The Harris-Walz CNN interview is nauseating.

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14. 1:01Grateful to be with you this evening.
15. 1:04So much, so much is happening.
16. 1:08It is audacious.
17. 1:09I mean I guess we shouldn't be surprised by things like this because you'll remember
18. 1:13back in the 2019 presidential debate time period that you remember when Kamala Harris
19. 1:20called you by the outright racist remember that during the debate in the busing and then
20. 1:26she became his vice president I guess she didn't really care too much about him in his
21. 1:30racism and and of course this is not surprising because she went on and on and on and on and
22. 1:37on and on and on calling President Trump's border wall a medieval vanity project remember
23. 1:43Remember that?
24. 1:44The medieval vanity project, but now,
25. 1:47she has campaign ads featuring what?
26. 1:49Drum roll please.
27. 1:50Brrrrrrr.
28. 1:53President Trump's border wall.
29. 1:54You can't make this stuff up, folks.
30. 1:56Can't make this stuff up.
31. 1:58Can't make this stuff up.
32. 1:59You want no tax on tips?
33. 2:01I want no tax on tips.
34. 2:03You want to expand a child tax credit?
35. 2:05I want to expand a child tax credit.
36. 2:07You're not against fracking.
37. 2:09Me either.
38. 2:11I'm not against fracking either.
39. 2:12What are you talking about?
40. 2:15Oh, guys.
41. 2:17buckle up, I'll just warn you now, we're gonna dig into that CNN 18 minute curated prerecorded
42. 2:25propaganda presentation. And that's what it was. I mean, you can't even call these questions softball.
43. 2:31I mean, no, no, these balls wouldn't even solve that. I think they might have been on the TT balls.
44. 2:37Might have been T ball questions, but before I get into all of that,
45. 2:44I'm gonna get into the word of God, Abraham Hamilton the third here right across from me.
46. 2:48I'm a man a hundred grand Mr. Bobby Rosa
47. 2:53Mr. J. Mac produce extraordinary in the screening room often imitated never duplicated
48. 3:00Oh boy. Oh boy. Oh boy. Oh boy. Oh boy
49. 3:03I'll just tell you now some of you gonna feel like I feel I'm nauseous
50. 3:09From going over these clips. I'm gonna play for you
51. 3:13It's sickening and then we'll get into it before we get into that
52. 3:16Let's go to the Word of God Exodus chapter 18 one of them one of them. I mean the word
53. 3:22I got is filled with just overwhelming wisdom and glorious glorious passages. This one phenomenon
54. 3:32here in Exodus chapter 18 and I'm going to focus on verses 21 and 22 but this is just
55. 3:37one of the more amazing occurrences in scripture. When you have Moses Moshe in Hebrew, the man
56. 3:49whom the Lord met in the bush that was on fire but not consumed.
57. 3:57And Moses turned side of take note of the bush.
58. 4:01The Lord revealed himself as YAH as I am.
59. 4:04I'm sorry as I am who am to Moses in that encounter.
60. 4:11He served Yahweh as the deliverer of his people from Egyptian slavery was the one who was the
61. 4:21point of the spear so to speak as the plagues consumed Egypt. It's amazing you can find social
62. 4:32historical and even political evidence that talks about how the Egyptian nation had a
63. 4:37precipitous decline. I was the global superpower at this particular time that just lines up with
64. 4:42the history recorded in scripture that this global superpower, this superpower, all of
65. 4:48a sudden met an immediate decline, that it wasn't a decline over time, it was an immediate decline.
66. 4:54It's amazing because the Word of God is true.
67. 4:58But this is the same Mosheh Moses who led the children of Israel through the wilderness,
68. 5:05Pillow of cloud by day, a pillar of fire by night, the scripture records that Yahweh
69. 5:09would confer with Moses face to face as with the man.
70. 5:15how when Moses entered the tent of meeting, a pillar of cloud would descend and stand at
71. 5:20the door almost on guard until Moses in the Lord's time of communion concluded for that
72. 5:28particular instance.
73. 5:29It's amazing.
74. 5:30Yet in this portion of scripture in Exodus chapter 18, it records his father-in-law,
75. 5:35Jethro, comes out to meet him.
76. 5:37This is why he's leading the over 1 million people of Israel in the wilderness.
77. 5:46And Jethro learns all that God is doing and has done and is amazed by it.
78. 5:51And then Jethro stands back and watches Moses navigate the leadership responsibilities that
79. 5:59he had at the time.
80. 6:00And then he pulls his son along to the side and he gives him wisdom and counsel and advice.
81. 6:07had to do with how he went about judging the people of Israel. This portion of scripture
82. 6:13is included in the dialogue amongst America's founders when they established a constitutional
83. 6:21Article III judiciary with the lower court district court level, the appellate court, and
84. 6:27then the ultimate Supreme Court. That entire structure was articulated as a basis for our
85. 6:36our division of power, our separation of power
86. 6:39in our U.S. Constitution.
87. 6:41All right, we're gonna read a portion of that now.
88. 6:43And I wanna focus on verses 21 and 22 in Exodus chapter 18.
89. 6:48And this is what the word of God says.
90. 6:49Furthermore, this is recording
91. 6:53Jethro's advice to Moses.
92. 6:57Furthermore, you shall select out of all the people
93. 7:01able men who fear God, men of truth,
94. 7:06those who hate dishonest gang and you shall place these over them as leaders of thousands,
95. 7:15of hundreds, of fifties and of tens, let them judge the people at all times and let it be
96. 7:22that every major dispute they will bring to you, but every minor dispute they themselves will judge.
97. 7:29So it will be easier for you and they will bear the burden with you. You know, one of the most
98. 7:35remarkable things about this passage is you have this Moses with that entire curriculum
99. 7:42vitae, if you will, this entire resume, his history, his response, all of that stuff.
100. 7:48Yet this vaunted God, godly man, leader of the people of Israel at this juncture, had
101. 7:56the humility to listen to his father-in-law.
102. 8:01That is just, that is astounding in its profundity.
103. 8:08That no matter how important you may think you are,
104. 8:12no matter how important you may really be,
105. 8:14none of us are beyond the necessity
106. 8:19of having the integrity, having the awareness,
107. 8:23having the humility to listen.
108. 8:29You can truly measure a person's wisdom
109. 8:35by the quality of individuals they surround themselves with.
110. 8:39doesn't mean you have to do everything that everybody says, but everybody should have somebody
111. 8:43that can tell them something.
112. 8:47I was drawn to this passage today because conversations in particular, conversations about leadership
113. 8:54in our country have degraded to such a place.
114. 9:02It is truly, truly, truly troublesome that when was the last time we actually had a public
115. 9:13conversation about godly biblical leadership qualities, you know.
116. 9:20Here, again, this is Jethro providing this,
117. 9:26prove this wise counsel to Moses, but he gave him insight as to what type of people
118. 9:32he should look to serve as judges underneath his auspices, his oversight.
119. 9:37She had able men who fear God.
120. 9:41Let's stop and reflect on that for a moment.
121. 9:46Have we advanced to the place as a society where we are comfortable with
122. 9:53having people who would hold themselves out as leaders who have no reverence for God.
123. 9:56I understand people try to talk about a pluralistic society.
124. 10:02I know people try to try to argue against whatever economic, whatever Christian nation
125. 10:06is like, that's just a foolish assertion.
126. 10:08Because the assertion doesn't mean that everybody in the United States of America were regenerate.
127. 10:12That's not what's being communicated.
128. 10:14But the principles that undergird this nation were derived from a biblical worldview that
129. 10:23included at a foundational level, reverence for divine providence. We have people who celebrate
130. 10:40their willingness and their zeal, frankly, to shake their face in the face of God. Men of truth,
131. 10:51in that abiggy, men of truth. I shudder to think, I shudder to consider a society that no longer
132. 11:06regards truth and as, you know, the Westminster Catechism and
133. 11:15teachers, you know, the prohibition against bearing false
134. 11:21witness is not solely about telling lies. It includes living
135. 11:25lies and being willing to live in a way to where your life is
136. 11:31injurious of your neighbor's reputation. I know and I've
137. 11:41said, should we expect wicked people to desire God
138. 11:44leadership, of course not.
139. 11:47What is the basis that you're articulating the term wickedness from?
140. 11:52The word of God.
141. 11:54Very simply.
142. 11:55Very simply.
143. 12:01This is a huge one.
144. 12:03Those who hate dishonest gain.
145. 12:06Not just people who won't take a bribe.
146. 12:08Those who hate dishonest gain.
147. 12:15Is it wrong for me to desire people who would seek to be a leader of my nation at the various
148. 12:21iterations of it, not just at the executive level, not at the federal level.
149. 12:25And when I say executive, that is one branch of the federal level.
150. 12:29Is it too much to ask to want people who despise Desanis Game, who won't take a bribe?
151. 12:38And that refusal to take a bribe includes, yes, reverence for divine providence.
152. 12:45But you do realize also that a refusal to take a bribe also is a demonstration of one's
153. 12:51love for his country.
154. 12:53love for his fellow citizen, that I love the people I endeavor to serve.
155. 13:00I've talked before about the Apostle Paul and his relationship with Timothy and 1 Timothy
156. 13:08chapter 1, one of the things he talks about is the love he had for Timothy and the love
157. 13:12of Timothy had for him and how he shed tears.
158. 13:14This is Paul in prison awaiting execution, but he's talking about how he is praying day
159. 13:19and night for Timothy.
160. 13:20You know, and I explain from that, that the desire to disciple people should not stem solely
161. 13:26from your idea. I know some things and I need to teach somebody something.
162. 13:30The scripture requires that you should have a love for the people that you endeavor to teach.
163. 13:35Is it wrong to want people to serve our nation who actually care about our nation,
164. 13:42who actually care about the people that they purport to want to govern?
165. 13:48Is that wrong? No, it's not wrong. No, it's not wrong. And things have degraded and been diluted
166. 13:59such a place. We have this political gang banging going on, you know,
167. 14:04crypts and bluds, reds and blues, to where the American people have gotten to the
168. 14:09place where we tolerate evidence. Evidence of folks who demonstrate rank and
169. 14:17tippity for the American people. But we endure it, swallow it whole hog,
170. 14:22because they own my team. We're in a precarious place in our nation.
171. 14:28Thankfully, the word of God provides for us a straight edge as my brother
172. 14:33the wilderness, Sister Miki say,
173. 14:34a straight edge to evaluate where we are,
174. 14:39and to see the only way forward.
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218. 17:19This is the Hamilton Corner, on American Family Radio.
219. 17:23Welcome back to the Hamilton Corner, Abraham Hamilton III here.
220. 17:27Fair warning, which you're about to hear me invoke nausea.
221. 17:31I've been saying I was going to do this, so I'm going to do it today.
222. 17:38the talk through some of the gutter tripe that was spewed through CNN for this would only be described as a curated propaganda presentation.
223. 17:55And I'm gonna do it in the order that the presentation was made on CNN
224. 17:59But we don't know whether or not this was the order the interview because yeah
225. 18:0245 minutes that were that was you know like they're from Houston chopped and screwed
226. 18:09Like they're from H town with they taught back
227. 18:17It's it's sickening guys
228. 18:19it really it really is sickening and
229. 18:22and I'll tell you a part of my denouge that I'm enduring is,
230. 18:28you know, when you read history,
231. 18:29I mean, I don't endeavor to represent myself as a historian,
232. 18:34but I am literate.
233. 18:36There is a thing called reading, you know?
234. 18:40You see, you study civilizations that predate
235. 18:43the United States of America, you study the scripture,
236. 18:47and you see what's happening.
237. 18:48You can see what's happening.
238. 18:51And I'm not just talking about evaluating this in a popular culture, political season
239. 19:01type of evaluation.
240. 19:02When you step back and look at what has happened in the United States of America in education,
241. 19:07all right?
242. 19:08Look at what has happened to the United States of America through financial matters.
243. 19:13Look at what has happened in the United States of America in theological matters.
244. 19:18You know, a lot of people don't realize Harvard University was established in the 1640s to train
245. 19:24pastors.
246. 19:26But the dilution of biblical orthodoxy was already on the scene because Yale arose as a
247. 19:35university to be an orthodox alternative to Harvard that was viewed as drifting away from
248. 19:40biblical orthodoxy.
249. 19:41We're talking 17th century.
250. 19:44All right.
251. 19:46You have things like making Bastoms book, shepherds for sale, showing how you literally
252. 19:52have anti-Christ wicked people forming organizations like the evangelical immigration round table
253. 20:02and using money, using money to gain access to large swaths of the American people through
254. 20:10the church to use what was previously what I'm saying this way, to use an institution that
255. 20:16has been trusted by many people to turn them in their civic political engagement, having
256. 20:23nothing to do with theological commitments, but using theological veneer to get people
257. 20:28to change the way they participate civic.
258. 20:31So I'm just, when I'm talking about, for example, what's happened economically, take the establishment
259. 20:37of the Federal Reserve, for example, in 1913, which corresponded with the first time amendment
260. 20:43to the U.S. Constitution to allow direct taxation on American citizenry.
261. 20:46do you realize that federal income tax is a relatively recent
262. 20:49phenomenon?
263. 20:50This is not something that derives from the founding era.
264. 20:53It is not.
265. 20:54It is not.
266. 20:57And then you see how that the same thing that Megan Bastian
267. 21:01points out happened to the church,
268. 21:02it happened to universities in our country
269. 21:04that there were nefarious forces establishing department
270. 21:07chairs of economics that would embrace Keynesian economics
271. 21:11and advocate for things like central banks and fiscal policies
272. 21:16to move our nation to a fiat currency system,
273. 21:19that these were the only chairs that would be funded
274. 21:22large scale.
275. 21:24And over time, because this was a part of the plan,
276. 21:26that over time, the unanimity amongst department chairs
277. 21:33that are well funded would drown out
278. 21:36the opposing financial forces,
279. 21:38so that it then began to be perceived
280. 21:40as this must be the right way to go
281. 21:42because all of the hallowed institutions of education
282. 21:45are adopting these positions.
283. 21:46when the reality is, well, no, these institutions of education
284. 21:49are businesses where their bottom line is revenue.
285. 21:53And where people were not aware as to how these things
286. 21:57were shifting our nation, like one of the major selling points
287. 22:00for the Federal Reserve's establishment
288. 22:02to be embraced by the American people was for economic stability.
289. 22:06Would you know what happened soon after the Federal Reserve
290. 22:08established?
291. 22:09The Great Depression.
292. 22:12Study economic downturns in America
293. 22:15prior to the establishment of the Federal Reserve.
294. 22:18you'll find that there was far more national stability
295. 22:20economically before the Federal Reserve,
296. 22:22but what happened after.
297. 22:25And a part of the plan for the 1913 establishment
298. 22:28of the Federal Reserve, the Federal Reserve Act,
299. 22:30was ultimately not only to establish fiat currency,
300. 22:32but to remove the United States from the gold standard.
301. 22:34But that didn't happen until the 1970s.
302. 22:36So you have a willingness to shape the nation
303. 22:40on this policy front to where the people would just shrug,
304. 22:43oh yeah, we'll have to go stand around.
305. 22:46not very much debate or protest. That has been happening in our nation for quite some time.
306. 22:56So you have all of these forces. I mean, I explained to you guys before when I talked about the
307. 23:01creature from Jekyll Island, G. Edward Griffin's book and how the people that gathered in Jekyll
308. 23:06Island, Georgia, that they represented, literally represented the people who were there represented
309. 23:1025% of the entire world's wealth at the time. And they admitted, if anybody knew that we all
310. 23:18We're heading to the same place.
311. 23:19At the same time, it would be globally scandalized news.
312. 23:27A lot of us had a hard time navigating when the scripture says,
313. 23:30yeah, you do realize we're not wrestling
314. 23:32merely against flesh and blood, but their spiritual wickedness
315. 23:34in higher places.
316. 23:35Guys, this is what that looks like.
317. 23:40Now, to help you all the time, the Declaration of Independence
318. 23:43and our founders and the Declaration signers
319. 23:46articulation of their reasons for separating
320. 23:51from King George and the Mariah Coates,
321. 23:55and you know, one of the things they expressed,
322. 23:59you know, these are the reasons why it's appropriate
323. 24:01for people relying on divine providence
324. 24:05to sever their bonds with their established government
325. 24:07that they were in relationship with before.
326. 24:11You think if you have a government that's responsible
327. 24:13primarily for the education of the citizen,
328. 24:16or you think they're gonna teach that to their citizen,
329. 24:20that you have a divine prerogative on these criteria,
330. 24:24that if government runs a file of these criteria,
331. 24:26you have a right to say,
332. 24:27ah, no, we ain't wrong, we ain't wrong with y'all, no.
333. 24:30Let me just say a plain, no, they won't teach that.
334. 24:36That's why, as I'm saying that, many of you listen to me
335. 24:37and you're like, wait, that's in the Declaration of Abe?
336. 24:39Yes, yes.
337. 24:45So all of that is contributing to my navigating
338. 24:50this bio, this sheer bovine excrement
339. 24:57sheer boving excrement that was
340. 25:01foisted upon American people.
341. 25:04And what it all represents.
342. 25:10So I'm gonna start in order that they made the presentation
343. 25:14because it is a presentation.
344. 25:20Start right at the top.
345. 25:23And then a bash starts off this conversation.
346. 25:28Listen to how unashamedly the current
347. 25:32occupant of the vice president's mansion says,
348. 25:34hey, the people are ready for a new way forward.
349. 25:35Clip number one, go.
350. 25:37The voters are really eager to hear what your plans are.
351. 25:40If you are elected, what would you do on day one in the White House?
352. 25:45Well, there are a number of things.
353. 25:47I will tell you first and foremost,
354. 25:49one of my highest priorities is to do what we can to support
355. 25:54and strengthen the middle class.
356. 25:56When I look at the aspirations, the goals,
357. 26:01the ambitions of the American people,
358. 26:04I think that people are ready for a new way forward.
359. 26:10in a way that generations of Americans have been fueled by hope and by optimism.
360. 26:17Now, the only way you can say something like that when you know you are the city
361. 26:27vice president is because you don't expect any pushback whatsoever.
362. 26:35Right out of the gate, if this were, and I'm not saying you need to have, and I
363. 26:39understand that some adversary interviews and you may want to do them for certain
364. 26:43purposes, depending on who you want to reach out to, you may not want to do certain
365. 26:45purposes, but the unmitigated goal to stand in front of a camera and look the American people
366. 26:51and I and say, hey, the American people are ready for a new way forward. We want to strengthen
367. 26:55the middle class. What is the most obvious answer? Wait, when you say a new way forward,
368. 27:03are you saying in suggesting that there needs to be something different happening than what's
369. 27:07already happening because you are currently the vice president? Are you not? Like straight
370. 27:15out of the gate straight out of how how why when where do you suggest as the incumbent vice
371. 27:28president not running to be vice president again because you've been bumped up and we're
372. 27:32going to get to that in a moment you've been installed selected not elected selected to
373. 27:38run it's just astounding to me and as you might imagine the response was rather tepid
374. 27:51from Dana Bash. I'm not going to say she didn't mention the fact that she's currently in the
375. 27:58vice president's mansion. But she certainly didn't press. Wait a minute. The American
376. 28:06people are old and explanation if you are appealing to them to become the commander in
377. 28:11chief of the United States military, you are appealing to them to be placed as the chief
378. 28:17custodian of the nuclear football. And you're saying that the American people are ready for
379. 28:22a new way forward, what way forward will be new to diverge from what you're doing now?
380. 28:28Happen, that's not happening.
381. 28:35Since you're saying they're ready for a new way forward, and why should the American people
382. 28:38believe you represent a new way forward?
383. 28:41Ain't you in office now?
384. 28:47And it's just mind-boggling to me.
385. 28:50Because one, she says this kind of stuff, because she knows she's not going to get any
386. 28:54pushback from this.
387. 28:56The two, she expects the American people to be so maybe, maybe distracted, maybe otherwise
388. 29:03invested, maybe non-annoyed.
389. 29:05I don't know what the specific formulation is, but I will tell you they think this works.
390. 29:11They wouldn't be doing this if they didn't think it works.
391. 29:15A new way forward.
392. 29:17Ain't that rich?
393. 29:18That rich.
394. 29:23What, what, have you been napping, ma'am, for the last nearly four years?
395. 29:29You want to strengthen the middle class?
396. 29:31Does the middle class need?
397. 29:33Why does the middle class need to be strengthened?
398. 29:35What have you been doing in the previous three and a half years
399. 29:37that has led to the middle class's need for strength?
400. 29:40And then how about this big one?
401. 29:42Did the middle class need the same kind of strength
402. 29:43under former president Trump?
403. 29:48This, it's wild folks.
404. 29:53It's wild.
405. 29:55It's wild.
406. 29:57It's wild.
407. 30:04Now have you been asleep these last three and a half years?
408. 30:09This would be a great opportunity to ask the question.
409. 30:11Who, what, what, if, if, if their needs,
410. 30:13if there has to be a new way forward,
411. 30:15and you're the current occupant
412. 30:17of the vice president's mansion,
413. 30:19who's running the country now?
414. 30:21Since you're saying we, the American people
415. 30:23are ready for a new way forward.
416. 30:26Who's running the country now then?
417. 30:28Because if it's a new way forward,
418. 30:30you're certainly not saying you are responsible
419. 30:32for the old way, are you?
420. 30:39Are you responsible for the old way?
421. 30:41Once you respond to that question, yes or no?
422. 30:44Yes, I am responsible for the old way.
423. 30:45Okay, so what's making you want recognized now
424. 30:48that you need to change course?
425. 30:51Seriously, no, I'm not responsible the old way.
426. 30:53Okay, who is?
427. 30:54Guys, this, and I'm not as chronologically seasoned
428. 31:02as many of you as some of you listening to me,
429. 31:05some of you are older than I am.
430. 31:06Have you ever seen anything as strange
431. 31:08as this election cycle?
432. 31:13This is, wow, wow.
433. 31:20I'm gonna go to this next clip and it's funny
434. 31:22because just today, you know,
435. 31:26That's why I don't want this guy on a national stage
436. 31:28because he's saying the quiet part out loud.
437. 31:30I don't even think he's recognizing that he's saying it.
438. 31:35I played this for you earlier this week,
439. 31:36but I'm gonna play it again
440. 31:37because I want you to understand the context
441. 31:38that this response came up in.
442. 31:42This is where Kamala Harris explains
443. 31:48that the Inflation Reduction Act
444. 31:49really is just a green new deal.
445. 31:51I told you that on this show.
446. 31:53Many of you hadn't heard that from anywhere else.
447. 31:57They tried to say it was about inflation
448. 31:58and never was about inflation.
449. 32:01But I want you to hear the context
450. 32:03that that response came up in,
451. 32:05because Danabash asked her,
452. 32:06hey, Comrade, Kamala, she didn't call it Comrade, of course.
453. 32:10I am.
454. 32:13You're changing all of your positions all of a sudden.
455. 32:16You think, how should the voters take this?
456. 32:19Like you've been having these positions,
457. 32:21all these positions you've had,
458. 32:24to like the last 20 minutes.
459. 32:26Now you've changed everything.
460. 32:28How should the voters look at some of these changes
461. 32:31that you've made?
462. 32:32This is clip number two, go.
463. 32:34Generally speaking, how should voters look at some of the changes that you've made, that
464. 32:40you've explained some of here in your policy?
465. 32:44Is it because you have more experience now and you've learned more about the information?
466. 32:48Is it?
467. 32:49Wait, whoa, pause that real quick.
468. 32:51Just pause that real quick.
469. 32:52Do you notice how Danabas asked the question?
470. 32:55But then this, if you ever wondered what I'm talking about in courts of law, when the lawyers
471. 33:01to get upset, an objection leading question,
472. 33:02and I'm gonna come back to the clip.
473. 33:05When you ask a question and it suggests the answer
474. 33:08in your question, you're not asking a question,
475. 33:09you're making a statement with an up raise voice
476. 33:12at the end to suggest a question mark.
477. 33:14Did you see all of this, this multiple choice exam
478. 33:17that Danabash gave her?
479. 33:19You're making a lot of changes in your polyposition,
480. 33:21positions, is it?
481. 33:21Well, because you have more experience,
482. 33:23is it because you've learned more?
483. 33:24Is it because you're more wise?
484. 33:25Is it because you stayed at holiday in last night?
485. 33:27Is it because, like, wow, Dan, are you asking questions?
486. 33:32Are you the interviewee?
487. 33:35Goodness gracious.
488. 33:37This is what I'm talking about.
489. 33:38Not a softball interview.
490. 33:39This is a T-ball set.
491. 33:42Then as literally saying, come on, Campbell.
492. 33:43Come on, you can do it.
493. 33:44Come on, Campbell.
494. 33:45You can pick one, pick one.
495. 33:47A, option A, option B, option C,
496. 33:49I'm giving you a plethora of choices to employ.
497. 33:52As you try to explain why all of a sudden you brand new,
498. 33:55you got all of these new policy positions
499. 33:58that you've never had in the entirety
500. 34:00of your political life,
501. 34:02but now the American people are supposed to expect
502. 34:04that you've changed?
503. 34:05Why?
504. 34:12Deuteronomy 6 verses 4 through 8 direct us
505. 34:15to display scripture in our homes and other places.
506. 34:19It says you should decorate with the word of God
507. 34:21and that you are to fill your hearts and minds
508. 34:24with these words.
509. 34:25There's no greater cause than for those of us
510. 34:27who know Christ to share Him and God's word.
511. 34:30Get the full article, God's Word on Display
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514. 34:46the Hamilton quarter podcast and one minute commentaries are available at
515. 34:51a far dot net back to the Hamilton quarter on American family radio.
516. 34:57Welcome back to the Hamilton corner. I want to pick up right there.
517. 35:00Because we had to interrupt and a bash providing a multiple choice answer
518. 35:08to the questions you presented. I mean, can't make this stuff up, folks.
519. 35:11cannot make this stuff up.
520. 35:12Would you start clip two from the beginning, please?
521. 35:14Clip number two.
522. 35:16Let me know when we're ready.
523. 35:17Clip number two, go.
524. 35:18Generally speaking, how should voters look at some of the changes
525. 35:23that you've made, that you've explained some of here,
526. 35:27in your policy?
527. 35:29Is it because you have more experience now,
528. 35:31and you've learned more about the information?
529. 35:33Is it because you were running for president
530. 35:36in a Democratic primary?
531. 35:38And should they feel comfortable and confident?
532. 35:41that what you're saying now is going to be your policy moving forward.
533. 35:45Dan, I think the most important and most significant aspect
534. 35:49of my policy perspective and decisions is my values have not changed.
535. 35:55You mentioned the Green New Deal.
536. 35:58I have always believed, and I have worked on it,
537. 36:01that the climate crisis is real,
538. 36:03that it is an urgent matter to which we should apply metrics
539. 36:07that include holding ourselves to deadlines around time.
540. 36:13We did that with the Inflation Reduction Act.
541. 36:15We have set goals for the United States of America
542. 36:18and by extension the globe around when we should meet
543. 36:21certain standards for reduction of greenhouse gas emissions.
544. 36:24As an example, that value has not changed.
545. 36:30Now, what's remarkable to me?
546. 36:33It's just, and this is what I'm talking about,
547. 36:36These people, you see, you know, Tim Walsh sitting there,
548. 36:40her emotional support governor, you know,
549. 36:44they have such disdain for the American people.
550. 36:49It is, it is galling to see,
551. 36:51because that question came after she's just about facing
552. 36:55on policy after policy, you know,
553. 36:59she went on a long spiel prior to that question,
554. 37:03said, oh, I'm, I'm against banning fracking.
555. 37:05What?
556. 37:07Ma'am, you are lying.
557. 37:09You are lying.
558. 37:11She said, and just for the second time,
559. 37:13my officer can't play the whole 18 minutes.
560. 37:17She literally said, her whole 2019 President campaign
561. 37:24was that she want she ban fracking.
562. 37:27Then she said, oh, back to 2020
563. 37:28is when I no longer oppose banning fracking.
564. 37:31Ma'am, that's a lie.
565. 37:32That's a lie.
566. 37:37So she's out of one side of her mouth saying,
567. 37:39she's opposed to banning fracking now.
568. 37:42when she long has been completely supportive of banning fracking.
569. 37:51And then she says, but my values haven't changed.
570. 37:55And in that moment, ladies and gentlemen, the reality sets in because what she's
571. 38:01revealing and you might have played another clip for you, there's not coming from her.
572. 38:05This next one comes from Mr. Joseph RobNET Biden to where she literally says,
573. 38:12my values haven't changed, changed.
574. 38:15So then what does she, what is she really communicating?
575. 38:17when she says, I'm opposed to banning fracking,
576. 38:19but my values haven't changed.
577. 38:20You know what she's saying?
578. 38:21I'm willing to say whatever I have to say,
579. 38:23to get these ignorant fools to vote me in,
580. 38:25and then I'm gonna do whatever I want.
581. 38:28And then to confirm that that is what she's saying,
582. 38:30she then goes and uses the Green New Deal as an example,
583. 38:34and we pass it as the Inflation Reduction Act.
584. 38:39Now think about how much in tipsy
585. 38:44you must have for the American people
586. 38:46To first of all, do that.
587. 38:48To do that.
588. 38:50We know you guys don't want us to pass the Green New Deal.
589. 38:53We're gonna pass it anyway.
590. 38:55The American people are reeling from inflation
591. 38:59that her and Mr. Ice-Green Man have exploded
592. 39:06to where the same amount of groceries
593. 39:08that cost $100 under the Trump administration
594. 39:10cost $400 under these people.
595. 39:13You got folks scrounging them,
596. 39:15trying to pin their rents,
597. 39:16trying to pin their bills,
598. 39:17trying to feed their families.
599. 39:18And then you will say, yes, we feel your pain.
600. 39:22So we're gonna pass legislation to address your pain,
601. 39:26but in reality, this ain't about trying to reduce inflation.
602. 39:28We're gonna pass this Green New Deal
603. 39:30under another label.
604. 39:32Imagine how much you must despise the American people
605. 39:35to first of all do that, to do it.
606. 39:38Then she's gonna spin the bin, come around and say,
607. 39:41oh yes, Dan, and I tell you, I'm opposed to banning fracking,
608. 39:44while at the same time saying I'm still for the Green New Deal.
609. 39:46One of the major components of the Green New Deal
610. 39:49is that they want to ban fracking.
611. 39:53Do you see, do you see, do you see why I'm nauseous?
612. 39:57See, I'm discussing this in the context
613. 39:59of discussing wickedness in high places.
614. 40:01This woman, first of all, she ain't even sharp enough
615. 40:02to recognize she's telling American people,
616. 40:04I'm a liar and I will lie to do anything I need to do
617. 40:07to get in this position, kind of like I did
618. 40:10with downtown Willie Brown tonight, I need him no more.
619. 40:13Man, when people show you who they are, believe them.
620. 40:16Believe them.
621. 40:19This is sickening to me.
622. 40:22So the other other antipathy you have to have in America,
623. 40:24people to do it first of all.
624. 40:26And now she's gonna come say,
625. 40:27sit in the face of the country and say,
626. 40:30and you know what?
627. 40:31And I'm doing it right now.
628. 40:33And I'll do it again.
629. 40:36I'll do it again.
630. 40:36You think I'm making this up?
631. 40:38Today, today, you could think this is going to this
632. 40:41if you want.
633. 40:43I'm going next to clip number four.
634. 40:44Today, they made the mistake of letting Mr. Ice Cream man,
635. 40:48Mr. Joseph Robinette Biden get off his teleprompter.
636. 40:52In between slurs, he starts to say the quiet part out loud.
637. 40:57We passed 369 billion bills built to address the climate.
638. 41:04We should have actually named the bill what we start to do.
639. 41:07Guys, can't I make this stuff up?
640. 41:08Listen to and watch, this is from today.
641. 41:11Clip number four, go.
642. 41:13My investments, that through my investments,
643. 41:17the most significant climate change law ever,
644. 41:20And by the way, it is a $369 billion bill.
645. 41:24It's called, we should have named it what it was,
646. 41:28but at any rate.
647. 41:30But anyway, y'all know that says, go to,
648. 41:33let me get out of here.
649. 41:34Oh, maybe I stepped in, let me get out of here.
650. 41:37The biggest climate investment in American history.
651. 41:41They told us it was inflation reduction act.
652. 41:46You see what I'm sickin'?
653. 41:48You see what I'm sickin'?
654. 41:50This guys, this, this, this is, these people hate you.
655. 41:56And I know that's a very, very strong word,
656. 41:59a very, very strong word.
657. 42:00And I'm gonna be more specific.
658. 42:01They hate you if you don't agree with them.
659. 42:05They don't know you personally, but they see you
660. 42:09just as the Marxian reference,
661. 42:14gotta crack a couple of eggs to make an omelet.
662. 42:19They see you as cannon fodder, the American people.
663. 42:25This is mind boggling to me.
664. 42:28Oh, my values are the same.
665. 42:30But I'll say whatever I have to say
666. 42:31to getting in positions of power.
667. 42:35Joe Biden's a racist, I'll be his vice president.
668. 42:38Trump's border wall is a vanity, medieval vanity project.
669. 42:41I'm for border security.
670. 42:43That's why I played the clip for you earlier this week.
671. 42:45This woman is bragging about, I was a prosecutor
672. 42:47and I prosecuted transnational criminal organizations.
673. 42:52That's not what you did, man.
674. 42:54That's not what you said.
675. 42:55You said when you were attorney general of California
676. 42:57that you instructed all of the law enforcement officers
677. 43:00under your authority that they did not have to enforce
678. 43:03immigration and customs enforcement detainer.
679. 43:05You said that.
680. 43:06You said that.
681. 43:07You are the one who would the borders are
682. 43:09and you are responsible for the southern border being flooded.
683. 43:13And now, this is the audacity.
684. 43:16They have the audacity to say,
685. 43:18oh, well, illegal border crossings are now lower.
686. 43:21You know why?
687. 43:22Because you are using taxpayer dollars
688. 43:24to fly illegal immigrants to ports of entry.
689. 43:29You're not reducing the amount of illegal aliens
690. 43:33entering our country that has continued unimpeded.
691. 43:36You are changing their locations.
692. 43:42You are changing their locations.
693. 43:44But you still have the, this is, wow.
694. 43:54There, and this is why I know some of you listening to me
695. 43:58because I translate this for you.
696. 44:00They are telling you, I despise you.
697. 44:02I'll use you if I need to, as long as I need to.
698. 44:06But my agenda is the agenda, not yours, not yours.
699. 44:12Yes, my values are the same.
700. 44:14I'll name a bill, the Inflation Reduction Act,
701. 44:17which by the way, she was the deciding vote in the Senate,
702. 44:19serving in the role of the vice president, by the way.
703. 44:22We'll call it the Inflation Reduction Act.
704. 44:25We're not trying to reduce inflation,
705. 44:27we're trying to pass the Green New Deal.
706. 44:29And we know we can't get it through Congress,
707. 44:31as we put this name on it,
708. 44:33we can do a few ignorant Republicans
709. 44:34who ain't gonna read the bill,
710. 44:35and we can get the Green New Deal passed.
711. 44:37his name is something different.
712. 44:41And then after the fact, we should have just called it
713. 44:44what it was.
714. 44:48How many billions later?
715. 44:51My goodness.
716. 44:53Let me hurry up, because I have more.
717. 44:54I'm not gonna be able to get to everything.
718. 44:57But listen to this one.
719. 44:59So then Danabash turns to the emotional support governor
720. 45:04and basically tries to put another ball on the team for him.
721. 45:06All right, you know there's an issue
722. 45:08about your stolen valor.
723. 45:09I mean, and she doesn't call it stolen valor.
724. 45:12She sets it up by saying, well, your campaign has admitted
725. 45:14that you have misspoken concerning your military history.
726. 45:21This answer, you wanna talk about evidence
727. 45:25of despising the American people?
728. 45:28Listen to this, clip number three, watch clip number three, go.
729. 45:31Governor Wals, the country is just starting to get to know you.
730. 45:35I wanna ask you a question about how you've described
731. 45:38your service in the National Guard.
732. 45:41You said that you carried weapons in war,
733. 45:43but you have never deployed actually in a war zone.
734. 45:47a campaign official said that you misspoke.
735. 45:49Did you?
736. 45:50Well, first of all, I'm incredibly proud
737. 45:53and I've done 24 years of wearing uniform of this country.
738. 45:56Equally proud of my service in a public school classroom,
739. 45:58whether it's Congress or the governor.
740. 46:01My record speaks for itself, but I think
741. 46:03people are coming to know me.
742. 46:05I speak like they do.
743. 46:07I speak candidly.
744. 46:07I wear my emotions on my sleeves.
745. 46:09And I speak especially passionately about our children
746. 46:13being shot in schools and around guns.
747. 46:16So I think people know me, they know who I am,
748. 46:19they know where my heart is,
749. 46:21and again, my record has been out there
750. 46:23for over 40 years to speak for itself.
751. 46:25And the idea that you said that you were in war,
752. 46:29did you miss because the campaign has said?
753. 46:31Yeah, I said we were talking about,
754. 46:33in this case this was after school shooting,
755. 46:35the ideas of carrying these weapons of war,
756. 46:37and my wife, the English, she told me,
757. 46:39grammars, not always correct.
758. 46:40You gotta be kidding me, you have got to be kidding me.
759. 46:43You've...
760. 46:45Bro, bro.
761. 46:48I speak passionately.
762. 46:50A lot of American people,
763. 46:51wear their emotions on their sleeves.
764. 46:54That don't mean they lie.
765. 46:57Like, where do you get this?
766. 46:58Where do you get this?
767. 46:59And again, I'm not talking just about his answer.
768. 47:02I'm talking about the American people.
769. 47:04That he actually thinks, yeah,
770. 47:06I'ma hit him with,
771. 47:07cause you got first,
772. 47:08this is a prepared recorded interview.
773. 47:10It's not like,
774. 47:11it's not like he's surprised by the question.
775. 47:14This man literally prepared this one.
776. 47:15I'ma hit him with this.
777. 47:17This one is gonna settle this for the American people.
778. 47:21The American people are so stupid.
779. 47:22They're gonna be willing to accept that I'm just such a passionate,
780. 47:28emotional, regular spoken guy.
781. 47:31So when I said I was actually in war, when I wasn't,
782. 47:36when I said I carried a weapon in war,
783. 47:39when I never been in a war zone,
784. 47:42they're gonna feel me because I was just being passionate.
785. 47:45Nah, bro, that's called lying.
786. 47:48and there's no amount of passion that excuses you telling lies.
787. 47:52And then not just lies generally.
788. 47:55You are telling a politically loaded lie.
789. 47:58You know how important military services
790. 48:00to other American people.
791. 48:01At least you should if you are the military veteran
792. 48:05you purport to be.
793. 48:07You know how important that is to us,
794. 48:10but you're willing to look just like the person
795. 48:12you are running with, you are willing to say anything
796. 48:17to get access to power.
797. 48:18And then they come around and say, oh yeah, and by the way,
798. 48:20my wife always tells me my grammar is not always good.
799. 48:23Really?
800. 48:25Guys, these people despise you.
801. 48:26I gotta get this last one in, there are more,
802. 48:28but I gotta get this one in.
803. 48:30Dana Bass asks, comrade Kamala,
804. 48:33because she was one of the most outspoken ones
805. 48:36in support of Joe Biden in his continued run
806. 48:38for the presidency, even after the June 27th debate debacle.
807. 48:41Listen to this woman's answer.
808. 48:43Can't I believe this?
809. 48:44Listen to this clip number five, go.
810. 48:45Vice President Harris, you were a very staunch defender
811. 48:49of President Biden's capacity to serve another four years
812. 48:51right after the debate you insisted that President Biden
813. 48:55is extraordinarily strong.
814. 48:57Given where we are now, do you have any regrets
815. 49:00about what you told the American people?
816. 49:02No, not at all.
817. 49:04Not at all.
818. 49:06Not at all.
819. 49:09Do you have any regrets about coming and telling the American
820. 49:12and I remember what it is?
821. 49:13She is not surprised this man was stumbling and fumbling,
822. 49:16can't keep his mind to get,
823. 49:17that's who he's been since January of 2021.
824. 49:21Do you have any regrets about telling American people he's strong?
825. 49:25No.
826. 49:25What's the most obvious follow-up question, guys?
827. 49:28Well, then why are you running for president?
828. 49:31You have no regrets about telling American people he's strong.
829. 49:34He's ready to run.
830. 49:35Then why are you running for president if he's strong?
831. 49:37You don't regret telling American people he was strong?
832. 49:40Is that not the most obvious follow-up question?
833. 49:43You think Danne Bass asked it?
834. 49:45No!
835. 49:47You have no...
836. 49:50You told American people he was strong.
837. 49:52You were passionate, fervent about that.
838. 49:55Do you have any regrets?
839. 49:58No.
840. 49:59And why are you sitting here next to your emotional support governor?
841. 50:02If he's strong, why isn't he running?
842. 50:04But of course you're not going to get that answer.
843. 50:09Because these people have no regard for the American people.
844. 50:15This is galling.
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