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On a recent interview with Jason Whitlock, social commentator Pearl Davis admitted that she’s recently begun reconsidering her childhood Catholic faith because she’s come to the conclusion that the Church may elevate Mary, the Mother of God, too much. On today’s episode of The Spectacle podcast, host Scott McKay sits back as his cohost Melissa Mackenzie discusses the problems with Davis’ anti-woman world view. Melissa points out that the Blessed Virgin is ultimately the answer to the problem of feminism because she is the perfect illustration of women’s role in society. Tune in to hear her thoughts!