Hey friends, Taylor here.

And I just want to start the show prayers for Erica Kirk and her two children and their family.

And it's going to be vulnerable today.

I've gone through cycles of sorrow, rage, sadness, anger. It's just a continual cycle. And today I think for the first time,

by grace, hopefully, I kicked out of it a little bit but it's still there and um talked to other people

friends and and they're going through the same uh emotional or passionate um cycles and i think it's

it's normal we have to pray we have to renew our minds. We have to sanctify ourselves.

But I know initially a lot of sorrow. And then for some reason, Sunday morning, I woke up and I just woke up in a rage.

So angry. And I think it's sort of the feeling like, you know, we're Charlie's out there and there's this so-called

free marketplace of ideas and people are debating and and going back and forth and I was telling joy it's

like you're in a basketball game and you're playing and there's referees and then the other team just

starts taking out players or breaking their knees.

And then the refs look the other way or maybe the refs are in on it.

And you're like, what are we even doing playing this basketball game?

This is insane.

And that's kind of how the whole thing is shifted in the past week.

But today I want to focus on the good of Charlie. Why was Charlie so good? You know, like I've been going through these cycles and, you know, I didn't want to do, I was going to do a show yesterday. I didn't do a show yesterday. I was going to do a show today. I didn't want to do a show today. And Joy was like, what are you going to talk about? I was like, well, you have to talk about Charlie Kirk, his legacy.

But there's so much things to get angry about online.

You can talk about the FBI.

You can talk about all these liberal reaction videos.

I mean, there's just so much that's stirring us up.

And then this morning,

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