Bill Federer

And Liberty University is absolutely tremendous.

And I have the privilege of getting to know Jerry Falwell.

And not as close, but he did have dinner with him a couple times, and he endorsed me when I ran for Congress.

And then James Dobson would focus on the family.

Yeah, yeah.

His goal was to knock on a hundred doors a day, six days a week, and knock on every door in Lynchburg, Virginia.

So he personally was out there doing this, and he had the old-time gospel hour, and he would preach with conviction.

But then when he started the moral majority, it was, you know, you had Jimmy Carter in the country, and all the

Iran, I mean, people forget Iran used to be America's, almost America's biggest friend in the Middle East.

I met the Shah's son years ago.

I mean, the Shah loved America, but Jimmy Carter abandoned the Shah and let the Ayatollah take over.

So anytime you see Iran this, Iran, you know, funding Hezbollah and Hamas and the Houthis, think, you can thank Jimmy Carter.

And so Jerry Falwell campaigned, he put money into ads against Jimmy Carter supporting Ronald Reagan.

And so Jerry Falwell is considered the one who delivered the evangelical vote for Reagan.

And we had those eight wonderful years with Ronald Reagan, and America became a great nation again.

But there's the call out for us.

This is our turn.

This is our turn to do that same thing.

Yeah, the Continental Congress met in September of 1774, and there was a motion to open with prayer.

And it was opposed by the delegates of Rutledge from South Carolina and a couple others because they were so divided in their religious sentiments is what John Adams wrote.