Welcome to the intersection of faith and culture. It's the Wall Builders show on Friday, which means it's good news Friday, including right after Thanksgiving. So I'm just going to assume that David ate cold turkey today. I warmed mine up. I'm just saying I didn't take his word for it and eat it cold. Anyway, hey, hope you had a great Thanksgiving yesterday. We had a great time doing the Thanksgiving program yesterday. If you missed it, go back and listen to it at some point over the weekend and be thankful not only for all the good stuff that's happening, but I learned yesterday to be thankful even for the tough times, thankful for some of the bad things that are happening because you know God's using it to make you persevere, make you perfect and complete, lacking nothing. Love that chapter in James. Okay, Rick Green here with David Barton and Tim Barton, and I'm looking forward to some good news. Y'all. We had a good news program in a way yesterday, but today you got some specific good news stories for us. I do and this this first one is, it's going to be almost like a comedy good news when I go through the title of this thing.

It's like, that can't be on a good news Friday, but it's good news.

And so I have to explain it because I had to read the article to see all the stuff in it that was good, but it says the Trump administration unveils the first advanced female crash test dummy after 45 years. So we now, we've had

crashed to, I thought it was a Babylon B headline. I really did. I didn't know it was real. This is

real, huh? It is, it is real. I I told you you're going to laugh at it.

No question.

I don't know.

It's a crazy start.

I know.

I am so supportive of this for lots of reasons, and I don't want to take away your good news.

But I am super supportive of this, and I'll let you run with your good news, so I don't take away why I support it.

So this is Trump saying, hey, there are biological differences between the sexes. Yes.

There are two genders.

That makes sense.

And we've had a genderless crash dummy for 45 years.

So, okay, do you really have to go that far to make the point? And then I read the rest of the

article and said, oh, there's really a good point in here. Yes. Because it turns out that women,

clearly, God made them very different from men, including the physical structure of their body,

which there are 1,300 more deaths a year with females than males when

comes to car crashes.

Don't comment on driving ability because of this.

I'm telling you, you better be careful right now.

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