Today on the Matt Walsh Show, with all of these very deep ideological and cultural divides,

are we on the verge of a civil war? A lot of people are talking about this and seem to think we're

headed in that direction, but are we? We'll talk about that. Also, how old is too old to be

president? Should there be an age limit on the presidency? And finally, what does it mean to say

that the Bible is the inspired word of God? This obviously is what Christians say, but what does

that mean exactly, practically speaking? We'll talk about that as well today on the Matt Walsh Show.

Well, you've heard the old Knarid probably having you about how a movement, if it sticks around

too long, it will eventually become a business and then it goes from a business into a racket.

And I think that that has proven correct over history. It is certainly true of the so-called

never-Trump movement. Now, never Trump meant something. It served a purpose in the campaign,

especially in the primaries. The idea was very simple. Trump cannot be the nominee. We cannot

support Trump as a nominee. That was the idea. But as you may remember, he did become the nominee

and then he became president. So it makes no sense to still identify as never-Trump

when Trump is the president. What does that even mean now? It's not a matter of voting anymore. He's

already there. So never Trump never what? Never Trump what? Never what is it that you're never

doing in regards to Trump? The only thing that makes sense now, now that he's president. And this has

been my strategy for the last two years. I think it's the only honest path forward, the only rational

path forward. And that is to hold Trump accountable like we should for any president, any politician,

to criticize him when he's wrong and to support him when he's right. And that again is what we should

do for any politician, any president. And it is the only morally and intellectually defensible path.

Any path aside from that is absurd. Now some former so-called never-Trumpers, myself included,

although I never really liked that label, but I would have been lumped in with that category

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