Some quick comments about our current video top 10

Starting with #10, it was a very short video reaction to a very deep song from my childhood that I have really grown to appreciate as an adult. I guess personal suffering and prolonged family strife have led me to a greater appreciation of these types of songs. If Fire and Rain is not a song about life, I don't know what would be.

At #9 is my midnight interview with Eric Hanson on the reality of the case of Mackenzie Shirilla. The guy is incredibly knowledgeable, and this issue will be revisited later in the countdown. I'm not sure how you can listen to the facts presented by Mr. Hanson and believe justice was done in this case. He will be back next Friday.

At #8 is one of the 3 videos I did methodically refuting the lies of the cretins at Deeper Truth. This part reentered our top 10 this week after one of the others made an appearance last week. Since our sites have completely stopped talking about each other, I am not sure where the renewed interest has come from but I'm certainly not going to talk about it.

At #7 was Lisa Marie Nicole's interview with George Palmer. When Mr. Palmer's rhetoric took a decidedly anti-Catholic turn, Lisa quickly set him straight.

At #6 is the latest installment from Apologist Ken Litchfield, discussing how the first Christians were saved. Good material!

At #5 is a video with real staying power. It was recorded nearly 2 years ago with David Ross and has remained in our top 10 ever since. It has hit #1 on 3 occasions and is tied for 3rd all time.

The question addressed is "Is Medjugorje demonic?". The answer, of course is yes.

At #4 is another stalwart and important topic. My interview with Greg Nolan explores therapy through a Catholic approach.

Jumping ahead to #2 is our all-time biggest video and the one that had been number 1 for more than 8 weeks. That is my examination of the facts of the case of wrongfully convicted Mackenzie Shirilla.

#3 and #1 are just two different versions of the same song and video. The Revised version is the better quality.

After my interview with Parkland dad Tony Montalto, Lisa and I decided we need to pay tribute to his precious daughter Gina who was one of the first fatalities in that horrific event. I thought the result was just stunning.

RIP Gina Rose Montalto.