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I've realized I've had no problem or hesitation inserting myself into situations

any arena if I'm seeing someone getting bullied if I'm seeing someone throw a piece of trash or if there's a natural disaster I don't seem to hesitate to react or respond and in what I feel like is courage and standing up for what I morally believe is right what I found interesting is though I if it involves me I have a much more difficult time standing up for myself I struggle but if it's

in the moment or for someone else, I don't seem to hesitate.

I'm curious about that psychology around that.

So no matter how you slice it, we're definitely in a divided time in our country.

There's no way around it.

We see it every single day and watch the news.

And so I think in this time of division, we have to have consistency, the speaking into the values that we believe in.

One of our good friends, Tony Perkins, heads up an organization called Family Research Council.

He's a Louisiana guy.

He's a pastor.

He has our heart.

for Jesus.

He even did a blurb in Dad's book, A Theft of America's Soul.

And it's just been there for us as a family, but also as a nation.

So FRC is standing for what's right.

They defend faith.

They protect families.

They remind leaders that biblical truth still matters.

So when others compromise, our friends at FRC stand firm, because if we lose our foundation, we lose the soul of our nation.