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We are praying for this nation. We're people of the book, and the book tells us to pray for our leaders, even if we don't agree with them.

And Trump is one of our leaders. He was a president. And Joe Biden is one of our leaders. He is the current sitting president.

And not many things

that President Biden does that I agree with, but it is my job to pray for him anyway. And certainly

to not bring him harm. I can disagree with him and still honor the office and still honor the person

and certainly not engage in any kind of stupidity like some of the rhetoric that has gone on in the

last 48 hours and really has gone on for the last several years. Some of you people are really

too serious about what happens in the White House. If you'd concentrate half as much of what happens

in your house, you've been a whole lot better shape.

Because that's really the dominant, the common denominator of success, it hasn't got anything

do with those guys up there. Yes, they do some things that affect our lives, but I've had

several of them try to ruin my life, and they hadn't pulled it off. And I've had several of them

try to make my life better, and they hadn't pulled that off. And so I'm old and I've seen them, I've seen presidents

that were going to be the end of democracy, and they weren't. And I've seen presidents that

were going to be the second coming of Jesus, and they were not even close. So, I mean, seriously,

people, I think the problem is, is that the level of anger has to do with the expectations of what the office can provide.

And so treat these people like people.

They have families.

They have children.

They have friends.

I've got friends that are congressmen, friends that are senators,

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