Ep 1252 | The Robertsons Rebuke Protesters Who Stormed a Minnesota Church

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What is the main topic discussed in this episode?

Phil Robertson 0:01
I am unashamed.

What biblical principles guide the discussion in this episode?

Phil Robertson 0:03
What about you? So welcome back to Unashamed. It's been a while since I've seen Jace this giddy.
Zach Dasher 0:15
Listen, listen, I want everybody to listen to this sound. And for you who are listening, we're going to need quiet. You got to figure out what this is. That's me rubbing my hands together.
Phil Robertson 0:27
If you're watching, you know. If you're listening, Jay's very giddy. He's been chomping at the bits to start this podcast because we have – this will come out later, so I know how these things work. But we have the storm of the decade being predicted.
Zach Dasher 0:45
Oh, I mean, look, and we don't know yet because there's still a prediction, and you know how these weather people are.

What preparations do the Robertsons make for severe weather?

Zach Dasher 0:51
You said you can't trust a weather person. You can't trust them, but this time, of course, they're overstating everything. I mean, my buddy from Kansas, old Barrett, he sent me a video, and this weather guy literally had lost his mind. He was like, power's going to be out.

How do the Robertsons navigate the challenges of crisis cycles?

Zach Dasher 1:08
There's going to be chaos in the streets. And so look, now it may happen, but it just seemed a little over the top. But so, you know, ice storms are not fun. And so take precautions. But when you're in Louisiana and you're that far from Canada, when an ice storm comes, guess what comes with it? Waterfowl.

What are the implications of the Minnesota church protest?

Zach Dasher 1:35
Waterfowl. Thank you. Why did it take so long for us to get that answer?
Jase Robertson 1:40
Well, I was waiting. I was waiting for that answer. I thought it was a rhetorical question, so I didn't answer.

How does protest culture contribute to national anxiety?

Jase Robertson 1:46
It's going to be bad. I mean, it is a storm. I mean, they're saying 200 million people.
Zach Dasher 1:52
Do you want me to rub my hands together again?
Jase Robertson 1:56
So look, let me just tell you what. The coldest winter ever. That's what the headline says.

What is the Robertsons' perspective on political division?

Jase Robertson 2:01
200 million Americans warned to brace for the coldest winter storm ever as downright concerned forecasters predict below 50 degree weather up north and 18 inches of snow. We'll see.
Zach Dasher 2:16
Now look, in the forecast, there's three days. that it's not getting above freezing in Louisiana. So just think about that.
Phil Robertson 2:27
Which is very rare.
Zach Dasher 2:28
I don't know if I remember that. Maybe 20 years ago that happened or so.

How can individuals find personal peace in chaotic times?

Zach Dasher 2:33
But I had already felt this approaching. So y'all are late to the party here. We got a rain because we've had a real tough duck season until last Sunday we got a rain, which is about a week ago. And we went out in an afternoon hunt about three days later because now one of our holes, just one, has the right amount of water. And guess what? Full limits. Five men, 30 ducks. Awesome. Everybody high-fiving, you know. So then everybody was like, ooh, let's go here again tomorrow. I said, nope. We're going to leave that hole alone. If you have to go, you can go where we don't have enough water and kill you a couple wood ducks, which happened. My predictions were all right, and I waited until today because today is the first day of this disturbance.
Zach Dasher 3:29
They're calling for rain. So I said, we're going to move back in this place because the wind is right for this one hole we got. We haven't disturbed it three days. So we get there this morning before daylight. I woke up at 4.30. We get out there about 6 to the property, put out the decoys, and guess what? It started raining. And then it got legal shooting hours. And just we heard in the decoys. Bop, bop, bop, bop, bop, bop, bop. Killed four teal. You know, everybody's looking around like, what's happening? I was waiting for those three words, Al. Never heard them. But then a mallard drake comes in. Oh, we got some green. And then a couple more tips. Another mallard drake. Then here comes another mallard drake.
Zach Dasher 4:20
So I left. We had only hunted an hour and a half. Got the hole set up. Wanted to see if I was right. Yeah, that's right. But my wife is coming in. She's been gone eight days. We had a little grandson birthday party that I got to FaceTime. Isn't that cool?
Phil Robertson 4:39
Yeah, now you can still participate.
Zach Dasher 4:41
And so here's what she tells me last night during the FaceTime. She says, babe, do you realize the storm of the century is coming? And I was like, oh, yeah, baby. I'm looking at the weather. I know. She was acting like I wouldn't have known that. But she's like, well, we're out of firewood.

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