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And now your host, Logan Secula. Welcome to Secula. We do have a packed show today.

My brother, Jordan Seculose, in studio Will Haynes as well. And later on, we joined by ACLJ Jerusalem head,

Jeff Balabon, as we know there was some big moves out of Canada, Australia, and UK, as a recognized Palestinian statehood. Now, what that means, how much of that is a show? We're going to talk about that because a lot of it is. A lot of it is a if-a, will they, could they? And when it really looks at what would have to happen to get there, at this moment, it's almost impossible. Now, that being said, we are going to kick things off talking about the Charlie Charlie Clark Memorial, which, as a lot of you, I'm sure did, spent most of your day yesterday watching this six, seven hour, a long memorial service that started noon central time, I believe. It was something we started watching all day, and I feel like I watched it well into the evening. You know, over, I think there's about 100,000 people showed up for this.

I know plenty of friends that went out and friends, some that were connected and then

some that were just fans that were just wanting to show their support and be there in the

room to be there for a turning point, for the Kirk family, for all of this, and to see this

pretty incredible lineup of speakers that went all the way from President Trump, you know,

to Tucker Carlson, to a lot of heavy hitters. And then some interesting picks, including some

pastoral pick. I have to say, as someone who's involved in the Christian music industry,

quite a bit, I got to give it up. And I think if you're a Christian music fan, you got to give it up to people like Brandon Lake, Chris Tomlin, Phil Wickham. That's a good thing. Yeah. Because Brandon Lake has no, in some ways, personally, if he's a selfish man, which I'm not saying he is, I'm saying he's not at this point.

There's no upside really to him doing this.

The man is selling out arenas in almost stadiums nationwide right now, bigger than he's ever been, nominated for awards well beyond even Christian awards, and decides to show up, lead worship in a traditional way and to stick around around for the pretty, what looked like to be the entire event.

Huge respect for those Christian music artists, because look, even within the industry

itself, I will tell you, it is not easy to do anything that could be quote unquote labeled

political.

And of course, with Charlie Kirk, it's in the cast of characters that were going to be at

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