America is standing at a crossroads. Revolution just won in New York. Weakness is creeping into Washington,

and the White House has a new vision rising up from the ground. And it's not just left versus right.

This is revival versus ruin. It's faith versus fear. It's courage versus comfort. And you and I

cannot sit on the sidelines. So stay with me.

By the end of this episode, you're going to see why this moment is our moment as the family

of faith. So be sure to subscribe to the channel and turn on notifications so you're always notified

of new episodes. New York City has elected Democrat Assemblyman Zoran Mamdani to be its next mayor. Now, he will become

the first Muslim mayor of the city and its youngest in more than a century. Do you have kids?

I have six of them. They're all young adults. And they're all struggling in the culture that has been left for them.

Young Americans everywhere are facing pressures that you and I didn't quite face. Our grandparents definitely didn't face them.

They're working hard, but they're still unable to afford a basic home.

College, what every good parent wants to send their kids to, was once a gateway to opportunity,

but now it usually means that your kids are going to be saddled with decades and decades of debt,

with no clear path to stability.

After years of being isolated in the house because of COVID, uncertainty about the future,

not being able to go to school, so many of them are feeling anxious, they're sick, they're isolated,

and disconnected, unsure where they even fit in in the social fabric of America. So, New York City just elected a new mayor,

Zoran Mamdani, a self-declared democratic socialist, Marxist, Muslim, with big promises of government solutions to their problems.

He's going to freeze rent.

He's going to start up government-run grocery stores and pull back police presence,

replacing them with social workers.

Now, these ideas, they sound great at the 100,000 foot level, sounds very

...