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will be with a state senator out of texas there was a big supreme court case heard at the

supreme court i think it was a week ago guys y'all remind me i think it was uh it might have been

longer than that but anyway big case on uh guys and girls sports well rick it has been a while

and actually last night you know i was

thinking i had a dream um and and right there's something else we should point out today yes i

just yeah it was a dream about something what was your dream well it might be it might be different

for me that it was for somebody else. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Good point. Also, today is MLK Jr. Holiday. And so some of our fine federal institutions are closed today, which doesn't hurt most of our feelings for most of what's going on. But yeah, Rick, I think you're right. I think it was last week when that case was the U.S. Supreme Court. And actually, I had the

chance to be with Mays last Friday in Fort Worth down at Tarrant County at their courthouse.

They unveiled a new Ten Commandment statue, which part of, you know, what's happened since the coach Joe Kennedy

decision that First Liberty had back of the U.S. Supreme Court back in 2022, in that decision

where the U.S. Supreme Court decided that Lemon was bad law, and that was overturned.

Lemon, of course, was the case that was used cited more than 7,000 times when it was first issued in

1971 up until it was overturned in 2022. And that's what was used to stop religious activity

and expression from any kind of public square, public arena, et cetera. And so there's a lot of

places, for example, that had displays of the Ten Commandments that in 1980, there was a

Supreme Court decision that required all Ten Commandment displays on public government property

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