I am thrilled tonight to join you here on the warning with two men. I admire a great deal.

We have Jonathan Wilson Park Grove, Minister Jonathan with us, and of course we have Bishop William

Barber. And both of these men are new to substack where they are spreading a gospel of not just the good

Lord's teachings but of Americanism.

And we're going to talk about that.

One of the things that I've been dealing with is I took my 80-year-old mother to the Normandy Landing beaches, which is something that she wanted to see.

A few weeks before I had the great privilege in Jackson, Mississippi, to stand in the driveway on the spot where

Medgar Evers was gunned down. He was a Normandy veteran. I was at the spot where Medgar Evers

would have come ashore, where he would have begun his duty and his journey.

And I have been dealing with an incandescent anger as I walked amongst the gravestones, the betrayal of American values and ideals, and I know

that anger is not healthy. And I know that anger is not productive. But I know my anger about what is happening is very real. And so I couldn't

think about two better people to talk about three things before we talk about registering millions

of voters. I'd like to talk about registering millions of voters.

I'd like to talk about anger because there's a lot of angry people in America

angry about what's happening,

and I'm one of them.

I'd like to talk about doubt.

It doesn't seem like men like Abraham Lincoln and Winston Churchill and Martin Luther

King ever dealt with doubt. But the record shows they all had crises of faith and they all doubted.

And we look at them as lions who were strong when everybody else wavered.

But it's more complex about that.

And lastly, to talk about faith and how to let go and trust that there is a plan

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