March 26, 2025 · 49:48

Is a Sharia city brewing in the Dallas, TX area?

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0:00 - 15:00. Hosea 1:3. Drift doesn’t occur all at once. Ending well requires continued faithfulness. 15:00 - 31:00. Is a Sharia city brewing in the Dallas, TX area? 31:00 - 48:00. Representative Jasmine Crockett’s appearance before the “Human Rights Campaign” is quite telling in the most regressive way imaginable. Callers weigh in. To donate call : 877-616-2396 Video Clip Links Jasmine Crockett Sharia Schools

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1:15So we want to give you that opportunity to continue the conversation as to what you think,
1:21how you think things are going currently in this new Trump administration and what is
1:26is the most important thing that we should do,
1:30we must do now in our nation.
1:35At this very moment, many of you, if not most of you,
1:37are making your transition from your part-time jobs,
1:40where you generate an income to your full-time jobs
1:43where you cultivate an outcome.
1:44And yes, darkness is not an affirmative force.
1:48It merely reoccupies a space that is vacated by the light.
1:52As you are making your transition to your full-time jobs,
1:55remind you what as I do usually what goes on in your house is far more important than what
2:02goes on in the White House and it is vitally necessary that we a bat down bat and down the
2:10proverbial hatches at home first you know it is it is instructive for us even like when
2:16you're traveling and air travel when the air when the stewardesses give you the rundown
2:21as you're preparing to take off any event that the cabin loses air pressure and the masks
2:26drop down secure your own mask first before attempting to secure the mask of it. It is a
2:34security warning that indicates the same thing I've been saying repeatedly about living locally.
2:38We bat down the hatches at home first. We will never be able to out politic, out vote or even
2:45and out church deficiencies that abound,
2:49that abound in the home.
2:52It doesn't mean the home is exclusive place of faithfulness
2:54or fruitfulness before the King of glory.
2:57It's simply a matter of priority,
2:59simply a matter of primacy.
3:02And as we serve well in and through our homes,
3:05we extend beyond that to our neighborhoods
3:09and our communities and forth and so forth.
3:12And as that transpires, that is how you have
3:15societal transformation.
3:17So as you're making your transition, I want to remind you, the first human institution that
3:21God established was the family with marriage at the center, with marriage at the center.
3:26That is I have no hesitation in saying that's why marriage is under such attack in our society.
3:33It is under attack by its makeup, its composition, you know, though you have a Supreme Court ruling,
3:41giving sanction, if you will, to what the scripture says is abominable.
3:45the Supreme Court doesn't have the authority to determine what is true.
3:50All right.
3:51They don't have the authority to determine what is true.
3:55You know, not only that, we have this attack on identity and family makeup that frankly is
4:02promulgated from Satan himself to deprive subsequent generations of our fellow citizens from understanding
4:09authentic manhood and authentic womanhood.
4:11So then we have the strain and the trials that take place within the you.
4:17you know, all kinds of forces attempting to tear us under what is the only relationship
4:28that God describes in the scripture as being illustrative of Christ's relationship in his
4:31bride.
4:33It's a big deal to God.
4:35It is central to the church, frankly, and central to the establishment, preservation, and propagation
4:44of civilized society.
4:45It's just the truth.
4:48It's the truth.
4:50Refuse a lot of things that are happening around us nationally, internationally to manipulate us away from being faithful and diligent
4:59Starting in our own home. So the word of God we go we're gonna go to the book of hosea
5:03Today to the book of hosea another one of those
5:06Minor prophets. I know I've been I've been feasting on what's commonly described as minor prophets again
5:11Not because they have a reduced significance but simply because their writings are shorter
5:15than what's commonly understood as the major prophets, Isaiah, Jeremiah, etc., because their
5:20writings are longer. However, Hosea prophesied it about the mid-eighth century B.C., and in
5:30fact, his life and time of ministry encompasses the tragic last days of the northern kingdom
5:38of Israel, during which there were six kings over the span of 25 years.
5:43All right.
5:46Assyria was expanding.
5:47Westward, Assyria is a nation that ultimately conquers the northern kingdom of Israel and
5:53it's mantle's it.
5:55Verse 1 in chapter 1 of Hosea's book identifies the range of the numerous kings that he served
6:03God under and during their time.
6:06It mentions Uzziah, Jotham, A'Haz, and Hezekiah as kings of Judah.
6:15mentions the days of Jeroboam II, that will be Jeroboam the son of Joash, the king of Israel.
6:24And this is the prophet.
6:25Many of you may recall that the law was attempting to appeal to both frankly Israel and Judah through
6:32the prophet, Oseo, but he ultimately marries a woman who gives herself to adultery.
6:41The scripture bears us out.
6:43But there's something in the scripture that shows us and let me say this before I go on.
6:47Jose's marriage, marriage to his wife, Gomer, was really a depiction of Yahweh's position.
6:57Yahweh's position in the life of Israel and Judah.
7:03No, not 16 kings, 6 kings, 6 kings over 25 years, not 16.
7:13But Jose's marriage was a depiction of Yahweh's position.
7:17If you read the book, you see that born out plainly.
7:21But something I hadn't noticed as I was studying this book myself is that the scripture gives
7:26us keen indication that the adultery did not transpire from the very beginning of Hosea's
7:37marriage to Gomer.
7:38It's something that took place after Hosea and Gomer were already married.
7:43And I'm going to show you why I'm saying that.
7:44If you look at Hosea chapter 1 verse 3, the scripture says this.
7:48So he, meaning Hoseo, went and took Gomer, the daughter of Diblaiim, and she conceived
7:55and bore him a son.
7:57All right.
7:58Verse three gives the indication that Gomer's conception of a son is a clear indication
8:06that their son, the son that she bore was fathered by Hoseo.
8:12Then you drop down a little further to verse six, for example.
8:18The scripture then says, then she conceived again and gave birth to a daughter.
8:24That seemingly slight detail is a loaded, a heavy detail.
8:32You've heard me say there are no superfluous components in scripture.
8:37The way that this is articulated is speaking volumes.
8:41Verse three shows us.
8:43Hosea went, married Gomer and she conceived Nabor Himmason, giving clear indication to
8:49their son's parentage to Hosea's fatherhood of the son that she's bearing. Then in verse
8:57six, it says, then she conceived and gave birth to a daughter, given an indication that
9:03Gomer's subsequent conception did not involve Hosea. This is profound because what the Lord
9:14is showing to us, and it really gives a picture of how drift transpires. It didn't start out
9:25that way. Initially, there was a, a, a, a, a modicum, a period. However, brief, it may have been when
9:32Gomer was faithful to Hosea. But that brief period ended as the adultery set in. And what the
9:44scriptures is giving us a great depiction of a clear picture of is that this drifting, this,
9:51this rebellion, this turning away from the Lord again,
9:55Gomer's indicative of Israel and subsequently Judah
10:00in relationship to Yahweh, this turning away, this drifting, this rebellion,
10:06it isn't necessarily something that is present from the Genesis.
10:10It isn't necessarily something that is present at the beginning,
10:14but it's something that can, if we're not intentional,
10:17if we're not faithful, if we're not diligent.
10:22It is something that can occur.
10:31Ending well requires continued faithfulness.
10:36One of the grieving phenomenon that I've experienced is conversing with believers.
10:45And when it comes to testifying to the goodness of God, too many of us have to harken back
10:52today's gone by years ago and 15 years, 10 years ago, a long time ago.
11:01And I'm one who encourages, man, we should remember the Lord's faith in this over time.
11:06But is God not a very present help in the time of need?
11:10If when we consider fidelity to the Lord and faithfulness to the Lord and testifying
11:16to the goodness of the Lord, and if our posture is always harkening back historically
11:21and we have no present basis with testimony.
11:27It could be an occasion to examine ourselves.
11:30It could be an occasion for introspection
11:35because drifting doesn't occur all at once.
11:40It doesn't occur all at once.
11:44A mindful of King Asa.
11:47King Asa started well.
11:50The scripture gives us an indication.
11:51When he was young, a new king, oh man,
11:55dependent upon the Lord crying out to the Lord,
11:57Help me Lord, you know, but then the scripture shares when he was strong, when he was strong,
12:05when difficulty arose, there was no longer that dependence and that reliance upon Yahweh.
12:13And in so many of our lives, it really is, it's really is a description of what happens to many of us,
12:23where we, you know, yeah, you know, we started out well, but things have happened, you know, we
12:30we become, as I've described it in the past,
12:32professionalize in our Christianity, you know?
12:36We can quote text now.
12:40We, or we, we have this under our belt
12:44and we get to the place to where we get deceived
12:46into thinking, we got it sufficiently together.
12:51But we no longer need to rely upon the Lord as we did
12:56in times past.
12:57And I would just simply say, guys, that is a deception.
13:00One of the major things that the scripture bears out,
13:03something that I've experienced in my own lives,
13:05the more I learn, the more I grow,
13:08the more I realize how desperately I need him,
13:11the more I realize how dependent upon him I must be,
13:16and that dependence is not the state
13:18that we don't have capacity,
13:20that we have the capacity being made in the image of God.
13:24But when you have tasted and seen the goodness of God
13:26and you recognize this transcendent value,
13:29It provokes a voluntary,
13:32willful commitment to dependence upon him.
13:36If I know the one who knows it all,
13:39who is every present, who is ever present,
13:42who is omnipotent, what a fool I would be
13:45to attempt to navigate this life on my own.
13:49One thing is for certain, I ain't omnipotent.
13:53Another thing is for certain, I ain't omniscient either.
13:56A third thing is for certain, I ain't omnipresent.
14:00But I have access to the one who is,
14:04why would I develop a comfort level of living?
14:12Relined upon myself.
14:17My caution is against developing a comfort level
14:23with a voluntary tacit declaration of independence
14:28from the Lord, from the Lord,
14:34that we have a perpetual dependence upon Him.
14:42It is a deception to get to the place
14:44but we become convinced that we can do it all on our own.
14:50It is in him we live and move and have our very being.
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17:22All right, something that's greatly concerning to me.
17:30I will I have been monitoring this story from quite some time and trying to really
17:35learn about what has been going on there.
17:39Many of us are familiar with the reality that there is an overwhelming Islamic
17:45presence in Dearborn Michigan.
17:47In many instances, in many ways, people are concerned about, could that be a hotbed for
17:57radicalism right here on our own shores?
17:59Well, a disturbing story has come across my desk that is indicating the possibility of
18:11what some are describing as a Sharia city in the Dallas, Texas area.
18:19Mm hmm.
18:20Mm hmm.
18:22An organization that calls itself
18:24the East Plano Islamic Center, acronym EPIC,
18:30is planning has initiated plans for a new settlement there.
18:38All right, Plano is a city that is north of Dallas, Texas.
18:47It has
18:48According to the plans, the construction is being described as epic city.
18:59That it will consist of a 400 to acre site, which covers parts of both Colin and Hunt counties
19:07in the North Texas area. Preliminary plans include over 1,000 houses, a mosque, a religious school,
19:18which I'm going to show you some information about that, a little bit about that in a few moments, a community college, sports facilities, the Epic City proposal is a project that is being managed by an organization called community capital partners.
19:39What community capital partners is is an investment?
19:44Organization that was created by the East Plano Islamic Center
19:51Mm-hmm. Yeah as plans for this
19:58Entity this settlement this was called it's been called epic city this settlement were promulgated
20:05Governor Greg Abbott of Texas if you would Jeff pull up the tweet from governor
20:10Governor Abbott, Governor Abbott from February, you can pull the tweet from
20:17Governor Abbott from February 2025 when Governor Abbott learned of this, well I
20:22won't say when he learned of it, but he responded to this in February saying, and
20:28I want to show the tweet, I want to read it right off the screen, right from
20:33the tweet you have it, it's coming. I have to keep talking till it comes up. There we go.
20:38Governor Abbott said in February 2025 to be clear,
20:43Sharia law is not allowed in Texas,
20:45nor are Sharia cities, nor are no-go zones
20:48with this project seems to imply.
20:51The bottom line, the project as proposed in this video
20:54is not allowed in Texas,
20:57yet plans seem to continue.
21:04Now, as I mentioned, the proposal is 402 acres,
21:08Over a thousand homes, a mosque, religious school,
21:13community college, the works.
21:15There is a, and I wanna get this right,
21:19an Islamic scholar, a resident scholar
21:21for this epic city settlement named Yassir Khadi
21:27said the plan is to create a Muslim neighborhood.
21:33A Muslim neighborhood in which, can you get this right?
21:39Wanna see it right?
21:42that quote, epic city is going to be a role model community of thousands of Muslims living
21:47well integrated. We are not forming a cult. We're not forming big barriers between the rest of society.
21:54We're going to give back to this state in this country and we're going to be showing
21:57what it means to be a Muslim neighborhood in quote, community capital partners, the investment
22:04organization that purports to fund this epic city settlement said quote, our vision is to build a
22:13a diverse and inclusive community,
22:15one of which people of every background, faith, and culture
22:19can live together in harmony.
22:20We will uphold the safety and well-being of our neighbors
22:22at every step of development,
22:24starting with thorough individualized assessments
22:26of prospective buyers to ensure they align with our goals
22:29of safety and security.
22:33Community capital partners was asked,
22:35well, if you plan to build a Muslim city,
22:39we have laws that are discrimination based upon religion,
22:43which they respond that they plan to follow the Fair Housing Act,
22:47which prohibits discrimination based on religion.
22:51Now, one of the other things I want you to see,
22:55and I'm gonna show you some of this stuff,
22:59is that this scholar and resident scholar, Islamic scholar,
23:05said that they expect others from other religions
23:13to join their school, and they will,
23:19Students will be required to wear Islamic garb
23:22because that's the dress code for the school, of course.
23:26They expect to have other people of other face
23:30to join them, but ultimately they won't say it,
23:34but is it to convert them to Islam?
23:42And I know, I know some people are like,
23:43come on, A, really?
23:46Because that's how it was.
23:47I was like, in Texas?
23:51That's why I was like, let me watch a little further.
23:53Guys, this is a real thing.
23:55So I'm gonna show you some clips.
23:57So first you had an organization called QCA,
24:01which was the Calam Collegiate Academy.
24:05Started as a school for girls.
24:09Then QCA was acquired by Epic City because Epic,
24:14sorry, acquired by Epic.
24:15That is the East Plano Islamic Center
24:17because Epic's vision matched QCA's vision.
24:22Now I'm gonna show you these things, all right.
24:23first, I want to show you the resident scholar indicating that we're creating these schools,
24:31but our goals is for people of other faces in their children here. Listen to and watch
24:35clip number two. Listen to and watch clip number two. Go.
24:39Well, I'm my bat for the QCA. It's a girls school. And I to this day, I say it and I believe in
24:46it. It will be in a school where the quality of the education and the discipline and everything
24:54that comes to the school will be such that other faith will come to enroll their daughters
25:02to QC and Charlotte on them. That's our goal. They will be wearing this car because that's our
25:07dress code. So that's our goal in Charlotte on them. Other faces in their girls here. Yeah,
25:15they don't wear the dress code because you know they're with Islamic garbage. That's not dress
25:17code. You see, it's not dress code. It's not dress code. I want you to know the QCAs have already
25:23started. I've already started in Richardson, Texas, the no Texas area. According to the
25:32epic city plans, the QCA school for girls, it's already existing kindergarten to 12th grade.
25:37They have a QCA school for boys. Currently kindergarten to 5th grade, I believe, they're
25:44planning to expand it. But I want you to notice something, what I just explained to you earlier,
25:50that the QCA, the Halam Collegiate Academy, was acquired by Epic because their visions
25:59align. Listen to and watch clip number three, clip three, go.
26:04So in pursuit of our vision, Alhamdulillah, an amazing opportunity came along.
26:11QCA was looking to expand our growth, its services that aligned perfectly with Epic's
26:16Kalam agreed, the board agreed to become first Islamic school,
26:21managed and run by the Epic management.
26:24Takbir! Takbir!
26:28Thus, a new chapter in QCIS Journey was announced.
26:31Epic acquires QCA, bringing QCA officially under the banner of East Plano Islamic Center.
26:38This monumental step in QCIS Journey also facilitated the acquisition of a campus with 18 classrooms for the girls.
26:45In the same year, Epic, in a span of just three months, launched its second wing QCA for boys
26:53kids before school year 2023, 2024.
26:57And today's a starting day because this is the first old boys Islamic school in North America.
27:04Guys, this is happening now.
27:09So contrary to the first tweet, Governor Abbott sent out in February saying no Sharia schools,
27:17The way know how, earlier this week, I'm saying tweet, the artist formerly known as Twitter,
27:27Governor Abbott took to X again to post if you put the March 24th tweet up from Governor
27:35Abbott, in which he says, quote, the proposed epic compound in Collin County has serious
27:44legal issues.
27:46A dozen state agencies are investigating it.
27:49The Attorney General will look into it
27:51and legislators are considering laws to restrict it,
27:54as well as laws to prevent foreign adversaries
27:57from buying land in Texas."
28:00In quote, this is just March 24th.
28:03Governor Abbott posted this.
28:08I'm presenting this to you
28:10because what do you think is going on here?
28:12Not just based on what's been shared,
28:16but in light of what is transpired over history.
28:19This is why guys are proper understanding
28:22what the First Amendment does and doesn't allow
28:25is very, very important to understand.
28:30You know, is this one of the things?
28:33You know, Governor Abbott, I hope you have some folks
28:35listening to one of the things I would encourage
28:37checking out, is this community capital partners?
28:43Where is the funding coming from?
28:53A 402 acre site, over 1,000 homes, schools,
28:57Community College.
28:59Have we not witnessed what's happening right now in Britain?
29:01You have no-go zones where there are portions of England
29:05where English police cannot enter.
29:10Oh, are we gonna see a repeat of that here?
29:15And you know, I get, I went to an all-boy high school.
29:18I'm not saying that alone is a problem,
29:20but you start, I could show you more clips
29:22from the Chucier schools where they're chanting
29:24from the river to the sea, they're chanting that,
29:27chanting all kinds of other things.
29:30Yeah, some people were quite upset with Governor Abbott
29:33because they're saying, wait a minute, you initially said,
29:34no Sharia schools, no Sharia cities.
29:37But now you're saying you're gonna investigate?
29:40That seems like a different kind of tone
29:45from saying, no Sharia cities, I'm gonna investigate.
29:50There are some who are concerned
29:51that the construction of this epic city,
29:56which I wanna be clear.
29:57Right now they're providing plans
30:00to put this into practice.
30:02But the QCAs have already started, the schools have already started.
30:05All right.
30:08What do you think the true objective is they were true objective
30:11other than the stated objective?
30:15You know, how did Dearborn become Dearborn?
30:20And I understand, you know, you have the reality that I understand
30:30that everybody is a jihadist.
30:35Is this not worth examining?
30:38This, this is, this is concerning for a number of number of reasons.
30:44But I think this requires attention.
30:47I know we have a significant amount of listeners
30:49in this area of the country, in the Dallas area.
30:52Guys, this is not, you know,
30:54some whacked out regressive honk-clay.
30:57We're talking about right deep in the heart of Texas.
31:01That's what we're talking about.
31:07And instead of, I won't say instead of,
31:10we have the Great Commission that the Lord instructs believers
31:13to proclaim the gospel and make disciples.
31:16But you heard the guy on the clip saying,
31:18know, we want to create a phenomenon, we have other people's children of other face coming
31:22here. They going to be in Islamic dress with a big in a big in a coming. This, this is something
31:31guys that I would encourage you to contact Governor Abbott and the local officials in the
31:37area to make sure we have great clarity. Um, because the history of what's described
31:47radicalism is that what begins in a piece of presentation often results in a
31:55radicalism. I am not an Islamic scholar, I don't
31:57purport to be, but I am literate and I do endeavor to study history. I don't
32:02purport to be historian, but I do endeavor to be a student of history. And
32:10this is this is this is something that should be concerning. Why should it be
32:14concerning? Because the reality is Sharia is fundamentally incompatible
32:20with an American constitutional Republican form of government.
32:24Bottom line.
32:26Bottom line.
32:27According to what's been discussed about the plans, that the objective is not only to have
32:33a Muslim neighborhood, but to have a Muslim governed community.
32:45That crosses a line.
32:49And this is something that we need to be aware of.
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34:24Excuse me, if I happen to pay attention
34:27to the historical evidences of people who say,
34:30well Osama bin Laden just became a person
34:35who took his commitment seriously, seriously.
34:42And I completely disagree with compelling anybody
34:45by force to embrace any, I mean, come on,
34:48that's just un-American, it's illegal, frankly,
34:54it's unchristian.
34:55However, having a commitment to having a parallels,
35:02there I say society to where American governance
35:07does not extend to your community, that's a problem.
35:14That's a problem, that's a big problem.
35:19You know, I just maybe, no, I didn't even say that.
35:23Nothing's wrong with me.
35:24If you come to America, you should become American.
35:28It, why is that such a big deal?
35:31You know, when I say this as a man, we, you know, we have immigrants,
35:35everybody probably has legal immigrants in their family at some level, you know,
35:38most of us English should be the official language of our country.
35:43Nobody back tonight and say, Hey, go to Saudi Arabia.
35:46Guess what the official language is there?
35:48Give you a secret little hint. It's not English.
35:54I just, this is just, man, we, we, I can't get over the things I've read from various
36:04terrorist groups that said, let's use America's laws against them so that we can overtake
36:08them. I've read these things, you know, I'm going to open the phone lines this segment.
36:19The number to call is 888-589-8840. That number again is 888-589-8840. The question that we're
36:29asking is a continuation from yesterday. And the same question we asked yesterday, how
36:40do you feel about the country's direction currently? What is the most important thing
36:44in your estimation that we need to do as a country.
36:48That is a two-fold question that I'm asking.
36:51In the meantime, I mentioned Governor Abbott in the previous segment.
36:59Representative Jasmine Crockett from Texas had something to say about Governor Abbott, which
37:03is quite interesting.
37:08She is speaking at an event for the Human Rights Campaign.
37:12For those who may not be aware of what the Human Rights Campaign is, it builds itself as the
37:17largest pro LGBTQI AP plus lobbying and advocacy organization in the country.
37:24All right.
37:25Jasmine Crockett is speaking and I'm not even going to get into how, you know, she went to
37:32a very, very expensive private school and she, you know, is conducting herself in a manner
37:38that would not indicate that her current operation, her current display, I should say public display
37:45is a normative thing, but you know, I'm not going to go too much on that because I understand,
37:50you know, the reality of the distinction.
37:54Primarily because that's this little hanging fruit.
37:57I try to deal with the substance of things as opposed to, you know, the form.
38:04But Representative Crock Crockett was at this event, this Sware for the Human Rights Campaign.
38:12And she pretty clearly to me, and I'm going to play it so you can judge for yourself, clearly
38:17to me to mock Governor Greg, Greg Abbott, who most people know in case you don't know,
38:23Governor Greg Abbott is wheelchair about. He uses a wheelchair because of his physical
38:30circumstances, right? I want you to listen to what she said about Governor Abbott and you tell
38:38me what you thought of it because of course, after word sprayed as to what she said, she
38:42tried, there was a spin presented and I'll present to you what the spin is. But you tell
38:47Tell me what you think of Representative Crockett's joke?
38:55Was it a joke?
38:56Or was it something else?
38:59Which clip number is your Marty?
39:00Listen to and watch clip number one, go.
39:04Because we in these hot,
39:05tics is street, honey.
39:10Y'all know we got Governor Hot Wheels down there.
39:12Come on now.
39:19It's mass, honey.
39:20So, yes, yes, yes.
39:25that this is a representative from Texas.
39:29Now you have what she said.
39:33She called a governor who is known to be wheelchair bound.
39:38She calls him governor Hot Wheels.
39:44Now this is from the party of civility, right?
39:47The people who are so compassionate and loving
39:51and we're considerate of all people
39:53and those who are differently able
39:56should not be condemned for their disposition.
40:00She called the man governor Hot Wheels.
40:06That's frankly disgraceful.
40:09I was here, I said some of the things
40:10that President Trump was reported to say,
40:12those were things with disgraceful.
40:14Some of them, not all of them,
40:14because a lot of them they were lying on President Trump,
40:16frankly, but things that he has provenly said
40:21that aren't inappropriate, we call it disgraceful,
40:22but to mock a person,
40:25and because they're paralyzed.
40:29And I wanna be clear about something else.
40:33I don't want you to just think about her,
40:35Because she's one thing, right?
40:36She is conducting herself in a manner,
40:38her constituents apparently in Texas for some reason,
40:41for some reason, for some reason, are electing her.
40:48Is that an indication of somebody who's compassionate?
40:50And then I get political disagreement,
40:52politics is a full contact sport, I get that.
40:55I just think personal attacks are ineffective
40:58and they're demeaning.
40:59Not only is it the person being attacked
41:01but to the attacker because it shows an inability
41:03or unwillingness to engage in the ideas
41:06to offer a counter narrative that is superior to the notion that you're endeavoring to counteract.
41:18Now the spin machine came into full force because after, you know, this clip started
41:24making the rounds, Jasmine Crockett's office said, Oh, no, golly G willikers by no means
41:32where we're attempting to mock the governor because of his usage of a wheelchair. The Hot
41:41Wheels comment was in reference to his penchant for busing illegal immigrants to other states,
41:49you see. See, the wheels on the bus go round and round and Governor Abbott likes to put illegal
41:55for limerick rinsing on buses so it was a comment about him using buses.
42:00Y'all buying that? Rich, you buying that one?
42:06Yeah, you buying that one. You think Governor Hot Wheels had to do him putting illegal aliens
42:10on the bus, on the buses. That's the other one.
42:13I'm sorry, sister, you live. I'm sorry. That is, I know the spending, you know, you up there,
42:22you DJ, you know, you DJ money fresh on the wheels of steel. You gonna spin it, flip it,
42:27If it had reverse it, but you only said that after you start realizing,
42:35people have heard what I said.
42:37And not only her comments,
42:40but I want you to also take into consideration where she was the human rights
42:44campaign. Did you hear how the audience respond?
42:55They thought it was the greatest. It was a hoot.
42:58They didn't seem to be concerned about Governor Abbott's human rights in that
43:01moment. I just, you know,
43:07one of the major reasons why I'm sharing this is guys so that,
43:10that we can be disabused of the notion once and for all these people are not compassionate.
43:16And listen, you don't, you don't, you have people who are calloused, cold-hearted,
43:22mean-spirited people regardless of political persuasion. But let's, let's, let's get rid of
43:27this idea. You know, they tried, they ran, Mr. Robin, they're talking about he's gonna be the nicer
43:31alternative to Donald Trump. This man ain't never been nice his whole life. They just have this
43:39suspension they want to serve pro folks and make them look oh they're completely oh just like they
43:44did with cackling she or she'll never be president the remix all of a sudden I mean they were saying
43:51regressive media outlets were saying the worst vice president probably in American history and
43:55then all of a sudden she's just a wonder just overnight that's a shame and I truly hope that the
44:05effort to spin will also include some introspection on representative Crockett's part to recognize
44:10man and some stuff regardless of politics and your environment, your platform.
44:17What's in your heart that you can just crack that kind of stuff like it's nothing.
44:22As promised to the phone lines, we'll start in Mississippi where Lynn is on the line.
44:26Lynn, thank you for calling the Hamilton Corner. Welcome to the program.
44:29Thank you for having me and I'm going to make it quick as possible.
44:33Is he what you were saying about how it's like when your mother said you do as I say and
44:37and not as I do, they want to throw the rock and hide their hand.
44:40They putting all this stuff out there.
44:42And then the crazy part about it is,
44:44you could say whatever you want to say,
44:45but when somebody else says something that's contradictory
44:48to what you feel, because it's all based on a feeling,
44:50like, like, traumatic, you know, even with the,
44:53the transgender and all that stuff,
44:55it's based on a feeling, how you feel things should go.
44:57Spare of God, and the ones that are hiding,
45:01God says don't be afraid of men and they face it.
45:03So we have to stand up and come together.
45:05If you will be a believer,
45:07If you nice to now, because you say don't be lukewarm either.
45:09When you pay right to sense, you got to get on one side
45:11or the other.
45:12And if you go play with God, he's so no good play with you.
45:14And you probably going to like the outside.
45:16And as far as that lady says, they always say something.
45:20And they try to retract what they say as opposed
45:22to apologize and moving forward.
45:24And then it's something that we say,
45:26they just holding the use of forever.
45:27So it's just ridiculous how the world is going.
45:29But I'm glad that Trump is an officer.
45:31And he's making changes.
45:32It's something that's not going to happen overnight.
45:34He's done a lot of stuff since he's been in.
45:36And you know, we, we, we,
45:37we're trying to fingers and everything that he's doing,
45:39but I don't want no man in the bathroom with my daughter.
45:42This is what I'm just pulling out of that thing.
45:44And, you know, I don't see who would.
45:47So I just thank you for having me.
45:48And I hope that I was helpful in, you can use my comments.
45:53Well, Lynn, thank you so much for your calling comments.
45:55And you said it, you said it all right there, you know,
45:59I don't, I don't want a man in the bathroom,
46:01my daughter either, you know?
46:03And it's, it's, it's, you're, you're exactly right.
46:05She should have just owned up and said,
46:07You know what, that was wrong for me to say.
46:09But she didn't.
46:11But she didn't.
46:12And the reason why they have the perpetual,
46:15hold it over your head kind of thing
46:16is because they have alliances in the lying medium.
46:20Back to the phone lines.
46:21We'll stay in Mississippi.
46:21We'll go next to Heywood, who was on the line.
46:24Heywood, thank you for calling the Hamilton Corner.
46:25How do you see the nation going currently
46:28and what is the most important thing we need to do right now?
46:32The most important thing we need to do
46:35stop the abortion pills in the mail. We got a lot of other things on our plate, but until
46:45we ban abortion in America, these cations would keep happening. People wonder why Donald Trump's
46:55that's great and wonderful. And we see all these horrible things happening like the lady
47:01said today, she was sitting in a room with homosexuals, a human right campaign and you
47:10know those biggest homosexual organizations on the planet.
47:16But when you get down to it, if we don't stop the abortion pill from being mailed over state
47:23lines, we will miss many blessings of God because we're killing the most innocent on the planet
47:34through the mail. Thank you, Hey,
47:36Will for your call in your comments.
47:38For the sake of time, we're going to
47:39continue on. We're going to go next to
47:41Mark in Texas. Mark, thank you for
47:43calling Hamilton going to go right
47:44ahead. Yes, sir. I am an immigrant
47:49from the Philippines. And I think
47:51the number one thing we need to do
47:54is to educate the people because if
47:58we let people come in and we don't
48:00educate them, they will impose
48:02the things that they believe. And
48:04And as you said in your earlier broadcast about mostly in community being built, they
48:10want their own laws because we do not educate them enough and let them coming in all the
48:15time and that's what happens.
48:17We now have this parallel world that you are speaking of.
48:21So I think education is very important and I think your program and your radio station,
48:27American Family Radio doing this is a great thing for the country and hope you are heard
48:33more by the American society.
48:37And I actually share your program to my friends.
48:42In fact, I will do it tonight on Facebook
48:44about what you said today.
48:46Thank you, Mark, for your call and your comments.
48:48And I'm assuming you're a legal immigrant from the Philippines.
48:51I'm grateful for you doing that.
48:52And I know we have people still holding me.
48:54And we run out of time.
48:55We've been trying to continue the conversation going forward.
48:59But I don't know if those who may want a sharia city would be
49:05apprised to have an adjustment of course solely by education.
49:10I do believe some may, but I don't know if everybody who is invested in that type of
49:16commitment is doing so because they lack education. I'm just not certain.
49:20It's possible. And I'm not certain of that.
49:23But thank you to every single one of you who tuned into the program this evening,
49:26But you have a great evening and Lord willing, we'll be back tomorrow.
49:31You'll have a great night.
49:39The views and opinions expressed in this broadcast may not necessarily reflect those of the American
49:44Family Association or American Family Radio.

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