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Welcome to Israelite American Jesus.

My name is Rado Nishi, faculty at the University of San Francisco.

We've been one of those mornings Dan wasn't sure I was going to make it kid wasn't feeling good and you had some stuff going on.

So anyway, here's my co-host. How are you?

I think I think my name is Dan Miller and I'm professor of religion and social thought on our college.

But as you say, it's been one of those days where like everything's thrown off and I kind of don't know what day it is or who I am.

So I'm glad that you're here and everybody can buckle in for the the smooth ride ahead for the next hour or so.

Yeah, I am going to get in the car after this and drive three hours south to San Luis Obispo to give a talk at Cal Poly, which I'm really excited about.

But I'm wearing our swadge come and take it shirt with the free little library in there because I gave a radio interview earlier this week in San Luis Obispo.

And let's just say a lot of conservative people seem to be upset given the calls that came in.

I'm probably going to wear this shirt while I give my talk just because that's how I roll. You know what I mean?

Just if we got people coming to the talk to be I don't know contrarian, then they'll get to see our shirt. So that's how it goes.

All right, we're going to start today in Texas and then we're going to go over to Florida and then we're going to talk about the Supreme Court, which we have not talked about yet.

And there's like a million things to talk about the Supreme Court. And then at the end, we'll get to the proud boys as well.

I'm going to talk about Texas stand and basically what's happened very quickly and very rapidly is a movement to get the 10 commandments posted in classrooms.

And this, of course, is an infringement on religious freedom. So I'm just going to stop right now and say we have a new series on religious freedom called one nation all beliefs.

So the first episode is on our feed right now. And we did it with Americans United. And there's a whole separate feed like you can hit subscribe on episodes related to religious freedom.

And we have trans pastors, queer black ministers, secular rabbis, student organizers, all talking about religious freedoms. You should check that out now.

But like I said, the first episode is in our feed and anywhere you get podcasts search for one national beliefs and you'll find that.

So Dan, I'm going to stop and just play a clip. This is from this is from Texas. It's from the Texas state legislature.

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