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The WallBuilders Show is a daily journey to examine today's issues from a Biblical, Historical and Constitutional perspective. Featured guests include elected officials, experts, activists, authors, and commentators.
The WallBuilders Show is a daily journey to examine today's issues from a Biblical, Historical and Constitutional perspective. Featured guests include elected officials, experts, activists, authors, and commentators.
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Restoring Constitutional Intent: Trump, Elon Musk, and America's Revival
Technology and faith are converging to restore America's constitutional foundation in ways we never imagined. Speaker Mike Johnson perfectly captured this moment when meeting with Elon Musk: "I think of this as a constitutional law attorney and historian. . . what we're going to do here is restore the original intent of the framers of the Constitution. " At a time when faith in America has reached historic lows—with less than half of Americans now believing in God—this technological revolution offers unexpected hope. Algorithms designed by Elon Musk's Department of Government Efficiency are crawling through government data, exposing decades of federal overreach and bringing transparency to agencies that have operated beyond constitutional boundaries. As Johnson noted, "The data doesn't lie. " The parallels between Musk and Benjamin Franklin are striking—both brilliant innovators whose proximity to people of faith gradually influenced their worldview. Franklin's relationship with George Whitefield transformed his spiritual outlook, just as Musk's associations with faith-oriented figures in government may be reshaping his perspective on traditional values. Meanwhile, the Trump administration is taking decisive action by invoking the 1798 Alien Enemies Act to deport gang members to El Salvador, where President Bukele has welcomed them with rehabilitation programs. Despite judicial resistance, these constitutional restorations continue advancing through higher courts that recognize the president's legitimate authority over the executive branch. Also encouraging is the spiritual awakening happening simultaneously on college campuses, with thousands of students coming to Christ at universities nationwide. This convergence of technological innovation, constitutional restoration, and spiritual renewal suggests America may be experiencing a profound turning point—a return to the founding principles that made our nation exceptional. What role will you play in this restoration? Subscribe to explore more intersections of faith, culture, and the Constitution as we navigate this pivotal moment in American history. Support the show
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Good News Friday: Military Reforms, Government Overhauls, and a Shift in Leadership
Today on the WallBuilders Show, we’re bringing you a special Good News Friday, packed with uplifting stories and major developments shaping our country. Hosts Rick Green, David Barton, and Tim Barton dive into some of the most encouraging headlines of the week, covering everything from military reforms to government accountability. We discuss big changes at the Pentagon, with President Trump’s appointment of General Dan "Raisin’" Cane as the new Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, signaling a shift toward stronger military leadership. Plus, we break down efforts to cut wasteful spending, including the massive overhaul of USAID contracts and the removal of DEI funding from public education. But that’s not all—this episode also highlights Trump’s crackdown on social policies in the military, ensuring a focus on readiness and effectiveness. We take a closer look at how recent reforms are reshaping the armed forces and how public sentiment is responding. Tim Barton shares a fascinating story about Alice Marie Johnson, a former inmate pardoned by Trump, who is now leading efforts to review and reform the nation’s pardon system. With insights into how these policies are affecting everyday Americans, this episode is full of thought-provoking discussions that challenge the narratives shaping today’s political landscape. As always, we bring our unique blend of historical perspective, constitutional insights, and a touch of humor to the conversation. Whether you’re looking for a fresh take on the news or just need a dose of optimism heading into the weekend, The WallBuilders Show has you covered. Don’t miss this engaging and fast-paced episode—tune in now and get ready for a deep dive into the stories that matter most!Support the show
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Faith, History, and the Constitution on Foundations of Freedom Thursday
Advanced technology meets constitutional principles in this fascinating exploration of how AI-powered forensic accounting is revolutionizing government oversight. The Doge team's ability to uncover fraud and waste in just days—work that traditional auditors couldn't accomplish in years—demonstrates the transformative potential of AI tools, which processes information at mind-boggling speeds while maintaining surprising objectivity. We dive deep into the practical applications of these technologies, from identifying social security payments going to non-existent 300-year-old recipients to simplifying complex legal research that previously required hours of attorney time. The integration of Grok within X (formerly Twitter) represents a masterful approach to technology adoption, making sophisticated AI accessible through an intuitive, user-friendly interface that even self-described "old dogs" can quickly embrace. The conversation shifts to constitutional questions surrounding presidential pardons—can Congress limit this power through legislation, or does the Constitution's explicit language put pardons beyond congressional control? This leads to a thought-provoking discussion about religious diversity in oath-taking, prompted by Kash Patel's swearing-in on the Bhagavad Gita rather than the Bible. While America's constitutional framework accommodates religious diversity, fundamental questions arise about how different worldviews might interpret core American principles like inalienable rights. Throughout this wide-ranging discussion, we examine how America's founding principles continue to guide us through technological revolutions and increasing diversity, with Dwight Eisenhower's wisdom providing a crucial guardrail: you cannot interpret the Constitution in ways that would destroy the very rights and principles it was designed to protect. Support the show
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Heaven's Gates, Hell's Open Borders: A Pastor's Stand for Biblical Truth
When Pastor James Pittman Jr. placed a sign outside his Illinois church reading "Heaven has a wall, hell has open borders," he never expected the firestorm that would follow. What began as a simple biblical metaphor about salvation requirements quickly morphed into accusations of political messaging and hate speech. But something fascinating happened when protesters arrived at his church—they came bearing rainbow flags, revealing this wasn't about immigration policy at all, but about biblical truth itself.
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Debunking Media Myths: How Statistical Manipulation Distorts Pro-Life Victories
When media headlines scream "50% increase in sepsis" following Texas pro-life legislation, it's time to look beyond the percentages and examine the actual numbers. In this eye-opening episode, we're joined by Dr. Michael New who methodically dismantles a recent ProPublica report claiming Texas women face increased dangers since abortion restrictions were enacted.
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