Welcome to the intersection of faith and culture. It's The Wall Builder Show, taking on the hot topics of the day from a biblical, historical, and constitutional perspective and a lot of topics to cover today from those perspectives.

Rick Green here with David Barton and Tim Barton. And guys, of course, we yesterday talked about all the things that happened over the weekend. It was such a busy

weekend and some really cool things like the 250th of the Army and all the parades and everything

like that. And then, of course, all the Israel and Iran things began happening and just a lot,

a lot of stuff to cover. Some of it we got to yesterday,

not all of it. And then, of course, today we've got another, it seems like every time we turn

around, guys, there's another 250th. There's some momentous thing that happened in either 1775 or 1776.

This is just going to be so fun over the next year. And we got Bunker Hill today. This is a big one. It is,

and Rick, one of the things that we've talked about offline, one of the challenges is making

sure that in the midst of us staying relevant with the current events and trying to, you know,

be on the road and speaking and all the things we're doing is to not miss some significant 250th.

So we're not looking back afterwards going, oh, man, we, I can't believe

we forgot that, but fortunately, we remembered Battle of Bunker Hill, 250th anniversary, and this

really was a pretty significant thing early on in the revolution, which also just quickly,

the Battle of Bunker Hill is a little bit of a misnomer. It was the battle really on Breeds Hill,

but the hills were very close to each other. There were things on both sides, but it was that

the battle, the Breeds Hill battle was more strategic. That's where the Americans had the

high ground is where the British had to charge up. But anyway, it became known as the

Battle of Bunker Hill because historians, for whatever reason, maybe a little

sloppy, a little lazy, because there were people on both sides. The Battle of Bunker Hill really

was Battle of Breeds Hill, but not to digress. This is a place where the British outnumber the

Americans, the Americans have the high ground superior position. It's estimated there's around

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