Hey guys, welcome to Conversations That Matter, Cell Phone Edition.

I just had a few thoughts, so I figured I'd whip my phone out and just share them with you.

I wanted to make this video before the inauguration tomorrow because it has come to my attention that there's a substantial amount of people and I don't know how many tens of thousands perhaps who believe that something is going to happen between now and the inauguration tomorrow to prevent

Joe Biden from becoming the president and to secure four more years for Donald Trump.

He'll use the military.

He'll jail all the bad guys and it'll be kind of like this, almost like a, this big judgment day that is going to take place.

And so I wanted to address this.

I don't know that there's anyone in this audience

who thinks that.

I don't think I know a lot of people who believe that.

But I think many of you may be connected to people who think that.

And maybe some of you do think that.

And I want to, without browbeating anyone, because I think, I've seen a few things where on Twitter especially where these

elitist evangelical leaders if we want to call them evangelical I don't even know what to call them anymore, are really browbeating anyone who,

and they're expanding it to anyone who even thinks there was voter fraud, is somehow responsible

for the most egregious things that took place inside the Capitol on January 6th and it's a big soup.

They're throwing conspiracy theory into it. They're throwing all kinds of different groups, right-wing militia groups are responsible for this. Donald Trump's responsible for this. His voters are responsible for this, but ultimately they want to blame some kind of a Christian nationalism for it.

And I've, if you've been following me on social media, I've taken a lot of that apart.

I've made some videos where I've pushed back on that narrative, showed why it is utterly just vacuous.

But there is a legitimate concern I have.

There are people, and I don't know how many,

I don't think it's that many,

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