Garan Lewis, with you sitting in for the great Glenn Beck, uh, right here. And I am in Arizona.

I'm in Phoenix. I'm on KFYI and Phoenix, KNST in Tucson. And I am so glad to be talking to you.

Uh, and, and, uh, again, I never thought coming into, uh, doing this show and I'm so excited to do it.

Or even on my show that I'd sit back and tell you about Nikki Minaj.

I honestly, I couldn't even tell you a song that Nikki Minaj has made.

I couldn't do that.

And this is where I start to feel older, where I never thought I'd get to in my life,

where I thought I knew all the music and I thought my parents were lame.

But I'm 40, I'm sure my 12, almost 13 year old might know a Nicki Minaj song or two.

I'm not 100% sure.

Anyway, Nikki Minaj was the special guest at the Amfest event.

And she was out there with Erica Kirk.

And look, I'm an optimistic person.

And I always say there's more of us than there are of them on our side.

I really do, on our side.

And Nikki Minaj has been very outspoken about Christians being persecuted in Nigeria.

And she has quite a following.

Like, I don't think this should be downplayed.

I think the media, for the most part, is going to ignore what you're about to hear just in case you haven't heard it.

I think that the, I think that the media is, is, they are

absolute, uh, there are a bunch of frauds and you know this. And I think they know they are cooked

because they're not going to mention what is happening with Nikki Minaj because the culture battle is so big. I mean, would you think that Nikki Minaj. Because the culture battle is so big.

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