Michael Knowles

So there's not, you don't see much of an op to...

Separate them.

They're kind of politically irrelevant other than Dearborn, Michigan.

But look, I love political debates with my Jewish friends too.

That's a lot of fun.

Sorry, theological debates with my Jewish friends too.

That's a lot of fun.

Politically, folks, I guess this brings us right back to the top of the show.

We are up against people who want to slaughter millions of babies a year, open our borders, ignore our laws, castrate our children, destroy our economy, take away our private property, and shred our constitution.

Let's not let politically small differences, let's not let largely irrelevant extraneous matters totally divert us.

Okay, I know I'm running late.

I do not care.

Ben Sasse, speaking of Christianity, he just impresses more and more each day.

Ben Sasse was a senator who then became a university president.

a Republican.

And Ben Sasse announced some months ago that he had pancreatic cancer and he was definitely going to die.

He was trying some treatment.

He has three kids, one of whom is 14.

And he said, look, I'm going to die and I'm going to keep a good attitude about it because we're all going to die and I believe in Christ.

Ben Sasse now, the physical manifestations of his treatment are so clear.