Liz - I was devastated about hearing about Cha

Audio: Rep. Anna Paulina Luna on Democrats for

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Sophie - I think Charlie was modern day martyr

Jason - You are talking about Charlie like he 

Tommy - Christ gave us a great example in the 

Mike - Jason the caller antagonizing people bo

Cindy - Thank you for dedicating the show to C

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Patrick confronts the shocking assassination of Charlie Kirk and digs into what this act means for free speech, faith, and the raw danger that erupts when political rhetoric breeds violence. He mourns with listeners, voices the grief of a nation, and hammers home that Charlie Kirk’s courage on college campuses, defending life, truth, and family, demands not silence, but a renewed boldness; prayer, candid truth-telling, unwavering hope, even as chaos tries to steal the conversation. Patrick leaves the audience suspended between sorrow and resolve, calling out the deep wound this tragedy leaves while urging faith to keep speaking where fear would have voices silenced.

 
Liz - I was devastated about hearing about Charlie Kirk. I am very upset but in many ways I see this as Satan attacking Kirk for the truth that he spoke. (06:43)
Audio: Rep. Anna Paulina Luna on Democrats for shouting down an attempt to pray for Charlie Kirk on the House floor (49:50)
Audio: Speaker Johnson – “It's clear you've had people who have resorted to political violence because they were encouraged along by the dialogue out in the public square”
Audio: SOTH political violence must stop - Political violence has become all too common in American society, and this is not who we are. It violates the core principles of our country.
Patrick shares his powerful and moving mediation “I would have liked -- for Charlie Kirk” (19:08)
Sophie - I think Charlie was modern day martyr. They killed him, but he’s not silent. (27:26)
Jason - You are talking about Charlie like he is a saint. He was a public enemy. I am not surprised why this happened. He was heartless and that is why people were heartless. (28:26)
Tommy - Christ gave us a great example in the beatitudes and turning the tables over. We are in a difficult spot right now and how to approach this. (30:02)
Audio: the inevitable result of the left’s violent rhetoric – Clay Travis on Fox News “You caused this!”
Mike - Jason the caller antagonizing people bothers me. What happened to Kirk is not going to silence us. (36:22)
Cindy - Thank you for dedicating the show to Charlie. This has been heartbreaking. This is an attack on America not just Charlie. (39:03)
Sandra - How much of this violence is coming from outside of the country? Sometimes I wonder if this is a military strategy to destabilize our country. (48:03)

Patrick confronts the shocking assassination of Charlie Kirk and digs into what this act means for free speech, faith, and the raw danger that erupts when political rhetoric breeds violence. He mourns with listeners, voices the grief of a nation, and hammers home that Charlie Kirk&rsquo;s courage on college campuses, defending life, truth, and family, demands not silence, but a renewed boldness; prayer, candid truth-telling, unwavering hope, even as chaos tries to steal the conversation. Patrick leaves the audience suspended between sorrow and resolve, calling out the deep wound this tragedy leaves while urging faith to keep speaking where fear would have voices silenced.
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<ul>
<li>Liz - I was devastated about hearing about Charlie Kirk. I am very upset but in many ways I see this as Satan attacking Kirk for the truth that he spoke. (06:43)</li>
<li>Audio: Rep. Anna Paulina Luna on Democrats for shouting down an attempt to pray for Charlie Kirk on the House floor (49:50)</li>
<li>Audio: Speaker Johnson &ndash; &ldquo;It's clear you've had people who have resorted to political violence because they were encouraged along by the dialogue out in the public square&rdquo;</li>
<li>Audio: SOTH political violence must stop - Political violence has become all too common in American society, and this is not who we are. It violates the core principles of our country.</li>
<li>Patrick shares his powerful and moving mediation &ldquo;I would have liked -- for Charlie Kirk&rdquo; (19:08)</li>
<li>Sophie - I think Charlie was modern day martyr. They killed him, but he&rsquo;s not silent. (27:26)</li>
<li>Jason - You are talking about Charlie like he is a saint. He was a public enemy. I am not surprised why this happened. He was heartless and that is why people were heartless. (28:26)</li>
<li>Tommy - Christ gave us a great example in the beatitudes and turning the tables over. We are in a difficult spot right now and how to approach this. (30:02)</li>
<li>Audio: the inevitable result of the left&rsquo;s violent rhetoric &ndash; Clay Travis on Fox News &ldquo;You caused this!&rdquo;</li>
<li>Mike - Jason the caller antagonizing people bothers me. What happened to Kirk is not going to silence us. (36:22)</li>
<li>Cindy - Thank you for dedicating the show to Charlie. This has been heartbreaking. This is an attack on America not just Charlie. (39:03)</li>
<li>Sandra - How much of this violence is coming from outside of the country? Sometimes I wonder if this is a military strategy to destabilize our country. (48:03)</li>
</ul>

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