Al Robertson

That's why he describes that.

Wasn't it more the southern part, closer to Mexico, is what I was thinking.

Well, Dad always said, and now I guess he knows, he said when he gets on the other side, he said it's going to be a pristine swamp, ducks everywhere, shotgun shells.

You don't have to wear eternal supply and not a game warden in sight.

That's what he used to say.

So Melissa, it says here in the bio about you, you're a Christian apologist, author, artist, wife, and mother.

Right.

And so we already got to experience a little of that.

We picked up our hot debate from earlier, and you jumped right in.

So we're going to have that debate at some point, and you're going to come back because that was too much fun.

And Zach needs a buddy.

Zach, do you feel fortified now that Melissa has come on and joined you?

That was a joke, but kind of not really.

I came to that realization when I went to Alliance Defending Freedom and met some of those lawyers who donate their time for religious freedom and found out, yes, there's some fantastic lawyers.

So tell us a little bit more about that, Melissa, because we'll get to your book, which is why we brought you on.

I was curious about that because I saw that you had come out of kind of that mysticism or what would you call it, as you described it, that background.

Because Zach deals with that a lot up where he is in his area.

Is that not correct, Zach?

Don't you deal with that?

Talk to my folks.