This is the intersection of faith and culture.

Thanks for joining us today on the Wall Builder show, taking on the hot topics of the day from a biblical, historical, and constitutional perspective.

We're agreeing here with David Barton and Tim Barton, today we're talking about citizenship.

And Vanessa 4 is going to be with us a little bit later in the program. But guys, of course, the 250th is coming up. This is the topic we should be talking about so the people know what it means to even be a citizen in America. And we increase civics knowledge of those citizens that are already here, but then also having a high bar for those that want to come here and become citizens.

Well, guys, it's always a good time to remember about civics and help civic education. But this week, actually right now, dad, you and I are in Washington, E.C. later today, you have some meetings, some with some government officials, one pretty, potentially pretty noted person in government politics.

When I can talk more about that tomorrow once we see how the meetings unfold and what happens.

And I'm going to be this morning leading some pastors,

some of our wallbuilders donors around.

We're going to go to Mount Vernon, Arlington National Cemetery.

We'll go to some of the monuments and reconnect with some of that history.

But the reason even some of this history matters is because when it comes to civics,

one of the basic ideas of civics goes back to what the founding fathers identified as self-evident truths in the Declaration of Independence,

that our rights come from God.

And I feel like it's important to point this out because guys last week,

Democrat Senator Tim Kane and one of his dumber moments.

And that's saying a lot.

All right.

I can't say it's a dumbest thing he's ever said.

And certainly I can't say it's a dumbest thing that a congressman or senators ever said because there are some really dumb things congressmen and senators have said over the years. One of my favorite moments, and this might

be an entire different segment in and of itself, if we said, hey, what's your favorite dumb thing

that a congressman or senator said? I think Congressman Hank Johnson from Georgia worrying about Guam tipping over because of a marine installation on the side of the island.

I mean, there's been some really dumb things that Congressman and Senator have said.

...