The Michael Berry Show.

So a nation has to decide.

Who are you?

What? What are you?

There's a book called Of Human Bondage and there's a character in a little boy

named Philip Carey and Philip, I forget if his parents died or I can't remember why, but he ends up with like his great uncle and his wife.

It's been years since I read this so I may get something wrong but you'll get the point.

And he's sort of this strict Calvinist minister, no fun, no smiling, no joy in the home. Very strict, stern. And Philip spent a lot of time on his own.

And Philip began thinking about big issues at a young age.

And I don't remember how old he was.

Let's say he was 10 or 12 and Philip decided he

would create in his mind sort of a rougbe Goldberg machine where anything that happened in life he could drop it into that

machine and it would go to do to do top top to do at the end it would come out with how he felt about the issue.

But what he had to do, he decided, was he had to consider how he felt about fundamental issues and began to build upon those fundamental issues,

a framework, an infrastructure, and then he would be able

to create a cohesive whole. Let me explain, because most people have never done this.

This is why people lurched back and forth on political issues.

Do you believe that the political issues.

Do you believe that the individual should be able to make health decisions for himself?

Or for himself or do you believe the collective should be able to make health decisions

for him? So you might immediately go, oh well the individual, I'm

I'm an individual, I'm an individual, I'm for the individual. Okay. What if his health

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