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Speaker 1: It's incredible the reaction. I've spoken to a lot of
Speaker 1: young people and how they've been impacted at this political
Speaker 1: assassination of Charlie Kirk. And I said this earlier in
Speaker 1: the week and last week that you know, in all
Speaker 1: the years I've been doing this, my kids only wanted
Speaker 1: to meet two people of all the people that I've interviewed,
Speaker 1: all the people that I know, although they do like
Speaker 1: professional athletes, especially my son, but the two people politically
Speaker 1: were President Trump and Charlie Kirk. And my son did
Speaker 1: get to meet and spend time with Charlie and it
Speaker 1: meant a lot to him. And I wanted to bring
Speaker 1: on bring back to the program two young people that
Speaker 1: have been on before, Isabelle Brown and Catalina Love. They'll
Speaker 1: join us in a second. I saw that Isabelle actually
Speaker 1: put out thinking back to last week, I am so
Speaker 1: moved by the fact that much of his quiet, free
Speaker 1: time in the green room with me, you know, he
Speaker 1: was talking about heaven. As people of faith, we know
Speaker 1: that death is you know something that I can't actually
Speaker 1: read this because I can't see it all. But when
Speaker 1: someone is pure and robbed of life so prematurely. But
Speaker 1: I rejoice in prayer today that even though you know
Speaker 1: we've lost Charlie, he's more alive than we are in
Speaker 1: a fullness of our Savior and his anchor in heaven.
Speaker 1: Which I thought was extremely eloquent and beautifully written. One
Speaker 1: of the things that really stood out to me is
Speaker 1: Charlie would go into these hostile environments on college campuses,
Speaker 1: knowing that they're hostile environments, and he'd take on all comers.
Speaker 1: He did it cheerfully, did it with a smile on
Speaker 1: his face. He'd be called every name in the book.
Speaker 1: You're a Nazi, you're a racist, you're a fascist. Okay,
Speaker 1: give me one example. You're a Nazi, you're euracist, you're
Speaker 1: a fascist. They could never give him an example, and
Speaker 1: they look stupid. I mean, this is the type of thing. Honestly,
Speaker 1: if these schools were not in doctrination centers, this should
Speaker 1: be you know, vigorous debate happening inside classrooms. But it
Speaker 1: doesn't happen didn't happen when I was going to school.
Speaker 1: And it's sad because this is an opportunity for the
Speaker 1: free and open exchange of ideas and principles and opinions,
Speaker 1: and you know, people should be free to express themselves.
Speaker 1: And Charlie would challenge, you know, the indoctrination of many
Speaker 1: and have a profound impact on these young people. And secondarily,
Speaker 1: you know, many young people that were conservative that felt
Speaker 1: they had to be quiet on college campuses. It gave them,
Speaker 1: you know, a sense of validation of what their true
Speaker 1: views and opinions are. Anyway, we welcome back Isabelle Brown
Speaker 1: and Catalina Lauf are back with us. Thank you both
Speaker 1: for being here. Isabel Well, you knew Charlie Well. I
Speaker 1: saw a picture of you and Charlie on the internet
Speaker 1: at Turning Point.
Speaker 2: You work with him, I did, Son.
Speaker 3: I've worked with Charlie for about eight years now, and
Speaker 3: like many of these students that are so inspired by
Speaker 3: his courage and his ability to tell the truth under fire,
Speaker 3: I was one of those college students who started a
Speaker 3: Turning Point USA chapter on my campus at Colorado State
Speaker 3: University in twenty seventeen, and I just have had so
Speaker 3: many wonderful memories come back this last year of all
Speaker 3: of the times, Charlie spoke life into me and so
Speaker 3: many other young conservatives who have a national platform now
Speaker 3: by giving us an opportunity, an opportunity to join him
Speaker 3: in this fight to tell the truth. And as mentioned
Speaker 3: in reading my Instagram caption there a few moments ago,
Speaker 3: I was so privileged to be able to share the
Speaker 3: stage with Charlie at a pro life speaking event about
Speaker 3: two weeks ago today, actually on the Dots, one of
Speaker 3: his last speeches here on this earth, and I've mentioned
Speaker 3: there what he wanted to talk about more than anything
Speaker 3: else backstage as we spent some time catching up and
Speaker 3: hanging out like old times, was God and his faith,
Speaker 3: and we spent quite a bit of time talking about Heaven,
Speaker 3: which translated into his speech for the crowd there as well.
Speaker 3: He was so peacefully rooted in his calling from God
Speaker 3: and his vocation from the Holy Spirit to show up
Speaker 3: and tell the truth. And I know he carried that
Speaker 3: same vocation with him through that event at Utah Valley
Speaker 3: University as well.
Speaker 1: You know, I spent a lot more time this weekend
Speaker 1: looking at videos at Charlie, And because I'm so wrapped
Speaker 1: up and doing four hours of broadcasting every day, it's
Speaker 1: almost completely all consuming. And so many things that he
Speaker 1: said and was saying to young people was so impressive.
Speaker 1: You know, Catalina, you know, God forbid, you have somebody
Speaker 1: on a college campus mentioned God, or encouraging young people
Speaker 1: to go to church, or encouraging people not to be
Speaker 1: part of hookup culture, or encouraging people not to be
Speaker 1: the stupid kid throwing up in the bushes or doing
Speaker 1: drugs and finding the spiritual side of your life. And
Speaker 1: even when you would go out, or if you're a guy,
Speaker 1: you would take a girl out, you would respect her,
Speaker 1: you would pay for your date, you'd open the door.
Speaker 1: And he described his own experience with Erica is you
Speaker 1: know he called it an interview process, wanting to find
Speaker 1: you know, the purpose of dating, to find a potential mate.
Speaker 1: And I found that very encouraging and telling people, you
Speaker 1: know what, don't be part of hookup culture. You know,
Speaker 1: this is something blessed and sacred, and you don't hear
Speaker 1: that often on college campuses. Probably the only time some
Speaker 1: of these kids heard it was from him.
Speaker 4: Yeah, thanks for having us on Sean. You know, he
Speaker 4: was a big brother. So many young men in particularly
Speaker 4: need it. And I know that firsthand because when I
Speaker 4: first heard about Charlie, it was back in twenty thirteen
Speaker 4: when I was graduating college and he was from my
Speaker 4: home state, Illinois, and my two younger neighbor boys who
Speaker 4: you know, I'd watched grown up, I had watched grown up,
Speaker 4: I'd babysat them. They were still in middle school in
Speaker 4: high school at the time, thinking about college. And I'm
Speaker 4: sure this goes for a lot of us then that
Speaker 4: when young people you care about are about to go
Speaker 4: to college, there's always that fear that when they go
Speaker 4: off to college, they can be poisoned and indoctrinated. And
Speaker 4: we obviously didn't want that happening to these young boys
Speaker 4: in our neighborhood. And one afternoon I was home and
Speaker 4: from college and they were raving about this young guy
Speaker 4: from our state named Charlie Kirk and about all of
Speaker 4: the conservative values that he was talking about social issues,
Speaker 4: but he was so relatable to them, and I knew
Speaker 4: in that moment, I was like, you know, what, these
Speaker 4: kids are going to be okay. And then fast forward,
Speaker 4: you know, eight years later to see Turning Point USA
Speaker 4: become what it was because of Charlie's leadership. I was
Speaker 4: running for Congress at the time, and I got to
Speaker 4: meet Charlie and many of the same mentors and investors
Speaker 4: and donors who had once believed in Charlie and Turning
Speaker 4: Point USA. We're now getting involved in politics and specifically
Speaker 4: supporting young candidates because of Charlie's advice to support young
Speaker 4: people in the political space. And that just shows, you know,
Speaker 4: Charlie's impact was generational and it will continue, and it's
Speaker 4: just absolutely devastating for all of us in this all around.
Speaker 4: You know, I get messages from people who said, I've
Speaker 4: never spoken out, I've never had the courage to, but
Speaker 4: because of what happened, I feel the need to now.
Speaker 4: And so it's up to our generation to carry that
Speaker 4: towards forward and to live Charlie's legacy and not only
Speaker 4: a positive light and bring the good that he did,
Speaker 4: but also bolder, louder, and stronger to fight against this
Speaker 4: evil that's infecting our country, especially young minds.
Speaker 1: You know, Isabella, as I was watching a lot of
Speaker 1: these videos this weekend, and I sent many of them
Speaker 1: to my kids and my son's twenty six. My daughter
Speaker 1: just turned twenty four. She was born thirteen days before
Speaker 1: nine to eleven. And this generation never experienced nine to eleven.
Speaker 1: Kids that are in college today and they have no
Speaker 1: memory of it because they weren't alive. And this is
Speaker 1: a watershed moment, I believe for them. But just the
Speaker 1: idea that he would tell young women to know your
Speaker 1: worth and to put a high price and value on that,
Speaker 1: and telling young men to be respectful, I just think
Speaker 1: that those values are timeless.
Speaker 3: They absolutely are. You really hit the nail on the
Speaker 3: head there, Sean, that this is a generationally defining moment.
Speaker 3: You know, I was born in nineteen ninety seven. I'm
Speaker 3: what most people agree is the first year of Generation
Speaker 3: Z and I have the very very faintest singular memory
Speaker 3: of what nine to eleven was like. I just remember
Speaker 3: my parents staring at the TV also, But we don't
Speaker 3: have an intimate experience as a generation to understand this
Speaker 3: concept of all being under attack, our way of life
Speaker 3: being under attack, and what that will do to your society.
Speaker 3: On the other side, that you have a choice to
Speaker 3: come together in true unity, based in truth, and based
Speaker 3: in this idea that we are one nation. Under God,
Speaker 3: or you can let evil continue to fester and continue
Speaker 3: to become more and more impactful tomorrow and every day
Speaker 3: after that. But what I think is so impactful about
Speaker 3: Charlie's death, in particular to an entire generation of people
Speaker 3: that he spoke to, even those who vehemently disagreed with him,
Speaker 3: is you're right. He was so honed in on this
Speaker 3: concept of virtue in a generation that so many people
Speaker 3: had already preemptively written off as too far gone. I've
Speaker 3: been somewhat of the Gen Z apologists for the last
Speaker 3: few years, and Charlie has always championed my voice in
Speaker 3: that regard and has written forwards for my two books
Speaker 3: and given me tons of opportunities to share good news
Speaker 3: about Generation Z on his show and with his organization,
Speaker 3: Turning Point USA for the last few years. But we've
Speaker 3: been seeing this return to culturally conservative values, with young
Speaker 3: people wanting to get married, wanting to go to church,
Speaker 3: wanting to speak their minds, wanting to challenge their own
Speaker 3: preconceived notions and get off of these indoctrinating college campuses
Speaker 3: start their own businesses. Revived this concept of the American dreams,
Speaker 3: and Charlie saw an opportunity with young people that most
Speaker 3: of those older than him didn't. I can't tell you
Speaker 3: how many times I've heard on national TV programming or
Speaker 3: radio and programs similar to this one that young people
Speaker 3: are all, you know, purple haired, non binary, insane people
Speaker 3: that have lost their minds. But Charlie saw something different.
Speaker 3: He saw a broken generation simply needed someone to speak
Speaker 3: life into them and encourage them to embrace virtue in
Speaker 3: a broken world, with young men returning to chivalry, with
Speaker 3: young women returning to godliness, and elevating ourselves as dignified
Speaker 3: in a society trying to commodify us, and with young
Speaker 3: people everywhere finding our innate dignity as made in the
Speaker 3: image of God. And of course, it's frustrating to see
Speaker 3: the vile, vitriolic responses from some of the more radical
Speaker 3: voices on the left celebrating this death or saying that
Speaker 3: this is normal somehow it's not. But I'm blown away
Speaker 3: by the number of young people, even those who vehemently
Speaker 3: disagree with Charlie during his time here on earth, who
Speaker 3: have used the past six days or so to look
Speaker 3: in the mirror and to say ost this young man's
Speaker 3: legacy is so much bigger than electing a president of
Speaker 3: the United States or reviving the Republican Party. This is
Speaker 3: about a return to beauty and what's good and true
Speaker 3: in society. And I want to be a part of
Speaker 3: that legacy too.
Speaker 2: Yeah, pretty amazing.
Speaker 1: I do believe that Turning Point now will be so
Speaker 1: much bigger than ever. I had Charlie's pastors on this
Speaker 1: radio program yesterday, Catalina, and they were amazing people, and
Speaker 1: they believe as I do, that Turning Point is just
Speaker 1: getting started. And when Charlie came up with this idea,
Speaker 1: I don't think people gave him a lot of thought
Speaker 1: that there was a huge chance of success. But it
Speaker 1: was through sheer force of will and dedication that he
Speaker 1: got people on board to support him and his efforts.
Speaker 1: And then he did all the hard work, and he
Speaker 1: traveled to all these hostile environments and he didn't stop.
Speaker 4: Got you know, Charlie who you know I did not
Speaker 4: know so personal Isabelle and others, but I know he
Speaker 4: was exceptionally well read in history, and he knew that
Speaker 4: the fight was in the schools and in the culture wars,
Speaker 4: and that's exactly why he created Turning Point USA. And
Speaker 4: I wanted to bring up history that really highlights that threat.
Speaker 4: You know, in a nineteen sixty FBI report, Jaegger Hoover
Speaker 4: once said, during the past two years, quote, Communist spokesmen
Speaker 4: have appeared on nearly one hundred campuses from coast to coast.
Speaker 4: Their purpose to create confusion, raise questions, and spread doubt
Speaker 4: among our young people concerning American way of life. Quote.
Speaker 4: He goes on to say that, quote today the Communists
Speaker 4: are engaged in an intensive campaign to control the minds
Speaker 4: and win the allegiance of American youth. Unquote. Charlie was
Speaker 4: the counter to that. He was going to hundreds of
Speaker 4: schools coast to coast and preaching Americanism, God, good cultural values.
Speaker 4: And he was so effective in that. And think about it,
Speaker 4: you know, he was born in nineteen ninety three, and
Speaker 4: that was a report from nineteen sixty. This was decades
Speaker 4: in the making, and Charlie came in and was a
Speaker 4: pioneer in a lot of ways, Titan for Liberty to
Speaker 4: go and basically unravel all of that into Isabelle's point
Speaker 4: and to your point, Sean, preaching good and doing what
Speaker 4: was right and creating this healthy, friendly debate, This platform
Speaker 4: for us, and that's why he was so effective and
Speaker 4: so powerful.
Speaker 1: Well, I will say this about both of you, having
Speaker 1: gotten and know you both now, both Isabelle and Catalina,
Speaker 1: both of you have you know that that same energy, passion,
Speaker 1: the same principles, the same values, the same courage as Charlie.
Speaker 1: And I know that both of you will play a
Speaker 1: big role in carrying on his mission. And I want
Speaker 1: to thank you ahead of time for what I know
Speaker 1: you're going to be a big part of and what
Speaker 1: you're doing for young people. It's incalculable how important it
Speaker 1: is that they hear the message that both of you
Speaker 1: are espousing.
Speaker 3: Thank you, Sean, and thank you for honoring our beautiful
Speaker 3: friends legacy.
Speaker 2: It's just my pleasure.
Speaker 1: I knew him pretty well and I'm heartbroken over the
Speaker 1: whole thing.
Speaker 2: It really is heartbreaking. Thank you both.
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Speaker 1: being interviewed by Gavin Newsom, I have no idea where
Speaker 1: the words latinx came from.
Speaker 2: I had never heard it before.
Speaker 1: I Meanwhile, then we went back in the archives and
Speaker 1: we found example after example, never supported the right of
Speaker 1: men to play women's sports, and then we found example
Speaker 1: after example. I don't know, maybe liberals have bad memories.
Speaker 1: Latest example that idiot governor from Illinois, JB. Pritzker saying
Speaker 1: I've never called republicans Nazis. Well, we'll play that and
Speaker 1: then we'll play him calling republicans Nazis.
Speaker 2: Listen, that is completely false.
Speaker 5: I have never called republicans Nazis. Everything that he has
Speaker 5: done has been tearing down constitutional democracy, and that's what
Speaker 5: happened in Nazi Germany. It doesn't take very long to
Speaker 5: tear apart a constitutional republic. Indeed, the Nazis did it
Speaker 5: in fifty three days, and our democracy is almost as fragile,
Speaker 5: and we're seeing it right now. The dangers that we
Speaker 5: saw in you know, Nazi Germany, especially in the earliest
Speaker 5: days of Nazi Germany, are the dangers that we need
Speaker 5: to react to now. It's a five alarm fire.
Speaker 1: Everyone, it's a five alarm fire that you know. All
Speaker 1: these radical leftists just lie, you know, with unbelievable you know,
Speaker 1: casualness and just utter hypocrisy. Get to our busy phones.
Speaker 1: Tyson is in Louisiana, Tyson High. How are you glad
Speaker 1: you called?
Speaker 6: Hey, Sean super gad that you were able to take
Speaker 6: my call. It's an honor to talk to you.
Speaker 2: Thank you, the honor of mine.
Speaker 6: Yeah. Two quick points. I'm a thirty four year old
Speaker 6: here in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. A lot of similarities in
Speaker 6: my life as Charlie Kirk, you know, where both young
Speaker 6: men trying to raise our families the right way, the
Speaker 6: Christian way, if you will, and I think both of
Speaker 6: us are. I mean, I'm not as loud as he is,
Speaker 6: but I like to tell people how it is. You know,
Speaker 6: if you're gonna ask me out my faith and my beliefs,
Speaker 6: I'm gonna be blunt with you. I don't know if
Speaker 6: that's just a Southern thing, but that's my first point. Secondly,
Speaker 6: I do think that there is I don't know how
Speaker 6: you put light on this situation, but I read an
Speaker 6: article Monday that said there was thirty two thousand Turning
Speaker 6: Point USA chapters that were being applied. For a little
Speaker 6: bit of homework myself, and if we have it is.
Speaker 1: Right, thirty two thousand requests for new Turning Point USA
Speaker 1: campus chapters, thirty two thousand.
Speaker 6: I read read that, and I do just a little
Speaker 6: bit of homework. I know you don't have to be
Speaker 6: a university to hold a Turning Point USA chapter. But
Speaker 6: just if we have six thousand universities, that's over, you know,
Speaker 6: six thousand applications of university and that just shows that
Speaker 6: God is working. And you know, I think it's important
Speaker 6: that as conservatives, as Christians, we remember that it is
Speaker 6: a scary, scary world that we live. And know when
Speaker 6: you know, these people can assassinate somebody, whether it be
Speaker 6: Charlie Kirk or you know, Brandon Thompson, the CEO from
Speaker 6: the United Healthcare and just celebrate death. But just want
Speaker 6: to encourage you and encourage your audience that God is
Speaker 6: good and that we have we have the higher ground
Speaker 6: because crisis on our side, but man, it's scary.
Speaker 1: Well, I want to encourage everyone to do exactly what
Speaker 1: you're doing, and that is, you know what, don't be timid,
Speaker 1: don't be afraid and and you know what, I think
Speaker 1: this is a moment where conservatives now can be just
Speaker 1: as plain and outspoken, you know, with patience and love
Speaker 1: and kindness. Don't don't be like the radical left and
Speaker 1: live by example and not. You know, it's gotten to
Speaker 1: the point where I think kids got afraid to even
Speaker 1: mention their belief in God and mention their faith. And
Speaker 1: yet we you know, most Americans are faithful people. We
Speaker 1: are generally of very good people. We're not a perfect people.
Speaker 1: Christians are not perfect people. As a matter of fact,
Speaker 1: that the prerequisite to first become a Christian is to
Speaker 1: admit that you're wrong, Admit you know and acknowledge or
Speaker 1: fallen state, Acknowledge that you need forgiveness, acknowledge that you
Speaker 1: are incapable of changing yourself. The word repentance comes from
Speaker 1: the Latin to change one's heart.
Speaker 2: And and it's.
Speaker 1: A pretty There's there's been false perceptions of Christianity that
Speaker 1: are out there.
Speaker 2: All Christians wants to proselytize.
Speaker 1: If you want to ask me about my faith, I'll
Speaker 1: tell you what I believe, and I don't I would
Speaker 1: not be here today. I can tell you with a
Speaker 1: certainty without it. That's how important it is to me
Speaker 1: in my life, and it just is at the core
Speaker 1: of who I am. Again, not perfect, all of send
Speaker 1: them fallen short, my friend, but I'll explain my journey.
Speaker 6: I was just gonna say, there's a saying out there.
Speaker 6: It's a you cannot heal wound by saying it's not there.
Speaker 6: And that's really the only thing that separates Christians from
Speaker 6: others is that we understand we have the wound. We
Speaker 6: understand we need healing, and that's where Christ comes in.
Speaker 6: And so you know, continue to you know, praise God
Speaker 6: if you will, and you know, keep putting Christ first,
Speaker 6: and just know that there's there's hope for us. You know,
Speaker 6: there's there's hope in this scary world.
Speaker 1: There's a lot of hope in the scary world. You know,
Speaker 1: one thing is a Christian that you do understand is
Speaker 1: there's good and there's evil. But we also know how
Speaker 1: the story ends. We know it's going to get bad,
Speaker 1: because the Bible is very clear about that in the
Speaker 1: last days, but we also know how the story ends.
Speaker 1: And you know, as we've seen so much vile, future, disgusting,
Speaker 1: repulsive comments of the Left's also we've also seen incredible
Speaker 1: acts of kindness and generosity and an awakening in the
Speaker 1: country that is inspiring, you know, and I I maybe
Speaker 1: should focus more on that aspect of it.
Speaker 2: Tyson.
Speaker 1: God bless you in your journey, my friend, and appreciate
Speaker 1: you calling a great call. Ross is in my free
Speaker 1: state of Florida. Ross, how are you glad you called?
Speaker 2: Sir?
Speaker 7: Hey, mister Henny, thanks for having me on.
Speaker 2: Hey, you for calling. What's going on?
Speaker 3: So?
Speaker 7: Number one, I mean, Charlie Kirk was was one of one,
Speaker 7: and I think, you know, I'm roughly his age. I
Speaker 7: got a group of kids myself and just kind of
Speaker 7: preparing them for the future. And one thing that just
Speaker 7: was so amazing about mister Kirk was the way that
Speaker 7: he just had this breadth, this wealth of knowledge, and
Speaker 7: the conviction he was able to express his ideas of
Speaker 7: whether it be politics or religion or you know, civics, history,
Speaker 7: any of that. And so, as a as somebody that
Speaker 7: wants to get more involved in this type of you.
Speaker 2: Know area, where do we start?
Speaker 7: It's a little bit overwhelming when you listen to him
Speaker 7: and how how easy it is for him to talk
Speaker 7: about this and Obviously that takes years of research and
Speaker 7: reading and whatnot. So in order for us to kind
Speaker 7: of carry his legacy on where where is a good
Speaker 7: place for us to start and kind of build that
Speaker 7: wealth of knowledge that he had?
Speaker 1: Well, first of all, you already have it. You just
Speaker 1: may not know how how deeply you have it. The
Speaker 1: fact that you have it in your heart and it's
Speaker 1: your desire and it's within you, you know, just let
Speaker 1: it overcome you and immerse yourself in it and follow
Speaker 1: the path that God has obviously put you on. You know,
Speaker 1: I am a very firm believer that every human being
Speaker 1: was created by God with a purpose and that is
Speaker 1: the fundamental you know, meaning of the word education from Latin,
Speaker 1: and that you know, all of us were born with
Speaker 1: talent and ability and it's unique and very specific for
Speaker 1: every individual. And obviously your heart is calling you in
Speaker 1: this direction to contribute. Maybe it means just volunteering at
Speaker 1: your local church. Maybe it means devoting yourself a little
Speaker 1: bit more deeply to your family, your fought, your kids. Uh,
Speaker 1: maybe it's you know, doubling down on what your value
Speaker 1: system is.
Speaker 3: Now.
Speaker 1: Look, I can tell you right now, there's probably people
Speaker 1: right now that are in their car and they're probably
Speaker 1: driving to do something they know they shouldn't be doing.
Speaker 1: What do you think the odds of that are probably
Speaker 1: pretty high.
Speaker 2: Right, pretty high?
Speaker 1: Yes, you know what I want to say to that person.
Speaker 1: Turn around, go home to your family. Don't do it.
Speaker 1: People that are about to do drugs, don't do it.
Speaker 1: Go seek out help, you know, make a phone call,
Speaker 1: Call call a friend, call a family member, you know,
Speaker 1: call a hotline, whatever you need to do, and and
Speaker 1: use this moment because we really only have the moment.
Speaker 1: You know, the past is the past, the future is
Speaker 1: then here. So you live in the moment. And I
Speaker 1: believe you know, if you if, for example, Moses, what
Speaker 1: did Moses? What did God tell Moses? You know, when
Speaker 1: Moses asked, well, who should I say?
Speaker 2: Sent me? I am what?
Speaker 1: Does that imply always was, always, will be ever present, omnipotent.
Speaker 1: And you know, I look at the beauty and the
Speaker 1: majesty of creation, and I just know that the hand
Speaker 1: of God is all over it. And you know, if
Speaker 1: the Bible tells us that every grain of sand on
Speaker 1: the beach is counted, in the hairs of our head
Speaker 1: are counted, I kind of have a lot of confidence
Speaker 1: that that God knows what he's doing and will guide
Speaker 1: all of us if we desire and seek him out.
Speaker 1: I really just think it's a matter of opening your
Speaker 1: heart and wanting it. I don't think it's any more
Speaker 1: complicated than that, and it will come into your heart.
Speaker 1: And I've experienced it in my own life. I don't
Speaker 1: talk a lot about it, but I guess this is
Speaker 1: as good a time as any to do.
Speaker 4: So.
Speaker 2: All right, it sounds like how old are you kids?
Speaker 7: By the way, from eight down to four months?
Speaker 1: How many kids in total? God bless you. I had
Speaker 1: two and that was hard. So don't just be there
Speaker 1: for them. Just take them to church every week. Start
Speaker 1: there and talk to them. Yes, sir, you know, I'm
Speaker 1: glad as my kids have gotten older. You know, I've
Speaker 1: gotten closer and closer and closer and closer to them.
Speaker 1: There's nothing we can talk about. Nothing they can tell
Speaker 1: their dad anything. Rosscott busher Man appreciate it. Eight hundred
Speaker 1: ninety four one, Sean, if you want to be a
Speaker 1: part of the program. Kim and Delaware. Hey Kim, how
Speaker 1: are you?
Speaker 8: I'm well, Shawn, thank you so much for taking my call.
Speaker 2: I thank you for calling thank you.
Speaker 8: I'm listening to everybody talk about our fear, and I
Speaker 8: think that I know for me, that's the biggest problem is.
Speaker 8: Leading up till last Wednesday, I was I was just afraid.
Speaker 8: I'm afraid of offending somebody. I'm not going to say
Speaker 8: something about my faith or my belief because I'm afraid
Speaker 8: that I'm going to offend someone who doesn't agree with me.
Speaker 8: But of course they're free to say things to offend me.
Speaker 8: And after Wednesday, I just realized that there's a whole population. Really,
Speaker 8: as cliche as it is, it's the silent majority, and
Speaker 8: we're just we're realizing that it's time for us to
Speaker 8: be loud. The far last is so loud, and it's
Speaker 8: time for us to show that they're not the majority.
Speaker 8: They're just really loud. But it's time for us to
Speaker 8: be louder and to not be afraid.
Speaker 1: I say all the time, let not your heart be troubled.
Speaker 1: Right you believe in God, you believe in me. Peace
Speaker 1: I leave with you my peace. I give to you,
Speaker 1: not as the world gives, but as I give. Let
Speaker 1: not your heart be trouble, neither let it be afraid.
Speaker 1: I don't I don't want to ever live my life
Speaker 1: in fear, and it has directed me in my life.
Speaker 1: You know we use terms like in sports, no fear,
Speaker 1: no fear right. Well, I think that's also a good
Speaker 1: motto to live life under right, no fear, that you're
Speaker 1: not going to let fear consume you in your life
Speaker 1: or or or I tell my kids all the time,
Speaker 1: don't care what other people think about you, or else
Speaker 1: you can't live, I said. I asked them, do you
Speaker 1: think I could do my job if I cared with
Speaker 1: the people that hate me think about me.
Speaker 2: I could not do my job well.
Speaker 8: And I think that's where so many of us on
Speaker 8: the right have fallen. Is that where it's like I
Speaker 8: put my flag at half mass my personal flag at
Speaker 8: half masks, and my first thought when I did that
Speaker 8: was maybe I shouldn't do this. What if they burned
Speaker 8: my house down and I still did it? But that's
Speaker 8: so so awful that that's my first thought is instead
Speaker 8: of supporting honoring this man who was assassinated, I'm afraid
Speaker 8: of what people will say, what they will do, because
Speaker 8: it's just gotten so ugly.
Speaker 1: You know something, I appreciate your blunt honesty. God bless
Speaker 1: you appreciate it. Eight hundred ninety four to one, Seawn,
Speaker 1: you want to be a part of the program.
Speaker 3: Right.
Speaker 2: That's gonna wrap things up for today.
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