Yes, God. So I've got a theory about Donald Trump. We've been watching him. He's been

watching him. He's been president for a year now.

The sky's still blue, grass is still green, the end is not yet.

And we've been watching him for his presidency and we were watching

also watching him through the general campaign

and before that in the primaries.

And I think it's safe to say that every Christian with an ounce of spiritual discernment sees that that Donald Trump in his personal

interactions is self-promoting boastful, thin-skinned, petty, manipulative, etc.

So, and this is what gives the people who are who describe themselves as being the never trump

category and I'll just I'm not I'm I don't want to include fastidious fake conservatives. I'm not talking about

fastidious country club fake conservatives, but I'm talking know, genuine principled conservatives who just think and who believe that demeanor and statesmanship and character matter.

And I understand why people like that

would be in the Never Trump camp,

because they say, look, we can't say character matters when we're talking

about Bill Clinton and say oh never mind if we're talking about Donald Trump.

So before I go on I should say that I opposed I opposed Donald Trump's quest for the nomination throughout the primaries

Supported somebody else throughout the primaries and once he secured the nomination

I voted for someone I wrote in someone else I did not vote for Trump so what I'm giving you here is a theory about Trump as

an amateur sociologist, as an observer, as someone who's watching the

human condition and watching this play out and wanting to connect it

with what I think the Bible teaches about God and God's ways. So I'm not I'm not carrying water for I'm not vouching for

Trump's godliness I'm not doing anything like that. I'm just I'm just watching. Having said all that, all of the

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