In her first interview as the Democrat presidential nominee Kamala Harris seems to admit that the Inflation Reduction Act was a ruse to pass the Green New Deal.

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11. 1:00one today buckle up buckle up. I know today we're gonna have we have more
12. 1:06show than we have time during this program. But let us commence to weaving. At this
13. 1:13very moment many of you if not most of you are making your transition from your
14. 1:16part-time jobs where you generate an income to your full-time jobs where you
15. 1:20cultivate an outcome and as you do so let me remind you to do so with intentionality.
16. 1:26I'm in fact going to talk a bit more about the necessity of living locally.
17. 1:33All right, the intentionality that we have to employ that we must, we must,
18. 1:36we must refuse to sacrifice our families in an effort to win the world.
19. 1:43That mean we should ignore the world, but we must baton down the hatches at home first.
20. 1:49We build outwardly incrementally from our families to our communities.
21. 1:54You know, one of the things I'm going to talk about this, we're going to go to the
22. 1:56of Nehemiah to have this conversation.
23. 2:01But we have to get to the place
24. 2:02where we are no longer simply reactionary.
25. 2:04We wait to see what the lying media is going to do.
26. 2:06We wait to see what people who are advocates
27. 2:09in proponents and exponents of wickedness seem to do.
28. 2:13And we just respond.
29. 2:14When the Lord has already given us our marching orders.
30. 2:18You know, people like to talk all kinds of jazz
31. 2:22about America is not a Christian nation.
32. 2:24It is a fact that America has never been a nation
33. 2:27where 100% of his population has been born again Christians.
34. 2:30Never been.
35. 2:31However, what is also true
36. 2:33is that this Constitution Republic
37. 2:35with democratic features has been steeped.
38. 2:38The foundation for it flows from a biblical worldview
39. 2:42and principles and policies
40. 2:44that affirm the reality of a biblical worldview.
41. 2:47It has been established by people
42. 2:49who had a common reverence for God
43. 2:53in that led to the formation of our nation.
44. 2:56You can go back to the reality of what the pilgrims sought to accomplish.
45. 3:01It is an unconvertible fact when you look at the Mayflower Compact,
46. 3:04read Colonel William Bradford's writings,
47. 3:06what did the pilgrims seek to establish?
48. 3:08What were the pilgrims fleeing from England?
49. 3:11You look at the fundamental orders of Connecticut.
50. 3:16It is the Mayflower Compact that gave us a foundation for the social contract
51. 3:20that derived our principles that is articulated in the declaration
52. 3:24that governments derived their just powers
53. 3:27from the consent of the governed.
54. 3:29So a government that has powers that do not derive
55. 3:31from the consent of the governed,
56. 3:33they do not have just powers.
57. 3:35But the notion of just powers,
58. 3:37they derive from the consent of the governed.
59. 3:39That comes from the Mayflower Compact.
60. 3:42The fundamental orders of Connecticut
61. 3:45was the first written constitution, all right?
62. 3:50The reality, very simple things.
63. 3:52It is the Reverend John Witherspoon
64. 3:54who was the president of what was then
65. 3:58The university at New Jersey, at Princeton, New Jersey,
66. 4:01that became Princeton University, trained the person
67. 4:06who would put his pen to paper to draft what we know
68. 4:08to be the US Constitution.
69. 4:10It was a pastor, a Reverend, that shaped the mind in worldview
70. 4:14and political thought of James Madison.
71. 4:17It is uncontroversial fact that we have Ivy League
72. 4:19institutions because the Ivy League was established
73. 4:22primarily and at its origin for the purposes of propagating
74. 4:25the gospel and training pastors.
75. 4:28Harvard University's status is because it was the first,
76. 4:31and it was formulated in 1646 to train pastors.
77. 4:35Later on, Yale came on the scene because it witnessed
78. 4:38Harvard was sliding then into heterodoxy,
79. 4:42and Yale was established to become
80. 4:43an orthodox alternative to Harvard.
81. 4:48These are facts.
82. 4:50People talk about what the federal constitution says.
83. 4:52The federal constitution is what it is,
84. 4:54because the founders promulgated a governmental system
85. 4:56where the federal government was the smallest
86. 4:58and least consequential aspect of government,
87. 5:00for the everyday domestic affairs of the American citizen.
88. 5:03But at the exact same time,
89. 5:04you have a federal government,
90. 5:05have you ever read the state constitutions,
91. 5:08for the original states following our revolutionary war,
92. 5:11that led to independence from England?
93. 5:13Have you ever read them?
94. 5:14Have you ever read?
95. 5:17So miss me with this whole idea
96. 5:19that America was established as a secular nation.
97. 5:21That's just a lie.
98. 5:23Again, the population has never been comprehensively
99. 5:25regenerate, but the principles,
100. 5:28not a controversial fact. So with that being said, we have to get out of this notion of
101. 5:38reactionary disposition. Let us go to the Word of God. Nehemiah chapter 4. Nehemiah chapter 4.
102. 5:46Oh Lord. Just to make this very simple for those, Ezra and Nehemiah are books that should be read
103. 5:54in tandem, one next to the other. Ezra returned to Jerusalem. Ezra was a priest. He was focused
104. 6:05primarily on the reconstruction of the Lord's temple. Ezra was allowed to return to Israel
105. 6:12in Jerusalem in particular by King Cyrus of Persia. Nehemiah arrived in Jerusalem 13 years
106. 6:20later. He was allowed to return under King Artaxerxes, the Persian 13 years later. Nehemiah
107. 6:27served as a cut bear in the King Artaxerxes, which allowed him regular and frequent access
108. 6:32to the king, which culminated in him being allowed to go back and serve in a governmental
109. 6:37capacity which oversaw the reconstruction of the wall to the city of Jerusalem.
110. 6:46Read the whole book.
111. 6:47You come to chapter four, you'll find out there were several enemies who heard what God
112. 6:52was doing through Nehemiah and would it already begun under Ezra and unsurprisingly they came
113. 6:58against them.
114. 6:59Sand, you have sand ballot, the governor of Samaria at the time, you have Tobiah, the Ammonite,
115. 7:04you have Arabs and you have a Philistine cohort.
116. 7:07making an alliance not merely to stop the reconstruction of the Walter Jerusalem, but
117. 7:13as it says in chapter 4 verse 11, Nehemiah makes his observation and our enemy said that
118. 7:21they will not know or see till we come among them and kill them and stop the work.
119. 7:30They realized those, oh, at first they thought it was impossible for these former slaves to
120. 7:37return and build anything because you had locals, if you will, in the region that sought the
121. 7:41a re-establishment of Israel, and this is about 445 BC, when Nehemiah returns, they saw that
122. 7:50as a geopolitical threat to them.
123. 7:52So they wanted it to stop.
124. 7:59And so you have the difficulty, which was viewed as an impossibility.
125. 8:04They said, man, how can we rebuild this from rubble?
126. 8:07We're going to put this back together from rubble.
127. 8:09But the Lord was with them, which is why they made major progress in verse six in the same
128. 8:15chapter says, so we built the wall and the wall was joined together to half of its height.
129. 8:19Well, the people had a mind to work.
130. 8:21God was with them in their efforts to rebuild Jerusalem.
131. 8:25Then we're going to pick up at verse 15.
132. 8:27When our enemies heard that it was known to us that God had frustrated their plan, it was
133. 8:34their plan to try to kill them to keep the work of the walls rebuilding from being completed.
134. 8:40When our enemies heard that it was known to us that God had frustrated their plan, we
135. 8:43all returned to the wall, each to his work.
136. 8:49From that day on, this is Nehemiah now talking, from that day on, half of my servants worked
137. 8:56on construction and half held the spears, shields, bows, and coats of mail.
138. 9:05And the leaders stood behind the whole house of Judah who were building on the wall.
139. 9:10I want you to see this picture.
140. 9:13Those who carried burdens were loaded in such a way that each labored on the work with one
141. 9:18hand and held his weapon with the other hand. And each of the builders had his sword strapped
142. 9:27that inside while he built. Why am I presented this to you? As I stated previously, we have
143. 9:38a got to get out of this notion of being reactionary. Who said we have to sit around and wait casually
144. 9:45and see what government to do? Who said we had to wait and see what the latest regressive
145. 9:51outfit is going to do with the latest governmental this is going to do. Who said we have to sit
146. 9:56around and wait for these things to happen? And God has made us in his likeness and his
147. 10:01image. I've been encouraging for the last at least four or five years to live locally,
148. 10:10live locally. Some of you are listening to me. You live in an area where you don't have
149. 10:13to wait on a supply chain from China to have food and things. You have land. Use your land
150. 10:19for God's glory. Some of you are listening to me. You have farming capacity. You are farming.
151. 10:26Use that for God's glory. Others of you have other abilities and capacities. And we need
152. 10:34to rewind it. What should be the foundation for how we should go about this? Remember we
153. 10:38talked about Psalm 128, transform individuals, build transform families. Some of you are listening
154. 10:43to me. What you need to do right now is to seek to establish a family to the glory of God.
155. 10:53Some of us are saying, man, what is God calling me to do?
156. 10:56Do you know one of the most revolutionary things
157. 10:57you can do right now is marry your wife
158. 11:00and rear your children to the glory of God,
159. 11:02refusing to capitulate to the spirit of the age around us?
160. 11:08Fathers, listen to me, what we need to be about
161. 11:10is getting our children around our tables
162. 11:13and rearing them in the nurture and admonition of the Lord,
163. 11:15helping our children to understand that they are fearfully
164. 11:18and wonderfully made that God has created them
165. 11:20in such a capacity where they don't need to go along
166. 11:22with what the world says they need to do.
167. 11:24The Lord can give them the wherewithal to give ideas and innovations and things where they
168. 11:28can be entrepreneurial.
169. 11:30Cultivating that from their youth.
170. 11:35Transform families.
171. 11:37Building transform churches.
172. 11:40I've said before people are saying, man, we can't find a good church where we are.
173. 11:43Could it be that the Lord is leading you to be a part of pioneering a good church?
174. 11:47And it doesn't mean you have to be the preacher to pastor anybody else.
175. 11:50But you get like-minded brethren that come together and ask the Lord to send God the
176. 12:02leaders out in his own heart.
177. 12:03And you build right there in your local communities.
178. 12:07Some of you have been working the job for so long
179. 12:09and the Lord has been calling you into entrepreneurship.
180. 12:11The time is now, the time is now.
181. 12:14But we patronize and we work together as a family
182. 12:17in our local communities to fortify ourselves
183. 12:21to such a degree.
184. 12:24But we work while it is a day.
185. 12:26And we have the wisdom to recognize.
186. 12:28Yes, we know there are people among us
187. 12:29that are ravenous government advocates.
188. 12:34But we fortify ourselves on such a degree to where we raise and disciple and we populate
189. 12:40those who are man the local positions of government in our neighborhood.
190. 12:43Why can't your church fill your local city council?
191. 12:51We got to get back to basics, man.
192. 12:54We work to build and we keep the sword.
193. 12:57We keep the sword ready because we know there's wicked people that would seek to try to frustrate
194. 13:02the work that God would want to do through us.
195. 13:05But we don't spend all of our time just focusing on waiting to see you going to come now we
196. 13:09have to fight next.
197. 13:10Why not build?
198. 13:11Why not build?
199. 13:12Why we have the opportunity?
200. 13:15Why not build?
201. 13:16Why not build?
202. 13:17Why not build?
203. 13:18I know the world's revealing notion
204. 13:19is trying to feminize men and masculinize women.
205. 13:22So why does it have to be that way in your home?
206. 13:26I don't care how wicked it is in the world around us,
207. 13:28we don't have to kick the doors open our homes and say,
208. 13:30come on in wickedness.
209. 13:34We need to cut some TVs off,
210. 13:36cut some of these other things out
211. 13:38and let's be about our father's business building
212. 13:40as he's calling us to build.
213. 13:42I'm not talking about some unauthorized construction.
214. 13:47But for far too long we sit and we complain and we react.
215. 13:50We sit and we complain and we react.
216. 13:52We sit and we complain and we react.
217. 13:55While at the exact same time, we profess to be indwelled
218. 13:58by the Spirit of God.
219. 14:01President, that is not the Lord's will for us.
220. 14:07I'm keenly aware that the barbarians are at the gate.
221. 14:11So what?
222. 14:13There have been barbarians at the gate
223. 14:14in every generation of Christ followers.
224. 14:16And I'm not saying so what to dismiss the fact
225. 14:18that there are barbarians at the gate,
226. 14:20But do we not serve the King of kings and the Lord of lords?
227. 14:25Do we not?
228. 14:26Can he not give us wisdom and innovation and an ability,
229. 14:29as well as grace that is needed to energize us
230. 14:34to follow him as he's calling us to do?
231. 14:38Now is the time brothers and sisters.
232. 14:40We can't nor should we simply be a reactionary people.
233. 14:48We can be proactive, guided by the word of God
234. 14:53and empowered by the grace he has made available to us.
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248. 16:12Shiting light into the darkness, this is the Hamilton Corner on American Family Radio.
249. 16:24Welcome back to the Hamilton Corner, Abraham Hamilton the third here.
250. 16:27Yes, hot in the studio.
251. 16:35You wonder why the Biden-based strategy remix is being employed?
252. 16:44Hmm?
253. 16:45Hmm?
254. 16:49Well, we have our first little to leaked out snippet.
255. 16:52So as I told you yesterday, tonight, Kamala Harris and Tim Walls are going to have their
256. 16:58first interview since Kamala Harris has been officially nominated as a presidential nominee
257. 17:05for the Democrat Party.
258. 17:06And I'm going to just say it plainly.
259. 17:08It's not that the issue is that a joint interview is a problem.
260. 17:11The problem is that she hadn't done any interviews prior to the joint interview.
261. 17:15Her first interview is a joint interview.
262. 17:18Sure you've had other presidential tickets that have done joint interviews, but it's after
263. 17:22they're done individualized interviews, both the top of the ticket and the vice presidential
264. 17:29candidate.
265. 17:30That's the issue.
266. 17:31I mean, if Kamala Harris can't sit down one on one with the journalist, you think she's
267. 17:36gonna be all right talking to Vladimir Putin. She gonna be in
268. 17:39the handland. Come on, man. Anyway, I got a lot to get to. So
269. 17:43let's just get right to it. In her first interview and it's funny,
270. 17:50they leaked this out as if this is good. Like, yeah, let me show
271. 17:54you just how great the candidate we have here. So we have a leak
272. 17:59snippet of the prerecorded interview, you know, it's probably
273. 18:01recorded a couple weeks ago. But it's it's or maybe even this
274. 18:05week, I don't know when it was recorded. But they leaked out a
275. 18:08portion of it. In this portion, Dana Bass gives Kamala Harris the opportunity to explain,
276. 18:18you are changing all of your positions. And then Dana Bass gives her a leading question. Is it
277. 18:22because with your additional experience now that you now have more wisdom and you have a better
278. 18:27disposition and you know the positions you have now or better than the position you have before
279. 18:30because you have more experience, you have more wisdom, you have more experience in wisdom and
280. 18:33wisdom and experience. That's why you better now because more wisdom and experience, huh?
281. 18:36Mm, huh? Is it? Yeah, is it really?
282. 18:40Listen to her response.
283. 18:43These people told us for years,
284. 18:45oh, the Inflation Reduction Act,
285. 18:47we're using it because we want to reduce inflation.
286. 18:49And people like me said, you know,
287. 18:51I'm gonna do this interesting thing.
288. 18:52You know, you might have heard of it before.
289. 18:54Like reading the bill.
290. 18:56You remember that? Yeah.
291. 18:58So I read the bill and I say, wait a minute.
292. 19:02Did they just copy and paste it?
293. 19:04Green New Deal and then put it in this bill
294. 19:07and they're saying is to reduce inflation
295. 19:10when it's actually going to do the exact opposite
296. 19:14of reduce inflation, and it's going to,
297. 19:18wait, this is the Green New Deal.
298. 19:20And I'm telling you, I had a person who told me,
299. 19:22oh, Abe, you're just, you're a conspiracy theorist.
300. 19:25Yeah, that's just quite a reduced inflation,
301. 19:27and I just say cold.
302. 19:31Cold?
303. 19:32You stupid.
304. 19:33No, not kicking it twice.
305. 19:34I say cold, wisdom.
306. 19:36You stupid.
307. 19:36Wisdom has been chasing you, but you,
308. 19:39You, my man, have been much, much too fast.
309. 19:43Or to grab ahold of you, listen to and watch
310. 19:48clip number seven, go.
311. 19:49Generally speaking, how should voters look at some
312. 19:54of the changes that you've made,
313. 19:56that you've explained some of here in your policy?
314. 19:59Is it because you have more experience now
315. 20:02and you've learned more about the information?
316. 20:04Is it because you were running for president
317. 20:07in a Democratic primary?
318. 20:09And should they feel comfortable and confident that what you're saying now is going to be your
319. 20:14policy moving forward?
320. 20:15Dana, I think the most important and most significant aspect of my policy perspective
321. 20:22and decisions is my values have not changed.
322. 20:26You mentioned the Green New Deal.
323. 20:28I have always believed, and I have worked on it, that the climate crisis is real, that
324. 20:34it is an urgent matter to which we should apply metrics that include holding ourselves
325. 20:40to deadlines around time.
326. 20:43We did that with the Inflation Reduction Act.
327. 20:46We have set goals for the United States of America and by extension the globe around when
328. 20:51we should meet certain standards for reduction of greenhouse gas emissions as an example.
329. 20:56That value has not changed.
330. 21:00Now, now, it's possible that I could be wrong, you know.
331. 21:06But didn't they just tell us for years that all know the inflation reduction act has nothing to do with the Green New Deal
332. 21:12Oh, you know, the audience like a reduction has nothing to do with the green and nothing the first not the first of my grandmother
333. 21:17You should say it back and was the first interview she gets in the first one
334. 21:23She explains her consistency in maintaining her values
335. 21:27We'll get to that in a moment, but her consistency in maintaining her values is well, you know Dan
336. 21:31I was a co-sponsor of the Green New Deal
337. 21:33She didn't say that they're not here
338. 21:35but she was a co-sponsor of the Green New Deal when she was still in the Senate.
339. 21:38And then she goes on to say, and we have to set deadlines as it pertains to time.
340. 21:43Because he's still unburdened from what has been, you know what I mean?
341. 21:50He's still unburdened.
342. 21:51But we said deadlines as it pertains to time.
343. 21:54Now how many of you knew that Madam Vice President was ever talking about the Green New Deal,
344. 22:00I'm sorry about the inflation reduction act, she had in her mind reducing gas emissions?
345. 22:06Oh man.
346. 22:09So all of this time they've been telling us
347. 22:10they had nothing to do with the Green New Deal.
348. 22:12Now, our first interview, she's at Midway,
349. 22:14yeah, we've been lying.
350. 22:17Yeah, we've been lying about that.
351. 22:19Yeah, yeah.
352. 22:20And then,
353. 22:23my values are still, my values remain the same.
354. 22:26Ma'am, ma'am, ma'am, I'm sorry.
355. 22:31Your position, when you ran for president
356. 22:34and got, didn't even make it to the Iowa caucuses by the way,
357. 22:38Never got above what 2% of the Democrat primary vote.
358. 22:43Your position was in, was then in all the way up
359. 22:46to like two weeks ago, honestly about real,
360. 22:49not honestly, but like about two to three months ago,
361. 22:52was that you oppose fracking.
362. 22:54Now, you support fracking.
363. 22:57And then for those who don't know,
364. 22:58fracking is hydraulic fracturing,
365. 23:00a means to access oil, right?
366. 23:06Now you're saying you're for fracking,
367. 23:08but you also support the Green New Deal.
368. 23:09make that make sense.
369. 23:10One of the major features of Green New Deal
370. 23:12is the elimination of fossil fuel,
371. 23:15but your values are consistent, right?
372. 23:17No, man, what you're doing, what you're doing is you
373. 23:20are trying to repeat the Biden-based mistrattage.
374. 23:23Remember Biden was sold to the American people,
375. 23:25oh, he's just kind and he's the moderate.
376. 23:28He's not the extreme Bernie Sanders candidate.
377. 23:31Now you have the woman who literally was voted
378. 23:33as more radical than US Senate than Bernie Sanders,
379. 23:36and now she's reversing all of her positions.
380. 23:38Oh no, I'm not, I'm no longer for banning fracking.
381. 23:40Oh no, but I still support the Green New Deal.
382. 23:45And you know what she's basing, and what she's banking on?
383. 23:47That the American people are ignorant.
384. 23:51They're basing it on the notion at all, man, you know,
385. 23:55we need vibes, we need fuel.
386. 23:57Catch the vibes, yo.
387. 24:00That's a feel warm campaign of joy, joy, and pain.
388. 24:08No sunshine.
389. 24:11That's what they're b...
390. 24:12This is, oh boy, this is quite, quite angry.
391. 24:28The reality is she's attempting to appear
392. 24:30to be a moderate when she's not.
393. 24:33She's not.
394. 24:34And her selection of comrade-camula selection
395. 24:37of comrade-walls confirms that.
396. 24:47Oh man, I have so much I wanna get to you today.
397. 24:49So our friends, I won't say our friends,
398. 24:52but I say some of the editors at National Review,
399. 24:55And I've taken the liberty to edit this for myself.
400. 24:58And I know this will never happen,
401. 24:59but if, and this is why Kamala Harris
402. 25:01never sit down for an interview.
403. 25:02Me, because I got questions.
404. 25:04These are the kind of questions I'll ask.
405. 25:06A national review has a compilation
406. 25:07of some of these on their website today.
407. 25:10You know, these are kind of some of the things
408. 25:12I would ask contrary to Dana Bash's leading question,
409. 25:15which he says, she literally opens up,
410. 25:17you've changed a bunch of your positions.
411. 25:18Why have you done that?
412. 25:19Could it be the reason why?
413. 25:21She immediately starts giving her an answer.
414. 25:25You've changed a lot of your positions.
415. 25:26Could it be the reason why you changed your positions?
416. 25:28This is because now you have the experience in wisdom.
417. 25:31Ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha.
418. 25:34So it was been going on all along before now.
419. 25:38Some of the questions that Camille Harris should be asked.
420. 25:42I wonder if we'll see this in the interview tonight.
421. 25:45I won't hold my breath forward.
422. 25:46And I told you guys, I'm not gonna watch it live,
423. 25:48I'm gonna catch it later.
424. 25:52Here's some examples of questions.
425. 25:53You've called for legislation imposing term limits
426. 25:55for Supreme Court justices.
427. 25:57The Senate Democrats' term limits bill
428. 25:59would strip two of the sitting justices
429. 26:00the right to vote in most cases.
430. 26:02Do you support that idea now?
431. 26:03Do you support that idea?
432. 26:07You want to put term limits on Supreme Court justice?
433. 26:09You want to change the structure of the Constitution?
434. 26:10Huh? Huh?
435. 26:13Or how about this one?
436. 26:14In your previous campaign,
437. 26:15you called for banning on fracking and offshore drilling.
438. 26:17What we just talked about, right?
439. 26:20Is it still your position?
440. 26:24And if not, what made you change your mind?
441. 26:26Heh heh heh.
442. 26:27And here's another one asked,
443. 26:28and when did you decide to change your mind?
444. 26:32Because you supported banning fracking
445. 26:33until like two minutes ago.
446. 26:36You think Danabastic gonna ask these questions?
447. 26:40How about this one?
448. 26:41In 2019, you know, you ran for president,
449. 26:44you said, quote, I strongly believe
450. 26:46that we need to have Medicare for all, end quote.
451. 26:50And she released her own plan to force every American
452. 26:52into a new Medicare system within 10 years,
453. 26:56which would eliminate private healthcare.
454. 26:59You still support that?
455. 27:00And then again, my follow-ups would be,
456. 27:04if she says, yes, I asked her, why?
457. 27:07And he says, no, I said, huh, what made you change your mind?
458. 27:12And also, when did you decide to change your mind?
459. 27:15Because you've been the nominee for well
460. 27:16for quite a couple of months, at least a month now,
461. 27:19you haven't, and that's right,
462. 27:22Pamela's laying out the problem is she hadn't changed her mind,
463. 27:24bingo, she has not changed her mind.
464. 27:27She's just trying to pull a fast one on American people.
465. 27:32How about this one?
466. 27:33Especially in light of these, these, oh man,
467. 27:36look at that clock.
468. 27:38In light of where we are now, here we go.
469. 27:42You supported abolishing immigration and customs enforcement
470. 27:45and starting from scratch.
471. 27:47You still support reorganizing the government in this way?
472. 27:50Hahahaha.
473. 27:52You said you wanted to abolish ICE.
474. 27:55You still want to abolish ICE?
475. 27:57And I'm gonna take a pause for the calls on this
476. 27:59because I gotta start this process.
477. 28:00I'm gonna probably weave some more of these questions in
478. 28:02as we go through this.
479. 28:03But have y'all seen what's going on in Aurora, Colorado?
480. 28:06Have y'all seen that?
481. 28:08Oh, you know not nothing big except for,
482. 28:12You know, Villains, Willing, Gangs, taking over apartment buildings, kicking out the apartment
483. 28:16administrators and saying, we're going to collect the rents ourselves.
484. 28:20Yeah.
485. 28:21Yeah, the mayor of Aurora, Colorado, which by the way, is in the Denver metropolitan area,
486. 28:28right outside of Denver, beautiful area, right in the throes of the Rocky Mountains, man.
487. 28:33But somehow, massive amount of Venezuelan immigrants have been shipped and housed all
488. 28:41together in a certain apartment complexes.
489. 28:46I want you to listen to Mayor Mike Kaufman
490. 28:50from Aurora, Colorado explaining,
491. 28:53well yeah, yeah, we've had Venezuelan gangs
492. 28:55take over these apartment buildings.
493. 28:56It's clip number nine, go.
494. 28:59So there are several buildings actually
495. 29:00under the same ownership, out of state ownership
496. 29:03that have fallen to these Venezuelan gangs.
497. 29:07I'm trying to walk it back and do the investigation
498. 29:11as to how there's a concentration of Venezuelans
499. 29:16in these three buildings.
500. 29:19Somebody put them there and somebody funded it,
501. 29:23whether it's federal government or not,
502. 29:24we're trying to find out who these gangs, apparently,
503. 29:27or attracted to where there's a concentration
504. 29:30of Venezuelan migrants.
505. 29:33And so they've in fact, have pushed out the property
506. 29:37management through intimidation,
507. 29:38and then collected the rents we have now or have had.
508. 29:44It is ongoing operations with a task force,
509. 29:51local law enforcement state law enforcement partners
510. 29:55and federal law enforcement partners to rent them,
511. 29:58and arrests have been made,
512. 30:00but these operations are now are still ongoing.
513. 30:03Did y'all hear that?
514. 30:05Massive amount of Venezuelans,
515. 30:07and I'm just gonna tell you now,
516. 30:08I'm a place of more from Mayor Kaufman.
517. 30:12We say, man, this is clearly organized crime,
518. 30:14and they were put here by federal agencies
519. 30:16working with local nonprofits.
520. 30:18We didn't even know they were here.
521. 30:21They completely bypassed local government,
522. 30:24and these are massive, massive apartment buildings.
523. 30:28And they've housed, they've housed
524. 30:30concentrated amounts of Venezuelans.
525. 30:33And you're gonna hear the mayor say,
526. 30:34not everybody who's there are the criminals,
527. 30:39but the criminals are praying on the Venezuelans,
528. 30:41and they've taken over the apartment building.
529. 30:45The people who own the building,
530. 30:47who had their administrators there,
531. 30:49they have intimidated them,
532. 30:50and forced him out saying,
533. 30:51now we collector in here, now, chief.
534. 30:55Guys, this is happening,
535. 30:56not happening in the far flung regions
536. 31:01of Sparsity populated portions of Colorado.
537. 31:03This is happening in California.
538. 31:05This is happening in Aurora, Colorado.
539. 31:10You understand what I'm saying?
540. 31:12And the mayor is trying to be, you know,
541. 31:16Oh yeah, oh yeah.
542. 31:18Then he had to come right out with, yeah.
543. 31:20This is an organized crime effort.
544. 31:22Listen to him watch clip number 10.
545. 31:25Go.
546. 31:26You know, they, this is an organized criminal effort,
547. 31:30whether it's Trend Day or Iowa.
548. 31:32That remains to be seen, but it doesn't really doesn't matter.
549. 31:36I mean, if they're, if they're, you know,
550. 31:38Venezuelan migrants and they're conducting crime
551. 31:41in an organized manner, they were probably.
552. 31:46So they tried to identify the name of the gang.
553. 31:48And the mayor is like, it really don't matter the name of the gang.
554. 31:51And then he says later in the same interview, yeah, but we do know that the gang,
555. 31:55Trinde Aragwa's, yeah, they've given the green light for many of these criminals,
556. 32:02thugs in these areas, to take hits on our local or rural police officers.
557. 32:12What?
558. 32:14Tell me again, who was the borders are?
559. 32:16Oh, that's right.
560. 32:20She was sent to Mexico to find out the root causes of immigration,
561. 32:28to lead efforts with Mexico and the Northern Triangle,
562. 32:34but easy legal aliens.
563. 32:36And this is happening in an American city.
564. 32:38If you think that's bad guys, it's gonna get worse.
565. 32:41And again, I'm not, I'm not you here
566. 32:43with the mayor of the city of Aurora, Colorado,
567. 32:45says out of his own mouth.
568. 32:51And he says plainly, this is a federal issue.
569. 32:55This problem that has been brought to our doorstep
570. 32:57is because of the failures of what is transpired
571. 33:00at the federal level.
572. 33:01Yet, I'm Rand Campbell, wants to be your president.
573. 33:12Because if the selection out, I know a lot of Christians do.
574. 33:15This is true that God is sovereign.
575. 33:16I tell you that all the time.
576. 33:18But they fancy that somehow that is separate
577. 33:21from their personal responsibility.
578. 33:23We are His hands and feet.
579. 33:25And so that's why we have to do what's right.
580. 33:28The Bible says to Him that Noah to do good
581. 33:31and just doesn't do it.
582. 33:32To Him it is sin.
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588. 34:00You can tell that this mayor is reluctant to call a spade to spade, but when he's asking
589. 34:05and being asked the questions, he has to answer, well, this is what we've learned.
590. 34:10You know, it's like these apartment buildings that have been taken over, these people have
591. 34:14been placed here by the federal government, by the federal government.
592. 34:20They've been working with local nonprofits to put all of these people together.
593. 34:28And now, I mean, this is like, this is fresh out of New Jack City, Nina Brown and took over
594. 34:35the Carter projects.
595. 34:36That's what's going on here.
596. 34:42Listen to Mayor Kaufman describe how all of these illegal aliens have arrived together
597. 34:49in these Venezuelan apart. I'm sorry, in these Aurora, Colorado apartment buildings and all
598. 34:53of these people happen to be Venezuelan. Clip number 11. Go.
599. 34:59So here's the problem. I think we're a victim of a failed policy at the Southern border because
600. 35:05what you have, Venezuelan does not co according to my law enforcement, Venezuela does not cooperate
601. 35:11with the United States in sharing criminal histories. You've had a third of the country
602. 35:15really, you've had these massive waves of migrants coming across the border that many
603. 35:21of them cross the border illegally, were arrested, asked for a political asylum, were not adequately
604. 35:29vetted, were released into the country. The city of Aurora, we did everything we could
605. 35:34to quite frankly keep them out of the city, because it's not our problem. This is a federal
606. 35:39problem. This is a problem borne by the federal government.
607. 35:43But what I think what we're trying to find out and what I believe occurred was that
608. 35:48Asian federal agencies worked with some of our local nonprofits and put them there.
609. 35:55Now most of these people are very good, good people.
610. 36:00But there's a criminal element that from what I understand what law enforcement is
611. 36:04recommending that often follows them, intends to exploit them within their own migrant community.
612. 36:10And so we believe that that is happening now.
613. 36:13Now it's where the 51st largest city in America with over 400,000 population
614. 36:17This is only several apartment complexes. Yeah, but nonetheless, I'm not gonna surrender any part of this city to a criminal element
615. 36:25Guys this is happening in America
616. 36:28So remember what I told you
617. 36:31When they move from just to open borders to flying people in
618. 36:37Remember to you about that?
619. 36:40Remember to you about that and you see these things happening and this is the mayor of the city saying yeah
620. 36:48Well the federal agencies that everyone is actually
621. 36:50doing it. It boggles the mind. Then not only that, got the gang running, gangs running the
622. 37:05show. The mayor concluded this interview with saying, oh yeah, by the way, there is a particular
623. 37:11gang to Trinde Aragwa's that have given the marching order to their street thugs to take
624. 37:20out a rural Colorado police officers. Listen to him, watch clip number 12. Go.
625. 37:25With all due respect, it's no longer, I mean, just in the hands of the feds, when you've
626. 37:28We've got, we've heard, reports that this gang has green-lated its members to attack your local
627. 37:35police.
628. 37:37What are you doing about that, Mayor?
629. 37:40Well, you know, we're aware of that in the Dimmerimodontal Paltan area that there are
630. 37:45elements of Trend Day, Ottawa here.
631. 37:49And so, you know, we're in terms of how our police operate, the tactics, what they're doing
632. 37:56to protect themselves, please, is our number one priority.
633. 38:02Guys, this is making me sick listening to this.
634. 38:07I still have more questions I would get to.
635. 38:09You think Danne Bassett gonna ask,
636. 38:11any questions related to this?
637. 38:13It wouldn't hold the proverbial breath.
638. 38:20You think that's something, imagine,
639. 38:21you put your child on a school bus,
640. 38:26they're going to school,
641. 38:28only to find out, 20-some-odd illegal aliens,
642. 38:35try to hijack your children's school bus.
643. 38:39Think that is a hypothetical?
644. 38:40No, it is not.
645. 38:43and the Hamul Dizura Union School District in California.
646. 38:47Now look, that was in Aurora, Colorado.
647. 38:49Now we're talking about California.
648. 38:54On two occasions within the last few days,
649. 39:03man, this is,
650. 39:06in case you don't know this, I am not enjoying sharing this.
651. 39:09Like the fabric of our society
652. 39:11is being demoralized before our very eyes.
653. 39:19You have this happening in California
654. 39:23where parents are irate
655. 39:27because mobs of illegal aliens
656. 39:29trying to hijack the children's school bus.
657. 39:30Listen to and watch clip number six.
658. 39:32This is from a local station reporting on this story
659. 39:37from where this transpired.
660. 39:38Clip number six, go.
661. 39:40But their morning certainly wasn't.
662. 39:4220 illegal migrants tried to get on the bus today
663. 39:46at one of our bus stops.
664. 39:47Hours earlier, she got this email letting Nicole know
665. 39:51her eight-year-old son was aboard his school bus
666. 39:54heading to Homul Elementary when all of a sudden,
667. 39:57He said these adults, they weren't kids.
668. 39:59He said, but they had backpacks on mom
669. 40:01and they tried to get on our bus.
670. 40:03He said there was a lot of them.
671. 40:05The district confirmed 20 migrants tried to
672. 40:07board the bus Wednesday morning when it stopped
673. 40:09to pick up students here along its B route.
674. 40:11That's when parents and the drivers stepped in
675. 40:13keeping the migrants at bay.
676. 40:15It was definitely really scary.
677. 40:17It also happened Tuesday along route A
678. 40:19shown here in Orange near state route 94.
679. 40:21Three men walked along the highway trying to stop
680. 40:23the bus and the bus was just a little bit different.
681. 40:25walked along the highway trying to stop the bus to quote go around their group.
682. 40:30When you see a bus, naturally the impulse might be, this will take me to a much safer area.
683. 40:35Pedro Rios helps lead the humanitarian response at the U.S.-Mexico border.
684. 40:40He says while it's unclear why the group tried to board Wednesday, heat and mountain
685. 40:45terrain can drive a desperate response.
686. 40:47First and foremost, there has to be an acknowledgement by the Biden administration that asylum is
687. 40:53a human right.
688. 40:54parents like Jeremy Adams
689. 40:56from the district and a
690. 40:58safety plan to help quell
691. 41:00people. We don't know who
692. 41:02they have any criminal
693. 41:04history, what their
694. 41:06background is. Meanwhile,
695. 41:08the sheriff says it's
696. 41:10conducting an investigation
697. 41:12and says it takes safety
698. 41:14seriously and are working
699. 41:18with the school district in
700. 41:20order to keep students.
701. 41:22Oh boy, talk about asylum as a
702. 41:24human right. Don't you
703. 41:25seeking asylum. And I mean, this is so the school district is now instructing their bus
704. 41:32drivers that when they see gangs of illegal aliens along the school bus routes, they'd
705. 41:39have to keep driving, even if they're making some of the children pass their stops and telling
706. 41:44the parents that if they have gangs of illegal aliens at the bus stops, they have to bypass
707. 41:52them. So you need to catch your child on the next stop. This is kind of lawlessness I'm
708. 41:59talking about. This is outright lawlessness. I've explained to you before lawlessness is
709. 42:09the byproduct of truth falling in the streets. So in the interview tonight, another question
710. 42:16I would ask, just like I mentioned before, in 2021, Mr. Joseph Robin Ed Biden announced
711. 42:22that you would quote lead our efforts with Mexico in the Northern Triangle and other countries
712. 42:28to help with stemming migration to our southern border. The official number is somewhere
713. 42:36between 7 and 11 million people have come into the country illegally on your watch.
714. 42:40Are you responsible for that?
715. 42:47Straight up.
716. 42:48I'd ask you straight like that.
717. 42:50Then I'll follow up with this one in 2022, you ma'am, you, not somebody else you said in
718. 42:542022 quote, the border is secure.
719. 42:58And we have a secure border.
720. 43:02You still think the border is secure?
721. 43:14Again, I'm not holding my breath that these questions will be asked.
722. 43:22Now, I'll let old Tim Walz get some of this.
723. 43:25He can get some too.
724. 43:26Old Tim, I'll hit him with the,
725. 43:28you know, you like to say the motto of Minnesota
726. 43:31is mind your business.
727. 43:31That's what you like to say, right?
728. 43:33Yet you instituted a hotline for people
729. 43:36to report on their own neighbors during COVID lockdowns
730. 43:39and you signed a bill that makes it possible
731. 43:42to separate children from their own parents
732. 43:44who seek quote unquote gender affirming care in your state.
733. 43:47Do these things add up to minding your business?
734. 43:50I gotta have more cowbell.
735. 43:59Kinda know the answer to that.
736. 44:01I don't think Dana's gonna ask that one.
737. 44:03Nah, I don't think she's gonna ask that one.
738. 44:08But these questions should be asked.
739. 44:11These questions should be asked.
740. 44:15How about this one?
741. 44:18For comrade Kamala.
742. 44:21You spoken about price gouging as a cause of higher prices.
743. 44:25Is it your position at roughly $24 million
744. 44:28in federal spending and $6 trillion in new public debt?
745. 44:34Is your position, they have nothing to do with inflation?
746. 44:46We can go on down the line.
747. 44:49You and Mr. Biden made the push to rejoin
748. 44:53the Iran nuclear deal.
749. 44:55Y'all gave them $6 billion right before October 7th.
750. 44:59Think that was a good decision?
751. 45:03Then a lot of things are gonna be asked.
752. 45:05That should be asked, American people
753. 45:09are owed an explanation.
754. 45:14Another question I'd ask you,
755. 45:16Ms. Harris, you said that you support Israel's right
756. 45:19to defend itself.
757. 45:22Does that mean you support Israel's right to destroy Hamas?
758. 45:33Another reason why I'm presenting these questions
759. 45:36for you all because I want you to be able
760. 45:38to evaluate the interview.
761. 45:43There's such a broad range of substantive issues
762. 45:48that the American people should have a clear answer on
763. 45:50for someone that's applying for the job.
764. 45:56Be public servant in chief.
765. 46:07We can go on and on and on and on and on with this.
766. 46:12Your administration, Ms. Harris,
767. 46:14has suspended granting new permits
768. 46:17to export liquefied natural gas,
769. 46:19maintaining the supply of liquefied natural gas
770. 46:21is critical for European allies,
771. 46:24as they adjust their economies
772. 46:25in the absence of Russian gas.
773. 46:29Will you end the permitting pause?
774. 46:33I mean, of course, remember, under Mr. Trump,
775. 46:36the United States of America became
776. 46:38a net exporter of liquid natural gas.
777. 46:43The Harris Biden administration put a stop to that.
778. 46:48You gonna keep rolling with that?
779. 46:57How about this one in 2019 when you ran for president?
780. 46:59Remember that? Remember that?
781. 47:02You favored spending taxpayers money
782. 47:04to forcefully confiscate 20 million plus
783. 47:09of the most commonly owned rifles in America.
784. 47:13You still wanna do that?
785. 47:14You wanna forcefully confiscate Americans?
786. 47:18Guns?
787. 47:20You tax money to do that?
788. 47:22This is what she said, guys.
789. 47:24These are things that she said.
790. 47:28And again, I'll follow up if she says,
791. 47:29well, no, I don't support that anymore.
792. 47:31Oh, what made you change your mind?
793. 47:32And when did you make that decision to change your mind?
794. 47:41These are legitimate areas of query.
795. 47:44Again, I won't hold my breath waiting for them
796. 47:47because as the American people and frankly,
797. 47:50we here at AFA these are things we support,
798. 47:52fiscal responsibility we support.
799. 47:54We support the unalienable rights
800. 47:57as articulated in our Declaration of Independence.
801. 48:00That's a good one.
802. 48:01I'll talk about that a lot more.
803. 48:02I'll be talking about that a lot more in tomorrow's program.
804. 48:05Taxing unrealized capital gains.
805. 48:12You still, you with that?
806. 48:16And it's so funny, they always, the knee jerk reaction
807. 48:18is to try to say all the Americans already
808. 48:20that's dealing with unrealized capital gains taxes
809. 48:23called property taxes.
810. 48:24Man, that's a lie, property taxes are used tax.
811. 48:27And it doesn't air been flow and fluctuate
812. 48:29the way that stock holdings fluctuate.
813. 48:34And you have the scenario that you can be taxed
814. 48:37at the beginning of the year for unrealized capital gains.
815. 48:38What happens if Wall Street shorts that stop?
816. 48:42Thousands of dollars of capital gains tax combined
817. 48:44with having your portfolio decimated.
818. 48:51But the circumstances are not beyond the capacity
819. 48:53of our God.
820. 48:54I started the way I started.
821. 48:56We work with the tool in one hand and the sword in the other.
822. 49:04It is our posture where we have the way with our two prey
823. 49:08and act.
824. 49:09We don't have to be reactionary.
825. 49:11We can be proactive in fortifying our communities,
826. 49:13living locally.
827. 49:15Let's be about our father's business.
828. 49:21The views and opinions expressed in this broadcast
829. 49:24may not necessarily reflect those of the American Family
830. 49:27Association or American Family Radio.