President Trump’s joint congressional address was revealing on multiple levels.

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21. 1:02I stayed up past my bedtime.
22. 1:04Oh, yeah, Bobby being messy.
23. 1:09I stayed up past, I didn't get on that yet.
24. 1:13up past my bedtime, watch President Trump's speech, which, you know, it was a really, really
25. 1:19good speech for a number of reasons that, and I think people who follow the news regularly,
26. 1:27I might have been looking for something new, something fresh, but you have to remember,
27. 1:30so much has happened in such a short amount of time, and the majority of the American populace
28. 1:34is not, you know, following the news daily, you know, and so I thought it was a great opportunity
29. 1:40he took to let the American people know, hey, this is what you voted for.
30. 1:44And this is what we're doing.
31. 1:46So I thought that was good for that point.
32. 1:48But before we get to that, I want to remind you as I do on a daily basis, because it's just
33. 1:53something that I want to present to you from the Scriptures, just from out of consideration.
34. 1:57I'm not trying to make anybody mad anything, but something that I've just been meditating
35. 2:03on myself that I want to share with you.
36. 2:06But at this very moment, many of you, if not most of you are making your transition from
37. 2:10your part time jobs where you generate an income to your full time jobs where you cultivate an
38. 2:16outcome. And as you do so, I want to remind you to do so with intentionality, understanding the
39. 2:21primacy that God places on family. I'm sorry we missed you all yesterday due to some inclement weather
40. 2:29for the safety of our crew here. Our office is closed a bit early yesterday. So, yes, yeah.
41. 2:43So that's why we were not available yesterday, but thanks be to God that everybody's safe
42. 2:49and we are ready to get rolling today.
43. 2:52As you're making your way to your full time jobs, remember what goes on in your house is
44. 2:57far more important than what goes on in the White House.
45. 2:59You might not have an Al Green raising his cane and disagreements with your offerings in
46. 3:05your home, but I tell you, if the enemy can be effective in causing you to play significance
47. 3:11and importance on everything else and get you to neglect your family, he will take that.
48. 3:17We have to remember, for example, the words of the Apostle Peter about the potential for
49. 3:23the believer to be barren and unproductive in our knowledge of the Lord Jesus Christ.
50. 3:28That is something that is a possibility.
51. 3:30And for those who are listening to the program and you might not have yet placed your faith
52. 3:34in Jesus Christ for eternal salvation, I want to encourage you to refuse to harden your heart
53. 3:40as he draws you to himself, but embrace the free gift that is available while you have the
54. 3:45opportunity to do so.
55. 3:47To the word of God, we go first Timothy chapter three is where I want to go.
56. 3:51I've talked in the past about the fact that God is always intended for his bride to be
57. 4:00relational.
58. 4:03There are lots of things that are concerning about the professing church and our nation,
59. 4:07but I know it's not everybody.
60. 4:08God is preserved to remnant for himself.
61. 4:10I've gotten to meet a wonderful local assemblies, local bodies of fellowship, wonderful pastors
62. 4:17all over the country.
63. 4:19But it is true that it is a remnant.
64. 4:22And I believe one of the major things that it transpired is that Satan has been effective
65. 4:27in getting us to willingly, you know, the concept of self-censorship as it pertains to
66. 4:32the freedom of speech in our nation by having cultural Marxism and intimidating people with
67. 4:37all kinds of social penalties, if not outright governmentally imposed penalties.
68. 4:41Or speaking your mind, people tend to self-sensor.
69. 4:43I think that as things have transpired in many ways, the professing body of Christ and
70. 4:49the professing church in America has willingly ceded territory that has not had to occur.
71. 4:56One of the major things I say often is that the Lord is called every believer to ministry.
72. 5:00It's not something that's only for those who would man pull pits, but every believer is
73. 5:05called the ministry. The only question is what venue, what lane, what plow God has called you to put your
74. 5:10hands to in that understanding. Well, one of the major things along the lines of self-censorship,
75. 5:16we've kind of allowed a self-mutation of the body of Christ that there are multiple commands
76. 5:23in scripture that are what I describe as horizontal commands, commands that God requires the body to
77. 5:28to render to one another, you know, do good to everyone,
78. 5:33but especially unto the household of faith, you know,
79. 5:36by the love you show one to another.
80. 5:38This is, this is body talk.
81. 5:39He's not talking about dealing with the unbeliever,
82. 5:42although the Lord requires us as believers
83. 5:44to have a great reputation with the surrounding world,
84. 5:47but our duty to love one another,
85. 5:49and by this all men will know that you are my disciples,
86. 5:52that is body talk, that is family talk.
87. 5:55And we've allowed unfortunately, practically,
88. 5:58but an enemy to reduce us away from worshiping our Lord together,
89. 6:02to where we have settled for merely worshiping beside one another.
90. 6:05This is how you have the phenomenon where you can have people
91. 6:08who are members of the same churches for decades.
92. 6:09You don't even know each other's last names.
93. 6:11Never been in each other's homes.
94. 6:14Never visited one another.
95. 6:15And then you have the whole phenomenon
96. 6:17of the quote unquote celebrity pastor
97. 6:19when there's a light year's worth of difference
98. 6:22between a pastor and a preacher.
99. 6:25You know, preaching is not the same as pastoring.
100. 6:29Of course, teaching the word of God is an intrinsic component
101. 6:32of pastoring, but it's not the sum total of pastoring.
102. 6:35In order to be a pastor, you have to spend time with the sheep.
103. 6:39That's just a synonym for the word
104. 6:42pastoring in the biblical text is shepherd.
105. 6:45That's where it comes from.
106. 6:46So I wanna turn our attention briefly,
107. 6:48and this is something that I think goes overlooked
108. 6:51when we consider what the scripture has provided for us
109. 6:54in terms of qualifications for elders in the Lord's church.
110. 6:58in the Lord has done us for several reasons, one, so that those who would be
111. 7:02shepherds and elders in the Lord's church, that they can know what the Lord requires of them.
112. 7:07What the Lord requires of us, but also, but also so that the body of Christ can know what we should expect
113. 7:15in terms of those who would be shepherds and elders in the local assemblies where we entrust ourselves as members.
114. 7:22And as Romans 12, five explains it, that when he makes us members, we're members of one another.
115. 7:27We're not to get connected merely like Lego pieces.
116. 7:30We're members of one another, which is why the command to rejoice with those who rejoice
117. 7:35and to mourn with those who mourn.
118. 7:37That's something that's an immediate, inevitable consequence of those who are joined together
119. 7:42as members of one another.
120. 7:43But 1st Timothy 3, and there's so much I could spend a lot of time here, but I'm going to
121. 7:48move a bit quickly.
122. 7:491st Timothy 3 verses 1 through 7, this is what the word of God says.
123. 7:52It is a trustworthy statement.
124. 7:55If any man aspires to the office of overseer, the Sapiscopos in Greek, it is a fine work he
125. 8:01desires to do.
126. 8:02An overseer then must be above reproach, the husband of one wife, temperate, prudent, respectable,
127. 8:10hospitable, able to teach, not addicted to wine or pugnacious, but gentle, peaceable,
128. 8:19free from the love of money.
129. 8:22He must be one who manages his own household well, keeping his children under control with
130. 8:27all dignity.
131. 8:28But if a man does not know how to manage his own household, how will he take care of the
132. 8:31Church of God?
133. 8:33And not a new convert so that he will not become conceded and fall into condemnation incurred
134. 8:38by the devil.
135. 8:39And he must have a good reputation with those outside of the church so that he will not fall
136. 8:45into reproach and the snare of the devil.
137. 8:49Now right out of the gate I want to acknowledge what the scripture says about the one who
138. 8:56desires to be an overseer desires a noble godly task.
139. 9:04The scripture goes on to say an overseer then and again I said the Greek word there is a
140. 9:08piscopos where we get our word bishop or overseer in English for him.
141. 9:13He said that the overseer must be above reproach.
142. 9:17That is the defining criteria.
143. 9:19Okay.
144. 9:20The sub definition are the applications of what above reproachness is supposed to look like.
145. 9:29Okay.
146. 9:30So above reproach is the, the top line, the headline.
147. 9:33Okay.
148. 9:34The other qualifications are exemplifying what this above reproach is looks like.
149. 9:41One of the first things the scripture says is that he must be the husband of one wife.
150. 9:45The Greek phrasing there is very clear.
151. 9:47Mias, Mias, Ganakos, Andra, Mias, Ganakos, Andra, which literally means a one-wife husband
152. 9:56or one woman man, not exclusively in fidelity with physicality, but it also includes the
153. 10:05eyes and the attitude and the intentions of the heart.
154. 10:10It is through and through, thoroughly, a one-wife husband.
155. 10:15doesn't preclude those who are widowed, nor does it preclude those who have the vocation
156. 10:25of singleness because the apostle Paul is writing this himself, is saying what he's explaining,
157. 10:30the generally applicable phenomenon.
158. 10:32But he goes on and I'm going to have to spend more time with this.
159. 10:36He says, temperate or self-controlled, prudent and respectable.
160. 10:41But I want you to notice this because if you study the criterion here, the majority of the
161. 10:45for the eldership in the Lord's church have to deal with how a man conducts himself in his own home.
162. 10:52But I want to point to one that is often overlooked that I think underscores with a fine point what
163. 11:00I'm talking about in terms of the church kind of settling ourselves for, well, we worship aside one
164. 11:06another. We don't break bread into each other's homes. I don't really even know them. In fact,
165. 11:11the pastor has bodyguards keep the sheep away from him, keep the people away from him. It says the
166. 11:18as the husband of one wife, temperate, prudent, respectable,
167. 11:21but look at this, hospitable.
168. 11:25And it says apt to teach.
169. 11:27This is one criteria that distinguishes the elder
170. 11:29from the deacon.
171. 11:31The deacon is not required to be apt to teach.
172. 11:32Elders are required to be apt to teach.
173. 11:34But here it says that elder must be hospitable,
174. 11:38or some translations render that given to hospitality.
175. 11:43Now I'm pointing this out because as I stated
176. 11:48in the beginning, God wanted elders in potential
177. 11:51prospective elders to know what would be required of them.
178. 11:55But God also wants the body of Christ to know what we should expect in eldership so that
179. 12:02we, it's a protective measure for us, so that we have the capacity to evaluate whether or
180. 12:08not we are investing ourselves in a place in submitting ourselves to eldership that is
181. 12:13biblically qualified.
182. 12:16Here one of the characteristics of above reproachness that the body of Christ was expected to
183. 12:21to understand and to embrace is that a prospective elder must be hospitable or given to hospitality.
184. 12:28Guys, this is a characteristic of eldership that cannot be evaluated at the Sunday going
185. 12:39to meeting. Not exclusively. How do you know whether or not the would-be shepherd, the
186. 12:46prospective shepherd is hospitable if you never have a personal conversation with them? How
187. 12:51do you know whether or not the perspective shepherd is given to hospitality if you got to go through
188. 13:00an ecclesiastical version of the secret service to get to them all I'm saying. I was like,
189. 13:08oh, maybe staring the pot. I could say a whole lot more. I could say a whole lot more. And
190. 13:13let me mention this while I'm at it that the text in First Timothy three should be read in conjunction
191. 13:19with Titus chapter two, but can we truly say that we know we have
192. 13:32biblically qualified eldership if we don't know whether or not they're
193. 13:35hospitable? I'm just asking the question. Have you is the Shepherd opposed to
194. 13:48allowing you access to know whether or not the Shepherd is hospitable? Do you
195. 13:55have? Do you know whether or not the Shepherd is hospitable? I'm not trying to
196. 14:00start mess. I'm not trying to stir a pot. I'm just saying when we neglect the truth of scripture,
197. 14:08we put ourselves in a position for injury. There are a lot of things that can be put on display for
198. 14:18performance, but you can't hide what's happening in the hole. God has always intended for his bride
199. 14:29to be vibrant and relational.
200. 14:32Cointanea is a part of what God designed his body to enjoy.
201. 14:39And if we settle for less than what God has provided for us in scripture, we are the ones
202. 14:45who lose out.
203. 14:46The Lord said that an elder in his church and a piskepost in his church must be given to
204. 14:52hospitality.
205. 14:53How are we supposed to evaluate that if we don't have access?
206. 15:00A discipleship minute with Joseph Parker.
207. 15:03He who dwells in the secret place of the most high
208. 15:06shall abide under the shadow of the Almighty.
209. 15:08I will say of the Lord, He is my refuge and my fortress,
210. 15:11my God, in Him, I will trust Psalm 91, verses one and two.
211. 15:16In a perilous world, so many people are afraid,
212. 15:20they're fearful.
213. 15:21In a world where inner cities and many other communities
214. 15:24are just simply dangerous places to be.
215. 15:27We see the drug trafficking, human trafficking,
216. 15:29muggings, murders, physical and sexual abuse.
217. 15:33There is a place of safety in this world,
218. 15:35and it's found in that secret place,
219. 15:39that intimate relationship with God.
220. 15:41No one can protect you like God can,
221. 15:44but it's important for us to do our part
222. 15:46to appropriate to place ourselves in that secret place.
223. 15:50Praying Psalm 91 every day is a very wise thing
224. 15:53for all believers to do.
225. 15:55No one can protect you like God can.
226. 16:05Shining lightning to the darkness. This is the Hamilton corner on American family radio. Welcome back to the Hamilton corner, man
227. 16:12Let's get rolling. I got a rundown full of clips. I know I'm not gonna get to them all, but let's go as far as we can
228. 16:18So last night and I'm just giving you this overview of the entire evening as I said in the first segment
229. 16:25President Trump basically brought the nation up to speed on all of the things he's done
230. 16:31to date. It's been about a month and two weeks since he's taken office as the 47th president
231. 16:39of the United States. One of the things that's both galling and saddening to me that we're
232. 16:50so politicized that for the sake of the political gang banging, we can't even have people to
233. 16:58to just be human for an evening.
234. 17:01I mean, the sad reality is that the Democrat party
235. 17:06of today, this is just a fact.
236. 17:08I'm not saying this y'all, no,
237. 17:09I'm an equal opportunity truth teller.
238. 17:10I don't endeavor to be partisan.
239. 17:11This is Jesus over everything for me.
240. 17:15And that is the truth.
241. 17:17And because that is the truth,
242. 17:18I have to also tell you that the modern Democrat party
243. 17:22is truly comporting themselves to be un-American.
244. 17:27And I really really mean that.
245. 17:29I mean, you had, for the sake of partisanship,
246. 17:33President Trump put the spotlight on a 13 year old boy
247. 17:36who is battling brain cancer.
248. 17:40And Democrats, if you applaud that,
249. 17:42you had a young man who's a high school student
250. 17:44who has a lifelong dream of going to the United States
251. 17:46military academy, and President Trump announces,
252. 17:49hey, by the way, you've been accepted
253. 17:50in a Democrat sit on the A, you know.
254. 17:54And I'm not saying you have to applaud everything,
255. 17:56understand that you have disagreements with the commander.
256. 17:59This is America, you're free to disagree.
257. 18:01And I'm grateful for the ability to disagree.
258. 18:03But you can't even applaud a 13 year old boy,
259. 18:06so if I'm in brain cancer, like that?
260. 18:11You can't celebrate and mourn with a mom
261. 18:15who lost her child to being murdered by an illegal immigrant.
262. 18:19I mean, the Democrat party like two weeks ago,
263. 18:21not literally, probably more like 15, 20 years ago,
264. 18:25also opposed illegal immigration.
265. 18:27But because of the political partisanship,
266. 18:29I mean, it's just, it's just said.
267. 18:31And what happens, what's happening,
268. 18:33and I don't even think they realize this,
269. 18:35what's happening is that they're revealing
270. 18:37for the entire American populace
271. 18:40that all these people really are this crazy.
272. 18:43They really are.
273. 18:44Like, they're really gonna go to the mat
274. 18:50to be able to mutilate little children
275. 18:53and for, you know, use taxpayer dollars
276. 18:55to do transgender surgery for prisoners.
277. 18:57A lot of Democrats hated how effective that ad was
278. 19:00that President Trump used against
279. 19:02or trying to be president to remix, but it was true.
280. 19:07I mean, I was gonna get to this later,
281. 19:10but I'll just get to this now.
282. 19:13The things that were stated that Democrats,
283. 19:16and you know who Democrats who are not,
284. 19:17because they sit on different sides of the House floor,
285. 19:20in this joint session of Congress.
286. 19:22The different things that were stated
287. 19:25and were refused to be applauded.
288. 19:27It was things like, I can tell you,
289. 19:30the child would survive cancer.
290. 19:33The mom whose daughter was murdered
291. 19:34by an illegal immigrant.
292. 19:35Regardless, we just think about a legal immigration.
293. 19:38You can't recognize that a mom is grieving
294. 19:43and for a president to recognize a grieving mom's pain,
295. 19:46that's not something that moves your humanity,
296. 19:50and that's supposed to be the part of compassion.
297. 19:52Yeah, right.
298. 19:53Not least of which.
299. 19:55No.
300. 19:56Destroying drug cartels.
301. 19:58That's not work.
302. 20:00Anyway.
303. 20:04Let's go.
304. 20:05So that was a real deal,
305. 20:07and there was nothing new that President Trump stated,
306. 20:09and there's some things I'm not gonna have enough time
307. 20:10to get to this today, I may get to this tomorrow, I don't know.
308. 20:14But the reality is that President Trump is attempting
309. 20:17to maneuver in an environment where because
310. 20:20of both Republicans and Democrats,
311. 20:22our populace doesn't have an appetite
312. 20:24to truly cut spending significantly.
313. 20:25That's just the bottom line.
314. 20:27So if that's the case, if you want to address inflation,
315. 20:30to drive inflation down, you have to increase revenues nationally.
316. 20:34So that's why he's articulating his views,
317. 20:36considering things like Greenland,
318. 20:38and trying to get a rare Earth mineral deal with Ukraine
319. 20:41and reasserting authority over the Panama Canal
320. 20:44because you have to find another way
321. 20:48to increase revenues in the nation
322. 20:50because both parties have reported themselves
323. 20:53in the populace by and large.
324. 20:55A lot of people like to talk about cutting spending,
325. 20:57but then when you get to the Rio,
326. 20:59some of these entitlement programs are gonna have to be cut.
327. 21:02What's the response?
328. 21:02Oh, I don't want you to touch my entitlement program.
329. 21:05That's just the truth.
330. 21:07Well, let's get to the sum of the things
331. 21:08that happened last night.
332. 21:09I had to say, I didn't even know this.
333. 21:12But Congressman Al Green from the ninth congressional district
334. 21:17in the state of Texas, that man was born in New Orleans.
335. 21:20I didn't even know that.
336. 21:22He's 77 years old.
337. 21:24He started the knife off, started the knife off,
338. 21:26started the night off by wanting to be
339. 21:31not sister soldier, brother soldier.
340. 21:33He's gonna protest against Trump's speech.
341. 21:36He's gonna raise his cane in objection.
342. 21:40This is how the, the,
343. 21:42Swahre began, listen to and watch clip number six,
344. 21:46cause he tried to protest, but uh,
345. 21:49like in living color, homin' on play that JD Vance,
346. 21:52say get him outta here, clip number six, go.
347. 21:58Members are directed to uphold and maintain the quorum
348. 22:02in the house and to cease any further disruptions.
349. 22:05That's your warning.
350. 22:12Members are engaging in willful and continuing breach
351. 22:15of the quorum and the chair is prepared to direct
352. 22:17sergeant at arms to restore order to the joint session. Mr. Green, take your seat.
353. 22:30Take your seat, sir. Take your seat. The members continue to engage in willful and concerted
354. 22:39disruption of proper decorum. The chair now directs the sergeant at arms to restore order
355. 22:44to remove it from the chamber. You got the gist. I said JD Vance, but I meant
356. 23:23Speaker Johnson. Got him out. And here's the thing, there have been times passed to join
357. 23:28the Congress for Republicans act
358. 23:30the fool Democrats act the fool.
359. 23:33But this time you have
360. 23:35Speaker Johnson exercising a
361. 23:37bit of authority said listen
362. 23:39we're not going to have this.
363. 23:41You know when I thought it was
364. 23:42equally childish for the
365. 23:43Republicans to begin to sing
366. 23:45nah nah nah hey hey good
367. 23:47but I mean it's childish.
368. 23:49He was already getting kicked
369. 23:49out what but that's how
370. 23:54things happen.
371. 23:56You know and I meant
372. 23:59the American people are not
373. 24:00served by that at all.
374. 24:02But getting through, I'm gonna hit some of the highlights from President Trump's speech,
375. 24:10because he went on to explain during his speech that there are lots of concerns about protecting
376. 24:17the border that it would require legislation to pass legislation to pass.
377. 24:21Well, he touted illegal border entry is a done deal now.
378. 24:27It's not really happening right now.
379. 24:29And President Trump said, it said I needed legislation, but it seems all we needed was a
380. 24:32new president. Listen to and watch clip number four. Go.
381. 24:39The media and our friends in the Democrat party kept saying we
382. 24:43needed new legislation. We must have legislation to secure the
383. 24:48border. But it turned out that all we really needed was a new
384. 24:52president. I mean, surely there needs to be some enduring things
385. 25:09that take place via legislation. But we must never forget that the
386. 25:12border insurgency transpired specifically as a result of Mr.
387. 25:18Robinette and his marionette handlers for weak in that
388. 25:23Bernie's beginning his administration by reversing 84
389. 25:27executive actions. So all you had to do is just reverse that,
390. 25:31which could have been done at any stage of the previous four
391. 25:33years, but they simply didn't want to do it, which is why I've
392. 25:35numed said repeatedly, the overrunning of our border was
393. 25:39intentional was an accidental. They intentionally acted. And
394. 25:43What was the deal with all of these Democrat politicians with these dumb signs?
395. 25:47Like, what is it? What is it doing?
396. 25:50This is dumb.
397. 25:51And it's like, it's like verbal, bingo.
398. 25:55I don't know what's going on. What are they doing? But it was insane.
399. 26:03So you had all of these things happening. And I kid you not guys.
400. 26:06You, I watched the whole two hours and plus some change of the speech.
401. 26:11The, the Democrats seated on the right to present president Trump's right on the
402. 26:16left side of the chamber, President Trump's right.
403. 26:18They did not clap or applaud anything,
404. 26:22except one thing all night.
405. 26:24You wanna know what it was?
406. 26:27And think about this in light of what just happened
407. 26:30Friday last week in the old office
408. 26:33with Voldemort Zilinski.
409. 26:35The only thing that the Democrats applauded
410. 26:37is when President Trump said,
411. 26:38we spent hundreds of billions of dollars
412. 26:41to support Ukraine.
413. 26:42Democrats start clapping.
414. 26:44And then President Trump had,
415. 26:45this is probably the funniest thing.
416. 26:48One of the funniest things that happened last night,
417. 26:51and I can't believe he said this to her face.
418. 26:55Listen to and watch clip number three.
419. 26:58Go.
420. 26:59With no end in sight, the United States has sent
421. 27:03hundreds of billions of dollars to support Ukraine's defense
422. 27:09with no security, with no everything.
423. 27:18Do you want to keep it going for another five years?
424. 27:21Yeah, you would say Pocahontas says yes.
425. 27:362,000 people are being killed every single week,
426. 27:40more than that.
427. 27:42And it's amazing, the cameras cut right to her.
428. 27:44She was fuming, look, she's on this, on this crate.
429. 27:47And the guy next to her on her right is telling her
430. 27:49he called you Pocahontas.
431. 27:51She's like, she's fuming.
432. 27:54But just stop for a second.
433. 27:55And I'm gonna play some of this stuff,
434. 27:57the other stuff, nothing else that they applaud.
435. 28:02Except for hundreds of billions of dollars
436. 28:04going to Ukraine the whole night, the whole night. And he called up Pocahontas to her face.
437. 28:18One of the major things President Trump highlighted this young man named DJ Daniel, he's 13 years
438. 28:24old. Several years ago, as a result of a brain cancer diagnosis, he was told he would have
439. 28:32five months to live, five months to live. But DJ Daniel has lived more than five years since
440. 28:44that diagnosis and his parents were there, his father kept lifting him up in the galley
441. 28:53and DJ Daniel says he would like to be a police officer.
442. 28:56I'm going to give you a little glimpse of who DJ Daniel is, 13 year old DJ Daniel.
443. 29:01Listen to him watch clip number one.
444. 29:03Go.
445. 29:04Which one of the craziest part?
446. 29:05Because my mom bays me and my brothers all together and I know where I locked up and then
447. 29:10my dad, my dad was calling my name and I started going to this little thing and he said stop
448. 29:14playing with me and I'll start and I'll start that.
449. 29:17I ain't gonna lie, I'll start that act slow.
450. 29:19And then as soon as he said that,
451. 29:21we was speeding all the way, running lights,
452. 29:24going to the hospital.
453. 29:25And then next thing you know, all the season on the table,
454. 29:27they said, no, we gonna have to go on this brain tonight.
455. 29:30Every since then, I had 13 brain surgeries.
456. 29:33That's how many times my personality has changed.
457. 29:35And that's something that you don't hear
458. 29:37from a terminal child.
459. 29:39They have five months to live.
460. 29:40I'm gonna keep on going to some of my gas tanks right now.
461. 29:43And that's when God calls you home.
462. 29:44He ain't never know when God's gonna call you home.
463. 29:46I wouldn't be here if it wasn't for my dad.
464. 29:49I know he's pretty proud of me
465. 29:50and I'm pretty proud of him too.
466. 29:52And I like to thank President Trump
467. 29:54because if it wasn't for him, I wouldn't be here today.
468. 29:59So this is a young man that President Trump
469. 30:01acknowledged during his speech last night.
470. 30:04Talked about his battle with brain cancer.
471. 30:09What a moving moment it was.
472. 30:10Listen to it and watch it here.
473. 30:11Clip number two, clip two, go.
474. 30:18Since that time, DJ and his dad have been on a quest
475. 30:22make his dream come true and DJ has been sworn in as an honorary law enforcement officer,
476. 30:30actually a number of times.
477. 30:32Peace, the police love him, the police departments love him.
478. 30:36And tonight DJ, we're going to do you the biggest honor of them all.
479. 30:40I am asking our new Secret Service Director, Sean Curran, to officially make you an agent
480. 30:47of the United States Secret Service.
481. 31:37What an amazing moment, man.
482. 31:39What an amazing moment.
483. 31:41And President Trump set the stage.
484. 31:42He literally said, that you Democrats, I could be up here.
485. 31:46I could announce them curing cancer.
486. 31:50There's nothing that I could do that you guys would applaud.
487. 31:52And the thing, they think they're making a political stance, but I don't think they recognize
488. 31:58what they're doing is ostracizing themselves from the same rational people in the United
489. 32:06States of America.
490. 32:08I mean, read the room, guys.
491. 32:10You can still have your opposition
492. 32:13to President Trump's immigration policy.
493. 32:14You can still have your disagreement with him,
494. 32:17you know, doge and all this kind of stuff,
495. 32:19but are you, are you not human?
496. 32:22And what's happening more and more and more
497. 32:24that the American people are realizing,
498. 32:26oh man, these people are so extreme in their views,
499. 32:31they have made themselves
500. 32:35beyond rational consideration.
501. 32:39because you won't even applaud for a little boy who's fighting cancer.
502. 32:45And I'm going to give you an example of that.
503. 32:48I mean, they cannot resist allowing the ugliness of their ideology to show through.
504. 32:53Hello, my name is Andy Miller, and I'm the president of Wesley Biblical Seminary based
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513. 33:46Welcome back to the Hamilton Corner, Abraham Hamilton the third here.
514. 33:49Man, this show is flying by.
515. 33:51give an example of the type of of of vile approach or something as I mean how
516. 33:56can you take that moment to be anything other than what it was with DJ Daniel but
517. 34:00not to be all done MSNBC's Nicole Wallace and her post speech commentary gives you
518. 34:08a great example a great example of how wicked these people can be listened to and
519. 34:14watch clip number five clip five go I think this was a lesson in finding one
520. 34:20thing that you let yourself feel and I let myself feel joy about DJ and I hope he's alive
521. 34:30for another, you know, 95 years, right? And I hope he lives, and the life he wants to live,
522. 34:36he wants to be a cop, he knows what he wants to do, and maybe when you have childhood cancer
523. 34:41that crystallizes for you. And I hope he has a long life as a law enforcement officer.
524. 34:46But I hope he never has to defend the United States Capitol against Donald Trump supporters.
525. 34:50And if he does, I hope he isn't one of the six who loses his life to suicide.
526. 34:55And I hope he isn't one who has to testify against the people who carried out access to
527. 34:59vicious conspiracy and then lived to see Donald Trump pardon those people.
528. 35:04And it's just, oh God.
529. 35:07Why do they commit suicide?
530. 35:10Yes, yes.
531. 35:11You're in the wrong.
532. 35:12Yes.
533. 35:13the the the in my laughter there's one of those things of the anxious uncomfortable
534. 35:19laughter right how does she connect these what what should it is she even have any
535. 35:27clue why those people committed suicide she have any idea does she have any idea
536. 35:32talking about literally take this is what I'm talking about when I'm talking about
537. 35:38political idolatry and political gangbang that you cannot be human for two
538. 35:42seconds. You immediately have to be, have to turn everything into a political notion, not even getting
539. 35:51into, wait a minute. So suicide, is that a direct result of being a police officer? Because if that's
540. 36:00the case, there's a thousand of police officers I've worked with in my lifetime who have not committed
541. 36:06suicide. And this is not to make lightning anyway of suicide, but it just is an example of literally
542. 36:13how twisted and how wicked some people can be.
543. 36:20And as President Trump was speaking,
544. 36:22I mean, these folks, if you wanna give the American people
545. 36:26a strong case to completely repudiate
546. 36:30the Democrat party in the midterms,
547. 36:31by all means continue this nonsense.
548. 36:34I mean, how could you turn that moment,
549. 36:37such a touching moment?
550. 36:39I mean, if you'd have saw,
551. 36:40and I played the clip DJ, DJ's face,
552. 36:44what's that, wait a minute?
553. 36:47I've been given an honorary membership
554. 36:49of the secret service, an honorary part of the secret service to a young man who's had
555. 36:5513 brain surgeries, he was 13 years old.
556. 37:01It just, it's extremely sad and continuing his theme, President Trump, I'm talking about
557. 37:09with saying things like, A, the United States of America has two sexes.
558. 37:13He was discussing the insanity that is transgenderism.
559. 37:17And he said, listen to every, to America's children, you're perfect exactly the way God
560. 37:26made you listen to and watch that moment. It's short just 14 seconds.
561. 37:29Clip number 11, clip 11, go. And our message to every child in America is that you are perfect
562. 37:37exactly the way God made you. I mean it's a new day folks in America. It's a new day and again
563. 37:50for the Demogre party to not stand up and applaud that. Guys we've reached a crazy place,
564. 38:01place, a crazy place in our nation's discourse, man. You know, Bobby was mentioned during the
565. 38:07break. It used to be when the joint sessions of Congress, including the state of the union
566. 38:11speeches, had guests, American citizens who would attend, attend to be acknowledged in the
567. 38:16gallery. People in both parties would stand and applaud and acknowledge people because
568. 38:20they are Americans, they are citizens who have stories, and the people who are elected officials
569. 38:26recognized that they are there to serve the American
570. 38:29populace. But we've reached such a degraded place in our
571. 38:34national discourse to where and you know, with the
572. 38:37progressive ideology that the Democrat Party has, I
573. 38:41probably shouldn't even talking about this on the show. But
574. 38:44yeah, keep going with that. You know, keep going with the
575. 38:47strategy that has she or she'll never be president. The
576. 38:49remix blow $2 billion because she raised a billion for our
577. 38:53campaign directly, but then there was also the packs that raised another bit and blow it
578. 39:00all over your commitment to the insanity.
579. 39:06It was very revealing, very revealing because they showed that they're willing to go there
580. 39:15consistently, consistently, not surprisingly.
581. 39:21I mean, you want to talk about the lack of originality just before the joint address to
582. 39:28Congress, 22 or 23, United States Senator's sort of Democrat party. They apparently all
583. 39:36paid the same scriptwriter and all literally within hours of each other post videos of the
584. 39:44exact same script with expletive that ain't true as the byline of their script. And I want
585. 39:55to give a shout out to insider who made this montage, well, not a montage who made the edit
586. 40:04to put all 22 of these insta face TikTok videos in one place where you can see they all literally
587. 40:12read in from the same script. The pacing is different from all of them, but you'll get
588. 40:16the gist of what I'm talking about when you watch and listen to this video is clip number
589. 40:208, clip number 8, go.
590. 41:20the
591. 41:46that is the true. So again, shout out to Inside Wire who put all of those together in one place.
592. 41:53For those who are listening to the audio only, you couldn't see the videos, but they're all literally
593. 41:57seated in almost the same position, holding microphones the exact same way, the exact same text,
594. 42:02the same font on the same screen, the same visual images in the exact same script. Guys, they're
595. 42:12revealing themselves to the American people. I mean that is not a lack of an ounce of creativity,
596. 42:22not an ounce of authenticity. And on one hand you can say, yes, this message discipline, really?
597. 42:28So you all are carving copies of the same books. You know what happened. They all paid the same script
598. 42:32writer, got the same camera angles, got the same marching orders recorded in the all post the same
599. 42:38videos within days. Keep doing that, guys. Keep on doing that. Keep on doing that. Now,
600. 42:50there are other things that are happening in the country. The state of Idaho, for example,
601. 42:55passed the law on 2022 called the Defense of Life Act that protects the lives of moms
602. 43:02and their unborn children in the law, outlawed abortion, surgical abortions in the country,
603. 43:11except for in the cases where the mother's life was in jeopardy on cases of rape or incest.
604. 43:15Now I've told you before, the circumstances of one's conception does not determine the
605. 43:19value of human life, but this is a law that the state of Idaho passed.
606. 43:24Not surprisingly, the J. Robinette administration filed a lawsuit against the state of Idaho
607. 43:34to invalidate their law.
608. 43:37Well, this week, the Department of Justice and the Robinette administration defeated the
609. 43:43Department of Justice filed a lawsuit to invalidate Idaho State law.
610. 43:48Well, President Trump's Department of Justice filed documents to announce that the Department
611. 43:55of Justice under President Donald Trump would dismiss that lawsuit.
612. 44:00Listen to a very short clip about that.
613. 44:04Clip number seven, clip seven, go.
614. 44:05According to court documents filed today, a Justice Department attorney outlined plans
615. 44:10to dismiss the lawsuit in communications with the state's largest hospital, St. Luke's health
616. 44:16system.
617. 44:19President Trump is continuing his establishment as the most pro-life president in American
618. 44:24history because the law, and it is a radical theory that J. Robinette's Department of Justice
619. 44:32attempted to advance.
620. 44:36They attempted to argue that, let me give you the name of the statute.
621. 44:44Zoom.
622. 44:48The Federal Emergency Medical Treatment Act, which simply says that if a person is in a position
623. 44:58where they need emergency medical conditions, that hospitals that take Medicaid and Medicare
624. 45:04funding, they can't put people out.
625. 45:06It's the law that says you go to the ER, you have to be treated.
626. 45:08Well the federal government under the Biden administration attempted to say see that law means you have to perform abortions in violation of the state
627. 45:15Law that you adopted I'm guys are not making this stuff up not making this stuff up
628. 45:21They had even attempted to argue that people had to be lifelided out of the state of Idaho to other states
629. 45:28specifically for abortions
630. 45:30That's what they argued
631. 45:32But when they were required to testify under oath the advocates of that notion had to admit
632. 45:37Well, they didn't know why women were being transferred in fact one woman
633. 45:41who was, life lighted out of state, she most equally gave birth to two twins.
634. 45:46What an even seeking an abortion. So it is amazing to learn that the Trump administration said,
635. 45:58uh, all right. Well, we know what Mr. Robinette was trying to do, but, uh,
636. 46:02there's no more litigation on this matter because the Department of Justice now is dismissing this
637. 46:05case. So that means Idaho's law to protect moms and unborn babies is going to remain intact.
638. 46:12praise God for that. That is great news. That's not foolishness.
639. 46:17That's great news recovering from the foolishness of the past administration.
640. 46:21Now the next thing I want to mention to you in the last few minutes we have here,
641. 46:24this is absolute foolishness.
642. 46:26A 19 year old young lady by the name of Alicia Ortiz, born in Puerto Rico,
643. 46:31moved to the United States to Connecticut, began, was enrolled in government school in Connecticut in first grade.
644. 46:39She's now graduated from Connecticut public schools,
645. 46:45Hartford, Connecticut in particular,
646. 46:49even got admitted to the University of Connecticut
647. 46:53and the young lady can't read.
648. 46:56She cannot read.
649. 46:58And so she's suing the education department in the state,
650. 47:03her school and a particular special ed teacher
651. 47:06that was a listen to this clip,
652. 47:08won't have any audio for this, it's clip number nine,
653. 47:11clip nine, sorry, I won't have video, I'm sorry.
654. 47:13I said no audio, which you're gonna play it
655. 47:14for a little audio, eh?
656. 47:16No video for this is clip number 9, clip 9, go.
657. 47:19A precious moment in time captured in a photo of a young girl with so much hope and promise
658. 47:25for the future.
659. 47:27But her journey from that moment would prove to be unlike anything she could have ever expected.
660. 47:33My name is Sadeh Sharti.
661. 47:34He's A-L-E-Y as H-A-O-R-T.
662. 47:42struggling to spell her own name.
663. 47:4419 year old Elisha Ortiz tells us the school district she entrusted with her education failed
664. 47:51her graduating last year unable to read or write.
665. 47:55My time in Harvard Public School was a time that I don't wish up on anyone.
666. 48:02Ortiz moved from Puerto Rico to Connecticut becoming a Hartford Public School student in
667. 48:06the first grade.
668. 48:08She struggled with the speech impediment to dyslexia ADHD and initially a language barrier.
669. 48:13Every first day of school, I would tell the teacher, hey, I cannot be in a right.
670. 48:18So please be patient with me.
671. 48:20So everyone knows.
672. 48:21For a year, she asked for educational resources and support.
673. 48:25But instead, she said she was bullied, harassed and neglected by district employees.
674. 48:30I cried knowing that the people who has big titles know that this is happening and no one
675. 48:39has stepped up to do something about it.
676. 48:43Graduated high school with Kari, there's more I want to explain to you about this case.
677. 48:49She says she survived by using talk to text and other technological devices to aid her in
678. 48:55getting through school.
679. 48:58And instead of helping her, this teacher mocked her.
680. 49:01But you know they had to keep those graduation rates up, so they had to give it a diploma.
681. 49:09The views and opinions expressed in this broadcast may not necessarily reflect those of the American
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