In this hard-hitting episode of Old Enough to Know Better, E.G. Weiss confronts the rising tide of violence against law enforcement following the recent shooting at a Dallas ICE facility. He begins by reflecting on the powerful testimony of faith and forgiveness displayed at Charlie Kirk’s memorial service, where Erika Kirk’s strength and words challenged America to reject bitterness and embrace grace. From there, Weiss unleashes a fiery critique of the growing demonization of police and federal officers, fueled by political rhetoric and cultural hostility. With equal measures of righteous anger and spiritual conviction, this episode calls listeners to stand with those in uniform, speak boldly against hate, and live out the balance of justice and forgiveness.
