Jack Posobiec

And he would try to reach out to them and say, what are your personal beliefs?

What are your values?

What drives you?

What do you care about?

What are your interests?

And so he would sidestep the political, you know, and I know that, you know, the headlines of the clips, you know, Charlie Kirk dunks on or Charlie district, but he wasn't like that.

And, you know, maybe

you know, maybe, you know, that's, that's, you know, the algorithm is playing into it a little too much.

But it's, it Charlie was not like that Charlie would say, I care about you as a person.

And yeah, we may disagree, but hopefully we can come to the same place, or at least come to some agreement or clarity on that, which we want, which is a better life for ourselves, a better life for our families and a better life for others.

And by the way,

You don't see that on the conservative side of shunning family members.

You don't see that of cutting people off of ostracizing.

That is one, again, it's one direction.

It always comes from the left.

This, these are the people who say we won't show up for Thanksgiving.

We won't show up for Christmas.

We won't, you know, celebrate birthdays, et cetera, et cetera.

I won't be in the same room as that person.

Whereas the conservatives that I know, they'll say, yeah, we'll just talk about something else.