Newly confirmed FBI Director Kash Patel’s number two guy is Dan Bongino. Regressives are losing their minds.

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1. 0:00Darkness is not an affirmative force.
2. 0:02It simply reoccupies the space vacated by the light.
3. 0:06This is the Hamilton Corner on American Family Radio.
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5. 0:15Delivery people out of the bondage of mainstream media.
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11. 0:30Well, good evening everybody.
12. 0:34Welcome to the Hamilton Corner here on American Family Radio, where we are wrapping up NRB 2025.
13. 0:41That is the National Religious Broadcasters Convention for the year 2025 hosted here at
14. 0:47the beautiful Gaylord Texan Resort and Convention Center.
15. 0:52You know, one of the things we need to do next time we do this, I may walk around and
16. 0:55get some video to get people to get people an idea what this is like because it's really
17. 1:00hard to put in words, you have ministries from all over the world that are here, connecting
18. 1:07with broadcasters, television, radio, podcasts, as you name it.
19. 1:12And it's an amazing display.
20. 1:15It's encouraging on one hand to see that there are brethren all over the world attempting
21. 1:23to leave it all out on the field, so to speak, for the Kingdom of God.
22. 1:27Then on the other hand, when I see all of this stuff
23. 1:30that's going on, it makes me think,
24. 1:33man, how effective are we?
25. 1:36Because I think about the scripture,
26. 1:38the these few men who've shaken up the whole world,
27. 1:41who ended up here, and it's just amazing.
28. 1:44It gives the appearance,
29. 1:46there really is no shortage of resources
30. 1:48in the body of Christ if we would be resolved
31. 1:51to use them for the Lord's purposes.
32. 1:53So it's an interesting phenomenon that is happening.
33. 1:57But this very moment many of you, if not most of you, are making your transition from
34. 2:00your part-time jobs where you generate an income to your full-time jobs where you cultivate
35. 2:05an outcome.
36. 2:06And as you do so, I want to remind you to make your move with intentionality.
37. 2:11Understand in the primacy that God places on family, recognizing that the Great Commission
38. 2:15is to make disciples.
39. 2:16And as we talked about earlier this week, the disciple-making commission includes, of
40. 2:20course, the proclamation of the gospel.
41. 2:23making and evangelism are not mutually exclusive. They're not rivals. They are
42. 2:29twain. They are together. You cannot make disciples without evangelism. It's not
43. 2:34possible. But we also need to understand that the commission is to make disciples.
44. 2:38I've been blessed to have with me here on site J. Mac who would be with me
45. 2:42throughout the year as we hit the road in various places. And I'm also happy to
46. 2:48say that his sweater is fitting today. It's not an extra medium. He's able to
47. 2:53breathe, there's no, we don't have to have any EMS workers or EMT, I should say workers on standby
48. 3:00for a lack of blood flow to the brain due to extra-shmedium constriction, none of that is happening at the
49. 3:06moment. So I'm excited about that, you know, I'm excited about it. I guess the the the the third of
50. 3:11conversations we have have been worthwhile. But all man, so many things are happening. This is the
51. 3:20the place where we remind you daily that what goes on in your house is far more important
52. 3:28than what goes on in the White House.
53. 3:29I'm not saying that because it's a catchy phrase, I'm saying it because it's true.
54. 3:33You will not be personally directly accountable to God nor are you directly responsible for
55. 3:41the things that transpired in the White House because there are things happening there that
56. 3:45are beyond your jurisdiction.
57. 3:48But there are things in your home, what transpires in your home, where you have jurisdiction,
58. 3:53where you have the authority, that is what you will be accountable to God for.
59. 3:59As I've said numerous times that I will continue to say, when you have been captured by the
60. 4:04King of Glory, you move from merely giving offerings to becoming the offering, to where
61. 4:12you're not merely attempting to submit something to God on your behalf, what you submit is your
62. 4:19entire self. That is what I'm striving toward and I encourage you to strive toward and if as
63. 4:25each of us, every single member of the body of Christ, there is no insignificant member of the body
64. 4:30of Christ. As each of us lays our proverbial log on the fire, we will be able to kindle a flame,
65. 4:38to kindle an outsized flame for the glory of God.
66. 4:42So as you're making your way to your full time jobs,
67. 4:46please understand we need you.
68. 4:49The body of Christ needs your contribution.
69. 4:53And if you're listening to me and you're not yet a believer,
70. 4:55and I know there's some who listen, who are not believers,
71. 4:59and you find yourself asking,
72. 5:00man, why do I keep listening to this guy?
73. 5:01You talk about the Bible every day.
74. 5:03Tell us about God every day, but I keep listening to this guy.
75. 5:06I just want to tell you very plainly,
76. 5:08as the Lord is drawing you, do not harden your hearts.
77. 5:12Do not harden your hearts.
78. 5:13Eternity is a long time to be wrong.
79. 5:18Salvation is a free gift of God
80. 5:20that is obtained by grace through faith.
81. 5:23It's not a feature of works.
82. 5:25It is because we are saved that we work,
83. 5:26but we work from a position of having been saved.
84. 5:31We don't work in order to procure salvation.
85. 5:34To the word of God, we go Isaiah chapter one,
86. 5:37versus one through six is what I want to share,
87. 5:39because there are things I've wanted to get to during this week,
88. 5:44but we have been just jam-packed.
89. 5:47And I think this is an appropriate conversation to have
90. 5:50after we've been talking about purity
91. 5:53and other things of that nature.
92. 5:55It's an appropriate conversation to have.
93. 5:56I want to simply remind you,
94. 5:58when we turn to the book of Isaiah,
95. 5:59Isaiah lived from about 767 to 681 BC, all right?
96. 6:04All right, he's called and administrative about 740 BC.
97. 6:08You know, the scripture tells us,
98. 6:09playing Isaiah six verse one,
99. 6:11that in the year the king of Zayedad,
100. 6:12I saw the Lord, that's Isaiah,
101. 6:14that's what Isaiah's talking about.
102. 6:16It's important to note that Isaiah's life
103. 6:18and ministry transpires almost an entire century prior
104. 6:23to the conquest of Judah by Nebuchadnezzar.
105. 6:27And it's important because Isaiah is warning
106. 6:33the Southern Kingdom and really inviting them to repent.
107. 6:36In fact, the overarching purpose of the ministry that Isaiah rendered to the Southern Kingdom
108. 6:44is to call Judah back to Yahweh in repentance and to proclaim salvation and to proclaim
109. 6:51salvation through Messiah.
110. 6:55And so there are words here, Isaiah chapter 1 that are prescient.
111. 7:02And to me, they read like front page news to 21st century America.
112. 7:06A couple of things I'll say are out of front.
113. 7:08I know for a fact that America is not Israel.
114. 7:10All right, I don't know anybody saying,
115. 7:11well, hey, we do realize.
116. 7:12I understand that.
117. 7:13I understand for a fact that America is not Judah.
118. 7:16However, they are enduring principles in scripture
119. 7:19that apply universally and that are instructive for us
120. 7:25in light of what our Lord has recorded
121. 7:27for us in scripture.
122. 7:27Isaiah chapter one verses one through six.
123. 7:29This is what the word of God says.
124. 7:31I gotta maneuver around this.
125. 7:32This boom stands so I can see the text, you know?
126. 7:34Isaiah chapter one, verse one.
127. 7:36the vision of Isaiah, the son of Amos, concerning Judah and Jerusalem, which he saw during the
128. 7:42reigns of Isaiah, Jotham, A-Hash, and Hezekiah, kings of Judah. Listen, O heavens, and hear,
129. 7:52O earth, for the Lord speaks, Son, I have reared and brought up, I'm sorry sons, I have reared
130. 8:00and brought up, but they have revolted against me. And ox knows its owner. A donkey, it's
131. 8:08It's Master's manger, but Israel does not know.
132. 8:13My people do not understand.
133. 8:16Alas, sinful nation, people weighed down with iniquity, offspring of evildoers, sons who act
134. 8:28corruptly.
135. 8:29They have abandoned the Lord.
136. 8:31They have despised the Holy One of Israel.
137. 8:33They have turned away from Him.
138. 8:38Where will you be stricken again as you continue your rebellion?
139. 8:42The whole head is sick and the whole heart is faint.
140. 8:48From the soul of the foot even to the head, there is nothing sound in it.
141. 8:53Only bruises, welts and raw wounds, not pressed out or bandaged nor softened with oil.
142. 9:02Right at the beginning of verse 1, Isaiah, communigates the west, the scope of his ministry
143. 9:07as he served Yahweh prophetically to the southern kingdom of Judah during the reigns of successive kings of Judah beginning with Uzziah
144. 9:15Then to Jotham then to Ahas then to King Hezekiah. That is how we learn that the time frame
145. 9:22Excuse me of Isaiah's ministry then
146. 9:25We go on in the Lord conveys through
147. 9:29Isaiah listen O heavens and hero earth for the Lord speaks one of the major things that God has been impressing upon me is
148. 9:35is that the word of God demands attention.
149. 9:39The word of God demands attention
150. 9:42when Isaiah pinched the phrase,
151. 9:44listen, O heavens, and hear, O earth,
152. 9:47for the Lord speaks, it's a summoning,
153. 9:49a rousing to attention of the entire expanse of creation
154. 9:57because God, his presence and more,
155. 10:00and in particular hear his word demands attention.
156. 10:05Then he begins his rebuke of Judah
157. 10:07through Isaiah by saying,
158. 10:08sons, I have reared and brought up
159. 10:12very immediately in this portion of scripture.
160. 10:14God is affirming the notion that his grace
161. 10:17is extended from a posture of a father.
162. 10:22And he's contrasting Judah's rebellion.
163. 10:28Contrasting his father in disposition
164. 10:30with Judah's rebellion and in gratitude
165. 10:33and using animals in their response
166. 10:37to their earthly masters, contrasting that with Judah.
167. 10:40and Oxen knows its owner, a donkey knows its master's manger, but he's saying,
168. 10:47but my people have revolted against me.
169. 10:51My people in Israel does not know, do not understand.
170. 10:54Then we get to verse four, and the Hebrew text is even more expressive.
171. 10:58When he says, alas, sinful nation, it is a cry of pain, a cry of pain.
172. 11:06What Isaiah's confronting is the reality that wickedness has become
173. 11:10Judah's national heritage.
174. 11:13That's why it says, alas, oh, sinful nation.
175. 11:16Instead of being a people defined
176. 11:18by covenant to commitment to Yahweh,
177. 11:20exemplified through obedience,
178. 11:22they have become a nation to where their national heritage
179. 11:26is sinfulness, sin-ladenness,
180. 11:30which is why he says, people weighed down with iniquity.
181. 11:34Offspring of evildoers, notice the connection.
182. 11:37Verse two, when he says, sons, I have reared,
183. 11:39but now God is referring to them
184. 11:41as the offspring of evil doers.
185. 11:44Again, sons, verse four, who act correctly,
186. 11:48they have abandoned the Lord,
187. 11:50they have despised the Holy One of Israel,
188. 11:52they have turned away from Him.
189. 11:55This turning away into Hebrew means,
190. 11:57it's conveying being utterly estranged.
191. 12:01Utterly is estranged from God.
192. 12:06Then the Lord through Isaiah presents a question.
193. 12:09Where will you be stricken again?
194. 12:11The communication there is like a body
195. 12:13that has wounded with welts everywhere,
196. 12:16to where there's no place on the physical body
197. 12:19that has not been stricken, that has not been wounded.
198. 12:22And this is a means of communicating
199. 12:24that Judas become through and through,
200. 12:29sin filled, overly corrupted by sin.
201. 12:34And then he uses this metaphor, the whole head is sick.
202. 12:40The whole heart is faint.
203. 12:45This follows the verse five reference,
204. 12:46where will you be stricken again?
205. 12:48Why would we be struck down again?
206. 12:52Because what should occur,
207. 12:54pain stimulating the brain.
208. 12:56But in this instance, pain is not even a stimulus
209. 13:00that will provoke the repentance,
210. 13:01because they've been doing the pain,
211. 13:02and it's not having the desired result.
212. 13:06Verse five is articulated in the fact
213. 13:07that the rot is comprehensive.
214. 13:10It is through and through.
215. 13:12There is no soundness at any point in you
216. 13:14that that's what the Lord has communicated to.
217. 13:18The whole heart is sick, the whole heart is faint.
218. 13:20The verse six from the soul of the foot,
219. 13:22even to the head there is no soundness in it.
220. 13:26Only bruises, welts, and raw wounds.
221. 13:30You contrast that with the New Testament reference
222. 13:32to Yeshua, Jesus, Messiah, being the bomb of Gilead.
223. 13:38But in this instance, you the sickness,
224. 13:40the sin sickness is unhealed.
225. 13:43Only bruises, welts, and raw wounds, not pressed out,
226. 13:46not banished, not softened with oil.
227. 13:49in many ways guys, in many, many, many ways.
228. 13:51And I don't say this to negate from some of the amazing things
229. 13:56that are happening in our country.
230. 13:58But we need to be honest with ourselves
231. 13:59about one major reality that we have become a people,
232. 14:03become a nation that is overrun with sinfulness.
233. 14:08That instead of the church being the pillar and ground of truth,
234. 14:11many people are looking to political leaders
235. 14:13because we cannot find a type of leadership
236. 14:16that is necessary from the church.
237. 14:18And so this is why I have been saying, and I will continue to say, the most enduring need
238. 14:22for the people of God, the most enduring need for Christians in America, the most enduring
239. 14:27need for America is repentance.
240. 14:31A nation cannot be made great solely by economic prowess, solely by governmental processes.
241. 14:37Greatness would only come for our nation when we become a people that has humbled ourselves
242. 14:43to God.
243. 14:46This is the order of the day.
244. 14:48May God give us the grace that is necessary to have His ambassadors fill our nation proclaiming
245. 14:55His gospel.
246. 15:00Today, Christians are facing challenges in homeless ministry.
247. 15:04In 2023, homelessness reached its highest level since reporting began in 2007, even affecting
248. 15:10families with children, unaccompanied youth, and the elderly.
249. 15:14Homeless ministries require long-term commitment and support, not quick fixings.
250. 15:18Pastor Jim Yates advises taking manual steps
251. 15:20when building a homeless ministry.
252. 15:23Read the full article, Compassion,
253. 15:25It's a Messy Business by me, Jordan Shambly,
254. 15:28on the stand.net.
255. 15:34Shiting, diving to the darkness.
256. 15:37This is the Hamilton Corner, an American family radio.
257. 15:40Welcome back to the Hamilton Corner, Abraham Hamilton,
258. 15:43the third, here, live and direct from NRB 2025,
259. 15:47broadcasting right at this moment
260. 15:49from the exhibit hall floor at the Gaylord Texan,
261. 15:53the beautiful Gaylord Texan Resort and Convention Center.
262. 15:58And I'm gonna give you an example of,
263. 16:01an example of, an example of what I mean,
264. 16:04what I was talking about in the first segment.
265. 16:06All right, this is something that I wanted to get to.
266. 16:08And you cannot make this stuff up.
267. 16:11So with the house cleaning that is happening
268. 16:14at the federal government, we learned that
269. 16:19this week we learned that the National Security Agency,
270. 16:23which is under the National Intelligence Department
271. 16:26that is being headed up now by Tulsa Gabbard,
272. 16:29we learned that the National Security Agency
273. 16:35has been, has people within it, agents within it
274. 16:39who have been using the NSA's Interlink Program,
275. 16:43guys, I am not making this stuff up, making this stuff up.
276. 16:46They have been using the Interlink Program,
277. 16:49and I'm going to give you the exact terminology.
278. 16:51The exact terminology.
279. 16:56Using the Interlink program to quote,
280. 17:04participate in quote, I've seen pornographic
281. 17:09and sexually explicit chat rooms at the NSA.
282. 17:16They were, you know, and I don't want to be too graphic.
283. 17:22Young ones tell your parents.
284. 17:26This is a moment that Mr. Abe is saying,
285. 17:28and you probably need to stop listening.
286. 17:30These are our governmental employees,
287. 17:34government agents who work in our intelligence agencies.
288. 17:38These are the people who have access, for example,
289. 17:41to 702 FISA utilization.
290. 17:46All right?
291. 17:47And they're using our tax dollars through the NSA's
292. 17:51Intellect Pro Interlink Program to have a chat room
293. 17:54where they're talking about orgiastic conduct.
294. 17:58They are talking about fetishes, describing and discussing the, dare I say, benefits of
295. 18:13genital mutilation surgeries.
296. 18:15And guys simply put outright nastiness, outright nastiness.
297. 18:22The interlink program created these chat room accessibility under the Biden administration's
298. 18:29DEI initiatives.
299. 18:34where they had these maxims, diversity is our strength.
300. 18:38And when they say diversity, they clearly don't mean
301. 18:40ideological diversity.
302. 18:41People have divergent, no, no, no, no.
303. 18:43They mean topical super physical diversity.
304. 18:45Diversity, they mean sexual rebellion against the high
305. 18:48and holy God.
306. 18:49They don't mean anything concerning diversity of viewpoints,
307. 18:51not in the least bit.
308. 18:54But they've been using our tax dollars for these purposes.
309. 18:57And thanks to what's trans, what's transpiring now,
310. 19:01through doge and other efforts and the cleaning house efforts
311. 19:04that are happening, the root out corruption and other things
312. 19:06and waste and fraud and abuse,
313. 19:07we find out these are the things that are happening.
314. 19:11And once it was brought to Tulsi Gabbard's attention,
315. 19:14she immediately responded to send out a memorandum
316. 19:16that required each agency to identify
317. 19:19all of the people who are participating in this nonsense.
318. 19:23And they were terminated immediately.
319. 19:24Listen to and watch clip number four, clip number four, go.
320. 19:32We'll just see what we're going to do
321. 19:34has already been done.
322. 19:35there are over 100 people from across the intelligence community that contributed to and
323. 19:40participated in this. What is really just an egregious violation of trust? What to speak
324. 19:46of like basic rules and standards around professionalism? I put out a directive today that they all
325. 19:52will be terminated and their security clearances will be revoked. But the thing here, Jesse,
326. 19:58is that we got to take a step back because this is just barely scratching the surface.
327. 20:03When you see what these people were saying, and thanks to Chris Rufo for putting it all
328. 20:07out online, they were brazen in using an NSA platform intended for professional use to conduct
329. 20:17this kind of really, really horrific behavior.
330. 20:20They were brazen in doing this because when was the last time anyone was really held accountable,
331. 20:26certainly not over the last four years, certainly not over the last 10, maybe 20 years.
332. 20:31And we look at some of the biggest violations of the American people's trust in the intelligence
333. 20:37community.
334. 20:38So, today's action in holding these individuals accountable is just the beginning of what we're
335. 20:43seeing across the Trump administration, which is carrying out the mandate the American people
336. 20:47gave him.
337. 20:48Clean House root out that rot and corruption and weaponization and politicization.
338. 20:54So we can start to rebuild that trust in these institutions that are charged with an important
339. 20:59mission of serving the American people, ensuring our safety, security and freedom.
340. 21:05Guys, this is an example of what I'm talking about.
341. 21:10The logs and guys, this is all documented.
342. 21:13I'm not showing you screenshots of the actual exchanges, frankly, because they're
343. 21:21too vile to show on this program, the messages, the logs of the messages date
344. 21:29back two years, and as I mentioned already,
345. 21:32the creation of, or should I say the utilization
346. 21:37of the inter-league program for these types of communications
347. 21:43found safe haven under the Biden administration's DEI policies.
348. 21:51That's shameful, it's shameful.
349. 21:56And these are the people who work,
350. 21:58or these are some of the people who work,
351. 22:01in these people work in our intelligence agencies, guys.
352. 22:05Now I want you to think, for example,
353. 22:07about Isaiah, chapter 59.
354. 22:09All right, we've talked about this before.
355. 22:12Think about Isaiah 59, the whole chapter,
356. 22:18but zoom in on verses 14 to about 17 or 18.
357. 22:21And I want you to recall how Isaiah diagnosed this.
358. 22:26Before we get to the presence of corruption,
359. 22:29in official places of authority,
360. 22:33Isaiah diagnosed it perfectly.
361. 22:35The thing that preceded the corruption was truth had fallen in the streets.
362. 22:40Remember that.
363. 22:42Truth falling in the streets is what precipitated justice turning its way backwards, an uprightness
364. 22:50not being able to enter.
365. 22:53In the places where the citizenry expected to secure justice, halls of government, court
366. 22:59proceedings, these areas, they could not obtain it.
367. 23:05because uprightness was not allowed to enter.
368. 23:08Those things are secondary to the corruption in the streets.
369. 23:13I'm sorry, the corruption in the official sanctions
370. 23:17of society in governmental apparatuses
371. 23:20followed the rejection of truth in society.
372. 23:24And the same thing is happening now.
373. 23:28The same thing has happened now.
374. 23:31And this is why I've been continuously emphasizing
375. 23:35that we have to seek to have a gospel-anchored discipleship movement in our nation.
376. 23:43Because if we're looking solely to government, guys, it's not going to be an enduring source
377. 23:48of anything.
378. 23:49It's not going to be an enduring source of anything.
379. 23:52It should not be lost on any of us.
380. 23:55That we were literally having a conversation, literally, where the U.S. Supreme Court entertained
381. 24:01oral arguments in the Scarmetti case, debating whether minors, two-year-olds, three-year-olds,
382. 24:12were actually identifiable distinct from their biological makeup.
383. 24:19That argument took place less than a decade following the Obergefell decision of 2015.
384. 24:27Obergefell, which was receded by Lawrence versus Texas, that reversed Bowers versus Hardwick,
385. 24:36precipitated, Scarmetti's argument.
386. 24:39Can you imagine what we'll be talking about
387. 24:43within the next five years,
388. 24:44what even 10 years, nine years,
389. 24:452015 is when Obergefert was decided.
390. 24:48The Scarmetti argument took place in 2024,
391. 24:50and then even 10 years after, nine years, and some change.
392. 24:56If our society continues in the same direction,
393. 24:59in the same trajectory it has been on,
394. 25:01can you imagine where we will be?
395. 25:04You know, just this week, you had a state legislator in Maine,
396. 25:08woman who have the audacity to stand up and say, listen, at the state level, we need to
397. 25:14oppose boys playing in girls sports. We should not allow men in women's sports in the state
398. 25:21of Maine, the state legislature censured this legislator, stripped her of her right to vote
399. 25:30to the body she was elected by the citizens in the state to represent. Guys, that flows
400. 25:37downstream from a condition that precedes it.
401. 25:42Let me show you what happens next.
402. 25:47So in addition to NSA using some of these members of NSA using the engineering program for this
403. 25:56lasciviousness is the only way you can describe it.
404. 26:00Tosi Gabbard goes on to explain and by the way CNN has been functioning as the spokesperson
405. 26:07and the propaganda arm for the intelligence community in America.
406. 26:10Listen to and watch clip number two.
407. 26:12So, there's going to be a lot of house cleaning because now we're hearing CIA agents don't like
408. 26:18getting doge.
409. 26:19So they're going to sell state secrets to our enemies.
410. 26:22What are we going to do here?
411. 26:25I am curious about how they think this is a good tactic to keep their job.
412. 26:31They're exposing themselves essentially by making this indirect threat using their propaganda
413. 26:37arm through CNN that they've used over and over and over again to reveal their hand that
414. 26:41their loyalty is not at all to America. It is not to the American people or the Constitution.
415. 26:46It is to themselves. And these are exactly the kind of people that we need to root out,
416. 26:52get rid of so that the patriots who do work in this area who are committed to our core
417. 26:58mission can actually focus on that. I got to tell you one of the byproducts of what I just
418. 27:03saw literally today is because of this immediate action of transparency and accountability,
419. 27:08I have people within the intelligence community reaching out to me personally and directly saying,
420. 27:13Hey, you need to know about this.
421. 27:15You need to look over here.
422. 27:17People are stepping forward because they are all on board with the mission to clean house
423. 27:22and refocus on our core mission of serving the American people.
424. 27:26I love to hear that, that there's a lot of patriots that want to join you.
425. 27:33So guys, you cannot make this stuff up.
426. 27:36So you have, according to the clip you just heard, and the director of the National Intelligence
427. 27:45is communicating that there are members of the CIA, America's Central Intelligence Agency,
428. 27:51that they don't like accountability.
429. 27:54They don't like inquiries concerning waste and fraud and abuse.
430. 27:59They don't want anybody looking up under the hood.
431. 28:02So because they don't like people attempting to hold their agency accountable, they are threatening
432. 28:11to sell American state secrets to foreign nations.
433. 28:18And you wondered where the sources of opposition to President Trump and his first term was coming
434. 28:24from.
435. 28:25You wonder how are all of these three-letter agencies that the American people never heard
436. 28:32of.
437. 28:33hundreds of millions of American taxpayer dollars, all kind of initiatives happening all
438. 28:37over the world.
439. 28:38You know, the Obama administration utilizing the CIA to fund and to arm what became ISIS.
440. 28:44American people didn't get sent to that.
441. 28:46American people had no participation in that.
442. 28:49But these things are happening and now that there's an effort to hold them accountable.
443. 28:54That you have CIA operatives saying, you know what?
444. 28:59We don't like this.
445. 29:00We don't like this at all.
446. 29:02So we are going to respond to this by selling American state secrets to foreign nations.
447. 29:09How is that anything but treason?
448. 29:17How is it?
449. 29:19Can somebody explain it to me?
450. 29:21How is that anything other than treasonous?
451. 29:27And on top of that, as you heard Tulsi Gabbard say, and look, you listen to the shot told
452. 29:33you I have my questions and concerns about Tulsi Gabbard.
453. 29:36I'm still in a position of I'm going to evaluate what's happening.
454. 29:42But so far, what's happened so far, and it's just been a very short amount of time, you have
455. 29:48these things happening.
456. 29:50And the exposure of these things are downstream from the condition precedent.
457. 29:56Remember Isaiah 59, corruption in the official halls of justice, justice turned backwards,
458. 30:05unable to enter was downstream from truth falling in the streets. And the way the Hebrew renders
459. 30:11it is that truth is hurled down to be trampled, hurled down to be trampled. That precedes the
460. 30:21corruption. That precedes it. See, if we leave our analysis at the identify and root out the
461. 30:28corruption in the governmental sources, what we fail to assess is the culture that gives
462. 30:34rise to this. It was a cultural response to where, you know, rebellion against God was
463. 30:43normalized. Sexual rebellion was normalized. The thing that God made to be a feature of
464. 30:51a covenantal union between a husband and a wife has been twisted, perverted, denigrated
465. 30:59as a Dr. Everett Piper often describes it,
466. 31:03that the Amago Day was turned to cause people
467. 31:06to live according to the Amago Dog.
468. 31:11Cultural phenomenon existed so that when
469. 31:14the Biden administration starts with their DEI initiatives,
470. 31:19you have national security agency personnel.
471. 31:23I say, hey, let's use this interlink program for hookups
472. 31:27and for orgiastic behavior and to celebrate
473. 31:30all these things.
474. 31:31CIA operatives who are brazen in their willingness to say,
475. 31:34hey, we don't want to be held accountable.
476. 31:36So we'll threaten you because we'll
477. 31:39threaten to sell American secrets to foreign nations.
478. 31:44Guys, this is where we are.
479. 31:45This is indicative of what Isaiah talked about,
480. 31:47the whole head being sick, the whole heart being faint,
481. 31:51there being no soundness in it.
482. 31:52I'm simply attempting to communicate
483. 31:57that the effort for America to become
484. 32:00who God has made her to be, establish her to be,
485. 32:03it cannot rest on governmental activity.
486. 32:06It has to include the people in our nation
487. 32:11being confronted with the truth of scripture,
488. 32:13the reality of the gospel being proclaimed
489. 32:15and disciples being made in our nation
490. 32:18in fulfillment of our king's great commission.
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500. 33:04The Hamilton Quarter Podcast and One-Bitted Common Terrets are available at afr.net.
501. 33:10to the Hamilton Corner on American Family Radio.
502. 33:15Welcome back to the Hamilton Corner, Abraham Hamilton the third year.
503. 33:19Oh man, so much is happening as I've just described for you and to you that the corruption
504. 33:27is downstream from the cultural reality.
505. 33:29I'm going to give you another example of it.
506. 33:32So and this is in the opposite direction, not necessarily of an evidence of corruption, but
507. 33:36evidence of resistance to efforts to root out the corruption. So a lot of us know that
508. 33:42Cash Patel was confirmed by the US Senate that he's currently our director, the United
509. 33:48States of America's Federal Bureau of Investigations Director. Well, it was also announced here recently
510. 33:57that Dan Bongino former Secret Service agent, uh,
511. 34:03patriot who has now accepted the appointment to be the deputy FBI director.
512. 34:12And a lot of people don't know Dan Bongino made pretty good money being, you
513. 34:17know, a talk show host, uh, close to $5 million a year at the, he, he made, you
514. 34:25know, and he's abandoned and had to take a $200,000 a year job to be deputy
515. 34:30director at FBI. And regressives are losing their minds. They're attempting to
516. 34:36denigrate his law enforcement service, his law enforcement career by saying,
517. 34:41I president Trump is trying to hire a podcast or very similar to what they
518. 34:46attempted to do with Pete Hagg Seth, ignore the fact that he was a decorated
519. 34:50military veteran, a war fighter in tune with the servicemen on the ground. They
520. 34:56try to reduce Pete Haggs to being nothing more than a Fox News television host, ignoring
521. 35:03his life and career prior to, I mean, that's what the media did. And the same ones who Tulsi
522. 35:08Gabbard confronted as being the propaganda arm for the intelligence community. Well, press
523. 35:17secretary Caroline, Carolyn Levitt, addressed Dan Banjino's appointment as the deputy director
524. 35:26of the FBI because predictably, progressives were losing their minds. Listen to and watch
525. 35:33clip number three, clip number three, go.
526. 35:36I'm not sure if anybody in this room has listened to Mr. Banjino when he talks about
527. 35:41the past corruption at the FBI, when he talks about his experience serving for the United
528. 35:48State Secret Service. This is a man who loves his country and who has honorably served our
529. 35:53country in ways that many people have not.
530. 35:56He understands the depth of the corruption at these institutions, which the American people
531. 36:00reelected President Trump to shake up.
532. 36:03And I think it's quite despicable to see many networks in this room who have had chyrons
533. 36:08on their television screens labeling Mr. Banjino as a far-right podcaster.
534. 36:14He is not.
535. 36:15He is a former law enforcement agent.
536. 36:18He is a former Secret Service agent who put his life on the line to protect this country.
537. 36:23And that is why the president of the United States has entrusted him for this important
538. 36:26role.
539. 36:27He's also an outsider to this Washington swamp.
540. 36:30And we often see that when outsiders are appointed to such coveted positions, a lot
541. 36:34of people in this city get very, very nervous.
542. 36:37And they should be because Dan Banjino and Cash Patel and Attorney General Bondi are focused
543. 36:42on rooting out the corruption at these agencies and ending the weaponization of government
544. 36:46once and for all.
545. 36:49They are afraid guys.
546. 36:58They are afraid.
547. 36:59You ever heard of the adage?
548. 37:01You turn the lights on and the cockroaches scatter?
549. 37:03Guys, this is what's happening.
550. 37:05This is what's happening.
551. 37:07And I say this and I mean this with everything in me.
552. 37:10There should not be an American citizen that should regard us a political affiliation.
553. 37:18Democrats, Republicans and independents, we should all want to know what happened.
554. 37:23has been happening with our tax dollars.
555. 37:24These are our agencies.
556. 37:27And yet these people are squirming.
557. 37:30Why are they afraid of Dan Bongino?
558. 37:34Why were they afraid of Casper Tell?
559. 37:36Why were they opposed to the Epstein client list
560. 37:41being released?
561. 37:43You know, I posted on X a couple of days ago,
562. 37:45Pam Bondi's reposted, I should say.
563. 37:47Pam Bondi's announcement that she had
564. 37:49the Epstein client file on her desk.
565. 37:51It was reviewing it in anticipation of publication.
566. 37:56You know what that communicates?
567. 37:57That the Department of Justice under the Biden administration
568. 38:00had the exact same client list.
569. 38:02Why weren't they interested in publishing that?
570. 38:07I mean, do we or don't we oppose trafficking girls for rape?
571. 38:16And I say rape because regardless or not regardless
572. 38:20that we have laws in this country that say very plainly
573. 38:23that minors cannot consent to this type of activity,
574. 38:27which is why it's called rape.
575. 38:29some states refer to it as statutory.
576. 38:31So do we or don't we oppose this?
577. 38:36And y'all know as well as I know why they don't want it released.
578. 38:39Because of the people who's going to be implicated from it.
579. 38:42And so what's the hesitation?
580. 38:47Every American, regardless of political affiliation,
581. 38:49should want this.
582. 38:50But I'm going to re-emphasize what I said before.
583. 38:54It's the whole head sickness, the whole heart
584. 38:58faintness that has given rise to this metastasizing corruption.
585. 39:03I mean, you cannot make this stuff up.
586. 39:08You have the 2020 Shikhaeneri,
587. 39:14we'll say it with 53 Intelligence Agency officials,
588. 39:19signing a letter saying that the Hunter Biden laptop
589. 39:22bore all of the markings of Russian disinformation.
590. 39:25And yet you have the Biden administration concluding
591. 39:28with him providing an 11 year pardon for his own son
592. 39:31that covers the dates that are implicated
593. 39:33by the Biden laptop.
594. 39:34You cannot make this stuff up.
595. 39:37Can I make this stuff up?
596. 39:39Or how about this?
597. 39:41I mean, this is so laughable.
598. 39:46Jake Tapper.
599. 39:49Jake Tapper, and I don't know,
600. 39:50I sent this one, I don't know if you have this clip.
601. 39:52I don't think you have that one.
602. 39:53I sent it, but I haven't.
603. 39:56Yeah.
604. 39:57But that's all right.
605. 39:57Jake Tapper went overboard,
606. 40:03attempting to rebuke people who said,
607. 40:05hey, Joe Biden's declined to such a degree
608. 40:10to where is he mentally fit?
609. 40:13Is he capable of functioning as a chief executive
610. 40:19of the military?
611. 40:20Is he capable of serving in that capacity?
612. 40:27Jake Tapper pounced on people who said that and said,
613. 40:31well, it's well known that Mr. Biden has a stutter.
614. 40:34He has a stutter.
615. 40:36And you are mocking a man because of a stutter.
616. 40:41Now the whole world watched, we all watched the meltdown
617. 40:47in the presidential debate, we all watched that.
618. 40:50And if you listen to the show, you watched the show,
619. 40:52you know we showed you examples of it long before
620. 40:56the presidential debate.
621. 40:58You know, you have literally circumstances
622. 41:00where Joe Biden's wife is physically relocating him
623. 41:04because he's standing in the wrong spot.
624. 41:05How many times where he's been on stage
625. 41:07just walking in the direction
626. 41:09and seemingly talking with someone who is not there?
627. 41:12how many times we saw example after example after example of that.
628. 41:15This is why I said to you guys in January of 2020 that Mr.
629. 41:20Joseph Robin Ed Biden would not be the Democrat nominee for
630. 41:23the presidency in 2024.
631. 41:25I said that you guys know because Ray Charles could assault that
632. 41:31the mayor wouldn't fit.
633. 41:32Ray and Stevie get the claps out.
634. 41:36You know they all could see that it wouldn't happen.
635. 41:40Now Jake Tapper, rebuke everybody.
636. 41:42You are insulting a man and you are, you are,
637. 41:45evilly pouncing on a man who has a stuttering problem.
638. 41:50Guess what Jake Tapper just put out?
639. 41:53He is publishing a book.
640. 41:56I'm a, I'm a reader.
641. 41:57You was on the cover of his book,
642. 41:58the title of the book, original sin.
643. 42:00President Biden's declined,
644. 42:02it's cover up and his disastrous choice to run again.
645. 42:05Jake Tapper has literally done a 180
646. 42:07from condemning people who highlighted the fact
647. 42:10that Joe Biden's decline was evident.
648. 42:14And now he's gonna write a book about the cover up
649. 42:16the client cannot make this stuff up guys this is this is rank hypocrisy rank
650. 42:22hypocrisy and not to mention as you heard Holsey Gabbard say that the scene is a
651. 42:28CNN is a propaganda arm of the television community Jake Tapper works with CNN
652. 42:34how else would you describe that hypocrisy?
653. 42:37you're saying Joe Biden is the client you are ridiculing a man because there's a
654. 42:42the stuttering problem. And now Jake Tapper is publishing a book delving into the cover
655. 42:51up of two binds the client. Remember what Jeremiah said about the wickedness of the
656. 42:58southern king of Judah that they've forgotten how to blush. They've forgotten how to blush.
657. 43:03This is an example of forgetting how to blush. They've forgotten how to blush. It's literally
658. 43:11literally like a man. Jake Tapper coming out and saying, you know what? If you eat meat,
659. 43:21You are causing America to be destroyed.
660. 43:24And then you see him in the next scene at Fogo the Child, where Prime Ribbon is between
661. 43:29his teeth.
662. 43:30Talking about if you don't eat meat, you need to be, you see, I mean guys, this is laughable.
663. 43:36You cannot make this stuff up.
664. 43:37But I want to again reiterate for you that the infection of corruption in official government
665. 43:44apparatus flows downstream from a society that allows for that type and level of corruption.
666. 43:51Truth is falling in the street,
667. 43:56following that phenomenon.
668. 43:59Oh, justice cannot be secured.
669. 44:04Uprightness cannot be entered.
670. 44:06It's inescapable.
671. 44:08Now, when contrast that,
672. 44:10and this is something that I thought,
673. 44:11hmm, this is interesting, and this happened,
674. 44:13and I just want to just put this on your radar,
675. 44:18because this is one of the things that we,
676. 44:19and we talked about this very, very briefly before,
677. 44:22that when Vivek Ramaswami stepped away
678. 44:25from the Doge initiative,
679. 44:27There was a lot of speculation that it was because he was planning to run for either the
680. 44:31U.S. Senate in Ohio or for governor.
681. 44:35I expected him to run for governor in Ohio and guess what?
682. 44:40He's announced he's running for governor in Ohio.
683. 44:43Listen to you and watch clip number one.
684. 44:46Go.
685. 44:47I am honored to announce my candidacy to serve as the next governor of the state of Ohio.
686. 44:54President Trump is reviving our conviction in America.
687. 45:02We require a leader here at home who will revive our conviction in Ohio.
688. 45:07And that is why today I am honored to announce that I am running to be the next governor of a great state
689. 45:16at the heart of the greatest nation known to mankind, the state where I was born and raised.
690. 45:22The state where Al-Porba and I raise our two sons today.
691. 45:26A state whose best days are still ahead.
692. 45:29I am honored to announce my candidacy to serve as the next governor of the State of Ohio.
693. 45:37So there you have it.
694. 45:45There you have it.
695. 45:46The bank is running for governor of the State of Ohio.
696. 45:52I've explained to you guys before when he ran for president.
697. 45:56I didn't trust him.
698. 46:01has changed in that regard.
699. 46:04I have found him historically to be quite a bit opportunistic,
700. 46:08and one thing is, he's definitely a smart cat,
701. 46:12no doubt about it.
702. 46:14He has a background in intellectual property
703. 46:18and made a significant amount of money
704. 46:23with his own entrepreneurial endeavors.
705. 46:26He's definitely a smart guy.
706. 46:28He certainly knows how to read a room.
707. 46:30He's brought wealth to himself in a short amount of time,
708. 46:34being a relatively young guy as well.
709. 46:36And all of that is cool.
710. 46:40But there are personal markings that have indicated to date
711. 46:43that he's been rather self-interested.
712. 46:46You know, he's never really sought public service generally
713. 46:51until he ran for office.
714. 46:53You know, he did even register to vote.
715. 46:58Didn't even vote until somewhat later in his life.
716. 47:00You know, so these are just facts now.
717. 47:03That does that mean that's the way he has to be continuously?
718. 47:06No, not necessarily.
719. 47:08He could change.
720. 47:08He could grow absolutely.
721. 47:09But I'm just sharing with you what I know today, you know?
722. 47:13And you also have the reality of,
723. 47:17and I still don't understand this articulation
724. 47:20of being a monotheistic Hindu.
725. 47:24I don't know how that works.
726. 47:25And I simply share that because worldview matters guys.
727. 47:28worldview matters.
728. 47:32You know, we've gotten into a lot of trouble over time
729. 47:35because we have had justices nominated
730. 47:39to the U.S. Supreme Court, for example,
731. 47:40by Republican presidents, but they didn't take
732. 47:43into consideration their worldviews.
733. 47:46We are human beings.
734. 47:47What we believe will influence and impact what we do.
735. 47:51There are a lot of people that are excited
736. 47:53about the Obama's lobby, so we'll see.
737. 47:57I hope should he win that he represents good for Ohioans,
738. 48:05state of Ohio, and for our nation.
739. 48:08And I'll tell you very plainly,
740. 48:10governors have an outsized capacity
741. 48:12to impact things in our nation.
742. 48:14So I hope things bode well in that regard,
743. 48:19but the most important thing is what we say on a regular basis,
744. 48:22what goes on in your house is far more important
745. 48:24than what goes on in the White House.
746. 48:25And if we want truth in the public square,
747. 48:28we have to be adherence to truth
748. 48:29within our home homes and advocates of truth in our own homes and more importantly people
749. 48:35who live the truth.
750. 48:40The views and opinions expressed in this broadcast may not necessarily reflect those of the American
751. 48:44Family Association or American Family Radio.