Now We Know Why People Have Lost Confidence in Formerly Trusted Institutions

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1. 0:01Darkness is not an affirmative force.
2. 0:04It simply reoccupies the space vacated by the light.
3. 0:07This is the Hamilton Corner on American Family Radio.
4. 0:12It should be uncomfortable for a believer to live as a hypocrite.
5. 0:16Delivery people out of the bondage of mainstream media.
6. 0:19And the philosophies of this world.
7. 0:21God has called you and me to be his ambassador.
8. 0:25Even in this dark moment.
9. 0:27Let's not miss our moment.
10. 0:29And now, the Hamilton Corner.
11. 0:34Good evening, ladies and gentlemen.
12. 0:36Welcome to the Hamilton Corner here on American Family Radio.
13. 0:38I'm your host, Abraham Hamilton III.
14. 0:41Joined by the corner contingent right across from me,
15. 0:45my man, 100 grand, Mr. Bobby.
16. 0:47Ha-ra-ra-ra-ra-ra-ra-Letza, and in the screening room I see Richie Rich I don't see Mr. Sparks at the
17. 0:53moment but I know he's in the building Mr. Marty Sparks will be joining Richie Rich soon enough
18. 1:01as we kick off this new week, uh brand new week of broadcasting, new day, new mercies from the Lord
19. 1:11for which I am grateful. Uh but to remind you we are still uh fasting until November
20. 1:18I know Election Day is November 5th, but November 6 is the day after the Election Day.
21. 1:25It's just one of the things that the Lord is impressing upon me, that I want to invite
22. 1:29you to join me in, is what will we be about the day after the election?
23. 1:38What will we be about?
24. 1:39We have to understand that in the framework of our national establishment, God by His grace
25. 1:50has allowed us the space to follow him.
26. 2:01And what will we do?
27. 2:03What will we do with the opportunity that God has given us?
28. 2:08At this very moment, many of you, if not most of you,
29. 2:10are making your transition from your part-time jobs
30. 2:13where you generate an income to your full-time jobs,
31. 2:17where you cultivate an outcome.
32. 2:18As you do so, I want to remind you to do so with intentionality,
33. 2:22understanding the primacy that God places on family
34. 2:25and the privilege we get to operate
35. 2:27within his economy. The first human institution that God established was the family.
36. 2:35Before an order of priests, modern iterations of civil government,
37. 2:38the first human institution was the family. The first command that God gave to mankind
38. 2:43was within the familial context. I am highlighting this not to denigrate any other
39. 2:49context or any other stations of life that we may be in, but simply to underscore the reality
40. 2:58of what God has done and to communicate the necessity of us having a proper view of the
41. 3:05family. Regardless of where we are, we should all be able to say amen to the fact that it is important
42. 3:13that we build our society according to God's dictates. I'm not talking about some
43. 3:18theocratic reign as if you're going to have priests, you know, like it is in Iran, you know,
44. 3:24the Ayatollahs run Iran. I'm not talking about that. I'm talking about
45. 3:28living in liberty, which implies a liberty to function according to God's design,
46. 3:39as opposed to in rebellion against God's design. According to God's design, we are in a place in
47. 3:53and our nation, man, we are in a place where deception is abundant.
48. 4:12And we must utilize the resources that God has made available to us to be His hands and
49. 4:19feet.
50. 4:21To that point, let us turn to the Word of God.
51. 4:23A portion of scripture we've visited before, but it's worth visiting again because the Word
52. 4:29of God gives us the wherewithal to develop discernment discernment discernment. The more I interact with
53. 4:37people just day to day going here going there. It's evident that we need discernment. Second Timothy
54. 4:56chapter three versus 10 through 17 is what I'm going to go today. Second Timothy chapter three
55. 5:01versus 10 through 17.
56. 5:03Because there is a hubris and an arrogance
57. 5:09that is flanking the deception.
58. 5:14A boldness there I say.
59. 5:17And we're gonna talk about that today.
60. 5:19But I wanna start in the word of God.
61. 5:21The Apostle Paul is speaking here.
62. 5:25And he says this, writing to Timothy,
63. 5:27now you followed my teaching,
64. 5:30my conduct, purpose, faith, patience.
65. 5:35love, perseverance, persecutions and sufferings such as happened to me at Antioch, at Iconium,
66. 5:44and at Lystra.
67. 5:46What persecutions I endured and out of them all, the Lord rescued me.
68. 5:51Indeed all who desire to live God in Christ Jesus will be persecuted.
69. 5:57But evil men and imposters will proceed from bad to worse, deceiving and being deceived.
70. 6:06you however, continue in the things you have learned and become convinced of knowing from
71. 6:12whom you have learned them, and that from childhood you have known the sacred writings
72. 6:18which are able to give you the wisdom that leads to salvation through faith which is in
73. 6:23Christ Jesus.
74. 6:25All scripture is inspired by God and profitable for teaching, for reproof, for correction,
75. 6:32or training and righteousness so that the man of God
76. 6:34would be adequate, equipped for every good work.
77. 6:41Right at the beginning, and actually in the beginning
78. 6:43of this chapter, Paul talks about difficult times coming.
79. 6:46As many of you know, you follow me for a while.
80. 6:49This epistle to Timothy is written from Nero's prison
81. 6:52shortly before Paul is executed under Nero's authority.
82. 6:56And he's writing to Timothy and he says,
83. 6:58you have followed my teaching, my conduct, my purpose,
84. 7:02My faith, patience, love, and perseverance,
85. 7:05you followed my persecutions and sufferings.
86. 7:09You've heard me describe this before.
87. 7:10Paul is identifying what I've described
88. 7:12as the speech and feet phenomenon.
89. 7:14Paul doesn't say, Timothy, you know what I've taught.
90. 7:16You've heard me expound.
91. 7:18You've heard me be didactic in presentation.
92. 7:20No, he said, you've heard my teaching
93. 7:22and you've seen how I've lived.
94. 7:24You've heard what I've said,
95. 7:26you've heard what I've taught others
96. 7:27and you've been up close
97. 7:28and you've seen how I have lived.
98. 7:31so much of the call to be a witness is not merely
99. 7:35faceted or fixed upon what we display, what we present,
100. 7:41what we present must be confirmed by what we live.
101. 7:45So much of the Christian witness is undermined,
102. 7:49not by what is said, by what is lived,
103. 7:52but by what is lived.
104. 7:55In Galatius chapter two, Paul talked about his time
105. 7:58of confronting Peter to his face at Antioch and Syria,
106. 8:01not because Peter did not teach properly,
107. 8:04No, Paul said his conduct was not in step with the gospel.
108. 8:09So I had to confront him publicly.
109. 8:12Brothers and sisters, it's important, it's high time
110. 8:15that we understand the speech and feet must match.
111. 8:22We got to live what we believe, man.
112. 8:25We got to live what we say.
113. 8:27Then Paul goes on to explain,
114. 8:29you not only familiar with my speech,
115. 8:31my teaching, my conduct, you know my purpose,
116. 8:33you know my aim, you know my faith,
117. 8:35but you also know my persecutions.
118. 8:38You know what I suffered in Poseidon Antioch.
119. 8:40You know what I suffered in Iconium.
120. 8:42You know what I suffered in Leisture Paul
121. 8:44makes that particular reference to Timothy
122. 8:46because Timothy is from that region.
123. 8:49All right, you can cross reference this.
124. 8:51When Acts, chapters 14 and 16,
125. 8:53you'll find that Timothy met Paul in those regions.
126. 8:57And that's just one of the instances where Paul was stoned.
127. 9:01And the people thought he was dead.
128. 9:03And then Paul, eyes popped up,
129. 9:05you got it, walked right back in town.
130. 9:08That's from the area where Timothy is from.
131. 9:11And then he lets Timothy, no, by the way,
132. 9:14anybody who desires to live godly,
133. 9:18signs still deliver the joys, you will face persecution.
134. 9:22So many people in our context,
135. 9:23and by God's grace, man, we've enjoyed so much freedom,
136. 9:25so much abundance, so much prosperity in our nation,
137. 9:29that the concept of persecution is foreign to us.
138. 9:32But make no mistake about it,
139. 9:33that is an exception in the duration of the Lord's bride.
140. 9:38The question is not whether or not we will face persecution.
141. 9:40question is how, what type of what quality of what intensity, you know, right now a lot
142. 9:48of people don't even want to, they only want, won't even post a tweet in the name of the
143. 9:52Lord.
144. 9:53They're going that out like me.
145. 9:54And I'm not saying social media is the end all be all.
146. 9:58I'm just saying that's just an example, but this is where I want to go.
147. 10:06Paul then says, but know this, know this, know this, evil men and imposters or some translations
148. 10:11is render it seducers,
149. 10:14will proceed from bad to worse,
150. 10:19from bad to worse.
151. 10:21These are things that will happen.
152. 10:22We will face persecution.
153. 10:23We will live in a time where evil men
154. 10:28will go from bad to worse, deceiving and being deceived.
155. 10:32Guys, I want you to understand clearly,
156. 10:34a lot of the deception that's happening
157. 10:36in our culture currently,
158. 10:37it's happening, it is being propounded
159. 10:40by people who are literally deceived themselves.
160. 10:43They misconstrue sincerity with veracity.
161. 10:47They misconstrue sincerity with truth.
162. 10:49Just because you believe something sincerely doesn't make it true.
163. 10:53You can be passionate.
164. 10:54You can be passionate.
165. 10:55You can be fervent.
166. 10:56You can be sincere.
167. 10:57And you can be passionately, fervently, and sincerely wrong.
168. 11:04Your emotion doesn't make your position valid.
169. 11:07You know, Thomas Sowell said, it's not that Johnny can't think, is that Johnny can confuse
170. 11:15his thinking with feeling.
171. 11:17Paul doesn't convey the notion that deception would abound in these latter perilous times.
172. 11:30He then says this, but you, however, Timothy, and God would say to the believer, you, however,
173. 11:36continue in what you know to be true, continue in what you believe. Paul goes on to verse 16,
174. 11:43all scriptures God breathed. What the Lord has conveyed to us through this is that the means to
175. 11:48navigate to overcome, to not be seduced by, this prevalent deception is by tethering ourselves
176. 11:55to the Word of God.
177. 11:59The Word of God sharpens out discernment.
178. 12:04Paul said in Romans 12, don't be conformed to this world, but be transformed by the tune
179. 12:08of your mind so that you may be able to prove what is the good, perfect and acceptable will
180. 12:13of God.
181. 12:14What is the negative implication that if you do not say differently?
182. 12:19If you are conformed to this world and you are not transformed by the Son of your mind,
183. 12:25you will be unable to discern what God's will is.
184. 12:30I've explained before, Charles Spurgeon's description of discernment is not merely distinguishing
185. 12:35right from wrong but distinguishing right from almost right.
186. 12:40Brothers and sisters, it is not optional for us to have a diet of the Lord's Word that
187. 12:47We study his word that we cling to his word.
188. 12:50Oh Lord, how I love your law is my meditation day and night.
189. 12:54Wherein' may a young man keep his way pure.
190. 12:56It is by taking heed according to your word.
191. 12:59Your word, O Lord, is a light unto my feet
192. 13:01and a lamp unto my path.
193. 13:03We have people that are professing
194. 13:05that they want to be able to navigate the times
195. 13:06that we're in.
196. 13:07Yet that Bible's a collecting dust.
197. 13:12It is, what do you call a thing?
198. 13:14What do women call it, Persis?
199. 13:16Oh, an accessory.
200. 13:18It's a Sunday go to meeting accessory for too many people in our country.
201. 13:22We have too many people in our country that will spirit you.
202. 13:26See lots of young cats talking about, yeah, we're looking for the woman.
203. 13:29I want a spiritual woman.
204. 13:32Where's your spiritual life, man?
205. 13:33Well, we're going to set you up.
206. 13:34Yeah, my business, eh?
207. 13:38But the sisters, I want a godly man who's going to be ahead of my head,
208. 13:42our family.
209. 13:43Where's your spiritual life sister?
210. 13:50And what's evident is that we have a plethora of our federal fellow
211. 13:54citizens who have an who are allergic to the Lord's Word
212. 13:58and appears. And how do I know? Because our society is so
213. 14:02susceptible to deception. Paul identified that the time of
214. 14:12deception would come. He then said, take heart and take
215. 14:21heed for the word of God is Theo Nusitos. It is God breathed,
216. 14:25it is inspired by God. And in this environment where deception
217. 14:29is abundant, where deception is replete, God's Word is
218. 14:32profitable for teaching, for reproof, for correction, for training, in righteousness,
219. 14:41training, in righteousness, instructed in righteousness. God's word is the means by which
220. 14:48we can be fortified against deception, that in the midst of the chaos of deception in this
221. 14:54context God has planted us in, he's made the way forward for us to be his hands and feet.
222. 14:58Here's Dr. Michael Kruger from the American Family Studios documentary, The God Who Speaks.
223. 15:07You know, heresy has a multifaceted dimension about it.
224. 15:10It can develop from a number of different sources.
225. 15:14It can have a number of different causes.
226. 15:17It's simple as misunderstanding the passage of Scripture is so profoundly that one deviates
227. 15:22from the faith.
228. 15:23It could be driven by personal gain where someone wants to advocate a view that helps
229. 15:28their own agenda.
230. 15:30Heracy can derive from someone being deceived and tricked by an outside source or an outside
231. 15:36teacher that convinces them something is true that isn't.
232. 15:39And so, ultimately, we would argue that there is spiritual activity behind all those things.
233. 15:44Satan is out to deceive and trick the church.
234. 15:46And so he is always churning up debate and churning up disagreement about the person of
235. 15:52Christ and the nature of the gospel and so on.
236. 15:55Visit thegodwhospeaks.org.
237. 16:04Shiting light into the darkness,
238. 16:06this is the Hamilton Corner, an American family radio.
239. 16:10Welcome back to the Hamilton Corner, Abraham Hamilton III.
240. 16:14I will continue to espouse the necessity
241. 16:19of studying the Lord's War.
242. 16:23And I always encourage this, you know,
243. 16:25as we're fasting, it's not merely dieting, you know,
244. 16:29and again, I'm not trying to condemn anybody,
245. 16:31but I want to encourage you to endeavor
246. 16:34when you are foregoing meals of various sorts
247. 16:37that you replace that with feasting on the meal
248. 16:39of the word of God.
249. 16:41And it's been time in prayer.
250. 16:43And we must have resolved for what we will do
251. 16:53following this election.
252. 16:56Now we're talking about deception
253. 16:57and I want to revisit this.
254. 17:00I just like this, this story has grabbed me and I cannot shake the story itself, but also the
255. 17:11implications for it in our society and why there is, there has not been in my view sufficient
256. 17:23pushback against this type of wickedness. This is not hyperbolic. This is straight up evil.
257. 17:31straight up, straight up, straight up evil.
258. 17:35So I began this conversation last week,
259. 17:38Thursday about this story, about this physician at,
260. 17:44and I think I referred to it as the UCLA Children's Gender
261. 17:49Clinic, but it's actually the Children's Hospital
262. 17:52in Los Angeles.
263. 17:53I'm pretty sure it's connected,
264. 17:54but it's technically the Children's Hospital of Los Angeles.
265. 17:58And the director, the medical director of the Center
266. 18:00for trans youth health and development is a woman.
267. 18:04She's a doctor by the name of Dr. Johanna Olson Kennedy.
268. 18:09All right.
269. 18:10Dr. Johanna Olson Kennedy as again,
270. 18:14the director of the Children's Hospital
271. 18:17of Los Angeles's gender clinic,
272. 18:19one of if not the most prominent one in the country,
273. 18:27applied to the National Institute of Health,
274. 18:30NIH for a grant, applied for a grant for the express purposes of conducting a study concerning
275. 18:41the impact of puberty blockers on dysphoric children.
276. 18:49Dr. Johanna Olson-Kennedy was awarded a $9.7 million grant, nearly $10 million of American
277. 19:00federal tax payer money to conduct this study.
278. 19:07The study, guys, was conducted from 2015 to 2017.
279. 19:15We're not talking about something that just happened.
280. 19:17All right?
281. 19:18This is a study that was conducted
282. 19:22the same year Obergefell.
283. 19:24The study began the same year
284. 19:25the Obergefell decision was made.
285. 19:28Now I want you to pause and think about that.
286. 19:29And I've said this before in this program,
287. 19:31I'm gonna say it again.
288. 19:32I remember testifying against same-sex marriage in the Louisiana state legislature in the time
289. 19:40period where the Louisiana legislature passed a bill to allow the citizens to amend the state
290. 19:45constitution to define marriage as the exclusive union of one man and one woman, which is what
291. 19:51happened.
292. 19:53That is still on the books in Louisiana today.
293. 19:55The thing that over turned that, if you will, was the 2015 Obergefell decision.
294. 20:01And I remember testifying prior to that was that if you open the door and say this way,
295. 20:07if you reject God's design for marriage, you are opening the door to everything else.
296. 20:14I said that.
297. 20:15I was looked at only this little boy pat on the head, pat, pat, pat, this fear monger.
298. 20:21Oh, your slippery soap, soap arguments.
299. 20:23Little did I know while I'm making this argument in Louisiana long before the 2015 Obergefell
300. 20:32case.
301. 20:33the Obergefell decision is being considered and ultimately is decided, Dr. Johanna Olson-Kinity
302. 20:38was already considering a transgenderism. It shouldn't be lost on anyone here that the
303. 20:44very day, the very day that the Supreme Court accepted Jack Phillips' case, in the
304. 20:53Masterpiece Cakeshop's case, that the exact same day you had a lawyer trying to ensnare
305. 20:59Jack Phillips on the basis of transgenderism. Less than ten years down the line.
306. 21:07Guys, that shouldn't be lost on us now. I didn't know factually that when Obergefell is being decided that dr. Kennedy
307. 21:18Olsen Kennedy was applying for taxpayer money to study the impact of transgenderism on children and
308. 21:25puberty blockers on children, but she was
309. 21:27But she was the study that she conducted a two-year study
310. 21:33the researchers chose
311. 21:3695 children who had an average age of 11 years old y'all listen to me
312. 21:4011 years old, Dr. Johanna Olson Kennedy oversaw this study. The children, according to Dr. Olson
313. 21:55Kennedy herself, presented with disparate conditions to where they were suffering from suicidal
314. 22:00ideations and they were struggling with their reconciliation of their biology and their
315. 22:05perception of their gender identity. This is what our words were.
316. 22:11Admitted these children puberty blockers and monitored their development. The puberty blockers
317. 22:20admit to delay the onset of bodily changes like the development of healthy breasts for
318. 22:29girls and voice deepening for boys after following these children's progress for two years. Or
319. 22:41should I say just following these children for two years documenting tediously what's happening,
320. 22:48observing them. Johanna Olson Kennedy's thesis for the study and receiving the grant was,
321. 22:56Well, we give them these puberty blockers, their mental health will improve.
322. 23:01Do you know what happened?
323. 23:05The exact opposite.
324. 23:07Our very own study revealed that the children were worse off after receiving the puberty blockers.
325. 23:20Their mental health was worse.
326. 23:22Their psychological stability was worse.
327. 23:24They were even more suicidal.
328. 23:28Now the administration of the puberty blockers alone is evil in and of itself.
329. 23:35They describe as puberty blockers.
330. 23:37You're talking about the inhibiting
331. 23:42of natural physical development that may never be reversed.
332. 23:48In some instances, these things can chemically castrate children
333. 23:52to where they never regain their reproductive capacity.
334. 23:55That's even in of itself.
335. 23:58But to compound that evil, Dr. Johanna Olson-Kennedy
336. 24:04refused to publish the results of this study.
337. 24:08Now we're learning about this now, guys.
338. 24:11This dates back to 2015 through 2017.
339. 24:15This woman had data,
340. 24:17Dr. Johanna Olson Kennedy, had data that undermined her entire gender clinics function,
341. 24:24but refused to release it to the public.
342. 24:26And that's a study that she ain't paid for.
343. 24:30The American taxpayer paid for that study.
344. 24:32She's drawn criticism from some of her fellow researchers who share her ideology,
345. 24:39but simply said that the public should not be denied this data.
346. 24:51When questioned as to why she refused to release the data,
347. 25:03she tried to him and her, she tried to, you know,
348. 25:05fill the busting words out of her way out.
349. 25:07And then she finally had to admit,
350. 25:10well, I don't want our work to be weaponized against us.
351. 25:13And then she flat out said that the study that I conducted
352. 25:16could be used against us in court.
353. 25:22So you know what that means, guys?
354. 25:23Translation, I don't want to lose money.
355. 25:28You said guilty, yes, guilty.
356. 25:33And if I let this data out, I could be sued,
357. 25:37because I've been practicing this stuff, even though I had the data in my own
358. 25:41study that showed that it doesn't help. Contrary to her acknowledgement that the
359. 25:55children were struggling before they came, she tried to explain it, wait, well no,
360. 25:58actually what we realized is that the children were in really good shape when
361. 26:01they came. That's why the puberty blockers didn't help. What? That's complete opposite
362. 26:08of what she said because her own data recorded by the researchers on this study
363. 26:15found that a quarter of the participants were depressed or suicidal before receiving these drugs.
364. 26:33Now, I just want to talk about this concept because what happened to science, what happened to,
365. 26:47and if you knew this, guys, this is 2024. She's been having this data since at a minimum 2017.
366. 26:56Unsurprisingly, the socialized medicine in the UK, they've outlawed surgical mutilation
367. 27:08and the chemical castration of children in the UK.
368. 27:10We're talking about children.
369. 27:13Many of the Nordic nations have outlawed this.
370. 27:18I'm talking about children, guys, children.
371. 27:26Yet this woman has data and research that shows, this is her own study.
372. 27:31So she's selecting the participants.
373. 27:34selecting the administration of the beauty blockers.
374. 27:36She has her researches on the deal.
375. 27:38And because the results of the study did not show what she wanted it to show, she refused
376. 27:43to publish the data.
377. 27:46She refused to publish the data.
378. 27:49Remember when I was talking about deception in the last segment?
379. 27:56Guys, this is an evil man and seduces will go from bad to worse, deceiving and being deceived.
380. 28:05Dr.
381. 28:13a clinical psychologist and a transgender youth expert,
382. 28:16says she was quote, shocked and disturbed
383. 28:18about the decision to withhold a publication
384. 28:20of such vital research.
385. 28:23We're craving information about these medical treatments
386. 28:26for gender questioning youth.
387. 28:27Dr. Olson Kennedy has the largest grant
388. 28:29that's ever been awarded in the US on the subject
389. 28:32and is sitting on the data that would be helpful to know.
390. 28:35In quote, Dr. Anderson continued,
391. 28:40it's not her prerogative to decide based on the results
392. 28:43that she will or won't publish them.
393. 28:45quote. Here's another quote. It's contrary to the scientific method. You do research and
394. 28:50then you disclose what the results are. You don't change them. You don't distort them. You
395. 28:55don't reveal or not reveal them based on the reactions of others. You report as scientists
396. 29:00what you've learned. This is a real time example of what I'm talking about. Yes, she should be sued.
397. 29:21Not only that, Sue and she'll be the beginning of it. How many children under her care have now
398. 29:26suffer double mastectomies have had
399. 29:28irreversible mutilations of their bodies.
400. 29:30And then think about who are the people
401. 29:32in our society advocating for this nonsense.
402. 29:35Guys, this is wicked.
403. 29:40This is wicked.
404. 29:54You want to talk about the least of these?
405. 29:56And we can go on all the other data that shows literally
406. 30:02over 95% of the children who through their adolescence
407. 30:06and through their developmental stages
408. 30:08and through puberty and all.
409. 30:09If you leave them alone,
410. 30:11Don't give them no drugs, don't cut off no body parts.
411. 30:14Overwhelming majority of these children end up perfectly fine.
412. 30:20If you just leave them alone.
413. 30:26But it's a special kind of wicked that you see this consistent effort
414. 30:29to slaughter children and to mutilate children and to abuse children
415. 30:33in the furtherance of adult agendas.
416. 30:36And you're threatened, sometimes ignorant, although well-meaning parents
417. 30:40to say, well, what would you rather to have your son who is identifying himself as a girl?
418. 30:45You want to have, you know, a healthy daughter or a dead son.
419. 30:49That's manipulation, man.
420. 30:52And that's the line that I'm not just talking about,
421. 30:54generally, Dr. Johanna Olson Kennedy
422. 30:57is known for telling, dropping that line on parents.
423. 31:02What do you think those parents would say,
424. 31:04if they find out that this woman dropped that line on them,
425. 31:06when she knows she has evidence,
426. 31:08she has the largest study that's ever been funded
427. 31:12in the United States of America for this very thing,
428. 31:14and she's sitting on the data.
429. 31:17Guys, this is evil. Evil. That's not a reasonable disagreement along the political spectrum.
430. 31:25That is evil. You have data that contradicts your beliefs. Scientists are supposed to be
431. 31:32a neutral pursuit of what is demonstrable, what is provable. But no, what you're finding out over
432. 31:37and over and over again, these people are not only stacked to deck, they've not only weighted
433. 31:41the scales, they funded the scales, and if the scales still don't come out the way they want it,
434. 31:44They're gonna act like they never even knew it.
435. 31:49It's no different than Deborah Burke's Scarf Lady
436. 31:52coming out saying, well, we knew 10 days
437. 31:54when flat in the curve, but that's what we had to do
438. 31:56in order to deceive.
439. 32:02And this is why I'm saying that we're standing at the fulcrum
440. 32:05of a clash of worldviews, man.
441. 32:08This is, that's just flat out evil.
442. 32:10There's no euphemism to be employed there.
443. 32:15This woman has a taxpayer funded study
444. 32:18that contradicts her very own opinion.
445. 32:20and not don't cheat because you can't refute her own study.
446. 32:26But instead of attempting to offer any type of refutations,
447. 32:30you just conceal the data.
448. 32:36It's sickening to the core.
449. 32:37And yet you have people wondering, well,
450. 32:40why won't people just trust the science?
451. 32:43Because we've learned and we're continuing
452. 32:44to learn some of these people that are wearing white coats
453. 32:47and carrying the better of scientists,
454. 32:49and just high paid liars.
455. 32:52A Hamilton Quarter podcast and one-minute commentaries
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457. 33:08Back to the Hamilton Corner on American Family Radio.
458. 33:12Welcome back to the Hamilton Corner.
459. 33:14I mean, should I even bother with the reality
460. 33:18that when you have publicly funded studies like this,
461. 33:22that you have accountability mechanisms
462. 33:24that require publication, you know?
463. 33:30Why hasn't anybody looked into the enforcement mechanism
464. 33:34to require publication of these types of studies?
465. 33:39And part of the reason why I'm bringing attention to it,
466. 33:40It's command that type of publication is to demand it,
467. 33:44but this is absurd.
468. 33:48This is absurd on the highest order.
469. 33:50And it is worse than absurd.
470. 33:52It's wicked.
471. 33:53It's wicked.
472. 33:59I remember one of the most challenging things
473. 34:02as I was studying these things,
474. 34:04long before I was ever on the radio, anything like that.
475. 34:06I'm studying stuff like I'm learning
476. 34:08about the Federal Reserve and my life can tell you,
477. 34:11I would read and then I would have to just
478. 34:13sit these books aside and I would just be quiet
479. 34:16for like a day or two, and it was overwhelming to me
480. 34:22to see tangible evidence of man's depravity.
481. 34:33Like, you know, maybe I'm just too naive,
482. 34:36but I thought people like this doctor cared
483. 34:37about children enough to say, wait a minute,
484. 34:42is this study indicating that I may be going
485. 34:44on the wrong road with my practice?
486. 34:45Well, of course not, you can't let anything
487. 34:47get in the way of getting that money.
488. 34:52And it's sickening guys.
489. 34:57And then you have people that don't,
490. 35:00or you're quack.
491. 35:01You're conspiracy theories, you know, like, like, like,
492. 35:03you're about to say, this, this is a pandemic
493. 35:06of the unvaccinated, remember that?
494. 35:09And you find, and it's not to throw shade on anybody,
495. 35:11and everybody's trying to navigate things,
496. 35:13but you had hospitals that had overwhelming data
497. 35:17that a lot of the people that were suffering
498. 35:18were various complications from schmovid
499. 35:20where people were vaccinated.
500. 35:21So why conceal that from the public?
501. 35:26And you got the person with the highest office in our nation,
502. 35:30with the bully pulpit of the presidency,
503. 35:32literally being used to propound a narrative
504. 35:34that is simply not true.
505. 35:38Just simply not true.
506. 35:42And the whole deal about Ivermectin,
507. 35:44oh, it's horse deworming, all of these media sycophants,
508. 35:47all in one line, the same ones just years ago
509. 35:50who would talk about the Nobel laureates
510. 35:52who won a Nobel Prize for the use of Ivermectin.
511. 35:55While at the exact same time, our media,
512. 35:57these are people who live and exist.
513. 35:59Their industry is to convey information
514. 36:02to the American public while they're demonizing Ivermectin.
515. 36:05We require all legal immigrants to have a regiment of
516. 36:08Ivermectin before they enter our country.
517. 36:11Our government required it.
518. 36:16How did I find that?
519. 36:17I'm doing a little bit of research and I know the law
520. 36:19was in it in the research that I was doing
521. 36:21and helped me to come across it.
522. 36:28And yet you have these arrogant, condescending people.
523. 36:31Oh, your conspiracy theorist.
524. 36:36My conspiracy.
525. 36:39And then I have to switch to cross examination mode.
526. 36:45Microsoft country, who I admitted legally
527. 36:46have to take Ivermectin, right?
528. 36:47have to now to have the option.
529. 36:49They have to take it.
530. 36:58Sick, man.
531. 37:02Sick.
532. 37:04Then you have this.
533. 37:06It's like we're on folks having temper tantrums.
534. 37:09So first the LA Times came out with their decision
535. 37:12to refuse to endorse a presidential candidate.
536. 37:15Then the very next day, the Washington Post announced
537. 37:19that it was refusing to do so.
538. 37:21Much to the consternation of many
539. 37:23of the Washington Post employees.
540. 37:25So to come right down to it, Jeff Bezos
541. 37:27not chief when doing that because there were many in the Washington Post that wanted to endorse
542. 37:36Kamala Harris. Well, you want to talk about a temper tantrum. You have people,
543. 37:43all kinds of things. And then you have people like this guy, Robert Kagan, who was the Washington Post
544. 37:48editor who resigned because of this. He resigned because of this. And then, you know, in the Washington
545. 37:58Post is funny. I mean, you can't, you can't make your bed. There if you should lie in it,
546. 38:03Because then it's been reported today that the Washington Post had 200,000 subscribers that said well we don't want to have the WAPO anymore.
547. 38:09The Post said we're returning to our roots from 1950 to where we no longer endorse presidential candidates.
548. 38:17People are commenting on livestream. Yeah, a lot of people that lost their jobs because they refuse to get, you know, get the jab.
549. 38:32That's just the truth. And it's not only people that lost their jobs, we at AFA, we had to follow lawsuit because the government admitted a regulation that says if you employ this number of people,
550. 38:42this number of people, your staff must receive it.
551. 38:50They said, hey, what can we do?
552. 38:51I said, well, one thing we can do is say, no, thank you.
553. 38:55Hence we filed our lawsuit.
554. 38:56We want the only ones, but we're among the ranks
555. 38:59of filing a lawsuit to tell the government
556. 39:01you can't tell us what we have to tell our staff to do.
557. 39:06And then now we're finding all of these other things out.
558. 39:11Now I told you guys, YouTube tried to cancel my channel
559. 39:15because I had Dr. Parks on, I said, oh really?
560. 39:22said to a nice little communicacion.
561. 39:26Oh, we've concluded that you have nothing
562. 39:28have you shared that violated our community standards.
563. 39:30Oh, you're so charitable and generous.
564. 39:34Yeah, right.
565. 39:37They can read just like I can read.
566. 39:39I ain't just talking about literacy.
567. 39:43But it's just in this era of deception that we're in, guys,
568. 39:47we cannot afford to neglect the resources
569. 39:52that God has made available to us
570. 39:54to sharpen our discernment,
571. 39:57to sharpen our discernment, to fortify us against just being
572. 40:03tossed to and fro, a development that I thought was
573. 40:11interesting and not necessarily because of the persons
574. 40:14involved, I mean, that is interesting in and of itself,
575. 40:17but a concept that indicates that President Trump
576. 40:21may be deviating away from what has been
577. 40:27conventional in presidential politics.
578. 40:30It's no doubt in my mind that he was a bit overwhelmed in 2016.
579. 40:37Never been a politician.
580. 40:38He'd been a businessman.
581. 40:39He didn't know the ins and outs.
582. 40:40When he was saying, during the swamp, he didn't know how deep the swamp was.
583. 40:44He didn't know how far those tentacles went.
584. 40:47His inclinations were correct and wanted to get rid of the swamp, but I don't think he
585. 40:53understood the scope of the swamp, especially when you started to hire the swamp.
586. 40:59Well, Robert Kennedy Jr. and Tossy Gabbard appeared at an event campaigning for President
587. 41:07Trump.
588. 41:08But then RFK Jr. said something that I thought was interesting that I wanted to bring to your
589. 41:12attention and it has to do with the mechanism of President Trump establishing a transition
590. 41:19team.
591. 41:20Now, every President candidate does this.
592. 41:22They just don't say it out loud because they have to plan to govern and always say there's
593. 41:26a difference between campaigning and governing.
594. 41:29of the things that I think President Trump needed to improve on. Should he be reelected? He has
595. 41:36to have a vision for governing, not just campaigning. I think he has a natural ability to connect with
596. 41:40people that aid him in campaigning. But that's not the same thing as governing. You know, you can be a
597. 41:45person who's not necessarily into the minutiae of policy details, but you better have trustworthy
598. 41:50people who are into the minutiae of policy details. I think that was one of the strengths of Ron
599. 41:55the scientists that he had the inclinations, the instincts of President Trump, but he also
600. 42:00had the insight, the technical insight into navigating policy, personally, not having to
601. 42:08outsource that to other people.
602. 42:10I thought that was one of the differences between the two of them.
603. 42:15Well, according to Robert Kennedy Jr, President Trump is preparing to do something different.
604. 42:21go around, should he be elected? And he's already doing some things differently. But in one particular
605. 42:28area that I want you to hear and consider, listen to and watch this in clip number one,
606. 42:32clip number one, go.
607. 42:33He told us that and what he did, he didn't just promise that. But he did something no
608. 42:40other president's done before. Normally, the transition team is not created until November
609. 42:47because GAO, the general accounting order office pays for the transit, all the costs of the transition team.
610. 42:55Trump said, I'm not going to do it this time. I'm not going to do it their way.
611. 43:00I'm going to start my own transition team three months early. And he got private donors.
612. 43:06He got private donors to fund it. And he's appointed 20 people, including me in Tulsi.
613. 43:17and Tulsi. And you know, there's people of all different kinds of ideology and people
614. 43:28who we're going to have to go up against on that transition team and fight for our vision.
615. 43:34But I can tell you this, which is unique, there aren't no corporate lobbyists on that
616. 43:39campaign on that transition team. That is what I found to be very, very interesting.
617. 43:48And the reference to the GAO when the necessity of allowing the GAO to fund your transition,
618. 43:55is one of the ways the swamp remains swampy.
619. 43:58But to privately fund your transition, which would allow you to have people away from the
620. 44:10GAO related processes, that's a pretty significant deal.
621. 44:15Now let me say this.
622. 44:16I know a lot of people are clapping and all of that, but I'm just going to say this, 10
623. 44:20toes to the ground flat out.
624. 44:22I don't trust Tulsi Gabbard,
625. 44:25and I don't trust R.F.K. Jr.
626. 44:27I agree with him about health,
627. 44:29wanting to be healthy,
628. 44:30seed oils and that kind of thing,
629. 44:31but the man has some whacked out stuff.
630. 44:38Now I think you can,
631. 44:40you should eat the meat and spit out the bones.
632. 44:42I think his motivations, again, may be sincere,
633. 44:45but as I said earlier,
634. 44:46you can be sincere sincerely wrong,
635. 44:51but I'm not, you know,
636. 44:53yeah, I ain't yannin'.
637. 44:56Potosse Gabbard, you know,
638. 44:58I ain't Yann Farakay, RFK Jr.
639. 45:03And I do not want them to be in a President Trump's cabinet.
640. 45:08All right?
641. 45:09Now I have to have ideas that can aid
642. 45:13an American first agenda and things of that nature, okay?
643. 45:16But across the board, comprehensively,
644. 45:20you know, you talking about transition team,
645. 45:21what exactly are they transitioning my man?
646. 45:23That's what I wanna know.
647. 45:24But that is not, I don't want to focus on that right now.
648. 45:26the concept of foreclosing corporate lobbyists, excluding them from the transition process
649. 45:38and privately funding your transition is the thing I wanted to point out as, hmm, that's
650. 45:45worth taking note of.
651. 45:47And could it be, you know, I might, I know this might be going out on a limb, Mr. Rosa,
652. 45:56you know, Mr. Sparks lighting up the dark over there.
653. 45:59What could it be?
654. 46:01Because President Trump ain't going with the usual corporate lobby of suspects and not necessarily
655. 46:08causing up to the war hawks in different places.
656. 46:11Could that be why many establishmentarians are in such conipsions?
657. 46:16Could that be why you have so many of the swamp rats bit rattled?
658. 46:26like, hmm, maybe he's learned something from his first go around.
659. 46:33And one of the main things he's learned is you can't drain the swamp with the swamp.
660. 46:40You can't do that.
661. 46:43Now, you know, by God's grace, we'll see what happens with the election.
662. 46:50But I am, if this holds to be true, that it shows some, you know, some, some humility,
663. 46:57which one of the things if you get shot in the ear, I think humility should be
664. 47:03something you should be able to arrive at. Well, you recognize, man, last time I didn't do this,
665. 47:06I need to make some adjustments. That shows some practical humility and I need to make some
666. 47:14adjustments. And the other thing that I truly hope and pray that he's considering and is the reality is,
667. 47:22you know, a one term, you technically in political terms, lame duck on day one. So some of the things
668. 47:31things he should prioritize is what he can accomplish,
669. 47:35executively, and establishing a foundation
670. 47:39for those who would carry the banner of leadership
671. 47:40and our nation after him, after him,
672. 47:44while at the exact same time,
673. 47:46should the congressional elections allow for
674. 47:50the accommodation of a presidential agenda
675. 47:52that he's able to show up day one
676. 47:55and seek to implement that.
677. 47:56So the idea of a privately funding the transition
678. 48:00is one that I think is noteworthy,
679. 48:03and I wanted you to be aware of that.
680. 48:05Let's stay on the wall, folks.
681. 48:07Fast, pray, and obey.
682. 48:12Let us have not merely a vision
683. 48:14for what transpires on Election Day,
684. 48:17but what we will be engaged in now
685. 48:20and after Election Day.
686. 48:25We've been ordained for this time.
687. 48:28Let's not miss our moment.
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