Nick Freitas

Oh, you were talking to him?

Yeah.

Well, it was something that I wrote the day Charlie was murdered.

I went out and I posted this, and it resonated with people because what I was essentially saying is that

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

It was the left's reaction to it.

And it was this idea that I felt like a wall came down on what the fight was really about.

And this isn't something where we're all just going to get along and get through it and get over it.

We're talking about a conflict of diametrically opposed worldviews.

And they don't peacefully coexist.

One side's going to win and one side's going to lose.

And I want my side to win, but I think my side also represents something where we do allow for peaceful coexistence on our side.

We're not trying to dominate everyone's life.

By the same token, we're not going to allow what's currently happening in our country to continue.

And so it was talking about that and then also trying to offer some encouragement that one of the things I admired most about Charlie is you see all the fights we're having right now.

And so many of the fights are becoming...

some very interesting litmus tests and we're focusing so much on what we're against and we're not focusing enough on what we're for and that sounds simple but Charlie was brilliant at reminding everybody that yeah there's opposition out there

But we're fighting for the things we love.

We're fighting for Christ.

We're fighting for our marriages.