Talk to the guy across the street

The hosts agree on the local principle: if you expect someone in Tennessee to confront the underwear pastor, you should talk to the pastor across the street -- even the Episcopal one you disagree with. They reach for the Nathan-and-David pattern: confront, and if he repents like David did, you're good. John the Baptist didn't wait for a direct personal call before speaking to Herod; fear of people and conflict is what keeps Christians quiet.