Welcome to the driving line. My name is James White. I am headed to Emory, Texas today, and I left from Jonesboro.

Let me just say, had a wonderful time in Jonesboro last night. It was really interesting. I didn't know how things were going to go.

I had a great Mexican dinner. Maybe that's what did it. I don't know, but I was surprisingly energetic last evening.

It was a good subject. We talk about justification, and synergism, and modernism, and there's a lot of church Christ-type stuff down that area.

I was just really surprised, and I had spent five hours on the road, and then we did the presentation, and then Q&A, and then talking with people and sign books and taking pictures and doing all kinds of stuff.

The battery didn't go flat until right toward the end of the evening. I had a great time, had a real good group of people show up, especially on a Monday night.

I even feel badly even contacting a church and saying, hey, I'm coming by on Monday. I know that's about the worst night of the week. It worked out great.

So, I was at 12-5 church, and look them up, and if you're in the area, check them out. So, had a great time there.

So, what I decided to do today, as I started off from in the thick fog, man, Arizona's are not used to driving in fog.

It's still very great today. I haven't seen the sun yet.

But, I decided to listen to the oral arguments from the Supreme Court yesterday on the 303 case, and I'm just going to tell you honestly.

When a Bergerfell came down, I read the decision, but this first time I've ever listened to the oral arguments and totals.

It was about two and a half hours, something like that. Two and a half, almost three hours worth of stuff.

And, it was very interesting. I think you really can pick up a lot of information about how the justices are thinking from how they behave during the cross examination.

I think I really do believe you can. I won't get into that right now. I'm hopeful for at least a 5-4, maybe a 6-3.

But, the reality is that my heart is broken. I'm just going to tell you, I saw something or heard something, I guess, in listening to this 3.5 hours worth of back and forth and hypotheticals and everything else.

And, even though Concert of Christianity was mentioned, even though the Scriptures were mentioned, they were pretty much irrelevant.

Because what was painfully clear is the idea that there has been a clear and objective revelation of what is good and right and necessary for a nation to experience God's blessing and to live in light of His truth.

It wasn't anywhere near that room, for anybody.

And, instead, what you keep hearing is the people that are trying to do the right thing and protect us from compelled speech.

From having to say what the government tells us to say, are dancing around the huge elephant in the room and the elephant in the room is a burger fill.

And, now, hasn't been signed yet, so it's not relevant to their deliberations, but the profaning of marriage act that the Senate passed and that I imagine, if they can get the President functional long enough to sign a signature and not put Barack Obama or some other name there, will be signed this week.

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