Hey guys, welcome back to the show.

You know, we have a lot of amazing things we want to catch you guys up on.

We have some great guests that we already shot because we're on tour.

We kind of like loaded up on that.

And there's so many beautiful things I want to share with you guys about the tour.

But I wanted to take a pause on all of that because I've been praying about it I've been

meditating on it and I've been asking God what I should do with the the feelings and information

that I have about the whole Charlie Kirk assassination and guys that, that was a really painful thing to go through.

That was a really, really difficult thing to go through.

And the reason I took so long to speak is because I learned when I was a kid, one of my mistakes, my mom used to always tell

me, she goes, it's not what you say, it's how you say it. And I think that comes along with being

quick to speak. And being quick to speak is not always the best. I think there's a lot of people

online are talking about Charlie right now that we could all agree that's, hey, maybe you shouldn't have said that, or maybe you should have just waited,

or, you know, there's a lot of people that said things to rile up a war, and there's a lot of people

that are trying to point their fingers on people. And so I ask God, God, like, what, how do you want me to go about this?

Because I think it's so easy to turn on a microphone and just talk.

But people don't really know how much weight their words hold, especially when Charlie's wife

is now a widow and her children are missing a father.

And I think there's this lack of empathy or sympathy towards someone who's going through something and sometimes people

do something in their mind thinking they're doing something good. And what I see my country

doing right now and a lot of my own friends doing is we're all looking at the cross the same way

that Charlie was looking at the cross the same way that Charlie

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