When garbage is “GARBAGE!?!?!?*$%&!!!” one day and “garbage 🙂” the next day.

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21. 1:20Boy, boy, boy, what a day.
22. 1:23What a day, what a day.
23. 1:26Well, as I mentioned, my name is Abraham Hamilton III.
24. 1:29I'm the host of this program joined by the Corner Contingent,
25. 1:32right across from me, my man 100 grand, Mr. Bobby,
26. 1:35her Rosa and in the screening room,
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29. 1:42Real J. Mac ladies and gentlemen, welcome to the program.
30. 1:46I guess I should tell you both, Mr. Rosa and myself,
31. 1:49we both have Puerto Rican wives.
32. 1:51Heh heh heh heh heh heh heh heh heh heh heh heh heh heh
33. 1:55Do with that what you mean, what you will.
34. 1:57Heh heh heh heh oh my goodness, this, we, whoa, crazy,
35. 2:03town crazy town. Nevertheless, this is the day that the Lord has made and I will rejoice and be glad in
36. 2:10it. I pray for our nation. I pray for you and I pray that you all who are tuning into the program.
37. 2:16You are joining me in this time of fasting for our nation. Not that the Lord would do something
38. 2:22outside of us, but that he would move us where he would have us to be and that we would have a vision
39. 2:29and a willingness to respond to the vision God gives us for what happens in our nation after
40. 2:36November 5th. What's going to happen after that? It's vitally vitally vitally important. At this
41. 2:44very moment, many of you are making your transition from your part-time jobs where you generate an
42. 2:49income to your full-time jobs where you cultivate an outcome. And as you do so, I want to remind you
43. 2:54you to do so with intentionality. We have to understand we as a nation have not gotten
44. 3:03to where we are today overnight. The church in our nation hasn't gotten to where she is
45. 3:10overnight. The book of Proverbs describes sin growing as one man travels as a man travels
46. 3:18one foot before the other. The only way forward for our nation. And when I say forward, I'm
47. 3:25I'm not talking about some Marxist, uh, wink and nod.
48. 3:32I'm talking about the only way to grow, you know,
49. 3:35and I know Mr. Trump's slogan is make America great again.
50. 3:40The only way to make America great is for America to repent.
51. 3:45I'm just, I'm just telling you straight up.
52. 3:50We're in a precarious place in our nation's history
53. 3:53at a critical juncture in our nation's history.
54. 4:00And it's vitally important, and I'm gonna share a bit
55. 4:03from the scripture just by way of reminder
56. 4:09how important the church is to God.
57. 4:14I've heard just as many of you have heard, people,
58. 4:17I'm spiritual, I'm not religious, I'm organized religion,
59. 4:21all those kind of things and tropes,
60. 4:25while various godless iterations ascribe the moniker
61. 4:30of religious zealotry and devotion, you know?
62. 4:34The reason why we see that is because God has hardwired
63. 4:37Imago Dei, image bearers, for worship,
64. 4:39God has made humankind for worship.
65. 4:45Worship of the true and living God, as the scripture says,
66. 4:47is comely for the upright.
67. 4:50But when we have a populace of image bearers
68. 4:53who are not upright, they will worship,
69. 4:55they just won't worship the true and living God.
70. 5:00And that is where we are.
71. 5:04To the word of God we go, Ephesians chapter three
72. 5:07is where I want to share Ephesians 3, verses 8 through 12
73. 5:12was where I'm going to begin.
74. 5:15And a lot of what has transpired are things
75. 5:22that are gospel imperatives, but for many ways,
76. 5:27in many reasons, because of the churches,
77. 5:29either neglect of these matters
78. 5:31or fecklessness concerning them,
79. 5:34they have devolved to being discussed merely
80. 5:37as political talking points or policy notions.
81. 5:43Like for example, life is not a political issue.
82. 5:47The sacredness, the sanctity of human life,
83. 5:51it's not a political issue, it's not, it's not.
84. 5:56But many do not have a biblical worldview concerning life.
85. 6:02And so the concept that is sacred has devolved
86. 6:06to mere political discourse.
87. 6:13Ephesians chapter three.
88. 6:15This is the Apostle Paul speaking to the believers in Ephesus.
89. 6:21And this is what the word of God says.
90. 6:23Starting at verse eight, I'm gonna go from verse eight to verse 12.
91. 6:27To me, the very least of all saints,
92. 6:31the grace was given to preach to the Gentiles
93. 6:34the unfathomable riches of Christ.
94. 6:38And to bring to light what is the administration of the mystery,
95. 6:43which for ages has been hidden in God who created all things,
96. 6:49so that the manifold wisdom of God might now be made known through the church to the rulers and
97. 6:58the authorities in the heavenly places. This was in accordance with the eternal purpose
98. 7:05which he carried out in Christ Jesus our Lord, in whom we have boldness and confident access
99. 7:15through faith in Him.
100. 7:22Throughout scripture, God describes His body, His bride, with these metaphors, His bride,
101. 7:30His body, the household of faith, the family of God.
102. 7:37I've explained when believers refer to one another as brother so-and-so, sister so-and-so.
103. 7:44not just a churchified greeting, it is an expression of a theological reality that God
104. 7:52superintendent himself.
105. 7:55This is not something people came up with.
106. 7:57This is what God superintendent that when we submit ourselves and embrace the grace of
107. 8:07God in the free gift of salvation, we become family members.
108. 8:14That's why in the same epistle, the spirit of God communicates to the Apostle Paul that the
109. 8:18the believer is to give all diligence to maintaining the unity of the Spirit in the bond of peace,
110. 8:23not creating the unity, because Jesus is the one who created that unity.
111. 8:29Now as members of his family, we have the express prerogative and privilege to maintain
112. 8:34to preserve what God has done for us.
113. 8:39Horizontally, here the Lord explains that the manifold wisdom of God, the Greek word there
114. 8:50There is Palipoyco loss, Palipoyco loss, the multifaceted, multi-layered, variegated wisdom
115. 8:59of God would be publicized, made evident, put on display through his eclosia, through his
116. 9:08church.
117. 9:12This is why there is a concerted effort to mar the witness of the church in the world because
118. 9:18God is ordained for the church to be the vehicle through which he makes his appeal to mankind.
119. 9:25Now, when I say church, we have to kind of get out of this idea of thinking church building,
120. 9:31church building, because the church is not a building.
121. 9:34The church is people.
122. 9:35All right.
123. 9:37The expression called out ones refers to the people.
124. 9:40If we were in a place where we had no physical structure, but we were the saints of God who
125. 9:45met at the Magnolia Tree, we would be the church of God meeting under the man.
126. 9:49Magnolia tree. All right. The foundational building block, if you will, because Christ
127. 9:58is the cornerstone. The first human institution that God ordained is the family. It is within
128. 10:08the familial context that God established as the primary means by which the gospel is cascaded
129. 10:14generationally. What I mean by that is as the Lord redeems an individual, man, he redeems
130. 10:20an individual woman, Christ followers joined themselves in holy matrimony.
131. 10:25We used to understand what those words meant in holy matrimony provided the context for
132. 10:30subsequent generations to be produced biologically with the anticipation expectation of them
133. 10:37likewise reproducing spiritually.
134. 10:39It is within that backdrop that the Lord gives us commands like fathers, do not exacerbate
135. 10:47your children, rather rear them in the nurture and admonition of the Lord.
136. 10:51And as I am speaking, you can tick off how piece by piece, the spirit of the age, the culture
137. 10:58Satan himself is using emissaries to take aim at each level of this development attack
138. 11:09image bearers to where there is confusion as to who they are in identity.
139. 11:15Have this confusion metastasizes such a degree to where they give themselves to physical lust
140. 11:19pursuits that comp- completely eliminates their capacity to reproduce biologically.
141. 11:25Attack the family. Who says a family consists of a man who commits himself and holy matrimony
142. 11:31to a woman, who a husband who loves his wife and gives himself or her as Christ does for the church.
143. 11:41Wives who submit themselves to their own husbands as unto the Lord, not some generalized
144. 11:48female submission to masculinity. It is a covenantal contextual
145. 11:52submission that is anchored in holy matrimony covenant relationship
146. 11:57of commitment. And within that context, they bear fruit. But at
147. 12:07every stage of it, attacked individual, mar their minds,
148. 12:13obscure their capacity to recognize that they are made in
149. 12:15God's image. Attack the marital union. Who says marriage is
150. 12:23No, you can marry your toaster.
151. 12:25It can be one in a dog.
152. 12:27It can be three.
153. 12:29It can be five.
154. 12:30You know how my whole family says?
155. 12:35Attack the families where with all to disciple.
156. 12:37They're all spring.
157. 12:38No, see them to the government.
158. 12:41Let the world reproduce them after their own kind.
159. 12:43When the Lord gives us things in the scripture,
160. 12:45every student when fully trained,
161. 12:48Luke chapter six verse one, every student fully trained,
162. 12:50guess what?
163. 12:51It will be like their teachers.
164. 12:54Look at our society.
165. 12:56What do the formerly young people who are now adults look like?
166. 12:59They look like their teachers.
167. 13:03At every level, there has been a full on attack.
168. 13:06And the unfortunate reality is that too many professing
169. 13:09believers have been completely unaware
170. 13:11that the war has already started.
171. 13:19As I've been praying and fasting,
172. 13:22I'm asking the Lord to open our eyes.
173. 13:26So many of our brothers, I share with you the statistics
174. 13:31a week or so ago, the decimation of the family
175. 13:35where we're now at a place in our nation
176. 13:36where the majority of people are growing in homes
177. 13:40where either one of the parents are no longer in the home.
178. 13:44Most often it's the fathers no longer in the home.
179. 13:49God knows the outsized impact and imprint fathers
180. 13:53are supposed to have on the development of children,
181. 13:55whether they are sons or daughters.
182. 13:59God designed it that way.
183. 14:01And so we have a bunch of people that are developing
184. 14:03with no concept of what the original design is supposed to be.
185. 14:08One of the major things that has to happen after November 6th is that men arise in our
186. 14:18nation to be the prophets and priests and protectors and providers for our families
187. 14:26in our homes and that we rediscover the blessing of embracing God's design.
188. 14:37And it becomes something that everybody recognizes we need, regardless of our stations in life,
189. 14:47and that we were pinned our way out of this quagmire that we're in nationally.
190. 14:54God's grace is our greatest need.
191. 14:59Election night coverage 2024.
192. 15:02Starting at six o'clock central time on election night, the polls, of course, on the eastern side
193. 15:10of the country, seven o'clock there will be closing in several key states like Pennsylvania,
194. 15:17like Michigan, North Carolina. So we'll be looking at those right off the bat on election
195. 15:23night. It's election night coverage 2024 on American Family Radio.
196. 15:28Shiting light into the darkness. This is the Hamilton Corner on American Family Radio.
197. 15:41Welcome back. Welcome back to the Hamilton Corner, Abraham Hamilton III here.
198. 15:48Man, this has been my cry.
199. 15:52We were in a desperate, desperate state,
200. 15:53desperate condition in our nation.
201. 15:55And, but it ain't over until the Lord says it's over.
202. 15:59And I see evidence of God at work all around, all around.
203. 16:05And I'm encouraged, I'm sober and encouraged
204. 16:08at the same time.
205. 16:12Foolishness.
206. 16:13Here we go.
207. 16:15So some of you are pretty sure you guys
208. 16:17have heard about this at this juncture.
209. 16:20On Sunday, President Trump had a rally
210. 16:23Madison Square Garden in New York City, you know, I know the New Yorkers appreciated it
211. 16:29and President Trump is making a plea for New York, you know, I question the political
212. 16:39solidity of that calculation, you know, but also I'm the one who's been saying there should
213. 16:48be no predetermined off-limit places. You know, if you want to win places, go in there and
214. 16:55compete. Go in there and make your appeal attempt to persuade the people to embrace your
215. 17:01perspective in this constitutional Republican nation that we have with democratic teachers.
216. 17:08Compete. I think it's more effective, frankly, to make those appeals. Let's say, let's say,
217. 17:13For example, if you're a Republican,
218. 17:20go and compete in Democrat strongholds,
219. 17:22make your appeals.
220. 17:24Democrats surely don't have any problem.
221. 17:27Hey, we gonna turn Texas red.
222. 17:30So I appreciate that.
223. 17:31I'm just saying during an election cycle,
224. 17:33I don't know how wise that is.
225. 17:35Nevertheless, it was a huge rally, huge turnout.
226. 17:39Lots of people, I think sold out the whole Madison Square
227. 17:43Garden, that's what the New York Knicks play.
228. 17:45It's not a stadium like a football stadium, but it's a 20,000, 19, 20,000.
229. 17:49Cedarina packed out, uh, but the entire, the entire rally was pretty much boiled
230. 17:57down to one thing.
231. 17:58And I'm going to play for you.
232. 17:59Uh, this one comedian, his name is Tony Hinchcliffe.
233. 18:04You know, he's known as a roast comedian, you know, where, you know,
234. 18:07in the Orleans we call it a ribbon, you know, other places call it the Joneses.
235. 18:11Well, you talk trash and you crack on people.
236. 18:13That's, that's what they do.
237. 18:15That's right.
238. 18:15I'm sorry, Bob.
239. 18:16you got it right. The Democrats trying to turn Texas blue. That's right. Yeah. I say it turn Texas
240. 18:21red. Y'all knew what I meant. But that's what I meant. I didn't say it properly. So this comedian Tony
241. 18:31Hinchcliffe was someone I don't know if President Trump invited him personally. I don't think he did,
242. 18:35but I don't know if he did or he didn't. They invited him knowing this is what he does. He roast people.
243. 18:41I primarily he's known popularly for the roasting Tom Brady.
244. 18:49A lot of people saw that watching Netflix.
245. 18:51I don't have Netflix.
246. 18:52So I didn't see it.
247. 18:54But a lot of people was one of the most watch if not the most watch things on Netflix of the year.
248. 18:59When man, he was just roasting Tom Brady and I saw clips.
249. 19:04So he's going at Kevin Hart, everybody, you know, he's cracking on Kevin Hart for being so short
250. 19:10and talking about his ancestors picking cotton.
251. 19:12He's too short to pick cotton.
252. 19:15He had to use a lift, you know?
253. 19:17You know, so he was roasting people and being intentionally provocative and controversial.
254. 19:24He talked about Tom Brady and his wife, I mean, this is what he does.
255. 19:28I again question the wisdom of having him the week before the election on the platform,
256. 19:35nevertheless, this is what he does.
257. 19:36But in the course of him doing what he does, he cracked a joke.
258. 19:42the comedian, Greg and a joke. And this is what the entire New York City rally was reduced
259. 19:51to in our unaffectionate propagandist outfit called the American Prove, the Gerbil Zink.
260. 20:01Here's literally the joke. Let me see how long is it? 11 seconds. See 11 seconds. This
261. 20:07This is what Tony Hinchcliffe said that sent gerbilsink into conipsions.
262. 20:12It's clip number two.
263. 20:14Go.
264. 20:15There's literally a floating island of garbage in the middle of the ocean right now.
265. 20:20Yeah.
266. 20:21I think it's called Puerto Rico.
267. 20:23Tony Hinchcliffe is a comedian and podcaster.
268. 20:28That was the joke.
269. 20:29That was it.
270. 20:31That was it.
271. 20:32Oh, man.
272. 20:34I.
273. 20:35Oh, you heard from Sunday.
274. 20:39until yesterday and I'm gonna tell you why you stop hearing about it a lot yesterday.
275. 20:43Is law, Trump is racist, he's offensive, he's not sees this. I mean, people, I mean,
276. 20:50Tim Walz called the rally is a Nazi rally. I mean, just going, I was like, wow, I get it.
277. 20:58Well, no, let me tell you why. I know I don't get the reaction. What I get is,
278. 21:03probably shouldn't have done that. You have lots of Puerto Ricans in New York, lots of them
279. 21:08we're at the rally. But more than that, you know, you know how this media is going to try to
280. 21:15use anything possible because that's just, that's just be clear. People don't like to talk about it.
281. 21:20The legacy media in America is the Democratic public relations outfit. That's what it is. It is,
282. 21:26it is the Democrat party's outreach mechanism to the American populace. I mean, and this is,
283. 21:34I've said this before, this is why things like calling President Trump Hitler and all these other
284. 21:39of the things, man, I am so immune to that.
285. 21:42You don't wanna know why?
286. 21:43Just in my lifetime.
287. 21:44I won't even go beyond my lifetime.
288. 21:46Just in my lifetime.
289. 21:47I remember the thing that I began speaking out
290. 21:52about public policy matters was marriage back
291. 21:54when George W. Bush was running for president.
292. 21:56I remember, man, they called George W. Bush
293. 22:00everything but a child of God.
294. 22:04Then when he gets out of office, again,
295. 22:07like it never even happened.
296. 22:08They love George W. Bush.
297. 22:10I mean,
298. 22:12why was the master struck so
299. 22:14W. Bush right now?
300. 22:16Oh, we love George W. Bush.
301. 22:17Love George W. Bush.
302. 22:22I saw the same dude John McCain.
303. 22:24I wasn't a fan when he was running
304. 22:26running his Barack Obama.
305. 22:27This man was Satan to the American
306. 22:31problem when he's no longer running
307. 22:38for president.
308. 22:39Oh, we love McCain hugs.
309. 22:41Mitt Romney, you remember that binders for long?
310. 22:44Mitt Romney is a misogynist.
311. 22:46He's hates women.
312. 22:47He wants.
313. 22:50And then Harry Reid was confronted saying, Harry,
314. 22:51you know this man that had binders for the woman.
315. 22:53You know what Harry Reid's response was?
316. 22:55He went to presidency, did he?
317. 22:57So this happens over and over and over again.
318. 22:59And I witnessed him my own lifetime.
319. 23:00I know how these people love President Trump up until he
320. 23:04beat shoes, shall never be president.
321. 23:07I know it.
322. 23:08I remember all of the rap songs coming up like Trump.
323. 23:11I remember all of that.
324. 23:13So now all of a sudden, now all of a sudden,
325. 23:16so I'm just like, okay, bad move having a dude
326. 23:22on the stage.
327. 23:24The joke, what's in a good joke?
328. 23:28Okay, President Trump didn't say it.
329. 23:34And so the media was going over time and then and then though.
330. 23:39Just yesterday, Mr. Joseph Robin had Biden
331. 23:43made an appearance, ladies and gentlemen.
332. 23:46And he had something to say.
333. 23:48Which I was like, this is amazing to me
334. 23:51to witness this happen.
335. 23:54Mr. Biden has something to say about garbage.
336. 23:57That was a bit more expansive.
337. 23:59Listen to Unwatch clip number one, go.
338. 24:02Or Puerto Rico where I'm in my home state of Delaware,
339. 24:06they're good, decent, honorable people.
340. 24:08The only garbage I see floating out there is just supporters.
341. 24:11Is demonization, as seen as unconditional.
342. 24:15And it's on America.
343. 24:17Oh, work?
344. 24:22So the comedian made a joke about Puerto Rico,
345. 24:24poor taste, bad joke, but he probably,
346. 24:30not probably, shouldn't have done it.
347. 24:33Joe Biden comes out and says,
348. 24:35the only garbage I see is all of President Trump supporters.
349. 24:42The most recent election we know,
350. 24:44there was 74 million Americans.
351. 24:47And this is the thing, on a dime,
352. 24:49I mean, you talking about pirouette,
353. 24:50it looked like a ballerina,
354. 24:52you know, coming out of Alvin Ailey's dance studio,
355. 24:56on a moment's notice on a dime, the same media peer-o-ed it.
356. 25:00Oh, Mr. Biden didn't mean that all Trump supporters
357. 25:04are garbage, he didn't mean that.
358. 25:07Garbage doesn't really mean garbage.
359. 25:09And I was like, wait a minute.
360. 25:11Y'all the same people that were the David Four,
361. 25:14talking about, oh Mr. Trump can't be president, he is.
362. 25:18And then you start, these are putting together,
363. 25:20it's like, wait a minute.
364. 25:21Now I remember, I remember Barrett who's saying,
365. 25:24you know, formerly Barry Sotoro,
366. 25:26They want us to forget that, but you know how you don't know.
367. 25:28I ain't gonna forget that.
368. 25:29Oh, Satoro Hussein Obama,
369. 25:34there was a bitter clinger to their guns and their religion.
370. 25:38Remember that?
371. 25:39Then you had Shihu Shao Neva be president.
372. 25:45And there's a basket of deplorables,
373. 25:47an irredeemable basket of deplorables.
374. 25:51Remember that?
375. 25:53Tim Walz calling people at the rally.
376. 25:55Everybody went to the Trump rally
377. 25:56in Madison Square Garden Nazis.
378. 25:59And then you have Joe Biden, you just say,
379. 26:02hey, you thought that was some whole, whole my screen.
380. 26:06Only Garber Dosti floating around.
381. 26:08Remember, remember, remember, remember,
382. 26:10Barbara?
383. 26:11It's his supporters.
384. 26:12Thanks, so.
385. 26:16And I think I'm looking at it as like,
386. 26:17so one dude is a roast comedian,
387. 26:19and then you know that's what he does.
388. 26:20And then you have, would anyone like to posit
389. 26:24that Mr. Biden was joking?
390. 26:29And again, boy, you should see him.
391. 26:33the crawfish boy. I saw one dude who she was on CNN trying to say,
392. 26:40when Mr. Biden meant he wasn't talking about the supporters ERS, he sent the
393. 26:48supporters had garbage, the supporters apostrophe S. It was clear from listening
394. 26:53to him you could hear the apostrophe.
395. 26:57I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I was one at night, but it wasn't last night. Bobby, have you ever heard an apostrophe? Jeff, what does an apostrophe sound like? Can you give me an example of what an apostrophe sounds like?
396. 27:18and it just I just can't take these people seriously and here's my point you shouldn't take them seriously either
397. 27:29These propagandists are are ridiculous man
398. 27:32You know when I made a captain I said so on one day garbage is garbage then another day garbage is not garbage
399. 27:39He's not garbage
400. 27:42so
401. 27:45and
402. 27:46And it's just so blatantly obvious and in my heart breaks really for people who who consume this legacy media and especially
403. 27:54consuming the sound bite because the purveyors of this smut they know that.
404. 27:57That's why they keep doing these things over and over and over again.
405. 28:01They know it over and over and over again.
406. 28:04But the apologists explaining that.
407. 28:07He didn't really mean that.
408. 28:09I was like, wow.
409. 28:13So I just thought that was.
410. 28:16So Sunday to Tuesday, garbage was garbage, but starting on Wednesday, garbage
411. 28:27isn't garbage. Got it. Got it. Got it.
412. 28:31Mm-hmm. It's just, and it's just a silly time, man. It's just a silly time.
413. 28:37Because you know, you know what I want to have a conversation about more than
414. 28:41who was calling who garbage? Can we talk policy? Can we?
415. 28:47Because we have one person who's campaigning saying that, you know, I want
416. 28:55people to be able to kill unborn children for the entire gestational period.
417. 28:58No limits.
418. 28:59Y'all know my stand.
419. 29:01There's nothing magic about weeks.
420. 29:04Image bearers of God or image bearers of God.
421. 29:08People use the extreme, the exception to justify the rule.
422. 29:14When we literally as a society using murder as birth control, that's unconscionable.
423. 29:21That's unconscionable.
424. 29:23You want to have a conversation?
425. 29:25Let's talk about the current administration literally.
426. 29:29Literally, we were talking earlier this week, Monday, about this Dr. Johanna Olson Kennedy,
427. 29:36having data that shows puberty blockers do not help dysphoric children.
428. 29:41Studies show over and over and over again children that are wrestling with identity ideation,
429. 29:46leave them alone and they go out of it normally.
430. 29:49This woman has data that shows these puberty blockers don't work and she sits on the study
431. 29:53since 2017.
432. 29:54Not a word.
433. 29:57The state of Tennessee passes the law to protect their children.
434. 30:01When we know the science supports that to protect their children from being mutilated,
435. 30:06genetically and chemically-clashed, castrated, the Biden administration intervenes, the Harris
436. 30:10Biden administration intervenes to tell the state of Tennessee and every other state, by
437. 30:15the way, because there are 23 other states that have passed laws that do the same thing.
438. 30:18The enemy is saying, you can't do that.
439. 30:21Let's talk about that.
440. 30:22That's not a joke.
441. 30:23That's not a joke.
442. 30:25This ain't even your business.
443. 30:26the state is trying to protect its citizens,
444. 30:28yet you're so committed to this radical insane agenda
445. 30:31that you're gonna impose your well as the federal government
446. 30:34to try to prevent states from protecting their minor citizens.
447. 30:37Explain that one.
448. 30:39Explain that one.
449. 30:45Let's talk about the economy.
450. 30:46You wanna talk about that?
451. 30:48Let's talk about inflation,
452. 30:50where literally you people have such antipathy
453. 30:53for the American people.
454. 30:54You know families are hurting
455. 30:56from runaway inflation.
456. 30:59You know they're hurting.
457. 31:01Your unpopular green zealotry agenda
458. 31:04wasn't able to be passed legislatively,
459. 31:06but you capitalize on the people's pain
460. 31:10and passed from your own mouths.
461. 31:13Passed this green new deal under the guise,
462. 31:15the banner of inflation reduction.
463. 31:17You wanna talk about disdain for the American people.
464. 31:22Man, that's wicked.
465. 31:24You wanna take the American people's pain
466. 31:26to say, I'm sure you cares about your agenda,
467. 31:28we're gonna advance our agenda.
468. 31:30Both of them admitted it.
469. 31:32Biden said, man, we should've just called
470. 31:34named it what it was.
471. 31:36Kamala Harris said,
472. 31:38this is evidence of my commitment
473. 31:39that my values haven't changed.
474. 31:42We use the inflation reduction act
475. 31:43to set up all these green new deal benchmarks.
476. 31:49That bothers me a whole lot more than a joke.
477. 31:53That's evil.
478. 31:56We can go down the line.
479. 31:59Immigration anyone?
480. 32:04Foreign policy anyone?
481. 32:08Taxation, free speech.
482. 32:10Free exercise of religion.
483. 32:12Anyone?
484. 32:16This is crazy town that we're in, and we've gotten here.
485. 32:22It's only one way forward.
486. 32:30Those who belong to Christ Jesus
487. 32:32have nailed the passions and desires
488. 32:34of their sinful nature to His cross,
489. 32:36and crucified them there.
490. 32:38Since we are living by the Spirit,
491. 32:40let us follow the Spirit's leading
492. 32:42in every part of our lives.
493. 32:44Galatians 5, 24 through 25.
494. 32:47American Family Radio.
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496. 33:01are available at aFR.net.
497. 33:04Back to the Hamilton Corner on American Family Radio.
498. 33:08Welcome back to the Hamilton Corner.
499. 33:11You wanna talk substance?
500. 33:12I mentioned foreign policy.
501. 33:15Anybody remember the Abraham Accords?
502. 33:18Here we are standing at the precipice of World War III,
503. 33:23yet when Mr. Trump was in office,
504. 33:26what people never dreamed could happen,
505. 33:28the United States first and foremost moves its embassy,
506. 33:31moves our embassy from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem, acknowledging it as the enduring capital for
507. 33:39Israel. The world said it couldn't be done. All kind of these are gonna happen. Not a
508. 33:45people. And then he not only moves the US embassy to Jerusalem, then he moves forward
509. 33:52getting Arab nations to, to agree in a sense to Israel's right to exist as a nation. The
510. 34:07The United Emirates Bahrain, Morocco, Sudan, moving Saudi Arabia to formally ignite, but
511. 34:24they don't want to have a conversation about substance.
512. 34:28Instead, the Harris Biden administration, no, re rejoins the JCPOA sends billions of dollars
513. 34:36to Iran and all it just so happens to coincidentally be followed by Hamas attacking Israel, attacking
514. 34:44Israel directly on every policy front domestically, internationally. But you don't want to have
515. 35:06a conversation about that. They don't want to have a conversation about this is why they
516. 35:11don't want to have substantive conversation. This is why when you have a real serious
517. 35:15conversation questions asked the responses where I grew up in the middle class family.
518. 35:22You're campaigning on turning the page. Or what will you do differently from the Biden
519. 35:27mission. Nothing comes to mind. Nothing comes to mind. That's not a red flag. That's not a
520. 35:33pause for you. You're saying that we need to change. We need to turn the page. We need
521. 35:38something new yet you're in office now, which the obvious question to anybody who's paying
522. 35:45attention that all the stuff you say you want to do. Why are you doing it? Why aren't you doing
523. 35:50it now? Then not only that. Okay. Let's even avoid what you want, what you haven't done.
524. 35:57saying we need to make changes going forward. What would you do differently than what has been done?
525. 36:01Nothing comes to mind. Nothing.
526. 36:05Well, obviously I'm not Joe Biden.
527. 36:09Okay. The same Joe Biden you said was perfectly fine. Fit is a fiddle. Ready to run.
528. 36:20Do you regret that? No, I don't regret it. Then why are you running?
529. 36:24Just I'm sorry. It's stupid town. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I cannot abide this.
530. 36:31This cannot abide it.
531. 36:38And this is where we are.
532. 36:44It's the hostility towards Israel from the Harris-Biden
533. 36:47administration that emboldened Iran and his proxies.
534. 36:54Iran and his proxies think they're in a strong position because they expect the
535. 36:58Harris-Biden administration to kind of lean on Israel.
536. 37:03It's crazy town, guys.
537. 37:08Again, another one.
538. 37:10You want to talk about it?
539. 37:11It's insane.
540. 37:13I share with you all the, let me check my clip,
541. 37:17let's see, I will get to that.
542. 37:18I shared with you all the fact that the State of Virginia
543. 37:25initiated policy years ago predating Glenyunken's
544. 37:28administration that required Bobby Zoll's
545. 37:34dumping grounds to remove illegal voters from the roles,
546. 37:39the voting roles, to date under Glenyunken,
547. 37:421600 people they are about have been removed.
548. 37:44I explain the procedure to you.
549. 37:48The state of Virginia has has procedures,
550. 37:50including getting driver's license and things of that nature,
551. 37:52to where applicants have the wherewithal
552. 37:54to identify themselves as citizens or non-citizens.
553. 37:57If they identify themselves as non-citizens
554. 37:59or refuse to identify themselves as citizens,
555. 38:03that information is sent to the voter registration department.
556. 38:08The voter registration department contacts these people
557. 38:10and say, hey, when you filled out X form,
558. 38:14You didn't affirm your citizenship.
559. 38:16Please come in and can provide proof of citizenship
560. 38:19so that you can maintain your position on the voter rolls.
561. 38:23More than three different communications
562. 38:24before they're removed.
563. 38:25Literally that's the process in Virginia.
564. 38:28The process begins by people identifying themselves
565. 38:31as non-citizens.
566. 38:33The state of Virginia following its laws
567. 38:35said we're gonna remove these people from the rolls.
568. 38:39The Harris-Biden Department of Justice filed a lawsuit.
569. 38:42Just like they intervened in Tennessee,
570. 38:45They intervened in Virginia saying that, oh no,
571. 38:50you can't do this, it is too close to an election
572. 38:54to do so.
573. 38:57And they say within 90 days,
574. 38:59but they didn't file the lawsuit 90 days prior to it.
575. 39:02Like they wait until 30 days.
576. 39:03I wonder why they waited so long, Mr. Rosa.
577. 39:09Expecting to have a favorable disposition
578. 39:11from a federal district court in Virginia.
579. 39:14The federal district court ruled that Governor Glenn Yunken
580. 39:17was illegally removing people from the rules.
581. 39:21Not to be deterred, Glenn Yunken in the Attorney General of Virginia, Jason Miarres, filed an
582. 39:27emergency appeal to the United States Supreme Court, and guess what happened today?
583. 39:32I know y'all want to know what happened today.
584. 39:36The United States Supreme Court today ruled 6-3 that the federal district court ruling
585. 39:42has to be stayed and the state of Virginia can continue their process of removing illegal
586. 39:49voters from their roles until the issue can be further addressed at the appellate court.
587. 39:56But that certainly put a big wrench in the Harris Biden administration's plan because
588. 40:03you tell me what is the opposite?
589. 40:06What are they communicating to the American people if the state of Virginia said we are
590. 40:10moving non-citizens from the voter rolls?
591. 40:15The Harris Biden administration said, oh, you can't do that.
592. 40:18We want those non-citizens to stay on the voter rolls.
593. 40:21Heh heh heh heh heh.
594. 40:23And combine that with there's a vote in Congress to pass a bill to keep illegal aliens from
595. 40:29voting and Democrats in Congress voted against it.
596. 40:31What are they telling American people?
597. 40:33Oh, I know I know what's already illegal for illegal aliens to vote in federal court, right?
598. 40:38Heh heh heh heh heh.
599. 40:39Why do we have people on two different fronts fighting for the right for illegal people to
600. 40:46participate in federal elections?
601. 40:47Y'all, y'all help me, help me understand.
602. 40:50So today, six to three, the Supreme Court ruled that the district court judge needs to back back,
603. 41:00give me 50 feet, Virginia can do what Virginia is doing, and it's not going to have time before
604. 41:07the election November 5th, next Tuesday, to have this. I can't believe that these are the things
605. 41:17that we're debating. These are the things that we're debating. You are literally fighting
606. 41:21For illegal aliens to vote, remember the process is just explained.
607. 41:27This is why you have to read this stuff and get into the policies and not just listen to the media.
608. 41:31Because when the media wants you to hear, they say, oh, some of these people might have become citizens
609. 41:35and you're trying to keep in front of voter rolls. What is the policy of Virginia?
610. 41:39You're notified by the state. All you have to do is bring in proof of your citizenship
611. 41:44and guess what happens? You get to vote! Crazy! But this is where we are.
612. 41:55Which is why, I'm telling guys can't make this stuff up. I know people think I make this stuff up but I don't.
613. 42:01But I don't just last week at CNN's Town Hall.
614. 42:06Kamala Harris is there.
615. 42:08She talked about her desire,
616. 42:09concerned in the US Supreme Court.
617. 42:10Listen to him watch this.
618. 42:12This is last week, y'all.
619. 42:13Last week, clip number three.
620. 42:16Go.
621. 42:23That's terrible.
622. 42:25That's what it says.
623. 42:26Not that one. Not that one.
624. 42:28Is that not number three?
625. 42:30That's this evening.
626. 42:33I appreciate that you did acknowledge that we are a country that is faced with
627. 42:36problems and issues with the Supreme Court being plagued with issues.
628. 42:40Would you be in favor of expanding the court to say 12?
629. 42:44So each justice has only one circuit court
630. 42:47other than chief justice to assist in making judgments
631. 42:50more balanced.
632. 42:51Well, to your point, there is no question
633. 42:55that the American people increasingly
634. 42:57are losing confidence in the Supreme Court.
635. 42:59And in large part because of the behavior
636. 43:02of certain members of that court,
637. 43:03and because of certain rulings,
638. 43:05including the Dobbs decision and taking away
639. 43:08a precedent that had been in place for 50 years,
640. 43:11protecting a woman's right to make decisions about her own body.
641. 43:14So I do believe that there should be some kind of reform of the court,
642. 43:18and we can study what that actually looks like.
643. 43:21Thank you, that's all.
644. 43:25People are losing confidence in the court.
645. 43:29So her answer is,
646. 43:32oh, yeah, let's pack it.
647. 43:33Let's add members to the court.
648. 43:35God, this is so mind-boggling to me.
649. 43:38Because did you hear any Democrats complaining about
650. 43:41The court needed to be reformed before Rome was overturned.
651. 43:48No, no, no, no.
652. 43:49When Democrats were imposing policy on the American people,
653. 43:53because legislation wasn't being passed,
654. 43:55policy is being imposed on the American people through the US Supreme Court.
655. 43:59It's not until you have a different composition of the court,
656. 44:02even when Rome was intact.
657. 44:04Did you ever see conservatives and Christians saying,
658. 44:07hey, we need to change the makeup of the court?
659. 44:09No, you never saw that.
660. 44:11yet yet this is what always happens guys this dates back to fdr
661. 44:16if the are who saw himself as an american version
662. 44:22of the european central planners who wanted to run the entirety of the american
663. 44:28government
664. 44:29through a central planning system the supreme court said you can't do that
665. 44:34after you are this is america we have a separation of powers
666. 44:36you can be the executive branch the legislative branch and the judicial branch
667. 44:40After y'all said, man, I'm popular.
668. 44:42I'm gonna get the American people to agree
669. 44:43to amend the Constitution so I can add more justices
670. 44:45to the court.
671. 44:46And then the judges blinked and began to capitulate
672. 44:49to allow all kind of things that the founders never intended.
673. 44:55When this is the, I had to say it this way,
674. 44:58but this is the truth.
675. 44:58When Democrats can't win, they wanna change the rules.
676. 45:02Remember, the filibuster applied to everything
677. 45:05until Harry Reid.
678. 45:06Harry Reid is the one to say, you know what?
679. 45:08We wanna make sure Democrat presidential nominated judges
680. 45:11make their way into the federal bench.
681. 45:13So we're going to get rid of the filibuster for district courts and appellate courts.
682. 45:18That's literally what Harry Reid did.
683. 45:20Then Mitch McConnell says, oh, all right, well, we'll do it for the Supreme Court.
684. 45:24No, you can't do that.
685. 45:28Which people forget if Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg would have simply retired during the Obama
686. 45:33years, that wouldn't have been any opportunity for Mitch McConnell to do what he did at the
687. 45:42end of the Obama years.
688. 45:44But there was because of that.
689. 45:47So then they're up in arms.
690. 45:48And so now because they're upset,
691. 45:54because they want to change, same thing with Tim Wals.
692. 45:56Oh, we lose electoral college,
693. 45:57that's give it electoral college.
694. 46:00Why not continue to compete,
695. 46:01compete and appeal to the American people?
696. 46:04You know what I do that, they want to change the rules.
697. 46:06So here you have,
698. 46:07so Kamala Harris in this interview,
699. 46:11she says she agrees that this woman says,
700. 46:14let's change the judges from nine to 12.
701. 46:16You know what that's gonna create?
702. 46:20No room for a tie-breaking vote.
703. 46:21And she says, we're going to have more balanced rulings.
704. 46:28Man, get out of here.
705. 46:30Get out of here.
706. 46:33The courts are not supposed to be doing all our legislation no way.
707. 46:38But you heard just last week, guys, Kamala Harris affirmed the notion she used the term,
708. 46:42yes, the court needs to be reformed.
709. 46:45The term reform in the court is code for her agreeing that she believes the court should
710. 46:49be packed.
711. 46:51What do I mean by court packing increased the number of federal judges so that
712. 46:59What they hope to be a Democrat president will be able to nominate
713. 47:04More judicious not more judges to the US Supreme Court to change the makeup of the court ideologically
714. 47:12Miss me with all the consternation over jokes. Let's talk about these policy things
715. 47:21Do you want somebody in the Oval Office who wants to pack the court or not?
716. 47:25Do you want somebody who's going to uphold free speech?
717. 47:28You do know Kamala Harris and Tim Walls, they believe free speech should be curtailed.
718. 47:33Barack Obama's former secretary of state John Kerry said that our first amendment prohibits
719. 47:40the government from being able to hammer out opinions that they don't like.
720. 47:44Do you want free speech or not?
721. 47:46Do you want the free capacity to exercise our religion?
722. 47:49You want Jack Phillips to be able to conduct his business consistent with his confidence
723. 47:53and his faith in God?
724. 47:56Do you want somebody in the Oval Office who will advocate for the Abraham Accords or who
725. 48:00will fund the number one state sponsor of terror in Iran?
726. 48:06Do you want somebody who's going to support Israel or oppose Israel?
727. 48:09Do you want somebody who wants unfettered capacity to terror unborn child limb from limb
728. 48:14for the entire gestational period?
729. 48:18You want somebody who wants sex changes for inmates paid for with taxpayer dollars?
730. 48:24Guys these are the things that are substantive, that are worth consideration and dialogue.
731. 48:33The views and opinions expressed in this broadcast may not necessarily reflect those of the American
732. 48:38Family Association or American Family Radio.