With a country divided, the Republican risk and morality being redefined, it's time to gather

around the campfire, get back to basics, and spark the revival that this country so desperately

needs. This is the American Campfire Revival with Cook Cameron.

So I was recently talking with my son, James.

He's 17 years old, and we were driving in the car.

Along the way, I just thought I'd strike up a conversation by asking him if you had any heroes.

I said, do you have any heroes?

Heroes are important.

And I said, who are some heroes you can

think of? But besides your dad. But besides your dad. He said very funny, dad. And he mentioned three

people. He said, Zach, your assistant. He said, Zach is probably the, he just has such a great attitude. He's one of the

kindest men I think I've ever met. And he's always so eager to, to do whatever he needs to do.

And he's such a hard worker. I appreciate that about him. I said, yeah, I do too. And then he also

mentioned his history teacher in high school, Mr. Busta.

I said, what is it about Mr. Busta?

He said he loves his wife so much.

He talks about Jenny and loves her with such a devotion and sincerity and passion.

He said, it's almost embarrassing, Dad.

But you know what?

It's memorable.

I said, that's so great.

That is the stuff heroes are made of.

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