Can’t make this up… who needs Pennsylvania or Arizona, give me your friendly neighborhood socialist.

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12. 0:35Welcome to the Hamilton Corner here on American Family Radio.
13. 0:38And I have to tell you, I was wrong.
14. 0:41I thought, I mean, I know the Democrat party is filled with lots of wickedness at the highest
15. 0:49levels, but I thought they would still attempt to make a prudent play to at least give the
16. 0:55appearance that electoral politics
17. 0:59still matters to them to give them
18. 1:01enough room to, you know, secure the
19. 1:03election yet. They say, who needs
20. 1:07swing state votes from electoral
21. 1:10votes in Arizona? Who needs
22. 1:12electoral votes from the swing state
23. 1:15of Pennsylvania, which by the way has
24. 1:1719 electoral votes? Nah. Let's go on
25. 1:21and show just how socialist we are.
26. 1:24How committed we are.
27. 1:26Let's go with the governor of the true blue home of some people did some things.
28. 1:32Ilhan Omar to be at the top of the ticket.
29. 1:37Oh, don't let the folks see Patois fool you.
30. 1:41Don't let the aweschucks down home Midwestern former teacher fool you.
31. 1:47The man is a socialist.
32. 1:49And you're not going to have to take my word for it.
33. 1:51I'm going to show you him saying it in his own words.
34. 1:53the governor of Minnesota had served 12 years in Congress before becoming a two-term governor
35. 2:01of the blue state of Minnesota. And it's just so interesting. This is the same governor who changed
36. 2:09who presided over the change of the Minnesota State flag to look a little bit more like the
37. 2:13Somalia National Flag. Oh yes, go ahead and quit looked that up while you wondering about it.
38. 2:19This is him folks. Nevertheless, I'm grateful that you're tuned into the program Abraham
39. 2:24and that's a
40. 2:25N C M. Hamilton.
41. 2:26The third is my name joined
42. 2:28by the corner contingent
43. 2:29right across from me.
44. 2:30My man, a hundred grand
45. 2:31Mr. Bobby...
46. 2:32R ro sa...
47. 2:34he's pulling up the
48. 2:36ways I'm lying black.
49. 2:37Oh, Slash Minnesota flag.
50. 2:39By the way, produced
51. 2:40extraordinary Jim Mac often
52. 2:42imitated never duplicated
53. 2:43his in the screening room.
54. 2:44And he informed me for
55. 2:46those of you who like to
56. 2:47tune into the program
57. 2:49via the tube of you that
58. 2:50we live baby.
59. 2:53And we ready the rock
60. 2:55moment, many of you, if not most of you are making your transition from your part-time jobs,
61. 3:00where you generate an income to your full-time jobs, where you cultivate an outcome. And I want
62. 3:05to encourage you to do so with intentionality and understanding of the primacy that God places
63. 3:11on family. Look at what's happening around us. And I've said before, your only vote for socialism
64. 3:18once. Our nation is on the exact same trajectory that Venezuela has been on, that Venezuela was
65. 3:25on. And now, though the people of Venezuela want to be liberated from Nicholas Maduro,
66. 3:36look at where they are. We are on the exact same trajectory. It's the same old playbook,
67. 3:43rinse and repeat. The same old thing that's been employed all over the world has now come to our
68. 3:48own shores. And this is why we must have families, we must have homes, we must have neighborhoods,
69. 3:56who must have communities that are fortified sufficiently, that we will be able to
70. 4:07stand firmly and also beat back darkness in our immediate vicinity. To the word of God,
71. 4:14we're going to go today. First Chronicles chapter 9 and two verses I want to point out there,
72. 4:20where you have the recording of the true division of labor amongst the Levitical priesthood.
73. 4:25You enjoying that over there, Bobby?
74. 4:29The division of labor of the Levitical priesthood and there's a principle there
75. 4:35That underscore something we say repeatedly, but it's just it's amazing how the word of God is is so refreshing
76. 4:43And it gives us great clarity
77. 4:45Especially during tumultuous times first Chronicles chapter 9
78. 4:49verse 33 and 34. As I mentioned, the chronic alert is addressing the division of labor and
79. 4:57accounting of the functions within the Litavitical priesthood. And then we have this little jewel
80. 5:02provided right in the middle of that, a discourse for our benefit, verse 33. Now these are the
81. 5:11singers, heads of Father's households of the Levites who lived in the chambers of the temple,
82. 5:19free from other service. They were engaged in their work night and day, day and night.
83. 5:27These were heads of Father's households of the Levites according to their
84. 5:31generations. Chief men who lived in Jerusalem isn't an amazing, it's remarkable to me.
85. 5:37Now the scripture shows us that you had a contingent of Levites who lived in the
86. 5:46chambers of the temple. So these are rooms along the outside that later
87. 5:50unfortunately were used by corrupt priests leading up to the time of Josiah in Judah where they
88. 5:58turned them really into prostitution, shrine prostitutes and think of that nature. But originally,
89. 6:05there were areas in the temple complex specifically designated not just for Levites but particularly
90. 6:14for the singers who had responsibility concerning worship and other duties in the temple day and
91. 6:22night. It's clearly a, a principle that should govern those who would aid the body of Christ
92. 6:30now in worshiping concerning their skill as well as devotion. You know, just because you
93. 6:35like this thing doesn't mean you should. There is a requisite of excellence and skill, but
94. 6:45the broader point I want to illustrate is to consider that you have a people, a segment
95. 6:52of a people whose life course, whose life dedication is to sing Psalms, hymns, praise,
96. 7:01and spiritual songs to the Lord.
97. 7:04But this is their primary function daily.
98. 7:08It just underscores the reality of what we say all the time, that worship is a lifestyle.
99. 7:13And one of the major reasons why I'm presenting this now is because I want you to know standing
100. 7:20fast in the faith in 21st century America, standing firm for the faith in 21st century
101. 7:26America, refusing to be intimidated by an anti-Christ culture and refusing to be intimidated by a
102. 7:33society that will tell you, for now, will tolerate your faith as long as you keep it to yourself.
103. 7:41Is a part of worship?
104. 7:44I always describe worship as a lifestyle intentionally because it is a lifestyle that includes many
105. 7:50different iterations of activities that are worshipful, but ultimately worship is to be
106. 7:57the way that we live. Confronting wickedness is an aspect of worship. Contending for truth
107. 8:04is an aspect of worship. Refusing to be deceived is an aspect of worship. Ministering to the
108. 8:10deceived is another aspect of worship. There is a, there has been great deception fomented
109. 8:19in our country. Great deception. This is a part of the reason why I refer to the talking
110. 8:26snake media as the talking snake media, because these people lie for profit. They lie for profit
111. 8:35and they will lie and continue to lie. I don't mean everybody, but largely our legacy media
112. 8:43does nothing but lie and propagate narratives as they are allied with efforts to assert
113. 8:52governmental control over the populace.
114. 8:58There are some, and I agree with being,
115. 9:05let me say it this way, communicating successfully,
116. 9:09but you have some who would try to say,
117. 9:11you know, you need to be winsome, you need to be winsome.
118. 9:13You know, really when the ultimate objective is really
119. 9:15to just to get you to shut up, really to get you just,
120. 9:19why don't you even know, talk so much?
121. 9:21Don't talk so much about abortion.
122. 9:24Shh, shh, shh, don't talk so much about these things.
123. 9:26They're just divisive. Listen, remember guys, the call of Christ for unity is not a generalized
124. 9:33unity. The Lord through the Apostle Paul said the believer is to give all diligence to maintain
125. 9:39the unity of the spirit in the bond of peace, not a generalized human unity. Never forget
126. 9:45men can unify in rebellion. Genesis 11, it was a lot of unity at the Tower of Babel unified
127. 9:56to construct an edifice celebrating disobedience to the Almighty God.
128. 10:03The Lord doesn't call us to a general proposition of unity.
129. 10:06Unity has an object, unity of the spirit in the bond of peace.
130. 10:13This is a bond of peace that is first satisfied vertically to where the wrath
131. 10:16of God that is revealed upon mankind because of his sinfulness.
132. 10:22It is because of man's sinfulness that we need a savior that satisfies
133. 10:27The hostility between God and man because of sinfulness, because God is holy and cannot endure and will not endure sinfulness.
134. 10:38That vertical peace creates the foundation for the battle of Christ to enjoy horizontal peace.
135. 10:47And our submission and obedience to the Lord's word also is a feature of worship.
136. 10:57This picture of the Old Testament Levites,
137. 11:01a second of them having residents in the temple,
138. 11:07foreshadows the lifestyle of worship
139. 11:09that we are to live in the New Testament context.
140. 11:12When a scripture says things to us like,
141. 11:14for all that we do, we should do hardly as unto the Lord.
142. 11:18Our work ethic is a feature of worship.
143. 11:22Our respect for one another is a feature of worship.
144. 11:27Our respect for fellow image bearers
145. 11:29is a feature of worship.
146. 11:30You can respect someone and nevertheless vehemently
147. 11:33defeat, I mean, vehemently disagree with them.
148. 11:36We do so respectfully.
149. 11:38We do so without attempting to be personally denigrating,
150. 11:41but we nevertheless do so resolutely.
151. 11:46This is a feature of worship.
152. 11:47So my point in saying all of this is that you don't have
153. 11:49to separate yourself from your vertical vocation,
154. 11:55your vertical commitment to the King of glory
155. 11:59to be his hands and feet in the here and now.
156. 12:01We don't have to separate the two.
157. 12:03There's no chasm between loving the Lord with all that we are
158. 12:08and serving Him with all that we are.
159. 12:09The reason why we engage vigorously
160. 12:11is because we love Him with all that we are,
161. 12:14but we must never forget the motivation.
162. 12:17If we're not careful and this can happen in anybody,
163. 12:19we can get so consumed and contending for the faith
164. 12:22that we allow our heart conditions to become contentious.
165. 12:27That is not the word of God for us.
166. 12:30But if we see ourselves leaning a bit further
167. 12:34into the contentious realms.
168. 12:36What we do to humble ourselves and repent,
169. 12:40welcome the Lord to a fix, to correct our hearts.
170. 12:43Then we get back on the field, man.
171. 12:47Then we get back on the field.
172. 12:51A lot of the things, a lot of the ways
173. 12:52that we've arrived where we are now.
174. 12:56Oh, you know, they just want a little of this.
175. 12:58They just want a little of that.
176. 13:00I've explained to you guys
177. 13:01about the Hegelian dialectical process.
178. 13:04I chuckled, it's coming in,
179. 13:07some people were saying in the studio,
180. 13:08oh yeah, some folks are saying that Governor Tim Walts
181. 13:11of Minnesota, he's a centrist.
182. 13:14The center of what?
183. 13:17Based on what scale?
184. 13:19Oh, he's to the right of Stalin.
185. 13:22Come on, man.
186. 13:24This is ridiculous.
187. 13:26And we have firmly entered the time period
188. 13:28where it's no longer the conventional discussions
189. 13:31of right and left.
190. 13:32We have entered the place where it is truly evident
191. 13:34that it is evil versus good.
192. 13:37It is evil versus righteousness.
193. 13:40That's the truth.
194. 13:41There's no middle ground of compromise between somebody
195. 13:43who wants to tell me they want to cut off my baby boys' genitalia.
196. 13:46There's no reasonable middle ground.
197. 13:49There's no reasonable middle ground for people
198. 13:51who want to sterilize children.
199. 13:52There's no reasonable middle ground for that.
200. 13:54There's no reasonable middle ground with people
201. 13:56who want to say they want to use the government
202. 13:58to confiscate my ability to leave an inheritance
203. 14:01tangibly and naturally for my children's children
204. 14:03and redistribute it.
205. 14:04There's no middle ground there.
206. 14:06There's no middle ground with people who have expressed
207. 14:10their desire to force any who disagree with them into re-education camps, and the same
208. 14:14people want to say, but you should be stripped of your second amendment rights, to protect
209. 14:17yourself against them.
210. 14:18We would be just like the Venezuelans.
211. 14:21There's no compromise there.
212. 14:26So what I'm telling you, that we don't have to have a disposition of a refusal to compromise
213. 14:31with evil that is detached from our commitment to worship our king.
214. 14:36The Lord tells us in Ephesians 5 and 11, for the believer, we are to have nothing to
215. 14:41do. No fellowship, no participation, but the unfruitful works of darkness rather
216. 14:47expose them. We don't compromise with evil. We contend for and contend with truth.
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235. 16:03Ah, shining light into the darkness.
236. 16:11This is the Hamilton corner, an American family radio.
237. 16:16Welcome back to the Hamilton corner, Abraham Hamilton the third here.
238. 16:19So as I said, I was wrong.
239. 16:22I thought wisdom would prevail over.
240. 16:28I'll show you describe it.
241. 16:30The Monics Sica fancy, but I guess I was wrong.
242. 16:36So, Cackling Kamala Harris has nominated, who do you want to cry, identified, declared,
243. 16:49Minnesota Governor Tim Walts as her vice presidential pick for the Democrat ticket.
244. 16:56Just to give you some of his greatest hits, this is the same Tim Walts.
245. 17:03I told you who has a 12 year career in Congress, serves two years, served as a, he's a second
246. 17:10term, Minnesota governor, what I'm sharing with you is not a anecdotal, whatever. The
247. 17:16man has a record. And as though he tries to come off with a folksy Midwestern, all shucks
248. 17:25persona, the man is a rabbit socialist by his own declaration. A rabbit, rabbit socialist
249. 17:35out and out socialist. He's the same governor that had that employed massively draconian
250. 17:42lockdowns in Minnesota, shut down, you know, all of their, they shut down their economy
251. 17:49entirely, shut down their school system, had extreme mask mandates. I'm going to play
252. 17:54in a moment for you how he enacted a system very similar to China's social credit score
253. 18:00system to where he issued a stay at home order due to Schmovit and asked for Minnesotans
254. 18:09to call this hotline to tattle on their neighbors. If they saw their neighbors, if they saw their neighbors
255. 18:18not complying with his lockdown orders, his time in the governor's office is led as was followed
256. 18:28by rapid increase in the crime rate in the state of Minnesota. Yes, he's the same guy that put
257. 18:34menstrual products and men's restrooms and the whole government facilities and buildings
258. 18:38Father about the whole state his state has some of the most radical baby murder
259. 18:45Policies in the nation. I know there are some people that will you know get upset about this his is one state with yes
260. 18:53post-delivery
261. 18:55murder occurs
262. 18:57Five or six per year actually under state law. It's absurd
263. 19:03radically support of the entire you know
264. 19:06So sexual deviancy political agenda, gender, he is a radical socialist.
265. 19:15In fact, let's start there here for yourself.
266. 19:19You know what I remember what I told you guys just because someone says, aw, shocks us.
267. 19:24Yeah, I'm a socialist, but I'm the kind, gentle version.
268. 19:28You know, I'm the Bernie Sanders Democratic socialist.
269. 19:31Don't just focus on the socialist.
270. 19:34I know that's what Republicans want to do.
271. 19:36just focused on the socialists, remember the democratic, the democratic, the party of the people.
272. 19:44Well, by the way, we just gave the old he vote to a candidate that just realized the one working
273. 19:47with him and put another one in place who's installed who not didn't get one vote, but with
274. 19:55socialists, but with democratic. Tim Walsh has a remix on that thing. You know, he put the,
275. 20:03you know, the Harlem Shake remix on it. He's a neighborly socialist. You're ready for that
276. 20:13one. This is a very short clip. But listen to him. See, Democrats need to be proud of
277. 20:18their progressive policy. Yeah, we may be socialist, but when one man, socialism is another man's
278. 20:24neighborliness. Clip number one, go. But we can get out there, reach out, make the case. And for one
279. 20:29thing, don't ever, don't ever shy away from our progressive values. One person's socialism
280. 20:34is another person's neighborliness. See, don't ever shy away from progress. That's one of the
281. 20:41most amazing oxymorons. It's almost like LGBTQ conservative oxymoron. Progressive values oxymoron.
282. 20:50What is the value of progressivism? Massive poverty, impoverishment, death, not figuratively,
283. 21:02literally. Just do the research. Everywhere has been tried. You can go to Stalin's Russia.
284. 21:12You'll use Lenin to get a Trotsky and then you got exile Trotsky and have him murdered,
285. 21:16as well as a 30-some-odd million plus.
286. 21:18You kill Mao's culture revolution in China, Fidel Castro, with the butcher,
287. 21:25Che Guevada, which is still laughable to me.
288. 21:27All the people who run around with Che Guevada shirts, the man is a mass murderer.
289. 21:32That's who he is.
290. 21:34He's not anybody that should get any accolades from civilized people who go
291. 21:42Chavez's Venezuela, followed by Nicholas Maduro.
292. 21:46today, even though you have evidence that he just lost his recent presidential election
293. 21:51to the 200 between 6 and 10 million votes.
294. 21:54He said, no, I know I got 51% of the votes.
295. 21:58Well, you can do that when you got all the guns.
296. 22:01You got all the soldiers on payroll.
297. 22:05And what do you think is going to happen here?
298. 22:07First, you already have the blood sacrifice to Molek, 60 plus million babies and counting.
299. 22:15Combine that with the massive, regressive policies, and people don't like to talk about
300. 22:19this.
301. 22:22But you see the massive amounts of murder?
302. 22:25They almost always are overwhelmingly
303. 22:28in cities run by Democrats.
304. 22:31My hometown in New Orleans
305. 22:33ain't had nothing but Democrat mayors for over a century.
306. 22:36City Council, all Democrats.
307. 22:39In fact, my hometown, I never saw a local candidate
308. 22:42run as a Republican for anything
309. 22:47until I was an adult
310. 22:49and asked me, did any Republicans win anything?
311. 22:53The only question is, are you Democrat or you Democrat?
312. 22:58And it's like that in metropolitan areas
313. 23:01all over our country.
314. 23:04And so, let's ask this question.
315. 23:06We think about the cities in our nation
316. 23:08that are run and have been run exclusively
317. 23:11by Democrats, what do you think is gonna happen
318. 23:13if the federal government becomes exclusively
319. 23:15run by Democrats?
320. 23:16Huh?
321. 23:17Huh?
322. 23:21Hey, what about when Bill Clinton was president?
323. 23:23Oh, he had divided government.
324. 23:24Bill Clinton presided over Republican Congress.
325. 23:28Isn't that something?
326. 23:31What couldn't be construed as financial successes
327. 23:33under Bill Clinton?
328. 23:34wasn't because of Bill Clinton, it was in spite of him. Back to Tim Walts. The same ones I told
329. 23:43you, this is Lockdown Tim. He locked down Tim, you can call him, you know, tampon Tim. He implemented
330. 23:53a policy that started a recording line to have Minnesotans tattling on their neighbor if they did not
331. 24:05comply with Tim Walts. It's lockdown orders. Listen to, watch and listen, clip number two, go.
332. 24:12Hello, you have reached the Department of Public Safety Day at Home Hotline.
333. 24:18The information you leave is considered public information at the tone.
334. 24:22Please leave the following information, your name, your call back number, how the stay at
335. 24:27home order is being violated and where the stay at home order was violated.
336. 24:33Thank you.
337. 24:35Record your message at the tone when you are finished.
338. 24:37Hang up or press pound for more options.
339. 24:42Tell us all about it.
340. 24:45Tell us, tell us how your neighbor is violating the stay at home order and tell us where he's
341. 24:50being violated.
342. 24:51Then there we'll take it from there.
343. 24:55And when I come in and have a conference, I want to talk to you.
344. 24:58I want to have a conversation.
345. 24:59And don't worry, don't worry.
346. 25:01It's not going to hurt too much.
347. 25:04Guys, this is who this man is.
348. 25:12This is who this man is.
349. 25:13This is the same man who was eager to sign legislation.
350. 25:20legislation to give illegal aliens, driver's licenses, and then there's some people who try
351. 25:26to play like they don't understand what's going on.
352. 25:27Who wants a big idea what driver's license is he?
353. 25:30Of course, using the driver's license to allow them to vote in elections in the state.
354. 25:39Listen to and watch clip number three, Tim Waltz, celebrating.
355. 25:43It's done.
356. 25:44Go.
357. 25:45It's done.
358. 25:46A packed room at the St. Paul Armory erupted after the governor's signature made driver's
359. 25:52license for all the law of the land.
360. 25:55I heard that chant in the end.
361. 26:02I don't think that chant was in English.
362. 26:06It wasn't.
363. 26:08It was in Spanish.
364. 26:12Yeah.
365. 26:13Yeah.
366. 26:14And I'll say that this man is speaking to my wife speaks Spanish.
367. 26:17But my wife was a US citizen.
368. 26:23I don't mind you being disadvantaged.
369. 26:25My problem is you crossing out border illegally and then demanding the full rights and privileges
370. 26:29of the US citizenry when you're not a citizen.
371. 26:32You introduce yourself to our country by breaking our laws.
372. 26:36And then you're going to force capitulation to accommodate you.
373. 26:40It's just, is that real?
374. 26:44Yes, ma'am is real.
375. 26:46It's real.
376. 26:47It's real in the battlefield.
377. 26:50Oh boy.
378. 26:54And I just, I just pulled out my trusty, you know, electoral map.
379. 27:01You're watching them, putting it up in the camera so you can see it right now.
380. 27:05My trusty dusty electoral map, because the reality is in our constitutional republic,
381. 27:10do not have the direct election of the US president. We have representative election
382. 27:16of the president, the electoral college, the number of electoral votes per state corresponds
383. 27:21with the number of Congress members per state. You look at any electoral predictions, Minnesota
384. 27:30is a consistent blue state. But then you have toss up states like Nevada and Arizona and
385. 27:39Oh, yeah, this one, Pennsylvania.
386. 27:43Bobby, help me remember.
387. 27:44Were there potential vice presidential pick
388. 27:46from Pennsylvania?
389. 27:48That's what you used to live.
390. 27:49And no, no, you were in Virginia.
391. 27:50Like, obviously, don't insult me that way.
392. 27:52No, no shade.
393. 27:53I love Pennsylvania.
394. 27:54We have some wonderful listeners and supporters there.
395. 27:58Oh, and guess, Minnesota has 10 electoral college votes.
396. 28:03Well, Pennsylvania has 19.
397. 28:07So you would think, hmm, if you want to win the election,
398. 28:10when you want to get someone who could help carry a swing state?
399. 28:16Nah, let's get let's get comrade waltz.
400. 28:23Let's go with comrade comrade waltz.
401. 28:26And it makes you think.
402. 28:28So why why when you go in Markeling in Arizona?
403. 28:33And why why when you go with Josh Shapiro?
404. 28:35Hey, don't ask me.
405. 28:36I ain't a Democrat.
406. 28:37Let Van Jones talk to you.
407. 28:39Van Jones has something to say on the matter.
408. 28:41It's clip number four. Go.
409. 28:42He was a little risky though, Van, that she didn't go with
410. 28:46Shapiro to kind of lock down Pennsylvania.
411. 28:48Yes, David Chaling was saying earlier just because you pick him
412. 28:50as your running mate doesn't mean you automatically win Pennsylvania.
413. 28:53But I got to think it would have helped just a little bit.
414. 28:56Hey, listen, the conservatives, the right wing, the Republicans,
415. 29:00they were chewing their fingernails down to the knuckle because they were afraid of a Josh Shapiro.
416. 29:05They were afraid of a Mark Kelly. They're not as afraid of this new governor
417. 29:09because they think they can define it.
418. 29:11So here's the challenge you've got in this party.
419. 29:14And people don't want to talk about it, we got to talk about it.
420. 29:17On the one hand, you have a lot of young people who are concerned about Gaza,
421. 29:20you have a lot of Muslims and Arabs and others.
422. 29:23They have not felt seen by the Biden administration.
423. 29:27You start arguing that genocide joke, that was building, that was building.
424. 29:30And so those folks needed to have a candidate that they could feel comfortable with.
425. 29:35This helps them in that regard.
426. 29:37But you also have anti-Semitism
427. 29:40that has gotten marbled into this party.
428. 29:42You can be for the Palestinians without being an anti-Jewish bigot.
429. 29:46But there are some anti-Jewish bigots out there.
430. 29:48And there's some just quiet now, and there has to be,
431. 29:51how much of what just happened is caving into
432. 29:56some of these darker parts in the party.
433. 29:58So that's gonna have to get worked out.
434. 29:59It's gonna have to get talked through.
435. 30:02It's gonna, it's gonna, it's gonna, it has to get worked out.
436. 30:05It has to be talked through.
437. 30:09Oh, we just have a little anti-Semitism
438. 30:11that's marbling into the party.
439. 30:13You know, it's just a state, which is like wagyu beef.
440. 30:15You know, it's just, it's well marbled.
441. 30:16The marbling is through and through.
442. 30:19So even though we have the reality of Hamas slaughtering
443. 30:23innocent people, October 7th, an entire powder keg
444. 30:28in the middle east that follows the October 7th slaughter
445. 30:31And you had the prospect of the US being dragged into a war in the Middle East,
446. 30:38yet the Democrat nominee for the presidency is just gonna yield a little bit to the,
447. 30:45you know, just the marvel of anti-Semitism in the party.
448. 30:49You know, you know, what's, you know, what's a few Nazis and Islam will tear us
449. 30:53between us, you know, and he, honk, donkeys, you know what I mean?
450. 30:56It just, guys, this is, this is real.
451. 30:59This is, this is not a, not a dream.
452. 31:01You're not dreaming.
453. 31:01You're awake.
454. 31:02You're awake.
455. 31:03This, this is where we are.
456. 31:05Tim Waltz is a, is an open border radical.
457. 31:12As I mentioned, he's a socialist.
458. 31:15He's a redistribution, redistribution of wealth.
459. 31:20Kind of guy, you know?
460. 31:22Inflation and inflation.
461. 31:24We know I'm just your neighbor, friendly neighborhood socialist.
462. 31:27And you know the thing that, that, that's most puzzling to me,
463. 31:32is I really want to know, does it really not bother Democrats anymore?
464. 31:38Democrat voters that your party's going full fled socialists like full flinched this nomination
465. 31:48Tim Walts
466. 31:50Confirms that because cackling camera full-on socialists. I mean all the way down to this to this day for human life
467. 32:00You know if you're gonna make a make a army got a crack a few eggs even the you know
468. 32:06The infant born alive acts she voted against in Congress still moses right along with her
469. 32:10And that all simply says if an abortion is attempted and the baby survives, you can't just let the baby die.
470. 32:15You got to give the baby life a firm in care.
471. 32:18Nah, that's not good enough for them.
472. 32:20Tim Walsh is right along with her.
473. 32:26Confiscation of private property, the fool, social discop, but you know what you know is gonna be presented initially.
474. 32:31As you know, it's neighborliness.
475. 32:35Well, I just...
476. 32:36Just...
477. 32:37just neighborly.
478. 32:39I haven't seen very many Democrats upset about the fact that the Democrat party doesn't really seem
479. 32:47to care about their democratic participation.
480. 32:51And they seem to be all the rage with having the American versions of Che Guevada, Hugo
481. 32:58Chavez, and their early ilks.
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483. 33:14to the Hamilton Corner on American Family Radio.
484. 33:18Welcome back to the Hamilton Corner.
485. 33:20Abraham Hamilton III here.
486. 33:22I'm presenting this information to you for several reasons.
487. 33:24So you can be armed with information to share with your friends and family and neighbors and loved ones
488. 33:29So they can be aware because as you saw happen as soon as
489. 33:35Came on the Harris was
490. 33:38Installed then the propaganda machine went into overtime saying borders are what borders are we'd like a border
491. 33:45Didn't have no Harris border. No, that was never a thing thing. No
492. 33:51No, right? Right? No border. No, not her. No. Oh, that's a Republican. That's a right.
493. 33:58We can conspiracy. Yeah. Kind of just like, and you know, Joe Biden is too feeble to do
494. 34:03the job. You do know that, right? No, he's fit as a fiddle. Joe Biden is the best he's
495. 34:10ever been. And then the debate happens and y'all know the rest of the story.
496. 34:14Secondarily, most importantly, I'm sharing this with you so you can assess where we are
497. 34:19within the unfolding biblical narrative so that you can both pray and engage with the gospel
498. 34:26and commit ever the more to making disciples.
499. 34:29See we can walk and chew gum at the same time as I started off saying that all of these are
500. 34:34various features of our vertical worship commitment.
501. 34:37It's not one or the other.
502. 34:40All right.
503. 34:41Have nothing to do with the unfruitful works of darkness rather expose them.
504. 34:46All right.
505. 34:47You have the shield and you have the sword.
506. 34:50You've got to use them both.
507. 34:52All right.
508. 34:53continuing on. This is just so hilarious now. Now, Bob and Jeff, y'all can just help me.
509. 35:01Didn't we just have a whole sware with election denial and all of these things? I mean, let's
510. 35:11prosecute Trump, string him up, you know? You have, you know, she will never be president, you know?
511. 35:17He's a legitimate. He's a legitimate. He's a legitimate. Oh, we don't actually election that I over here even though
512. 35:26Stacey Abrams is our favorite
513. 35:29and all of that well
514. 35:30You know what's going on not too much just you know
515. 35:35Congressman Jamie Raskin from Maryland almost didn't recognize him because he had to do rag on you know, you know
516. 35:39We normally rockin his do rag, you know, he like you know, I go way back like the wave cap, you know
517. 35:44He had to do rag on he was soothing the boot in his tuxedo
518. 35:47And he was discussing the Supreme Court's decision concerning state efforts to disqualify
519. 35:55former President Trump from the ballot.
520. 35:58And this dude just straight up said, you know, if Trump wins the election in November, this
521. 36:04is up to us in Congress.
522. 36:05We just have to disqualify him.
523. 36:07Guys, I wish I was kidding.
524. 36:10I know you wish I was kidding.
525. 36:12This is exactly what he said.
526. 36:13And I'm going to play it for you right now.
527. 36:17It is group number five.
528. 36:19No.
529. 36:20what can be put into the Constitution can slip away from you very quickly.
530. 36:24The greatest example going on right now before our very eyes is Section 3 of the 14th Amendment,
531. 36:29which they're just disappearing with the magic wand, as if it doesn't exist, even though it
532. 36:34could not be clearer what it's stating.
533. 36:37They want to kick it to Congress, so it's going to be up to us on January 6, 2025, to
534. 36:43tell the rampaging Trump mobs that he's disqualified.
535. 36:47then we need bodyguards for everybody in civil war conditions all because the nine justices,
536. 36:54not all of them, but these justices who have not many cases to look at every year, not that
537. 37:00much work to do, a huge staff, great protection, simply do not want to do their job and interpret
538. 37:08what the great 14th Amendment means.
539. 37:09And I'm glad that Sherland's creating her new centers.
540. 37:12You know, it really really strikes me how casual these people say
541. 37:20these
542. 37:21Extreme things it's similar to remember I told you guys, you know, not all climate zealots are depopulationists
543. 37:29But it turns out all depopulationists happen to be climate zealots
544. 37:33You give what I'm saying, you know, there's some people who rage about you know
545. 37:38Climate change and I'm necessarily saying yeah, you know, we got to kill a couple billion people with air, you know
546. 37:43So we'll do it morally.
547. 37:46But all depopulation is just so happened also be climate zealots.
548. 37:50And so these depopulation is just casually saying, you know, the world, we just have too
549. 37:54many people.
550. 37:57So what you're proposed solution to the notion of too many people that were once ovens.
551. 38:07Here you have a sitting congressman who as the backdrop in context for the conversation
552. 38:15is his disapproval of the Supreme Court.
553. 38:17He said not all nine justices.
554. 38:19Well, Congressman Raskin,
555. 38:20there's this thing that's called reading,
556. 38:23that's fundamental.
557. 38:24And the decision by the US Supreme Court
558. 38:27that concluded that states do not have the authority
559. 38:29to use Section 3 of the 14th Amendment
560. 38:31to disqualify a president from the ballot,
561. 38:34those decisions were unanimous, sir.
562. 38:36They were unanimous, so that would be all nine,
563. 38:39just in case you don't recall what unanimous means.
564. 38:42But then he goes on to say that, you know, and it'll just come to January 6th.
565. 38:50Now, didn't they just have all these committees talking about January 6th?
566. 38:54And though the American people would have voted for Trump and he called them the Magamobs,
567. 38:59the Magamobs, and they would just come to Congress.
568. 39:01We just have to let him know he's disqualified.
569. 39:04Excuse me?
570. 39:05Excuse me?
571. 39:07And then he casually says, did you hear this?
572. 39:12And we'll just have to get security with the smirk, with the smirk.
573. 39:15Yeah, you know.
574. 39:16I like to joke.
575. 39:17I like a good time. I mean, I crack a you know, I like to
576. 39:21I like to yuck it up
577. 39:23But I don't think Civil War is anything to joke about this man literally said yeah
578. 39:29And we'll have to have security and then we'll have to have you know being a civil war mind frame. Whoa
579. 39:35Time out time out stop the presses. What?
580. 39:41What?
581. 39:48Guys at some point people have to have to have to wake up in a middle-race expression wake up and smell the coffee
582. 39:53If you see all these things, Trump was a dictator here.
583. 39:57Trump was a good selected.
584. 39:58That'll be the end of election.
585. 39:59I was like, wait, wait, wait.
586. 40:01Wasn't he already president?
587. 40:05Did he do any of that stuff then?
588. 40:07No.
589. 40:08So why do you think he's gonna do it now?
590. 40:10Oh, because they don't.
591. 40:12They just wanna scare you.
592. 40:13Now, in other words, on the other hand rather,
593. 40:16what do they wanna do?
594. 40:18Well, you know, I wanna play it again,
595. 40:20because I want you to hear this for yourself.
596. 40:22This is Congressman Jamie Raskin.
597. 40:24This is January 6th Committee member Jamie Raskin.
598. 40:27This is, you know, Orange Man Bad, Jamie Raskin.
599. 40:30He's just conveniently and smirkingly saying,
600. 40:33eh, you know, they may elect him,
601. 40:35but he's gonna come down to us and call us,
602. 40:37we'll disqualify him and then we'll just be civil war ready.
603. 40:41Play it, great.
604. 40:43What can be put into the Constitution
605. 40:45can slip away from you very quickly
606. 40:47and the greatest example going on right now
607. 40:49before our very eyes is section three of the 14th Amendment,
608. 40:52which they're just disappearing with the magic wand.
609. 40:55as if it doesn't exist, even though it could not be clearer
610. 40:58what it's stating.
611. 41:00And so they want to kick it to Congress,
612. 41:02so it's going to be up to us on January 6, 2025
613. 41:06to tell the rampaging Trump mobs that he's disqualified.
614. 41:11And then we need bodyguards for everybody
615. 41:13in civil war conditions, all because the nine justices,
616. 41:17not all of them, but these justices
617. 41:19who have not many cases to look at every year,
618. 41:22not that much work to do, a huge staff, great protection,
619. 41:27simply do not want to do their job
620. 41:30and interpret what the great 14th Amendment
621. 41:32means that I'm glad that Sherland's
622. 41:34creating her new centers.
623. 41:39Guys, you can't make this stuff up.
624. 41:41You can't, you cannot make this stuff up.
625. 41:45This is just wild.
626. 41:49This is just wild.
627. 41:52Yeah.
628. 41:53Yeah, and that's the thing, and I should have explained that.
629. 41:56Like, all right, let's, let's,
630. 41:59Meeting is fundamental Congressman Raskin.
631. 42:01What is Section 3 of the 14th Amendment?
632. 42:04It is a Reconstruction-era amendment,
633. 42:08particularly promulgated against Confederates from the South
634. 42:13who had just participated in waging war
635. 42:16against the United States of America, all right?
636. 42:19And it disqualifies from federal office
637. 42:22those who have been insurrectionists, that famous word.
638. 42:31Which is a legal term.
639. 42:32It's not just, it's a term that has legal meaning
640. 42:35and implication.
641. 42:39Mr. Trump has not been charged with insurrection
642. 42:41nor has anyone been charged with insurrection.
643. 42:45And then he just catches his Congress
644. 42:47who declared him disqualified by what mechanism, sir?
645. 42:50By what means?
646. 42:52And he's just gonna just hang out and just kick it,
647. 42:54put your do rag back on and then, you know,
648. 42:57sip some piña coladas until January 6th
649. 42:59and be like, oh, we know you guys might have elected him,
650. 43:01but, so he said, yeah, you know, just get security
651. 43:05and we'll be civil already.
652. 43:09Guys, that's not cool.
653. 43:11But that's not something that should be casually,
654. 43:16and it just all sitting around here.
655. 43:17Oh yeah.
656. 43:19And you have, not only, you have the Constitution itself,
657. 43:21then you have a unanimous Supreme Court that ruled.
658. 43:26And here you have Congressman Raskin.
659. 43:32Guys, we're in, we, similar to what I said earlier,
660. 43:38that I wonder how many Democrat voters actually care
661. 43:46about having the in the shadows,
662. 43:49Democrat party elites, and it's not so shadowy, you know?
663. 43:53We know about Obama, we know about Susan Rice,
664. 43:56we know about Anthony Blinken, we know about, you know,
665. 43:58all of these people, we know about Nancy Pelosi,
666. 44:02who wants Joe Biden about Rushmore.
667. 44:04I mean, you know this lady doesn't believe that.
668. 44:09You know she does not believe, but let me say,
669. 44:11Maybe I don't know.
670. 44:12Maybe she does.
671. 44:13I don't believe she believes it.
672. 44:15But that's not gonna stop her from saying it.
673. 44:18That's why Leslie Stahl was like,
674. 44:20oh, fuck you.
675. 44:21Abraham Lincoln, Joe Biden.
676. 44:23They gonna be next to each other?
677. 44:25Well, maybe not next to Lincoln, but Teddy Roosevelt.
678. 44:28And I'm not saying take one down.
679. 44:30They're saying we gotta add Joe.
680. 44:32The same one you just helped give the heave hole overboard
681. 44:37from the reelection campaign.
682. 44:40So terrorists, Abe, those voters don't care.
683. 44:41And that's concerning to me.
684. 44:45That's concerning to me.
685. 44:47That's the problem.
686. 44:52We truly have the place, and you have some people
687. 44:54who are unfortunate, unfortunately,
688. 44:56they're so easily duped by lying media
689. 45:00that they allow the media to just cause them to,
690. 45:05it's just, they despise the persona of Trump.
691. 45:09So much so that you're willing to say,
692. 45:11okay, we don't like him, but let's have the socialist.
693. 45:16Like really? Really? That's wild, man. That's wild.
694. 45:25That's wild. And I know, I know the audience here,
695. 45:27and you guys are some of the most informed people
696. 45:29in the country.
697. 45:33You're some of the most informed people in the country.
698. 45:37And we have a pretty significant audience here.
699. 45:42But the significance of this audience
700. 45:43is not the entirety of the American populace.
701. 45:46I will never forget how when you had a survey of thousands
702. 45:51of people who represented themselves
703. 45:53having voted for Mr. Biden in the 2020 election, they had no clue that Hunter Biden's laptop
704. 45:59existed. They had no clue. When they were informed about the laptop, they said, there's
705. 46:09no way we would have voted for him if we would have known this. And my response is in this
706. 46:14age of technology and information being so readily available, why don't we know? And
707. 46:21with the reality is this Britain circus,
708. 46:25which is why it is a fool's errand for people who are,
709. 46:30you know, and this is some free advice,
710. 46:32whatever Republican party,
711. 46:33it's a fool's errand for the RNC
712. 46:38to just abandon any effort to try to influence
713. 46:42the nation culturally,
714. 46:45because what ends up happening, ultimately,
715. 46:48using the influences of cultural levers,
716. 46:52They apply Saul Alinsky's rules for radicals and present their lying narratives as if they
717. 47:00are moral, morally superior, project those who would oppose their narratives as evil,
718. 47:15and then endeavor to normalize their narrative with kind of a cultural hegemony to where
719. 47:23they're not functioning off of information, information, they're operating based off of
720. 47:27caricatures and stereotypes.
721. 47:33And that's what we have by and large.
722. 47:36You have lots of people that are not gonna know anything
723. 47:38about a camera on the hair,
724. 47:38it says policies, all they gonna know is chucks and pearls.
725. 47:45You know, they're not gonna know anything about
726. 47:47Tim Walsh's socialism, they're gonna just know
727. 47:49about his neighborliness, because that's,
728. 47:51just mark it down, they're gonna present this guy
729. 47:53as the all-shucks, good old boy,
730. 47:55you can sit across from here and have lunch together,
731. 47:57man, you can play cards together, just like a relative.
732. 48:01They ain't gonna tell you anything
733. 48:02about his universal basic income desires,
734. 48:05his socialized health care, his elimination of your private health insurance, his desire
735. 48:10to check your taxes through the roof, his desire to continue to slaughter innocent children
736. 48:16to maim and to mangle and to sterilize babies in the name of transgender insanity and ideology.
737. 48:22They're going to say any of that.
738. 48:23And you're going to have their aggressive say, oh, he's, he's a centrist.
739. 48:28You got to wake up, man.
740. 48:32I just say, man, I say, man, I got from Memphis, Tennessee, wake up, man.
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