Marianne Williamson

And...

It just, the normalization of liberal Zionism with Marianne Williamson was too much.

And it was just disgusting.

And so I decided to speak up.

And that's true.

You know, I saw Marianne Williamson speak the other day, and she said such a great thing.

She said, change that phrase, I'm working on it, to I am being it.

Oh, it's great.

How? By doing it yourself.

Because as my guest and best-selling author Marianne Williamson once said, when you let your own light shine, you unconsciously give others permission to do the same.

They see the gleam in your eye.

They feel the positivity radiating from you.

And now with this new knowing, it's going to be not just easier, but way more fun.

I heard a term that came, I don't know if it came from Marianne Williamson or the Course in Miracles, but it's called the journey without distance.

The journey without distance? The journey from the heart and the head and to the distance.

Kind of what you were just talking about.

Yeah.

I remember, not that she's a great political pundit, mind you, or expert, but I remember going to Marianne Williamson event shortly after that.

She said, he should have fought.

He just stepped aside, but he respected the,

But I mean, he connects well with lots of folks and people enjoy hearing him talk.

If he gets the same kind of debate access that let's say Marianne Williamson had in the 20 campaign, what impact might that have? Her Friday didn't have ballot access either.

So I'm just saying it's a rhetorical exercise, it's not a political

exercise.

Before we even get to the territories, before we get to D.C., before we get to Puerto Rico.

If you don't have the basic infrastructure for that, but you're running a presidential campaign knowing that you don't have access to the debates because you're not a part of the Democratic Party.

So what Roland Martin says back to Dr. Julianne Malveaux when she talks about the fact that if he could get on the debate stage the way Marianne Williamson did.

Marianne Williamson ran as a Democrat.

And at a young age, age eight, age nine, I would, in a quest to try to understand myself, I would sneak into my father's office because we lived behind the church.

I would sneak into my father's office and he had probably a thousand spiritual books on everyone from Wayne Dyer and Deepak Chopra, Marianne Williamson, Louise Hay to...

Eastern mystics like Osho and Krishnamurti and all of the Eastern mystics to Madame Blavatsky.

And so as a young boy, I began to devour these books and I was obsessed with just trying to understand who I am and why I'm here and what's the purpose of life.