Hey, it's Scott Bertram, and I've got a challenge for you today.

Become a better educated American citizen.

And to help you do just that, we at Hillsdale College have our

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You can discover the beauty of the Bible and the Genesis story.

Study the writings of C.S. Lewis, or explore the true meaning of America in Constitution

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That music means it's time for the Hilsdale Dialogue.

The last radio hour of the week, and boy, is it a significant hour this week?

Because in two and a half hour at the United States Senate will be voting to close debate on the nomination of Brett Kavanaugh.

It will prefigure the vote on his confirmation tomorrow and I'm joined by Dr. Matthew Spalding.

His Hilldale College is director of the Kirby Center, which is the Lantern of Reason that sits in the shadow of the capital,

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