Hey, this is Matt Walsh, host of The Matt Walsh show, and you're about to listen to our most recent episode of Backstage with me, Ben Shapiro, Michael Knowles, Andrew Klaven, Jeremy B. B.

Peterson's new show, The Gospels, to Hunter Biden's pardon. You don Jeremy Boring, joined by Ben Shapiro, Andrew Claven, Matt Walsh, and Michael Knowles.

We're in for a good conversation tonight because a lot's happened since the last time we were with you.

Of course, on that occasion, we were celebrating the victory of Donald Trump over that other guy.

And that other guy was a woman. I honest to goodness,

I honestly goodness, I was thinking was Biden. She was amazing how she just disappeared from all

of our collective consciousness. She started drinking early. She never, she never existed.

But not only that, there's been a lot that's happened in news. Obviously, the fastest appointments

for a presidential cabinet, I think,

that we've ever seen in the history of the presidency. But before we get to all that, we've released

an incredibly important and I think special piece of content at Daily Wire this week from our

friend Jordan Peterson called The Gospels. One of the amazing things about having Dr. Peterson

on the platform has been being able to host these now two incredible seminars, the first on the Book of Exodus.

The second one is on a harmonization of the four gospels where Dr. Peterson assembles intellectuals, people from diverse backgrounds, people of faith, people not of faith, but all people with great

insight and intellect to discuss these biblical texts. And, you know, one of the things that I read

in the news this week is that Bible cells are like at a 40-year high or something in the country.

People are very interested in the text of the Bible, and yet church attendance is in decline.

And the church in America seems to be following about a century behind the church in Europe

into a sort of post-Christian state.

The church is failing.

But people's interest in these texts does not seem to be failing, and they seem interested

in pursuing the text, not through traditional

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