October 17, 2024 · 48:48

Presidential candidate Kamala Harris showed why she doesn’t do standard journalistic interviews.

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0:00 - 15:00. Isaiah 2:7-8. Have we become nose-blind nationally? 15:00 - 31:00. Presidential candidate Kamala Harris showed why she doesn’t do standard journalistic interviews. 31:00 - 48:00. Bevelyn Beatty Williams was sentenced to 3.5 years in federal prison and two years of probation thereafter for standing for life. www.afaaction.net/life To donate call : 877-616-2396 Video Clip Links Yahya Sinwar Bret Baier & Kamala Harris Bevelyn Williams Ricky Williams

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0:00Darkness is not an affirmative force.
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0:31Good evening, everyone.
0:35Welcome to the Hamilton Corner, Abraham Hamilton,
0:37the third here host of the program
0:40joined by the corner contingent right across from me,
0:43my man, 100 grand, Mr. Bobby.
0:45Rosa, you know, he's recovering from the pre-show show.
0:48We always have a pre-show show
0:50before we open these microphones.
0:53I know why Jeff don't like to come in for the pre-show show.
0:56I don't know.
0:57He's delicate, you know.
0:58He's like, I can't come in there too rough inside.
1:03I'm kidding. Jeff Mack is producing extraordinary often
1:06imitated, never duplicated some tribe of many fry.
1:12Some might even grow wings so they can fly.
1:15They might even lie, but we won't deny the cost is low, but the price is high.
1:20Well, let me stop. Snaps.
1:27Thank you for tuning into the program today.
1:28I'm still recovering from that Brett Bear,
1:32Kamala Harris interview that I saw after I left the studio
1:35last night, oh boy.
1:36You know, I don't even really want to talk about it, but I will.
1:41But I will also discuss what it immediately made me think of.
1:48And I'll get to that in a moment at this very moment.
1:50Many of you, not most of you, are making your transition
1:53from your part-time jobs where you generate an income
1:55to your full-time jobs where you cultivate an outcome.
1:57And as you do so, I want to remind you to do it with intentionality.
2:03I know we are in the throes of an election season.
2:06Early voting has already started all around the country.
2:09I believe Georgia started early voting this week.
2:12Election day is November 5th.
2:14Even though that is the case,
2:16we should never forget that what happens in our homes,
2:18what happens in your house is far more important
2:20than what goes on in the White House.
2:22That's the truth.
2:24Election season doesn't change it.
2:26doesn't mean we shouldn't vote absolutely I'm encouraging everybody to vote
2:29into cast and informed vote not just to vote emotionally or ignorantly but to
2:35cast and informed vote. Do your research do your homework. I know a lot of attention
2:39is is given to the top of the ticket with the presidential election but you have
2:43to understand there are 34 U.S. Senate seats that are available that are up for
2:47election right now. All right you have every House of Representatives seat
2:50that's up for election right now. You have very state legislatures you have
2:54have elected officials in your various states that are up.
2:56You have municipal elections.
2:58You have school board elections.
3:01Be informed.
3:02And cast an informed vote.
3:05But make no mistake about it, outcome cultivation
3:08must be pursued even more vigorously
3:12than our civic engagement.
3:14We should engage civically, absolutely.
3:17By God's grace, I voted in every election
3:19I've been eligible to vote in after turning 18 years old.
3:23make sure that's correct.
3:27I think I might have missed my first one,
3:29because I turned to 18 when I was in college.
3:31And I think I might have missed that one,
3:33but thereafter, the very next one,
3:36and from every election after that,
3:38I have been consistent in my civic participation.
3:44There's a long story that goes into that.
3:48But glory to God, glory to God.
3:51Watching that, you know,
3:55and I'm gonna describe this more when we get to it,
3:58But if you, I don't really think the interview last night
4:03changed anybody's minds, you know,
4:05and I really don't think there are too many people
4:06at this juncture who don't have their minds made up.
4:08There may be a few, but I don't think that moved anybody.
4:14And it just exposes something that is just
4:17gallingly embarrassing because you have people,
4:23and I'll just be playing in a Democrat party
4:25who have such disdain for our country,
4:28They'll abandon the entire party process.
4:30You'll, like for example, Tim Wal is talking about,
4:33we need every vote to count in every state,
4:35but you'll be on the ticket with a candidate
4:37for the presidency that didn't get one vote
4:38in Democratic primary.
4:39Not one.
4:42Because when you deal with regressivism,
4:44the agenda is always the objective.
4:46They don't care about process,
4:48constitutes fidelity, none of the stuff matters.
4:50The agenda is what matters.
4:52That's how I won't go into too far into that.
4:56but I'm looking at this and as I've described to you before,
5:00anybody who would say to you, they were surprised
5:02by Joe Biden's mental decline, they're lying.
5:06I'm talking about the people who are around him.
5:07They're not telling the truth.
5:09Because listeners of this program,
5:10we've been telling you this for years.
5:13You can just watch later Joe Biden versus earlier Joe Biden,
5:18you can see there's a decline going on there.
5:21And so then you have the debacle on June 27th
5:24and then all of the same people who is telling you,
5:26He's right his reign fit is a fiddle they go. I can't believe it
5:32Do you believe it Jeff McIntosh? Can you believe it not the computer with a little apple signal but the produce of the program?
5:39The man has gone crazy
5:42Can you believe it mr. Rosa?
5:44We had no idea
5:46like man you guys are lying and then and then you want to talk about an empty suit then you put up and
5:53And this is why they haven't allowed her to do interviews and things of that make nature to this point because they know
6:00Hey, they know that's why when she ran for president in 2019 none of the Democrats wanted her
6:06That's why until she got the sir pro rinse job
6:11That the Democrats are saying man is the worst vice president ever
6:15That's what they were saying and then all of a sudden
6:19It made me think that these people have such a disdain for the country that they're willing to even do that
6:24if it will allow them to hold on to what they perceive as power, which brings me to the word of
6:29God. Because when you have that kind of those kind of things transpire publicly before our very eyes,
6:36it's vitally important that we are able to discern spiritually what's happening. What is happening
6:44by and large in our country brothers and sisters is that popular electoral candidacies are reflecting
6:51the core of our nation, not every single person.
6:53And I know the overwhelming majority of this audience is a part of the remnant, but we cannot
7:00put our heads in the sand as to what's happening in our country.
7:03Like when you think about I was just reading a report today that you have 10 states that
7:08are pursuing state abortion measures where the murder merchants have generated 10 times
7:14more revenue than the people that are fighting for life in the various states.
7:18times, how is that possible? Because you have at a minimum, people that are far willing to
7:25invest money for, I'm going to call it what it is, demonic molec worship. Then we have people
7:36that are willing to fight for life because the molec worship is connected to sexual immorality.
7:41We call it what you want. You can talk about the red herrings. You can talk about the acceptance
7:46as if they are the rule, but the bottom line is that is what's happening. That's what's
7:51And it made me, the Lord brought this scripture to mind.
7:55Isaiah chapter two, verses seven and eight.
7:57Isaiah is appealing to Judah who is rebelling
8:03and a rebellion against the Lord.
8:06And this is one of the things that God said
8:15to Judah through his prophet, Isaiah chapter two, verse seven.
8:20Their land has been filled with silver and gold.
8:24And there is no end to their treasures.
8:28The land also has been filled with horses.
8:30There is no end to their chariots.
8:33The land has also been filled with idols.
8:38They worship the work of their hands.
8:40That which their fingers have made.
8:46Rebellion is real, but the Bible diagnosis
8:48is a particular type of rebellion
8:50that takes place within a context of material prosperity.
8:55And oftentimes, the people who are in rebellion will insulate themselves against the conviction of
9:03the Lord with their prevalent material prosperity. They won't say it, but they'll think it.
9:14And surely we can't be that bad because look at all of this, how we got going on.
9:18It happens often, you know, with people who are entrepreneurial, they're very driven,
9:23They're very business minded and they so focused on focusing on, you know, getting that money,
9:28getting that dough, making this happen, making these shakes, signing this deal, getting this
9:31agreement that they're willing to allow their spiritual life to drift, you know.
9:36So content, not everybody.
9:38This is not, I'm not, I don't want to paint with a broad brush, but I've seen it enough
9:41times that this is sometimes the pattern that it takes to become so focused on the hustle,
9:46if you will, that the spiritual exercise
9:49and the sharp edge of the sermon
9:51and the consistency of commitment to the Lord,
9:55it can be allowed to drift.
9:57The next thing you know, the convictions are reduced.
10:00And then you're engaging in environments
10:04where in the past it would bother you, wouldn't do it before.
10:06And then next thing you know, you're watching certain things
10:08and listening to certain things
10:09and having audience fraternity with guys
10:14who you wouldn't have when you were sharp.
10:19And then the drift is continuous but imperceptible.
10:25And it takes an external phenomenon to snap you back into reality.
10:36This is one of the things that the Lord was confronting through Isaiah.
10:43Your land is filled with silver and gold.
10:45Yeah? Where's your heart?
10:47Your land is filled with treasures. Yes.
10:50Where are your hearts?
10:52The land is filled with horses. At that time, you know, the prevalence of horses was an indication of wealth.
11:01And we have odd manner of innovation here. You know, America with the largest GDP in the world,
11:07the larger percentage of a population with disposable income. Obviously not everybody, but generally speaking.
11:16There is no end to that chariots. Chariots were indicative of military superiority and innovations,
11:23almost like an old school forerunner of a tank. And then we'll look at the Lord's side.
11:30They land has also been filled with idols.
11:32Mm-hmm.
11:35And Mr. Vol. of this.
11:39The land is filled with idols.
11:41The people moved away from God,
11:45began to worship things that they've created.
11:47Man, look at this business.
11:48Ooh, ooh.
11:49Look at my portfolio.
11:50Ooh, look at my family.
11:52Look at my home.
11:54And my parents couldn't imagine living like this.
11:57Ooh, look, we have this going on.
11:58Ooh, we have this going on.
12:00We have all of these things going on, not even able to discern how far we drifted from the Lord.
12:10Here you have, and I don't mean this to be an intentional insult, but Kamala Harris is vacuous.
12:16What I mean by that, she is a non-substantive, unserious person.
12:23She's an unserious person.
12:25When you are asked substantive questions, and your answer is, well, I grew up in a middle-class family.
12:29You're not fooling anybody.
12:32That is a social filibuster.
12:35Yet, yet there are potent forces pushing for her to have the nuclear codes who refuse to
12:47acknowledge the irony that, ma'am, you are in office now.
12:52I had any, I mean, get to it.
12:54I had Jeff prepare the graphic on her, you know, opportunity agenda, you know, for more
12:58melanated men, for black men.
13:00The immediate question everybody should be asking is if you so hot to try it on this
13:04policy agenda, how come you ain't doing it now?
13:09Why don't you do, how are you gonna advertise yourself
13:12as a page turner, we're turning the page,
13:14turning the page, moving fast to form a generation
13:16when you're in office now?
13:18And then have the audacity,
13:19if people wanna ask you questions about it,
13:23to wax with another word salad.
13:26We'll follow the law.
13:36And we have this,
13:40and I don't want us to limit our perception
13:42as to what's happening based on mere partisan analysis.
13:46We have to have the integrity and the honesty to zoom out,
13:51Look at what the word of God says,
13:53and then look at what's happening in our country.
13:57You wanna talk about a constitutional crisis, guys,
13:59we're in a spiritual crisis in our nation.
14:04And I think it's vitally important to show up,
14:07you know, if you're an early voted,
14:08whatever you wanna do, November 5th,
14:11but you know what I'm praying about,
14:13and I'm gonna talk more about this
14:14because I wanna invite you to join me
14:16in the time of fasting and praying,
14:17but I'm thinking about the day after.
14:21Who are we gonna be on November 6th?
14:25If the Lord allows President Trump
14:27be not only the 45th president but the 47th president of the United States, what's going
14:32to happen? Well we see that as an occasion to be like, well all is right in the world or
14:39but we recognize, oh God has given us room to breathe, let us take advantage of this time
14:46that we have. Because if you're not noticing there's drifting happening whacked out wise on
14:53the Democrat side but also whacked out wise on the Republican side.
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15:34Shining light into the darkness,
15:36this is the Hamilton Corner, an American family radio.
15:40Welcome back to the Hamilton Corner, Abraham Hamilton,
15:42the third here.
15:45I don't wanna be clear about something I just said,
15:47in no way am I attempting to insinuate
15:49that there is more equivalence
15:51between Democrat Party and the Republican Party.
15:55It ain't even close.
15:57What I'm saying is that we should not be ignorant
16:01in recognizing what's happening as our entire culture
16:05is moving in the same trajectory.
16:11But as it stands two days as it stands, there is no way.
16:14I mean, you got the baby murder of zealots,
16:18you have the sexual rebellion advocates,
16:22not just zealots, but advocates for it,
16:24even with the ad not only baby murder,
16:27but the mutilation and the chemical castration
16:30in a whole bit of children.
16:35Children, you have the willingness
16:39to forcibly confiscate your neighbor's wealth
16:43in the name of government programs.
16:46I mean, there's no end to it.
16:49And so they're not morally equivalent.
16:52And I'm saying this biblically, when you align them,
16:54you can look at the platforms of both parties currently.
16:57And I know there have been some significant changes
17:00on the Republican side, but it is undeniable
17:03when you evaluate them both biblically
17:04that they are not morally equivalent.
17:07So I don't want anybody to misconstrue
17:08what I'm saying on that point.
17:11But we have to be discerning.
17:14And when I'm talking about what are we going to do on August 6,
17:17I mean November 6, regardless of how it ends up.
17:21And there I go again assuming that we're
17:24going to have a total's tallied on November 5.
17:30They are already sending out warnings.
17:32Hey, don't expect the votes to be counted on November 5.
17:34I mean, remember those good old days, right?
17:39What I'm saying is after the election,
17:41what are we gonna do?
17:42Where will we be?
17:43How are we going to respond?
17:47Pray?
17:48Yes.
17:49And obey.
17:51And obey.
17:52Put feet to our commitment.
17:54Put it to practice.
17:56What God is requiring of us.
18:05All right.
18:09That's another good point.
18:10Pamela says, and don't forget about the rhinos
18:12in the Republican party.
18:13Well, of course, can't I forget that, Pamela?
18:19To this debacle last night,
18:23And there are lots of ways you can take this.
18:25There were salacious things that happened.
18:27But frankly, I'm not interested in the salacious stuff.
18:29I want out.
18:30And I want to be as objective as I can, but frankly,
18:37Brett Bearer's interview with Kamala Harris yesterday
18:39just confirms why her handlers
18:42don't want her doing these interviews.
18:44That she does not perform well
18:48when she has to answer substantive questions.
18:51And when the questioner would not accept her word salad,
18:55filibuster answers as replies, he just does not.
18:58It was obvious that she was expecting a contentious interview
19:02because she came in very defensive.
19:04You could tell when she had her opening salvo,
19:07prepared talking points versus her response
19:11as the question as the interview went on,
19:13it was obvious as the transition took place.
19:16But even with the prepared opening salvo's,
19:19there were still patented efforts to avoid substantive answers to the questions that were
19:26legitimate, not because of the questionnaire. See, what people have to realize when you do these
19:30interviews, the whole purpose of the interview is to make an appeal to the American people, not to
19:37the person asking you to question. You know, so, and I know how it goes, the people that are
19:42already in the tank for for for for Kamala Harris, they're gonna come away saying it's the best
19:47interview ever, you know, you know, and then people that are opposed to camel hair, so they're
19:54going to say it was the most most horrible interview ever ever, but I'm trying to be very objective.
19:58And I'm going to have examples what I'm talking about the way there were substantive questions,
20:02asked questions that the American people are interested in questions that I know people are
20:06interested in here in the answers to because they asked me these same questions. And so I'm going
20:10to start at the very beginning of the interview as expected. Brett Bear came right off the top,
20:16about asking her about immigration.
20:18And rightfully so because the majority of American people
20:21even polls indicate that immigration is one of the top line
20:25issues that people are concerned about in this election.
20:28So when asked, and I'm gonna start with clip number four,
20:31I'm gonna start with clip number four,
20:33Bret Baer begins the interview by asking her,
20:38the current occupant of the vice president's mansion,
20:42if she knows exactly how many illegal aliens
20:45coming to our country during her administration is clip number four, listen to and watch clip
20:51number four, go. How many illegal immigrants would you estimate your administration has
20:57released into the country over the last three and a half years? Well, I'm glad you raised
21:02the issue of immigration because I agree with you. It is a topic of discussion that people
21:07want to rightly have. You know what I'm going to talk about. Yeah, but do you just a number?
21:11Do you think it's 1 million, 3 million?
21:13Brett, let's just get to the point.
21:15Okay, the point is that we have a broken immigration system
21:20that needs to be repaired.
21:21So your Homeland Security Secretary said
21:23that 85% of apprehensions-
21:25Well, I'm not finished. I'm not finished.
21:26We have a-
21:27We have a-
21:27So, wrong estimate of 6 million people
21:29have been released into the country.
21:31And let me just finish, I'll get to the question,
21:33I promise you.
21:34Okay, stop today.
21:37I'm gonna pick up from right there with the next clip.
21:40But here's something everybody needs to understand.
21:42All right, just because someone offers a response,
21:45it doesn't mean that that's an answer to the question.
21:47I've explained before in courts of law,
21:49when attorneys are asking questions,
21:51witnesses under oath, whether you're examining them
21:53on direct examination or cross-examination,
21:55when you ask a question, let's say for example,
21:57I'm cross-examining a witness,
22:00and I ask a question, and the witness provides a response,
22:04but the response does not answer the question that I asked.
22:07Here, Bret Baer asked,
22:08How many illegal aliens have entered the country during administration?
22:14That's a very clear question, right?
22:16What is the question asking for?
22:18A number, right?
22:20Now I get that she doesn't want to give a number.
22:24I get that.
22:25I get that.
22:27But he asked her for a number.
22:29She proceeds to provide a response, but she does not include a number.
22:34You know, if she was on a witness stand and we were in a court of law,
22:36I would stand up,
22:37Objection you're on a non-responsive.
22:39The judge knows when I object non-responsive,
22:41what I'm saying is that I asked a question,
22:43she is providing an answer with words,
22:46sorry, she's providing a response with words,
22:48but her response is not addressing my question.
22:55No objection, non-responsive.
22:57That's what would happen in the court of law.
22:59Here, Bret Baer asked a question.
23:01She offered a response that is non-responsive
23:04to the question he asked,
23:06and then becomes upset and defensive
23:08that he wants to get her to answer the question asked.
23:11That is literally what happened.
23:13And she took it as, oh, you're interrupting me
23:15while I'm answering.
23:17It's a very simple question.
23:18Now you can provide a response, then an explanation for,
23:21you can provide an answer, then an explanation for your answer,
23:24but he's asking for a specific number
23:27or an estimated number.
23:29But what he's asking for is a number.
23:31He's not asking for croutons and romaine lettuce
23:34in tomatoes and cucumbers, verbally of course,
23:38otherwise known as word salad.
23:40So the interview continues,
23:42and it's clear, right from the beginning,
23:44she does not want to answer the question.
23:48She doesn't want to answer the question.
23:51So he presses further to try to say,
23:53hey, let's have this conversation
23:55about immigration, not just the meandering word salads.
23:59Let's have a real substantive conversation about this issue.
24:02Listen to and watch clip number two, go.
24:05I was beginning to answer.
24:06And when you came into office, your administration immediately reversed a number of Trump border
24:11policies.
24:13Most significantly the policy that required illegal immigrants to be detained through deportation,
24:18either in the U.S. or in Mexico, and you switched that policy.
24:22They were released from custody awaiting trial.
24:26So instead included in those were a large number of single men, adult men, who went on to commit
24:32heinous crimes.
24:34So looking back, do you regret the decision to terminate
24:38remain in Mexico at the beginning of your administration?
24:42At the beginning of our administration, within practically hours of taking the oath, the first
24:49bill that we offered Congress before we worked on infrastructure, before the inflation reduction
24:57Act before the Chips and Science Act, before the Bipartisan
25:03Safety Communities Act.
25:05The first bill, practically within hours of taking the oath,
25:09was a bill to fix our immigration system.
25:12Yes, ma'am.
25:12It was called the US Citizenship Act of 2021.
25:17It was essentially halfway to sit down.
25:25This is where I get really annoyed with her and people
25:29like her, because this is where, once again,
25:33the disdain for the American people comes to the fore,
25:35and oh, I see our earrings.
25:37People are allowed to come to know those earrings though,
25:39I see those earrings.
25:41The earrings ain't helping in this interview.
25:44So, Bret Baer continues to press his question
25:46about immigration and gets even more specific.
25:52You guys, among the 94 approaching 100 executive orders
25:56that you reversed day one,
25:57you also rescinded the Trump administration's
26:00remain in Mexico policy that particularly applied
26:04to those who are seeking asylum.
26:07Like you want asylum, you have to apply for it
26:08before you get to our border.
26:09You can't just run up in my house
26:12and ask me if you got room.
26:14You have to give me a chance to see
26:15if I have room before you come to my house.
26:17They rescinded that.
26:20And so then she immediately pivots
26:23and she might have done this in other contexts before.
26:24I'm sure she might have done it in some speeches,
26:26but I've never heard her do it in an interview
26:28where she now for the first time, in her candidacy
26:31in response to a question about illegal immigration,
26:33She presents the US Citizenship Act of 2021.
26:38And again, this is where I get irate.
26:46For several reasons, first and foremost,
26:48she wants to present the lack of the US Citizenship Act
26:51passing in 2021 as if, oh, that's the reason
26:54why we have a problem at the border.
26:57What she doesn't tell you is that the Democrats
26:59had the House of Representatives,
27:00had the majority of the House of Representatives in 2021,
27:03when this measure was proposed.
27:05The Democrats had a majority in the US Senate in 2021,
27:08when this measure was proposed.
27:09And oh, guess what?
27:10They also had the White House.
27:12So you're gonna bring up this bill
27:19as if it's the reason why I had to border all of a sudden,
27:21magically had people pouring over.
27:23When just weeks ago, when Trump's policies
27:26were in position, we didn't have
27:28illegal immigrants pouring over our border.
27:31And the reason I'm saying it shows disdain
27:34for the American people, because it is frankly a flat lie.
27:37So you're trying to say that it's President Trump's fault
27:42and the Republicans that the Democrat didn't get a bill passed
27:45when they had all of the authority concerning
27:48what legislation comes to the floor, then beyond that.
27:52Beyond that, do you know what the US Citizenship Act of 2021
27:55was?
27:57Guys, it was an amnesty bill.
27:59It was an amnesty bill that was so bad even the Democrats
28:03realized, oh, we shouldn't do this right now.
28:06We shouldn't do this right now.
28:08But she throws this out because she expects the American people to refuse to go and look
28:13up what she's talking about.
28:14They don't even take a whole lot of time.
28:18While you're watching the interview, you can do a quick interweb search, doo doo doo doo,
28:21you have citizens, your back to 2021, you can pull up the legislation from Congress's
28:25website and you can read the bill for yourself.
28:29That's not a bill that was stemmed the flow of illegal immigrants in the country.
28:33That's actually a bill that when you pair it with the rescission of the Trump administration's
28:39executive actions, it's a bill that not only facilitates illegal immigration, but you instantly
28:43make all the illegal immigrant citizens. You instantly make, not citizens, you instantly
28:48make all of the illegal immigrants legal. That's what that bill was. So for you to present that
28:56as if, well, hey, we presented a bill within hours after taking the oath of office. Yeah,
29:03you presented a bill to do what you are ultimately wanted to do by having our borders over run with
29:08illegal aliens. And the reason why I'm pointing this out, not just about the, you know, the
29:16highbrow clickbait, you know, viral videos, but to have a substantive conversation. This
29:24is a slap in the face rhetorically. You think the American people are so stupid that that's
29:30your answer? The premise of the question is our nation has been overrun with illegal
29:36immigrants since you've taken office. Your response by that answer is, yeah, we wouldn't
29:40have the problem if we just make them all legal,
29:45what you saying?
29:52And it just shows that this day,
29:54and that these people have,
29:57for the hard working everyday American citizen,
29:59they wanna work us to death,
30:01they wanna tax us to death,
30:02they wanna force us to undergird
30:04all of their fanciful spending whims.
30:09And then say shut up and take it
30:11because we know what's best for you.
30:15We don't care what you think about Ukraine.
30:17We gonna take your money and send it to Ukraine
30:19because it's best for you.
30:20We don't care if you care about your border.
30:22We don't care about your border.
30:24So we're gonna take your money and then let all these illegal aliens into our country.
30:27No, your country, shut up and take it.
30:39It's crazy.
30:41And I know it's short, I'll run one more clip for you because Brett Bear set up the next
30:49portion of his question by naming young women who've been murdered by illegal immigrants,
30:53Jocelyn and Gary, Rachel Moran, Laken Riley.
31:00And after all of those things happened, those murders occurred, came on, I actually have
31:04I saw Dasky did say, yeah, the border's secure.
31:07Brad Baer had a salient question for you.
31:08You said it was secure then.
31:10When did it become a border crisis in your mind?
31:12Listen to him and watch clip three.
31:13Go.
31:14During that time you said repeatedly that the border was secure.
31:18When in your mind did it start becoming a crisis?
31:21I think we've had a broken immigration system transcending,
31:24by the way, Donald Trump's administration even before.
31:27Let's all be honest about that.
31:30I have no pride in saying that this is a perfect immigration system.
31:34been clear I think we all are. Again somebody got the red rubber ball out
31:39because she's playing dodgeball. She said the border was secure even after these
31:43young women were murdered. Then she flipped and all of a sudden the border is
31:50a problem. Brett Baer's question was when did you conclude that the border was in
31:56crisis? When did you come to that conclusion? She... Immigration has always been a
32:05problem. No ma'am. We didn't have 10, 12, 20 million illegal aliens coming into the country
32:11where Mr. Trump was in office. That happened under your watch. So now that you care about the border,
32:16Brett Baer's question is one the American people will want asked. When did you recognize it was a
32:21crisis? The following is from an article by Dr. Jessica Peck, host of the Dr. Nurse Momma Show.
32:34Some children feel fear in places they should feel safe every day. So let's be challenged to speak
32:40words of life and encouragement. The next time a student shares a discouragement or difficulty
32:46with you, try listening first and then engaging them in compassionate and encouraging conversation.
32:53Read the full article School Mom Hope on thestand.net.
33:18just having a legitimate conversation about this, you know?
33:24And I did, I did, I do wanna give Kamala Harris credit
33:30and what appeared to be at a, for a moment, for a moment,
33:34I felt like she expressed empathy towards the families
33:39of these young women who'd been murdered,
33:42but it was like just a glimpse, just a glimpse of a moment.
33:44And it's almost like, I can't do that,
33:49can't show any empathy because then it could damage my electoral prospects.
33:54And it's just, and I'm not saying that was so calculus,
33:58but what I did perceive was a moment to where it seemed to be some empathy toward
34:03the Nungare family, the Morin and the Riley family,
34:05but then it was like a half a second and right back to, you know,
34:09what I got my script that I have to follow. And it's just, it's just wicked, man.
34:18Brett Baer got to the point in the interview where he asked,
34:21in 2019, and this was a part of a litany of questions,
34:26or several questions, maybe like one or two,
34:28maybe even a third, where he was basically presenting,
34:31that she had such a radical departure from a position
34:34she's held all the way up through her presidential run
34:37in 2019.
34:38Now all of a sudden she's changing all of these positions,
34:40and even said, like, you supported allowing illegal immigrants
34:43into the country, that, and when they got here,
34:46they could get driver's licenses, and free tuition
34:49universities and getting enrolled in free health care and all of these things and
34:53said, do you support these things? Of course, she said, no, last night. And then he
34:57said, well, why did you nominate Tim Walts to be a running mate? Because he signed
35:01all of these things into law at the state level of Minnesota. Every single thing I
35:05just mentioned, drivers like licenses, really, go aliens tuition at state
35:09universities, free tuition for illegal aliens, enrolling illegal aliens in a
35:13free health care. Tim Walts supports all of those things. So how can you on one
35:18hand say, you don't support this when you nominate a person who
35:23literally not just supported, sign those things into law. Of course,
35:28no, no, no answers. No answers. And several times she was just
35:43stunned. I'm going to show you one of those moments in a moment,
35:46it won't be this next clip of the one after that. Bret Baird, and
35:51this is my opinion was a softball. He brought up, you showed up on
35:55the view when asked because you keep saying turn in the page.
35:59We're going to turn the page.
36:01You showed up on the view when asked, okay, you want us to turn the page.
36:03But what would be different about your president from a by presidency from a
36:06Biden presidency?
36:07You literally said nothing.
36:09Nothing comes to mind.
36:12Nothing.
36:14Nothing.
36:15I'm coming to the studio.
36:16Hey, Bobby, we have a brand new show.
36:18Bobby says, Hey, what's going to be different about the new show from the old
36:21show?
36:21Nothing, Bobby.
36:26So his Bobby goes, uh, you sure it's a new show?
36:29He said, then again, you had another appearance when you were asked the exact same question.
36:36You literally said nothing and he asked her that as well.
36:40Look at this guys.
36:42Clip number five.
36:43Go.
36:45It's interesting you said turn the page, man, advice present.
36:47You were asked on two different shows last week, what if anything you would do differently
36:51than President Biden?
36:52Here would you said?
36:53Would you have done something differently than President Biden during the past four years?
36:59There is not a thing that comes to mind in terms of, and I've been a part of most of the
37:05decisions that have had impact.
37:07Under a Harris administration, what would the major changes be, and what would stay the same?
37:14Sure.
37:15Well, I mean, I'm obviously not Joe Biden.
37:17I know.
37:18And so that would be one change in terms of...
37:22But also, I think it's important to say with, you know, 28 days ago, I'm not Donald Trump.
37:28So you're not Joe Biden, you're not Donald Trump, but nothing comes to mind that you would
37:32do differently.
37:33Let me be very clear.
37:35My presidency will not be a continuation of Joe Biden's presidency.
37:39And like every new president that comes in to office, I will bring my life experiences,
37:46my professional experiences, and fresh and new ideas.
37:49I represent a new generation of leadership.
37:52For example, I'm someone who has not spent the majority of my career in Washington, DC.
37:58Ma'am, and like, this is what I'm talking, and guys, and I'm showing this to you, I'm
38:03sharing this with you for the substantive assessment for the lack thereof.
38:10So the first time on the view, she goes, nothing comes to mind.
38:14She gets a rerun on the co-bhercher.
38:16This dude is a comedian.
38:17This is not some hard-hitting journalistic outfit.
38:21She goes, well, I'm not Joe Biden and I'm not down to Trump.
38:25Man, you know the question that is being presented to you is asking what substantively
38:32policy-wise censure saying your presidency wouldn't be a continuation of the Joe Biden
38:36presidency.
38:37The obvious question is how would it be different?
38:43She says, well, obviously I'm not Joe Biden.
38:45She says that like, oh, yeah, you should take that one to the bank.
38:55This obvious that the question is asking you for a substantively policy wise would be different.
38:59Where do you and Joe Biden part ways?
39:01How will your presidency be different?
39:03You know what the real truth is?
39:04It won't be.
39:05And she can't admit that because she literally goes from saying, I'm not Joe Biden and I'm
39:10not Donald Trump.
39:11Then she goes on to say, and I haven't spent most of my career in Washington DC, guess
39:14who else hadn't?
39:16Trump!
39:19Trump has not.
39:21So my point in presenting this to you is simply to show when I say she's vacuous, this is what
39:25I'm saying.
39:26You at home, listen to me right now,
39:29and you are asked, how would your presidency
39:32be different than the incumbent in the office currently?
39:34You would probably be able to give me
39:35at least five or six things right off the top of your head
39:38without any preparation.
39:41But this woman has all the handlers, the debate prep,
39:44the cute earrings.
39:45Heh heh heh heh heh heh.
39:47And she's still, she still cannot say
39:52how she, it would be different.
39:56And this is what I'm talking about,
39:57saying vacuous substance less. This is what I'm saying. I give you another one. Man, I gotta hurry
40:04up. This seemed to really catch her off guard. She was going on a roll talking about, you know,
40:10basically it was orange man bad. That was her screets she was going on. Then Brett Bear hit it
40:18with a slider. And by the way, since we're talking about mental stability, when did you first, I mean,
40:24I mean, because you were hot to trot saying Joe Biden is, he's tough, he's strong, he's
40:29mighty.
40:30When did you first notice his mental faculties appeared diminished?
40:35Watch her pause in reaction.
40:38I mean, those earrings didn't help her at all.
40:41Clip number six, go.
40:42Let me ask you this.
40:44You told many interviewers that Joe Biden was on his game that ran around circles on his
40:49staff.
40:50When did you first notice that President Biden's mental faculties appeared diminished?
40:57Joe Biden, I have watched from the Oval Office to the situation room.
41:04And he has the judgment and the experience to do exactly what he has done in making very
41:11important decisions on behalf of the American people.
41:14Joe Biden is not on ballot.
41:17I understand.
41:18But Donald Trump is.
41:19But you talked about it.
41:20And Donald Trump is.
41:21And if you watch Donald Trump.
41:22And if you watch Donald Trump.
41:23And if you watch Donald Trump.
41:24But I've met a fundraiser that he thought this was not the same Joe Biden that we saw on the debate stage is on the
41:30Bound I understand you met with him at least once a week for three and a half years. You didn't have any concerns
41:36I
41:38Think the American people have a concern about Donald Trump
41:42again
41:43Substantive concerned ma'am the question is not who's on the ballot the question is your judgment and your integrity in office
41:49See this is one of the things and and I would have followed up with this Brett beard didn't follow with this
41:53Do you realize that the 25th Amendment gives the Vice President solely the prerogative to
41:58invoke it?
42:01Soly.
42:02So the question is a legitimate question.
42:04You felt like he was so, you were so willing to recognize his mental debilitation that you
42:09were willing to step in to campaign for the presidency.
42:15When did you first recognize he was diminishing?
42:18Because a couple of days before you become the candidate, you were saying he was right
42:22his reign.
42:25The question literally goes to your competence.
42:28It goes to your integrity in office, your willingness to exalt constitution over personality
42:34over party.
42:36But of course, I think she knows that and then want to step into that field back to the
42:40word salad.
42:41These are substantive issues that are worthy of conversing.
42:45And since we're talking about the Harris by administration, this next story really, really
42:51bother me.
42:52I'm transitioning quickly because we're running out of time.
42:55Beverly Lynn Beatty Williams.
42:58This is a woman who had a tortured life.
43:01She had her first of several abortions at 15 years old,
43:06the Lord radically saved her according to her own testimony.
43:09And she became a pro-life activist.
43:14She protested abortion around the country numerous places.
43:18One protest in particular in a murder mill in New York
43:23led to her to be arrested and charged
43:25with violation of the Face Act.
43:28She ultimately went to trial and was sentenced yesterday.
43:33I'm sorry, sentenced following the trial.
43:36She turned herself in yesterday
43:39to three and a half years in prison, 41 months in prison,
43:43plus an additional two years of probation or supervised release.
43:50I want you to listen to a little bit of her talking
43:51about her sentencing, clip number eight, go.
43:56You know, I'll be honest, I wasn't expecting the judge
43:59to rule on the time that prosecution was requesting.
44:03I just didn't expect, you know,
44:07you expect a judge to just want to do what's right.
44:10What they, you know, they see criminals daily,
44:12lawyers and judges see criminals.
44:14They know a criminal when they see one.
44:16I wanted the judge to do the right thing.
44:20And I just walked out of there, just heartbroken.
44:24I was heartbroken and devastated.
44:26And I mean, you know, this I called your wife crying.
44:28I just, I was so hurt.
44:31And it just, it was so surreal.
44:34Like I was hot and cold at the same time.
44:35I just couldn't believe 41 months,
44:38plus two years of supervised release.
44:41It just was like, oh my, this is overwhelming.
44:43But, you know, they made it very clear.
44:45You know, a lot of people, thousands of people watched you
44:48stand in front of that abortion clinic
44:50and make the stance that you made.
44:51And, you know, before they get inspired by what you did,
44:54we're gonna give you a serious sentence.
44:57We're gonna make a statement and they were not secretive about it. They made that very clear in court
45:02And so it was devastating
45:04The nation was just it was just devastating
45:07The Harris by administration has made it their priority while the
45:13Manhattan County is
45:16Letting out violent criminals the Biden Harris administration has made it a point to prosecute people who are pro-life
45:23Bevelin Beatty was prosecuted under the face act which prohibits I'll just read the statute prohibits
45:28by force of threat or by physical obstruction intentionally,
45:32intimidating or interfering with or attempting to injure
45:35or intimidate or interfere with any person
45:38because that person is or has been or in order
45:41to intimidate this person or any other person of any class
45:44of persons from obtaining or providing
45:46reproductive health services.
45:48It's the bottom line.
45:49What Beverly, Beverly and Beatty was accused of and tried
45:52for and ultimately convicted of is that she prohibited,
45:55first of all, employees from the abortion clinic
45:58from entering the abortion clinic.
46:01And then later when they had moms who were coming
46:03to abort their babies, she diverted,
46:07she by obstructing the front door forced them
46:09to enter the staff entrance.
46:15All right?
46:16First of all, I believe the Face Act is
46:20an unconscionable unconstitutional law.
46:22That's one issue.
46:24But what I want to focus on right now is the sentencing.
46:29What Bev and the baby was accused of basically
46:30was a trespass and they elevated it to a felony because it happened to be an unabortion clinic,
46:36a murder mill.
46:37And because the Harris Biden administration is so committed to murdering children, they want
46:42to make an example out of this mom who has a two-year-old of her own and the husband of
46:46her own and say, no, we're going to send you to prison.
46:49Now, I can tell you as a prosecutor, we don't send what's commonly described as non-violent
46:54offenders to prison for non-violent offenses.
46:57This past is a misdemeanor.
47:00Generally speaking, but no, they want to make an example out of her.
47:06Remember what I told you Wednesday?
47:11Or when Trey Delinger was here and we talked about the Harris Biden administration's intentional
47:16intervention in the Tennessee case to force children to be able to be mutilated and to be
47:22sterilized.
47:23And here you see the commitment to Molek is so profound that they'll send this woman to
47:29prison.
47:34We are facing in their attempting to appeal.
47:37Her legal team are doing all of those things.
47:39But what we are facing, and I'm not gonna run out of time,
47:41I had a clip of her husband talking about this
47:43as he was dropping her off at the federal prison.
47:47It's too long, I don't have time for it.
47:52But this is what we're talking about.
47:53These are the priorities.
47:56These are governmental priorities.
48:00Lock up a mom herself, who because of her own trauma
48:05suffered from her own abortions,
48:08she was attempting to warn other moms to not do what she had done.
48:12And to share with them the love of Jesus Christ that she had found that led her to have a complete
48:17reversal of her fortunes, where she now is a wife and a mother herself as a Christ follower.
48:23Yet we have regressive investments in this country that are so vile that they're committed
48:27to putting her in prison.
48:30Not just convicting her of a trust pass, but putting her in prison.
48:34That's evil.
48:35That is evil.
48:39The views and opinions expressed in this broadcast may not necessarily reflect those of the American
48:44Family Association or American Family Radio.

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