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So we are today where Jase is on assignment. We send him off to go and do some research for us today.

So in Jase's place, the brain power has gone up exponentially because we have one Eric

Mataxis all the way from New York City taking the place of Jase. So that's a big seek to fill.

I don't know what just happened, but I think Jase should never turn his back on this group.

We're auditioning for potential replacement. So we thought we'd start with Mataxis.

I get out of New York City. I don't know whether he came out of... I don't know whether he's a

voice crying out in the wilderness. Yes, I am. Or he came here into where there are voices cried out of the Lord.

The Lord put me in New York City. It's a missionary posting. And I'm there for God's purposes.

But in all seriousness, my wife and I grew up in the tri-state area. She grew up in New Jersey.

I grew up in New York and in Connecticut. But as I was saying to you, brother Phil, I grew up in a place

a lot like this. You know, we people shoot guns. I grew up fishing, ice fishing, and all that kind of thing.

When I went to college, I entered the sophisticated world of...

And you went to Yale. I went to Yale. And Yale, I want to say upfront,

is a dramatically ungodly environment. When I went there, I went there with American values.

My parents raised me to love my country. But Yale is ahead of the curve in terms of political correctness.

And think about this. William F. Buckley went to Yale in the late 40s.

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