Hey, welcome back to Road to Midterms. This is our Politics by Faith segment. So if you're not familiar with our podcast, it's called Politics by Faith. The quick quick just of it is we take a story that's causing anxiety and then we provide some historical perspective and biblical truth to make the anxiety go away because it's not good to have anxiety. We can do better than that. We need to do better than that. So that's the essence of the podcast, and you can download it wherever you listen to podcast. And if you're listening right now on the podcast, you're like, well, this sounds different. What's going on here? This is the last segment of our Road to Midterms show that we're doing up until the midterms,

of course, that airs on the first TV. So however you're here, I'm grateful. Let's get to it.

Actually, before we get to it, before we get to the main topic, I just wanted to take a second

and reflect and celebrate that during this entire election run-up,

and it's been six, eight months or so of campaigning across the country,

with the primaries and now the big election day coming out.

Throughout all this time, have you noticed something missing? And I haven't noticed until yesterday.

I noticed it. And I was like, wow, it feels really good that we haven't had that.

For the whole run-up here, there hasn't been a single issue, a single topic, a single discussion, a single riot about race.

Isn't that right? Doesn't that feel good?

Think about it. No one's been talking about race. No one's been talking about Black Lives Matter.

No one's been talking about George Floyd. I haven't heard

George Floyd's name mentioned once. It's been wonderful. So I think we need to pause and appreciate that.

That's a wonderful thing. Now, I mean, we're talking about castrating children. Whether or not we should do that.

Sure. There's been other stuff, but nothing with race.

And I think that's really nice. Let's hope it stays that way for a long time. I want to play this

clip of the coach of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers football team. And he was asked about, you know,

what is the significance of coaching against Mike Tomlin, who's also a black NFL coach?

People on the left think that there's not enough

black NFL coaches, and they're very upset about that for some reason, and therefore they were

very excited about these two black men coaching against each other in the NFL, and the Bucks

coach was asked about it. Enjoy. I have a very good relationship with Tomlin. We don't look at what color we are when we

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