Welcome to the intersection of faith and culture. Thanks for joining us today on The Wall Builders

Show, taking on the hot topics of the day from a biblical, historical, and constitutional

perspective. Rick Green here with David Barton and Tim Barton. Lots to get to today, of course, day after

primary elections in Texas, Arkansas, and North Carolina.

And then, of course, lots of news out of the Middle East as well.

So we'll try to get to all of it, guys.

First and foremost, of course, update on Iran.

Could continue to take out a lot of their military infrastructure.

Apparently a lot of the, I don't

know if you call them political leadership or clerical leadership that was going to choose the next

leader. That's a big deal. Rick, you don't have to repeat yourself. You said political or clerical.

For them. It's Iran. They do have a theocracy. Don't repeat yourself. And that seems like a rejection

of the whole package, right? Like it's basically saying it would be like saying in America,

there's no Democrats left or there's no Republicans left. Like they're going to wipe out that

whole Islamic regime so that they don't end up with that theocracy that you just mentioned.

Well, it's interesting.

I think what Trump is doing is we're allowing you, you people, to choose a complete reset

if you want to.

You can go back to pre-1979 when Iran was a Democratic country by and large, when they

were part of the Western allies.

And so what we're going to do is you have an institution that has been framed against you to never let you have power. We're going to give you a chance to see if you want to keep that institution or if you want to do something different. I think that's the big choice they have. Well, guys, one of the things, too, that's worth pointing out. I had a conversation with Bill Fedder. Actually, he's in the podcast, the American Story podcast, released today. And he was explaining, part of why this is significant

is because part of the Islamic belief system, certainly they believe in the caliphate, but part of what

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