I am unashamed. What about you?

Nice hat, Zach.

Thank you, brother.

Thank you.

There's no affiliation.

He just plays the color.

And that's just his shirt.

This L.A. right here means something, Christian.

That's just fake news.

That's funny. That's just fake news. That's funny.

That's what is it? What's the word for me? That's unintentionally razzetazers.

All right. We're on a six-week detour. We've left. We haven't left. We just put

aside a little bit, ancient Christianity.

We moved into Colonial America, of course, with Hillsdale.

And the reason why is because you guys know it's coming up right on July 4th.

Anybody know what's so special about that?

It's 250.

250 years.

250 years.

250 years.

And our friends at Hillsdale College have a new documentary. It's coming out in theaters. It's called Revolutionary America. It's narrated by Magnum P.I. Old Tom Selleck, if you guys. One of the best moustaches in all of show business. One of the best. Deerly departed Chuck Norris. It was one of the best. You think it's one of the best or the best? Well, it's hard to say. I used to work a pretty serious mustache myself. I don't know anybody better. I'll say that. Well, it really feels like the next chapter after the Colonial America course we're doing now. So it'll be great for you guys to go see that in theaters. And it tells the story of how this country started. You know, not some watered down version either. It's an honest assessment of kind of our history and how we got here. You can see how people really did risk everything, which you're going to see in this course, too. I mean, like, that's one of the things that I'm like, man, there was a lot of risk that went into the founding of America. But against all laws, they actually pulled it off. And they built something that's lasted nearly 250 years. So with that anniversary coming up, it's the story that people really do need to understand something we need to pass on. And this is one of those that you want to see on the big screen, not just streaming it later. And it's only in theaters for a limited time. So you guys can get your tickets right now at Hillsdale.edu slash film. That's Hillsdale. That's Hillsdale. That edu slash film. Go check it out. I can't wait to see this. And, uh, yeah, kind of, it's kind of a really good lead that we're doing here into that, uh, film. So I don't know what you guys thought about the course, but it's, it was, this, this has been good. I loved it. I'm,

I'm, I'm stepping into a new, we have taken a detour and I will once again be the novice on

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