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It's The Wall Builder Show on a Friday, which means it's good news today, folks.

Get ready for some rapid fire good news from David and Tim Barton.

I'm Rick Green, America's Constitution Coach, and we sure appreciate you listening to the Walbillers

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It's the 250th coming up for the whole year we're going to be talking about this and learning a lot about the founding fathers. But let's jump into some good news for things that have happened in the last few weeks or months. We've covered a lot of good news,

guys. I don't even know where y'all are going to start, but I think we've missed a lot of good

news as well because it was more than we could possibly cover. Yeah, we have missed a lot of good news.

Actually, just this week, I went through and took out almost 150 pages of good news stories out of the

stack because we've just, we've gotten by them. They're good news, but that was three weeks ago.

And so there are so much that that now that stack is reduced by about 150 pages. So I'm going to

start with it's a good news, but it's kind of a different approach of the thing,

and it deals with what I would call fine arts. And I really like arts and entertainment.

I've got a private collection probably at 1,500 movies that I have in that collection. So I really

like arts and entertainment in a lot of ways, but I've come to not like what I would call the fine

arts very much. I like orchestras. I like stuff like that, but I've come to not like what I would call the fine arts very much. I like orchestras.

I like stuff like that. But what's the fine arts now and what has become the fine arts?

That's just not my style much anymore. Now, by fine arts, do you mean like a Fred Astaire

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