Hey, Slater Crusaders. Welcome back to Road to Midterms. This is our Politics by Faith segment. That's our podcast. Politics by Faith. It's available everywhere podcasts can be listened to. We take a top story of the day that's causing us anxiety, causing me, anxiety, honestly.

And we give a little historical truth, a little historical perspective and biblical peace to make that anxiety go away.

So we can go to sleep soundly and wake up and live to fight another day.

So that's the Politics by Faith podcast.

Please download that.

If you're listening to this on the podcast, you're like, well, this sounds different. I have a different microphone. I'm standing the Politics by Faith podcast. Please download that. If you're listening to this on

the podcast, you're like, well, this sounds different. I have a different microphone. I'm standing in front of a camera. This is the last segment of our Road to Midterms TV show over on the first TV. So I'm grateful you're here, however you're here. Our Politics by Faith podcast, like the real podcast, episode tomorrow is going to be about Elon Musk buying Twitter and what that means for you.

As people are freaking out about. like the real podcast, episode tomorrow, is going to be about Elon Musk buying Twitter and what

that means for you. As people are freaking out about it, what does that really mean for you?

We'll talk about that. Another passion of Elon's is not just freedom of speech, but it's

world depopulation. Not over-environmentalists are worried about overpopulation to many people.

Elon correctly is worried that there are too few people.

I should say also part of the unease that people are feeling and I think driving people to the polls

next week is this just unease about the current state of things.

It's not just the economy, it's that, of course, but it's more than that.

It's crime, it's the border, it's like it's drag queen's story.

It's just all this like what, what's go where are we?

People are so uneasy.

We're not having kids. This is not normal. People have always had kids. Slaves had kids. It's the first thing I think of when people are like, oh, I just can't bring kids into this world. What are you talking about? Slaves had people in the Depression had kids. And you're telling me, rich yuppies are not having kids because life is too difficult?

What are you talking about? You know the issue that made Blake Masters explode onto the

scene. He's running for Senate in Arizona. The issue that made him like a nobody to a name

was an ad where he said he wants to create an economy again where families can survive

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