Well, we've done it. All four of us have now seen Sound of Freedom. And I got to tell you,

it was, as you can imagine, a very impactful, very powerful, very powerful movie. But it's left

a lot of people wondering what do we actually do about it. It's also left a lot of frustration,

given some of the reviews that have come out about it from places like Rolling Stone,

from Media Matters, from The Guardian.

So today we're going to discuss the question.

We're going to try to be fair about this.

Is Sound of Freedom Q and on adjacent?

Is it, as the Rolling Stones referred to it, is a superhero movie for dads with brainworm?

Or it was actually a very impactful movie.

Plus, we're going to answer what I think is a far more important question.

That is what do any of us do about this?

And so we're going to give you a sneak peek into an interview that we did with a man named Victor

Marks, who has been known as the pedophile hunter.

This is somebody that not only endured quite a bit

himself as a child, but has actually dedicated a large part of his life in going and helping

other children that were in a similar situation as himself. So you're going to get some sneak

peek into that interview, and we're going to talk a little bit more about where you can find the

rest of that interview later on. All of that and more coming up in this episode

of Making the Argument.

Thank you for joining us on this live stream.

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