Welcome to the intersection of faith and culture. It's The Wall Builders Show. We're taking on the hot topics of the day from a biblical, historical, and constitutional perspective. Rick Green here with David and Tim Barton. And so much to cover. What an amazing week. Just a few days ago, a massive change in our nation's history in the right direction, a massive restoration of so many things that we've all been fighting for for many years.

And just an answer to prayer. And we mentioned it on our program Tuesday about the inauguration.

Great is his faithfulness, folks. We're so thankful and just have hearts of gratitude for where the nation is headed today.

It's Foundations of Freedom Thursday, so it's a chance for us to hear from you.

You can send in your questions to radio at wallbuilders.com.

That's radio at wallbuilders.com.

We'll get to as many as we can today.

Of course, amongst all of the good things that happened earlier this week and the massive shift and just the, you can feel the lightness in the air and the joy and the hope that we can, in fact, restore our nation.

Lots of hard work ahead to do that. But amidst all the good stuff, man, in the final hours of the Biden administration, we found out just how low these people can go.

I don't know that we've ever seen a president pardoned members of their own family like this.

Of course, the Hunter Biden one was weeks ago, but now his brother and all these other people at the last minute.

And then, of course, the pardoning of what I think is one of the most evil men in America that did more damage to our country than anyone in history, Anthony Fauci.

So all of these pardons, and that's just a handful of them. There were tons more. And that leads us, guys, to our first question, which I am curious about this as well. I'm looking forward to this conversation.

This question comes from, I believe he says it, Dan Zill. He said, what are the founders' regulations on the presidential pardon power? And how has or is

that power being abused by modern presidents? Guys, this is one that a lot of people are asking about

how far can these go. There were literally cop killers that were pardoned by Joe Biden. So it's

amazing what's been done. David, Tim, what do y'all think?

And this is one that was really interesting to me because I've never spent that much time on

the Constitution in this clause. And it's Article 2, which is, of course, the presidential saying,

but Section 2 in Clause 1 talks about what the president can do with pardons. And I have really

never thought about it heavily.

This administration has certainly brought that and what President Trump did after he was

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