Rep. Morgan Griffith
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Everything. It's including EpiPen, everything. All the really emergency stuff we recommend. It's pretty much everything we provide all in one place. You can get the list out if you want. It is the...
I want to get Allie Beth Stuckey back in here.
AllieBethStuckey.com, S-U-C-K-E-Y. On X, it's Conserve Millen. It is Allie Beth Stuckey on YouTube. So before the break, we were talking about toxic empathy, obviously. And one of the things that we had promoted was talking a little bit about how the empathy that you point out so vividly in one of your case studies for the...
where the immigrant does not take into account the effect on people that become perhaps victims or affected and Lake and Riley's killer convicted. He was in the US illegally. And yet here's a young woman who's dead and there's only empathy for him. How does that work? Or is just what comes with the territory? You have to break a few eggs in order to make an omelet.
Is that what we're supposed to believe here? Or can we stand back and go, hang on, There's realities to the human condition. There is such thing as truth. There are things we must do to maintain a country. There are ways to maintain safety and well-being. And there's a rational approach to a border that things that call countries must maintain. And that's that.
I also think it is so dishonest when people go, we're a country built on immigrants. Yes, my grandparents are immigrants. Susan's family has immigrants. Of course, immigration. And by the way, my family was fleeing the whole of Delmar and had to work hard to find their way into this country and to have sponsorship and to prove how they were going to make a living.
And they found a place for themselves here. That is not what we are talking about. Oh my God, it's so interesting. I was just thinking about Dr. Fauci's words about the Great Barrington Declaration. They just want to let it rip. Well, this is let it rip border management. This is let it rip immigration, which is not what any country should do. That's not how countries are maintained.
But anyway, I want to get off that a little bit and I want to talk about the psychology of some of this stuff a little bit, which is that you base a lot of your principles in a particular theological frame. And one of the things about theological frames, particularly Western theology, it seems to me, I could be wrong, but I'm humbly, sort of my sense of it,
is that thousands of years of Western culture has carefully warned humans about envy. They have carefully supported the ascension to the truth and the good and the hard work associated with that and reminded us always that we're flawed and we're sinners and we are at our core not so great. Talk to me about that.
Low self-esteem is an asset. It causes you to always question yourself, to blame, to take responsibility for things, to not feel you're better than anybody else. If high self-esteem is, as you said, at its core, a me-ology and a narcissistic impulse. Allie, I appreciate you being here. Let's throw the book up one more time, Toxic Empathy. It looks like a lot of fun.
The book and the pod, I guess, relatable anywhere you listen to your pods. Is that true?
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You got it. We're going to switch gears and talk to Representative Morgan Griffith. Let me give you his particulars. He's the Virginia 9th Congressional District in the U.S. House of Representatives. He chairs the Energy and Commerce Committee Subcommittee on Oversight Investigations. Serves on its health and energy subcommittees. He also sits on the committee on House administration.
Previously was the Virginia House Majority Leader, the first Republican to hold that role. Holds degrees from Emory and Henry College and Washington and Lee University School of Law. You can follow him on X at Rep. M. Griffith. That's R-E-P. M. Griffith. G-R-I-F-F-I-T-H. Mr. Griffith, thank you for being here.
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