Alex Newman, Liberty Sentinel Media CEO, returns to “The Corner.”

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16. 0:47At this very moment, many of you, if not most of you,
17. 0:49are making your transition from your part-time jobs,
18. 0:51where you generate an income to your full-time jobs,
19. 0:54where you cultivate an outcome.
20. 0:55And as you do so, I want to remind you to do it
21. 0:58with intentionality.
22. 1:00understand the primacy that God places on family, understand family
23. 1:03centrality to God's plan for establishing his kingdom throughout
24. 1:08the generations and understand the opportunity. That's right. The
25. 1:11opportunity, opportunity that you have to be a part of God's plan.
26. 1:16When I talk about the family, it is not a coincidence that the
27. 1:20first human institution to God established was the family with
28. 1:24marriage at the center as the fulcrum of the family. Before you
29. 1:30ever get to modern iterations of civil government.
30. 1:34That's modern iterations of civil government
31. 1:36before you ever get to the order of priests,
32. 1:39orders of prophets, the New Testament church.
33. 1:42The first human institution that God establishes
34. 1:44is the family.
35. 1:48We must, we must, we must understand this.
36. 1:51We must understand this.
37. 1:54There are a lot of things that we can do.
38. 1:56There are a lot of things that we must do,
39. 1:58but we cannot do those things at the expense of our families.
40. 2:02the Lord designed it intentionally for family to have an outsized impact on individuals. It is
41. 2:08individuals who comprise societies, okay? Individuals, look at Psalm 128 for example,
42. 2:17it provides in my view the proper outline for how you have societal reformation
43. 2:24and oriented towards the Lord. It starts with the blessed individual, the blessed individual forms
44. 2:29a blessed family unit. This is why I'm saying one of the most revolutionary things you can
45. 2:34do, especially to my young brothers out there, even some who may or may not be nearby. One
46. 2:40of the most revolutionary things you can do is find a wife. You know, I've explained before,
47. 2:46when the Bible says he that finds a wife finds a good thing and obtains favor from the Lord,
48. 2:51the quality of the wife is present in the woman before the man finds her. What this then
49. 2:57communicates is that the man should be keen, should be discerning to identify,
50. 3:04well wait a minute, what are the qualities of a wife? What distinguishes a wife from a woman?
51. 3:11You know, let's say he that finds a fine lady, he that finds a pretty woman, you know,
52. 3:15he that finds a wife, that expression of a wife, especially digging to the Hebrew term,
53. 3:20is speaking to the internal qualities that she has. And again, she has these qualities
54. 3:26before you ever find her, which is why when you find her, you'll have to get ready because you are ready.
55. 3:33But it requires again for the man to have the discernment to identify what are those qualities.
56. 3:39The conversation there should be had. Young men should be able to collaborate with older men and
57. 3:44identify with, what are the qualities of a wife? What quality should I look for? What are some of the
58. 3:51characteristics of a wife that I should look for? Unsurprisingly, the scripture gives us
59. 3:57gives us plenty. And the young man similarly has to be
60. 4:02biblically qualified to be joined to a wife. I've talked about this before, Ephesians 5,
61. 4:08and the text where the scripture says, a wife, submit yourselves to your own husbands, that text on
62. 4:13the surface seems to indicate its command to wives only, but it's not. It's a command to
63. 4:20husbands, no say it better, it's a command to husbands and prospective husbands, as well as to
64. 4:26in prospective wives, and I'm explaining why I'm saying that.
65. 4:29When the scripture says, wives submit yourself
66. 4:31to your own husbands, the Greek word for submit
67. 4:33is hupostaso, hupostaso, which is translated into English
68. 4:37into the compound word sub, meaning under, meter, meaning vision.
69. 4:42All right, so the scripture is given the communication
70. 4:45that in order for a man to be biblically qualified
71. 4:48to be joined to a wife, this man must have a vision
72. 4:52for who he is in God, and what God is calling
73. 4:56him and his family to be in God's economy.
74. 5:01Simply put, if the man does not know who he is and does not have a vision for family,
75. 5:06he should stay out of the sister's way.
76. 5:11Because when wives are called to submit to their husbands, it's not a submission to biology.
77. 5:16It's a sub-meter, a coming under the vision that God has for the family.
78. 5:22All right?
79. 5:23husband is called to be the head of the wife in the familial structure to set
80. 5:28the vision for the family what the wife is submitting to the wife having the
81. 5:32quality of the wife before the husband finds her the wife is submitting to that
82. 5:36vision and then the two of them as a unit that the scripture describes as
83. 5:40becoming one that they in unity pursue the vision that God has for the household
84. 5:47that that he's given them it works together it works together so one of the
85. 5:54most radical things that young men can do and young women can do, unless young men and less
86. 6:01younger women, is commit themselves to one another, build families to the glory of the
87. 6:07king and rear children in nurture and admonition of the Lord, and set the course for a transformation
88. 6:13of our nation's culture based on the hearts and minds of the people that populate it.
89. 6:22heard me say a wicked populace would not endure righteous leadership. It's not going to happen.
90. 6:28So if we want righteous leadership, we need righteous people because in our nation, God is
91. 6:33given the people by a sovereign grace, the potency to dictate the direction and the course of our nation
92. 6:38and elected officials are nothing more than servant leaders to aid the people in accomplishing the
93. 6:44vision that God has given for the people. To the word of God, we go. Genesis chapter 3, this is
94. 6:50something. Oh man, I talked longer than I expected to in that, that opening.
95. 6:55But this is something that I've talked about before, but I want to revisit it
96. 6:58because I believe this has application not only to the men in our nation, but more
97. 7:02broadly to believers in our nation. Genesis three, you'll recall this, verses
98. 7:06one through seven before you get to Genesis chapter three, you know, the whole
99. 7:09deal God gave Adam the instruction concerning the garden concerning the tree
100. 7:15in the middle of the garden, you know, the whole deal wholeheartedly expecting
101. 7:18him, Adam, to rightly convey that to Eve. You recognize from Genesis chapter 1 that God
102. 7:25gave to Adam and Eve, the dominion over the earth, including the created animals in the
103. 7:33earth. But you see an inversion of that in Genesis 3. So Genesis chapter 3 verses 1 through
104. 7:386, this is what the text says. Now the serpent was more crafty or subtle in some translations
105. 7:43than any beast of the field which the Lord God had made and he said to the woman, the serpent
106. 7:47Indeed, as God said, you shall not eat from any tree of the garden.
107. 7:51The woman said to the serpent from the fruit of the trees of the garden, we may eat.
108. 7:55But from the fruit of the tree, which is in the middle of the garden, God has said,
109. 7:59you shall not eat from it or touch it, or you will die.
110. 8:04The serpent said to the woman, you surely will not die.
111. 8:08For God knows that in the day that you eat from it, your eyes will be opened.
112. 8:12And you will be like God, knowing good and evil.
113. 8:16evil. When the woman saw that the tree was good for food and that it was a delight to the eyes and
114. 8:22that the tree was desirable to make one wise, she took from his fruit and ate and she gave also to
115. 8:29her husband who was with her and he ate. This text provides the anatomy of the rebellion in the
116. 8:37garden. I don't describe it as a fall because I think a fall euphemizes the reality of what's happening
117. 8:42there. This was an intentional act of rebellion against a high and holy god treason against
118. 8:47and I said, hi and holy God.
119. 8:49God made a Dom from a Dom side.
120. 8:53He fashioned the woman.
121. 8:55He set a Dom as the head of his wife.
122. 8:59He gave a Dom and Adam co-regency
123. 9:04and delegated authority over the beast of the field.
124. 9:07But you see an inversion of that here in Genesis three.
125. 9:11The dialogue, the discourse in Genesis three
126. 9:15begins with the serpent.
127. 9:17serpent that begins to suggest ideation and conduct to the woman.
128. 9:27The woman then makes recommendations after having made a decision in and of herself,
129. 9:33independent from not only her husband, but independent from God most importantly.
130. 9:39And then she passes that on to her husband.
131. 9:41I many, many times I told you guys, I wondered, what is going on?
132. 9:46Where was Adam in all of this and reading this?
133. 9:48In this is chapter three verse one, two, three, four, five, six.
134. 9:51You see in verse six, it says, and she gave also to her husband who was with her.
135. 10:00Adam was there the entire time, the inversion of authority, the serpent suggests to the
136. 10:06woman, in the serpent's suggestion to the woman, the woman in response with a misquote from
137. 10:16God.
138. 10:18He said, you shall not eat from it or touch it.
139. 10:21you will die. That's not what God said. The entire discourse should
140. 10:26another happen. The moment the serpent attempted to suggest
141. 10:28anything to Eve, Adam should have shut it down right then in
142. 10:31their old up chief. You are under my feet. You don't run
143. 10:36nothing around here. But it didn't happen. The misquote
144. 10:40occurred. Then the serpent responds to the misquote by
145. 10:43saying, man, you don't need to take God seriously. If you eat
146. 10:46this fruit, you won't surely die. The Hebrew renders it
147. 10:51Beautifully says you won't die die. He were there moose you won't moose moose
148. 10:56Then that's not like a like a like a like a child
149. 11:01Tentalizing another child come on man. You know you need to do this. You're not going you're not gonna punk out
150. 11:06Are you I know your mama's saying? I know I know your daddy said you shouldn't do it because you're gonna get a weapon
151. 11:11But but if you do it, you're not gonna get a weapon weapon
152. 11:14Then it sound like that
153. 11:16You won't die die you want moose moose
154. 11:20and then she takes and eats and the scripture says.
155. 11:27And then she gave also to her husband who was with her.
156. 11:29And verse seven even says,
157. 11:30after Adam takes a bite, not when Eve did it,
158. 11:32after Adam takes a bite, verse seven,
159. 11:34then the eyes of both of them were opened
160. 11:36and they knew they were naked.
161. 11:38And they sowed fig leaves together
162. 11:40and made themselves loin coverings.
163. 11:43Prior to this, it's not like the eyes weren't working.
164. 11:46It's not like they were unaware
165. 11:47that they didn't have any garments on.
166. 11:49But what happened after the rebellion occurs,
167. 11:51and I have a new source of information that communicated to them that the condition of the physical bodies now is worthy of shame and covering, which they didn't have before.
168. 12:02All right.
169. 12:02But in the anatomy of the rebellion, what you see is Adam is physically present for the entire episode, but he's functionally absent.
170. 12:16Who is the one God gave the instruction to?
171. 12:19Adam.
172. 12:19Why did God place Adam in the garden?
173. 12:22We've talked repeatedly, Genesis chapter two.
174. 12:26Adam was created outside of the garden
175. 12:28and placed into the garden which was eastward
176. 12:30from where God created him and infused him
177. 12:32with the breath of life.
178. 12:35God tells you why he placed him in the garden
179. 12:36to protect it and to keep it, to dress it, sorry,
180. 12:40to cultivate it and to keep it,
181. 12:41to dress it and to protect it, to cultivate it
182. 12:44and to protect it.
183. 12:46That protection is not merely for the physical
184. 12:48Plant life within the garden. It also applies to everything within Adam's jurisdiction, which included Eve.
185. 12:55It was physically present but functionally absent.
186. 13:00This describes the condition of many of our brothers right now.
187. 13:03We're physically present but functionally absent.
188. 13:06Physically present in the home, but functionally absent from guarding it from a position of purity.
189. 13:11So many men given to pornographic investment of themselves.
190. 13:16themselves. That's not committing your home to purity. My
191. 13:20man will says it often for those of us or husbands that your
192. 13:24purity is your wife's security. The description talks about
193. 13:28husbands dwelling with our wives in an understanding manner. Why?
194. 13:31So that our prayers won't be hindered. So many men's prayer
195. 13:36lives are being hindered because we're not dwelling without
196. 13:38wives in an understanding manner. But this not only is indicative
197. 13:42of much the condition of many men in our country, it's also by
198. 13:45and large indicative of the condition of many in the
199. 13:48the pressing church in our country, physically present, but
200. 13:51functionally absent. God said that he invested his church to be
201. 13:54the pillar and ground of truth in the society in time to these
202. 13:58planetists. In many places, we are physically at physically
203. 14:02present, but functionally absent. Then many iterations of
204. 14:06churches taking in its marching orders from the world. The
205. 14:09world says we need to be doing this, then the church goes
206. 14:11follows right along. The world says we need to be focused on
207. 14:14critical theory, church follows right along. Physically
208. 14:21present but functionally absent. If we are going to be a nation as God would have us to be,
209. 14:27if we are going to be the bride of Christ in our land that God would have us to be,
210. 14:31we cannot afford to continue with physical presence and functional absence.
211. 14:37Some places physical presence is not even on the table, but I'm not even dealing with that
212. 14:42at the moment. I'm talking about where there is physical presence, but we must be functionally
213. 14:46present as well. We have to get back in our Bibles, man, and have the
214. 14:52temerity to obey what we find therein. Psalm 2 is the hub of all messianic prophecies.
215. 15:03It even has God's perspective on those who oppose Him. In verse 3, the God haters reinterpret
216. 15:09His moral law when He clashes with their desires. But Psalm 2, 12 is true. Do homage to the son that
217. 15:15He not become angry and you perish in the way, for His wrath may soon be kindled. Read the full
218. 15:21article for some God's holiness's
219. 15:23fetters and cords by me, Dr. Ray
220. 15:26Rooney on the stand.net.
221. 15:35Shiting light into the darkness.
222. 15:37This is the Hamilton corner, an
223. 15:39American family radio.
224. 15:41Welcome back to the Hamilton corner,
225. 15:42Abraham Hamilton the third with
226. 15:45Abraham Hamilton the third here.
227. 15:46I am delighted to have on the
228. 15:47program with me a man who I was
229. 15:49just telling him before we got on
230. 15:51the air that I've been stalking him
231. 15:53online.
232. 15:54I'm I so appreciate his work, his
233. 15:55commitment to God first, to
234. 15:58truth, secondarily and thirdly, with the courage of his convictions to actually do something about it.
235. 16:03I'm speaking of none other than award-winning investigative journalist, author, speaker. Last
236. 16:08time he was on our program, I believe we were talking about his book, indoctrinating our children
237. 16:12to death. I am talking about none other than the CEO of Liberty Sentinel Media, Alex Newman. Alex,
238. 16:19thank you for joining me here on the program. It's an honor to be with you. Thank you for having me.
239. 16:23Oh man, a pleasure is mine and among your accolades and your bio, one of the things that stood
240. 16:28out to me, which is heartening to me to see, because I knew that we were a fellow brethren,
241. 16:35but this just really stamped it for me that you serve as the director of G. Edward Griffin's
242. 16:41Red Pill University.
243. 16:42And for those who do not know, G. Edward Griffin is the author of the masterful work, The
244. 16:48the creature from Jekyll Island that details the formation of the Federal Reserve System.
245. 16:53And it is his research as a primary resource that I have utilized in describing the Federal
246. 16:59Reserve System here in America.
247. 17:01So to see that that is something that you are not only aware of, but are actively engaged
248. 17:05in working with the Federal Reserve Organization is just something that's just further bolsters
249. 17:10my excitement about having you here on the program.
250. 17:13Well, thank you, Abraham.
251. 17:14Yeah, G. Edward Griffin is just a legend.
252. 17:16I mean, the guy has been exposing these equal doers
253. 17:19for literally 50 years before I arrived on this planet,
254. 17:23he's in his mid 90s now.
255. 17:25And at this point, it's obvious now that Jitter Griffin
256. 17:29was correct on so much of this.
257. 17:31And the exposure of the Federal Reserve,
258. 17:34I think now we're actually watching this play out
259. 17:36in real time in Washington, DC.
260. 17:38Where's the gold in Fort Knox, right?
261. 17:39We were just asking about that yesterday.
262. 17:41So I think a lot of these questions need to be revisited
263. 17:44and Jitter Griffin's book on this is a really good starting point.
264. 17:48Yeah, absolutely.
265. 17:49One of the things I've been attempting to emphasize
266. 17:51for our audience here is that when the founders wrote
267. 17:54our Constitution, they did so with the expressed intention
268. 17:58that families would be able to discuss it
269. 17:59around their dinner tables.
270. 18:00It wasn't something that was reserved
271. 18:02for kind of an upper echelon aristocracy
272. 18:05or that the notion of constitutional law
273. 18:08was a province solely for lawyers,
274. 18:09even worse lawyers and black dresses who sit behind
275. 18:13judicial benches, but that constitutional law was something that the entire American populace
276. 18:18was invested in understanding.
277. 18:20And we've lost so much of that over time.
278. 18:22And I think the Federal Reserve System is a great example.
279. 18:24Like most people don't understand that the Constitution expressly requires that Congress
280. 18:29coins money.
281. 18:31So then how then do we have this Federal Reserve System with Federal Reserve notes?
282. 18:36And now really it's just ones and zeros and computers.
283. 18:40But how does that impact us?
284. 18:41Well, one of the major things, and I'm not going to turn it into an entire Federal Reserve
285. 18:44conversation, but prior to the establishment of the Federal Reserve System in 1913, over
286. 18:4990% of the American populace was completely debt-free, completely debt-free.
287. 18:53That when they wanted to form businesses and think to that nature, they would work with family
288. 18:56members and use their private capital to do these things.
289. 18:59Now it is completely reversed to where over 90% of the American populace is laden with debt.
290. 19:05And the scripture tells us plainly that the borrower is a slave to the lender.
291. 19:09unfortunately, that this was a part of the plan from the very beginning.
292. 19:11And G.R.O. Griffin details that pretty not succinctly, but extensively in his seminal work, The Creature
293. 19:18from Jekyll Island. And so a lot of the ways we've gotten to where we are today has been
294. 19:23little by little, little negligence, a little ignorance, a little negligence, a little ignorance,
295. 19:27and we arrive at a place where now we have 32 trillion plus in debt, not including unfunded
296. 19:32liabilities.
297. 19:33Absolutely, and the Bible specifically prohibits usury.
298. 19:37The Bible specifically calls dishonest weights and measures an abomination.
299. 19:42And yet here we have an entire money system based on user-y, based on fraud, based on
300. 19:48dishonest weights and measures, based on sucking the wealth out of the productive category
301. 19:53of Americans, the middle class, and transferring it all to the megabanks that own this system.
302. 19:58That actually was a big part of my awakening.
303. 20:00When I was in college, I started learning about this.
304. 20:02And I taught economics for 12 years now, so I've really become fascinated by this.
305. 20:07But when I first read this, it was actually in a left-wing book.
306. 20:10I called up the Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta and I just said, look, who owns you?
307. 20:15And I expected, like, don't be such a moron.
308. 20:17It's a government agency, you know, what are you talking about?
309. 20:20And they put me through to the public information officer and the public information officer says,
310. 20:23oh, well, we're owned by our member banks and they have shares and we pay them dividends
311. 20:27and they elect our board.
312. 20:28And they get what in the world?
313. 20:30So that really helped set me on the trajectory that brought me here, where I started questioning
314. 20:36everything and investigating all this. It is, I believe, one of the most important frauds in all
315. 20:41human history because by taking control of the money, that allowed them to take control of everything,
316. 20:46the education, the churches, the companies. And we have got to talk about this as a nation
317. 20:54instead of just trusting that the people in Washington, D.C., and in Wall Street have our
318. 20:57best interests at heart. They don't. Yeah, I mean, let's continue on this line of conversation.
319. 21:02We'll get some of the other stuff later. So I think this is very important. First of all,
320. 21:05folks, you know, one of the things I like to do is point you to good resources.
321. 21:09Alex Newman's Liberty Sentinel is one of those resources.
322. 21:12Liberty Sentinel.org is one of his major websites.
323. 21:15I definitely want to invite you, Alex, to share more because I might might one of my
324. 21:19objectives for this program is to connect people to trustworthy resources where they
325. 21:23can get this information and to see this happening, you know, to learn similar to you,
326. 21:28I was overwhelmed with any number of feelings when I learned, wait a minute, you mean to
327. 21:32tell me that the Federal Reserve System is not federal and there are no reserves.
328. 21:40And even now in our national conversations about inflation, what is the major thing that
329. 21:47the populace waits for?
330. 21:48Well, how are interest rates going to be changed by the Fed?
331. 21:52Well, who gave the Fed the authority?
332. 21:55Who gave a private entity the authority to govern American finance and by virtue of governing
333. 22:02American finance, really shaping the world on a financial front, overwhelmed with any number
334. 22:08of emotions.
335. 22:10And now we're at this place, and I know you've talked about this before, where the United Nations
336. 22:15is working with Bill Gates to create this digital public infrastructure.
337. 22:24What is going on here, Alex?
338. 22:26Well, I think what's going on, Abe, is that wicked men have conspired, and I use that term
339. 22:34in the dictionary sense, right?
340. 22:37Two or more people working together in secret
341. 22:40for evil or immoral intent.
342. 22:42David Rockefeller brags in his autobiography, page 405,
343. 22:44that he's conspiring with what he calls
344. 22:46a secret cabal of internationalists
345. 22:48to build a one world political and economic party.
346. 22:50That's right in his autobiography, page 405.
347. 22:53These wicked men, I believe under the direction
348. 22:56of the powers and principalities
349. 22:58that the Apostle Paul describes in Ephesians chapter six,
350. 23:01have worked for generations. Now, I mean, I think probably you could take this all the
351. 23:06way back to the Tower of Babel, if not earlier, they have worked to take control of the planet
352. 23:13through the money, through business, through education. And when you look at this money system
353. 23:21and how it grew up into this abomination, it's lies piled on top of lies piled on top of lies.
354. 23:26They told us when they wanted to pass the Federal Reserve Act that this was the way to rain in
355. 23:29in the bankers and yet it was the bankers who came up with the idea as you know if
356. 23:34they met on jekyll island which is a few hours north of where i live the
357. 23:37government's got the signs right there the big bankers got together senator
358. 23:39aldridge here and they came up with the federal reserve act
359. 23:42and then they told americans this was to rain in the bankers so they have
360. 23:45completely undermined all of our institutions to where the health care system now
361. 23:50works to destroy our health the education system works to destroy
362. 23:53education the justice system at least until very recently has been working to
363. 23:58destroy justice. And if we don't deal with this, America is going to end up going the same
364. 24:02way as so many nations before us, whether it's China or Russia or Cuba or Mozambique or
365. 24:08Angola or Laos or you pick your country. That's where we're going to end up if the American
366. 24:14people don't get serious about putting a stop to this restoring truth and justice and righteousness.
367. 24:21And it's a very, very concerning prospect.
368. 24:24And it's so true.
369. 24:26I want to dig down a little bit into some of these details
370. 24:30of the central bank, I'm sorry, this digital public infrastructure,
371. 24:35because what you said is so true.
372. 24:37And I'm kind of setting up a question now that I'm going to ask
373. 24:40after we talk about some of the details of this digital public infrastructure.
374. 24:45But the problem, at this point, seems so big, so outsized that it could cause a lot of people
375. 24:51at home to feel like, wait a minute.
376. 24:53What can I actually do to fight against that?
377. 24:55Before I get to that question,
378. 24:57what are some of the details that these wicked men,
379. 25:00including Bill Gates, frankly,
380. 25:02who's known to be invested in reducing population sizes
381. 25:08and other things of that nature,
382. 25:10what are some of the details of this digital public
383. 25:13infrastructure that, frankly, the Wuhan flu
384. 25:15is used to kind of expedite the formation of?
385. 25:19Yeah, thanks, Abe, and I hope people will understand this.
386. 25:22They are building what I call a digital global gulag, a digital panopticon, where everything
387. 25:27you do will not just be surveilled.
388. 25:29That's a big part of it, but also manipulated.
389. 25:32We're talking about a control grid here that is beyond, I think, anything that a normal
390. 25:37person could even begin to imagine.
391. 25:39So when Bill Gates talks about a digital public infrastructure, there are several key components.
392. 25:43Starts with digital money.
393. 25:45They want to move us to what they call a central bank digital currency.
394. 25:48Now, for the time being, Donald Trump has pushed pause on that.
395. 25:52He's signed an executive order forbidding any executive agencies to get involved in this,
396. 25:56and that's good.
397. 25:57But that's just a reversal of the previous executive order from Joe Biden, who right when he got
398. 26:01into office said it was one of the highest priorities of the administration to develop
399. 26:05and eventually deploy a United States central bank digital currency.
400. 26:09So digital money under the leadership of the bank for international settlements, which is
401. 26:13kind of standardizing this process around the world.
402. 26:15Communist China, of course, is the pilot nation,
403. 26:18would be used as the head of the Bank for International
404. 26:21Settlements, says, to completely eliminate all privacy.
405. 26:24Right now, you can take a $100 bill,
406. 26:25you can walk into a store, you can buy whatever you want.
407. 26:27Nobody's gonna know about you in the shopkeeper.
408. 26:30Once we move to 100% digital money,
409. 26:32every transaction you make will be monitored,
410. 26:36will be put into a database, will be analyzed
411. 26:38by artificial intelligence and algorithms.
412. 26:40So that's one big component of it.
413. 26:42And the next big component of it is the digital ID.
414. 26:45They want every single person, not just in the United States,
415. 26:47but in the entire world to have a digital biometric ID
416. 26:51which they will use to spend their digital currency
417. 26:54to interact with any system, whether it be government,
418. 26:57whether it be corporate, whether it be religious,
419. 26:59all of it would involve your digital ID
420. 27:01and your digital currency.
421. 27:03The last big part of this is the international blockchain
422. 27:06ledger, which sounds like a mouthful.
423. 27:08I think they deliberately try to make this stuff seem
424. 27:10confusing.
425. 27:11So I'll try to explain it in as simple terms as possible.
426. 27:14The Bank for International Settlements, as we speak, right this moment, is developing this
427. 27:20international system where every asset in the known universe will be tokenized.
428. 27:25Every farm, every car, every stock, every bond, every tree, every carbon credit, everything
429. 27:31would become a digital token that lives forever on this international blockchain system.
430. 27:38Kind of like the blockchain that Bitcoin uses.
431. 27:40So once it's registered on there, there's tons of different systems that are all verifying
432. 27:44that that's what it says it is, that that's who owns it, etc. And then if you want to buy or sell,
433. 27:49you're going to have to interact with this international blockchain ledger with your digital ID and your
434. 27:54digital currency. It is a system of total control. And then you add to that all the data that they're
435. 27:59gathering, like from your smart cities, from your smart appliances in your home, from your smart meter
436. 28:04that regulates the electricity coming into your house, from your internet search history, which by the way
437. 28:09Google is monitoring it all and they want to build a what they themselves refer to as a
438. 28:13social credit score, a social credit score system. And this was pioneered in 2015. That's when I first
439. 28:19wrote about it for the New American magazine in China. Every citizen or really not citizens in
440. 28:25the traditional sense, they're serfs, they're victims. Right, exactly. They each have a score
441. 28:31and your score is based on whether you behave yourself and support the regime or not. If you have
442. 28:37You have a bad score, you lose your privileges.
443. 28:38If you have a good score, you get privileges.
444. 28:40And so the control mechanism works
445. 28:41without even having to torture you or imprison you.
446. 28:44It's worse than people could even begin to understand Abe
447. 28:47and we've got to be sounding the alarm about this.
448. 28:50It's so true.
449. 28:51I'll never forget right here on this program.
450. 28:54And I know it's God's providence leading me to prepare
451. 28:57for the show.
452. 28:58But I was sounding the alarm on the one
453. 29:00for Dr. Christina Parks on who is,
454. 29:03who is a scientist in this field, and I came across a UN mandate where they admitted that
455. 29:10they understood that what they called social distancing, I called physical distancing,
456. 29:16and masking and all of those things would do nothing to impact transmission of schmovit
457. 29:22or contraction of it, but they did it as an experiment in control to see how many people
458. 29:27how soon and how broadly they could get compliance.
459. 29:31They admitted that in writing.
460. 29:33And so a lot of these things have been happening.
461. 29:37I mean, Kaiser Trudeau from Canada literally said
462. 29:41that that Schmovid gave them the opportunity to advance
463. 29:44their pre-pandemic objectives.
464. 29:46You know, and these things are happening
465. 29:48at mind boggling, at a mind boggling pace.
466. 29:52And as I alluded to earlier, it could seem and feel so big
467. 29:57that the individual American citizen can feel like,
468. 30:00wait a minute, there's nothing I can do
469. 30:02to stop this albatross.
470. 30:03So what are some of the things that you would recommend
471. 30:06that American citizens can and should and must do
472. 30:09in order to push back against,
473. 30:10frankly, this wickedness over running our country?
474. 30:15I think it really begins with the individual, Abe.
475. 30:17It begins with us recognizing that this is happening.
476. 30:21It begins with us reading the scriptures.
477. 30:23It begins with us understanding what God teaches
478. 30:27on every subject. Right? The purpose of government is not to educate your kids or provide you
479. 30:32health care or give you a digital ID. The purpose of government is to punish evil. And so we need
480. 30:38to understand these. We need to get back to a biblical worldview. And then from our own individual
481. 30:44actions, we then need to extend that outward to our homes, our families, our wives, our husbands,
482. 30:49our children. Are we educating them in the fear, the discipline, the nurture, the admonition of
483. 30:54of the Lord as we're commanded to do in Ephesians.
484. 30:57Are we teaching our children about God and his laws
485. 31:00and his ways and what he's done for us
486. 31:02when we wake up in the morning,
487. 31:03when we're walking by the way,
488. 31:04when we're going to bed at night,
489. 31:05when we're sitting down to eat,
490. 31:06we're not doing those things,
491. 31:08we're not fulfilling our obligations.
492. 31:11We're not even fulfilling the great commission.
493. 31:12God told us to make disciples of all nations
494. 31:15and yet we act like our children are not part of that.
495. 31:18So I really do think it begins with us,
496. 31:20in our homes, in our families.
497. 31:22And then from there, we do need to,
498. 31:24I believe get active.
499. 31:25We have a very unique situation in this country
500. 31:27where we the people, if you read the Constitution,
501. 31:29are the sovereigns.
502. 31:31So God has told us to be good stewards,
503. 31:32God has commanded us to be good stewards
504. 31:35of the blessings he's given us.
505. 31:36And how can we not admit that being born
506. 31:39in a free country based on biblical principles
507. 31:42is a blessing that we need to protect?
508. 31:43So we need to get active
509. 31:45and that may be calling up your congressman
510. 31:47and asking for a meeting.
511. 31:48That may be running for state representative.
512. 31:50That may be calling your sheriff
513. 31:51and discussing some issues with him
514. 31:53and educating people in your community.
515. 31:55It may be getting more active in your church
516. 31:58and using your church as a springboard to go out
517. 32:01and preach the gospel, to go out and try to bring the good news
518. 32:06to the rest of your community.
519. 32:08So I think there's a lot we have to do, Abe,
520. 32:10and I think if people were just following God's instructions,
521. 32:13all the people who say they're Christian,
522. 32:14if we would just follow God's instructions,
523. 32:16a lot of this evil would melt away so fast.
524. 32:21We'll get back from this break with Alex Newman.
525. 32:26John the Baptist and Jesus gave the same command.
526. 32:29Repent for the kingdom of heaven is at hand.
527. 32:33Repentance is a reorientation toward God,
528. 32:36resulting in a change in actions.
529. 32:38Since our sins were fully accounted for in Jesus' death,
530. 32:42repentance is not about earning forgiveness,
531. 32:45but about receiving the forgiveness
532. 32:47already secured through Jesus Christ.
533. 32:49I'm Jordan Shambly, and you can read the rest of
534. 32:52life of repentance on the stand dot net
535. 33:03one-minute commentary
536. 33:03are available at a f r dot net back to the Hamilton
537. 33:07quarter on american family radio
538. 33:10welcome back to the Hamilton corner my guess is is
539. 33:13alex newman c o of liberty sentinel media you can find his website
540. 33:18at liberty sentinel dot org one of the things that you'll find there that was
541. 33:22just such a
542. 33:22blessing to my heart that he defines sentinel using websters
543. 33:261828 dictionary if you've been listening to this show for any length of time, you know,
544. 33:31that is the Hamilton Corner's dictionary of choice.
545. 33:35And I won't go into a whole long diatribe now.
546. 33:37It's why that is the case, but I was blessed to see that.
547. 33:40Alex, is there any other websites that we should direct the people to our people here
548. 33:44to connect with you and Liberty Sentinel media and all the different things that you're involved
549. 33:48in?
550. 33:49Well, thank you, Abe.
551. 33:50Liberty Sentinel.org is a good landing spot.
552. 33:52We do all of our shows are posted there every day.
553. 33:54So, service senior editor at the New American magazine,
554. 33:57I'm executive director of public school exit,
555. 33:59which is just a volunteer role.
556. 34:01And then I write and contribute
557. 34:02to a lot of different publications,
558. 34:03but librecentinel.org is a good landing spot.
559. 34:06And then on X, Alex Newman, underscore J-O-U.
560. 34:09Excellent, excellent.
561. 34:10And before we went to the break,
562. 34:11you were talking about the things,
563. 34:14and it just the note of my heart that we share routinely
564. 34:18on this program, the necessity of understanding
565. 34:20what we, the people can, should and must do.
566. 34:24And I was just talking with you during the break
567. 34:27about that was a real discussion during our founding area.
568. 34:30A lot of people forget that between the Declaration
569. 34:32of Independence in 1776 and the US Constitution's drafting
570. 34:36first in 1787 and ultimate ratification two years thereafter,
571. 34:40there was something that governed the United States
572. 34:42of America and it was called the Articles of Confederation.
573. 34:45All right.
574. 34:46And the preamble to our Constitution
575. 34:48that begins with we the people that caused great consternation
576. 34:52amongst anti-federalists in particular, namely Patrick Henry, that during the Virginia
577. 34:56ratifying convention that he argued that the reference to We The People in the
578. 35:01preamble, which diverged from preambles and popular governing documents at the time,
579. 35:06even American governing documents, the treaties with Paris and things of that nature
580. 35:09did not begin with an expression of We The People. And so Patrick Henry warned
581. 35:14and was concerned that this was an expression that state sovereignty would
582. 35:19be eroded and that this would be set the foundation for this outsized national government that
583. 35:25will gobble up the states and his fellow anti-federalists, Edmund Randolph, governor of Virginia at the
584. 35:30time, said no, no, no, no, no, no, Patrick, this is not an expression of the decimation
585. 35:35of state sovereignty. It's an articulation of where true American authority rests. The
586. 35:41reference to we the people is the right identification that the source of authority for ratifying
587. 35:46this constitution rests with the people as opposed to the state as a corporate entity
588. 35:51and that the state is comprised of people.
589. 35:56So in order to have the proper ratification to occur, the states needed to recognize the
590. 36:03individual liberty, the individual authority, and that was a major transition point for the
591. 36:10United States of America that the individuals are the ones who ultimately have the authority.
592. 36:14reality of unalienable rights is granted is what individuals have because it's
593. 36:19individuals that are made in the image and likeness of God. So I appreciate
594. 36:22your highlighting that that we have to recognize that we the people still have
595. 36:28the authority. But what has happened and I often say this that darkness and not an
596. 36:31affirmative force immediately reoccupy the space vacated by the light. And for
597. 36:35too long generationally even that we the people in the United States of America
598. 36:39have seated our authority. And so that darkness has infiltrated the space where
599. 36:43that the individuals in our nation have vacated, but high time is present for us now to re-establish
600. 36:49ourselves as we should be established.
601. 36:52Now you mentioned that one of the major sources of drift in our nation has been in the education
602. 36:58space.
603. 36:59You wrote the book indoctrinating our children to death.
604. 37:01I endorsed your book.
605. 37:03You talk about the history of government education in our nation.
606. 37:07And there is an issue that is happening right now
607. 37:11That needs to be addressed here. I describe myself as an equal opportunity truth teller called balls and strikes
608. 37:17I'm grateful for president Trump's election for a lot of things that he's doing
609. 37:21But I don't think we help him by being silent when he makes missteps and I think one of the missteps is the potential nomination as
610. 37:30the
611. 37:31I believe deputy, I'm sorry, assistant secretary for the U.S. Department of Education, Penny
612. 37:36Schwinn.
613. 37:37And this is something that I know you've covered at Liberty Sentinel.
614. 37:40What do our audience, what does our audience here need to know about Penny Schwinn?
615. 37:45Well, thank you, Abe.
616. 37:47I think this is a really important matter.
617. 37:49And I agree with you 100%.
618. 37:50I'm very pleased with much of what Donald Trump has done, but it doesn't help him or anybody
619. 37:55for us to just act like cheerleaders on a football team.
620. 37:59We need to look at each action, each nominee based on their merits and Penny Schwinn.
621. 38:05Unfortunately, I first came across her several years ago when she was a commissioner of education
622. 38:09in Tennessee.
623. 38:10And I read an article about her because she had made a proposal that the state of Tennessee
624. 38:15go visit every single child in the state at home to interview them or interrogate them
625. 38:21about everything from their mental health to their vaccine status to their stress levels
626. 38:25to their family life, I was very, very concerned to see that.
627. 38:30And you look at the press release that they put out.
628. 38:33She referred to the children as our children.
629. 38:37She said, all the stakeholders need to rally around here.
630. 38:39And that is very, very troubling thing.
631. 38:41These are not our children.
632. 38:43God entrusted those children to us.
633. 38:46The image of God is on those children, not the image of Caesar.
634. 38:49And so that was really concerning.
635. 38:51And then as I dug deeper into her background,
636. 38:53And I see she's been involved in trying to stop the removal of all kinds of left-wing ideology and indoctrination in the schools in Tennessee
637. 39:02controversies in Texas controversies in California and the one thing that everybody points to all the
638. 39:08Conservatives who are supporting her they said well at least she supports school choice
639. 39:11So I looked into her support for school choice and what I found was a public comment
640. 39:15She had made where she said we can't just give out money. We have to have accountability
641. 39:19We have to have transparency.
642. 39:21We have to have high standards, which is exactly what I've been warning about for years.
643. 39:25If they start giving us money, they're going to want to start controlling our homeschools
644. 39:29and our private Christian schools.
645. 39:31And that's totally unacceptable.
646. 39:32So I hope Trump will withdraw this nomination or the Senate will scrutinize it closely.
647. 39:36And even if they shut down the Department of Education, we need good people in there while
648. 39:40that process happens.
649. 39:41Absolutely, absolutely.
650. 39:43And similar to you, I've warned that whatever the government funds it controls ultimately,
651. 39:49You know, when have you ever seen this scenario
652. 39:51where government gained access to an area
653. 39:55and decided, you know what, we've done enough there.
654. 39:57Why don't we back away?
655. 40:00We've never happened.
656. 40:01What's the last time you've seen that happen, Alex?
657. 40:03Never wear a 14th.
658. 40:07This is a nature of government, right?
659. 40:08As Ronald Reagan said,
660. 40:09the closest thing to eternal life is a government program.
661. 40:11It literally is a nature of government.
662. 40:12I'll never forget it.
663. 40:13And you and I are getting to know each other even more.
664. 40:15So, and I'm looking forward to us being together
665. 40:18in Bartlett, Tennessee this summer
666. 40:19as a Cultureproof 2025 conference,
667. 40:21but I was in law school when Hurricane Katrina hit New Orleans,
668. 40:25that's where I'm from,
669. 40:26and I ended up having to relocate to Texas.
670. 40:27I ultimately ended up passionate about
671. 40:29and starting my professional career in Texas,
672. 40:31but following Hurricane Katrina,
673. 40:33we were directed to this disaster assistance center, okay?
674. 40:38And through FEMA, actually, to help with rents, you know,
675. 40:43and I did this very, very radical thing.
676. 40:45You might have heard about it before,
677. 40:47though I was still in law school,
678. 40:48I had to work my way through law school.
679. 40:49So I got a job, I got a job.
680. 40:52And, you know, because we were being called Katrina,
681. 40:56refugees and all of these things.
682. 40:58And when I got my job, I went to the Disaster Assistance Center
683. 41:01to say, hey, I don't need any assistance
684. 41:03because I have a job.
685. 41:05And the Disaster Assistance Center
686. 41:07made it almost impossible for me to reject assistance.
687. 41:12I was required to have meetings twice a month,
688. 41:15bring my check stubs and to prove I didn't need the assistance
689. 41:19and get this, they still sent the check to my apartment.
690. 41:23So each month I had to work more
691. 41:25to bring the uncast check back to the disaster assistance center,
692. 41:32and they made me do that for six months
693. 41:33before they stopped sending the checks to my house.
694. 41:36For six months.
695. 41:37It's typical of government, right?
696. 41:37We love you so much.
697. 41:38We're gonna help you at gunpoint if necessary.
698. 41:40Yes, and I was, and the thing I told them, I said,
699. 41:43listen, I know there are lots of people from New Orleans
700. 41:45need help. Thankfully, I've been fortunate enough where I don't need it. I don't need it. And so
701. 41:51the old ad is getting the assistance. I didn't even do anything to get on the list of assistance
702. 41:56other than being there where you got like toiletries and things of that nature, but getting off of
703. 42:01the assistance, it took a Herculean effort on my part. And I'm pretty sure I may be wrong here,
704. 42:07but I'm pretty sure I was in a minority of people who was saying that thank you. But I'm in a position
705. 42:13grace by God's grace to not need that assistance right now and I
706. 42:18were harder to get off of it than to get on it. It was it was
707. 42:23remarkable. Yeah and praise the Lord for people who even in the
708. 42:27face of that kind of pressure still withstand. You know, I'm
709. 42:30here in Florida right now. I could easily take $50,000 per year
710. 42:35to homeschool my six children. But I won't because it's other
711. 42:39people's money. I have no right to take my neighbor's money
712. 42:42to educate my children.
713. 42:43I don't need $50,000 a year to educate my children.
714. 42:46We might spend a couple of thousand, maybe three or 4,000
715. 42:49to educate them.
716. 42:51We're part of a few co-ops, you know,
717. 42:52classical conversations, some other things.
718. 42:54But even a lot of our good friends who know the Lord
719. 42:58and love the Lord, it's very difficult
720. 43:00to resist that temptation.
721. 43:01So I've been pleased to see a little bit of a shift
722. 43:04in kind of the public attitude.
723. 43:05When I heard Donald Trump talking about the possibility
724. 43:07of abolishing FEMA, maybe sending that back to the states,
725. 43:11That is, I think, a step in the right direction.
726. 43:13Ultimately, this should be a responsibility for the churches,
727. 43:15for neighbors, for nonprofit organizations.
728. 43:19But we really need to move away from the direction
729. 43:21of the government is our caretaker,
730. 43:23the government is responsible for us,
731. 43:25and even worse for our children,
732. 43:27the same attitude that Penny Schwinn displayed
733. 43:29while she was in Tennessee.
734. 43:30Yeah, you're spot on, man.
735. 43:31And this goes back to something you said earlier.
736. 43:34Where will we cultivate this idea
737. 43:37that we are not entitled to other people's money?
738. 43:38We're not entitled to our neighbor's resources.
739. 43:40That's not gonna come from government.
740. 43:42It's not gonna come from government education.
741. 43:43That's gonna only come from the homes and the discipleship
742. 43:45that we cultivate within our homes, within our families.
743. 43:48And this is again, something that we can and we should,
744. 43:51and we must do it.
745. 43:53We must do it.
746. 43:54You referred to President Trump's expression
747. 43:58and seemingly in a short order,
748. 44:01we'll see an executive order to this end
749. 44:03that he wants to dismantle.
750. 44:05This is what he said from the law office.
751. 44:08Last week, I think,
752. 44:09uh... i would like to see it this man to be immediately
753. 44:11concerning the department of education
754. 44:13now when you recognize the breath and scope of the department of education
755. 44:17uh... it'll be a daunting task and ultimately is going to require an act of
756. 44:20congress
757. 44:21in order to do so but do you think that is a realistic proposition
758. 44:25uh... that the president can and will follow through on this expressed
759. 44:29uh... desire to
760. 44:31dismantle the department of education
761. 44:33well as you said if this is not something that he can do on his own and there are
762. 44:37good ways to do this and there are bad ways to do it all start by saying of course
763. 44:40the department of education needs to be shut down article one section eight does
764. 44:43not list education is one of the powers we delegated to the federal government
765. 44:47they don't need that department should be shut down
766. 44:49but uh... there's been great bills introduced in congress in fact uh...
767. 44:52thomas massy has been introducing a bill congressman thomas massy kentucky for
768. 44:56at least four congresses now h r eight ninety nine
769. 44:59to terminate the department of education
770. 45:01uh... i interviewed him about it's a simple bill why why do we need this
771. 45:04but then you look at what the swamp is doing right now
772. 45:06and you've got these fake shut down
773. 45:09the Department of Education Bill.
774. 45:10There's one in the Senate right now
775. 45:11that just redistributes all the functions to other agencies.
776. 45:14The Treasury will handle this,
777. 45:15Interior will handle this,
778. 45:17Health and Human Services will handle this.
779. 45:19I don't think that's really an improvement
780. 45:21to just scatter all these functions and powers and authorities
781. 45:24to a bunch of different agencies.
782. 45:25We do need to shut it down as a baby step
783. 45:27in the right direction.
784. 45:29And I think Trump has kind of expressed a desire
785. 45:33to use some of these authorities that have been usurped
786. 45:35by the feds over the years to reverse some of the craziness.
787. 45:38And I understand that desire, I understand that temptation.
788. 45:41You know, the kids in California are being taught things
789. 45:43that are horrific, but we need to understand these powers
790. 45:47never should have been usurped in the first place.
791. 45:49I hope he'll get support in Congress.
792. 45:51We know there's a lot of rhinos there.
793. 45:52I hope he'll get the support to shut it down.
794. 45:54It needs to happen, but that's not going to improve
795. 45:58the schools to where a Christian can say,
796. 45:59oh, well, I'll just send little Johnny
797. 46:01to the local public school today.
798. 46:03we've got a long way to go after that.
799. 46:06Yeah, I agree 100%.
800. 46:08What is your take on?
801. 46:09I know a lot of people are objecting to a limbic man
802. 46:12being tapped by President Trump to be his secretary of education.
803. 46:15What do you think about her nomination?
804. 46:18Well, if her job is going to be to shut the place down
805. 46:21and turn the lights off, fumigate, and sell the building,
806. 46:24she's probably an adequate pick for that.
807. 46:27To body slam?
808. 46:28Exactly.
809. 46:29Right.
810. 46:30Exactly.
811. 46:31And that's what needs to happen.
812. 46:32I mean, this thing needs to be pulverized.
813. 46:34needs to be crushed into the ground.
814. 46:35Everybody needs to be fired.
815. 46:36All these programs need to be shut down.
816. 46:38So if that's really the plan, that's gonna be great.
817. 46:41And I've talked to quite a few of the people
818. 46:43who are working on this.
819. 46:45Trump does, I think genuinely want to shut down
820. 46:47this department.
821. 46:48So I hope that's what will happen.
822. 46:50I differ with him on a few areas,
823. 46:53like this idea of federal school choice.
824. 46:56I think there's right ways to help get kids
825. 46:58out of the public school system.
826. 46:59And then more dangerous ways.
827. 47:01We talked about this at just a moment ago, a little bit.
828. 47:03So I hope that we can all agree
829. 47:06the US Department of Education shouldn't exist.
830. 47:08The federal government shouldn't have any involvement
831. 47:10in the school system.
832. 47:11And if that's the understanding in DC,
833. 47:13I think Linda will do a great job.
834. 47:15And I hope that's the direction we'll move in.
835. 47:17I agree.
836. 47:18I mean, similar to you, my wife and I,
837. 47:19we have six children.
838. 47:21We educate our children at home as a feature
839. 47:23of our discipleship commitment.
840. 47:27The only thing that I would remotely be willing to entertain
841. 47:31and I remotely is the keyword there
842. 47:33would be an exclusion of the funds expended from taxable income.
843. 47:38No voucher, no, we don't need any money like you said.
844. 47:41I don't need the federal government to fund my commitment
845. 47:43to rear my children in the nurture
846. 47:45and admonition of the Lord.
847. 47:47And if that is not potentially on the table,
848. 47:52then stay out about our way.
849. 47:54Leave us alone.
850. 47:55Let us continue with the unalienable rights
851. 47:57that God has given us to rear our children
852. 47:59as he's called us to do so in government stay out
853. 48:02of our business.
854. 48:03And that seems like a radical concept now, but for the majority of our national history,
855. 48:08that is what the American people understood.
856. 48:10With this recent development or introduction of the Jimmy Carter Department of Education,
857. 48:15lots of people have used recent recency and experience and synonymous that with being normal.
858. 48:24That's not normal.
859. 48:25And unfortunately, the disrespect from music is on and we're running out of time.
860. 48:28Alex, we've got to have you back home, man.
861. 48:30Thank you for joining us today on the program.
862. 48:32I really appreciate it.
863. 48:33Thank you so much, Evan.
864. 48:34God bless you, sir.
865. 48:35The views and opinions expressed in this broadcast may not necessarily reflect those of the American
866. 48:41Family Association or American Family Radio.