Harnwell

Because he's obviously, in and of himself, he's one of the three branches of government, right?

He's not Congress.

He's not the Supreme Court.

He's the president.

Could he do that?

Would that be constitutional for you?

Is that something that you would urge him to consider, to establish Christianity formally as the religious and cultural basis of the United States?

Yeah, I think that's like that mirrors the Polish situation and the Irish constitution, which takes its inspiration from the Holy Trinity.

However, to stay on this point, to stay on this point, obviously, obviously, some kind of law passed by Congress would be a resolution passed by Congress would be the most appropriate.

would be this permanent way.

However, circumventing the fact that Congress shall establish no religion, why, as a first step before you get your majorities in both houses of Congress, why not push the president to push out an EO?

I don't know what you mean by that.

adopting most of what you want to achieve.

They can acknowledge that Jesus Christ is the Son of God and Savior.

They can acknowledge that Jesus Christ was born for the salvation of man, right?

That would be a phenomenal, right?

That would be an absolutely phenomenal maneuver.

And it would keep the liberals busy, as you say.

Tell me a bit, because we've only got two minutes left now, tell me a bit about your book, the frequently shouted questions about Christian nationalism.

So it's something to consider about for Christmas and Thanksgiving that are coming up.