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Politics By Faith w/Mike Slater

Thank You, Pete Hegseth: Holy Warrior

Politics By Faith w/Mike Slater

The First Digital Inc.

Politics, News, Religion & Spirituality, Christianity

4.9594 Ratings

🗓️ 24 October 2025

⏱️ 14 minutes

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Summary

The Atlantic wrote a hit piece on Pete Hegseth, calling him a Holy Warrior. She said his introduction of Christian principles is a departure from how previous military leaders have led the military. She's wrong. And if he can lead an organization of 3 million people this way, we have no excuse. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Transcript

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0:00.0

Welcome to Politics by Faith. Thanks for being here. I want to expand on something we talked about

0:08.2

in the show this morning. Actually, something we're going to do next week. We'll talk about gambling,

0:12.8

sports gambling. It was an incredible hour of the show. We briefly mentioned the sports gambling scandal with the head coach of the trailblazers

0:23.5

and all.

0:24.3

But I quickly wanted to pivot into sports gambling and how prevalent this is among people

0:29.7

and how dangerous it is.

0:31.5

And I don't think it should be allowed.

0:34.2

Because I don't think laws, laws, well, here's a question.

0:38.3

Are laws here to protect our freedom or are they here to promote human flourishing?

0:47.1

Think about that.

0:48.4

Let's table that until the weekend, until next week, over the weekend.

0:52.7

Are laws here to promote freedom or to protect freedom or promote human flourishing?

0:59.9

It's an important question that'll lead us to two, down two very different paths.

1:05.3

Gambling does not promote human flourishing.

1:08.2

Let's leave that there.

1:09.0

So we'll chat more about that one next week.

1:11.4

But it was a great hour because we had all these people call in who were gambling addicts,

1:14.9

lost everything. And they all said they weren't here they are years later. They're not

1:20.3

upset at the money they lost. Although hundreds of thousands, one person was a million bucks

1:24.8

in gambling. It's not the money.

1:27.7

It's the time.

1:30.6

And I asked one guy, you know, what's a thing you miss that you regret?

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