Glenn Beck

And there was an explosion of good all over the world.

And when I went to his funeral, Dennis, I've never felt anything like it.

It was like God was there.

And when people were talking about politics, it would withdraw.

It was like an ocean.

And then they'd talk about God and it would come back in and you could feel the spirit moving.

It was an amazing thing.

Then all of a sudden we start to get from, honestly, some people that we know and have liked and everything else, we start getting this intense hatred for Jews.

And in a shocking way.

And I've explained it, at least to myself, and I would love to hear you explain.

I feel like there is an equal and opposite reaction to every action.

So God stepped in after Charlie, but then evil stepped in just as hard.

And I feel like we are, for the first time in my life, actually watching evil.

the heavenly spheres appear and play some things out and use us as, you know, sometimes puppets in a way.

We're watching good and evil for the first time at an epic scale.

What do you think of that?

With everything you're going through, Dennis, all the pain, all the everything, all the, I mean, what it has taken for you to sit and do this interview, you dictated the last portion, the good portion of this book,

while in this condition, worse than you are now, there must be something that you want everyone to hear.

If you could summarize it in one answer, what is the key to if there is no God?

What is the one thing that can help you and push you?