Nick Reed 09.10.26 - With Kristi Fulnecky

0:00Christopher neckies here. Yes, good morning. Yeah, good morning. Hey, I guess a rain is my work today. Oh, isn't that convenient for you? Is that the sort of Indian you are a way till it starts to rain like hey guys, let me try my magic. Yeah, that's right. I'm just like a liberal. I know. Yeah, I'm gonna take credit for it though. Yeah, thank you. That's what I would do and blame blame the heat on the white man. I know it's right. And it was just my anniversary. Oh, it was 28. Nice. 28. That is a very long time to be married. I know. I mean to one person. Yeah. I know. Wouldn't you guys do anything fun or we went to the lake with the kids. Normally, I mean, we still have to, you know, go somewhere and do something just with the two of us, but we celebrate it with our kids this year. Well, that's not it. Yeah, it was really fun. Well, especially we were they all there. Yeah, actually, they were all kidding. Yeah, we were all there at the

1:03lake. Yeah, we get an Airbnb. It was really nice. There are a lot of Airbnb's in Branson. Yeah. So people that if they don't want to go far, they can just go down and stay at the lake in Branson. Yeah. But yeah, it was good. I mean, it's good that your kids see the importance of being married to one person. As you say. Yeah, right. Well, I'm just that people underestimate the benefits of families. Yeah. And they underestimate the purpose behind those who try to diminish the family. Yeah, they don't they think, oh, it's family. No family. It doesn't make any difference. It makes a tremendous difference. It makes a tremendous difference in terms of of happiness and success. And your children's happiness and success. And obviously, it doesn't mean that, you know, just because there's a traditional family, everything's wonderful and fine. But on the whole, it is benefit. And

2:05just, you know, to be old fashioned about it, I guess, that's was that's the way it's created. I mean, you got a guy and a gal. And they offset one another in terms of personality traits and strengths and weaknesses. And, and, you know, we were designed that way. I mean, that's just how we are scientifically biologically. And, and, and to have that balance for children to be raised in a manner in which they get the balance. And I understand that not everyone is in an ideal situation. But that doesn't mean that we should deny the realities of the benefits of family. Yeah. I mean, and just think of the attack on the family. That has 20 years. I mean, and like I said, it's for a reason. It's not just it is it. I think some people see it as a reaction from those who aren't in traditional families. And so they, they dismiss it. And there are some that way. But I mean, Marxist have long preached this. You have to, because it's a recognition of

3:08how powerful family is and how beneficial it is. And the Marxist perspective and socialist and they all dovetail with one another is that government should be the ultimate influence. And people should look to them for benefits and good things. And if that pesky family is there demonstrating, you don't need government. Yeah, right. Yeah. Then that makes it difficult for them. So it's essentially eliminating competition is what they're trying to do. And it promotes stability and independence, less poverty. You know, so those are values that they don't, they don't want you to have. And I kind of like how I mean, at least on social media, it's become a popular again to have big families, because you see these people that, you know, have the shows with all the kids. And traditionally, they'd be on farms, you know, and then some of these have like all these businesses. Because your kids can, you know, work. But at the same time, and it may be a bit of a morbid way to

4:08look at it. But you'll hear oftentimes people, these stories on their deathbed. And if you could go back and do one thing differently. And so often it's a common theme. People with families, I would have spent more time with my family, not less. You know what I mean? Yeah, right. I would have spent more time because they're reflecting back on, on all the, the, the goodness that came from it. And I think about the difference between being somebody who is, you know, some people die unexpectedly. But oftentimes, you know, you're surrounded by family and you're there and that comforting. But you're going your whole life deliberately avoiding that. And then just dying alone. And I mean, I can't imagine, here's what I believe. I believe that there are a lot of people who deliberately decide, I don't need a family that's patriarch. I don't want that. And they end up alone and sad on their deathbed wishing that there were people there that were, you know, that, that real connection

5:10of family. I believe that happens. I don't believe people with families are on their deathbed thinking, man, I wish I didn't have this family around. You know, and she, that's the whole lie about the feminist movement. It's so, it was, I mean, I know that there may be some, you know, good there came out of it. But I mean, that's the lie that that with the big push for women to work, they, they made it seem like it was really bad to be at a state-of-home mom and to do all this to race a family. And, you know, but the older, you know, and I can speak from, I mean, when my kids were young, I, you know, worked from home and did other things so I could take care of them and made, you know, because you do have to make a choice. I'm sorry that nobody says this, but women make a choice between their career and their family. I mean, that's just something that you have to do. I mean, you can still have a career, but I don't know how we got on this topic, but it doesn't matter. When you talk about whatever you want. You're talking about your anniversary. Yeah. It's because

6:10you do have to make a choice because, you know, especially if you want to be, you know, let's say a heart surgeon and you're a female, you really have to dedicate your life to that. So, you know, or, you know, in my case being a attorney, there are many years that I didn't work and made the choice. And then later on, decided to do that. But you do have to make a choice. But it's just too bad that through this whole process and, you know, especially with abortion and the other things that devalue the family and children is that that they did not promote, you know, women's role in the family and how important that is and being educators of your kids. I mean, that was the most important thing, you know. And the, the, the ironic thing of it is it was all done in the name of somehow promoting women when in reality, the whole, the whole positioning was diminishing the role that women have naturally played all that. You know, what I mean? Like, oh, you're, the natural instincts that are there to be caring and compassionate to raise children. That's not, you know,

7:15that that's irrelevant. That's, it dismisses that. It dismisses, you know, and that, oh, you don't count. That's not fulfilling for you. That can't be fulfilling. You have to have a quote job out in the workplace. And like I said, there's, you know, everybody do their own thing and find fulfillment elsewhere, but or anywhere they want to. But it's that whole positioning that, like you said, that as if a woman's instinct is, if it is to raise the kids and be there and, and footprint on them as much as possible, you know, to spend as much time with them as possible and be an influence on them so that they can go out into the world and be successful humans. As if that's an irrelevant thing. No, it's a most important thing. I know. It's the most important thing that you can do. I mean, everybody has a different calling in their lives. So not everybody is called, you know, to have a family. But I mean, I can tell you as like parents that, you know, we both have professional degrees that you that as you get older, that means less and less to you. You know, I mean, obviously you

8:18had to provide for your family, but the joy that you get from your family and your children, and now my grandchildren, grandchild and all my kids are getting married. Our family is becoming huge, which is such a blessing. I have so much more joy from that than I would, from my career. And it's just sad because I see these people sell these lies to these professional women. I'm like, you have no idea what you're missing in your life. And you're gonna, what are you gonna do work until you're dead? I mean, go and enjoy your life. So, and like I said, everybody has a different calling and you have to figure out what God's called you to do. But, you know, I, I tell our kids too, especially as two professionals, I help them try to figure out what God's will is for their life. And then they should follow. So, if they, you know, have a professional degree and they're called to stay home and that's something that they want to do, then I'm 100% for that, you know. Christy, if you want to echo with us, we're gonna get a look at the weather here in a moment right now. The latest news update. First alert forecast sponsored by Janice on a motive from Ozarks First Meteorologist,

9:22Com Schmidt. Shower is possibly thunderstorm today. I have only 80, which is awesome tonight. isolated showers storm 67 scattered showers storms possible tomorrow 85. And Saturday mostly sunny. High near 90. Hey, everyone, it's Christy. Hello. Did you watch any of the Oh, you did. Okay, very good. Did you watch almost all of it? And then I'm like, hitting man, this is a long speech. Well, it was Trump. I know I love it. I mean, what did you expect? I kind of do that too. I mean, he totally goes down the rabbit hole and they're like, where are you coming back? And he actually talked about that. Oh, did he? Oh, yeah, how he gets up horse. Well, he said, if I don't come back, I guess he meant for him is when he was originally talking about, then you have something to worry about. The first time I heard him reference that Morgan, I were driving to Herman to meet everybody. It was one of our little gatherings in Herman

10:24that we normally end. Yeah, it's so fun. And he was it was during the run for re-election and he was doing a podcast with one of those podcasters. It's kind of a comedian. I can't remember his name. He was a Bernie bro, but he ended up supporting Trump. And he's got a cast of people there. And he had asked Trump a question and Trump started to veer off. And the guy, you know, was like, yeah, you tend to do that. You'll be asked a question and he started talking about something else. And he said, but I always come back. He says, yeah, he says, I weave. That's what he called it. Yeah, he said, we, he was saying that. And he was saying, I like to weave about. He goes, but if you notice, I always get back to it. He was joking about, I call it the weave. You know, that's a common trade of entrepreneurs. That's how you think. Yeah, I do sort of the conscious. What do they call that thought of conscious or stream of consciousness? Yeah. But yeah, he did call it weaving last night. It was great. Here he is. They're in Texas, of course, the US Senate race there. And Democrats

11:31nominating, Taloriko, which we're all told is going to be once again, the next great savior of the Democrat Party years, Trump referencing Taloriko last night. He was also somebody that hated eating meat. But he ran a campaign to beat meat. He called it beat meat. I don't know what the hell he meant by these people are going to tell me what the hell is he? What's the beat meat? But it was bad for his image. So he started eating meat. And he recently, it's getting worse. I'm getting myself a trouble. You can tell how relaxed he was. I mean, and then he quoted, you know, quite a few times. He, oh my gosh, when he was talking about, um, Kim Paxton in Texas. Uh-huh.

12:34And was talking my mates of common about, he might not be very good-looking. And he made, he's mind-talk funny. And then he said, I talk funny. And he said, you know, my consultants told me not to say this, but basically, I'm going to say it anyway, it's just so funny how he likes to do. And he just says whatever he wants. And this is the interesting thing about Trump and why people who like Trump like Trump that the left doesn't understand. They do enjoy when he makes fun of Democrats. There's an entertainment factor there. But what the left will never understand is the, the, the, the, when he pokes fun at either himself or allies, like that situation, talking about Paxton, because the left would never, ever, ever make fun of themselves. They, they, they won't. I mean, I remember when Howard Stern was during the, well, I don't know if

13:37Harris was annoying to get at that point, but he was talking about how, and he was serious. He did not like SNL making fun of her. Like that really bothered him. He didn't like. He's such a sellout. But, but that's how the left is. They have no sense of humor. Yeah. And what ingratiates Trump with Trump supporters is that demonstration of a good, a good ribbing of an ally. And he was actually, yeah, and he was making fun of himself. Exactly. Exactly. Which was so funny. And that, and that is ingratiating. People, Trump supporters, I think they even, they like that more than when he's poking fun at an enemy. That, that's sort of entertaining. But there's just something about you know, ribbon one of your own with your own and being able to laugh about it. That is a real distinction between people on the right and people on the left. And people that, especially that were, that were there that are very much in the people probably watching that are very much involved in politics. You know that you have, you know, your campaign managers and all these people that always tell you what to say, don't do this, don't do that. So that's why I'd seen him funny or that he

14:40was saying this and he kept saying, I'm going to get myself in trouble. But I mean this, you know, I didn't realize I, I looked at it out, but I assume that it's true that this was his idea that this was Trump's idea. Oh, the midterm convention. The midterm. Oh yeah, it absolutely. Yeah. Okay. I didn't realize it. Yeah. Because Republicans, I think Democrats used to do it. Yeah. Republicans. Yeah. Republicans just never did. Yeah. And Trump. Yeah. No, Trump, and he had in fact announced it last year. I remember this because after the first of the year, one day on the show, I mentioned that and and talking a little loud about, I wonder if that's still happening. I haven't heard anything. I'm wondering if maybe they decided not to do it. And then it was a couple months later, they made the announcement of when and where. Okay. I didn't know that that was that this was his idea. But I mean, I think it's great. And two, I mean, you could say, oh,

15:40maybe it's about him because he wants to get more of his, you know, ideas passed or whatever. But I think he truly wants to help, you know, American people. He wants to help the party, which the whole time I was thinking, you know, he's like paying compliments to all these people that just trashed him so many times. Oh, like, food. And oh, yeah. Yeah. I know the audience. Food food. Yeah. I was I was surprised. I mean, not surprised. But they that was pretty loud when they were doing. And he was talking over it. But what you could hear a lot of them shouting was, say, Vact. Oh, yeah. That was that's the thing that is. But it's an interesting point. I don't know that there has ever been a president or a political leader that has done so much to try and help people who have have actively attempted to sabotage him and said such horrible things. Yeah. And actually, I was watching with my daughter Samantha because she's home right now because we're leaving it goes from this weekend. But I was talking to her about it. I said, what an act of forgiveness that he's showing to everyone because all of these people that trashed him that he's now being

16:44very gracious to him. Right. And this is why because some people they may not understand, well, why is he gracious to those people? But other people, he still really rails on. It's about who is willing to work with him in order to or what is the best path forward to do what's best for the country? Yeah. Right. And so he believes despite how horrible Thune has been and how detrimental Thune has been to many of Trump's causes. Trump believes that right now what's important is Republicans retain control and keep or keep yeah, control. Yeah. And and part of that means talking these people up. And so that's his number one priority. What is best for the country? And and that's why you see these people that he's been, you know, what people just consider to be total enemies when they do ally together, it's because they're willing to work with him in ways that he believes is best for the country. That's his number one priority. And I think that I mean, this was so brilliant they

17:45did this, you know, because I mean, kept saying, you know, we normally lose all of these seats in midterm and throughout history. We're going to change that. But also for Republicans, I think it's good to remind everybody, yeah, he has done this because I mean, you definitely have to listen, you know, to this show, I mean, you know, Glenn Beck and you need to listen to talk right out and remember, but it's a nice reminder. Yeah, we've done this even though we get trashed on every day by the media. Christopher, Christopher, Christopher, I got to get just quick break traffic as well, whether or more with Christie, I'm Nick Reed. Someone texted in my thoughts on Federmen's video last night. So if you did not watch the convention, there was the introduction of Republican Pennsylvania Senator McCormick and the introduction was done by video Democrat Senator Federmen.

19:06Senator, they get that job done and he's going to fight for Pennsylvania. I'm proud to count him as my friend right back over my shoulder. That's the iconic U.S. steel mill and that's exactly the kind of thing that we work together and we'll work with President Trump to fight and defend the steel way of life right here in the steel valley. I have this opportunity to introduce this great American, a great senator and yes, he's in a different party, but I'm proud to count him as my great friend. So for everybody in Dallas, I'm here to introduce Dave McCormick. So yeah, who has a big tent now? Right, exactly. With Henry Kennedy and everybody. How appropriate it is to show full display, the gaslighting, the projection that goes on, the party that runs around talking about being a big tent or doing everything they can't ask this guy. So they're tense big enough for anti-Semites and terrorists sympathizers and think

20:12about that for a moment and racist and racist. So the the the Democrat party has determined that their tent will allow people who work with and sympathize with terrorists, but not somebody who works with and sympathizes with Republicans. Right. Yeah, exactly. And I mean, that's just that's their decision. They run around talking about big tent, big tent. This is a guy that they have said, no, this guy is out of our tent for what? Doing what Democrats have and the media have always claimed was the most wonderful thing that you could ever do and be bipartisan and reach across the aisle. We were told that's why John McCain was so wonderful. That's why the media pushed him and pushed all of these people like Susan Collins until of course she's running for reelection because they were willing to do what Americans wanted and independent voters wanted and that is reaching across the aisle. The minute one of theirs does it, we say, whoa, no, you don't reach that way. See that's right.

21:12The door only swings one way. Yeah, really. And we've had quite a few people can tar party. So and I like this from a political standpoint because it's been made very clear that Democrats have said he has no place in our party. And so he is going to be primary. We'll get him out. And in all likelihood, he will lose that primary. So what happens then? Right? What is he thinking? Has he is he thinking? What is his plan? Is his plan? This is one perspective, you know, looking at this and evaluating. What is his plan? Is he thinking, well, I know I'm not going to win in any house. I'm honest. We'll go all in and maybe run as an independent maybe run as a Republican even. I think maybe he's crossing. What is he thinking? But then here's the other thought. What if he's just doing this because he just thinks it's the right thing to do? He's not thinking about future heat. Maybe he doesn't know. Maybe he knows that this is going to be the end of it for him. But he really truly believes that listen, this guy who's my Republican cut first off and he said this before,

22:17my number one priority is my state. My state is made up equally of Democrats and Republicans. Pennsylvania is a purple state by definition as a senator who is supposed to represent my state. This is what I should be doing. And McCormick has done a lot of things that I agree with. And you know, he's also not pro-terrorist. I mean, he says I'm not anti-Semitic. And so, you know, this is just who I am. So maybe as crazy as this seems while there is the fun of trying to calculate what his political position is. Maybe he just is like, this is just who I am and I'm just doing what I think's right. Yeah. I don't know. I mean, he definitely does what he wants. I mean, we're sweatshirts. Remember how much we used to rail on them and then we're like, I still think that it takes apparently a massive stroke that causes brain damage for a Democrat to become a reason. I know. I was thinking about it. I mean, it does. I know I wonder if something happened to him. And he just like, well, go one day and you know what? It may not even have been the brain damage

23:20that caused him to be more reasonable as a Democrat. It may just have been a real life moment that when you come that close to death, you start to have different perspectives about priorities. And suddenly, the partisanship for the sake of winning one for the team isn't nearly as important as doing what you think is right. And so it could have been that. And it's, I mean, any, obviously, stands out so much because he's pretty, I mean, is there anybody else that's saying this that's a Democrat? Well, that's just how radical. Yeah. That's how radical they are. But I mean, if he's going to stay in politics, the natural next step would be to become a Republican. Maybe he's going to run for, you know, he was a lieutenant governor of the state. Yes. Yeah. Maybe he's maybe he's going to run for governor. He, you've got the current governor, Shapiro. He's going to run for president. He'll never get the nomination because he's Jewish. Yeah. And it's the Democrat party. So I don't even know what he's thinking.

24:23But nonetheless, maybe that's what Federmen's thinking. Maybe he's thinking, I'll run for governor. Yeah. Because he could pull that off in Pennsylvania as he's noted. And he's also noted, if Democrats are, and this is so true, this Pennsylvania is a purple state. If Democrats really want to replace me with some extreme leftist Democrat, you're going to be electing a Republican. Right. Exactly. Because this is a purple state. If you want, you may disagree with the fact that I'm not anti-Semitic and a terrorist sympathizer and I'll reach across the aisle. But if you're, I mean, that's the best you're going to get at this state in terms of a Democrat. Yeah. But the inability for the left to have any sort of disciplined recognition of what works and what doesn't. I mean, pragmatism. They're just not capable of pragmatism because they're so emotionally driven.

25:24I know. Well, that's a good point. I mean, and there's so much that civil war going on with them. They're a mess. That's why, I mean, I know what Trump was saying about, we're going to, we would always lose seeds during, you know, during the midterms. But I don't know. I mean, they're just becoming so crazy. Well, and I want to play some audio from Telleriko. They are so, well, obvious. I know. I know. I know. I know. They're so obvious. One of, I've been talking about this for a very long time that Democrats have created this monster in which, in order to get the nomination, they have to run to the extreme left. They have to say things like, there are six different genders like Telleriko's. Well, guess what he's declared recently. I know. Actually, there's two. There's a man and a woman now of all of the people. This guy has heller high water, clung to and promoted and demonized anyone who did not recognize multiple genders. And now he's out there saying, Oh, I missed the mark on that. There's only two. And you have no shame.

26:26No shame. All these people are on camera saying this. I know. I know. Do you realize that we can just play this back every time that you're talking, every time we do a news story, all we have to do is play back the hundreds of clips where you were talking about transgender. Every time. Yeah, here he is a recent interview on that. 2021 hearing you said there are six biological sexes. Do you still believe that standing here right now? No, I've missed the mark on some of my past statements. I will be the first to admit it. What I meant is that there are two sexes and then there's a small percentage of people with genetic abnormalities. Obviously didn't say it correctly. There are not six sexes. There are two. And I think the reason that politicians in that convention center across the street want to talk about six sexes is because they don't want to talk about six-dollar diesel. Everywhere I go across the state of Texas, people are struggling to survive in this economy. They are struggling to afford the basics, groceries, gas, utilities, health care. And that's what I'm focused on from now until I let you. So just to nail it

27:28down here, standing with me, you can confidently say there are two sexes, a man, animal. Absolutely. Now the reason Republicans, I mean that's what they call in Texas lying. The reason Republicans talk about there being six genders is because that's what you claimed. That's right. And you said anyone who disagrees with you is homophobic and hates kids and you know every other litman in his anti-Christian, this mistspo. That makes me so bad. I love how he's trying to do. Such a liar. Yeah, I know what he's doing here, but it won't work. That's the thing. You alienate the extreme left. They see you as a traitor. Right. And this is where the left creates these problems for themselves. Particularly now if you're in an extreme blue district or something, then you can continue to cling to these ideas of six genders. But he recognizes no, he has to win over normal people as well. So now he's trying to. And you're in Texas. Yeah. I mean, I'm like, what other state? You pick the worst states run in. But he's saying, I know what he's trying to do here.

28:31Because so people have noted that recognize there are two genders that there are sometimes these these weird abnormalities. It doesn't mean that there aren't two genders. But sometimes there are, you know, so I need to call him after nights back in the day. I don't know what they're called now. So he's trying to make it sound like, oh no, I was just what I meant to say. I just misworded it. Really because you said six. I know. The very specific. So what six, what six add more add normalities were you talking about? But like you say, it's so transparent. These people are so pathetic. They don't even try anymore. There's like, oh yeah, I just misspoke. I mean, and then the whole meat thing. I mean, and then drums. I'm like, really, you can do. I mean, all right. If you're running for Congress in Austin, maybe you might have a chance. But you're the state of Texas. I mean, are you the

29:31biggest idiot? Well, and you see here the audio of his, his preacher coming out this chick. Oh, no, I didn't hear that. Let's take it just a traffic one minute break. And then I, it, so the, here's what it sounds like. There's some audio video that has been released of the preacher at his church. Same things that are wackadoodle. And apparently, apparently, there's a lot of this that now that Labor Day's over. People are paying attention a little more. Now they're going to start releasing this stuff. And the big guns are coming out. So we'll play some of that audio coming up. Kristi Fulneki with us. Kristi Fulneki with us. Let's see. I have the audio. I guess I don't need the actual transcript in front of me. There's been video release. I don't know if, like, who filmed this video? I don't know what the context of the filming was, but this is the gal who is the minister preacher at the church. Talariko goes to. Okay. And here she is talking about her

30:35congregation. If you pulled our membership and asked them whether they were Christian, agnostic or atheists, the vast majority would say agnostic or atheist. This is church. Christian church. Don't buy the religion that has been that we invent, but that we that we got from the purge. Now here's the thing I don't understand about these quote Christian preachers. What is your goal? What are you doing if you don't even believe in what you're preaching? Is it just a job? Is it? But the rest of it, was she trying to say that people come to our church from those backgrounds and then they become Christian? Is that her point? No, that she's saying we are preaching. No, but no, because there is no God. Listen, because Talariko has on more than one occasion. In fact, he said it again, and where it's see, here's an article, well, that he doesn't believe.

31:41You know, so Jesus talked about being the only way salvation that he rejects that. He's openly said that on a number of occasions that he doesn't believe that the truth is the teachings of Christ that there's more of a holistic approach that that you know, there's there's some truth in Islam and truth in this. And so and I don't like you're a preacher. Why are you a preacher? I don't understand what you're doing here. You openly acknowledge you you reject what Christ has said. You say this. You say that you he is wrong. Jesus is wrong when he declares I am the way the truth and the light and that you know, I'm the way that this is it. You want to get to heaven. It's through me. Talariko is openly saying, yeah, that's not true. I don't believe. So what what like why are you a Christian preacher? I what is I don't understand that. So this is a church for atheists? I don't know what the denomination is. No, but that I don't know why these people go to church.

32:46I mean, we've there's some in the springfield. You find them everywhere. These people that they go, but they fully reject the the very pillars of what it is that they that the Christianity is. So I don't know why. I don't know if it's just a social thing for them or I had to look this church up. This is bizarre. And the the word is that there's a lot more of this stuff to come. They've just been holding on to it until the summer's over and in the couple of months here, final couple months for the election that they're going to start releasing this again. This is Texas where God is very important in the state of Texas. Oh, well, here is this is so crazy. And this is even better. So perfect given. This is the same preacher, Talariko's church. And the timing of this one year anniversary of Charlie Kirk being murdered. Here's what she said about that. We still have people in this church that wish that that young man had not been more successful. Sorry, it's a Trump

33:49assassination attempt. Yeah. What? Yeah, I talked over it. I'll play it again. We still have people in this church that wish that that young man had not just nicked easier, but been more successful. Wow, that's crazy. I mean, these people are lunatics. That term gets thrown around to the point that it's easy to just see like, ah, you're crazy. These people are crazy. They're totally crazy. They are nuts. They are insane. So I wonder who is recording this? I don't know. I could not. So this was on Gateway Pundit. The video was. And I guess thank goodness people do this. Yeah. And I don't know if it was an undercover thing or if it was for something else and it just leaked out. The article I found with the video did not really indicate. Yeah. So, oh, no, sorry, it's Town Hall had a piece. It says,

34:50much has been made about the Heloriko's perversion of Christianity. So it's St. Andrews Presbyterian church in Austin. Oh, Austin. Yeah, I know. Yeah. Where he says that has been his home church since he was two years old. It has been led for 35 years by Reverend Jim Rigby, whom Town Halloriko calls a member Reverend Babs Miller is minister to the parish, according to the church's website. And so that's that person there. But again, this article doesn't it doesn't really say who what are the what is a Presbyterian church? Think of I don't have a name. I'm not. It is. I mean, I'm sorry. What is going on? You aren't just off the mark. You're straight up anti-Christian. Right. When you are promoting or you have members that are out there as an extension of your church saying that Jesus was wrong, that all that

35:53stuff that he talked about, he's he's the way that's not true. I mean, how is it that any church consenction that sort of sort of you are anti-Christian. Yeah. And she said that the the what was it? Did she say the majority of the of our of our congregation or if you pulled them they'd either agnostic or atheist. So these are people that are already in the church. Yeah, yeah, she said our congregation. Yeah, not visitors. Yeah. This isn't a that look how successful we are at that introducing the teachings of Christ to the nonbelievers. She's saying we are the nonbelievers, which like I said, I don't understand what the point is. Why are you doing this? Actually affiliate with the Presbyterian church. I'm sure it is. This is crazy. Chris, if you'll neck you with us more in moments. I'm Nick Reed. Caitlin Jenner said that he she whatever may enter the WNBA draft. Really? Yes. I think that's

36:57so awesome. This is a great I know. I know. This is a great variable because the left has always really embraced Caitlin. J Caitlin Jenner. Bruce Jenner. Yeah. Was the first high profile individual that was really considered a normal guy's guy athlete that was like, oh, I'm actually a woman. And I think for a lot of people that really promote the transgender movement, this was fantastic because in their minds this meant, you know, I hear you have what was perceived as this alpha male athletic, the man's man. And it's the personification of transitioning. And for a particular as an athlete and as it to say, oh, I'm going to get in this. And here's the other component that this is different than having Inaz canter freedom or guys. I have to get that. This is they can't argue. Well, he's not really transgender. Caitlin Jenner.

37:59I know. That's right. Yeah. That's so. It got yourself a he she now. Yeah. Got some real he she situation. I hope I hope he goes through with it. This is good. I hope he goes through with it. Yeah, I think I think that's great. Yeah, the freedom, the guy that was going in. He was on get fell. Did you see? Oh, no. Oh, yeah. It was good. People just loved it. I mean, people love that they're doing this everything to W NBA. Everything about this proves how insincere that the people on the left are about this how it is illogical. It is anti science. I mean, this fires on every cylinder to show the insanity of the left. I know. I think it's great. And, you know, I just don't understand that this issue that they want to die on like pick something else. You know what I mean? It's a lot of it is Trump derangement syndrome and the what is happened here

39:05is at some point, Democrats stopped having their own ideas and began defining themselves as the opposite of whatever Trump and Republicans are saying. And so, whereas once upon a time, this was not an issue. Everyone was on the same page, man and woman and all this stuff. And then when you would have some nut job kind of challenge it and Republicans were like, uh, no, we're on the same page here. Suddenly, Democrats defining themselves as opposite of Republicans. Oh, well, now we have to take the opposite position. And so it's the fact that they are in a moral void that defines themselves by being opposed to everything Republicans are for. Even when it's common sense stuff, that's how they end up in these absurd positions. Well, I'm able to. I mean, they're going to such extremes. Yeah, these poor kids. You're an adult, do whatever you want, but these people that are coaxing kids into thinking they'll kill themselves if they don't fix what's wrong with them. It is the most. Yeah, and you have that. Yeah, and you have a jewel that supposedly went to medical school. It's advocated for sure. Thank you. Yes, you're welcome.