The NXR Podcast - THE SPECIAL - Did JP Sears Switch Sides？ No - Evil Did

00:00:00.000 old MAGA people who are willing to criticize Trump, not fall for gaslighting, just see reality,

00:00:06.960 not the way they want it to be, but see reality. They're loyal to truth. That's well said. Now,

00:00:13.320 I think truth is far more important to be loyal to than any person. I think truth is ultimately

00:00:19.380 that leads you to God. We want to be loyal to God and God is truth, not falsehood.

00:00:24.580 so that's why i choose like cool my cause is truth this is just one part of a five-part series with

00:00:31.720 myself and jp sears in this series we're going to be discussing everything from how jp sears became

00:00:38.160 a christian his personal testimony why comedy is inherently transgressive we'll also be talking

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00:01:20.880 Radical Christian Nationalist Pastor, Joel Webin.

00:01:31.660 Joel Webin?

00:01:32.460 Joel Webin.

00:01:33.060 I'm going to talk about Joel Webin.

00:01:34.860 Joel Webin is an accident.

00:01:50.880 All right, here we are. This is episode three. For those of you who are maybe just tuning in,

00:02:00.180 we spent our first episode of this five-part series talking about J.P. Sears and your personal

00:02:07.660 evolution as a comedian, but really more just as a human being, and really focusing on the

00:02:14.460 political side and the cultural side going from you were never really like a flaming lib but just

00:02:22.080 kind of a normie moderate and then you became more conservative 2020 was a massive wake-up call so

00:02:27.520 from you know poking fun at essential oils to then the you know poking fun at the branch

00:02:34.080 covidians and then transgenderism and all these different things and so we talked about like your

00:02:39.540 political and cultural evolution as a person. And then episode two, we talked about your religious

00:02:45.920 evolution as a person becoming Christian. But now I want to kind of pan out and speak less personal

00:02:54.780 and more just the overarching concept of comedy. Because, you know, obviously you've got quite a

00:03:03.300 few haters these days, which I've always noticed for myself, your most profound haters are the

00:03:09.320 people who once loved you yeah right because even if they're completely wrong they're still they're

00:03:15.760 the ones who feel betrayed they feel betrayed they feel betrayed probably why i get all those

00:03:20.680 negative comments from you on your burner accounts i didn't mean to betray you yeah it's like dude

00:03:28.180 we were supposed to be talking about essential oils what happened and so that's what but that's

00:03:32.820 where i'll and i see the comments for myself i'll see them for you you know and it's um uh it's not

00:03:38.540 just like who's this random guy no it's like they all recognize you and and all your most hateful

00:03:43.900 comments are um i it also it all every comment begins with i used to watch you in 2020 or i

00:03:51.320 used to watch you all the way back in 2017 or uh you used to be funny right that's like how many

00:03:57.540 times have you heard it like you used to be funny yeah um and so that's kind of what i want to talk

00:04:03.320 about is um because i i think you're hilarious i think you're doing exactly what the comedian

00:04:10.100 is supposed to do obviously there's plenty of your legacy fans who disagree profoundly

00:04:18.000 um i'm i don't want to give too much away i want to let you get right to it but i don't think you

00:04:24.780 changed i like that's you know i'll show my hand like that's the big idea is that i think you

00:04:31.860 ironically are being, I think you're one of the most consistent influencers, comedic influencers

00:04:39.820 on the internet, from essential oils to COVID to the LGBTQ LMNOP mafia to anti-Zionism. I see that 0.64

00:04:52.820 as like, this isn't all over the place. This is a very cohesive, singular thread woven perfectly

00:05:00.740 through all these things with the common denominator being uh the the true comedian

00:05:08.300 um actually transgresses whatever the given power structure of that moment is that's what i see you

00:05:18.260 doing consistently can you talk about that what is comedy what's the nature of comedy what's the

00:05:24.100 power of comedy and what guides you as you're thinking as a comedian what's my next skit what's

00:05:32.260 my next message what who do i need to punch in the eye yeah you know what is comedy in its

00:05:40.120 purest form uh comedy is truth telling yes and all i do is do my best to tell the truth

00:05:49.140 through comedy, calling balls and strikes as I see it, not as I want it, but as I see it,

00:05:58.920 my best discernment of what's true, and then using comedy to shine the light on lies, hypocrisy,

00:06:08.240 and corruption that are trying to eclipse the light of that truth. And you get praised and

00:06:14.780 criticized for the same thing you know you mentioned some of the hater comments which

00:06:21.280 always welcome they help the algorithm uh the hater comments would be like what happened

00:06:27.620 you've changed jb and then praising comments on that same video is

00:06:34.820 thank you for staying on the side of truth right right which is the exact opposite of how some

00:06:42.720 people perceive it like the haters like you're not you're not telling the truth anymore because

00:06:48.520 you use use your comedy for four years to praise Trump right now you're using your comedy to

00:06:56.060 criticize Trump well Trump isn't a principle in comedy but truth is a principle in comedy

00:07:04.080 so using truth as the guiding light whoever gets in the way of truth whatever gets in the way of

00:07:12.700 truth. It's now in the crosshairs of comedy. And if Trump is in the crosshairs of truth,

00:07:20.320 sounds too assassination-y with this analogy, but then he needs to be criticized. And for a while,

00:07:29.260 it seemed to me that Trump was pretty aligned with truth. So my comedy is not criticizing him,

00:07:36.900 criticizing so much else the biden administration all the things so from my point of view

00:07:44.760 yeah i haven't changed my comedy's changed but i haven't changed my goal has always been

00:07:52.220 to be aligned with truth and use comedy the satire the sort of satire to slice away

00:08:00.420 any barnacle that tries to attach to truth to eclipse it. And that's what will get you loved

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00:09:51.440 People right now are, is interesting time in the American right, because now the American right

00:09:57.500 has like this clear division, call it new MAGA and old MAGA, just to use some current terms.

00:10:04.880 new mega is very loyal what are they loyal to trump old mega people who are willing to

00:10:16.820 criticize trump not fall for gaslighting just see reality not the way they want it to be but

00:10:22.700 see reality they're loyal to truth that's well said now i think truth is far more important to

00:10:29.700 be loyal to than any person. I think truth is ultimately that leads you to God. We want to be

00:10:36.220 loyal to God, and God is truth, not falsehood. So that's why I choose, like, cool, my cause is truth.

00:10:43.360 My cause isn't the Republican Party. It's not MAGA. It's not anything other than truth. And I

00:10:51.500 will call balls and strikes as I see them accordingly. And therefore, because that's my

00:11:01.080 goal with comedy, it's not for any agenda other than the agenda of truth,

00:11:08.400 the nature of what I do comedy on changes. Because with the parlance of our times,

00:11:13.940 what are the biggest lies being sold to the American people? That's what changes.

00:11:20.460 yes so during covid it's like this is safe and effective and you better take it and if you dare

00:11:27.760 question it you're a horrible person and we've had many iterations but now we're at a lie

00:11:34.780 um that's being sold that says hey if you're not supporting israel at all costs 0.96

00:11:40.560 you're an anti-semite you are a terrible person and cool so calling things like israel out

00:11:49.180 zionism out our involvement in the war because of israel calling that out calling out the 0.55

00:11:56.120 occupation of the u.s government calling that out calling out trump's betrayal of campaign promises

00:12:02.780 no new wars um uh justice for the epstein victims calling that out to be fair he said no new wars

00:12:15.120 plural this is only one yeah new war so he was right so we're on one he better not start another

00:12:21.740 one or else he's lying and he's breaking his promise yeah so the nature of what i'm doing

00:12:26.440 comedy on changes and that's very threatening to people that are loyal to what your comedy

00:12:32.040 threatens if they're loyal to trump like yeah my comedy is calling out lies and gaslighting

00:12:38.140 um, um, that Trump is doing. So I understand why some people would just, well, you used to be

00:12:45.240 funny. They, uh, now they hate me and that's fine. It's far more important to me to be loyal to

00:12:51.940 truth. And I'm not here to convince anybody I'm funny or not yet. What I will say is the number

00:13:00.360 one most important principle in comedy, whether it's like a freedom fighter, like me or Dave

00:13:07.100 Chappelle or Shane Gillis, people who like, don't care about politics. They're just world-class

00:13:13.620 funny. What you'll see them using masterfully is the truth principle. Yes. They're telling you a

00:13:21.600 truth. There's a reason why you can watch Saturday Night Live year after year. And you might've got

00:13:28.840 like three chuckles out of yourself after watching Saturday Night Live for the past decade.

00:13:34.960 why is that well they hire good comedians and then they handcuff them what they're not allowed

00:13:41.720 to do is be loyal to the truth principle above all else saturday night live obviously it's very

00:13:49.600 like shane gillis didn't he get fired from like best thing that happened to him right and and uh

00:13:54.880 and he's yeah it's so clear he got fired because he's a good comedian yeah like like all of them

00:14:02.580 are probably good in terms of raw talent maybe not all of them but but at least a few of them

00:14:08.400 but um but shane said no i want to actually use my talent yeah and he is he's been able to

00:14:15.580 be loyal to his truth principle unencumbered now the guy's selling out arenas he he makes more in

00:14:22.460 one night than he would in three years being on saturday night live and those are like real

00:14:29.280 numbers. Uh, and he's more popular. People love him. He's more relatable because he's telling

00:14:36.720 the truth through his jokes. So I've always used comedy, not as the goal is to make people laugh.

00:14:44.480 The goal is to tell the truth. Uh, humor is the language I'm using to communicate

00:14:50.020 to people. And it's one thing to lecture to people. We need that, but we also like comedy

00:14:56.060 exists for a reason. We all have a sense of humor. It's one of our five senses. It's what I would

00:15:02.300 call our sixth sense. So comedy is a way to relate to people because we all have this sense just so

00:15:09.200 happens to be the primary language I've been called to communicate my messages. And so long

00:15:17.340 story short, I remember even during the height of the Biden corruption, just wide open borders,

00:15:24.860 tearing down fence, literally tearing down border mechanisms with bulldozers.

00:15:32.040 I remember talking about that and at times saying to my audience,

00:15:36.660 I can't wait for the pendulum to swing to the other side.

00:15:40.320 You know, when I'm criticizing the right, because evil is going to do that. Remember the

00:15:47.420 W. Bush administration, weapons of mass destruction. Cool. That's where the deception was.

00:15:54.860 Excuse me. Then we have, you know, the Obama time and then Trump, then the Biden time where

00:16:01.300 the pendulum was swinging to the left. It got very extreme. Censorship, open borders,

00:16:10.660 no voter ID. It was just nuts. So much corruption, corruption being the antithesis of truth.

00:16:19.560 It wasn't lost on me. It's not because the left is inherently evil. It's because evil is inherently evil. The left happens to be where it's predominantly expressing itself right now. And it still expresses itself on the left, yet now it's gaining expression on the right.

00:16:40.240 And I would call it the new mega consciousness is where this evil is expressing itself.

00:16:48.340 So I'm glad for my own mental health.

00:16:52.960 I predicted this.

00:16:54.100 I didn't know it would come this fast.

00:16:56.180 But a few years ago, I predicted there will come a time where I am calling out the lies, hypocrisy, and corruption on the right.

00:17:04.060 Because I knew I just need to tell the truth.

00:17:07.840 and evil doesn't have a loyalty to one side or the other right nobody has a monopoly on evil

00:17:15.220 yeah it wherever the path of least resistance is that's where the evil is going and on it's

00:17:21.820 unfortunate yet on the right we have new expressions of evil lies manipulation gaslighting

00:17:32.240 the public and i'm not going to just sit back and act like a coward and have that be the example

00:17:38.760 that my sons see and say like oh that's the real man he'll he'll only speak his mind when it's

00:17:44.900 convenient for him he'll only speak his mind when it supports his cause right instead of his cause

00:17:54.520 being greater than all these little entities it's like oh i want my sons to be able to say

00:18:01.260 dad's cause was the truth dad's cause was serving god the best way he could and he didn't let

00:18:09.620 cowardice uh constrict his vocal cords well said um yeah i feel like comedy i've heard different

00:18:20.360 guys say this so i didn't coin the phrase but i think it's true that comedy is inherently

00:18:26.080 transgressive. So the comedian, other people, like the lecturer, the teacher, the presenter,

00:18:33.560 you know, or even the pastor, in my case, presents the truth. But the comedian presents the truth by

00:18:43.000 transgressing that which stands opposed to the truth. He's not just a presenter of what's right,

00:18:50.840 he's the transgressor of what's wrong he sticks it to the man um and and so because comedy is

00:18:57.620 inherently transgressive uh the comedian if he's consistent so it's not the lack of consistency

00:19:04.520 ironically it is the sheer presence of true consistency uh what makes the comedian good

00:19:10.940 at his job and consistent in his work is that he is going to consistently transgress

00:19:18.460 um wherever falsehoods are found but not obscure falsehoods yeah not um the the true comedian

00:19:28.220 um is is not a bully so he he's not the largest kid on the playground going around and picking

00:19:35.960 on someone half his size the true comedian the jester is the one who in front of the king is the

00:19:43.400 only one in the whole court who's willing to poke fun a little bit here a little bit there but then

00:19:49.380 even at the king and say you know and say something and everyone's like i can't believe

00:19:55.920 he said it like he actually said the emperor has no clothes like that's i feel like that's what

00:20:00.620 the comedian does and so because politically in our country this isn't like this is not a timeless

00:20:05.540 truth this is a timely truth so there's a verse in the bible that uh commends uh the sons of

00:20:12.260 Issachar, for they knew the times and what Israel ought to do. Old Testament Israel, actual Israel,

00:20:18.800 not a nation-state that popped up in 1948, you know, but that Israel. So it says that they knew

00:20:25.700 the times, and they had not only the diagnosis of this is what time it is, and these are the current

00:20:32.200 problems, not timeless problems, but timely problems, relevant. But they also had the

00:20:39.460 the prescription the diagnosis but also the prescription they knew what israel ought to do

00:20:44.680 and i see the comedian it's not necessarily his job to to point out exactly what what you're

00:20:51.780 supposed to do but he's got to be he's got to have his fingers on the pulse with a high degree

00:20:57.680 of accuracy at least in terms of the diagnosis he knows the problem and he's willing to point it out

00:21:03.560 but it's not just obscure problems it's uh the problems um in in the courts of power

00:21:12.100 so so it's like could you right now like could you uh point out problems uh in gaza probably

00:21:23.860 you know like right now can you point out problems um in iran yeah you know like like the problem is

00:21:35.860 that iran you know i heard that someone dug up you know uh artifacts from like 3 000 years ago

00:21:41.180 and um and it said that you know that at that time iran was only two weeks away from

00:21:46.940 so the problem with iran is that they've been two weeks away from nuclear for 3 000 years and they

00:21:52.360 still can't do it so there's a lot of problems no but my my point is to say that ill intel might be

00:21:57.240 a problem with israel by the way but so my point is like can you can you point out problems with

00:22:02.200 muslims of course i i'm a christian i i'm not a fan of islam can you point out problems here there

00:22:08.820 wherever yes but i think the comedian um he's not just the problem finder but he's the one who who

00:22:18.300 actually is uh tasked with uh discerning and and shouting from the rooftop calling attention

00:22:28.260 because it's one thing to discern and know like everybody knew that the emperor had no clothes

00:22:32.960 but it's a little boy who's willing to say it yeah out loud the comedian is the one who's able

00:22:38.820 to say out loud what the the populist consensus is all feeling but unwilling to say yeah but but

00:22:47.580 not just say the problem that everyone feels but specifically to say out loud with courage and

00:22:54.180 comedic value the problem that everyone feels that is located in the seats of power yeah so when it's

00:23:03.780 20 20 through 2024 well what that looks like for the comedian is probably 90 of his jokes

00:23:12.560 are going to be at the expense of the biden administration but it's not that the comedian

00:23:19.640 changed jerseys or switched teams or or is now inconsistent or being a grifter the irony is it's

00:23:27.320 the exact in my assessment it's the exact opposite it's the proof that he's not a grifter

00:23:32.000 yeah that now um well i'm still going to stick it to biden biden's not in power

00:23:38.360 Yeah. Amen to that. The problems that need to be pointed out, the comedian will point them out. Case in point, I forget what it was, might have been earlier this year, end of last year.

00:23:55.820 i did a little channel update for my audience just a quick video uh you know i'm not touring

00:24:02.580 next year just a couple little updates and one of them was hey i'm gonna do a lot less material on

00:24:09.280 politics because things are pretty good and quite frankly a lot of the things i'm hearing is just

00:24:17.560 noise there's nothing really meaningful going on right now and i said so i'll be doing a lot of

00:24:23.840 comedy on other things. But, you know, when the time comes where something in the arena of politics

00:24:31.440 is calling my attention that it needs to be addressed, cool, I'll be there. But just wanted

00:24:36.480 to let you know, be doing a lot less on politics. Well, that lasted for about a month. Because then,

00:24:42.580 you know, the covering up of the Epstein files, these things the Trump administration started

00:24:46.440 doing that they weren't doing before, they were just like, cool, they're closing the border. 0.57

00:24:50.400 that is great they're deporting people that don't have a right to be here they're deporting

00:24:56.420 criminals that's great there wasn't anything to skewer with comedy and now there is so not shy

00:25:05.900 about that and something interesting the function of comedy pointing out problems through the

00:25:12.380 language of playfulness it it has i'll share a couple things about the purpose of that one of

00:25:19.180 the purposes of that is it predisposes the receiver person to have less defenses in their

00:25:30.420 mind so that they have a better chance of using their own critical thinking to rethink whatever

00:25:40.160 the topic is. For example, the opposite of that is just if I came at you and said, Israel is corrupt

00:25:50.580 because they've been saying Iran has nuclear weapons for two years or 30 years. You know,

00:25:57.080 if I'm just coming at you with that, the natural defense of being a human is a defensive posture.

00:26:06.440 Just like if you were standing there and I came up and started pushing you physically, you're going to brace.

00:26:14.020 Your body wants to maintain a center of gravity, and our minds want to maintain our center of gravity with what we believe to be true.

00:26:21.660 So if I'm pushing on you with really straightforward information, the mind tends to get defensive.

00:26:29.500 but if it's packaged through same message but through the language of playfulness humor

00:26:37.780 well it doesn't look as threatening off the bat and and it can maybe get into the brain

00:26:46.380 not to brainwash people but to give them a shot of rethinking their own thinking about the topic

00:26:54.800 because as soon as someone gets defensive, we all know they're not considering anything I have to

00:27:01.440 say. And by the way, who can blame them? I'm sitting here screaming at them. That's not going

00:27:06.080 to convince anybody of anything. And the goal isn't to convince anybody of anything other than

00:27:11.100 convince them to think for themselves and to rethink their beliefs. Second thing I'd say

00:27:18.640 about the purpose of comedy and how it serves truth is from like an archetypal perspective

00:27:25.360 you mentioned the court jester the court jester is oftentimes like the only one in the kingdom

00:27:31.820 that can criticize the king right in the the specifically the king's ego that can lend the

00:27:40.280 king to corruption and power for self. But the king, the ideal king, not tyrant king,

00:27:49.560 the ideal king should be the greatest servant in the kingdom. He is there to serve the kingdom

00:27:57.340 and to lead the kingdom, not to serve himself and use the kingdom to serve him. And the king

00:28:03.180 wears the crown to remind him of that. I have a higher purpose here than myself.

00:28:09.220 and the court jester's job is to shine the light of awareness onto the king's ego for the king to

00:28:18.340 see bring to light what i have in my blind spots because i am blind to them and a good king won't

00:28:26.320 cut the court jester's head off if he doesn't like the joke a good king will hear the joke

00:28:31.540 and consider it and if he gets himself to laugh that's him psychologically digesting something

00:28:38.460 and changing and shedding oh i didn't realize that's why when you you put the same information

00:28:47.520 in the form of a joke do you hear they dug up artifacts from 3 000 years ago in iran

00:28:53.300 and they found evidence iran was two weeks away from having any that lands much different than

00:28:59.500 if i'm just screaming israel's been saying since 1996 that iran's two weeks away and we're still

00:29:05.680 using lands very different so i'm not pretending i'm the best court jester i'm pretending or what

00:29:13.200 i am saying is that's a role i play being the court jester to the king's ego uh not just the

00:29:21.760 king the president but anything that presents itself as the king well now you're erica kirk

00:29:28.720 anything is fair game and egotistical nature especially egotistical nature that that person

00:29:37.500 doesn't acknowledge that person might actually deny it go even further that needs to be called

00:29:44.020 out because otherwise they the king is violating the kingdom and using the kingdom to serve himself

00:29:53.500 at the expense of the people of the kingdom yeah well said um it seems as though so for the for the

00:30:00.980 king and this is really every form or position of leadership that we could possibly imagine

00:30:07.360 one of the um one of the the clearest signs of maturity and just overall personal health just

00:30:16.680 being a healthy person and not being a tyrant is the um the ability to laugh at yourself amen

00:30:23.820 like um a serious person who's going to do good in the world needs to be able to take everything

00:30:32.740 seriously except for himself you know and able to to laugh at yourself that is so vital self

00:30:40.820 self-deprecation is such a sign of a trustworthy person it is and it can be taken to the extreme

00:30:49.300 where someone's always like okay now you you're actually depressed i get that but someone who can

00:30:55.580 self-deprecate and does so with some regularity man i find in my relationship with my lady

00:31:01.840 she'll self-deprecate she'll make fun of herself laugh at herself she's always making a mess and 1.00

00:31:08.740 getting a vacuum out she always leaves the vacuum somewhere never puts it away but doesn't know she 0.72

00:31:13.680 does that she'll she'll laugh at that and i'll do the same or she'll point something out in me

00:31:19.720 i'm like let's yeah i did that such a sign of trustworthiness if you can self-deprecate

00:31:27.380 and not only self-deprecate yourself but self-deprecate what's important to you

00:31:34.340 if you if you talk to um just take your pick a a mark levin type person like new mega someone who

00:31:45.940 they seemingly believe 100 of what the trump administration does is perfect if you ask them

00:31:58.060 is there anything you can criticize about it? Is there anything ridiculous? Is there anything 0.86

00:32:04.420 you're willing to laugh at? No. It's obviously a very closed off person, but you could take the

00:32:11.300 most meaningful issues to you, who you support, what you support, what you do for yourself that

00:32:18.620 works well, who's most important to you. And if you can deprecate those things and praise them as

00:32:26.260 well. But if you can also be self-deprecating of them, you're going to be in a much better spot

00:32:33.200 because your willingness to deceive yourself about those important things is going to be far less.

00:32:39.180 And I would say your alignment with using those things and being in relationships

00:32:44.000 for truth, it's going to be far greater and far purer. I think Oscar Wilde was the one that said,

00:32:52.800 life is too important to take seriously and it's pretty seriously but life is a pretty serious

00:33:00.840 thing but to take life only seriously i i i think then we're just living in a fear-based consciousness

00:33:09.280 and people that are too afraid to with humor or otherwise criticize their sacred cows

00:33:19.620 they're living in a fear-based consciousness yeah are you living in love or fear they'd probably say

00:33:26.240 love but it's like well your actions are fear because you're literally afraid to criticize

00:33:30.680 the thing you're probably afraid of being wrong if you found a one percent imperfection in that

00:33:38.720 thing that person that administration let alone if you found out like well there's 43 percent of

00:33:45.920 it is pretty impure and they're afraid of losing their identity because they've identified with

00:33:55.040 that thing. It's Laura Loomer's probably the perfect example of that as far as someone who

00:34:01.400 is so identified with Trump. I don't know if she actually has any sense of self, but that's quite

00:34:07.820 a fear-based conscious or such a fear-based place of living. And it's displayed through her

00:34:14.860 anger and vileness which are extensions of fear uh towards anybody that criticizes

00:34:24.000 very obvious things about trump yeah well said it seems like some of the best comedians

00:34:30.140 and not just comedians but pretty much any any public figure regardless of their vocation

00:34:36.360 that has even a partial degree of trustworthiness has been canceled at least once.

00:34:46.500 So there you have it.

00:34:47.340 That's our third episode on the power and nature of comedy.

00:34:51.220 That comedy is by nature inherently transgressive.

00:34:54.860 And it's not just the comedian, but really for any figure, any leader in society,

00:35:03.620 you have to have courage and if you think of you know the court jester going back to the comedian

00:35:10.600 just for a moment if he was a good comedian then he probably on a regular basis stood the risk

00:35:19.480 of being beheaded by the king he was willing to offend those in the seats of power so when we

00:35:28.160 think, who is genuine? Who is consistent? Who is following the thread of truth rather than just

00:35:35.640 subservience to a particular party or particular ideology or particular person? It's the person

00:35:42.880 who's willing to risk. It's the person who is willing to be cancelled. And the person who's

00:35:49.740 never been cancelled, or at least not really, sure, maybe he's been criticized, but no real cost

00:35:56.040 ever felt that's the person that you can be sure is not a comedian but not only not a comedian

00:36:04.140 he's the person who doesn't really have courage and we're going to be talking about some of those

00:36:09.380 persons in episode four next week america will either have christ or will have chaos

00:36:17.940 for years conservatives believed that trump could reverse america's decline but after trump the right

00:36:25.640 is now fractured, exhausted, and losing ground. Endless infighting and electoral losses have

00:36:32.920 exposed a deeper problem that politics alone cannot solve. A nation that rejects Christ 0.61

00:36:39.840 cannot be restored by mere personalities, grandstanding, or Christless conservatism.

00:36:47.340 So NXR Studio's first annual conference, America After Trump, brings together pastors,

00:36:54.560 politicians commentators and christians that are committed to strength cooperation and a durable

00:37:02.180 future for the american right complaining is not a strategy and despair cannot be an option

00:37:09.660 christ is king let's live like it use code sears to save 20 off your ticket that's sears all caps

00:37:18.900 s-e-a-r-s

The NXR Podcast - June 24, 2026

THE SPECIAL - Did JP Sears Switch Sides？ No - Evil Did

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