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Welcome to the Tudor Dixon podcast and Merry Christmas.

I'm excited because we are going to talk all things faith today.

I have Kyle Olson with me from the Midwesterner. And I wanted to go through a couple of different

things that have come out since the election with Kyle because Kyle, I think that this election

was unlike any election we had ever seen in our generation because there had been such a push away

from faith for so long that people hadn't really openly talked about it in a positive way

in a presidential election until we saw Donald Trump, the assassination attempt against Donald

Trump. It was like suddenly there was this freedom

to say, I also believe in God. And I think it was amazing. What's your take on that? Yeah, I think what

happened is he sort of creates a tolerance or space to be able to express your views and express your faith.

And so, and because it was a real contrast to what we have seen for the last many years

with, you know, DEI and woke and all of that stuff, where we see institutions are

marginalizing and even demonizing people's faith,

regardless of what it is.

Because what we'll see is, you know, this rhetoric in the media about Christian nationalism

and, you know, those, that particular Trump supporter is a Christian nationalist and all of that.

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