Thanks for joining us today on The Wall Builders Show, where we take on the hot topics of the day from a biblical, historical, and constitutional perspective.

It's good news Friday, so I am going to keep this intro super short because I want these guys to be able to share as much good news as possible.

And Tim Barton being more young and nimble than David Barton or Rick Green, either one, has made it very clear that he's going to tackle me and put me in some sort of jujitsu hold if I don't go to him first today, which is not our norm. We usually go to David first, but I don't like being choked out by Tim. So, Tim, what's our, what's our first piece?

Uncle or whatever.

I cry uncle, but without you even having to choke me out.

Well, I told you before we start, I said, hey, I can't wait anymore.

This is like the kid waiting for the Christmas present, and they just, I can't wait.

I got to do it.

Guys, earlier this week, the announcement from Pete Heggseth about making chaplains great again,

absolutely incredible.

I think we have that clip.

I want to play this clip for you guys.

I think obviously you've seen it.

But for everybody to listen to, listen to this clip.

And then I want to come back and make a few points after it.

I'm here to tell you about a real problem facing our nation's military.

It's one you're probably not aware of, but it's a really important one, and it's been going on for far too long.

The weakening of our chaplain corps.

You see, chaplains are intended to be the spiritual and moral backbone of

our nation's forces. George Washington established the chaplain corps in 1775, one of his first

actions as general of the Continental Army. Congress authorized chaplains for the Navy that very

same year. In Washington's general orders, he explained their

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