Welcome to the Eric Metaxa show.

They say it's a thin line between love and hate, but we're working every day to thicken that line, or at least make it a double or triple line.

Now here's your line jumping host, Eric Mattaxas.

Hey there, folks.

Before we get to Steve Dase, spelled D-E-A-C-E, I, we've still got a couple of minutes left where I can blather on about what happened yesterday.

But oh, I still look, I don't know.

I'm processing this with my audience here, folks.

I was really so stunned by the whole thing that I am, as you can tell, I guess, still trying to process it.

All day yesterday, I said, that was a miracle.

That was a miracle.

God, I believed God spoke to me about the idea to call the 250th the supercentennial.

And I thought, okay, when God spoke that to me,

it seemed clearly to be intended for President Trump,

which means that if it is God's idea,

then I have to have an opportunity to share it with him.

And I hate doing that in a way.

I hate like, you know, he's the leader of the free world. He's got a lot on his mind and who am I to, you know, come at him with this idea and try to say, you know, you just sound like a lunatic. But going along with what President Trump said from the podium yesterday, maybe Eric needs to have a little bit more confidence. You know, it's like, hey, if it's God's idea, go with it, Eric, right? So, of course, I did.

But to have him so quickly, I mean, 20 minutes after I share with him backstage to decide we're going with it, that is nuts.

This is why America loves Trump. We are so with it. That is nuts. This is why America loves Trump.

We are so used to politicians who are disingenuous.

They say whatever needs to be said in the moment, and they don't mean a lick of it.

And the moment for me, the whole thing was entertaining.

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