Okay, it's now time for my main interview of the show, and that is with Professor Garde Sard, one of the greats.

And he is a visiting scholar at the Declaration of Independence Centre for the Study of American Freedom University of Mississippi.

And it gives me great pleasure to have him on. Enjoy.

Doctor, always wonderful to see you. Thank you so, so much for joining us here.

It is wonderful to be with you. Thank you. Congratulations on your continued success. Very good.

Oh, bless. Coming from you, that means of the world. Thank you so, so much.

I want to talk to you, first of all, about Charlie Kirk. People are still shocked, devastated.

A lot of people are celebrating it.

It's been unbelievable the reaction.

What do you make of the way people have not only felt because that's one thing,

but being okay to express?

Right.

So to start with the people who are grieving,

it's unbelievable the number of emails

that I've received from total strangers.

I received an email today from a person in Malawi, in Africa,

who was very, very moved by what happened to Charlie.

And so, of course, a lot of people, even if they didn't know him,

understood that he was a positive light, he was a positive force.

And so they grieve as though they're the brother, the son, the boyfriend that they wish that they had.

And so, and of course course given that he was a personal

friend it was uh i mean i couldn't tell you i was i was floating on a dark cloud of rage

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