Well it's good to be in Wisconsin and this is about my third time in Wisconsin. I was always

on the east side. I've been to Milwaukee, I've been to Green Bay and even two hours north of Green Bay.

And maybe at dinner I'll talk about that maybe or something. But anyway, it's cold up there. And I was

told that most of Canada's population is south of where I was up there.

All right, well anyway, it's good to be with you.

It's very good to be with you.

And before I start, let me just say something about how I learned about John Harris.

I was teaching at Southern Seminary, and we had a faculty meeting and by the way this evening after the

dinner I'll speak about sort of my story some people have asked me about that so

I will speak about that tonight so I'm sort of giving you a little bit of what I'll

speak about in my second thing today. But we had a, it was called a full professors meeting. And in there, what you would have is, you

have at a school, you're usually like an associate professor, an assistant, and then a professor, and I was a professor.

And so what you would do is, every year we'd have to look at people whether to promote them.

So if they were assistant, do we promote them to an associate or an associate to a professor, you see.

And so we were in a meeting, and at the very end of the meeting,

one of the faculty members said,

he brought up critical race theory and he says I saw on

YouTube where some of our professors are teaching critical race theory. And oh, the atmosphere of the room changed quite a bit.

Dr. Mueller was not pleased with that

the statement and it wasn't me because I really didn't even know what critical race theory was at that time.

I had my head buried in the sand of Old Testament or something

and you know I wasn't keeping up with this stuff and he says yeah

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