All right ladies and gentlemen, this is one of my favorite parts of the show where I get to hear from you guys back at home and provide you with answers.

So let's dive right into your questions.

First question is from Vanessa, she asks, now that Winnie the Pooh is public domain, the story is being turned into a horror slasher film.

What are your thoughts on the public domain and do you think this corrupts Winnie the Pooh?

My thoughts are of course it corrupts Winnie the Pooh and that's the point and if there's been one theme in this episode, if there's been one theme in our society, it's that we are a society that is inching closer and closer to normalizing violence.

So it makes perfect sense that the first IDSM one has is to turn it into a slasher film and it's unfortunate because you know that is such a classic Winnie the Pooh.

Everyone grew up listening, watching Winnie the Pooh, having Winnie the Pooh stuffed animals and it's a huge reason why I am so concerned as a parent with my child watching TV.

My child is almost 16 months and he still has not watched any television because I can't trust what's on TV.

Everything has become corrupted, even the ones that aren't as obvious.

I can't see this introduction of the trans and the gay agenda everywhere when you hear Disney executives talking about all we're going to just make everything gay and make you know just try to make everything trans everywhere.

It's an unfortunate society for our children to grow up in and I think it's incumbent upon parents to just simply acknowledge that this is where we're at.

Why do you think school shootings happen mostly in America as opposed to other countries, even the most violent ones, what logical steps can the United States take in reducing or ending them without infringing on the rights of its citizens.

I think the answer that is because America has become an increasingly faithless society has become an increasingly spineless society.

A lot of that is due to the fact that we worship Hollywood. The Bible talks extensively about idolatry and I always encourage people that even if you're not religious, you should just read the Bible objectively as if it's just a book.

It's just incredible. At any time you're going to go, bam, that's right, bam, that's right.

When you have a society that's completely faithless, you should know that it isn't actually faithless. Let me try to explain that thought.

We live in a society that's increasingly more atheistic, but there's no such thing as an absence of faith. It's always a conversion of faith.

What I mean by that is that people begin worshipping climate change. People begin worshipping black lives matter. People begin worshipping celebrities and celebrities tell them, oh, you should abort your children nine months in the womb and they don't know what to do with that information other than to say, okay, okay.

Well, I like Taylor Swift. I must also like all of her ideas about what I should be doing and I should be marching from my body my choice.

Even in societies that we know that are violent, like you're talking about, I presume the Middle East, for example, in Taliban. They have faith. It's the reason why they be a SNF Afghanistan because they believe in something.

In our society believes in nothing, but these causes that come around and they're fleeting and they're momentary. It's your black lives matter flag that turns into your Ukraine flag that turns into your doctor Fauci flag.

We're faithless, right? And that's why it was, you know, a pleasure to be able to host Jonathan Isaac today on the show and to talk to him extensively about why his faith has been in poor.

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