Hey guys, happy Thursday. Welcome to your

latest. Yesterday was the inauguration and we are going to dissect some parts of the

inauguration on Monday. We'll talk about it more thoroughly. I'm also going to talk about, I think,

depending on what happens in the next few days. If there's some breaking news that we have to cover

on Monday, we might have to change things, but right now I'm planning on talking also about

this accusation of Christian nationalism. I was talking a lot about when there was Christian

symbolism mixed with Confederate flags and other awful, atrocious, blasphemous things

at the Capitol riot on January 6th. But there have been some convoluted definitions, I think,

of what Christian nationalism actually is. We talked about it on this podcast. I want to analyze

it more thoroughly and compare what actual Christian nationalism is to the accusations of it and also

to the integration of the Christian faith with the inauguration of Joe Biden and what this all

means and how we should think about it. So we'll get into all of that on Monday. Today I'm talking

to Congressman Dan Khrinshaw. We're talking about some of the promises and calls to unity that we

heard from Joe Biden and Democrats at the same time that many Democrats and cronies in the media

are calling everyone who disagrees with them, white supremacists and all of these awful names.

And if that unity is possible, what we can expect from the next couple years and the next four years

as Democrats control Congress and the White House. We'll talk also a little bit about immigration

policies. So I'm really interested or I'm excited for you guys to hear some of this insight because I

know that you're interested in that. Okay, so without further ado, here is Congressman Dan Khrinshaw.

Congressman, thank you so much for joining me again. I want to talk to you about a few things today.

First on the heels of inauguration, I'm sure that you watched the inauguration ceremony. Everyone

listening did a lot of calls to unity, to faith, to togetherness. And I, you know, I'm sure you want

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