Welcome to the Eric Mataxis show.

They say it takes a big man to admit he's wrong.

But I say it takes an even bigger man to admit he's never wrong.

Ladies and gentlemen, I present to you that bigger man, Eric

Mataxis. Hey there, folks. Good morning. Oh, what's good about it, you say? Well, a lot of things that are

fantastic about it. I have it on good authority that Jesus rose from the dead and defeated death.

And so that pretty much makes everything okay, as long as I take everything and I put it at his feet.

So that's really key.

What happened last night, I didn't really know about it until this morning because it was unclear to me what was going on in the Capitol

at midnight yesterday. From my point of view, and I said this on Twitter and some other places,

the election was not legitimate. So we have a big problem because I still think we need to be committed to the

peaceful transition of power. But that doesn't mean I'm going to say Mr. President to Joe Biden.

So we do have a problem. I also believe that if something was fraudulent or if there was the level of malfeasance that I suspect was there, then we have an obligation to ferret it out and to show the truth and not to say, everybody shut up, let's just keep moving.

So we have a we have a very, we're at a very strange place.

We're at an impasse, as it were.

And so I want to process this with you today.

First, we're going to talk to my dear friend, Kevin McCullough.

Then we're going to talk to Charlie Kirk and to Lance Woll now.

And we'll try to figure out where we go from here. But I do

want to say, first and foremost, for me, my eyes are on God. And if that sounds like a cliche,

you're not hearing me. Okay, Kevin McCullough, my friend, welcome to the program. You,

whether you intended or not, I don't think you intended, but you're a comfort to me,

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