Hello and thank you for joining me today. I am part of the Flashpoint Army, and I have the

t-shirt and the hat and the mug to prove it.

Yesterday, I quoted from the phenomenal book,

Killing America, Turning the Tide on the Tid on the Tsunami of Darkness,

by Gene and Terry Bailey, of course, from the Flashpoint Live program.

I'm doing so again today. One of the chapters in the book is about drawing a line in the sand

and saying, no further. We've reached that point in America. We must stop those

trying to destroy the America. God formed now. One of the individuals from America's history

who modeled this was Peter Mullenberg. You love his story, as well as

another regarding the great John Quincy Adams. Both stories directly, word for word from

this book, Killing America, turning the tide on the tsunami of darkness.

You need this book.

The title from the book, drawing the line.

In the basement of the U.S. Capitol,

there's a statue of a man named Peter Mullenberg.

Most are not aware of who he was.

Peter's father, Henry Mullenberg,

was responsible for the Lutheran Church

being established in the United States,

and Peter was a Lutheran pastor as well.

The reason Peter's statue is in the Capitol is because of his famous action on January 21, 1776.

After he gave his sermon

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