Well, Libby, it is good to see you. I wanted to bring you in. Obviously, we were covering the Brown University shooting situation.

There's obviously been some speculation regarding if she was targeted or not. We don't have any further information if that was the case.

So regardless, I was making the point that criminals are killing Americans. and this action fundamentally, either way, is an attempt, or really a successful attempt here, to disrupt this God-ordained order that we have in this country.

And so I was saying whether or not this was targeted, either way, this illustrates the point that this rot that's really overtaken our country needs to be rooted out.

It's so prevalent, and it's really disturbing.

And we're talking about these situations in Australia.

This is a problem that's this sort of blanketed ideology is all over the West,

just this self-hatred, this bitterness, this envy, this sort of anti-God ideology.

I wanted to bring you in for your initial reaction to this shooting in Brown University and sort of what you think this says

about the moment that America is in. Yeah, well, I'll tell you, Tate, right after this happened,

or after the fallout from yesterday on Sunday, my dad texted me about it and he asked me if I had seen the news about the shooting coming at a Brown University. We're from New England. My family's from New England. And so we were talking about it. And both my dad and I were on the same team as regard to what's going on here, which is we have a real self-hate problem in the United States.

And I think that if you look back at the 20th century and the existentialist movement and the

atheist movement that really came into the fore and have taken over our civil discourse, right?

We essentially have an atheist civil discourse.

Even now when people are running for office, they don't tell you about their church or their pastor or their deep faith, whether or not they were putting that on or not.

They don't even tell us about it anymore.

Instead, what we have, when we remove God, what we end up with is a self-loathing because perhaps the natural state of humanity is self-hate. And when you look at what the

belief in God provides us, it provides us an opportunity to share love, to be loved, to share love,

and to love in return. And so when we take that away, we deprive humanity of that impetus to see each other as beautiful children of God. And I don't know,

none of us know who is responsible for this attack at Brown. We saw that a gunman, a suspect, a person

of interest, what have you, was brought in and then was released. And so now we have a

situation where Providence officials and officials in Rhode Island are telling us that

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