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Our guest today is Aidan Grogan, a writer and history PhD student at Liberty University,

and a young voice's contributor.

His latest op-ed examines why the left's hostility

toward Christianity contradicts their fight against oppression and injustice. Aidan, thank you so much

for joining us in this edition of the Federalist Radio Hour. Thank you. Glad to be here.

Yeah, you, in fact, was published recently in uh real clear religion

i believe and it really does strike at the heart of the argument for a long time that the left

talks about tolerance the left talks about co, but has a hard time with both

when it comes to conservatives and conservative policy. And you start from the vantage point

of Bernie Sanders, maybe identified as the ultimate leftist in America.

There's so many.

But Bernie Sanders in his fighting oligarchy tour and where he ended up in Kenosha, Wisconsin, not just what he said, but also the company he kept.

Start us from that vantage point, if you will.

Yes, Bernie Sanders is on this fighting oligarchy tour around the U.S., but in Kenosha,

Wisconsin at his rally, he hosted the transgender singer of the band against me, who performed

a very blasphemous song about Christianity.

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