“Most of us, especially those of us who are Christians, we have not only a natural but spiritual inclination towards helping those who need help and lifting others up. And we’re naturally compassionate, especially women. We’re natural nurturers. That empathy muscle is really strong, and that can be used in a really good way. The problem is when it’s exploited for toxic or harmful means and how toxic empathy is employed” — Allie Beth Stuckey

“I got a call on October 7th at 7:03 a.m. in the morning from my producer, and she said, Something’s happening in the South. And normally when something’s happening in the south, it’s a rocket attack. And so we thought this was sort of the status quo of an attack from Gaza launched by Hamas or Islamic Jihad. When we stopped at one intersection and got out of the car, we could hear gunfire in the distance. And this was the first major sign that something was wrong, something was different.” — Trey Yingst

“Two hundred twenty-eight Marines, eighteen sailors, three soldiers killed that day. There were others killed in an embassy bombing, which happened in April of 1983. Multiple people killed throughout that summer-fall until October 23rd. And what it did, though, is it taught Iran that terrorism works, and it worked by using proxies.” — Jack Carr

“It’s going to, I mean, obviously, it’s just a no-brainer that the funniest, the best comedy right now is coming from conservatives. And I would just tell people that there’s no such thing as conservatives. They’re just liberals that aren’t crazy, that aren’t lunatics, that aren’t sure which, you know, like the liberals that aren’t sure which bathrooms to use.” — Rob Schneider

“Two mass deportations: One is the mass deportation of millions of illegals who are in this country against the law. We also require a second mass deportation of the millions of unelected federal bureaucrats out of Washington, D.C. If we do that, that’s the single greatest economic stimulus you could give our economy. That is a common thread through the book.” — Vivek Ramaswamy

“The book really is about the rise of the progressive movement in this country. Their attempts to destroy the moral and political authority of our our Constitution, but even more so, to destroy the machinery of the Republic. And leave behind in its place a vast and massive bureaucracy filled with unelected bureaucrats.” — Ned Ryun