One thing that unites all of them because there's many different groups orbiting Trump,

but the thing that we're not, unites them as Christian nationalists, not Christians by the way,

because Christian nationalists is very different, is that they believe that our rights as Americans as all human beings

don't come from any earthly authority they don't come from Congress they don't come

to the Supreme Court they come from God. strays over here. You're in for a hell of a show. Keep the faith, hold the line and own the lids.

It's time for our main event.

Welcome back to the Ruthless Friday program. I gotta tell you fellas that was that was a

breathtaking and even for MS NBC. Yeah. Sort of a breathtaking take if you will.

This is not a, well it's not a well

a well-adjusted crew by any stretch of the imagination,

but if there was any question about sort of where the parties reside in their view.

It seems to me like if you think that your rights are controlled entirely by government, that's the kind of take that you would provide for the

American people, don't you think? I mean the second I saw that clip, first off I

thought it was probably the dumbest thing I'd ever heard that if you believe that there are God-given rights, you're a Christian nationalist.

And the next thing I did is I looked at this document called the Declaration of Independence.

I'm so like you brought that up.

I'm completely stunned that I think it speaks to how terrible shape the education system

in this country that we can produce journalists who have never heard of the declaration of

independence which the opening lines are we hold these truths to be self-evident that all men are created

equal and they are endowed by their creator with certain unalienable rights.

Wait, it's sort of hard to miss,

because where is that in the document?

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