Phil Robertson

Google a map and you can look and see the whole thing, but obviously they're only going off what you saw this particular time.

So you're, it's a building in progress.

So it would take 150 years to figure out that, okay, if we're up here and this is the, I'm sure they're going by stars.

And so we're going to land here.

This is going to be where we found this amazing river.

Because you come in in New York, you see what they were looking for.

But then they wind up coming in north of that, and it was just terrible.

Well, there was a line, I think it was Dr. Arndt that said it, that I wrote down because I thought it was very powerful.

And you just mentioned about Swanto.

They were a providential people.

And I think there's no doubt.

We believe that even now.

And certainly they believed it like that, things like that that would happen that allowed them to survive.

A providential people undertaking an unprecedented mission that is unique for all time.

And I think that's true.

I mean, I think that's why it is centers with them.

And that's why they started there.

But you're right.

There's more history you have to learn about before to understand how that was even possible.

I wanted to say that one of the things, just the title struck me because when I turned 18 years old in 1983, my first presidential vote cast was in 1984 for Ronald Reagan because he was an inspiration to me as a young man politically.