Ladies and gentlemen, leading up to the election, I said, like I always say before an election,

when you're voting for president, you're not voting for one person.

You're voting for 5,000 people to go to Washington and implement an agenda.

That has never been more true than in this election.

As we can see, Donald Trump and his administration have hit the ground in a sprint.

They've got people running all over the place trying to correct the problems in this country.

Of course, probably the person getting most of the attention is Elon Musk and Doge, the Department of Government

Efficiency. He's uncovering all sorts of crazy spending that is fraudulent. And there are people

on the left who are completely apoplectic about this. You would think they'd go, wow, yeah,

this is fraud here. I'm glad he's uncovering this. No, they're upset. He's uncovering it. What is this all about? And is this? You would think they'd go, wow, yeah, this is fraud here. I'm glad he's uncovering this.

No, they're upset. He's uncovering it. What is this all about? And is this even constitutional?

Is Trump really acting like a dictator? Is Elon Musk, the co-president? Is this really the right

thing to do? And should Christians blindly support an administration that may be doing a lot of good?

Or should we be

concerned that these folks could also fall into corruption?

We're going to talk all about that today, but before I get there, I want to point this out,

that just last week we were at the University of Nebraska, and it got down to minus seven

degrees.

And the snowflakes at the University of Nebraska caused them to

cancel the campus for a few snowflakes. And so we couldn't actually do the event on campus.

Thankfully, our social media team was able to help us tell the world that we moved the venue

with just about 10 hours before the event. And thankfully,

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