Let the torch of freedom burn.

Welcome to Wall Builders Live.

This is the intersection of faith in the culture.

And by the way, we've been saying that for 15, 18, I don't know how many years.

A long, long time.

I noticed a lot of people have added that to their moniker, their byline, whatever you want to call it. Anyway, I just want to say we were, I think first, I don't know. Anyway, I don't think anybody else was doing it when we started it, but it is the intersection of faith and the culture. Why is that important? What does that phrase actually mean? It means that our faith informs everything that we do, including how we form our societies, our neighborhoods, how we vote, what our government looks like,

how we build our businesses, how we treat our employees or how we treat our employer, how we treat

our family. Faith is involved in everything. If you're truly a person of faith, if you're saying

that this faith that I believe in changed my life, if you are saying that Christ is king in my life, then we are to obey everything he commands. And that's why it's so important to make sure that faith is also influencing our culture. So here at Wall Builders Live, the intersection of faith in the culture. And also if you're wondering, wall builders, that comes from the scripture in Nehemiah that says arise and rebuild the walls that we may no longer be a reproach. We are working to rebuild the foundations in America, and we are thankful that you're a part of that. My name is Rick Green. I'm a former Texas legislator and America's Constitution coach, and it is my honor to be here with David and Tim Barton. Tim's a national speaker and pastor and president of Walbulders. David is basically America's premier historian. No, basically to it. I mean, there is nobody on the planet that can quote the founding fathers like him that knows as much about the founding fathers and the founding of our country. He is absolutely America's premier historian. And we're thankful to be here with him. He's also the founder of Wall Builders. So if you

want to know more about all three of us, you can check out our website today at wallbuilderslive.com.

All right, David and Tim, let's dive into some good news. Headed over to David Barton first. Let's see. I'm going to guess. I'm guessing. I have no idea what's in your stack, but I like to guest just for fun. We're going to a court case. You're not you're not right this time. I'm so sorry, Rick. I've never gotten it right. What do you mean this time? I've never guessed it right. I just had to try again. Well, I wasn't going to point out the record. I just wanted people think this is the first time you missed it. But I yeah. Well, thank you. This is, yeah, I'm sorry. Once again, Rick, you didn't get it right. So that makes you feel better. Yeah, yeah, thanks. What we'll start with is ESG. ESG is environmental, social, and governance. It's been the big thing, particularly pushed through the Biden administration. It started long before that. It started back under Obama. They pushed it globally at that point in time. Trump was able to

derail it pretty much for America, but Biden has got us back into that. And so it essentially is the

concept of using social credit scores rather than economic credit scores to see whether you can

get money, whether the bank's going to include you or whatnot. And we've talked in previous programs about how that with ESG, they're taking conservatives

off of certain banks and cutting them out of certain things, kind of what Elon Musk is revealing

about Twitter and who's been chopped out, and we don't want you to have a voice, so we're going

to take you all platform.

So this is that same kind of thing.

It's really a social

environmental kind of climate view that if you're not right on this, then we're just not

going to let you be part of society. And what's happening is we started seeing pushback.

Several states. Last year, 28 states introduced measures to stop this ESG usage against citizens.

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