Recently the Unclassified Podcast with Greg Stephens

I'll throw this to you, John, on this, because you've got 250 years of history, a limited time to tell the story. How do you decide what makes the program and what gets left on the editing room floor here? Of course. Well, first of all, I just have to say, what you've seen here, you know, you've introduced this lovely gal. Kimberly is such an energy. And I just sit here chuckling him and admiring this partner that I found in life for this project. And she's just tremendous. And I've got to say that the visual that you show as a kind of a little trailer for our thing is great. It's perfect. And everything that she has done has really been successful in terms from the very first ideas for portraying this country's journey. She's done a remarkable job. So anyway, we had this idea that if we tell the story properly, we can fill in a gap that has been given us over the past years. Several generations of our country's children have not told the story of the United States of America. It's a tragedy. And we have to fill that in. So this is a way for people to sit and have a wonderful experience and be moved and excited and proud of this great country or this gift that we bear and encouragement to carry it forth and protect it. Yeah, we're the stewards. We're the stewards of something very special that they gave us. Kimberly Fletcher is the founder and president of Moms for America, a national organization focused on empowering mothers to promote liberty, strong families and the principles of self-government. And together with John Boyd, Kimberly co-wrote our American story, which is now part of the ambitious nationwide celebration of America's 250th anniversary. Kimberly Fletcher, welcome. Thanks for joining us on Unclassified. Three of us now. It is my pleasure and I love the new show. You guys are doing great. Thank you. We just heard from John, who's still with us here, about why he wanted to be involved in this and where did the original idea for our American story, where'd that come from? A conversation back in early January and we wanted, we were talking about doing a Hollywood premiere to open up the event and the whole entire celebration of our birthday. And John said, Kimberly, do you think that actors are just going to come through a red carpet and for media clicks? And I'm like, no, we need to have a story and a show. And he said, can I tell you what I'm thinking about? And I said, yes. So we talked and he shared his ideas and I got so excited because I'm like, John, that's exactly what I want to do. And so we took the stories that inspired us and I said, well, let me sit down with this and see if I can put it together and something that we can put on stage.