Welcome to the intersection of faith and culture on Thanksgiving.

Thanks for joining us today.

Always taking on the hot topics of the day from a biblical, historical, and constitutional perspective.

Hopefully, the hot topic today is turkey.

Hopefully you are spending some family time, getting together with family,

and maybe even getting to sit in a deer stand at some point over the next couple of days. Rick Green here with David Varton and Tim Varton, I know Tim Barton's going to be hunting at some point before the weekend's over. David, are you going to get to hunt any of this weekend? No, I'm not hunting any of this weekend. I've got too many other things going, but i don't know about this hot turkey thing i like

cold turkey on friday after thanksgiving's over come back man with the cold turkey that's great

i just like the dressing warmed up though i don't like cold dressing so yeah i i can go with the cold

turkey but yeah and what a wimp come on man be a man you can do cold dress it's okay

cold potato salad i can live with.

And I can even do the turkey.

But I also like a little steak with my turkey on Thanksgiving.

No, that's weird.

But okay, guys, let's talk to real reason for Thanksgiving.

I know a couple of guys that have written a few books about this kind of thing.

The American story, you guys cover

a lot of this history. And what a great time for us to remind folks about it. Yeah, I think there's

some really good lessons this year on it, too. I was just looking at some reports that have

really come out in the last couple of weeks. And it's creating some furor at the federal level,

trying to respond to some of the stuff. But there's a real rise in inscivility since COVID.

Since the COVID stuff, when you measure incivility, the way that people treat one another,

the way they go after one another, what they're doing on planes, what they're doing to

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