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Fox. Hey, this is Trey. Thank you for joining us for another Tuesdays with Trey. This is a real treat for me, a personal treat. Our guest, Robert P. George, is the McCormick Professor of Jurisprudence at Princeton

University, founder and director of its James Madison program in American ideals and institutions.

He has a doctorate from Oxford and has written extensive. and

American ideals and institutions. He has a doctorate from Oxford and has written extensively on

moral philosophy and constitutional law and political

philosophy and legal theory and a whole host of other things that I'm not

more enough to understand, but he is and we'll ask him about it.

He's been called, this is a quote, the most influential conservative Christian thinker in the country,

although I might drop the modifiers and just say he's one of the most

influential thinkers, period, in my lifetime. From West Virginia to Princeton with some of the world's great

colleges and universities in between Professor Robert George. Professor how are you?

I'm well and I'm just delighted to be with you on the podcast Ray thanks for inviting me.

Well thank you. Your SAT and Elsat scores would be much higher than any other guests I've had so this is

I usually have my friends on and they and they barely made it into and out of graduate programs you grew up in West Virginia and that's what caught my attention when I was looking at incredibly

impressive the schools you went to, but you talk lovingly of your background.

Could you tell us a little bit about growing up as a kid?

Oh yes, I'd be happy to Trey. I grew up in the hills of West Virginia, North

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