Welcome to the intersection of faith and culture. Thanks for joining us on this Good News Friday. We love Good News Fridays around here, Wall Builders, even though every day seems like Good News Friday with all the good news, not only from Washington, D.C., but now we're getting victories at the state level. We've had some great interviews, and we've got some good ones coming up in the next couple of weeks with state reps that have

had victories. So just a lot of great stuff going on. Rick Green here with David Barton and Tim

Barton, and they've got a stack of good news. So I'm going to stop talking. Let's jump in. David,

first piece of good news. Well, this is going to be one that really covers some time in the sense since Trump's been elected. One of the things

we've noted is that there's been more than 100 lawsuits filed against Trump. The things he's doing

virtually everything he's doing is getting a lawsuit from somebody for some reason. And those early

lawsuits that have been filed, he's losing nearly every one of them. And we talked about that this is going to work its way up the ladder.

It's going to work its way to the Supreme Court, et cetera.

And we think that over time, that stuff is going to get overturned.

Well, a whole bunch of it has reached the Supreme Court this week.

And this week, the Supreme Court has made a lot of decisions.

Now, I've seen the news report these decisions as

Trump wins, Trump wins, Trump wins. And I'll tell you, that's not the case. It's not the Trump's winning.

It's that the court has slapped down to lower courts and said, you're not doing this the right way.

Which actually is in favor of Trump. So Trump kind of his winning by stopping what these judges have done. And

that obviously you are giving detail, but not to be misunderstood by people listening. No,

all of these decisions benefit Trump. But the judges didn't say, oh, Trump's the winner on this.

The judges said, lower courts, you need to get your business together.

Yeah, and the lower courts have been acting like their national legislatures, and they've been saying, hey, and for example, the two I'm going to start with, there was a federal judge in San Francisco and a federal judge in Maryland, and the plaintiffs, that is, the people protesting what Trump is doing, went to those judges.

And those judges, rather than giving an injunction that said, hey, Trump, you can't do this to these people until after trial.

They said, hey, nobody in the United States.

Trump, you can't do this for anybody.

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