Ladies and gentlemen, back by popular demand. Dr. Godside is a visiting scholar at the Declaration of Independence Center for the Study of American Freedom at the University of Mississippi.

Y'all told me y'all want him back one of our most popular interviews the first time, so y'all helped me welcome Dr. Godside.

So good to be with you. I was so happy to see you last time around. Let's continue the tango.

Yes, yes. It was such an incredible interview. Your insight is just impeccable.

And when we had the interview that we put out on my channel before the tragedy that happened to Charlie,

and as soon as the tragedy happened, you know, I'm looking

on the internet and I see everybody giving commentary and I saw your commentary and I said,

I got to have him back to talk about this because it's very important for sound-minded people

to have sound-minded conversations about what really matters when it comes to Charlie's life,

when it comes to his's life, when it comes

to his legacy after his death.

And so that's one of the reasons why, the biggest reason why I want to bring you on.

But doctor, can you explain how you feel because you had a chance to meet Charlie.

You were on Charlie show, he interviewed you.

Can you talk about just your experience with Charlie and your thoughts on the tragedy? Well, I'll start with the

personal level. I mean, look, I think millions of people are grieving Charlie who haven't met him

because he exudes a positivity. He exudes all that you would think are the great ideals of the American spirit.

But now imagine if you do know Charlie, you're only going to appreciate and love him more.

I knew him well. He was a friend. He's invited me many times on his show.

He's been on my show. We've met in person. We actually met in Mar-a- Mara Lago last year I was invited to a mega

event make education great again at Mara Lago we met up there he invited me to

Turning Point USA America Fest where I give a talk on you know how to live a happy life

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