James Talarico just posted a slick little video: He "dialed" Ken Paxton’s cell and invited him to a Fox News debate. Paxton didn’t pick up. The clip took off. Fair enough — it’s good campaign theater. It does not reset the record on how Talarico talks about Christianity and Christian Texas. He’s a Presbyterian seminarian running for U.S. Senate, and for years, he has drawn a hard line between his faith and the faith of the people who actually fill Texas pews. He has called Christian nationalism heretical, unbiblical, a cancer, and a betrayal of Jesus. He has described himself as a Christian who hates Christianity. On the Texas House floor in 2021 he told colleagues “God is nonbinary” while fighting a girls’ sports bill. He has used Gabriel's and Mary’s “consent” as a theological case for abortion. He has said God is not a Christian.Pat also covered: Tucker just called on Trump’s own Cabinet to 25th-Amendment him over Iran — not impeach him. Remove him. Stanford got caught using AI to swap a Hispanic student out of a promo photo and drop a fake black student onto campus banners. Pat went to a Savannah Bananas game. The most “fun” team in America. His review: “tedious.” Bret Baier sits down with Iran’s president. Pezeshkian says Iran doesn't want a nuclear bomb. “Not at all.” Birth tourism is still minting U.S. citizens on a tourist visa. When does that end?Does a viral debate stunt change what you believe about a candidate’s theology? When a politician says “Christian nationalism,” do you hear a real heresy — or a label for Christians who will not fold on life, sex, and school?If you want unfiltered truth and commonsense analysis that cuts through the noise, hit subscribe and turn on notifications.Learn more about Kalshi via https://Kalshi.com/r/fatfive and use code "fatfive"Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices