Ep 1253 | The Robertsons Reject “Us vs. Them” in the Wake of Minnesota Protests
episodePreviously titled “Ep 1253 | Jase Uses Trump’s Nobel Peace Prize to Expose a Bigger Truth About Peace” — renamed by the publisher on Aug 3, 2026
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How do the hosts define being 'the eye of the storm' in chaotic times?
I am unashamed. What about you?
Jace loves Jace's loving calamity. Storm of the century. Stock market volatility. He operates in chaos.
Yeah, that's what we're called to do. Let's do a podcast about that, buddy.
Let's go.
Let's talk about that. Let's go.
That's it. We just got it right there. That's exactly what we're talking about. We are the calm in the storm. That's what we're talking about. That'll preach right there. Let's go. Are we rolling?
Yeah, we're rolling.
We're already rolling. It's calm in the storm. Jace picks up the computer. He's got his feet kicked back on the desk there. And he said, oh, I didn't realize the stock market is taking another tumble. which I thought that was a bad thing. Oh, man, I love it.
Oh, volatility, Jase.
Storms are coming. Look, that's what we're called to be, the eye in the storm. Eye in the storm. Jesus is with us. Remember when they were out there and the waves came up? Peter's like, is it a ghost? It is I. He's like, come on in here with me. He saw the waves and what? Splash. It started sinking.
Help me, Lord.
Don't freak out. That's what we're called to be. Don't freak out, everybody. That requires courage, which is where we left off. What is that phrase, the cheesy phrase everybody says? He didn't take you from the storm. He goes with you through it. This is what life is. I feel confident.
Which is why you can be, most people are afraid and worrying about their stocks and their stores and everything else that's going on. And Jay's is like, let's go shoot some ducks.
Well, that's what I'm saying, Al. I mean, look, everybody, I know there's a verse that says, don't put the Lord God to the test. And we've done that at this, where we hunted this morning. And it was on. It's like old days. Ducks are coming in. It's great. I've hunted there, and Al, you've been there. When these storms reach just epic proportions, whether it's thunderstorms. I feel that thunder struck in the back of my mind. I don't like the song, but I like the first 45 seconds of it because I'm like, Al, one of our instructors in the Bible school said, you can't have the thunder. No, he said, you can't bring the thunder until the lightning strike. And I've had those moments where we've shot ducks and then you immediately put your gun down
Because it's buzzing. But I'm like, these ducks seem to, what about them? They have it way worse. They have no shelter. Yeah, they're flying around, isn't it? Thunder and lightning. Yeah, I believe the Lord is sending these ducks to die in Christ. Because we're going to take them.
Look, all their regrets.
Just think about it. All their regrets and their worries and their stresses. And they become a gift from the Almighty to us. That's right.
A rather tasty gift. As our dear old dad would say, the greatest protein train in mankind's history, the passage of ducks from Canada to Mexico.
And I feel like if I'm like, well, he died duck hunting in a storm. Okay, I can live with that. You know, it's just I don't mind that bit on my table.
He raised up and the lightning struck him, the thunder.
That's why the – I've said this before. That's why the age of life – what is the phrase I'm looking for? The average age of – The lifespan? The lifespan. The lifespan. It's a lot lower in Louisiana. I don't know if you knew that. Look it up.
I didn't know it, but I've known it in my bones, Chase, because we live in a place not fit for human habitation.
No, it's because the insanity of the Cajun and redneck world being combined and this kind of wall of hostility brings about us wanting to do crazy things. And in those crazy things of life, guess what? People die.
Yeah.
Well, I'd have to push back. It's not the crazy things. It's what you eat. The problem is type 2 diabetes. That's what's getting Louisiana. No, I'm going to have to push back. I think it's more than just that.
Being a lifelong Louisiana resident, I'm going to say a lot of it's coming from what you drink.
That too. That's part of it. It's what you drink, what you eat.
Hold my fermented wine and watch this.
Y'all watch that old boy.
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