Royce White

I think it's definitely starting to change.

You know, when you see a guy like Steve Bannon, who is a mentor of mine, he's really my mentor in politics, which I'm grateful for, deeply honored.

He's one of the brightest political minds that we have.

in the world today, maybe of the last 100 years.

You talk about Donald Trump, somebody who they marshaled all their resources against to keep from getting reelected, and yet Bannon was able to help articulate a message to the people and a brand to the people that still overcame the powers that be.

He's an American hero.

But anyway, when a person like Bannon is now starting to question our relationship with Israel, who has always been a very, very pro,

Israel commentator and supporter, we're starting to have movement.

But the evangelical community is still a very powerful voting base.

And I still think that they're caught up in the woo-woo and the propaganda.

So we'll have to see how that all shakes out.

Man, I mean...

I couldn't walk a mile in his shoes.

A man went to prison, federal prison at 75, you know, 70 years old, 65 years old, you know, for the country, you know, on principle.

So, I mean, he's in a class of his own in many regards.

And it's more that we just watch and admire rather than, you know, I can't really model myself after him because I'm not in his position, but

You know, when we talk, he's always been supportive of me.

And one thing I appreciate about him, and maybe this more than anything, it's easy to pander to the echo chambers, right?

When you're in it for yourself, for your own gain, whether that be

as a podcast or a radio show host or you have political ambitions to get in office or you know you're selling a product whatever the case may be maybe a combination of all three it's easy to pander to echo chambers he doesn't do that and he's still been able to have one of the most successful shows and one of the most impactful shows in the world uh you know for example a lot of right-wing commentators