Ben Bergquam
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570 appearances
9 recordings
1 series
first heard Jul 2026
last heard yesterday
Ben Bergquam’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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There is a level of violence that is encouraged, that is fostered.
there's a cancer on our college campuses that you can't really understand unless you've actually been there and gone through it.
You know, my armor, and we talk about this, you know, every one of these battles you go into is building that armor that we put on that full armor of God as we walk into these places.
But your shield gets stronger as you go into these battles.
And when you walk onto a college campus and you're surrounded by these
vitriolic demons these serpents that I've been spit on I've been hit with sticks and bats and bottles I've got scars all over my head and my ears I've been I mean disgusting things spit in my mouth and just like the most vile disgusting people
in our country and on our planet today are on college campuses.
And they are encouraged to do that because those professors that you mentioned understand that they lose in the arena of ideas.
They lose when we are able to have constructive dialogue, respectful dialogue.
They lose because our ideas work and theirs don't.
And so what they've done is they've taught a generation of young people that the way to defeat your enemy, i.e.
me, you, Charlie, is to get them mad and to get them to fight you
physically, and then beat them up and chase them away and make sure that no one else has the nerve to come back and do that.
What Charlie understood, what I understand, what you understand, is that we defeat them by staying calm in those moments.
We defeat them by showing God's love even when they're hating us.
When they attack us violently, we stand our ground.
We defeat their ideas, and ultimately, that's how you defeat this cancer in our society.
That's why Charlie was so focused on this.
That cancer, what we see, the outgrowth of that in politics, when we see a Mondami, or you see El-Sayed, or any of these guys that are coming up into politics, that was all a cancer that was spread through, some through jihadism, through their mosques, but also on college campuses.
If you don't rip that root out,
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