From papas fritas sous chef at the golden arches to sanitation engineer, the 2024 presidential campaign has been unlike any other we’ve seen.

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1. 0:00Darkness is not an affirmative force.
2. 0:03It simply reoccupies the space vacated by the light.
3. 0:06This is the Hamilton Corner on American Family Radio.
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11. 0:33Good evening, everybody.
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13. 0:39Few more days.
14. 0:42I am so grateful you've joined the program.
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21. 1:04without you. And so I just want to express my gratitude to you for that and for most importantly
22. 1:12for God allowing all of us to have this time here together. At this very moment, many of you,
23. 1:18if not most of you are making your transition from your part time jobs where you generate an income
24. 1:22to your full time jobs where you cultivate an outcome. And as you do so, I want to remind you
25. 1:27to do it with intentionality, understanding the primacy that God places on family as the first
26. 1:38of the human institutions that he established before there was an order of priests and order of
27. 1:43prophets, modern generations of civil government. Let me say that again. Modern iterations of civil
28. 1:48government, God ordained the family. We are continuing our fast, not only fasting and praying, not
29. 1:58not only through election day, but through the day after.
30. 2:01Because this is what we need to be focused upon,
31. 2:04no matter what happens on November 5th,
32. 2:07no matter how long the counting may take.
33. 2:12It's not amazing.
34. 2:15You know, if you're talking about
35. 2:16make America healthy again, make America great,
36. 2:19how about we make America holy?
37. 2:21That's what I would like to see.
38. 2:25Make America godly.
39. 2:29The heart of Americans turned to the Lord.
40. 2:32That's what we need.
41. 2:33our greatest and most desperate need. As I mentioned, I didn't mention this today yet.
42. 2:40I'm Abraham Hamilton III, host of The Program joined by the Corner Contingent, right across
43. 2:45I was from me, my man a 100 gram, mister Bobby,
44. 2:48a-ra-a-ra- role.
45. 2:52Had to give you three octaves on that when you know
46. 2:53how to give a stop and start.
47. 2:57We got produce extraordinaire,
48. 2:58the real Jay Mac often imitate and never duplicate
49. 3:01is in the building and we got an extra in the screening room.
50. 3:03He ain't trying to be on the show but we got Brick
51. 3:05put him in a basket.
52. 3:08Brick put him in the basket baby,
53. 3:10Steph Curry got nut FS unscrewing
54. 3:12and got nothing on into my splash brother.
55. 3:13This the splash grandpa.
56. 3:18He's hanging out in the screening room, but we're ready to rock and roll with the day tradition of
57. 3:21the program. Man, God is good. God is good. And his goodness is not contingent upon my perception
58. 3:29of it. His goodness is not contingent upon a circumstantial evaluation. God is good because it
59. 3:35is intrinsic to his nature. Goodness is who he is. It is who he is. I would implore you
60. 3:43to set your course to cry out to the law for our nation.
61. 3:47What's going on in your neck of the woods?
62. 3:51I'm gonna open the phone lines.
63. 3:54And the final segment I wanna ask those of you I know,
64. 3:57cause we've gotten to the,
65. 3:58if we don't have election day anymore,
66. 3:59we have election season, you know.
67. 4:02And I know many, many, many people
68. 4:08have participated in early voting.
69. 4:10I just wanna get a feel from you
70. 4:12where things are, if you have voted,
71. 4:15I want to get a sense from you, get a feel from you,
72. 4:17what you're seeing where you are.
73. 4:19I have a story I want to share from one locale
74. 4:22that I thought, huh, in that convenient.
75. 4:25I can already tell you now Bobby's gonna turn red.
76. 4:27Heh heh heh heh heh.
77. 4:29You gonna turn red, Bobby, I'm just telling you,
78. 4:31get ready, it's gonna happen.
79. 4:33But let's turn to the word of God.
80. 4:34This verse has been echoing in my heart.
81. 4:38Habakkuk chapter two, verse 14.
82. 4:40This one verse I've explained before,
83. 4:43to the context, Habakkuk was a prophet, who ministered to the southern kingdom of Judah
84. 4:52shortly before the Babylonian siege and ultimate conquest and exile transpired.
85. 4:59And it is one of the books.
86. 5:01It's amazing what the Lord records for our benefit, a dialogue that he has with Habakkuk
87. 5:07started by Habakkuk.
88. 5:09He is witnessing the degradation and the spirit to decline and the demonstrable moral
89. 5:15declined to the privity that was ripe, rife in Judah at the time.
90. 5:19And he began to cry out to the Lord, Lord, why do you cause my eyes to see?
91. 5:23Why do you, why do I, why do I, why do I see all of this?
92. 5:26It seems like nobody else is concerned, or at least not many seem to be concerned.
93. 5:31And the Lord starts conversing back and forth with Habakkukkuk.
94. 5:36In chapter two, this is as this dialogue is going forward.
95. 5:42The Lord has revealed to Habakkukkukkuk.
96. 5:45Well, I see what's going on as well.
97. 5:46not that I'm slack, I'm just patient, but long suffering is not forever suffering.
98. 5:52And there's a, there's something coming and it's coming from Babylon. So he, he reveals that specifically
99. 5:57to Habakkuk. And his revelation to Habakkuk causes God's revelation to Habakkuk causes him at one point
100. 6:07in this, in this prophetic writing to, to make this remark. If you're watching this show, you
101. 6:13You already see the verse on your screen.
102. 6:16For those who are just listening,
103. 6:17I'm gonna read it for you.
104. 6:17Habakkuk chapter two, verse 14.
105. 6:20And this is what Habakkuk said,
106. 6:23in light of what God was revealing to him.
107. 6:26It was almost like, oh my goodness, Lord, I didn't see.
108. 6:30And then he says this,
109. 6:31back in chapter two, verse 14,
110. 6:33for the earth will be filled with the knowledge
111. 6:38of the glory of the Lord as the waters cover the sea.
112. 6:42Well, the earth will be filled with the knowledge of the glory of the Lord as the waters cover
113. 6:50the sea.
114. 6:52Now, this is something that Habakkuk exclaims in the face of all of what he's witnessing because
115. 6:58God is showing him how he's going to respond.
116. 7:02And Habakkuk is in awe of God yet again.
117. 7:07In this verse, it's just echoing in my heart because it is the truth.
118. 7:13The earth will be filled with the knowledge of the glory of the Lord.
119. 7:19The question that immediately comes to my heart is whether or not I will be a proponent of this
120. 7:27ubiquitous knowledge or would this ubiquitous knowledge transpire in spite of me?
121. 7:38Will I be a part of propounding knowledge of the Lord to fill the earth as the water
122. 7:48discovers the sea, or will this transpire in spite of me?
123. 7:57I have been talking about our response after the election
124. 8:03because no doubt about it, we're at a critical juncture.
125. 8:06But I strongly believe one of the major things God
126. 8:09is endeavoring to do is to get the attention of the believer,
127. 8:13is to capture our attention, to refine
128. 8:17and to reformat us to his job one.
129. 8:24There are a lot of things we've done in the name of the Lord,
130. 8:27but I'm not so sure a lot of the things
131. 8:29that the Professor of Body of Christ in America
132. 8:31has done in the name of the Lord,
133. 8:32has actually been ordained by the Lord.
134. 8:37We can do a lot of things in his name.
135. 8:40There's one thing in particular he said that we are to do,
136. 8:42that is to make disciples.
137. 8:45Disciple making includes the cultivation
138. 8:47of a comprehensive biblical worldview,
139. 8:49all of Christ for all of life.
140. 8:56That people asking questions,
141. 8:57and I'm sickened by the conversation.
142. 9:01I was accused of the behavior of one issue of voter,
143. 9:03all you care about is unborn babies.
144. 9:04I said, that's not all I care about,
145. 9:06but I sure will learn a lot about a person.
146. 9:09If they hear a callus toward the most vulnerable,
147. 9:13I know a lot about a person based on how they perceive
148. 9:16the elderly, how you respond to the elderly,
149. 9:19how do you navigate the infirmed?
150. 9:23And then we've talked before about the reality,
151. 9:26what is the significance of Liberty
152. 9:30in the pursuit of happiness if we don't have life?
153. 9:34If we don't have life.
154. 9:37Well, are you equally concerned about,
155. 9:40they call it racism, you know,
156. 9:41I describe it as skin color based partiality.
157. 9:43Yes, I am equally concerned about skin color based partiality,
158. 9:47but they are not the same in terms of vulnerability.
159. 9:50When you talk about unborn babies,
160. 9:52they have no capacity to defend themselves.
161. 9:54They have no capacity to start a campaign.
162. 9:57They can't lobby this, legislators,
163. 9:58They can't organize allies.
164. 10:02They can do none of that.
165. 10:06Those who have been,
166. 10:11who suffered because of ethnic skin color-based partiality,
167. 10:17they have an opportunity to respond.
168. 10:19And then you have the question,
169. 10:21there are people who are partial,
170. 10:22but their partiality can't do nothing to me.
171. 10:26I'm not naive enough to think there's nobody that's partial.
172. 10:33You know, I had a situation, my wife and I was doing something
173. 10:34with shopping for something.
174. 10:36And even no doubt, the people discounted me
175. 10:38because of what we look like.
176. 10:39No problem.
177. 10:40And when I'm saying what we look like,
178. 10:41I don't know if it was getting colored or not.
179. 10:44I was very casual.
180. 10:46Then I heard some other folks say,
181. 10:49hey, do you know what that is?
182. 10:50Buh-buh-buh-buh-blah.
183. 10:51And then all of a sudden it's a completely different attitude.
184. 10:53But that partiality, yeah.
185. 10:56I'll tell you the full story later, Bobby.
186. 10:58But the partiality didn't hurt me.
187. 10:59That's what I'm saying.
188. 11:00That was that problem.
189. 11:04So yes, they're equally sinful,
190. 11:08but they're not equal in terms of the impact
191. 11:10on the people subjugated to those sins.
192. 11:12That makes sense?
193. 11:14Just like, somebody who lies on you is a lot different
194. 11:17than somebody who takes a gun and blows your head off.
195. 11:20I mean, come on, man, let's get out of this stupid,
196. 11:23stupid thinking that it is political partisanship
197. 11:26and dare I say idolatry even amongst professors,
198. 11:29professors, believers that would have you to say,
199. 11:31well, don't you think skin color based partiality
200. 11:34just as bad as abortion?
201. 11:37Equally sinful, yes, but not equal in this impact
202. 11:39on the person victimized by it.
203. 11:42Because there are a lot of people who are partial
204. 11:43And they just evil and sinful, but they can't hurt me.
205. 11:46They can't hurt you.
206. 11:51Anyway, but what's happened is that we've allowed
207. 11:56in many instances, I've been saying this over and over,
208. 11:59in many instances, we've allowed our context
209. 12:00to manipulate us away from, full-throated, robust,
210. 12:06foundational commitment to God above all.
211. 12:11It's Jesus over everything, over everything.
212. 12:17And it's because of that.
213. 12:20No matter what transpires next week, should the Lord Terry,
214. 12:27and he allows us to continue inhaling and exhaling his oxygen,
215. 12:31there is more faithfulness he desires from you and I.
216. 12:35Will we be a part of this?
217. 12:39For the earth of the Lord will be filled with the knowledge
218. 12:42of the glory of the Lord, as the waters cover the sea.
219. 12:50For the earth will be filled with the knowledge
220. 12:55of the glory of the Lord, as the waters cover the sea.
221. 13:04There's work before us brothers and sisters.
222. 13:07There is much, much, much work to be done.
223. 13:11Much of it starts right at home, man.
224. 13:14Right at home.
225. 13:16Many of you listening to me, you listening to me now,
226. 13:19you know, if we have young children in a home, man,
227. 13:26that's gonna fly by, that time it's gonna fly by.
228. 13:32And we'll wake up one day, and I was talking to my wife,
229. 13:38You know, I are two oldest children, they're taller than my wife now.
230. 13:4112 and 13 years old.
231. 13:46My wife is like five, five.
232. 13:49My 12-year-old daughter and my 13-year-old son, they're both taller than my wife.
233. 13:57I had the privilege on my son, turn 13.
234. 14:01I took him on a trip, just he and I.
235. 14:04And we talked, I said, son, you realize, most of your adolescence is behind you.
236. 14:13Your time of being a minority, more of that is behind you than before you.
237. 14:19We talked about the scripture when I was a child, I thought it was a child.
238. 14:21I spoke with a child.
239. 14:22I reason as a child.
240. 14:23But now that a man, I put child as things behind you.
241. 14:26And he said, daddy, you know, I never thought of that.
242. 14:28I said, son, my job is to train you to be a man.
243. 14:30I want you to enjoy your adolescence.
244. 14:31But my job is to train you to be a man, a man of God.
245. 14:37And so I want to make sure you have a proper framing
246. 14:40of where you are in life.
247. 14:42You should be aspiring towards maturation.
248. 14:46And I'm grateful to testify, man.
249. 14:48He's taking that, he's running with that.
250. 14:51I got three more boys coming behind him.
251. 14:53And I got two girls behind him.
252. 15:05Shining light into the darkness.
253. 15:08This is the Hamilton Corner, an American family radio.
254. 15:11Welcome back to the Hamilton Corner,
255. 15:13Abraham Hamilton the third here.
256. 15:17Boy, I'm telling you this has been
257. 15:19a presidential election cycle like no other,
258. 15:22at least none that I've seen.
259. 15:25Oh, Jeff, you got me on this screen.
260. 15:27Look like I dipped my forehead in Crisco again.
261. 15:30Why you ain't telling me my forehead was shiny, man?
262. 15:33You ain't gonna say nothing.
263. 15:34You letting me go and y'all is shiny.
264. 15:36I'm telling you, that's how you know people care about you.
265. 15:38You know, you have people, you know, sisters walking around,
266. 15:41thinking they looking fly, they got lipstick all in their teeth.
267. 15:44And nobody telling them anything.
268. 15:45And they're just smiling, they just smiling.
269. 15:51They got all kind of, by cuspids, discolored and all.
270. 15:56Insights are all muddied up.
271. 15:58And nobody's here to think, man, this man let me come on the camera.
272. 16:04Look like I dip my head in some.
273. 16:10But I'm telling you, with friends like this,
274. 16:14just looking my forehead looking like a mirror you can you can see your reflection on the screen if you watch in this
275. 16:22Where's gonna be it's gonna be shiny now. I can't I don't have a break now after going white my forehead in the break
276. 16:30But now I'm talking about this electro cycle and it's hilarious so yesterday I played the audio and I showed the video for you of
277. 16:39of
278. 16:41Just you know, I played the hinge cliff the rose comedians joke, you know as I said yesterday
279. 16:47Table terrible decision by the Trump team. It's a joke. It's a bad joke. All right. That's what it is then
280. 16:57Then mr. Robin that hold my ice cream
281. 17:00The only garbage I see is his supporters take over
282. 17:04so so
283. 17:06He calling everybody who supports the man
284. 17:08Garbage. Oh boy. Well in the closing, making the closing arguments for this election,
285. 17:19President Trump was in Wisconsin and he had a rally in Green Bay, Wisconsin. I'm sure they,
286. 17:27they glad they don't have your own Rogers there anymore. But anyway, that's, that's another word.
287. 17:33Tell me why. Somebody explained to me why. Why? President Trump rolls up to his rally. He gets
288. 17:42off the jet and he hops into a garbage truck. Man, I was drinking some tea when I saw that
289. 17:54I almost spit out my tea. This man is in a vest commonly worn by sanitation engineers.
290. 18:01He's in the white garbage truck with Trump on his side. Then he has a press conference
291. 18:08from the garbage truck. But that was funny. I'll give you a sneak, a little glimpse of
292. 18:15that it's clip number one clip number one go how do you like my garbage truck
293. 18:20this truck is in honor of Kamala and Joe Biden how do you like my garbage truck
294. 18:33my garbage truck gets amazing the greatest garbage truck I've ever seen it's in
295. 18:38light of Kamala is that how you say Jeff Kamala Kamalat is it Kamalat is it
296. 18:44Camellia I don't know and you want to have to know much longer after the next
297. 18:48I'll tell you what's gonna be a great deal. I'll tell you Kamala and Joe Biden. He doesn't know where he is. I know he doesn't know
298. 18:56Where he is
299. 18:57He doesn't know I don't know no one cares. I wish him the best though. I think he doesn't want Kamala to win
300. 19:05He doesn't like her
301. 19:07Very mean very mean very nasty
302. 19:10And if you thought that was it I thought this man is hilarious
303. 19:17That was funny. I don't care who you are and I know they will never admit this
304. 19:22But I know there was some Democrat staffers some camel a hair of staff is like
305. 19:31Done it he went to Mickey D's he didn't went to the Golden Arches
306. 19:35They sit not the mean someone come on and never worked in McDonald's you work at McDowell's
307. 19:44They have to go to the arches we have to go to the arches he done it again, and they thought that was it. Oh, no
308. 19:52But wait, there's more my man took the stage at his rally in Wisconsin
309. 19:58wearing the vest wearing the vest. Oh man, this is funny. And then he told he
310. 20:05explained how he came to the decision to wear the vest on stage, listen to and watch
311. 20:11clip number two go. And then I got in the car and I'm driving over here and I
312. 20:17have this still on and I come into the arena and I say where's my jacket? I want
313. 20:23to get out of this thing and they said it would be unbelievable if you could wear
314. 20:29I said, and I said, no way.
315. 20:45I got 25,000 people standing outside.
316. 20:48I got all these people here.
317. 20:50There's no way I'm wearing it on stage.
318. 20:52They said, oh, okay, sir.
319. 20:54I said, get me my jacket.
320. 20:55But if you did, you know, it actually makes you look thinner.
321. 21:00I said, and they got me.
322. 21:05I said, I want to wear it on stage.
323. 21:07When they said, I looked thinner.
324. 21:10I said, in that case, I'll wear it on stage.
325. 21:14I may never wear a blue jacket again. I may go I may go in this I said that that was my
326. 21:30That was the word that was the key so you look thinner
327. 21:33So anyways, I don't get who you are as funny. That's funny again
328. 21:41It's a billionaire who is being relatable self-deprecating, you know
329. 21:51That's funny and it just it just again shows such a stark contrast
330. 21:55because I'm not even gonna have to say let's just say she has a difficult time
331. 22:02relating to people and regular she might have started out well I want this
332. 22:05because I grew up in the middle class family that that that was funny he said
333. 22:14oh it makes me look thinner that was the case oh my goodness that was funny that
334. 22:24was just funny all right moving on this this is the part that's what this is
335. 22:32This is the part of the program where Bobby turns red.
336. 22:34We should probably have to offer someone a lower third.
337. 22:36And this portion of the program is brought to you by
338. 22:39Bobby's face changing shades of color.
339. 22:41He's like, why are you saying?
340. 22:45I know he doesn't know what I'm about to say.
341. 22:48Colorado, heard of that place?
342. 22:49Yeah, that's the state.
343. 22:52Yeah, yeah, nothing big happened there except
344. 22:57Colorado Secretary of State inadvertently, she would say.
345. 23:04Her name is Griswold Jenna Griswold Secretary of State Jenna Griswold has
346. 23:11Said inadvertently this is not intentional mr. Rosa calm down
347. 23:15She inadvertently posted
348. 23:20passwords to all 64 counties voting machines on
349. 23:24the website on the web and it's been there for a month and in fact in fact the
350. 23:32passwords for
351. 23:35Voting machines. I'm sorry. Did I say 64 counties 63 of the 64 counties in Colorado?
352. 23:41They've been up on the web for over a month. Yeah
353. 23:49Yeah
354. 23:50That's a great question
355. 23:54That's a great question Bobby asked why are the voting machines?
356. 24:00Connected to the web well the machines aren't well
357. 24:03I don't know if they are they're not but what was posted is spreadsheet data that includes the
358. 24:09passwords to access the voting machines. Listen to and watch this report from local news in Colorado.
359. 24:18It is clip number three. Go. Passwords for Colorado's voting systems were posted online for anyone to
360. 24:26see for months. If you knew where to look, Democratic Secretary of State, Jenna Griswell's office,
361. 24:31apparently posted them online by accident. Griswell's office found out last Thursday and had not told
362. 24:38the county clerks who actually run elections.
363. 24:41Then the Colorado Republican Party went public today demanding that Griswalt secure those
364. 24:45voting machines.
365. 24:47Here's Marshall's Eleanor.
366. 24:49The Colorado Secretary of State's office is required to maintain a spreadsheet of certified
367. 24:53voting systems for each county.
368. 24:55That's this list.
369. 24:56At the bottom of any spreadsheet, you can have multiple tabs.
370. 25:00You can also hide a tab.
371. 25:02But if you post the raw spreadsheet to a public website, apparently anyone can also unhide the
372. 25:07tab.
373. 25:08happened and apparently revealed one set of passwords for voting computers in Colorado.
374. 25:13Next confirmed this with the Secretary of State's office today, but we learned about it this morning
375. 25:17in an email blast from the Colorado Republican Party. The passwords had been up for months without
376. 25:23it being known. They're not giving the warming fuzzies. Not laughing because it's funny.
377. 25:33Not laughing because it's funny. And they wonder why people say why don't we use paper ballots?
378. 25:40So, and again, I am not going to endeavor to determine what was in Secretary of State
379. 25:52Griswold's heart when her office posted this information to the website, to the web, but
380. 25:58it's been on the web for over two months.
381. 26:02And the thing that's wild when her office learned about it, they didn't even tell the
382. 26:08election's office, didn't say anything.
383. 26:11And it took the Republican Party in the state to publicize the information and get them to
384. 26:17respond. Anybody who knows who knows how to work excel knows how to hit unhide for fields
385. 26:26that are available. Of course, with no forthcoming from the Secretary of State's office, it took
386. 26:35the State Republican Party to bring this issue to light for Colorado voters. But once the
387. 26:41issue is brought to light, the Secretary of State's office says, oh, yeah, yeah. But this
388. 26:47This leaked information does not pose, this is the quote from their response in writing,
389. 26:51quote, does not pose an immediate security threat to Colorado's elections, does not pose
390. 27:01the threat.
391. 27:04That's what they say, Bobby.
392. 27:05Doesn't pose the threat.
393. 27:10They went on to explain that the voting machines in the state of Colorado and all of the counties,
394. 27:15they require two passwords to access the passwords are kept in separate places.
395. 27:20There was only one of the two passwords necessary to access each machine.
396. 27:24You have to have two passwords and someone to access them in person or to access them.
397. 27:28You know, I hope that's true.
398. 27:30I really, I genuinely hope that is true.
399. 27:38But are we supposed to just take their word for it?
400. 27:45Is there not a way to confirm whether or not that is true?
401. 27:51In these things, it, it, it, and I'm out to play something next to you from Colorado.
402. 27:55I mean, this do when after Secretary of State Griswold, he literally called for her to resign
403. 28:00on the air, literally. And in this reporter, I don't know his politics, but things like this
404. 28:10happen all too often on Secretary of State's Griswolds watch. I don't feel good. If I was
405. 28:21a Coloradoan, I don't feel good knowing that the voting machines to every county's voting
406. 28:27machine, step one, 63 out of 64, it's been on the web for months, for months, for months.
407. 28:34And I'm supposed to just oh sure I was just asking just coin coinceting
408. 28:43That's kind of a big deal. Isn't it? Well this reporter he was none too pleased
409. 28:52I can say his name Kyle
410. 28:59We'll have his name in a moment, but he he was not pleased with Secretary of State Griswold
411. 29:05Listen to his
412. 29:07interesting
413. 29:09interview a portion of it with the Secretary of State.
414. 29:12It's clip number four, clip number four, go.
415. 29:15A final question, this is not the first time
416. 29:18that your office has made mistakes
417. 29:20that have damaged voters' confidence in our elections.
418. 29:23In 2022, your office sent out mailers
419. 29:26to 30,000 non-citizens inviting them to register to vote.
420. 29:30They, of course, are not eligible to register to vote.
421. 29:32That same year, your office used Colorado's ballot tracking
422. 29:36system to send messages to specific Colorans,
423. 29:38encouraging them to vote when in fact they had already voted causing confusion that had
424. 29:43to be cleaned up by the county clerks.
425. 29:45And now this leak of the voting system passwords.
426. 29:48Given your offices repeated errors that have damaged confidence in our elections, which you
427. 29:53say is paramount, will you resign?
428. 29:58Absolutely not, Kyle.
429. 30:06So in 2024, her office is posting the passwords in her mind, one out of two, according to
430. 30:18her, one out of the two passwords.
431. 30:20Kyle Clark, thank you.
432. 30:22That's the name of the reporter.
433. 30:23Kyle Clark.
434. 30:24One out of the two passwords of every machine is posted online for months.
435. 30:30Then the same secretary of state, her office in 2022, that wasn't that long ago, sent
436. 30:39mailers to 30,000 non-citizens. Kinda reminds me of Virginia, huh?
437. 30:45What does this thing about asking non-citizens to vote?
438. 30:52Her office is sitting mailers to 30,000 non-citizens in Colorado asking them to vote
439. 30:56when they cannot vote in the state. They're not only that, her same office is in messengers,
440. 31:04messengers, messengers. Two voters say, hey y'all go vote when they'd already voted.
441. 31:11I know we have listeners in Colorado. Are y'all trusting Secretary of State Griswell at this point?
442. 31:20This this is this
443. 31:23And you wonder why people have
444. 31:26concerns
445. 31:28Yet for having these concerns
446. 31:30Gerbil Zink will have to say oh you're a conspirator
447. 31:34Well, you tell me where's the conspiracy when when you you learn
448. 31:40That your county's voting machines have had the passwords to access your machines on the website on the web for months
449. 31:49That wouldn't make me feel warm and cozy.
450. 31:52Not at all.
451. 31:53Hamilton Quarter Podcast and One-Minute Commentaries are available at EFR.net.
452. 32:11Back to the Hamilton Quarter on American Family Radio.
453. 32:15Welcome back to the Hamilton Corner.
454. 32:16Melody on the live stream had a great point.
455. 32:20Colorado Secretary of State Jenna Griswald is the same.
456. 32:25Secretary of State Griswald that led the effort to try to get President Trump
457. 32:29disqualified from the ballot.
458. 32:31Remember that those lawsuits started in Colorado. Oh,
459. 32:34Jenna Grisball. She can't even keep the voting machines
460. 32:38passwords off the web. That that is. Oh, man.
461. 32:46Boy, we're gonna open the phone lines this segment. The number
462. 32:50to call is 888-589-8840. That number again is 888-589-8840.
463. 33:00What I want to converse with you about specifically those of you
464. 33:03who have voted already. You know, I'm not a fan of early voting, frankly. I'm
465. 33:11like, what is the necessity to do it? Like, I understand if you're going to be away,
466. 33:18that's why we have the absentee ballot process. You know, the absentee ballot
467. 33:23process is available for every American. But election is a kind of an important
468. 33:28part of our civic engagement and civic responsibility. You know, I'm not the
469. 33:34most chronologically seasoned person in the world, but I could remember employers, employers
470. 33:39allowing their employees to take off if they, as they needed to, to go and vote because election
471. 33:44day is such a big deal, you know, but the people who consistently advocate for more and more
472. 33:51and more days, more and more and more days, more and more and more days, they tend to have
473. 33:56a particular, shall I say, leaning to say it that way. But it's crazy. But that aside, I
474. 34:07I'm not casting dispersals on anybody who has participated in your state's decision to make
475. 34:13voting available to you before November 5th. So what I want to know is what was your experience
476. 34:20and what did things look like on the ground where you were? The number to call is 888-589-8840.
477. 34:28The number again is 888-589-8840. If you want to tell me,
478. 34:34me if you want to talk to me about if you want to tell me about what's going on in your
479. 34:44neck of the woods concerning voting your experience with things like in your hometown your home
480. 34:51area I would love to hear from you 888 589 884 0 is the number to call in the meantime.
481. 35:00or this is something and I got Jeff I'm asking to do two things at once maybe you
482. 35:07put up the shapley letter if you came before we had to deal with this problem so
483. 35:13the name Gary Shapley for some of you that might ring a bell some of you like
484. 35:16Gary Shapley Gary Shapley I know that name for some reason oh yes Gary Shapley is
485. 35:20the original of the two IRS whistleblowers that came out and revealed
486. 35:31that some fishy stuff going on with old the Biden family.
487. 35:39It's Shapley's testimony before Congress
488. 35:41that led to the entire cascading effect
489. 35:44that resulted ultimately in Hunter Biden's prosecution.
490. 35:48It was like, wait a minute, they're not treating him
491. 35:50like they've treated other people.
492. 35:52They slow walked a lot of the financial penalties
493. 35:55that could have directly connected him
494. 35:57to Mr. Joseph Robin Edbiden to make sure
495. 36:00that the statute of limitations that run
496. 36:02on some of those issues.
497. 36:05It is his testimony along with another one,
498. 36:07Joe Ziegler's testimony that led to the ultimate prosecution
499. 36:12where the gun charges were filed against Hunter Biden
500. 36:15and he's pled guilty to some tax evasion crimes
501. 36:19in California, but those are some of the milder
502. 36:21of the ones he could have been charged with.
503. 36:26Well, Gary Schapley was hit with a letter
504. 36:28from his very own Department of the Treasury.
505. 36:31Now remember Gary Shapley was a senior agent in the IRS agency.
506. 36:38He received the letter if you're watching the program.
507. 36:39The letter is on the screen before you dated October 15th
508. 36:43where Gary Shapley was given three options concerning his future.
509. 36:50And you'll see on the second page,
510. 36:51the three paragraphs where you fill in the bubble,
511. 36:54you know, like you in kindergarten.
512. 36:57In the letter, Mr. Shapley was informed
513. 37:01that he has three options for his future.
514. 37:03the one, leave his post as a
515. 37:05supervisory special agent in
516. 37:06Chicago and accept a demotion
517. 37:09and a pay cut to take a job as
518. 37:12a senior analyst in Washington.
519. 37:14That's the first option. The
520. 37:16second option is to take an
521. 37:20another demotion or another,
522. 37:27another reassignment to a
523. 37:28position as a criminal
524. 37:31investigator within the IRS or
525. 37:35his third option resign in
526. 37:37retire. That's the three options that he had. Move, be demoted, take a pay cut, or resign
527. 37:47and retire. Now, the IRS is insisting this has nothing to do with him being a whistleblower.
528. 37:54Concerning by Dan, in the letter, the IRS conveyed to Mrs. Shapley that this ultimatum is portrayed
529. 38:06as quote, a diversity program for the development of future leaders and the continued growth, success,
530. 38:11and sustainability of our organization. The letter continues, quote, the mobility of our
531. 38:17leaders will showcase diversity of thought, breadth of experience, and technical and interpersonal
532. 38:22expertise for a successful future. Mr. Rosa, are you buying that? Bobby says, what happened to the
533. 38:36No Fear Act? This is the federal legislation that is supposed to protect federal whistleblowers.
534. 38:43In response, Mr. Shapley's attorney said that this personnel ultimatum is nothing more than
535. 38:56a continued form of retaliation that began more than a year ago when the agent has been
536. 39:01passed over for not one, not two, not three, but four promotions since he became a whistle-blow.
537. 39:11And this is why, and I said this when Mr. Shapley came out.
538. 39:13Guys, it took a lot of courage for him to come out publicly with this because he will
539. 39:22inevitably face retaliation.
540. 39:25And Mr. Shapley and his attorney are saying this is clear evidence of that happening.
541. 39:31None of this was no problem.
542. 39:32I was continuously promoted, moving up the ranks to the point where I became the high-level
543. 39:38special agent that I was.
544. 39:41But since I blew the whistle on a Biden crime family, now all of a sudden, now, now, now
545. 39:49diversity requires for me to be moved.
546. 39:53Oh, yeah, so you to promote me reduce my pain thankfully has legal representation
547. 40:00But I want you to see in the main reason why I wanted to show you the letter itself as well
548. 40:07Because I want you to see that this is what happens guys if you talk about corruption
549. 40:11If if whistleblowers are not gonna face retaliation, then what do you call this?
550. 40:16And of course they're gonna say oh, yeah, no, there's not retaliation sure
551. 40:21Which the most obvious question no, it's obvious assessment would be well compare the trajectory of his career before he became a whistleblower
552. 40:27concerning crack smoking hunter that still blows my mind got a crackhead dude and
553. 40:37then crack is found in the White House and cheese I don't know who had though who
554. 40:40could have had to crack I don't know we need matlock on this one oh and about a
555. 40:49way the baggie that the cocaine was in will know what I have just got destroyed
556. 40:53guys this is evidence of corruption man so that this is happening when you put
557. 41:07all of these things together, man.
558. 41:08It's the same types of things that happen over and over and over again.
559. 41:15It kind of conveys a pattern, pattern of behavior.
560. 41:19To the phone eyes we go and we will start in Kansas where Larry is on the line.
561. 41:23Larry, thank you for calling the Hamilton Corner.
562. 41:24Welcome to the program.
563. 41:25Well, thank you for taking my call.
564. 41:29I sure appreciate and really love your program.
565. 41:32You're one of the best programs on the radio.
566. 41:36Thank you for that, Larry.
567. 41:37I really appreciate that.
568. 41:38Go right ahead.
569. 41:39experience. Oh mine was really good. I live in a small small town population not very big here in
570. 41:48Kansas so we were able to get right in right into vote no problem. We went very smoothly actually and
571. 41:58the reason I voted early was because I'm working the polls that day and I think we're going to be real
572. 42:03busy. Yeah yeah well thank you for doing that Larry thank you for working the polls as well and
573. 42:08Thank you for calling. You have a great, great day. All righty. We'll go next to Texas,
574. 42:13where Rachel is on the line. Rachel, thank you for calling the Hamilton Corner. Welcome to the program.
575. 42:18Yes. Thank you very much for all that you're doing. I appreciate it. Please, I was listening to
576. 42:25Dennis Prager today, and he was really concerned about the stance of African Americans with Kamala
577. 42:32Harris. And I couldn't get a chance to speak. So I want to tell you, as an African sister,
578. 42:38Pat won God use ordinary people to deliver a nation.
579. 42:43From Genesis to Revelation, he used Joseph, Daniel, Esther, and the rest of them, the 12th, where
580. 42:50fishermen were ordinary men. So I have something to say as the sister from Africa, thank God that
581. 42:57Elon Musk has jumped in. Concerning abortion, Kamala Harris cannot win this election with abortion.
582. 43:03I am saying it over and over to any black that is hearing me.
583. 43:09I am the black sister from continent of Africa.
584. 43:12Why I'm saying that is that she cannot see the population of blacks in this country and the
585. 43:21population of this planet.
586. 43:23She as a black woman cannot, cannot to tell blacks to avoid babies.
587. 43:30That is number one.
588. 43:31Number two, I'm talking straight to the church.
589. 43:34the church is the bride of Christ.
590. 43:36If the church does not rise up at this time,
591. 43:39that is what Mother Kaya told Esther,
592. 43:42do not sit and be comfortable in your position.
593. 43:45Don't be silent at this time.
594. 43:47The church must rise up and speak
595. 43:50because of the babies that they are killing and sacrificing.
596. 43:53It is the same playbook of Jesse Bar.
597. 43:57Thank you very much, Rachel.
598. 43:59Thank you.
599. 44:00Thank you very much.
600. 44:01I thought Rachel's gonna talk about her voting experience.
601. 44:05But I, you know, she's trying,
602. 44:07came on Harris is certainly trying to sell abortion
603. 44:09and it's always remarkable to me
604. 44:13that it's the agenda that Margaret Sanger sought,
605. 44:18particularly to annihilate what she called the weeds,
606. 44:22the weeds, which were people who are minorities,
607. 44:28but also people who had certain physical deformities,
608. 44:33people who had mental challenges,
609. 44:38and it was eugenics, frankly.
610. 44:40And so to use that as a campaign,
611. 44:41and I thought it was funny,
612. 44:43and I debated whether or not even you played this audio,
613. 44:46because Rachel mentioned about
614. 44:47a camel of Harris being black,
615. 44:49but she finally admitted that she's not black.
616. 44:52She said that she's a by love,
617. 44:54she was on the Shannon Sharp podcast.
618. 44:58She said her mom, her Indian mother,
619. 45:00You had family who are your biological relatives.
620. 45:04Those are the ones who are you related to without your choice.
621. 45:07Then you have those who you become family by love.
622. 45:10You see, like she said, by love.
623. 45:12And so her mother put her in relationship with people who by love,
624. 45:16she claimed as aunties and uncles.
625. 45:18But they weren't biologically related to.
626. 45:20I was like, what in the Rachel Dolezal is going on here?
627. 45:22So by that, by that standard, Rachel Dolezal.
628. 45:25Rachel Dolezal is just as a person.
629. 45:34is just as authentic as anybody else.
630. 45:39But thank you so much Rachel for your comments.
631. 45:42We'll go next to Georgia, where Barbara is on the line.
632. 45:44Barbara, thank you for calling the Hamilton Corner.
633. 45:45Welcome to the program.
634. 45:48Thank you.
635. 45:49Well, I voted early.
636. 45:50I voted last week.
637. 45:52We have several weeks now to vote early.
638. 45:54Why do I like it?
639. 45:56I like it because I've been in those polls
640. 45:59when a storm suddenly showed up at seven o'clock
641. 46:02in the morning and you couldn't even get out the house
642. 46:06for the day lose of rain.
643. 46:09I've been out there when all of a sudden,
644. 46:11the computers stopped working,
645. 46:13and it might be nice,
646. 46:14it's the rain's outside.
647. 46:15And so you're standing in line.
648. 46:17So I really liked the early voting.
649. 46:20I liked the fact that Georgians take advantage of it.
650. 46:24I heard somewhere this week
651. 46:26that we've already voted 3 million people.
652. 46:29So that is really good.
653. 46:31And I like it because now when I go in,
654. 46:34It's only like 10 or 20 people and the lines go fast.
655. 46:38It's almost like a drive through.
656. 46:40You know, when you drive up, they give, they check your ID,
657. 46:44they check your signature electronically now.
658. 46:46And then you get your balance, you walk over,
659. 46:48you make your entry, they print it out.
660. 46:52You.
661. 46:52All right, I gotta stop right there
662. 46:53because you can hear the disrespectful music,
663. 46:55disrespectful music like I can.
664. 46:56He says like a drive through.
665. 46:57Now you do know Barbara, not all drive through,
666. 46:59you know the same.
667. 47:00When you say it's like a drive through,
668. 47:01while we talking Chick-fil-A drive through,
669. 47:04Or we talking about Popeyes on all these in Cleopold.
670. 47:07Ha ha ha ha ha.
671. 47:09And now I'm not casting aspers as on anybody else's experiences.
672. 47:12And you mentioned the machines and things of that nature.
673. 47:14And this is why I said, why don't we use paper ballots?
674. 47:16What's the problem with that?
675. 47:18We can use, we can have digital assistance to count,
676. 47:22but why don't we have tangible balance?
677. 47:24We wouldn't have to worry about machines.
678. 47:27Nevertheless, I know we have a bunch of people holding.
679. 47:29I'm so sorry we couldn't get to you.
680. 47:31Lord willing will try to get some folks in next time we open the phone lines.
681. 47:40The views and opinions expressed in this broadcast may not necessarily reflect those of the American
682. 47:45Family Association or American Family Radio.