Hey guys, happy Wednesday. Welcome to relatable. There is so much to talk about today. So a lot of

you have asked me to talk about the Super Bowl half time show. So we are going to discuss that.

We're going to talk about the Iowa caucus in all of the madness surrounding that. We are going

to try to talk about a couple other things. I want to talk about this Pew poll that says

who self identified Christian Democrats say that they are going to vote for in November and

why they are voting that way. As I'm recording this, it is Tuesday morning until a lot has happened.

Maybe by the time you're listening to this, state of the union address happened on Tuesday night.

There are there's probably more information about the Iowa caucuses that I'm not going to be able

to give you right now as I'm recording it, but I'm going to give you my best analysis on all of

these things. Okay, first before we get into talking about the craziness surrounding the Iowa caucus,

I want to give a little bit of a tribute to Rushlin Baugh who announced this week that he has been

diagnosed with advanced lung cancer. I just want his family to know that I don't know that they

listen to relatable, but I do want his family to know that we are praying for him, that we are

praying for his family, that God would give them the peace that passes all understanding that he

would make a quick recovery. I mean, thank God that he has access to the best health care in the

world. And I just pray that he would be fully healed, that he would be able to recover, that he

would continue this fight and that he would know that he would come close to the Lord and that the

Lord would draw him near and comfort him. And like I said, give him and his family the peace that

understanding he is a radio legend. And I am so thankful for what he has contributed to the

political and cultural dialogue for as long as he has been in the game. So just wanted to make sure

that I gave that tribute at the top of the show we are all praying for him and his family. Okay,

the Iowa caucus, if you don't know what happened in the Iowa caucus, you can go back and listen

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