Slides of the irreverent “Jesus and the Adulteress” feature. Dick Gregory was there, and he said, “This scares me" He was concerned about reaction in the Bible Belt, notwithstanding the fact that Hust/er's research department had already made certain that the text followed the Bible. And now Althea was checking

reedom Caucus and an early Trump supporter. (Meadows’s wife had a particular place of regard in the Trump camp for continuing a campaign swing across the Bible Belt over Billy Bush weekend.) Nearly as much as winning the presidency itself, removing Ryan—indeed, humiliating him—was an ultimate expression of what

anded him a warrant requiring his presence in Memphis, Tennessee, a city that Streicker had never even visited. The prosecuting attorney was a young Bible Belt fundamentalist named Larry Parrish. (The names of all the participants sounded like puns: Reems, Streicker, Lovelace, Parrish.) Parrish was dubbed by