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Taking on the hot topics of the day from a biblical, historical, and constitutional perspective,

Rick Green here with David Barton and Tim Barton.

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Them before us, guys, today's topic is literally about the children. You know, we used to, Rush Limbaugh, I used to joke about how the left would claim it was for the children, and they were usually undermining the policies that would actually be good for the family and good for children. Katie Fouse will be with us a little later specifically talking about policies that are good for kids. So looking forward to having her back. We had her just, I don't know, three, four months ago, but good to have her back. Yeah, it would be great to have her back. She spoke to the legislators conference this year, and she's got a great initiative going, and it really goes back to some things that we've been trying to do for the last several years, and that's kind of get marriage, traditional marriage, back as the

foundation of the family and the country as well. I mean, it's always been kind of a thing that

you can tell when a nation is headed down in a wrong direction by what it does with traditional

marriage and family, et cetera.

And when the Supreme Court back to the surprise of us all in 2015 said, hey, we're going to

redefine marriage.

We don't care really how it's been for thousands of years or other cultures.

We're going to have a new definition in America.

Thank you, Justice Kennedy, for flip-flopping on that and putting that to us.

Since then, Katie has really been emphasizing traditional family, going back to it, and there's

a statement that they have as the organization that I've been thinking about a lot.

And she says, she describes it as an organization dedicated to defending the kids' rights

to have a mother and a father. And I thought, yeah, kids' rights to have a mother and a father.

And I thought, yeah, kids' rights to have a mother and father.

If you're a kid, you've got a mother and a father, except I was thinking about that in the sense of what that actually means.

A lot of kids today don't get to choose their parents, and especially with what's going on now with gay couples

and gay couples adopting their children and others, instead of having the right to have a mother

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