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This is awesome…. Amidst all the infighting and strangeness, there have definitely been some great moments at AmFest this year. And this was one of them. Don Jr. calling his father live on the stage and putting him on speaker. Watch here: Love it! Here was another fantastic moment: WATCH: Russell Brand Opens AmFest By Praying and Preaching The Christian Gospel By most accounts, AmFest 2025 was a bit of a disaster this year. Full of infighting and calls for "deplatforming" and basically all the things Charlie Kirk stood against, it was not great.  But honestly, if you drill down just one more layer below the surface, I think most speakers were aligned, and one (Ben Shapiro) stood markedly opposed to the rest. Ironic that Ben Shapiro is the one calling for everyone else to be "deplatformed" but I would venture to guess he would lead the voting if people got to select one speaker to NOT come back next year. But I have actually avoided covering all of that because it's just not interesting to me. I don't want to give extra attention to all the infighting. I'm so much more interested in this instead....check out Russell Brand kicking off AmFest with prayer and preaching the Christian Gospel message. No fighting. No calls for deplatforming. Just truth and humility. So instead of covering the divisive and angry Ben Shapiro and the, quote, "midget horse he rode in on", I would much prefer to cover this instead. Watch here: TRANSCRIPT: Heavenly Father, would You guide my mouth? Would You guard my lips? Oh, Lord, I bend my knee and my tongue will serve You, Heavenly Father, and no other. Thank You, Lord, for Your Son, Jesus Christ, who died that we may know eternal life but may we know eternity here in this moment, Lord. There is no statue of limitations on "Love thy neighbor." The whole world is our neighbor. We were intended to be one family, Heavenly Father. You gave Your life, You gave Your blood, and may the covenant of Your blood cover us all. I pray, Father, for the eternal soul of Charlie Kirk. I thank You for his sacrifice and I thank You, Lord, that we have this opportunity to be here in unity. The opportunity for true unity. The opportunity for community. The opportunity to be different, Lord. I thank You, Heavenly Father, for Erica Kirk's boldness and her bravery and for her example of forgiveness. And surely, if she can forgive the people or the man responsible, Lord, for the murder of her husband, surely this principle of forgiveness is something that we can all extend. Lord, may we know Your grace, may we live in Your grace, and particularly when it's expensive to us, when it costs us something, may we enter into Your kingdom, a kingdom of love. May we put aside petty squabbles and disputes, Lord, and may we move into a new era of grace in Your glory. I pray for the kingdoms to merge, I pray for Your return, I pray that we participate in making straight the paths. In the holy name of Jesus Christ, I pray. Amen. Backup here if needed: Russell Brand opens his AmFest speech with prayer, proclaiming the Gospel in front of a massive crowd “Thank you for your Son, Jesus Christ, who died so that we may know eternal life.” Jesus is Lord pic.twitter.com/f3OPqOWzy9 — Anna Lulis (@annamlulis) December 19, 2025 Well done Russell! And I don't know if you caught it or not, but at the beginning of his prayer, he paraphrases Psalm 51:15: “O Lord, open my lips,and my mouth will declare your praise.” Which immediately reminded me of that moment during the U2 Super Bowl Halftime Show. Do you remember this? It's kind of hard to hear, but as the iconic guitar rift from "Where The Streets Have No Name" starts playing and the names of all the victims on 9/11 rise up on massive screens behind him, Bono walks out and into the microphone he quotes Psalm 51:15.  Twice. You can see it at about the 0:50 second mark here: U2 performs and pays tribute to 9/11 victims at Super bowl XXXVI (2002) pic.twitter.com/dw61FPdl0y — Rock History (@historyrock_) February 10, 2025 Such an iconic song.  Such an iconic Halftime Show.  Such an iconic moment. A bit hard to look back on now 25 years later after most of us have been red-pilled and 9/11 looks different than it used to, but still a powerful moment.