The Patrick Madrid Show

Special Broadcast from the National Eucharistic Congress in Indianapolis, IN.

Special Broadcast from the National Eucharistic Congress in Indianapolis, IN.

Patrick dives into the shocking aftermath of the attempted assassination on Donald Trump, uncovering various public opinions and conspiracy theories. From skepticism about the attack being staged to the real emotions and dangers surrounding political violence, he explores all angles. Plus, heartfelt calls from listeners remind us of the need for compassion in these challenging times.   Audio: People on the street saying Trump staged the assassination attempt (01:32) AUDIO: Person on the street: “It's a shame the person missed, the shooter was Republican, and I'm scared of political violence.” (06:57) GOP Press conference a reporter asked about the shooter being a republican (11:56) Joanne - I think it is disgusting where this country is at, it is really sad how we are treating each other. (14:40) Jonathan – How do Angels acquire language, do they have to learn to communicate, whether they are a fallen angel or not? (19:36) Jared - JD Vance is a Catholic convert. (25:27) Tracy – Seems like a lot of hate speech on social media? (38:15) David - I agree with Patrick about returning the power back to states in regards to abortion, I think it is a mistake. (48:00)

Patrick delves into the humorous and insightful experience of a non-Catholic attending a Catholic Mass for the first time. From the priest’s impressive singing and multitasking to the synchronized congregation and the perceived marathon length of the service—it’s both amusing and enlightening. Remember, understanding different perspectives can enrich our own.   Hilarious Audio: A man shares his experience going to a Catholic Church for the first time (00:25) Steve – Comment about conspiracy theories and how we might be able to address the extremism that is dividing our nation (11:09) Alan – Thank you Patrick for your wide variety of wonderful words. I sometimes have to check the meaning in the dictionary. (18:12) Angelo - The shooting was on the 13th, and seems related to Fatima, and he survived just as JPII did. (20:48) Clare - If you wouldn't vote for Trump, is it better not to vote at all? (23:54) Chris - How can somebody be happy with an assassination attempt? Maybe they have an issue with their own dad? (43:06) Charles - I heard JD Vance is supporting Mifepristone. (49:31)

Patrick tackles some compelling issues surrounding voting, politics, and faith. He discusses the moral implications of voting, the evolving landscape of the Republican party, and the deepening need for a consistent pro-life ethic. Patrick also responds to listener emails about abortion, IVF, and political responsibility. Remember, your informed conscience is key.   Patrick reads and responds to emails about the political landscape we are living in (01:29) David - Disappointed we don't hear enough criticism of Donald Trump.  I’m voting for Biden.  I listen because I’m Catholic, but I wish there was a more balanced view. (16:20) Patrick shares and comments on emails that say he is being extreme (24:37) Steve - Where do people get off thinking they can be mad at Patrick when they're Christian?  It's not Patrick's fault there is some overlap with the right wing. (28:32) Chad - I think it's a ridiculous position for a party that gets Roe v wade overturned and then gives it away. Very disappointed in the Republican party. Patrick should run for president! (32:53) Maria – Mifepristone could be useful for people who have miscarriages and removing the baby and tissue without a D & C. (36:46) Nick – I want the best president possible (41:19) Ruth – I did all the abortion stuff that was available and God forgives me. We should vote for the least evil. The least evil is Trump. (44:42) Pete - Thousands of people have died for fighting for the right to vote.  It’s irresponsible to say you shouldn't vote. (Patrick didn’t say that)

Patrick takes an unflinching look at the assassination attempt on former President Donald Trump, dissects the media's response, and reflects on how this event has shaken America's political climate. Patrick also highlights key commentaries, including Peggy Noonan's compelling take on the need for unity amidst chaos. Join him as he discusses the broader implications of political rhetoric, shares firsthand accounts from the fateful rally, and debates the responsibilities of news outlets in such tumultuous times.   How the Trump assassination attempt unfolded - CNN's Tom Foreman reports on how the attempted assassination of former President Donald Trump unfolded and what happened after. (02:45) Former US Army sniper reacts to Trump assassination attempt: This was 'massive negligence'  Former U.S. Army sniper Rep. Cory Mills, R-Fla., reflects on the attempt to kill former President Trump at his Pennsylvania rally on 'Jesse Watters Primetime.' (10:25) Patrick shares emails about the assassination attempt and victim blaming (18:33) Patrick shares “A Shot Rings Out, and a Warning to America: In the wake of a shocking crime, can we hope for any improvement in our political culture? Any amelioration of the bile?” By Peggy Noonan (44:34)

Patrick dives deep into the intense political climate, discussing the aftermath of the assassination attempt on Donald Trump. He hears from Maggie, dealing with family strife over divisive rhetoric, and shares insights on how to approach such tension with empathy and prayer. From grieving families to powerful statements from religious leaders, Patrick emphasizes the need for unity, understanding, and turning to Jesus for guidance.   Damon - When my family went to Church on Sunday everyone ignored what happened. What do you think about that? (04:59) Samuel - I am thinking of going into the seminary next year. How do I approach the political culture as someone who is presuming the priesthood? (07:32) Sandy - Did Trump say any of the things that that woman accused him of saying? (13:01) Aubrey - I was watching an independent YouTuber who was talking about how, on May 14, there was a Christian Prophet that Trump have an attempted assassination. and it would bring him to Christ. Maggie - My sister said that it is too bad that the assassination attempt didn't go through. How do I respond to her? (19:19) Jessica - I am struggling with having charity toward people who think it is a shame that Trump didn't get killed? (37:21) Pamela - We need to pray for the people who say they are sad that Trump wasn't shot.

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.

Patrick dives into the latest kerfuffle at the White House, discussing President Biden's so-called "Big Boy Press Conference," which raises eyebrows with gaffes like calling President Zelenskyy "Putin" and referring to "Vice President Trump." He explores the intriguing dynamics behind why the administration might be using what sounds like mocking language and its implications for leadership and national stability. Join as Patrick unpacks the serious concerns and unexpected twists in our country's political landscape.   Patrick comments and shares audio from President Biden’s Big Boy Press Conference from last night (00:37) Andrea - Would it be more Christ like not to spread gossip and talk about the good that happened Biden said and accomplished last night? (14:17) Michael - They tried to push out President Woodrow Wilson after his stroke. This is similar to that situation. (19:46) Anthony - I agree with you about President Biden. I’m not part of either party, I’m here for Jesus (23:42) Michael - How long have they been covering this up with President Biden? (30:48) Patrick and Cyrus shares some of the many emails coming in both for and against what’s been said so far this morning (36:51) Susan - America is supposed to be the top of the world. How does this effect how the world sees the office of president and America? (45:41)

Patrick discusses evolving marriage definitions and truth sanctity. Topics include abortion in Bible, plenary indulgences, LGBTQ rights, and protecting children from exploitation. Listeners' concerns about politics and ancestry.com's connection to the Mormon Church are addressed.