Welcome to the intersection of faith and culture.

It's The Wall Builder Show, taken on the hot topics of the day from a biblical, historical, and constitutional perspective.

And, of course, election, integrity and security is a very hot topic.

In fact, the Senate is finally debating that topic starting

yesterday and could go on, I don't know, they even talked about pausing it, starting it again.

I don't know exactly how it'll end up happening, but it's still the hot topic. And so

Seth Keschel is our guest today. We're going to talk about his book on election integrity

and his efforts across the country to educate people on these things.

But David, Tim, of course, this has been a hot topic, not just since the 2020 election.

And being a historical show, I think we should, you know, do the Solomon thing, say nothing

new under the sun. We've had major election integrity battles in the 1800s and multiple sets of electors many times.

So nothing new under the sun.

There's always a desire for people to justify their means because of the end.

And everybody thinks they're stopping, you know, the worst person from winning.

So anyway, not new, but important for sure.

Yeah, it's not new. And it's, but it really is a big deal because we now are at a position where states are not enforcing their own laws.

And so you get into the situation of where there is absolute definite fraud out there.

There always has been, but now it's organized at levels that have never been

seen and so this is where the save act would require that the states have to share their voting

roles with the federal government which allows the federal government step in and say wait

whoa you've got two million more people voting than you have registered in your state how has that

happening right now there's no outside

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