Glenn Beck

But I want to start with a part of the book where you talk about where you committed to Christ.

You were in a cathedral and you noticed that everything was kind of falling apart.

The whole world was falling apart and you committed.

Can you talk a little bit about the moment you chose to commit?

Okay, so that seems like a commitment to the church.

Is that the same as the moment to follow Christ?

Did that come first and then the commitment to the church, or are they the same thing to you?

You, your story is just absolutely, you're one of the most fascinating guys I think alive today.

Your story is just fascinating.

You talk in the book about Peter Thiel and you wrote, Peter gave voice to something I'd been feeling, but not fully understood.

I was obsessed with achievement per se, not accomplishing something meaningful, but to win a social competition.

I think that's what you just addressed.

People will say your relationship with Peter Thiel is all about high tech.

Some uncharitably will say that, you know, he funded your campaign.

And so you're going to usher in a new, you know, high tech oligarchy.

But it seems that your relationship is more spiritual.

Is that was that accurate reading in this?

You are in a religion and a political party, I think, that is hard to square at times because of the Pope.

You and Marco, you have things you have to do as the vice president of the United States.

Your foreign policy objectives in Iran, the Pope is against.