Welcome to the Wall Builder Show, taking on the hot topics of the day from a biblical, historical, and constitutional perspective.

Today, we're somewhat picking up on where we left off yesterday. Chad Conley was our guest yesterday.

If you missed that, go check it out today at wallbuilders. Show. That's wallbuilders.

Show. And we had mentioned yesterday, George Barnas study that he did for wall builders recently,

and I forget how many he actually polled during this, but man, the data was, some of it shocking.

Some of it, unfortunately, we've seen in the past, but we're going to dive a little further into that

today as George Barner will be joining us later in the program. By the way, I'm Rick Green here

with David Barton and Tim Barton. And guys, first of all, thanks for even thinking about doing

this study because it really put to paper actual data you could back up what a lot of us knew

in our gut was going on, but half of people of faith, 49% saying, eh, it's just too much trouble. It's too controversial. Or I don't like the

candidates or whatever other excuse, 49% of people of faith saying they're not going to vote. That's a big

deal. It is a big deal. And, you know, guys, we've known for a long time that a lot of Christians

have not been engaged in the process.

What we did not know or maybe even see come, at least I didn't, Dad, you might have, that this is projected to be the lowest Christian voter turnout.

And basically kind of our memory for presidential elections that this, when we have election this crucial, where literally

the candidate on the Democrat side was when they were in the Senate, when Kamala Harris from

the Senate, she was the most liberal senator in the U.S. Senate. Bernie Sanders is an open socialist,

and she had a more liberal voting record than the open socialist,

the reason I point this out is because we really are talking about socialism, Marxism,

communism, communism being part of the package that's on the ballot, that when you look at the

ideology, when you look at the policies, even though they're not always clearly defined

by certain candidates, The things that we see

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