Dennis, I want to thank you for allowing me to record this conversation with you because we have had the most lovely conversations throughout the last few months.

And I know that so many other people want to hear from you and from your wisdom.

And I keep telling them that all the wisdom is there and they keep asking me to hear more from you.

And we're going through some really, really crazy times, and the ability to reach out to you

and have you give us some answers is really a blessing.

So thank you for making yourself available.

My pleasure.

I love you.

I love, of course, Prater, you, and I love you. I love, of course, Prater You, and I love the TPUSA. I always remind people that Charlie's last book just published on the importance for Christians and non-Jews

generally of a Sabbath, he dedicated the book to me and gives you an idea of how close we were.

So, Dennis, we just witnessed Amfest, which was, I think, in many ways, a major success.

They've had over 30,000 people attend this incredible conference for Turning Point USA.

And I keep thinking that if you were physically well, you probably would have been there on stage,

given how close you were with Turning Point and Charlie Kirk and even with Erica Kirk.

And I'm curious, if you were on stage at Turning Point this past month, what would you have

spoken about?

What would have been your message?

I would reaffirm that to be a good American is not so much America first, which again, I do believe in, but rather the American Trinity, the term I have coined

for the three mottos on every coin in America for at least a century.

In God we trust,

e pluribus unum, Latin,

for, from many one,

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