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Thanks for joining us today on our Foundations of Freedom Thursday.

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We get so many cool emails.

Sometimes it's just comments, but a lot of times it's questions for our foundations program.

So send those on to radio at wallbuilders.com. Radio at wallbuilders.com. I'm Rick Green here with David and Tim Barton, and we'll just jump right into your emails. And here's one of those comments. This one's from Carol. And I'm going to try to say this, guys. I think it's payola, Kansas. Payola. We're not supposed to have paola in radio, guys. Something, I don't know. I remember something about that. Okay, she said, dear David Tim and Rick, I've listened to your show for years and appreciate your wide range of knowledge and wisdom. However, as the wife of a, okay, I'm going to try it, numismatist, numismatist, a person, she says, she gives the definition, a person who studies or collects

money, coins, and often tokens, I feel compelled to correct you on something. The United States

has never made pennies. England had pennies. We have one cent coins. I really enjoy your show and

appreciate all your good work. I just had to share that piece of trivia. Carol, God bless you. That was a great correction that we needed because we do not want to be like those Tories. We don't ever want to be like the British, right guys? I tell you, this is so cool. And man, I struggle over to it. I read the word. I think it's numidmatista, I don't know, but as someone who is into coins and, you know, money, et cetera, and we were talking on the program about how that the government is going to stop printing pennies, or I said we're going to stop making pennies because it costs more to make the pennies, then you get from having pennies. And she's got a great correction. It's a

one cent piece. It's not a penny. England has pennies. We got one cent. That's great. I love that

correction. Thank you. Thank you. Appreciate that, Carol. What's crazy is my brain says, no, we've read

penny on that coin. It definitely says penny on there. It's so interesting that my mind doesn't even comprehend that it's not a penny. It's a one cent piece.

Yeah, when you read it on the coin, it's one cent. That's exactly what it is. I love it. And I think if I remember our guys, our conversation about that was because of somebody writing

then. So I forget who it was, but thank you, whoever that was, for getting that conversation even started for us. In fact, here's another comment that's great from Jennifer. She said, I'll listen to your podcast every day. And I've read both of your American story books. I've learned so much about early American history. I'm interested in learning about the 1900, specifically World War I and World War II.

Are there any books that you recommend that would cover

this time period? Okay, Jennifer, I just have to tell you, you've read American Story 1 and American

Story 2. There are 472 American Story books planned. They're just all still in David's head.

And so eventually, no, I think

you guys are pretty close on three, aren't you? And how far, like, what are the dates for what you're

going to do with American Story 3? Yeah, American Story 3 is going to be called a World at War. And it does

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