Welcome to the intersection of faith and culture. It's The Wall Builder Show, taking on

the hot topics of the day from a biblical, historical, and constitutional perspective. And today,

they're all going to be good topics, or at least topics that end in good stories. Because it's

good news Friday, we're going to get to as much as we can. So very quick intro let's go for it david what's the first piece of good news well i want to start with

one of the cabinet level departments and head over that department head over the department

of homeland security is christie knoll of the the former governor of dakota and so she's got that

department now and under, we talked yesterday

about the fact that in the executive branch are 400 different separate agencies. And so when you look

at cabinet level, which is, I think, 17 different people are in the cabinet. That means each of

those cabinet level folks has got 20 or 30 agencies under them.

And so one of the agencies under Christy Knaulm is FEMA.

And so FEMA exists to help when there's emergencies and et cetera.

And it's interesting that here you've got Christy Knaulm, who's over FEMA, and her recommendation to Trump is that we need to get rid of the federal emergency management

agency the way it exists today. And she talked about the way it exists today and what it is.

And it's supposed to help people when there's floods, fires, droughts, earthquakes, tornadoes,

hurricanes, fire, whatever it is. And I'll just, you know, I'll throw this out of something we talk about.

So when you look at the Constitution, the Constitution, it has 18 things that the federal

government can do. It's contained in 17 clauses. So I often say 17 enumerated powers.

But if you look, taking care of emergencies of the states is not one of the federally designated powers,

which means it's supposed to be in the hands of the states. And so that's one of those 10th

amendment issues, one of those issues that if it's not enumerated power by the Constitution,

the states get to do it. And so Christy Noam has just made the point, look, this needs to go back

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