Everyone, it's Andrew Clavin. I hope you had a great Thanksgiving, as you know, there's no show this week.

So I gave a speech at the Reagan Ranch in Santa Barbara for Yaff, the Young America's Foundation.

I hope you'll take a listen to this. It's called The tyranny of bad ideas and I think you'll be really interested in what I have to say.

Andrew Clavin is the author of such international best-selling crime novels as

True Crime film by Clint Eastwood, Don't Say a Word starring Michael Douglas as well

as Empire of Lies and Wherewolf Cop.

Clavin, and this is the most surprising part,

a graduate of the University of California, Berkeley,

of all places, has won the Mystery Writers of America's Edgar Award twice, the Thumping Good Reed Award

from W.H. Smith, and nominated for Anthony Awards and the International Thriller's Writer Award.

He scripted the 2018 film Gosnell,

the trial of America's biggest serial killer,

a crime based on the true story of an abortion doctor convicted of murder.

His first book of non-fiction is a memoir of his religious journey,

the good, excuse me, the great good thing, a secular Jew comes to faith in Christ was published in 2016.

It is a memoir of a spiritual journey from secular Judaism and agnosticism to Christianity.

As many of you know, he currently does a weekly podcast

for the Daily Wire called the Andrew Clavin show

and speaks for Yap across the country on college campuses.

Please join me in welcoming Andrew Clavin. Thank you.

Thank you. Thanks very much.

The Bible says that the span of a man's life is three score years and ten, seventy years.

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