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It's The Wall Builder Show, taking on the hot topics of the day from a biblical, historical, and constitutional perspective.

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Rick Green here with David Barton and Tim Barton.

And yes, it's noisy because I'm on the road coming back from, or I'm on the road

coming back from D.C. with all the Patriot Institute scholars, took them out there to see the

White House, the Capitol, went to Philly. They got to sign the Declaration of Independence in the

room in Independence Hall, 250 years later after the Founding Fathers themselves did it. So it was just a

great, great trip, and we're on our way back. David, Tim, you guys have been on the road as well. It's even better than George Whitfield. He was kind of on his own. Well, I guess the Wesley brothers were doing some of the same. But, man, we got us three out there everywhere. We got our friends and all these other organizations. It's almost like we've got of Whitfields out there. And Lord willing, God will give us another great awakening.

Well, and Rick, I do want to talk about some of the things that we have coming up because all

three of us are on the road so much. But I am curious, when you say your student signed the

Declaration of Independence, did Nicholas Cage help you acquire?

Like, was this the original one?

They're signing.

I wasn't going to say anything, Tim.

It was secret.

We did go to the National Archives the day before.

And no kidding.

We actually did go to the National Archives the day before.

And the night before that, I told the kids, I was like, okay,

no stealing the Declaration of Independence. We're going to have our own copy. We'll get in lots

of trouble. Actually, I was encouraging him to steal it, but they didn't do it. So, no, we had our own

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