Welcome to politics by faith. Thank you for being here. Yesterday, we talked about

First Kings One. David at the end of his life gave advice to his son, Solomon, be strong,

therefore, and prove yourself a man.

Live the way God tells you to live.

We talked about how the instructions are very simple, but we don't do it.

At the same time, he wrote Psalm 37.

More advice.

He said, I've been young.

Now I'm old.

Yet I've never seen the righteous forsaken.

And then Solomon says to Adonijah, who tried to take the throne from him, he said,

Let King Solomon swear to me today that he will not put his servant to death with a sword.

And Solomon said, if he proves himself, so if you prove yourself a worthy man, not one hair of your shall fall to the earth, but if wickedness is found in you, then you shall die. So we have three calls, three charges

here about virtue. Be strong, be a man, be righteous, prove yourself a worthy man. Now, yesterday I

did not bring a political aspect to this. Apologies, had to get to the kid's swim meet,

which by the way started at 2.30 and lasted four and a half hours. It was an, it was like an

intermural. It was like an intra-squad scrimmage. It was a scrimmage. It was a scrimmage. It was our own team. And it was four and a half hours long. What in the world is next Monday when it gets another team? It's like a nine-hour swim meet. What in the world? Anyway, let's bring some politics into this now. So today on the show,

we talked about the Democratic Party, the state of the Democratic Party. And then we kept digging

deeper and deeper and deeper. And we got to a depth of failure that I didn't think was possible, but it can still go lower.

So let's start at the top.

So CNN poll found that the Democratic Party is in a bad place politically where the question

is, who do you trust on the economy?

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