Glenn Beck

It is completely mutual.

I tell you, Dennis, I've heard from friends that they are amazed every day they would come to your hospital room when you're in the hospital, and you would have this great attitude, and your attitude was, what choice do I have?

I mean, I don't want to be miserable, and I don't know how you do that.

You have always been an icon and a hero of mine, Dennis, and you have just grown in my eyes over the last year watching you, even to be a bigger giant.

And thank you for your knowledge and your example through all the years.

I don't mean to cut you off.

It is just such a great book.

It is.

You can tell you are the tree to Charlie's apple.

It's this great conversation between you and students.

So open, so honest.

And I want to get into some of the things you talked about, but, but one of the things I think we should start with is what is God?

So I love this part of the book because they, they have so many followup questions and you're, you're so good at the followup and having them think it through.

Um, but that is, that's,

where if you don't have the understanding that the one thing we all have in common is we are all made in the image of God, so we are all unique and we're all related to one another, it's how you get down to exterminations of people.

I mean, it goes from that little pawn story with the dog and the human into eugenics and everything else, does it not?

If the belief is that we're basically good or we're not.

We're weird.

We just had the shooting up in Canada.

And then one, where was that one in Maine?