Chris and Sean are back with a wide-ranging episode that begins at the memorial service for Charlie Kirk—a moment equal parts humbling and overreaching.

They unpack Erika Kirk’s astonishing forgiveness of her husband’s killer, Tucker Carlson’s gospel-fueled call to love that stirred no shortage of controversy, and Marco Rubio’s bold evangelism of the masses. Along the way, they even find time to debate the fruits (or failings) of contemporary Christian music.

Then it’s off to Washington, where Democrats are marching the plank toward a government shutdown. With OMB holding the cards and agencies told to prepare for the worst, will Democrats finally face the consequences of their own threats? (Spoiler: we’re rooting for them to keep walking.)

Finally, why has Secretary of War Pete Hegseth summoned 800 generals back to the Pentagon for a high-level meeting? Whatever could it be?

Chris and Sean dig in—plus much more.

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