James Fishback

And right now, when you look at a priest who was killed by Israel, you look at in Lebanon last week, you look at the bombing of the Holy Family Catholic Church in Gaza City last summer by the Israeli government.

Those people had a right to exist.

And yes, the innocent people who were killed on October 7th, they had a right to exist.

And so it's such a fascinating question when people ask it.

I don't think anyone has ever asked whether the United States of America has a right to exist.

Americans have a right to exist.

But the second that we wake up and say this government is not serving us, we can in fact tear it down, burn it to the ground and start anew.

That's what our founding fathers did.

It is.

And I say this, and we're talking about this, all three of us, I think, as unapologetic Christians.

Call us Christian nationalists.

It doesn't matter.

We don't care.

We believe that Christ is king.

And no, that's not anti-Semitic Mark Levin or Larry Loomer.

It's the truth.

Ted Cruz, who is at this point, we don't even know if he's Christian anymore because I don't know what form of Christianity he's following.

But we are told in Matthew chapter 22 is the two most essential commands are to love God and love our neighbor.

And you don't fulfill those commands by saying that God is putting you on this so-called righteous journey to bomb a country and kill your innocent neighbors.

And so...