Jerremy Alexander Newsome and Dave Conley conclude with Paresa Noble on what gives hope. They cover her origin story after Uvalde, lightning round, what they learned, bipartisan school safety measures, Dave's takeaway on priorities and anger, shame on funding priorities, getting involved as a ministry, schools without locks, and closing.

Timestamps:

1. (00:00) Paresa's Uvalde story shows one event can spark real change – from blame to action
2. (04:39) Lightning Round – unfiltered answers cut through the noise
3. (10:56) What we learned reveals clear bipartisan paths – if we choose to take them
4. (11:02) Bipartisan school safety measures already exist – politics just gets in the way
5. (12:06) Dave's takeaway – reorder priorities and drop manufactured anger
6. (13:32) Our funding choices should shame us – national priorities are upside down
7. (14:16) Getting involved feels like a ministry – this level of commitment works
8. (14:36) Schools without basic locks still exist – unacceptable in any year
9. (15:05) Closing – time to subscribe and actually get involved

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