Kirk Cameron

Right.

Because competition is going to bring out things in people that are going to make it better.

It's going to make it cheaper, better quality.

And absolutely.

Hey, Adam, could I tell you about this kid's book that I'm really excited about really quick?

Yeah.

So this is America's 250th anniversary, right?

And sadly, there is a whole narrative that's being pushed to kids, teaching them to hate America.

Saying that this is a terrible country.

It's built on the backs of slavery and they're all a bunch of racists and opportunist, terrible.

And...

The problem is that the left has captured so many of our institutions, the music, Hollywood, TV, social media.

And so how are we gonna tell the stories about the people that you're talking about, the hard workers, the ones who have self-control, the ones who really care about their families and they're gonna do it themselves rather than relying on the government?

Well, I say, we've got to do it as parents.

We got to feed them physical food and we got to feed them the kind of mental, emotional, psychological food that's going to turn them into good citizens and human beings.

So this new book that I have is for little kids.

It's called Built by the Brave.

And it's a story of a little kid who goes on a field trip with his history teacher.

I'm the history teacher.

And I take him to this monument that talks about the faith-filled freedom fighters that built this country.