Jase Robertson

that meet there, but it's very, it reminds me a lot of our church, just a lot of grace based, you know, people coming to Christ.

The pastor's great.

I had dinner with him, but I made a declaration on Sunday morning because we did a marriage refresh all day on Saturday and they were great.

I mean, they were into it.

They were listening.

And I mean, cause we did like three hours of material counting the Q and a, and that's hard all day, but they were just, they were troopers.

They did awesome.

And so Sunday I preached.

And so I got up there, and it was packed.

And I said, I'm going to make a declaration today.

I don't normally open this way, but I've been thinking about it.

And look, it's just one man's opinion.

So I could be wrong.

Take it for what it's worth.

But I'm declaring that Illinois is a red state with two large blue dots.

And when I said that, I mean, it's like the –

lid that was about to pop off i mean it was such a raucous reaction so i'd hit it you know sometimes you just hit the right tone and uh that's the way they feel they feel trapped in their own state and they and they love being there they're there for generations they're farmers they have these huge deer and their duck hunt and all this but then these like two blue dots just control them it's just it's sad to me but you know it is what it is but i have declared illinois a red state

Minus the two blue dots.

And it went over great with the pasture.

So I don't know if that's going to go anywhere.