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bible, tucker carlson worked himself up into a religious lather last night, over a covid-themed nativity scene. >> you can pick up this masked nativity scene online. look closely. it features maryeph, and the baby jesus all with their faces covered. as they should be even in a manger. they're masked. just like you are. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i guess it was a slow ourage day, i don't know. maybe there were no gay superheroes for tuck tore scream about. but he was fired up and got 18 i can't remember and more preposterous from there. >> for 15 bucks at etsy, you can buy a patron saint of staying at home prayer candle. we read the reviews. love it! exclamation point. i may have to set up an altar to place it on! exclamation point. there's a new convert. i put this in my office, i work in public health and this makes me smile every time i look at it. of course it makes you smile. virtue is its own reward. >> jimmy: like this is some kind of anti-jesus uprising on etsy. the fact that these candles with the famous people on them have been around for years, you could get bill nye the science guy, judge judy, keith urban, lizzo, the golden girls, there's even one of me. [ cheers and ap

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