Hey, on today's podcast, I think there is a real change happening. I think there was a turning point last week.

And I am seeing it in social media and in my own personal life.

People are turning a corner, waking up, and they are taking a stand in the most positive way.

First, they're standing with their God and eternal truths. And that is amazing.

We talk about that. Also, the one clip that epitomizes Charlie Cook-Cirk, I think, and so does Stu.

This is exactly how we should remember him. And did the people know that were in transgender communities,

did they know about the assassination before it occurred?

We talk about what's happening in the case itself,

and the difference between the cancel culture with the left

and canceling beliefs versus canceling those who are celebrating Charlie's death.

Is there a difference?

I explain.

Also, Liz Wheeler, to talk about families, the families of the shooter and you as a parent.

What can you learn?

All that and more on today's podcast.

If you're living with daily pain, your back, your neck, your shoulders, your hips, your

knees, whatever it is, you know how it can wear you down.

I mean, pain changes the way they move, the way you sleep, the way you think.

I mean, it changes your personality. It changes your temperament.

You know, when I have really bad pain, I go from a fairly nice guy, too.

I hate to say, my dad, who is always in pain, and sometimes just sharp. And it's, I don't, I don't want to live that way. I know you don't want to live

that way. You want your life back. You want to be who you really are. Not to the person that

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