Jenny Holland

And the interesting thing was that all of the people interviewed, there's about five or six people interviewed, they were all young,

under 40.

They were all from liberal backgrounds and at least three of them mentioned that they had parents or grandparents who had been brought up in the church and had rejected the church because of church scandal.

Now this is a very interesting generational shift.

It means that the old established church that absolutely messed up all of those scandals is being left behind and a new generation is coming in and hopefully they will reinvigorate the institution.

Frank Sinatra.

Yeah, I can hear you.

I'm going to quote Frank Sinatra.

If the Catholics can make it there, they can make it anywhere.

Yeah, so this is the first time I'm giving an update on War Room, never mind an update on Nicki Minaj, of all things.

But yeah, a few weeks ago, you'll remember that she retweeted, I think, a Truth Social post by Trump imploring something be done about the violence being committed against Christians in Nigeria.

wholesale slaughter of Christians has been going on for a long time and is largely ignored by the powers that be and the chattering classes and also the church, perhaps.

So Nicki Minaj stepped in where church leaders have failed to tread.

And as a result, she was then asked by U.N.

Ambassador Mike Walsh, Michael Walsh,

to speak at the UN, which she is going to do, and she is going to use her enormous platform to spotlight the plight of these Christians in Nigeria.

So this is an incredible story.

We talked about this a few weeks ago, and I said that the fact that Nicki Minaj has put her head above the parapet and said something positive about Trump was sort of like breaking the fourth wall.

This was a pop culture shattering event.

And now she's been given this honor and she's very grateful for it.