Welcome to the intersection of faith and culture. It's the Wall Builders Show where we take on the hot topics of the day from a biblical, historical, and constitutional perspective.

Thanks for joining us today.

I'm Rick Green here with David and Tim Barton.

And guys, we've got a great guest coming on.

We talk a lot about the lack of courage and that that's one of the big problems in the culture and one of the reasons we've gotten where we are because we got soft, so we're in that part of the cycle where soft men create tough times.

So we love having stories of courage and today our guest is truly someone of courage

putting her career and her reputation and her family and everything on the line to be a

whistleblower and unfortunately it's kind of a starts as a bad news

but gets towards good news if we look at the courage and it comes out of Texas

so we're embarrassed to say Texas hospitals have been very involved in these gender what do they call it affirming care it's

basically child mutilation but anyway we've got a whistleblower today that has

been shining some light in the darkness well red game was really hard for me to wait for you to finish that thought,

to point out, it's actually weak men, they create hard times.

Although weak men are soft, so that's kind of,

that's true.

Yes, I like the word soft because it just shows even more just

wimpy weak. What is John Cooper's book? Wimpy, Week and Woke. Maybe we'll say that

from now on. Wimpy Wicke and Woke, man. Great tough times. Well just maybe feel a little insecure about my gut when you're saying soft.

I'm like, I need to do some more crunches.

That's a personal feeling right now.

But I feel really bad.

But it is

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