Welcome to the Wobbler Show, The Intersection of Faith and Culture.

Thanks for joining us today.

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

I'm Rick Green here with David Barton and Tim Barton, and we're going to try to break our record from last week's

Foundations of Freedom Thursday, where we covered, you got it, one question. So the challenge,

David and Tim, is to answer more than one question today. If we get two, we're doing great.

Now, I know, you know, David always lays out like 47 questions because he's so optimistic,

and then we usually get to three or four, okay, he really only lays out like four questions because he's so optimistic. And then we usually get to three or four. Okay,

he really only lays out like four. But still, you know, the questions are there. It's just,

you know, how long do we talk when we're answering the question? But I'm going to ask the first question.

I'm not even going to look at the audience questions yet, guys, because Tim, I'm really curious.

I technically consider myself a teacher because I homeschooled. Well,

okay, you know Karen did all the work. You know how this works. She was really the one that

homeschooled kids. But what kind of teacher can come to the teacher's conference that Wall Builders

is putting on this summer? And I know there's two chances to come. There's two dates. And I know it's,

I remember you telling me a couple weeks ago how incredibly inexpensive it is.

I think it's like a hundred bucks. That's it. Anyway, I wanted to ask if I have to be a particular

type of teacher. Well, everybody's welcome to register and apply. And there generally are kind of a

variety of teachers that come. It's the week after the 4th of July, but these are two and a half

day sessions. So it's going to be a but these are two and a half day sessions.

So it's going to be a Monday, Tuesday, and a half day, Wednesday is one. And then there's

going to be a Thursday, Friday, half day, Saturday. It's the week after 4th of July.

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