So, I was having a conversation with someone about how the movie industry is fleeing California. It’s a very nice place, a very pretty place, but they didn’t have the best opinions about it. They talked about Proposition 47, which changed the law so that if you steal up to $950 worth of merchandise, it’s no longer a felony—it’s a misdemeanor.

Okay, that doesn’t sound good. But they also talked about paying benefits to immigrants, and I asked for clarification.

I said, “Do you mean immigrants or illegal immigrants?” And the person said, “Illegal immigrants, but I don’t want to offend anybody at the table by saying that.”

Now look, either someone is legal or they are illegal. And that doesn’t mean the person is an illegal person. It means that their status in the United States is either legal or not. The fact that they couldn’t speak about it without self-censorship is a national security problem on a mass scale.

I don’t know if you recall, but when Obama was elected, you couldn’t say anything about Obama because he was our first Black president. And when all the girls in England were groomed, their suffering was ignored. Their attackers were labeled “Asian”—not the actual correct term, though we know what they were, but it wasn’t politically correct to say so.

The truth is, all people do bad things, and all people are capable of good. But if you can’t name the problem—if someone talks all the time about taking Israel back, while actively trying to colonize the United States and justifying it by saying we are the colonial power—if you can’t talk about radical Islam and the rape and sexual enslavement of women, and if you call yourself a feminist and you can’t do that, then you’re a fundamentally dishonest person, and you are contributing to the decline of our nation.

So, some food for thought. I know it’s heavy. It’s on us, folks. No one else is going to take care of it except God, and God is asking us to partner with Him.