All right, we're live. Hi, this is William Ramsey. Welcome to William Ramsey Investigates on tonight.

You have a very special guest. We're returning guests for the third time. We're going to discuss more details in his very excellently research book, two masters and two gospels.

And there's some points that we just haven't gone over in detail in a very detail-oriented book. So, Jay Michael Bennett is returning.

So, Mike, are you there?

Sure am.

And thank you for having me back.

I hope your listeners can put up with me a little bit more and be patient.

I've got some hard data.

Oh, definitely.

And very important.

I mean, I think I said in the earlier other two interviews, this is a different angle than many people would see. And Christians in particular aren't kind, don't have this kind of looking at this facet of kind of modern Christian life. And so I think it's very important that people listen on.

But we're trying to pick up from where we left off last time.

I remember we talked about Gerald Hurd,

and you wanted to kind of pick up at a certain spot.

So can you just kind of remind me in the audience

where we're at in your book?

Sure, sure. We're going to talk tonight about to remind me in the audience where we're at in your book? Sure.

We're going to talk tonight about an aspect of the book I almost really never get asked about

in other interviews.

So if they've heard me elsewhere, it'll be something hopefully a little fresh to them.

I talked on the historical part, which is the main bulk of the book, about the guys who really started the marriage of big business and conservative Christian community, which birthed Christian media back around 1940.

And that was James Fyfield.

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