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It's Friday, so we've got a lot of good news to get to.

So we're going to jump right in, Rick Green here with David Barton and Tim Barton.

Guys, I'm excited to hear the good news you gathered for us.

David, kick us off, man.

What's the first story today? Well, this kind of, let me sit the background on this. There's so many things in the country that are kind of fading out over time in a good sense. I mean, kind of fads and kind of movements that have been not good movements in many ways. And so they're kind of just fading out. And there's so many things you can point to.

I mean, we're seeing the stats now that even with the transgender movement over the last two years,

about half as many people supported us did just two years ago. What we saw with COVID,

all the fear over medicine within two years, that's gone. Now we're seeing vaccine stuff change.

And there's just so

much that there was a high intense pressure to do it. And it's really kind of backed off and slowed down.

It's not the same intensity and fervor there was. And so back in that time when that was a big deal

going on, all over the nation, we saw homosexuals go to people they knew were

Christian judges and say I want to get married I want to get married certificate whatever

and the Christians say hey I can't in good conscience do that and so we saw so many

Christians losing their jobs there's one of the case with Kim Davis out of Kentucky

that's pending in front of the Supreme Court right now.

And it's like over 10 years, it's been like 11 years.

And so a lot of this stuff goes back away.

And it's interesting that now we're seeing kind of a backtrack of what that had been.

And in Texas, we had some judges in Texas.

We had one Diane Hensley down in East Texas.

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