Nick Freitas

It wasn't just Charlie being murdered that kind of changed everything.

It was the left's reaction to it.

Charlie was brilliant at reminding everybody that, yeah, there's opposition out there, but we're fighting for the things we love.

So at a time where feminism has become paramount, liberal women are more depressed than they've ever been.

The strongest, most feminine woman I've ever read about, go to Proverbs 31.

I just got married.

I want to have kids.

Oh!

I know it's going to be a challenge, especially in the digital era we're in now.

When my daughter was 13, she was kind of, her and my wife were having an argument.

Again, it's part of that figuring out things and roles.

She made this kind of like smart-alecky face toward my wife and she turned the corner and she didn't realize that I saw it.

And she looked at me and I looked at her and I said,

All right, guys, here at AmFest with Nick.

Did you speak at the event?

I did.

I got to speak on main stage yesterday, and Andy Biggs and I are going to talk at a coalition meeting tonight.

Nice.

What was the big message you were trying to get out there?

I talked a little bit about something that I had wrote when Charlie, the day Charlie was murdered.