Hey, folks, welcome to the show.

Some of you know that I'm doing the show from Dallas,

which is why we have this kind of weird background

and why my mustache is not even on my face.

No one knows where it is, but it's certainly not here today.

But we're in Dallas, so who's to say?

But I got to tell you, I'm very excited because I am now going to speak to have as my guest and speak with James Lindsay.

James, welcome.

Hey, Eric, it's great to see you.

You, um, you're someone that, uh, you know, I don't merely follow on X, but, uh, you, you give me

great encouragement, uh, and you've been a, uh, a steady voice, somebody who is calling out what you call the woke right.

And we can talk about that immediately or we can talk about that later, but I just thought, if I have you on, I've got to at some point talk about the madness that we're living through right now.

Well, it's a very exciting time.

I don't think that the last two months have been very good for the so-called

woke rights brand.

They've really kind of shown their tail ends, as you guys would say, on a Christian show.

And people are kind of whising up to it. It's no longer a question. Like, and, uh, people are kind of, whising up to it, you know, it's no longer a question.

Like, is Tucker Carlson just strange? There, something's wrong, you know, so something has,

uh, has caught people's attention. I think a lot of it, of course, has to do with their, uh,

very decidedly leftist reply to President Trump's operations in Iran.

They basically, not even basically, in many cases, identically took the side, the same side

of the issue as we're seeing from, you know, Chank Uyghur and Anna Carasperian or whatever

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