00:07:09.680Even back in the Biden administration, he was found not guilty.
00:07:12.680You remember in 2025, President Trump pardoned Vaughn and 23 other pro-life activists who had been convicted under the FACE Act.
00:07:20.520The Trump Justice Department also changed the policy on how they enforce this.
00:07:26.340And now it's a policy of there has to be serious injury or death or major property damage.
00:07:34.260Right now, the interesting thing is, is will the DOJ prosecute when there's been major damage on facilities or anything like that or harassment for pro-life things?
00:07:50.420Right. Because you remember when those people went into that church here a few months ago, they went into that church and were harassing and threatening and all that.
00:07:58.600Those people ought to be prosecuted under the FACE Act.
00:08:03.360And at the time that all of this happened, Senator Josh Howley pointed out the irony, and we have a screenshot of that.
00:08:12.120And he says that President Biden prosecuted an 89-year-old concentration camp survivor for singing hymns in a clinic hallway.
00:08:23.020And then Biden turned around and handed out pardons for criminal murders on his last day in office.
00:08:29.460And President Trump can and should right these wrongs, and he did.
00:08:34.560First of all, Vaughn was able to win against the government.
00:08:38.480And secondly, that President Trump pardoned those people.
00:08:41.180And that's, if you want to think about voting, as you think about going to the polls here in November,
00:08:46.680again, you got to put out all the noise, all right?
00:08:50.960And you got to understand the policies that the various people represent.
00:08:56.760Now, do you think if Kamala Harris would have won the presidential election in 2024, do you think that she would have pardoned these people?
00:09:06.720No, she would have continued arresting more and more people that were pro-life.
00:09:12.240So you really have to think about that and you have to weigh all the different stuff.
00:09:16.400I understand there's probably some things maybe that the Trump administration has done that, you know, that you may not be on board with.
00:09:24.060and there may be some things that you wish they would have done better.
00:09:29.200But when you look at the whole scope of things and compare it to what the other side seems to be promoting,
00:09:37.200and we'll talk about that more in just a minute as well, it's not even close to me.
00:09:41.440I don't even understand how someone who, they don't have to be a far right person,
00:09:45.820just anybody in the center, anybody that's not far left should be happy with the overall policies
00:09:53.780of what the Republicans are talking about.
00:10:20.400They have been very accurate in the last few elections, predicting what was going to happen.
00:10:27.580Now, they are considered a Republican pollster, meaning that Republican candidates and even the party probably uses them to do some polling.
00:10:40.780It's one thing to maybe you might say, well, they're partisan.
00:10:44.320Although I think if you go in and look at their questions, I don't think you'll find that to be the case.
00:10:48.280But then you say, OK, well, then how accurate were they at the end of the day after the election?
00:10:54.740And these people have been very accurate. That's why I'm talking about their polling.
00:10:58.120They just did a poll here a couple of weeks ago, and they were polling initially on the Iran conflict.
00:11:06.160And they have polled a thousand general election voters. OK.
00:11:11.340And the first question was about the Strait of Hormuz.
00:11:15.000Their respondents were asked whether they agreed that Iran should not be allowed to block, attack, mine, or extort ships in the Strait of Hormuz.
00:11:24.280And you remember the Strait of Hormuz is where a lot of shipping goes through for commerce, whether that's oil or whether that's food or whatever it is.
00:11:33.400Commerce goes through that Strait of Hormuz, which is down below Iran between there and Qatar on the other side and some other countries as well.
00:11:42.200And 72% of the people that they talked to, and again, these are not just Republicans.
00:11:49.640These are general election voters, so it's a mixture.
00:20:09.100There needs to be a price that he pays for what he did to the American public.
00:20:12.940Because there are going to be people, especially our children, who we know should have been able to go back to school, the young children that are going to have long term effects of this.
00:20:21.860We also know that some of the side effects of the virus, the vaccine for the virus, were devastating and actually deadly to some young men out there and just not acceptable as to what, you know, what should have happened and what, you know, what did happen, I suppose.
00:20:41.400But anyway, and there's there we have some more things that we want to show you on the screen that talked about the people, the people that were on the call.
00:20:51.840And then also August the 13th, more information that he determined that the DOJ's efforts of the mandate vaccines were were under certain circumstances.
00:21:03.680So, I mean, there's just a lot of stuff that went on. We talked about since August of 2022, the CDC and senior officials on vaccine messaging were influenced by policy or probably policy and political considerations.
00:21:19.780The CDC wanted to state that the vaccines were not effective at all in preventing infection and transmission. Now, did you hear that?
00:21:27.640I mean, we heard it from alternate sources, but we didn't hear it coming straight down through the government.
00:21:33.660And I actually fault the Trump administration partially for this as well, because they were involved in this, too.
00:21:39.020Right. Before, you know, Trump left office, he was also praising Fauci early on, gave him a medal, all those types of things.
00:21:49.260I don't think we allowed that to ask enough questions either.
00:21:52.680I know some of you won't agree with me on that, and that's fine.
00:21:55.120But I think the Trump administration kind of fell into the spell also.
00:22:02.200And, OK, believe the science, believe the science.
00:22:05.620We wanted Fauci, Fauci, though, convinced them to soften this to a modest and waning efficacy.
00:22:14.480So they changed it, saying that it wouldn't affect transmission to it modestly.
00:22:19.660They soften the words because words do matter.
00:22:23.160And so they didn't want to undermine the DOJ's effort at that DOJ at the time to mandate for vaccines in certain circumstances.
00:22:33.120After the hearing was over, Senator Paul announced his plans to seek contempt charges,
00:22:37.840which I think they're having a vote on that either this week or next week against Fauci.
00:22:42.060Contempt of Congress is a crime as well.
00:22:44.780And I think their position will be that he didn't have the right to take the Fifth Amendment.
00:22:50.080And he showed, as Senator Howley talked about, and he showed contempt for Congress by doing that.
00:22:56.940And actually, it is going to be this week.
00:23:00.420Today, we're recording this on August the 5th, and they are going to vote on the contempt resolution against Fauci.
00:23:07.980And if it's approved, it'll be sent to the DOJ with a recommendation to prosecute.
00:23:13.660But, you know, some of this you have to laugh at.
00:23:46.340okay like that absolute coward tony foucher absolute coward are you kidding me yeah 111
00:23:58.720you got a pardon and you're in front and you pleaded over 100 times yeah at the white house
00:24:03.280what are you scared of tony i thought you were the science yeah yeah i thought you were i am
00:24:07.740science and you get up there and you can't answer a question oh that's funny oh i i give uh i give
00:24:14.840him some credit for doing that. I thought that was pretty funny. It's the truth. Of course,
00:24:19.860Rogers was never a vaccine guy anyway. If you remember, he opposed the vaccine, didn't take
00:24:25.160the vaccine. He looked into a lot of things like we did. I had to give my wife and Allie Beth both
00:24:32.900credit. They were never in favor of the vaccine and stood strong on that. And yep, I think Lisa
00:24:39.960they got COVID a couple of times. It was never bad. A couple of days of feeling bad. I mean,
00:24:44.360again, if you didn't know it was COVID, you would have thought it was, you know, a cold or the flu.
00:24:50.040And so we just did not focus on the right people. A lot of people did die generally because they
00:24:58.320had comorbidities, meaning they were either way overweight or they already had heart problems.
00:25:05.500And when combined that with COVID and not treating it properly through some of the methods that they could have used, a lot of people died unnecessarily, especially people in our nursing homes and what have you.
00:25:18.800And that is a I mean, that's just to me is a crime that we allowed that to happen.
00:25:23.940All right. So we'll see what happens with Dr. Fauci.
00:25:27.920And I think that I don't know if his contempt of Congress, I'm sure it will pass the committee and I don't know what the DOJ will do with it.
00:25:38.600But it will be interesting to keep monitoring that because he is an important figure in our lifetime, someone that probably none of us knew before all of this started.
00:25:49.480And it just tells you that when you concentrate power in an individual or a small group of individuals, bad things can happen when they're not held accountable.
00:26:02.020And that's what happened during COVID with Fauci, is that any of us that wanted to disagree, we were immediately called crazy or shut down or didn't even have a voice to be able to do that.
00:26:15.180And I'll stand up for Senator Paul because he was one of the ones that from day one was questioning Anthony Fauci.
00:26:21.320He believed, and I think there's some evidence to that, that this gain of function where it can go from an animal to a human being is something that they were actively working on in that lab.
00:26:36.320And that we, through our tax dollars, helped pay for that.
00:26:40.620And Fauci has denied that from day one.
00:26:43.420And that's I think it's been proven that that's not true. All right. Next item that we're going to talk about is it kind of talks about socialism and communism.
00:26:55.940And one of the poster children for that is a lady who is running for governor in Wisconsin as a, quote unquote, Democratic socialist.
00:27:07.500And we've got some questions on that. Alyssa asked, the governor race in Wisconsin, it's scary up here.
00:27:14.260If communist Francesca Hong has a legitimate chance to governor in Wisconsin, I pray no.
00:27:21.620Well, I'm not sure if it's a legitimate chance.
00:27:24.840She has a chance, as we have seen in some other places around the country.
00:27:31.720Now, it's mostly heavily liberal places, although the guy just in Michigan last night, the El Saeed guy, or Abdul El Saeed, just won the Democrat primary up there for the Senate.
00:27:49.420And we'll see what happens as the election comes around in November.
00:27:53.180We don't know what's going to happen, but we're going to find out as we go through the next few months.
00:27:59.100You may not know her. And again, if you don't live in Wisconsin, you may not be interested, but you should be interested because this is something that's spreading across the nation.
00:28:07.500We have same types of people running for office in Texas, and you probably have them in your state.
00:28:12.560So you've got to pay attention. She is a former chef and small business owner who has always been a far left progressive.
00:28:22.460She served as a state representative in 2021 or since 2021.
00:28:27.300So for the last five years, she's a candidate for the Democrat primary for governor.
00:28:32.260She's been endorsed by the Democratic Socialists of America as a member of the Wisconsin Socialist Caucus, which that tells you something.
00:28:43.080If there's enough people in there to have a caucus, meaning there's enough of our other fellow state reps that they form their own caucus.
00:28:50.020That's a little scary. I'll tell you that. According to a poll done by Marquette University, she leaves the primary with 38% support among Democrat voters. Her closest competitor is former Lieutenant Governor Mandela Barnes, and she's only got 16%.
00:29:07.080So I would say the chances of this lady winning the Democrat primary are pretty good.
00:29:16.260She has expressed some pretty radical views, including the criticism of traditional holidays, such as Thanksgiving and support for anti-racism policies that most of us would argue are actually racial themselves.
00:29:33.500And they're based on what we believe that she thinks should be racial privilege and identity politics.
00:29:42.900In fact, here's what she has to say on why Thanksgiving should be canceled.
00:29:48.100Do you still believe that Thanksgiving should be canceled?
00:29:51.680Thanksgiving is also a time that's incredibly painful for many people in our communities.
00:29:56.580And so I think there I wanted to make sure that people understood that there are multiple views.
00:33:23.640and then again, those of you that are Gen Zers
00:33:27.760and Gen Yers and whatever the new Gens are, you probably
00:33:31.840don't know that much about communism because it hasn't been a big issue
00:33:36.040during your lifetime. But for baby boomers,
00:33:39.760which a lot of people think that baby boomers
00:33:43.140don't understand things on how the world works and all that type of stuff
00:33:47.840these days, which is not true, by the way. But
00:33:50.860baby boomers remember communism because during our
00:33:55.760formative years and the years of which we were becoming adults
00:33:59.660and what have you, we talked about communism all the time.
00:34:05.380Russia, at the time it was USSR, which was a large group of countries in the East, all
00:34:16.720right, that started out of just being Russia, and then they added all this territory in
00:34:22.760these different countries that became communist.
00:34:24.960And essentially, communist is a system, a political and economic system that puts basically ownership of everything to the state or to the government.
00:34:39.040And all the big industries like the oil industry, electricity, all the major industries are owned by the government.
00:34:47.640And the government then controls, essentially controls economic output.
00:34:53.540Some people argue that this gives greater equality, but countries that have adopted communism,
00:34:59.280just go back and look at the history of them, have experienced widespread famine.
00:36:08.020And his people have nothing to do about it short of having a revolution.
00:36:11.840they communism review removes worker autonomy by placing the government and control of economic
00:36:18.340activity it claims that people are more motivated to do that that's just not true it reduces it it
00:36:25.040also reduces innovation because there's no marketing incentives how do you think all the
00:36:29.560things that things that have been invented in the united states and the advancement that we've been
00:36:34.920made there's they've done that because there's incentive to do that you know either their
00:36:39.980incentive is, hey, we're going to help people, or it's going to give my family a better life,
00:36:44.220or can make money from doing that. So the Democratic Socialist Party of America seeks
00:36:50.580to do the same thing that communism does. Now, what they're trying to do is get elected to do it.
00:36:57.760And I'll just tell you, my Democrats that are out there and independents, don't be fooled by them.
00:37:03.140All right. You and I may disagree on some things, but don't let your party be taken over by these socialists.
00:37:11.520All right. Don't let your party do that because the majority of American people and it may take us a while to figure it out.
00:37:19.140Sometimes we're slow. The majority of American people are not going to support that and they will rebel.
00:37:25.140And actually, you know, as a Republican, you know, that's OK with me as far as a Democrat socialist winning the Democrat primaries because it'll be easier for us to beat.
00:37:36.760But I really don't want that to happen.
00:37:38.300I want it to be rejected by Democrats, clear thinking Democrats and independents, as well as Republicans, of course.
00:37:47.360And then let's just go head to head and see who has the better, you know, the better free liberty type ideas that will work best for everybody. Right now, maybe, you know, and we can argue those. Right.
00:38:03.360The Democrats may think we ought to have more government assistance on this, and Republicans think less, or taxes, all those.
00:38:32.040So anyway, if you just want to go back and look at Venezuela and Nicaragua, I told you I was just in Argentina a few weeks ago and they're coming out of a communist scenario.
00:38:41.060But you can tell the effects of communism. I've been to Romania, went there in the 90s and early 2000.
00:38:47.620They had just come out of communism and everything was just so drab and very utilitarian.
00:38:54.520And you could tell there's just no innovation there that's changing, but it takes a long time to change that.
00:39:00.960But just take a look at Venezuela and Nicaragua and how some of these so-called socialist governments that came to power through election, then they concentrated power.
00:39:10.300Chavez, you know, they what happens is, is they get elected, but then they start concentrating power so that they'll and then they decide, well, we're just not going to have elections anymore, which is what Putin did.
00:39:20.280Right. We're just not going to have elections. We're going to cancel elections or we're going to set them up to where there's no way that that that dictator is going to lose.
00:39:29.240So I just want to make sure that you understand, don't be fooled by socialists.
00:39:35.420Socialism and communism is the same thing.
00:39:37.980And I would encourage you to do some of your own research.
00:39:58.060So the idea of universal free child care sounds great, but it's really not about the child care.
00:40:03.880It's about getting those kids under government control so that they can teach them what they want to teach them.
00:40:12.500If you think about what's happened in our colleges around the United States, how the the liberal ideology,
00:40:20.720in fact, the far left ideology has come into play and how they've taken over many of our colleges.
00:40:25.960That's what they want to do at the early ages.
00:40:28.820These people know that getting the kids indoctrinated will eventually change how the adult world looks at it, too, because these kids are going to grow up, obviously, to be adults.
00:40:39.340So don't think it's about free child care.
00:40:42.040It's about government control of what your children are taught about this country.
00:40:49.080And we should be resisting that at every angle that we can and every way that we can, every time that we can.
00:40:59.420If you have any questions on communism or socialism, please email me if you would like to.
00:41:04.360The next thing we're going to talk about is the Kids Act.
00:41:06.900And if you remember the Kids Act, we had it in a prior episode, and it really talks about how we can help our kids be safer online.
00:41:15.480And it came from a question that we just recently got that says this. This is from Asia.
00:41:21.540Kids Act now broken down into Screen Act. What are our thoughts on that?
00:41:26.680And we'll talk about why it's been broken down.
00:41:30.580And we're going to also here now talk about what the two elements are.
00:41:35.140The House passed the Kids Act abroad package a few months ago, but it's stalling right now in the Senate.
00:41:43.740But the Senate Commerce Chairman, Senator Ted Cruz, who's a Texas senator, is moving individual bills separately.
00:41:52.600So what happens is the House passed a conglomerate bill.
00:41:56.520Remember, the House can pass bills on a simple majority.
00:42:00.400The Senate has to get 60 votes to even consider a bill.
00:42:04.820Then once it's being considered on the floor, it can pass at a simple majority.
00:42:08.500But it gets stopped from even getting to the floor because of this 60 vote, which I am now opposed to, as we've talked about in the past.
00:42:18.020So what what Senator Cruz is doing, which is smart, is he's breaking the bill down into smaller pieces because there's probably a little bit of it that if it was in a big bill, it's going to kill the whole big bill.
00:42:29.220So he's breaking it down into three or four different types of smaller bills, and they advance what they call COSA, K-O-S-A, and we'll put the link to some of this in the show notes.
00:42:42.260It was originally the duty of care provision, which the Senate is the committee is advancing it, but they didn't advance the portion of the Screen Act after failing to reach quorum needed for approval.
00:42:59.480So we're not we don't know what's going to happen with the Screen Act and the Screen Act, which would require pornography websites to use age verification technology that stalled the committee.
00:43:09.100Why in the world that is even something that is a hard vote, even for Democrats?
00:43:17.360I mean, I'm sure some of these pornography companies, you know, spend a lot of money on campaign contributions and stuff.
00:43:23.020But, man, that should be an easy vote.
00:43:24.900All we're asking them to do is to verify.
00:43:26.800These companies say they're not really going after children.
00:43:29.480So if they're not going after children, then what's the problem with doing the age identity verification?
00:43:35.140It does seem like that the Kids Safety Act is going to get a full Senate vote, the smaller version of it.
00:43:42.620But we don't know what's going to happen with the Screen Act, which is, again, the one for making age verification requirement.
00:43:50.580If either bill ultimately does pass, though, in different forms, it has to go to a conference committee and they'll have to go back through the House and the Senate to vote again before the president could sign it.
00:47:35.660And again, if God's called you to do something specific as far as your career is concerned,
00:47:41.300I'm not telling you you should get out of that.
00:47:43.840What he might be telling you then is, hey, you've got to reduce your expenses, right?
00:47:47.200because they you have to even as a young family i kept a budget we didn't always stay within it but
00:47:53.380it kept me within a guideline and uh and so i'd encourage you to do that you have to you have to
00:47:59.720live below your means your kids don't need everything they say they need or everything
00:48:03.000they say they want or anything like that so um next question is and again if you happen to hear
00:48:10.140any background noise today my wife has got 14 fellow songwriters up here today and they're having
00:48:16.920a songwriting gathering where they're writing songs, mostly worship songs, and they come up
00:48:24.780with some good stuff. And so if you happen to hear a little bit of that in the background,
00:48:27.800that's what's going on. So I apologize for that. But creative people are creative. I mean,
00:48:32.260that's what they do. So anyway, okay. How to find financial advisor you can trust.
00:48:37.580First of all, never use a financial advisor that gets paid based on the commissions or based on
00:48:44.160you buying or selling anything. You should only have a financial advisor that either gets paid
00:48:49.640by the hour, which is fine, or they get paid a percentage of what you invest with them, meaning,
00:48:55.600and most of them are around 1%, because they have an incentive then. If you put $100 with them
00:49:00.940and that grows to $1,000, then 1% of $100 is less than 1% of $1,000. So they have the incentive to
00:49:09.940help your account grow. Also, I'd be very careful about having family members, unless it's you and
00:49:18.600your husband, or maybe your son, or dad, or mom, investing with them. Hiring a financial planner
00:49:28.120that is a member of your family can be difficult. First of all, they may not be willing to tell you
00:49:36.560the truths that you need to know, like, hey, you're spending too much money. And you may be
00:49:41.880willing to forgive them for poor investment performance when you wouldn't do that if you
00:49:46.720had an arm's length transaction with it. And so I would be careful about that. There are Christian
00:49:52.640financial planners out there. That doesn't mean they're the best ones. Okay, I want you to make
00:49:56.720sure you know that. Ron Blue has a company called Blue, I think it's called Blue Trust Company.
00:50:02.220and they were the ones that started Crown Financial and about biblical living.
00:50:09.300Dave Ramsey may have some recommendations on this as well.
00:50:12.780But I would look at if there's a, I think it's called Blue, you can look it up, Ron Blue Investments.
00:50:19.300If there is a local person in your area that is involved with them, I would certainly give them a call as well.
00:50:27.200How to trust God more, how to wait regarding jobs, marriage, kids, and their salvation.
00:50:32.400Well, first of all, I think God honors righteous actions.
00:50:36.500So if there's anything you can be doing other than just waiting, then I think it's okay to be doing that if it's the right thing.
00:50:43.880But we have to understand that when it's all said and done, it's God's plan for how your kids become saved.
00:50:57.700And all the thing that you can do is live a life that shows what it's like to be a person of faith,
00:51:04.860the believer in Christ, and expose them to the word, the plan of salvation, the message,
00:51:13.660and what have you. And I think you do have to be patient with that, but patient is not necessarily
00:51:21.220doing nothing. Patience might also mean, especially as a job-related, I'm looking for another. I'm
00:51:28.140looking for a better job scenario. And then when those opportunities come up, you know, just
00:51:34.480seek God's peace for what the decision should be. That's how I would, that's how we've always done
00:51:40.100it. That's how, that's how that I have seen it be the most successful. All right. What if we can't
00:51:51.180afford private school? I'm not sure I'm cut out to homeschool three kids. I agree with that.
00:51:56.900It's not, private school is not for everybody. If you can't afford it and you're not a homeschool
00:52:00.560person, then here's what I would tell you is that you need to get very, very involved with your
00:52:07.320local public school. And maybe that starting out is just making sure you're meeting with your kids
00:52:12.800teachers more regularly than most people, making sure you're going to some of the school board
00:52:17.480meetings so that you can get a general philosophy on what that particular school district thinks
00:52:21.760about things. Consider, you know, being the room mom and eventually consider running for local
00:52:29.080school board office. That's how you can be engaged, all right? And I would very much,
00:52:35.340if you can't go private school, private Christian school, and you don't want to homeschool,
00:52:40.340then just make sure you're very engaged with your local public school.
00:52:47.500Schooling experience with disabled child, how to make best of it in a strong Christian family. Well,
00:52:53.280that's difficult and you know Lisa and I have a child with disabilities and it's it can be very
00:53:00.880frustrating I do believe that you still have to you're the advocate for your child and you can't
00:53:10.760be passive about that you have to demand things that that your child is able to receive or should
00:53:18.420receive and if there's a way that that that there can be the child can receive a Christian education
00:53:25.740that you should do that over a public education but again if not you have to be the strongest
00:53:31.680advocate for your child and there are a lot of rights that a disabled child has that most people
00:53:37.360don't know about so make sure that you research those things and that you are you're in there
00:53:44.660fighting for them. And you know what? There may be some people that don't like that, and they may
00:53:49.460think that's unchristian, but it's not. It's not. We are supposed to take care of these children.
00:53:56.900And certainly, if they're our own child, that's one of our greatest responsibilities.
00:54:03.800I'm curious about the Arkansas Educational Freedom Accounts. I think they're awesome.
00:54:09.340We just did that in Texas, as you know, something similar to that.
00:54:13.000Anything that gets more control into the parents' hands on where their kids go to school and what their kids learn is better.
00:54:22.340And it doesn't take money from public schools, okay?
00:54:25.800Whoever preaches that is just not telling the truth.
00:54:28.720If public school enrollment goes down because that private schools are better than public schools, then, yeah, they're going to lose some per-student funding.
00:54:37.560but it doesn't affect the overall general commitment.
00:54:42.080If they are losing students, then their expenses aren't as much, right?
00:54:46.960And so they're not losing their funding they get for buildings and things like that.
00:54:51.240They're losing money from the cost of the per student.
00:54:55.780And so therefore, anybody says that, hey, they're taking all the money out of public schools is just not true.
00:55:00.860I think the educational freedom accounts in Arkansas are a very good thing and a very strong step in the right direction.
00:55:12.360I know encouragement for single women waiting on God.
00:55:18.980Well, you know, I'm certainly not an expert on that.
00:55:22.740Allie probably can help you a little bit more on that.
00:55:24.780But what I will say, and now I'm the father of a daughter and a grandfather now of three granddaughters,
00:55:30.860and we'll see as they grow up in all of this, waiting on God.
00:55:36.080I think that for all of us, as I said a minute ago, waiting on God is important,
00:55:42.700but it's also we need to be doing things while we're waiting.
00:55:46.000Are we doing everything that we can, what He's already given us the brain and mind and heart to do?
00:55:53.080Are we presenting ourself in a way that, you know, that would get us to the answer that God wants us to get to?
00:56:01.820Because remember, his plan is not for us to be miserable.
00:56:07.060His plan is for us is to be happy and it's to be live an abundant life and all that.
00:56:11.440But we have to take some control of that ourselves by things that he's already given us.
00:56:16.180And so I think if you are taking all the right steps, that the waiting will result in the right answer and what you're looking for.
00:56:27.700The timing of it, you know, I'm still waiting.
00:56:30.720We're still waiting on God to take Daniel's seizures away because we know he can do it and we want him to do it, but it hasn't happened yet.
00:56:37.640And so we have to make sure we're doing all the things here.
00:56:53.780Is it better to commute with a good interest rate or move closer to work to have more family time?
00:56:59.820Well, I think if you're willing to have more family, if you're willing to move closer to work and maybe live in less of a house, then I think that is a smart thing to do or less expensive or maybe don't have quite as good of an interest rate.
00:59:19.300It was just for us to show, you know, they had this group of people that they did these rattlesnake roundups because they had so many rattlesnakes in West Texas.
00:59:28.460But that was, you know, that was just to show us how they handled them.
00:59:31.600It wasn't anything related to religion.