With a country divided, the Republican risk and morality being redefined, it's time to get around the campfire, get back to basics, and spark the revival that this country so desperately needs.

This is the American Campfire Revival with Cook Cameron.

I wanted to talk with you about what I mentioned in my previous post, and that is the Bill of Rights.

Now, the Bill of Rights is actually the beginning of the amendments to our Constitution, and the Bill of Rights, it are so important. As I mentioned, in the movie The Lord of the Rings,

there's this epic scene where the Frodo and the Fellowship of the Rings, together with Gandalf,

they're crossing through this dangerous area with fire and lava across these bridges, and this ancient demon is pursuing them, trying to consume and destroy them.

And Gandalf stays behind as the wise wizard, the powerful protector.

And he looks at that demon and he says, you cannot pass.

I'll say it again. You cannot pass. And it's, you got to look it up.

Check out Gandalf, Lord of the Rings, you cannot pass. It's a great scene. And essentially,

that's what the, what the Bill of Rights is saying to out of control, power-hungry, monster government,

you cannot pass.

The Constitution, and I have a copy of mine right here, is a shield wall that says to the government,

to our own, think of the genius of this, by the way, to our own...

Think of the genius of this, by the way.

Our founding fathers created the supreme law of the land

that would restrict the government leaders of the land

because they knew that government by nature always

seeks to amass and consume, amass more power and consume more of the people's individual liberties and rights.

And so they put up a shield wall called the Constitution that limited their power.

And then as a secondary line of defense, they put up their Gandalf Bill of Rights that says,

you shall not pass. And in that Bill of Rights, we have protections as United States

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