Bernie Sanders may have been a bit too candid for the likings of some.

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24. 1:11with today's edition of the program,
25. 1:15what a time, what a time, what a time to be alive.
26. 1:19At this very moment, many of you, if not most of you,
27. 1:22are making your transition from your part-time jobs
28. 1:25where you generate an income to your full-time jobs,
29. 1:29which is where you cultivate an outcome
30. 1:32as I do as well. If you are new to the program, you hurt me rightly. I describe our income-generated
31. 1:38capacities, whether we are entrepreneurs, whether we are corporate CEOs, whether we are employees,
32. 1:46whether we are small business employers, what we do to generate revenue for our families
33. 1:51is but a small portion of who we are, significant portion nonetheless, absolutely. But it is
34. 1:58a small portion of who we are and the way we speak in our contemporary American society,
35. 2:04we often describe that income-generating capacity as our full-time jobs when in reality is really
36. 2:10part-time. Because what we are to do on a full-time basis, that is outcome cultivation.
37. 2:17And if you are, as I am a member of the Lord Jesus Christ's eternal family, our full-time
38. 2:24jobs is outcome cultivation, outcome cultivation, also known as disciple making, the way that
39. 2:36God established His Kingdom.
40. 2:39And He does so in the hearts and minds of men that we are made disciples in order to make
41. 2:47disciples.
42. 2:48And the process is to continue until Jesus Christ returns or until He calls us home.
43. 2:57And it's very easy, especially during election seasons, to be diverted, have our attention
44. 3:02diverted away from our full-time jobs.
45. 3:07Civic stewardship, civic responsibility is a part of our discipleship discharge because
46. 3:15God could have made us subjects and a monarchy could have made us the proletariat in a communist
47. 3:26nation.
48. 3:28China where there's no such thing as popular participation.
49. 3:31But by his divine providence, he's allowed you and me, those of us who are residents, and
50. 3:37more importantly, citizens, not just residents, but citizens in the United States of America.
51. 3:43He has done that by his divine providence.
52. 3:45Now I know we have listeners, and I'm learning we have some in the UK, we have some in China,
53. 3:49we have some in some of the Caribbean islands, we have some I'm learning and several African
54. 3:54nations.
55. 3:55Welcome to the corner.
56. 3:57And if you are citizens of those nations, God has planted you there.
57. 4:01Civic participation is a portion of our duties, but it's not the main course.
58. 4:08Frankly, one of the major problems we have in our nation is that too many Christians have
59. 4:12been manipulated into thinking that participation in the American Republic only requires engagement
60. 4:19every four years.
61. 4:20And so we'll show up, yak a bit, about presidential candidates, not necessarily knowing who else
62. 4:25is on the rest of the ballot.
63. 4:26And then we'll go back to sleep.
64. 4:30the next cycle is gend up.
65. 4:32But my encouragement for those who tune into this program,
66. 4:38the live radio listeners, the podcast listeners,
67. 4:41the video streamers, the television show watchers,
68. 4:44is to remind you that outcome cultivation is our full-time jobs.
69. 4:49It's our full-time job.
70. 4:50And our full-time jobs start right in our homes.
71. 4:53Y'all heard the show one of my brother Israel Wang was on the program.
72. 4:57That if you want revival in a nation,
73. 4:59Revival has to start in our own homes, in our own hearts, in our own churches.
74. 5:05If it's ever, ever going to, militate toward the country, it has to start right at home.
75. 5:14And so as you're making your transition, keep the main thing, keep the first thing,
76. 5:20the first thing, make disciples beginning in your own homes.
77. 5:23And in order to make disciples, guess what?
78. 5:25We have to be disciples.
79. 5:27To the word of God we go.
80. 5:28Man, file this what we're going to discuss today under the, you know, you can trust the
81. 5:36Bible, right?
82. 5:37File that you have in your heart and your head.
83. 5:40Because it's just, it's just wonderful, man, to serve the King of Kings and the Lord of
84. 5:45Lords, who is not subject to four-year election cycles, who is not potentially subject to, sorry,
85. 5:53I just need you, potentially subject it to vetoes, you know, his kingdom shall endure forever,
86. 6:00forever.
87. 6:03It's important and a reminder of that.
88. 6:05faithfulness we discharge here is this iteration of our existence.
89. 6:09But we're going to thrive in eternity far longer than we ever live in here now, which should
90. 6:14be a source of rejoicing if you're in the family of God and in a warning to those of you who
91. 6:20may not yet be in the family of God to understand as serious, as impactful, as emotionally arousing
92. 6:25as things are in here now, at its worst, even the suffering that we endure at best
93. 6:30is temporary.
94. 6:31And as the Apostle Paul said, these light afflictions that I'm doing here now cannot
95. 6:36begin to compare what the glory that is to be revealed in us.
96. 6:38We have to add this eternal view.
97. 6:40And if you're not yet in the family of God, today is your day where you can begin to understand
98. 6:47and embrace this eternal view of existence.
99. 6:51The stuff they write songs about, they make movies about, they create cartoons about, they
100. 6:55have fanciful, you know, like Marvel Cinematic Universe.
101. 6:58People talk about immortality.
102. 6:59If you're in Christ, that's something you actually have an expectation toward.
103. 7:03But if you're not, eternal damnation is your destiny.
104. 7:10No matter how good or bad you have it in here now,
105. 7:12if you're not in Christ, eternal damnation is your destiny.
106. 7:16All right, we're gonna begin the program today
107. 7:17in Esther chapter one, Esther chapter one,
108. 7:21the first four verses of Esther chapter one.
109. 7:24If you're familiar with this book,
110. 7:26this is a post-exilic book, all right?
111. 7:30However, there was still remnants of the Hebrew people
112. 7:34who are still within the Persian Empire.
113. 7:36And this is how we get introduced to a young lady
114. 7:38by the name of Hadassa is her Hebrew name.
115. 7:41Esther is her Persian slave name, if you will.
116. 7:47But the book of Esther corresponds with the reign
117. 7:50of the Persian king, a hazardous in Hebrew,
118. 7:56but it's Xerxes, the first in Greek.
119. 7:59All right.
120. 8:01We know because of histiographical sources,
121. 8:05geographical sources, geological confirmatory sources
122. 8:09that Xerxes the first served as the king
123. 8:13or reigned as king of the Persian Empire from about 486
124. 8:17to 464 BC.
125. 8:20That's very important for what we're going to discuss
126. 8:22here today.
127. 8:23All right, to the word of God we go.
128. 8:25Esther chapter one, verse one.
129. 8:27Now it took place in the days of a hazardous,
130. 8:29as I mentioned before, in Greek, a hazardous
131. 8:31is Xerxes the first.
132. 8:33All right.
133. 8:35Now it took place in the days of Ahasaras, the Ahasaras who
134. 8:39reigned from India to Ethiopia, over 127 provinces.
135. 8:44In those days as King Ahasaras sat on his royal throne, which
136. 8:48was set, I'm sorry, which was at the citadel in Susa.
137. 8:52In the third year of his reign, he gave a banquet for all his
138. 8:56princes and attendants, the army officers of Persia and media,
139. 9:01the nobles and the princes of his provinces being in his
140. 9:05presence and he displayed the riches of his royal glory and the splendor of his great majesty for
141. 9:11many days. 180 days. Now, oh man, this gives me so excited. There's so much here. But this first,
142. 9:20these first four verses introduced us to the context, the background and the affairs that transpired
143. 9:28during the time of Hadassa and her ultimately becoming queen of the Persian Empire. All right.
144. 9:35A couple things I want to point out when the scripture says in verse one that the Persian Empire span from India to Ethiopia
145. 9:42Just to get there quickly that's from modern-day Pakistan to the northern Sudanese region today
146. 9:48All right, when it says India's right from the Indus Valley in a sprawling empire
147. 9:55next I want to mention
148. 9:56That in verse two when it says that a hasra sat on his royal throne that was in the citadel of suza citadel is a synonym for fortress
149. 10:04But Suza was one of four capital or royal cities in the Persian Empire.
150. 10:10All right.
151. 10:11It mentions that he had princes from Persia and media prior to Cyrus' ascendancy.
152. 10:18He's the one who established Persia as a global empire, frankly, who was a predecessor to Xerxes.
153. 10:24Media was a separate nation, but media was conquered under Cyrus.
154. 10:28And then it gets interesting.
155. 10:31So these are some of the things that are transpiring.
156. 10:33The Bible tells us that's the verse three,
157. 10:35in the third year of his reign.
158. 10:37Now, remember what I said at the very beginning?
159. 10:39What was the time of Xerxes I's reign in Persia?
160. 10:43486, they're about to about 464 BC.
161. 10:48So when the Bible tells us that these events
162. 10:51that ultimately illustrate and introduce us to Hadassah,
163. 10:55and her cousin Mordecai, ultimately,
164. 10:59this, the backdrop, and we're introduced to them
165. 11:02beginning in the third year of Xerxes' reign.
166. 11:07Well, that would put us at about 483 BC.
167. 11:12So the Bible telling us these things are happening
168. 11:14about 483 BC.
169. 11:16Then it goes on to say in the third year of his reign,
170. 11:17he gave a banquet for all his princes and attendants,
171. 11:22the army officers of Persia and media,
172. 11:27the nobles and the princes of his provinces
173. 11:30being in his presence.
174. 11:32And he's displaying his royal splendor for 180 days.
175. 11:37The fact that the Bible just gives us seemingly a slight
176. 11:43notification that when Xerxes is doing all of this,
177. 11:47his army officers are there.
178. 11:50So Xerxes is throwing a party.
179. 11:51You relate in the chapter.
180. 11:53They are consuming libations.
181. 11:55He gets a little inebriated later on,
182. 11:57but he is displaying the breath and the robustness
183. 12:02of his wealth and his majesty,
184. 12:05before all of these people, including army officers.
185. 12:08This reference to the army officers gives us an indication
186. 12:13that Xerxes might have very well in this moment.
187. 12:16He may have been making his appeal
188. 12:20to the army officers to encourage his invasion of Greece.
189. 12:27What do we know happens later on?
190. 12:30We learn, we know, and again,
191. 12:32from historiographical sources, geological sources,
192. 12:37historical sources that Xerxes invades Greece
193. 12:43during the Battle of Thermopylae in 480 BC.
194. 12:48That's three years, three short years after the Bible
195. 12:52tells us what was happening with Xerxes and Vashtai
196. 12:56and all of these things that introduced Esther
197. 12:58to the four in the Persian Empire.
198. 13:01The Battle of Thermopylae, ladies and gentlemen,
199. 13:03would be the battle between the Persian Empire
200. 13:06and the Greek city-states led by one,
201. 13:08King Leonidas of Sparta.
202. 13:11You ever heard of this little movie called 300?
203. 13:14That gave a visual depiction of Persian,
204. 13:17Persia attempting to invade Sparta.
205. 13:22The battle of Thermopylae occurred in 480 BC
206. 13:25with the Lord is telling us,
207. 13:27man, the word of God is amazing,
208. 13:29that while all of this is going on,
209. 13:35All of the consternations with the persons, you know, attacking the grecions and all of the things that are depicted in the 300 movie
210. 13:44with the Lord is showing us is that he is at work, preserving his people and allowing his people and hodosse to ascend
211. 13:54to Persian preeminence. Why am I illustrating all of this? Two major points. One,
212. 13:58You've never really say this before.
213. 14:01We can read the word of God and navigate world history
214. 14:06because the word of God is true.
215. 14:08It's not a history book, but it includes authentic history.
216. 14:11Secondarily what I want you to be aware of is that God,
217. 14:14as Isaiah described him as a wheel within a wheel.
218. 14:17He knows how to work more than one thing at one time.
219. 14:22While men are doing that thing,
220. 14:24Xerxes as pride is leading him to try to go
221. 14:27and have conquest in Greece.
222. 14:31God knows how to protect, protect, preserve,
223. 14:35and even promote his people in the midst of all of this.
224. 14:38My simple and very direct communication to you from this
225. 14:43is to encourage you to place your faith and confidence
226. 14:46squarely in the King of Kings and the Lord of Lords
227. 14:50because no matter what wicked men may be doing
228. 14:52and thinking that they're accomplishing,
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244. 16:12Shiting light into the darkness.
245. 16:20This is the Hamilton Corner on American Family Radio.
246. 16:24Welcome back to the Hamilton Corner, Abraham Hamilton III here, yes indeed.
247. 16:29Place your faith squarely in the Lord God above.
248. 16:34Yes, wicked men can thrive.
249. 16:40They cannot thwart the potency of the King of Kings
250. 16:43and the Lord of Lords.
251. 16:46Glory be to God.
252. 16:49All right.
253. 16:52Boy, they cannot help it.
254. 16:54So a lot of you may be aware of our friend Bernie Sanders.
255. 17:03He made a visit to broadcast television this weekend,
256. 17:09particularly yesterday.
257. 17:11We had a lot of interesting comments to say,
258. 17:13And you know, they say things and it's almost like,
259. 17:17I'm on live TV.
260. 17:20Speed by, speed by, speed by, don't return to that.
261. 17:22And you know there's a debate that the debate
262. 17:26is coming up tomorrow.
263. 17:28And my wife is already not pleased
264. 17:30because I'm planning to watch it live this time.
265. 17:32Oh my goodness.
266. 17:36But we'll talk about that tomorrow.
267. 17:39But it's just, you know, I do not enjoy,
268. 17:43like everybody, I have the capacity to be wrong about things.
269. 17:45but it's ridiculous that I am correct very often.
270. 17:50Like many of you may recall, I told you guys that,
271. 17:53I don't care how many times they say it.
272. 17:55Mr. Joseph Robin Ed Biden was not gonna be
273. 17:56the 2024 Democrat nominee for the presidency.
274. 17:58And lo and behold, it's like,
275. 18:01you can see what's happening.
276. 18:02You can see what's happening, you know?
277. 18:05And now everybody wants to act like it doesn't matter,
278. 18:08that he's incapable.
279. 18:10He's incapable of completing a debate successfully.
280. 18:14So what about actually leading the country?
281. 18:17What are any of that I know not so much alright, and I also told you that this effort to kind of
282. 18:27Have a serve pro candidate in this so funny
283. 18:30this is not mine
284. 18:31I was I was actually recording commentaries and my brother mark oce mentioned this to me. Oh, he said kamelean Harris
285. 18:37I'll say Oh yeah, that is that is true
286. 18:42So these this all of a sudden this rapid about face you know having all of these
287. 18:46these regressive policy positions that historically they would call progressive, but y'all know
288. 18:52why I call them regressive because they're not advancing humanity at all. They're turning
289. 18:55us backward and doing so intentionally, frankly. That's why they keep trying to change their
290. 19:01names. You know, they were first, they were, they were called the bull moose parties. I
291. 19:04mean, y'all may remember that then it was liberal, then they didn't want to be liberal
292. 19:08and want to be progressive. And the reason why they didn't want to be liberal because liberalism
293. 19:11was associated, you know, things like sexual morality and, you know, murdering children,
294. 19:18innocent babies in the womb on demand.
295. 19:19And so they wanted to try to move on to another description that has historical significance,
296. 19:24but distance them from in the eyes in the view of modern American citizens.
297. 19:30Because this is another way that they display their disdain for the American people.
298. 19:34They don't believe you study history well enough.
299. 19:36We have to connect them to the historical roots of their ideology.
300. 19:39It's very just like Joe Biden adopting, you know,
301. 19:46build back better, you know.
302. 19:49That came straight out of Klaus Schwab's.
303. 19:51It's a great reset.
304. 19:52And he will adopt a campaign slogan to build back better.
305. 19:56But when people say, wait a minute,
306. 19:57the great reset isn't an intentional phenomenon
307. 20:00because you have these particular things
308. 20:01you're seeking to accomplish to advance globalized government,
309. 20:03centralized control of political authority,
310. 20:06globalized banking and financing things of that nature.
311. 20:09They'll say, no, oh, that's a conspiracy theory.
312. 20:13While dude is running around with Build Back Better,
313. 20:16at the same time, you'll say, the great reason
314. 20:18that's conspiracy, conspiracy, conspiracy.
315. 20:21Conspirits, you sound like somebody
316. 20:22that would actually believe the Russian disinformation
317. 20:25that was going to come in out about the charisma
318. 20:29and hustle by laptop, you conspiracy theorists.
319. 20:33That's, and then you learn, oh, man.
320. 20:38And haven't you noticed how people just move on,
321. 20:40they act like they forgot this dude's campaign was bill back better. That was in
322. 20:44Klaus Schwab's book. What was the title of the book? The Great Reset. Huh? And then
323. 20:51you have people like, you know, Kaiser Trudeau in Canada who'll say out loud that
324. 20:57the pandemic gives us the opportunity to advance our pre pandemic objectives. Huh?
325. 21:03I didn't think you thought sick people and people who died gave opportunities. Well,
326. 21:09If you like our old friend really Saul of Ensky's not our friend, but who are who was
327. 21:18Quoted by another not our friend old boy who was Barack Obama chief of staff was his name
328. 21:23Who became the mayor of Chicago also wrong?
329. 21:27Romney manual you never want a serious crisis to go to waste you never want a serious crisis to go to Bob
330. 21:34You good boy boy you on that boy, but put it away nice smoking
331. 21:38He took the sick sick six you out of the pocket. You see him on you know he's swinging it. You good boy. You good
332. 21:45Put on the draw
333. 21:47So all these things are happening and they want you no oh
334. 21:50And man, they're telling you around me elementary school
335. 21:53Now Cindy you better stop. We're gonna tell the teacher what you're doing. No. Oh, I'm not slapping Johnny
336. 22:02Cindy, what was that? That was a mosquito
337. 22:05No, ma'am Cindy smack me again. No, I didn't Johnny no
338. 22:10Sandy. So Bernie Sanders was on network television on Sunday and he was asked
339. 22:24whether or not he had any problems with Kamala Harris, Senator Harris, now Vice
340. 22:30President Harris, seemingly abandoning, abandoning her progressive ideals because
341. 22:38she was for banning fracking. Now she's for fracking. She was for a host of
342. 22:46progressive policies.
343. 22:47Now she's no longer for them.
344. 22:49Senator Sanders, do you believe Kamala Harris is abandoning her progressive roots?
345. 22:54Listen to his response, it is clip number one, go.
346. 23:01Say progressive, she has previously supported Medicare for All Now.
347. 23:06She does not, she's previously supported a ban on fracking now.
348. 23:10She does not.
349. 23:11These Senator are ideas that you have campaigned on.
350. 23:14Do you think that she is abandoning her progressive ideals?
351. 23:20No, I don't think she's abandoning her ideals.
352. 23:23I think she's trying to be pragmatic
353. 23:25in doing what she thinks is right in order to win the election.
354. 23:29Heh heh heh heh heh heh heh heh heh heh heh heh heh heh heh...
355. 23:36Y'all hear that?
356. 23:37Y'all didn't get ready because we wanted to play that one again.
357. 23:40He said the quiet part out loud.
358. 23:42He just said, y'all, so let me, let me just,
359. 23:44Let me, let me, let me ask the learned people in the audience.
360. 23:48What do you call it when you have a candidate?
361. 23:52I supported Medicare for All, also known as single-payer healthcare,
362. 23:55also known as socialized medicine.
363. 23:58I supported a ban on fracking, but now I no longer support socialized medicine.
364. 24:03I no longer support a ban on fracking.
365. 24:05Senator Sanders, is that an abandonment of progressive values?
366. 24:09His answer was?
367. 24:11No, I don't think she's abanding her ideals.
368. 24:13I think she's trying to be pragmatic and doing what she thinks is right in order to win the election.
369. 24:21So what do you call that? When you're pragmatic in doing what you need to do to win an election?
370. 24:29But what you're doing seems to be you abandon in your ideals. What do you call that folks?
371. 24:34Line. That is what you call that. And in fact, it's evidence that she's not
372. 24:40abandon her progressive ideals, because guess what progressives do? Guess what
373. 24:45progressives do? They lie to get in power. So Bernie Sanders is saying what the
374. 24:51evidence has demonstrated, even if you don't have the vernacular, even if you
375. 24:54don't have the lexicon, even if you don't know the history of the progressive
376. 24:58movement, even if you don't have all that details, Bernie Sanders is confirming for
377. 25:02you, well this is intrinsic to our values as progressives that we will say
378. 25:06whatever we need to say in order to get elected.
379. 25:12I ain't see it.
380. 25:13That's what Bernie said.
381. 25:14Now I will say it and I agree.
382. 25:17That's exactly what's going on here.
383. 25:19And I told you guys this.
384. 25:20And this is what she was saying in the CNN,
385. 25:24Proff the piece, my values haven't changed.
386. 25:28You know, my values haven't changed.
387. 25:32That's why we told y'all we were trying to reduce inflation
388. 25:35when in reality we wanted to get the Green New Deal passed.
389. 25:38And we knew if we told the American people,
390. 25:40and we don't care that y'all came by a grocery store,
391. 25:43and we don't care that you can't fill your gas tank up
392. 25:45the way you used to.
393. 25:46We don't care that you are actually squandering those of you
394. 25:49that are not squandering, that you are having a hard time.
395. 25:54We don't care about that.
396. 25:55We'll even use what's concerning you against you.
397. 26:00Because we don't care about inflation.
398. 26:01In fact, we kind of have the reason why
399. 26:04it's on fire in the first place.
400. 26:06And they want you to be grateful.
401. 26:08Because they look, let me just put a tee like this.
402. 26:10They run up your credit card bill to the max.
403. 26:14And then, then they get the max.
404. 26:19Let's say this is an easy man.
405. 26:20They say the max was $100, right?
406. 26:22They get into what your balance is $9.97.
407. 26:26And they tell you, see, we reduce your credit card balance.
408. 26:28You the one who raised place.
409. 26:34Man, I'm telling you, I'm telling you,
410. 26:37I'm telling you, just let the people talk.
411. 26:39And y'all know what's the my angel who max them
412. 26:41when people show you who they are?
413. 26:46Believe them.
414. 26:48Bernie Sanders just had the audacity.
415. 26:50She's not abandoning her progressive values,
416. 26:53her progressive ideals.
417. 26:55She's being pragmatic and doing whatever needs to be done
418. 27:00to get elected.
419. 27:02Kind of like the same way they try to make American think,
420. 27:05ah, shucks, Mr. Joseph Robinette Biden,
421. 27:08he just has American as Apple Pie,
422. 27:11he's just regular old Joe.
423. 27:12And look at it, look at it, they ran game on the country though, right?
424. 27:15Because every...
425. 27:16I, I, I, sometimes it bothers me that I see this stuff so clearly.
426. 27:22They ran game on the whole country to let the American people know just how popular and
427. 27:27outright socialist could be, right?
428. 27:30Put Bernie with his weird hair, his, his honeymoon in Russia, their trains run on time, like literally
429. 27:38who takes a honeymoon to Russia?
430. 27:41this dude up front let let Americans would never vote for a socialist see and these we were really
431. 27:54well ready to vote for outright socialist and then pull pull those switch a rule guys they've done
432. 28:02this before pull old switch a rule get old James claret cliburn out in South Carolina and then I'm
433. 28:10telling you you cannot stop the hegaly and dialectical process you can you can stop it but you they run
434. 28:15It's like a football game, right?
435. 28:17If you're running the ball up the gut and it's working,
436. 28:20why would you have a pass?
437. 28:24What's the play?
438. 28:24I write 44 Wham.
439. 28:30So they let Bernie get to the front of the line.
440. 28:35And then, first of all, they did it where he,
441. 28:37she was never be president.
442. 28:39And then they were like,
443. 28:40whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa,
444. 28:41wait, wait, wait, wait, wait.
445. 28:42You out, shining.
446. 28:43You out, shining.
447. 28:46Pants suit, surely.
448. 28:48You got to get to the backs.
449. 28:49And so then, and how do they dilute the potent
450. 28:53see of a socialist, giving more other people stuff.
451. 28:59Bernie shut up, man.
452. 28:59We'll give you some houses.
453. 29:01You know, you can talk all about climate change.
454. 29:02We'll give you a house on the beach.
455. 29:04You can keep railing about sea levels rising and you get beach
456. 29:07from property.
457. 29:08Guys, this happened.
458. 29:10Then they run them some coins, couple more houses and guess
459. 29:12what Bernie Sanders does.
460. 29:13It gets right in line.
461. 29:17Then they pull the remix.
462. 29:22The socialist is up front again.
463. 29:24Jim Claverin comes up.
464. 29:27No, we have a reasonable alternative to the socialists.
465. 29:29We're gonna go with the other socialist who's just not known for pounding his fist on the table for socialism
466. 29:36But we know he's not capable mentally or physically so we'll use him as the front man
467. 29:41Because remember Baraku saying already told us well if I could be in the basement
468. 29:45Whether with an earpiece and someone else could be up front
469. 29:48They're taking all those slings taking the arrows and I could be in control
470. 29:50I'd go for that and they see all of these things right in front of us
471. 29:56Right in front of us and they expect American people that come we never heard it just like
472. 30:00when underbiting on national television was asked one time in a lucid moment.
473. 30:04Well, Hunter, you've never worked in oil and gas and you don't have any experience in these
474. 30:11areas that charisma pays you this handsome monthly salary and why do you think they wanted to
475. 30:18employ you? And this dude literally says out loud, probably because of who my dad is.
476. 30:22And everybody laughs.
477. 30:25Can you believe?
478. 30:30But when you have a laptop that comes out, yeah, people say, man, these dudes influence
479. 30:33pedaling.
480. 30:34Oh, you got the conspiracy theories.
481. 30:35How dare you?
482. 30:36You are a threat to democracy.
483. 30:38Man, I hate you.
484. 30:40Can't make this stuff up, guys.
485. 30:42Can I make this stuff up?
486. 30:43You just pay attention long enough?
487. 30:46This new Bernie Sanders got on national television yesterday and said, man, listen, no, I don't
488. 30:51have no problem with what Kamel Harris is doing.
489. 30:52She had to change what she believes.
490. 30:53She's just being pragmatic to get elected because, again, what's the translation?
491. 30:57She can't say out loud up front what she really believes, because she's not going to get elected.
492. 31:06Or should I say that won't keep things close enough so that the election can be fortified.
493. 31:12So what do you do?
494. 31:13Lie.
495. 31:14And like, it's just, I would like, I know this will never happen, but I would like to have
496. 31:20a conversation with a Democrat supporter who tells me that they actually genuinely believe
497. 31:26that the positions that Kamala Harris has now is because that's what she really believes.
498. 31:31Because she literally changed him, Joyce.
499. 31:33She never changed anything until she learned she was selected to replace Joe Biden and then
500. 31:39and oh man.
501. 31:41And then when asked in their in their curated, prob the presentation.
502. 31:47Oh, my president Harris, you were the most forceful and out front and saying that Joe Biden
503. 31:55was strong and he was ready to run for like, do you regret saying that?
504. 31:59She goes, Nope.
505. 32:00Do you regret telling American people he was strong and ready to run?
506. 32:07Then she goes on with this lovable screen.
507. 32:09He's strong.
508. 32:10He's right.
509. 32:11He's like, pepai fresh off his spinach.
510. 32:14And then the most obvious follow up question in the world.
511. 32:17Well, if he's so great, Madam, Mrs. Imhauf, why are you running now?
512. 32:25But of course she doesn't get asked that question because in her mind, we need to look
513. 32:30towards the politics of the future.
514. 32:37can't make this stuff up.
515. 32:39Can't make this stuff up.
516. 32:40And you know why?
517. 32:41The real reason why she doesn't regret her lies?
518. 32:43Because she's lied her way forward.
519. 32:46That's why, see, we have this problem where we try to assess things based on
520. 32:49neutral and objective standards, but right versus wrong and truth being a final arbiter
521. 32:53is upside down.
522. 32:55For regressive skies, the agenda is all that matters.
523. 32:58And whatever needs to be done to advance the agenda, then that is positive.
524. 33:03That's why she doesn't regret it.
525. 33:04Because lying like that is what got us to the top of the ticket.
526. 33:08Do you, Deuteronomy 6, verses 4 through 8 direct us to display scripture in our homes
527. 33:16and other places?
528. 33:18It says you should decorate with the Word of God and that you are to fill your hearts
529. 33:23and minds with these words.
530. 33:24There's no greater cause than for those of us who know Christ to share Him and God's
531. 33:29Word.
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535. 33:52Back to the Hamilton Quarter on American Family Radio.
536. 33:57Welcome back to the Hamilton Corner.
537. 33:59I'm just having a few conversations, but it seems like people in different places are beginning
538. 34:04to wake up.
539. 34:05I mean, you have the Mayor, Mike Kaufman in Aurora, Colorado, and I need to double-check
540. 34:10this.
541. 34:11Maybe you could check this for me, Bobby.
542. 34:13is Aurora is a sanctuary city. I know Denver is a sanctuary city. And we know what happened with
543. 34:19Mayor Eric Adams in New York when he thought it was horrible, horrible. What was going on with
544. 34:30Donald Trump? And now since Governor DeSantis and Governor Abbott started sending those
545. 34:37optional bus tickets. Not sure. Okay. Got it. Got it. Got it. Got it. Got it. Got it. Got it.
546. 34:43Now he's changing this tune.
547. 34:46We should be able to make sure that illegal aliens who break out laws or deport it really,
548. 34:51Mayor Adams.
549. 34:52Isn't that amazing when the Mike Tyson theorem comes to place?
550. 34:55Because it was all cool, it was all sweet when it was just a rhetorical exercise.
551. 35:00But now that you're hollering out elementary schools in New York to make housing arrangements,
552. 35:06illegal aliens, now you want to make an adjustment.
553. 35:09And so you literally have guys make this stuff up.
554. 35:15Venezuela and gangs taking over the part taking over the part taking over apartment complexes right outside of Denver
555. 35:22Get that mean kicking out the property management and like no, we're gonna collect rent
556. 35:29Okay, we're gonna collect the rent ourselves and
557. 35:33The gang the gangsters are saying yeah, and by the way y'all have the green light
558. 35:38To go ahead knock off any police officer try to stop our arrangement there in Venezuela and then now
559. 35:43You know, you got a small town Springfield, Ohio
560. 35:45Ohio where we're learning that, you know, a town of about what, 50 to 60,000 people have
561. 35:54has a massive influx, 10 somewhat, 10 to 20,000 somehow what they're about of patient immigrants
562. 36:02and the citizens are like, Whoa, what's going on there? What's going on here? And some of the
563. 36:09citizens are crying out, you're about to hear first, he begins by talking about how they're
564. 36:15violating traffic laws that a lot of them a lot of the immigrants there.
565. 36:20Well, let me just say some of the immigrants there don't know how to drive.
566. 36:23So they're crashing into things and then when he would only go down to the park
567. 36:31to see the ducks swim and to feed the ducks.
568. 36:34Some of these immigrants ain't feeding the ducks.
569. 36:35They're feeding on the ducks.
570. 36:38Listen to and watch clip number two. Go.
571. 36:41I really challenge you guys to get out here and do something.
572. 36:44These patients are running into trash cans.
573. 36:46They're running into buildings.
574. 36:49They're running into, they're flipping cars
575. 36:52in the middle of the street.
576. 36:54I don't know how, y'all can be comfortable with this.
577. 36:58I don't know who's getting paid from it.
578. 37:00I honestly feel like someone's getting paid
579. 37:03from it in the background.
580. 37:05They dropping, you got a bunch of people on the bus
581. 37:09getting dropped off at a gas station to come down here.
582. 37:11I know a single mom that FaceTime me tonight,
583. 37:14FaceTime me this morning at the welfare office
584. 37:16that really need something.
585. 37:19And it's nothing but immigrants over there.
586. 37:21And I don't even wanna like,
587. 37:23seem like I'm coming down on the immigrants
588. 37:25because it's the people that's bringing them down here.
589. 37:26Cause wherever they're at,
590. 37:28that's what they're used to, bro.
591. 37:29They're in the park,
592. 37:31grabbing up ducks by their neck
593. 37:34and cutting their head off and walking off with them
594. 37:35and eating them like.
595. 37:43That, this gentleman is speaking before
596. 37:44the Springfield, Ohio City Commission.
597. 37:48And he's describing what's happening in his neighborhood,
598. 37:51It is community.
599. 37:53Can you imagine what it's like to be in a town
600. 37:55of like 50 to 60,000 people?
601. 37:56And then you have just an influx of tens of thousands?
602. 38:01And he's explaining, man, traffic is insane.
603. 38:03And these folks are, this is what he said.
604. 38:09They're not going to feed the ducks,
605. 38:13feeding on the ducks.
606. 38:15You have another citizen speaking
607. 38:17before the same Springfield Ohio Commission.
608. 38:20She says she has been a resident.
609. 38:21She and her husband, her husband is bedridden.
610. 38:25She and her husband have been living in Springfield
611. 38:26for 45 years, yet she has to contend
612. 38:31with illegal immigrants that are trying to squat
613. 38:33on her land, and they're pulling out mattresses and things
614. 38:37and throwing them out in her front yard.
615. 38:39Listen to, and I'm telling you,
616. 38:42this woman's testimony is gripping.
617. 38:46Clip number three, go.
618. 38:48I live at 426 Northwestern Avenue.
619. 38:51Miss Skinner, who I'm not trying to put on the spot,
620. 38:53is my neighbor.
621. 38:54Just talk to me, ma'am.
622. 38:55Thank you so much.
623. 38:56And I'm done with what I'm seeing.
624. 38:59It is so unsafe in my neighborhood anymore.
625. 39:03I have the homeless that we're trying to camp out,
626. 39:05and I have made concessions with them,
627. 39:07and I try to help them the best I can to keep them
628. 39:11from trying to squat on my property.
629. 39:14But it is so unsafe.
630. 39:15I have men that cannot speak English
631. 39:19in my front yard screaming at me,
632. 39:21throwing mattresses in my front yard,
633. 39:23throwing trash in my front yard.
634. 39:25And I can't, I look at me, I weigh 95 pounds,
635. 39:29I couldn't defend myself if I had to.
636. 39:32My husband is elderly.
637. 39:33And last night after living in this home for 45 years,
638. 39:37he said, no, well, guess what?
639. 39:38It's time to pack up and move.
640. 39:40He said, we can't do this anymore.
641. 39:42He said, it's killing both of us mentally.
642. 39:45I don't understand what you expect of us as citizens.
643. 39:48I mean, I understand that here under temporary protected
644. 39:52status and you're protecting them.
645. 39:54And I understand that our city services are overwhelmed and understaffed.
646. 39:59But who's protecting us if we're protecting them, who's protecting me?
647. 40:03I want out of this town.
648. 40:05I am sorry.
649. 40:06Please give me a reason to stay.
650. 40:10You see what's happening?
651. 40:17Mayor Mike Kauffman said that in Aurora, Colorado, he knows for a fact it's the federal
652. 40:23government working with nonprofit organizations that place it in his waylands.
653. 40:28that ultimately took over the complexes, the apartment complexes.
654. 40:34You heard the first gentleman in the red say,
655. 40:39who's getting paid?
656. 40:40Somebody's making money somewhere.
657. 40:42You have evidence at various iterations of the governmental apparatus
658. 40:51taking aim at its own citizens.
659. 40:53And to what end?
660. 40:55And to what end?
661. 40:58This is...
662. 41:04Man.
663. 41:07Man, again, that's one town, but this is happening in places.
664. 41:17A story I covered last week about the Desiréal Union School District,
665. 41:21the legal aliens invading school buses.
666. 41:29And then the parents have to be warned.
667. 41:32Just know, this happens again, you might have to pick your child up at the next stop,
668. 41:36because we're not going to stop what we see more immigrants.
669. 41:42And this is why I explain things like the Hegelian dialectical process.
670. 41:49This is why I explain things like the cloud or Piven strategy
671. 41:52Because the the cloud or Piven strategy was a test run and it's just been repeated
672. 41:57You know when we have our brother
673. 42:02Dr. Cal Byzner from the Cornwall Alliance on he talks about how climate alarmism is
674. 42:08Being employed but the but the answers are the same as the people that advocate advocate
675. 42:13For their responses to illegal immigration
676. 42:16More government control more government regulation more taxation
677. 42:20And you see how these things, they work eerily well with the things laid out in
678. 42:30Closhe, Klaus Schwab's, his great reset book.
679. 42:33And these things keep happening.
680. 42:37And yet many in our own government and many, you know, in the lion gerbil zinc media outfit,
681. 42:43they want to tell you, don't believe your lying eyes.
682. 42:49We're living in George Orwell's 1984.
683. 42:53I ran your credit card up to the max.
684. 42:56Then I got you $3 away from the max.
685. 42:59me props for loin the lower in your credit card balance.
686. 43:04It's crazy.
687. 43:07It's crazy.
688. 43:09I meant to mention this last week.
689. 43:11I'm grateful to hear that Governor, Lieutenant Governor,
690. 43:13Winston Sears in Virginia has just signed up
691. 43:16to run for Governor.
692. 43:21That was encouraging news to hear.
693. 43:25But these things keep happening to us.
694. 43:27And when I'm telling you about, don't believe you're
695. 43:30lying eyes.
696. 43:30I'm going to play for you now.
697. 43:32I'll clip from last year, just last year, not that long ago.
698. 43:35The context of the conversation.
699. 43:38And this is Big New U Brzezinski and his son-in-law.
700. 43:42That's Mika Brzezinski's dad, by the way.
701. 43:45I may need to do a whole show on Big New U Brzezinski
702. 43:47to make sure people know who he is.
703. 43:49I'ma do that, I'ma do that.
704. 43:52I'ma do a show on Big New U Brzezinski.
705. 43:58But Big New U's daughter and his son-in-law
706. 44:02are on MSNBC, that's Joe Scarborough, by the way.
707. 44:08He's wonderful, love, bird too.
708. 44:10Love is after so much, it didn't matter
709. 44:12that they were married to other people.
710. 44:14adult arise their way on to into your hearts on national television regardless
711. 44:21or setting that aside for the moment. Joe Scarborough calls himself just a year ago
712. 44:29defending the decision of the Biden administration to keep Kamala Harris as a VP
713. 44:35because they knew she was historically unpopular vice president but she was he begins to he's
714. 44:40making the case that all keep her on the ticket nobody votes for the president because of who the
715. 44:45the vice president is. You're going to hear about it. And he goes on to explain and all
716. 44:50of you out there saying that people are criticizing Kamala Harris because she's a woman or because
717. 44:56she's black. You guys need to get a life because vice presidents always get criticized. Listen
718. 45:03to him. Watch clip number four. Go. I'm talking about this Kamala Harrison because it's whispered
719. 45:09all the time. It's whispered. Oh, Kamala Harris. She's so horrible. Kind of like that. Nobody's
720. 45:14going to vote for Joe Biden. First of all, let me say it again. Nobody in the history of America
721. 45:27has ever voted for a presidential candidate because of a vice presidential candidate.
722. 45:35It doesn't happen. That's one. Number two, Kamala Harris. Oh, they're being so mean to Kamala Harris,
723. 45:43the racist. She's a woman.
724. 45:45They're scared of her because she's a black woman.
725. 45:48They hate black women. They're scared of...
726. 45:50Has anybody ever heard of Van Quel?
727. 45:54Not black or a woman.
728. 45:57That guy got raked over the coals
729. 46:01unmercifully. Has anybody ever heard of George
730. 46:05Hermer Walker Bush? That guy,
731. 46:10That guy got destroyed.
732. 46:13Why?
733. 46:14Because he was a vice president.
734. 46:15You remember the WEMP factor?
735. 46:18Like, that was his cover as vice president.
736. 46:22The WEMP factor.
737. 46:28That was just like last week.
738. 46:31And the whole point was, come on, guys, y'all know
739. 46:33Camilla Harris is terrible.
740. 46:35That's his point.
741. 46:39He's explaining it.
742. 46:40People criticize the occupant of the vice president's
743. 46:45all the time.
744. 46:46I just played that.
745. 46:53That's just one.
746. 46:54We could really spend a whole show with a montage.
747. 46:58Maybe we'll do that.
748. 47:00Let's get a montage together of all of these wonderful folks
749. 47:03talking about how great Vice President Kamala Harris was.
750. 47:06I mean, by great, you know, they didn't really think
751. 47:08she was great.
752. 47:09They didn't really think she was great.
753. 47:11But now all of a sudden, again,
754. 47:14sir, I can never even happen.
755. 47:19She's now
756. 47:22I was talking about it earlier today. It's hilarious. I like she talks to people
757. 47:26You know she's a something you see donuts
758. 47:30You see donuts they have this thing on them on the outside that makes it
759. 47:38attractive to people called sugar oh
760. 47:44Man what what what an absurd an absurd absurd time we live in you know
761. 47:50I'm old enough to remember a time when people respected the United States in the global stage
762. 47:55you hear the story about two Marines who are on a port visit in Turkey?
763. 47:58You know, they just happen to be attacked by a local anti-American group.
764. 48:04Oh, you didn't hear about that?
765. 48:06So glad you're here.
766. 48:07Why don't you take a gander at and listen to clip number six.
767. 48:10Go.
768. 48:11A troubling incident, this one out of Turkey, two US Marines on a port visit were attacked
769. 48:16by a group of men on the street yesterday.
770. 48:19This assault was captured on video.
771. 48:20You can see the Marines who were out of uniform being surrounded by a mob in the city of Ismir.
772. 48:25Holly Williams has more on this from London.
773. 48:28Holly, this was terrifying to watch. Good morning to you.
774. 48:31Good morning, Gail. Yeah, the two Marines from the 24th Marine Expeditionary Unit
775. 48:36are serving on the USS Wasp on a port visit in Turkey
776. 48:40and part of an American effort to deter aggression in the Middle East.
777. 48:44That video of the incident shows a group of men forcing a bag over the head of one of the Marines
778. 48:49as they restrain him and chanting, Yankee Go Home.
779. 48:54Those men are apparently members of the Turkish Youth Union, a small nationalist anti-American
780. 49:01organization.
781. 49:03You know, when America's is respected on the global stage, you don't really have things
782. 49:07like this happening out loud, on video, to be recorded and disseminated, but these kind
783. 49:13of things tend to occur when our Commander in Chief is not respected.
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