Verdict with Ted Cruz - September 26, 2026


Princeton the One-Party Campus, Super Kamala to the Rescue plus James Talarico's so called 'Church' Week In Review

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Communist China Comes to Washington, Democrat Hasan Piker wants to Put Americans in Chinese Jails & Talarico “Pastor” Says She Doesn’t Believe in Jesus Dems Embrace Socialism & Open Borders plus UK Terror Plot Foiled

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00:03:51.300 you may have missed that we talked about this past week. First up, just how liberal are
00:03:55.460 universities and how bad is it? Well, the faculty at Princeton, we now know what their giving was
00:04:01.600 to Republicans compared to Democrats. The numbers, well, they're going to not shock you too much. You
00:04:08.540 know they're liberal, but when we give them to you, you're not going to believe just how bad it
00:04:13.020 really is. Up next, Kamala Harris. You haven't seen her on the campaign trail, well, pretty much
00:04:18.500 anywhere. But all of a sudden, she made a big appearance this week to help El Said out. Is
00:04:24.080 that because his campaign is in shambles? We'll break that down as well. And finally, James
00:04:29.600 Tallarico. He's trying to run to the center and explain that he's really not a radical socialist
00:04:35.920 communist Marxist. No, no, no. He's just a normal guy that is a pastor. Well, his pastor of the
00:04:41.900 church he attends kind of threw him under the bus and told the truth about what they really believe.
00:04:46.900 and you do not want to miss that audio.
00:04:49.260 It's the Weekend Review, and it starts right now.
00:04:52.880 We've been talking about this for a long time.
00:04:55.360 Democrats were smart.
00:04:56.700 They played the long game.
00:04:58.160 They said if we can take over education at every level,
00:05:00.780 we can control and change this country literally in a generation.
00:05:04.660 We are now witnessing the fruits of their labor,
00:05:07.120 and now we understand just how careful parents need to be
00:05:11.500 before they send their kids to colleges.
00:05:13.920 You need to look at who they are, what they believe in,
00:05:16.260 what they're trying to indoctrinate your kids in, and what they may come out looking like or being
00:05:20.980 like. And a great example of this happened in a story that should shock every American to their
00:05:25.840 core. Well, a story came out this week about my alma mater, Princeton University. There are roughly
00:05:32.480 950 full-time faculty members at Princeton. Of those 950, what percent do you think in the years
00:05:41.040 2023 and 2024 contributed to even one single republican all right i'm gonna i would have i'm
00:05:47.640 gonna give the number before i read the article i would have said at least eight to ten percent
00:05:53.500 of the faculty would have given to a republican and i'm pretty pessimistic so that was my number
00:05:58.200 in my head before i read it yeah look uh you you were within eight to ten percent of the answer
00:06:02.860 uh the the answer is zero goose egg not one not a single member of the princeton faculty and by
00:06:12.640 the way if you want to understand why the democrat party has gone crazy why we're seeing a a marxist
00:06:18.540 and islamist take over of the democrat party in one sentence the answer to that is that that the
00:06:25.740 center of gravity in the democrat party has moved from the union hall to the university faculty
00:06:32.280 Lounge. It used to be the Democrat was a blue-collar party. It was union bosses were at
00:06:38.700 the core. The Democrats have abandoned blue-collar workers. Blue-collar workers now are voting
00:06:44.300 Republican, and today's Democrat party are these woke, blue-haired, transgender witches,
00:06:50.880 and that's who they're listening to, the kind of people who think Hassan Piker is just awesome.
00:06:57.740 And so this article was an article that was written by Jonathan Turley, and I want to read a little bit of it because he really laid into Princeton.
00:07:05.720 It's entitled, The Purge.
00:07:07.800 Princeton faculty reach perfect zero in support for Republicans.
00:07:12.320 We recently discussed how Yale faculty reached academic nirvana after years of purging departments of conservatives and Republicans.
00:07:21.160 The university finally showed zero political donations to Republicans.
00:07:25.740 So Yale got there first, but Princeton, you know, Princeton was happy to catch up.
00:07:30.100 Now Princeton can claim it has succeeded in a similar cleansing, according to a new study by Princetonians for free speech.
00:07:38.620 The study shows that 98% of political donations went to Democrats or Democrat-affiliated groups,
00:07:44.220 and 0% went to Republicans or affiliated groups.
00:07:48.340 Political contributions are one measure,
00:07:50.640 and the study does not mean that we can assume that the number of academics with conservative
00:07:57.620 or libertarian values is zero. There are obvious outliers such as Robbie George. Robbie was my
00:08:03.440 thesis advisor in college, is a great friend, is a great conservative, and he is the one outspoken
00:08:09.340 conservative on the Princeton faculty. But look, Robbie was teaching when I was there. He's not
00:08:13.980 getting any younger. And when Robbie does retire, it's not clear to me there'll be even one
00:08:20.720 who's willing to speak out in support of conservative values. And, you know, I will
00:08:26.120 tell you, Ben, by the way. All right, so there are 100 senators. How many senators do you think
00:08:30.420 have their undergraduate degree from Princeton? I'm going to guess 23. Much like your other
00:08:37.900 prediction. You were off just a little. You're off by 22. There is one. I am the only Princeton
00:08:45.820 undergraduate graduate who is in the Senate. Okay, got it. I think that one or two have a graduate
00:08:52.480 degree, but none have an undergrad degree. And the simple reality is my alma mater is embarrassed
00:09:01.160 to me. They cannot stand that a conservative somehow escaped there. That's a simple reality.
00:09:10.940 It was actually very funny a few years back, the Princeton Alumni Weekly, which they're really good
00:09:17.940 at sending to all their graduates because they're really effective in chasing down donations. And I've
00:09:22.440 said, I actually am safe from ever being stranded on a desert island because the Princeton alumni
00:09:29.660 folks seeking donations. We'll track you down just to send you the Princeton Alumni Weekly.
00:09:34.600 But they did a listing, this is several years ago, of the 25 most influential Princeton grads.
00:09:41.920 And they had a bunch of left-wing whack jobs on it. They did not include me on the list,
00:09:47.100 which was fine. But what was very funny is in the article, they had a couple of paragraphs
00:09:53.040 explaining, you may have noticed that we left Ted Cruz off the list. Yeah. And they, and they said,
00:09:59.940 well, he could have made this list if he had the courage to stand up and attack Donald Trump.
00:10:07.260 But because he agrees with president Trump, he does not merit this list. Instead, we, we come
00:10:13.960 up with these communists and, and, and by the way, of the 25 quote, most influential half of them,
00:10:19.000 i'd never heard of so i mean it really was a it was a self-parenting list yeah and i sort of laughed
00:10:25.240 that if like you're making a list and have to explain why you left someone off it's probably
00:10:30.180 not a good list that that does i know but i don't think i've ever said a word about it until now it
00:10:35.080 just made me laugh like when i read the article i just just started laughing that's almost a bigger
00:10:39.260 badge of honor than making the list in my opinion i'd rather have it the way you had it than the
00:10:43.640 other way around it's it's incredible it's it this is what's happening on college campuses
00:10:47.680 when I got and speak now
00:10:50.140 and they ask like advice kids
00:10:51.820 you do this all the time and you'll get
00:10:53.580 questions from the audience I'm like look at
00:10:55.820 where you're going
00:10:56.920 what they're going to be teaching you and ask
00:10:59.740 yourself do I need to pay them
00:11:01.880 to indoctrinate me
00:11:03.100 and let me read a little more
00:11:05.720 of what Turley wrote because it's important
00:11:07.200 Turley wrote professors often express
00:11:09.720 shock at the thought that there would
00:11:11.740 be any political or ideological litmus
00:11:13.840 test for hiring I have
00:11:15.760 also opposed such measures
00:11:17.080 However, the hypocrisy is crushing.
00:11:21.140 Today's faculty are responsible for a near-complete ideological purging of their ranks.
00:11:27.680 They have created a hostile environment for anyone with conservative or libertarian viewpoints,
00:11:32.940 including students who rarely have the opportunity to hear from a professor from a center-right perspective at most schools.
00:11:40.340 Most recently, 40%, 4-0, of college faculty admitted they would vote against any Trump supporter seeking an academic position regardless of their scholarship or teaching ability.
00:11:56.920 Keep in mind that this is only the professors willing to admit such bias.
00:12:03.240 Turley continues,
00:12:04.560 Recently, I discussed the example of Fordham University School of Law professor John Pfaff, who called for repercussions, quote unquote repercussions, for professors who do not, quote, recant their view that the 14th Amendment does not protect birthright citizenship.
00:12:27.660 so he's explicitly calling we will punish and by punish i assume he means throw off the faculty
00:12:34.600 anyone who dares disagree with our left-wing ideology that that it is uh uh turley continues
00:12:45.340 not long ago i debated professor randall kennedy at harvard law school about the school's lack of
00:12:49.980 ideological diversity i respect kennedy and i do not view him as anti-free speech or intolerant
00:12:55.480 Yet when I noted the statistics on the vanishing number of conservative students and faculty in comparison to the nation, Kennedy responded that Harvard, quote, is an elite institution, sorry, is an elite university and does not have to, quote, look like America.
00:13:14.920 Wow.
00:13:15.780 Now, by the way, these are the same leftists who want to discriminate based on race because they say it must look like America and, in fact, be overrepresented.
00:13:23.560 But when it comes to ideology, you know, if you must exclude anyone who disagrees from your views, what you're telling everyone is that your views are weak, that they cannot withstand challenge.
00:13:37.120 They cannot withstand contest. Look, I will tell you, I was an open conservative in college. I was an open conservative in law school.
00:13:43.720 in both places. I was in the very distinct minority, but it does make you tougher. It
00:13:49.420 makes you better. My dad joked that I went to Princeton and Harvard and learned to speak
00:13:54.380 liberal. But when you're constantly being attacked, I had, particularly at law school,
00:13:59.860 multiple of my classmates, lots of my professors were open communists. So when we're seeing the
00:14:06.680 communists taking over the Democrat party, this is not the first time I've seen it because they
00:14:11.800 took over the faculty lounges first and and and that is is is having massive consequences
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00:21:21.420 All right, Senators, so let's get to this really interesting moment.
00:21:24.560 And I agree with you completely, by the way.
00:21:26.740 If you're bringing in Kamala Harris, you've got a really big problem.
00:21:30.920 And that is either people aren't excited about you or you're desperate for funds or all of the above.
00:21:37.380 Or maybe even, I guess, Kamala Harris is more mainstream than you are, El Saeed.
00:21:42.640 So therefore, you're like, all right, let's bring her in.
00:21:44.400 And maybe I won't look as radical as many are afraid that I actually am.
00:21:48.540 Yeah, look, I think Abdul thinks Kamala moves it more to the middle, which really speaks volumes.
00:21:53.740 But, you know, look, if you think about where the country is and what the country is longing for, if the very first thing on your list of what the country is longing for is more DEI, that we were just not woke enough at peak wokeness.
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00:22:20.020 Yeah.
00:22:20.540 And if you're saying, well, what the people of Michigan want is more DEI, well, that was the central point of the roundtable.
00:22:29.700 So Kamala Harris said that any criticism of DEI, diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives, is a, quote, attack on maternal care.
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00:22:43.500 quote the attack on DEI is an attack on maternal care including the need to protect black women in
00:22:49.560 connection with their pregnancy childbirth and postpartum care she says uh in a roundtable event
00:22:57.020 with El Saeed on black maternal health quote these are the facts when we talk about what is at stake
00:23:03.460 in this moment as it relates to these midterms and who occupies seats in one of the most important
00:23:07.980 bodies in our nations, if not the world, which is the United States Senate. Now, there are several
00:23:15.540 things that are interesting. Do you know in 2024 who El Saeed backed for president?
00:23:24.140 I'm going to guess it was Joe Biden slash Kamala Harris.
00:23:28.680 Well, you would think so. But if you were guessing that, you'd be wrong.
00:23:31.880 So El Saeed was part of the uncommitted movement in Michigan, and these were the Islamists who were so radical that they were furious with Joe Biden because he wasn't anti-Israel enough.
00:23:47.860 Now, mind you, Joe Biden is the most anti-Israel president this country has ever seen.
00:23:52.660 And yet the Dearborn, Michigan radicals, he wasn't he was not full throatedly pro Hamas.
00:24:01.540 Yeah. And so there was this whole movement uncommitted in Michigan to say we're not going to vote for the Democrats because they are not as anti-Israel as we want them to.
00:24:09.800 And one of their key leaders was Abdul El-Sayed.
00:24:13.840 And so I want you to listen to this exchange because El-Sayed gets very unhappy when he gets asked about his support for the uncommitted movement and not supporting Joe Biden and Kamala Harris.
00:24:26.360 Here, give a listen.
00:24:27.260 Yeah, in fact, Senator, we've got two clips.
00:24:29.280 The first one I'm going to play for you, this goes back to the uncommitted movement and what he had to say back in 2024.
00:24:35.340 So here's El-Sayed then proudly saying, I'm in this uncommitted group.
00:24:40.080 Look, you know, in all of the states that you named, they did not have the kind of tumultuous 2024 election season that we had in Michigan. 0.51
00:24:51.580 And as folks know, if you look back to 2024, one of the hardest issues to deal with was the genocide in Gaza.
00:24:57.940 And I was proudly supportive of Uncommitted because I understood that I wanted the party to understand that this was going to be a devastating situation for a lot of folks.
00:25:08.340 So you listen to that, Senator, and now let's go to that clip you were mentioning where El-Sayed loses it when he was pressed about his support for the 2024 Uncommitted movement, even though in that last clip he was totally proud of it.
00:25:19.940 Here he is in his own words now.
00:25:21.900 Can you explain what Uncommitted was?
00:25:23.860 What was it about?
00:25:25.440 And who was the president we were uncommitted to?
00:25:27.940 is vice president harris the same as president biden wait wait wait wait was vice president
00:25:32.880 harris running for president at the time we were uncommitted answer the question i mean ask a
00:25:38.220 fact-based question and then i'll answer your question no no but but who are we uncommitted to
00:25:42.420 who was the actual leader of the presidential ticket who was that yes so we were uncommitted
00:25:47.240 to president biden and then he did what what did he do no no no what did he do you're you're you're
00:25:53.840 asking a question based on false premises so i'm just getting you to clarify your premise what did
00:25:57.540 he do he dropped out of the race correct and then there was a new person running for president right
00:26:02.520 so factually is the premise you're basing this question on actually a real premise
00:26:07.260 thank you next question he was not happy there senator at all goes back to the point you were
00:26:13.900 making he was furious he was even having to answer the question at all well look he was
00:26:19.880 in his own word proudly supportive of the uncommitted movement when the ticket was joe
00:26:25.580 biden kamala harris he was like very proud to say we ain't voting for her and the dumpster fire is
00:26:32.920 so bad he's like hey you know the person that that i wasn't willing to vote for uh now now i
00:26:38.540 really need her help now uh you know it's interesting you you know that that it's a
00:26:48.080 problem when even the new york times admits it i'm just gonna read this headline from the new
00:26:54.000 York Times. Many Democrats are avoiding Kamala Harris. Abdul Syed welcomed her. The former vice 1.00
00:27:02.300 president wants to help her party in the midterms, but not many are taking her up on the offer,
00:27:06.160 except for the Senate nominee in Michigan, who appeared with her on Tuesday, when even the New
00:27:12.080 York Times is saying, wow, this Kamala character, I'm not sure she's going to help in a whole lot 0.92
00:27:18.440 of these races maybe you ought to like uh if she calls and offers it ought to be a new phone who 0.84
00:27:24.040 sorry the wrong number yeah yeah yeah but if you want to know why if you want to know why
00:27:32.040 abdul al-sayed says well maybe kamala will help moderate me help me seem more in the middle
00:27:39.040 i want you to think and i want you to listen to this bizarre discussion at their round table
00:27:48.380 I'm just going to play it and then we'll comment afterwards here. Give a listen. This is this week, Kamala Harris and Abdul Syed. And I'm going to give you a preview. They're just like you. They relate to you and your family just like anyone else would. Give a listen.
00:28:02.040 and that's what the people of michigan need from you from our leaders that's what black women and
00:28:09.580 black birthing people need in order to move themselves forward their families forward
00:28:15.720 the communities forward the state forward in this country forward senator birthing people 0.96
00:28:22.740 that's that that's they haven't let that go have they that with these birthing people so that's a
00:28:27.920 dude who's acting like a chick that they want you to believe can get pregnant if we're translating
00:28:32.940 what a birthing people are so look i'm just gonna say right now if you have ever used the phrase
00:28:41.100 black birthing people unironically but like actually to describe something you know what 0.99
00:28:47.240 you probably ought to vote for abdul you you are clearly a whacked out nut job but but for the rest 1.00
00:28:55.200 of us this really does tell you how extreme these people are they're unable or unwilling to say the 0.96
00:29:03.300 word mother yes like mom and and i will tell you several years ago we had a hearing the senate
00:29:09.340 judiciary committee where one of the senate democrats made a reference to birthing people
00:29:13.800 and i pulled him aside afterwards on the senate floor and i said is your party's base really that
00:29:21.300 whacked out that you can't say mom yeah and he just looked at me and nodded and said yeah
00:29:28.680 yeah like i mean that's a staffing call right that's somebody in the staff's like hey you can't
00:29:33.560 say that anymore you got to say birthing people and that'll give us cover with the with the with
00:29:37.500 the hardcore primary radical lefty voters that's that's a political decision this is six weeks out
00:29:44.040 from the general election this is when they're trying to pivot to the middle and their campaign
00:29:48.640 is we are fighting for black birthing people that's how extreme everybody everybody listening
00:29:54.580 to this if you go watch the clip uh we've got this one up on youtube this episode you can watch 0.99
00:30:00.260 no one's shocked by what was said in that moment it was as normal as it's saying welcome good
00:30:05.560 tuesday morning it's so good to have you here at this harris el saeed event like there was no pause
00:30:11.260 like what are they talking about what is she saying why are we going here like this was check
00:30:15.800 the box radical leftist organization 101 stuff look this is embodying something we've talked
00:30:21.220 about on verdict for a long time which is the the power center the center of gravity of the
00:30:27.460 democrat party has moved from the union hall it used to be in the fdr era the union guy was the
00:30:35.160 the heart of the the democrat party it's moved from the union hall to the faculty lounge and
00:30:41.480 And birthing people is the sort of thing that woke communists in the Ivy League or Berkeley say.
00:30:50.100 It's the kind of thing, you know, people who snap instead of applaudi or who hiss if you dare deviate from their orthodoxy. 0.84
00:30:59.800 Those are the people who say black birthing people. 0.77
00:31:02.600 And that is Abdul. That is especially Abdul's sister, who is a professor at the University of Chicago, who says she hates the University of Chicago, hates Thanksgiving, hates the Fourth of July and hates America. 0.97
00:31:13.040 And that is Kamala Harris as well.
00:31:15.480 By the way, that's just tenure now, isn't it? Isn't that how you get tenure at one of these universities?
00:31:19.440 You just tell them you hate them and you hate everything about this country. They'll give you a job for life.
00:31:23.920 You know, it is sad. It is extreme. It is radical.
00:31:27.920 Now, I'll tell you what, though.
00:31:30.300 Unfortunately, the radical is not exclusively on the left. 0.58
00:31:34.180 Listen, the Democrat Party is facing a hostile takeover from the Islamists and the communists. 0.89
00:31:40.980 And that's something that we have to fight back and defeat. 0.96
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00:40:32.140 You know, this is a guy that really wants you to believe that he's not a radical,
00:40:37.400 that he's not extreme, and that those around him are just middle of the road because he's
00:40:41.300 desperate to try to lie to people, fool them in Texas. But his past keeps coming out to get him,
00:40:48.540 and the people around him keep saying things, clearly trying to lie to the American people
00:40:53.940 as well about who he really is. Well, listen, I think the two most dangerous and the most radical
00:40:59.440 and extreme candidates in the country are Abdul Al-Sayed and James Tallarico. They are both
00:41:05.980 Democrat nominees in Michigan and Texas, respectively, and they're both extreme. Now,
00:41:12.080 they're trying to pretend not to be for the general election voters. Tallarico, in particular,
00:41:17.560 he tries very hard to claim that he's a moderate, and the big thing he tries to do is by saying that
00:41:24.440 he is a Christian minister, and that, you know, that, particularly for a voter not paying attention,
00:41:30.400 they say, well, gosh, if he's a minister, I mean, you know, that, you know, if he's a Christian,
00:41:34.840 That's great. He can't be that extreme. And I will say every week, more facts about his record, about his saying God is non-binary, about his saying there's six different genders, about his saying he wants to welcome Matt on the southern border to welcome illegal immigrants, about his saying he wants to dismantle capitalism, about his saying he's a, quote, Christian who hates Christianity.
00:42:01.680 He's on video saying that as well.
00:42:04.280 But not only that, the church that he has attended for many, many years is a church
00:42:10.660 in Austin that is more radical than any church I have ever seen, and one of the senior pastors
00:42:17.940 there is this woman who's a lesbian who was caught on undercover film.
00:42:23.500 Now, look, I am reluctant to question someone else's faith.
00:42:27.600 That is not for me to do.
00:42:29.340 That is a question for God to judge.
00:42:31.680 But I will say, if you say you're a Christian, the absolute heart of Christianity, the Gospels, you actually find it in John 3.16.
00:42:42.560 For God so loved the world that he gave his only begotten Son, that whoever believes in him shall not perish, but have everlasting life.
00:42:50.360 That is the essence of Christianity, that Jesus came, died on the cross for our sins,
00:42:55.580 and that if we accept his forgiveness, if we accept his salvations, our sins will be forgiven.
00:43:03.080 All of the rest of it, you can have doctrinal disputes,
00:43:05.620 but that's the absolute heart of what it means to be a Christian.
00:43:10.440 Now, I want you to listen to James Tallarico's pastor
00:43:15.620 and what she and the folks at their church believe.
00:43:20.360 Do we really believe that like a virgin gave birth to a baby?
00:43:25.100 Yeah. Okay. I just don't want to offend my own, my own common sense. 0.98
00:43:29.460 Yeah. No, don't. Yeah, absolutely. Don't part of what we encourage here is for people to think for themselves and take what makes sense.
00:43:40.180 It's kind of like what they say in 12 step programs, take what you want and leave the rest.
00:43:45.420 And I know that that would greatly offend your relatives who want to hang on to these archaic rules.
00:43:58.340 Mary and the virgin birth comes out of the pagan belief that the gods came down and impregnated people.
00:44:06.400 That people were still hanging on to during that time.
00:44:10.740 We have no way of knowing if Jesus really existed, any more than we have of knowing that the original Buddha ever existed.
00:44:19.600 And whether or not Jesus existed doesn't really matter to me.
00:44:25.260 The fact remains that that message that was delivered by someone named Jesus, supposedly, and it could have all been made up for all I know.
00:44:35.500 And the God in the Old Testament is not a loving God.
00:44:38.180 it's a vengeful
00:44:40.160 killing people 0.91
00:44:42.500 kind of God 1.00
00:44:44.960 yeah
00:44:45.740 this is a lot of mythology
00:44:48.860 Jesus was political
00:44:50.260 Jesus was put on that cross
00:44:53.340 not to save us
00:44:55.000 Jesus was put on that cross
00:44:56.940 because Rome hated him
00:44:58.340 and they thought he was a threat
00:45:01.060 to their domination
00:45:03.180 of that area 0.99
00:45:04.080 and so they killed him
00:45:05.680 He didn't die to save our sins
00:45:08.320 So he died more as a kind of a social justice
00:45:11.140 Yes
00:45:11.760 Warrior in some sense
00:45:12.900 So that makes a whole lot more sense to me
00:45:16.860 Than to say that some 0.90
00:45:18.560 God would kill his son 0.98
00:45:21.060 For us 0.99
00:45:22.080 That doesn't make sense
00:45:23.160 How does that make up for all the things I can do
00:45:26.300 No it doesn't
00:45:28.000 So look
00:45:29.100 That is a whole lot of things 1.00
00:45:31.220 But that is not Christianity
00:45:34.120 yeah when a supposed christian pastor says whether or not jesus existed doesn't matter to me
00:45:44.100 yeah when she says that it makes no sense that god would send his son to die for our sins
00:45:52.640 that is what it means to be a christian you could have look there are doctrinal disputes
00:45:58.780 is baptism, dunking, or sprinkling. Okay, fine. People can disagree about that stuff.
00:46:04.540 But if you reject the heart of the gospel, you don't even care if Jesus existed. You may be
00:46:12.080 a left-wing philosopher, you may be a left-wing radical activist, but what you are not 0.99
00:46:18.280 is a Christian. And that is the world from which James Tallarico comes, 0.85
00:46:26.600 and and we have every reason to believe that that that reflects his belief as well as always
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00:47:32.980 You're in training camp,
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00:47:38.240 Suddenly, everybody online says he should start over you week one.
00:47:41.280 How do you handle this?
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