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All right, David Atill, we'll stop into that good news. I'm looking forward to this. David Barton, first piece of good news, sir.

Well, there's been all this stuff going on at public libraries, the drag queen, children's hour kind of stuff where they're reading these, these transgender books to the kids and you're having 20, 30, 40 show up, what not.

Well, Kirk Cameron, our friend out in California, Christian guy, actor, Hollywood guy had come out with the children's Bible storybook. And he wanted to read that libraries too. That's, I mean, if everybody gets to read the libraries, I want into.

And he was being turned down by libraries because of the content.

First off, I got to say that's really ironic because libraries kept saying, no, we're not going to pull these books off our shelves when it was all this transgender stuff and with stuff that was being, you know, parents were objecting to the content because their kids were getting it.

And it was down on the shelves and the children's section. And they didn't think that was appropriate for their kids. And they said, hey, we're not book burners. We believe in free speech.

We're not pulling these books out of the library until it comes to Christian Bible books and then their book burners somehow.

No, no, no, we don't want you in the library. We're not going to let you have this. We're not going to have any part of it. And I think that the hypocrisy is ironic in some ways that they wouldn't let this happen.

Now, Kirk threatened lawsuits and said, okay, you don't want to do it. This is a public library. It's tax funded. And you got to have an open forum. And I'm going to sue on this.

And let me just say just, you know, this is probably not a good sound bite. But I think everybody's a book burner at some level.

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