Patrick dives deep into the intense political climate, discussing the aftermath of the assassination attempt on Donald Trump. He hears from Maggie, dealing with family strife over divisive rhetoric, and shares insights on how to approach such tension with empathy and prayer. From grieving families to powerful statements from religious leaders, Patrick emphasizes the need for unity, understanding, and turning to Jesus for guidance.

• Damon - When my family went to Church on Sunday everyone ignored what happened. What do you think about that? (04:59)
• Samuel - I am thinking of going into the seminary next year. How do I approach the political culture as someone who is presuming the priesthood? (07:32)
• Sandy - Did Trump say any of the things that that woman accused him of saying? (13:01)
• Aubrey - I was watching an independent YouTuber who was talking about how, on May 14, there was a Christian Prophet that Trump have an attempted assassination. and it would bring him to Christ.
• Maggie - My sister said that it is too bad that the assassination attempt didn't go through. How do I respond to her? (19:19)
• Jessica - I am struggling with having charity toward people who think it is a shame that Trump didn't get killed? (37:21)
• Pamela - We need to pray for the people who say they are sad that Trump wasn't shot.