Sam, machine gun preacher, welcome to Lockton. Thank you to Demons Row. So it's the ghost for making this happen all the way from Africa to be here. I'm glad we made this work and we can sit down with you. I'm telling you. Yeah, really awesome, man. Yeah, and for the audience, he's fired up today. He's ready to lock and load. Yeah. And I want you to plug in, you know, your books, your movies, your documentaries. You're working on a third book now.

Yeah. And I want you to plug in, you know, your books, your movies, your documentaries. Right. You're working on a third book now. Yeah. You have a new documentary that just came out, and I want to plug that in at the top of this. Yeah. I tell you what, for, I always say for a non-educated heelbelly, uh, God really done a lot in my life.

You know, we got to Hollywood movie and stuff, the Machine Gun Preacher.

It's still on Netflix.

It's still on Amazon, Amazon Prime, Hulu, a lot of places. But there's a documentary that's about 10 years old.

And it's still, last year my preacher found out that there was

a hundred and twenty-three thousand downloads and people still buying it and watching it.

That's the old documentary. So I have two books that's out. Another Man's War is one. Living

On the Edge is the second one. The third book is titled The Most

Unlakely. And when you open the third book, it sounds like it's about me because it has my name,

but really it's about you. And when you read the title, the front of the book says the most unlikely, you open it, the most unlikely

never to succeed in life, Sam Childers. But when you read the book, the book is about giving

people opportunities. Like if a man wouldn't have given me an opportunity many, many years ago, I wouldn't be here today.

I'd probably either be in prison or I'd probably be dead, you know, because the lifestyle I was living many years ago, there was only two things for you in that lifestyle.

Death or prison.

Where were you born? My dad was part American Indian. My dad thought unemployment was welfare. So we moved all over the U.S. I was born in

North Dakota. He was working on the missile plants.

My brothers were born in Minnesota.

We ended up here in Pennsylvania.

He was building the coal temples, you know.

So I went to seven different high schools over the U.S., you know.

So we traveled around a lot, you know.

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