home

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with twenty four hour medical care. He had oxygen to
hand if he'd needed it, and he was ordered to
rest for about two months. And that was, you know,
his release from hospital, just a mere few weeks ago.
You're watching sky News breaking news in the past few moments.

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Importing is that the Vatican has announced that Pope Francis
has died.

Speaker 3 (02:41):
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Speaker 3 (04:26):
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think that does nipo pater as hell as his scant.

(06:01):
So good to see you, God, bless you, and how
you find yourself. Thank you have you, mister to your father.
I know you've not been feeling great, but it's good
to see you in general.

Speaker 1 (06:15):
Health something.

Speaker 3 (06:20):
Okay, one of my school you future. These are These
are for your children, Thank you. Uh. These are the gifts.
These also gifts for you as thank you, beautiful Vatican tie.
And then there were rosaries for your wife, wife, for
your children, and the one red one is for the

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red Thank you very much for your visit of course,
of course, and thank you for seeing me the