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And no, you do not hear depression in my voice.

And yes, there's still a happy warrior joy in my voice, despite the election results

last night in Virginia and New Jersey. Rick Green here with David Barden and Tim Barton. And as

always, guys, we're just doing our duty, leaving the results up to God, staying in the fight.

We expected a lot of what happened last night and had the chance to do some election coverage

together last night. But quick recap on the election results from last night and had the chance to do some election coverage together last night.

But quick recap on the election results from last night, gentlemen.

Well, essentially, Democrats showed up and voted in Democrat areas.

And largely, the elections were primarily.

Of course, the big ones, New Jersey, Virginia, New York City. These were

largely Democrat states, Democrat areas. So it's not surprising. Democrats kind of pulled it out.

There was a lot of questions about, you know, what Christians might do and might show up.

And actually, I'm super excited to get to the interview we have coming up

with David, not David Barton, who's also with us, but David from Family Research Council,

who does a lot of work with George Barn. It does a lot of research and looking at some of what's

happening inside of the church. And specifically, people that are frequent church attenders,

what they do and don't believe, and

oftentimes what their pastors have and have not been teaching. And I think, Dad, I think we saw a lot of

that when you look at places like Virginia, which is genuinely considered a well-churched area.

And yet for them to vote for some of the candidates they voted for, I think it's probably pretty telling of maybe the way they've compartmentalized their faith and maybe what their worldview is or isn't in some cases.

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