You know, we recorded a show, I guess, you know, by the end of 20, early, I don't know when it was, end of 2025.

And we talked about some of the best, you know, most significant events of 2025 and how they were affecting just what we were viewing in prophecy and the world. And, you know,

the audience just loved it. They asked for more. And I said, well, let's, let's do another show.

And we're going to look, you know, we're not opening up a crystal ball here or anything,

but we're just, we're saying what are some of the most influential things that could shape 2026. And I got to

tell you, Pete, 2026 is turning out to be a pretty big dumpster fire already.

Sure is, man. It's going to be an exciting year. No doubt. I mean, we have, uh, I mean, we got

Trump that's just rolling hard onto Venezuela, capturing Maduro.

We've got Minnesota that seems like it's, it's its own dumpster fire.

Mamdani taking office and New York City swearing in on the Quran.

Iran is, I don't know if it's going to implode, explode, or a little bit of both, but we have this, everything that's going on in Israel. And we're just hitting the tip of the iceberg here.

Yeah. Yeah. I mean, we're at the end of one, we're at the end of the post-Cold War era.

You know, a lot of the global elite call it the fourth turning point.

So it's going to be a very disruptive time because we're going between the way the world used to be to the way the world is going to be.

It's turning out to be.

And you've got accelerants like Donald Trump, the advancements in artificial intelligence. You've got the old systems that are

starting to fall apart around the world. People are just, they can't take the status quo anymore.

And things are beginning to change so it's systemic across

the board so i think 2026 would be a very turbulent year even more so than 2025 wow well i know i'm

i'm very interested in what you have in mind and uh you you were sharing with me some of the things that you see and they're as always

with you so deep and I mean that in a good way because you look beyond what is just surface level

and you go into some of the deeper issues.

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