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First Liberty Institute CEO Kelly Shackelford sits down with Marcia Upson to break down an unprecedented winning streak: 11 religious freedom cases at the Supreme Court, zero losses. From a 3AM phone call that launched the first-ever Religious Liberty Commission, to the Navy SEALs who nearly lost everything over a vaccine mandate, to a Connecticut teacher fired for a cross on her desk — this conversation covers the biggest religious liberty wins of the last decade and what’s still at stake.

Kelly explains what “separation of church and state” actually means (it’s not in the Constitution), why the Johnson Amendment threatens churches’ free speech, and how the Religious Liberty Commission’s recommendations could shift the burden of proof back onto the government. Plus: the story behind an 11-year-old boy’s 35-second testimony that went viral, and an inside look at the Oval Office and the newly redesigned Rose Garden.

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