CJ Pearson

And I think...

You know, it goes to show, you know, I was always excited about what was happening with young black men.

Right.

Because I think that if you can save the hearts and minds of black men and you can save the hearts and minds of the black family, because the black community is very evangelical, very traditional.

And black men are still viewed as the head of their households.

And so I think if we start there, the rest will follow.

But now what we're seeing is a crack within the left's grip on black women.

which is a very loyal constituency for those on the Democrat side.

When you have Nicki Minaj now calling out the left for transing children and mutilating the generals of little kids, they should be very, very scared.

It's troubling, and I think it's incredibly destructive, but it's all by design.

If you look at the Great Society from folks like FDR and LBJ and the entitlement programs that they created, it was meant to create a black community that would be dependent upon the government for their salvation, for their safety, and replace the black father with Uncle Sam, which is not good for black folks.

If you have more of an incentive to be a baby mama than to be a contributing member of society, then that is how we break our country.

And so I'm glad to see that we're having this return to agency.

There is no reason that you should be on food stamps for all of your life.

There's no reason that you should be on government programs for all of your life.

They're meant to be a safety net, not a safety jacket, you know, straight jacket that you can never take off and never remove.

We got to end the cycle of dependency and victim in this country.

For sure.

Do you think bringing more Christianity into the mix would help that?

I think it's big and we're seeing an incredible return to the church among young people, Gen Z especially, which is incredibly great to see.