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May 7, 2025 · 49:48

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0:00 - 15:00. Matthew 15:17-20. Self-governed people are necessary for the American experiment in self-government to thrive prospectively. 15:00 - 31:00. What’s this? China to sit down with the U.S. in Switzerland to talk turkey. 31:00 - 48:00. The DOJ nabs 205 child sex offenders… in the United States. | 1-800-326-4543 ext. 345 To donate call : 877-616-2396 Video Clip Links Nuclear-Armed India and Pakistan Come to Blows Pam Bondi & Kash Patel Announces Arrest Of Hundreds Of Alleged Child Sex Predators U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent Tulsi Gabbard

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  1. 0:00Darkness is not an affirmative force.
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  11. 0:33Good evening, everyone.
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  13. 0:37My name is Abraham Hamilton, the third.
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  19. 0:56we are ready to rock and roll with today's edition of the program,
  20. 1:00at this very moment, many of you, if not most of you are making your transition from your
  21. 1:04part time jobs where you generate an income.
  22. 1:08What are you laughing at about it?
  23. 1:11There's a stronger song today.
  24. 1:14You're strong.
  25. 1:16Transitioning from your part time jobs where you generate an income to your full time jobs
  26. 1:21where you cultivate an outcome.
  27. 1:22And as you do so, I want to remind you to make your moves with intentionality, understanding
  28. 1:29the primacy that God places on family and welcoming his view to inform your view and my view.
  29. 1:37To remember that what goes on in your houses is far more important than what goes on in
  30. 1:45the White House.
  31. 1:46I say that not to diminish the significance of what goes on in the White House.
  32. 1:50I talk about things that are happening in the White House quite frequently because they
  33. 1:53are important, but those things are not more important than what goes on in your home and
  34. 1:58what goes on in my home. We add the responsibility of cultivating an outcome, starting first in
  35. 2:04our homes so often, so often we neglect what's happening at home in an effort to be fruitful,
  36. 2:12effective and productive in the greater world surrounding our homes, which those things are
  37. 2:17important as well, but they should not be pursued at the expense of what happens in our homes.
  38. 2:22If you're in the stage of life as I am where we have young children in our homes, we do
  39. 2:26not get to repeat their developmental stages, man.
  40. 2:29You know, I've been talking, I'm at the stage now, I got a 14-year-old who's learning how
  41. 2:33to drive.
  42. 2:34I can't go back to him being 10, can't go back to 8, can't go back to 7.
  43. 2:39I don't get to do that over again.
  44. 2:41And so I offer this reminder daily to encourage us to place significance and importance where
  45. 2:48it rightly belongs.
  46. 2:49Our responsibilities, even before we get to serving our children, those of us who are married,
  47. 2:54We have an obligation to honor the Lord and how we interact with our spouses, how we serve
  48. 3:00our spouses.
  49. 3:01The Lord moved the apostle Peter to write that husbands are to dwell with our wives in an understanding
  50. 3:06manner so that our prayers are not hindered.
  51. 3:08We want to talk about heavy.
  52. 3:10Do you realize that the Scripture communicates that the quality with which we serve our spouses
  53. 3:15will have a direct impact on our prayer lives?
  54. 3:17I don't know about you, but I don't have time for my prayer life to be hindered at any capacity,
  55. 3:23not in the least bit.
  56. 3:26So let us be about our father's business, but that doesn't start when we hit the streets.
  57. 3:32That doesn't start in our places of employment.
  58. 3:34That doesn't start out, excuse me, excuse me, sneeze.
  59. 3:40It doesn't start outside the home that starts right in our homes.
  60. 3:44So let us serve the Lord well there.
  61. 3:47The first human institution that God established was the family with marriage at the center.
  62. 3:52The first command that God gave to mankind, he gave within the familial context.
  63. 3:59All of that is instructive for us.
  64. 4:01We would do well to understand that and respond accordingly.
  65. 4:07Thank you to all of you who are wishing me, God bless you for my sneezes.
  66. 4:13Always sneez more than once.
  67. 4:14That's crazy.
  68. 4:16To the word of God, we go Matthew chapter 15, Matthew chapter 15.
  69. 4:21I, I, I am compelled to continue to highlight this because there are lots of things happening
  70. 4:27on a lot of different sectors, but I simply want to remind this audience.
  71. 4:31that there is an internal capacity that's necessary amongst the people who populate our
  72. 4:38great nation in order to preserve this experiment in individual liberty and self-governance.
  73. 4:47All right, we've said numerous times.
  74. 4:50John Adams pointed to the fact that our constitutional Republican form of government is only sufficient
  75. 4:56for religious and moral people.
  76. 4:58It is, he said, wholly inadequate to the governance of any other.
  77. 5:02George Washington said the same thing in his farewell address when he talked about religion
  78. 5:06and morality are being indispensable support to our former of government in order for our
  79. 5:13nation to remain our nation with fidelity to our founding documents.
  80. 5:21And the principles articulated therein a particular people are only fit for that type of governance.
  81. 5:31And that is a self-governed people.
  82. 5:34We cannot have an enduring system of government of self-governance, but we don't have a self-governed
  83. 5:40people, which is why as our nation has become increasingly wicked.
  84. 5:47And I know that that's not fun.
  85. 5:48I take no joy in highlighting that.
  86. 5:51Well, I think on one hand, and this is a fact that I say this often, United States of
  87. 5:55America is the greatest nation in the history of the world.
  88. 5:58while at the exact same time, it is also true
  89. 6:03that our nation has become increasingly wicked,
  90. 6:06overwhelmingly wicked.
  91. 6:10It should not be surprising to us
  92. 6:14that the more wicked our nation has become,
  93. 6:17the less willing our nation has been
  94. 6:19to remain faithful to our founding documents.
  95. 6:21Why is that?
  96. 6:24Because the wicked people will not
  97. 6:25do a good godly government.
  98. 6:27That's just the fact.
  99. 6:29So if we want to have all of these things,
  100. 6:33President Trump's campaign slogan,
  101. 6:34making America great and all that kind of stuff,
  102. 6:36America cannot be great focusing on the stock market,
  103. 6:39focusing on economic things,
  104. 6:40and we ignore the core of our nation.
  105. 6:43Now we have an overwhelmingly wicked nation,
  106. 6:47and I'm not talking about some humanistic moralism,
  107. 6:50I'm talking about our nation requires
  108. 6:52in order for our nation to be the type of nation
  109. 6:55as we were founded to be.
  110. 6:57And I wanna make sure everybody's clear
  111. 7:00what I'm saying here, that I believe God inspired the principles that outlined our
  112. 7:05founding. And those principles were aspirational, which is why our preamble says
  113. 7:11that one of the purposes of the Constitution's creation is to form a more
  114. 7:15perfect union, meaning simply to become better and better qualitatively over time.
  115. 7:21The only way that's going to happen, folks, is if we have a people who
  116. 7:25individually recognize their desperate need for Savior. To the word of God, we
  117. 7:30Matthew, chapter 15, Jesus was being challenged about ceremonial hand
  118. 7:36washings and particularly how a failure to comply with that result results in
  119. 7:40defilement of the individual to which Jesus responded very plainly and he's
  120. 7:45explaining his answer to his followers. Verse 17, Matthew, chapter 15, verse 17.
  121. 7:52This is what God's word says, but sorry, do you not see that whatever goes into the
  122. 8:00mouth passes into the stomach and is and is expelled. But what comes out of the mouth
  123. 8:08proceeds from the heart and this defiles a person for out of the heart come evil thoughts murder,
  124. 8:21adultery, sexual immorality or some translations say for one occasion with the Greek word there's
  125. 8:27poor Nea. I'll explain that in a moment. From out of the heart come evil thoughts, murder,
  126. 8:32adultery, sexual immorality, theft, false witness, slander. These are what defile a person. But
  127. 8:42to eat with unwashed hands does not defile anyone. Jesus incorrectly identifying the source of
  128. 8:52defilement for a person. He brings it right to the core of where it is, the wickedness of
  129. 8:58human heart. I've pointed the
  130. 9:02description over the years.
  131. 9:03Whenever you have regressives
  132. 9:05who try to make political points
  133. 9:08on the back of national
  134. 9:10tragedies and things of that
  135. 9:11nature and those would assert
  136. 9:12things like gun control and I
  137. 9:13highlight the fact that the per
  138. 9:15capita number of and the per
  139. 9:18capita and the pro-rata number
  140. 9:20of guns to American citizens is
  141. 9:22the same today as it's always
  142. 9:23been in America's history.
  143. 9:25Yet America's experiences with
  144. 9:27mass shootings and things of
  145. 9:28that nature is a relatively recent phenomenon.
  146. 9:32So we have 150 plus years, 200 years of existence, but we don't have mass shootings, but we
  147. 9:38have mass shootings following what?
  148. 9:40Things like the removal of prayer from America's school systems and efforts to formally eject
  149. 9:47God from public life.
  150. 9:54That's what's changed.
  151. 9:57It's not the presence of firearms.
  152. 10:03That's what's changed.
  153. 10:07The problem in America is a heart problem.
  154. 10:10We have a heart problem.
  155. 10:12The massive notions of entitlement that I have a right to extract funds from my neighbor to
  156. 10:18accomplish all kinds of dreams and panacea.
  157. 10:22That's nothing but sanitize covetousness.
  158. 10:27The idea that I'm not entitled to anything that I do not earn is reflective of a person
  159. 10:33into as an individual conviction about honoring the Lord
  160. 10:37and refusing unjust gain.
  161. 10:41We will not have a great nation if we try to continue
  162. 10:44to trim around the hedges, but we ignore the central source
  163. 10:49of deterioration of our society, of our nation.
  164. 10:52Stay wickedness of the human heart.
  165. 10:55While we are endeavoring to advance
  166. 10:57to develop all kinds of constructs, yes,
  167. 10:59let's deal with illegal immigration, yes,
  168. 11:01let's get sound fiscal policy, yes, let's deal with,
  169. 11:04You know, unjust scales and criminal justice, yes.
  170. 11:06But all of those things without addressing the main problem
  171. 11:10will continue to nip around the periphery
  172. 11:13without getting to the core.
  173. 11:16The most desperate and enduring need
  174. 11:19for the American people is repentance.
  175. 11:24That's right, greed.
  176. 11:26Greed is a feature of the human heart.
  177. 11:32Sexuality, I'm gonna get to a story today.
  178. 11:37The Department of Justice today announced
  179. 11:39the arrest of 205 people charged with child sex offenses.
  180. 11:44And I'll speak right to you,
  181. 11:45I mean, including one illegal immigrant,
  182. 11:47but 204 out of 205 people arrested
  183. 11:50were all American citizens.
  184. 11:56What's the problem there?
  185. 11:57Why is pornography so popular?
  186. 12:01Why?
  187. 12:04Because of the gravity of the human heart.
  188. 12:08And instead of using our resources
  189. 12:11and technological advances for God glorifying purposes,
  190. 12:16we've made the adjustment when Brother Don
  191. 12:17fighting against the smut magazines on convenience store,
  192. 12:22shelves, now the smuts not the magazines
  193. 12:25is in these little devices we call phones,
  194. 12:27but that microcomputers people carry in their pockets
  195. 12:30in purses.
  196. 12:34And it's something that's not merely entangling young people
  197. 12:37and boys increasing amounts of girls
  198. 12:40and women are being engineered by this.
  199. 12:42Guys, this is indicative of the human heart.
  200. 12:44And I'm not talking about this from some moralistic
  201. 12:48disposition. I'm talking about it because of the writing of the human heart that results in eternal
  202. 12:54damnation for those remain unrepentant. And when we have a massive population of the unrepentant in
  203. 13:04our nation, guess what? That's going to filter its way out into our culture. That's how you go from
  204. 13:12a time period where the idea of slaughtering one's unborn child would be unthinkable to a now where
  205. 13:18that people arguing for it as a constitutional right,
  206. 13:21that when you have the Supreme Court overturn the despicable
  207. 13:24Roe versus Wade decision in Planned Parenthood versus Casey,
  208. 13:27you have an increase in abortions
  209. 13:29and state policies advance because they're not merely
  210. 13:32surgical but they're chemical.
  211. 13:34What's really going on?
  212. 13:35People are attempting to deal with the consequences
  213. 13:39of sexual immorality.
  214. 13:44That's generally what we're talking about.
  215. 13:48I understand that there's circumstances
  216. 13:51of impoverished conditions and things of that nature.
  217. 13:54But folks, I just wanna say it plainly.
  218. 13:59Physical intimacy is not a need for the human,
  219. 14:02you won't die if you don't have it.
  220. 14:05You won't die.
  221. 14:07But our society treats that as if it's just as much of a need
  222. 14:11as oxygen and food and water.
  223. 14:20The problem is that we're a sin-laden people
  224. 14:27and society is thriving and pushing forward in such a way
  225. 14:31to have a modern resurgence of anti-nomionism.
  226. 14:36Simply says, well, just do it anything you want.
  227. 14:38God is so good.
  228. 14:40He's gracious.
  229. 14:42That's not God as he reveals in the scripture.
  230. 14:45That's the God that people have created in their own minds.
  231. 14:48And that is by and large, the most worship God in America.
  232. 14:51It is the God of self.
  233. 15:00A discipleship minute with Joseph Parker.
  234. 15:04We live in a world full of people who are living their lives.
  235. 15:06They're doing what they do.
  236. 15:07they work, they buy homes, they have children,
  237. 15:10they live their lives.
  238. 15:12But you know, the Word of God clearly tells a Sikh
  239. 15:14first, the kingdom of heaven, and it trashes us
  240. 15:16and all these things shall be added.
  241. 15:19Yet for many people again, their goals are,
  242. 15:22well, I'm just kind of seeking my own dream
  243. 15:23and one happiness, I want life, I want to be fulfilled,
  244. 15:27I want to do what I want to do.
  245. 15:29The purpose of life is not to fulfill our dreams,
  246. 15:32it's to fulfill God's dreams and how important it is.
  247. 15:35Lord speak to every listener.
  248. 15:38Help them to recognize, Lord, that you have a work and a will
  249. 15:41and a design for every one of our lives.
  250. 15:43You have a calling up on each of our lives.
  251. 15:45Our job is to be listening to your word and your spirit
  252. 15:49in doing what you call us to do.
  253. 15:51Help us to answer that call.
  254. 15:53We thank you in praise in Jesus' name.
  255. 15:55We do pray. Amen.
  256. 16:04Shiting light into the darkness.
  257. 16:07This is the Hamilton Corner, an American family radio.
  258. 16:10Welcome back to the Hamilton corner Abraham Hamilton the third year.
  259. 16:13Lots of things happening all over the world.
  260. 16:15You have India and Pakistan standing off with each other when I'm just
  261. 16:20standing off.
  262. 16:22They shoot.
  263. 16:23They shoot at each other.
  264. 16:27You have as I mentioned that this FBI investigation that netted these
  265. 16:32child predators arrest.
  266. 16:36But I'll start here in this really picks up on something I reported yesterday.
  267. 16:40And this information broke after we got off the air yesterday.
  268. 16:48But it's rather convenient, I would say, and simply confirms what we've been reporting
  269. 16:58because to date with all of the liberation days, liberation day in America, believe me,
  270. 17:03it's liberation day.
  271. 17:05And President Trump easing tariffs on some nations, the main one he didn't ease up on
  272. 17:11was Giaen actually increased their tariffs.
  273. 17:15Of course, China announced the reciprocal increased tariffs.
  274. 17:18But then as I reported yesterday,
  275. 17:23riots breaking out all over China,
  276. 17:25millions of people hitting the streets,
  277. 17:2716 million jobs threatened.
  278. 17:29Factories closing without announcement,
  279. 17:30literally just open today, close tomorrow,
  280. 17:33open one day, close the next day,
  281. 17:36causing a little bit of a kerfuffle there,
  282. 17:39China secretly, white listing specific American produced manufactured items from their tariff
  283. 17:50regime. What were those things indicative of? Well, as I said yesterday, it's painful for
  284. 17:57all parties involved, but the Trump administration has posited that they believe that we, the United
  285. 18:05States of America, can endure more than China can. Well, to date, China had not been one of
  286. 18:11nations that had agreed to come to the negotiating table with the United States of America. That is
  287. 18:19now. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent went on air actually to share that the Trump trade team was
  288. 18:28planning to be in Switzerland this weekend to negotiate with the Swiss until they happen to be
  289. 18:36contacted by a Chinese delegation that said they wanted to have conversations in person
  290. 18:44with the Trump administration's trade team. So now talks are set between the United States of
  291. 18:49America and China regarding trade this Saturday and Sunday in Switzerland. Listen to and watch
  292. 18:57Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent talk about this. It is clip number four, clip four, go.
  293. 19:05The world has been coming to the U.S., and China has been the missing piece.
  294. 19:10I was going to be in Switzerland to negotiate with the Swiss.
  295. 19:15Turns out the Chinese team is traveling through Europe, and they will be in Switzerland also.
  296. 19:21So we will meet on Saturday and Sunday.
  297. 19:26And look, we have shared interest that this isn't sustainable, as I said before, especially
  298. 19:33on the Chinese side and 145% 125% is the equivalent of an embargo. We don't want to
  299. 19:41decouple what we want as fair trade. Very interesting, don't you think? Now,
  300. 19:48I know he's a Treasury Secretary and he's serving President Trump. I want to decouple from China,
  301. 19:53but of course he, I'm not saying he needs to say that. I want to decouple from China.
  302. 20:00But whether or not that's the most effective strategy to stay that out loud and trade now,
  303. 20:04right now, y'all that remains to be seen that as that's their prerogative.
  304. 20:07But when you see these things and they're aligning as they are, as I mentioned to you,
  305. 20:12riots, protests in China, factories closing, workers not being paid in China, it's affecting them.
  306. 20:23China whitelisting American manufacturing goods and products, it's affecting them.
  307. 20:27Now for the first time and I've didn't say this and my initial discourse on this point,
  308. 20:31China has confirmed these talks on their end.
  309. 20:34So they're admitting that they have sought an audience
  310. 20:37with the United States of America's trade delegation.
  311. 20:41And I find it very interesting that the US is in Switzerland,
  312. 20:46the Chinese just happened to be there.
  313. 20:47They just happened to be there.
  314. 20:51Now, of course, I have my thoughts.
  315. 20:54I'm pretty sure that the Chinese have been trying
  316. 20:56to cut side deals with nations all around the world
  317. 20:59try to get around needing to interact with the United States of America.
  318. 21:04But it's just a major thing when you have 40 plus percent of your exports going
  319. 21:08to one nation is kind of hard to replace that.
  320. 21:12You know, in every nation has to acknowledge that there is no consumer
  321. 21:17market in the world like the one in the United States of America.
  322. 21:21That's just a simple fact.
  323. 21:24That's just a simple fact.
  324. 21:26The United States of America has the largest population with the highest
  325. 21:29value of disposable income in the world.
  326. 21:32That's just a fact.
  327. 21:34So I find it very curious that the Chinese just happen to be in Switzerland at the same
  328. 21:41time that the US is there.
  329. 21:45Now I've said long before I've never been a tariff guy, but my posture has been from the
  330. 21:52very beginning of this.
  331. 21:53President Trump has earned the right for us to wait and see.
  332. 21:57It's very clear that the terrorists are never meant to be a permanent notion, but merely a
  333. 22:03strategy to assert leverage to provoke renegotiations.
  334. 22:11Think a clear objective has to be for the United States of America for reestablishment of our
  335. 22:15manufacturing sector.
  336. 22:19So I just find it very interesting and I felt the need to report this in light of what we
  337. 22:26talked about yesterday.
  338. 22:28It's pretty interesting that they just happen to be in Switzerland at the same time.
  339. 22:35We'll see what happens.
  340. 22:37We'll see what happens.
  341. 22:40But I wanted to bring that to your attention.
  342. 22:43Now this is another interesting development.
  343. 22:50This is on the global stage.
  344. 22:55Earlier today, what the difference is in time zone, so it's today, but the time zone in India
  345. 23:01is different than what it is now.
  346. 23:03people are aware India and Pakistan are nations that are adjacent to one another. All right,
  347. 23:09if you haven't seen pictures or watched video of the standoff of the Indian and Pakistan
  348. 23:16soldiers at the border, it is quite the display. All right, well, there have been
  349. 23:26strains between these two nations for a while, but about two weeks ago, there was a pretty significant
  350. 23:33attack on a portion of India, but it includes significant Pakistani influence in Kashmir,
  351. 23:49where 26 Indian tourists in the pahulgum town of Kashmir were murdered.
  352. 23:57All right.
  353. 23:59A day after the murders, an organization or group called the Kashmir Resistance, or
  354. 24:05also known as the resistance front TRF took credit for the attacks. The TRF is a well known
  355. 24:13Islamist terrorist outfit, but they're related. They're an offshoot of the Pakistan based
  356. 24:19Lakshar Itaiba or L, lowercase ET, L.E.T. is recognized as an Islamist terrorist organization in the
  357. 24:28US, United States of America regards them as a terrorist organization. They were all too eager
  358. 24:32to come out and to take credit for the attack.
  359. 24:38Well, early this morning, India launched missile strikes on both Pakistan and Pakistani
  360. 24:46administered parts of Kashmir, and the Pakistan government claimed that it shot down five Indian
  361. 24:53Air Force jets in quote unquote, self-defense.
  362. 24:58Now this is significant because both of these nations are known to have nuclear weapons.
  363. 25:08Listen to and watch this short report on what's happening between India and Pakistan.
  364. 25:14It's clip number two, clip two, go.
  365. 25:17These two countries now essentially on the brink of war.
  366. 25:21Those strikes into Pakistan early Wednesday morning local time were apparently in response
  367. 25:26to that terror attack that took place in Kashmir about two weeks ago, as you mentioned,
  368. 25:31killing 26 civilians, mostly Indian Hindu tourists. Now, we know India has blamed Pakistan for the
  369. 25:38attack, which notably read, was the deadliest attack against civilians in India in about
  370. 25:4317 years. Over night, the Indian government retaliated. It says that its forces have struck
  371. 25:49nine sites in Pakistan. And then this morning, Pakistani officials say the overall death
  372. 25:55has now risen to at least 31 people.
  373. 25:58You know, there's serious things to talk about one up,
  374. 26:03but I hear the report, Pakistan.
  375. 26:04Remember, Obama doing that, Pakistan?
  376. 26:06Like, why are you still doing that?
  377. 26:08He's in the middle talking regularly,
  378. 26:09like an American person.
  379. 26:10Hey, yes, we have hamburgers and hot dogs and Pakistan.
  380. 26:13I just, that always struck me as well.
  381. 26:16I was like, man, what'd you say back as the head?
  382. 26:19I guess what I'm gonna tell him how to say it,
  383. 26:21but I just thought that was odd.
  384. 26:24What you trying to do and press the word
  385. 26:25that you can say, I can say, pop too?
  386. 26:29Or I can say Park to or I can say to pop which one you want me to say
  387. 26:36Pakistan
  388. 26:38Anyway, India in Pakistan is standing off against one another though. They're both doing this. I didn't do it. He did it
  389. 26:48India is claiming that the Pakistani government is waging a proxy war against them using these terrorists
  390. 26:54Stop me if you've ever heard this before using the terrorists as a proxy for their efforts
  391. 26:59to attack Indian sovereignty.
  392. 27:03India is responded saying that we ain't gonna
  393. 27:07shoot us like that.
  394. 27:09We ain't gonna take this until you have this going back and forth.
  395. 27:13Similar attack happened back in 2008 in Mumbai.
  396. 27:16Terrorist groups again claimed credit, so to speak,
  397. 27:21for the murderous activities.
  398. 27:23India responded, Pakistan backs down.
  399. 27:28That's what has happened historically.
  400. 27:30I'm bringing this up primarily because these are two adjacent nations that are armed with
  401. 27:39nuclear weapons.
  402. 27:41So it's something that we, by God's grace, would want to see die down.
  403. 27:54And I can't help but think about, and this is specifically Indian civilians who were attacked.
  404. 28:00They weren't military targets, wasn't soldiers, they weren't tanks.
  405. 28:04These are tourists in a tourist town.
  406. 28:07I can't help but to think about the fact that if these people are not born again, having
  407. 28:15placed their faith in Christ Jesus, they have no hope for eternal life.
  408. 28:28And I'm grateful we have relationships with one brother, Passae, LA, Zara, living sacrifices,
  409. 28:33ministries in India, but he's in Southern India, not near where the Pakistani border is,
  410. 28:37who's doing an amazing work of proclaiming the gospel.
  411. 28:41Because of the prevalence of Hinduism, they have a very harsh cultural opposition towards
  412. 28:48orphans.
  413. 28:49And you have the two competing notions because prostitution is legal in India, but because
  414. 28:58of the prevalence of Hinduism when you have the inevitable consequences of physical intimacy
  415. 29:03between men and women, which is what children, you have lots of orphans.
  416. 29:10according to Hindu dispositions, they believe if there are orphaned children, it's because
  417. 29:14the orphans have done something in a previous life that's produced the bad karma to where
  418. 29:20they deserve to be orphans.
  419. 29:21So lots of people in India have other disdain for orphans.
  420. 29:26And the only people that would do anything for orphans in India are Christians.
  421. 29:29I pray that the gospel man would continue to penetrate this nation.
  422. 29:38I'm thankful for the relationships that I've been able to forge directly with living sacrifices,
  423. 29:42ministries in India.
  424. 29:43and I pray that the Lord would continue to resource them to allow them to expand the work.
  425. 29:48And Pastor Eliexar and his wife, they are amazing, man.
  426. 29:54They take these orphans in, they feed them, house them, clothe them, educate them, nurture them, and many of them,
  427. 30:02they train to become missionaries to go back into the various towns and villages to proclaim the gospel and make disciples.
  428. 30:13and it's amazing you go into Pastor Elliot's,
  429. 30:15Elliot's office, he has maps of where they've placed
  430. 30:19graduates from LSM all throughout the country.
  431. 30:21It's an amazing thing to see a man gospel is so needed there.
  432. 30:34So that's happening.
  433. 30:37Then we have this, and this will probably carry us over
  434. 30:39into the break with Tulsi Gabbard taking over
  435. 30:47as the head of the Department of National Intelligence.
  436. 30:51He just released a memo that the Joseph Robinette administration
  437. 30:57had created from the National Security Council
  438. 30:59that laid the foundation for what ultimately became
  439. 31:03investigations on parents that would,
  440. 31:05that had the audacity to question policies
  441. 31:08at their local school boards that led to FBI
  442. 31:12trying to spy on certain Catholic people in the country
  443. 31:15certain Catholic people in the country and all of these things.
  444. 31:24What we now know, thanks to Tosi Gabbard, is that the Joseph Robin
  445. 31:30administration had this memo directed to target Americans, quote,
  446. 31:35engaged in concerning non-criminal behavior.
  447. 31:40They did this in the name of fighting domestic terrorism with a specific focus
  448. 31:45on American citizens who were military service members, those who owned firearms, or those who
  449. 31:52spread what Biden administration officials considered to be quote unquote disinformation.
  450. 32:00I get into more, I'll get into more of this when we come back from the break.
  451. 32:05Because for many of us, it's more evidence confirming what we already knew.
  452. 32:09But when you see the formal steps that have been taken to literally turn
  453. 32:13our own government against private American citizens.
  454. 32:17It's sickening. It's sickening.
  455. 32:20And it makes me even the more grateful that we can stand and say that the Biden administration days have ended.
  456. 32:31But it also makes me wary as to how many long-term regressives have infiltrated the bureaucracy in our nation,
  457. 32:39who are all too eager to pursue this end,
  458. 32:42to from the inside to turn our nation
  459. 32:45into something else, kind of like fundamental transformation.
  460. 32:49Heard that one before?
  461. 32:51Still at work?
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  475. 33:34I'm the pastor of First Baptist Church in Texas and a
  476. 33:38founder of From His Heart Ministries.
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  482. 34:09back to the Hamilton Corner on American Family Radio.
  483. 34:13Welcome back to the Hamilton Corner, Abraham Hamilton the third here.
  484. 34:19Before the break was talking about the memo that Tulsi Gabbard has now released.
  485. 34:25That set the formal foundation for the Biden administration to turn the investigative lens on
  486. 34:32private American citizens as potential purveyors of domestic terrorism. The June 2021 memo, that's
  487. 34:40where when it was drafted, June 2021, the June 2021 memo, which has now been exposed for the first
  488. 34:46time and exposes that the law enforcement and intelligence framework that led the FBI to monitor
  489. 34:53monitor and probe American citizens, including parents who has the audacity to protest against
  490. 35:00some school board policies, justified the utilization by Homeland Security to engage in
  491. 35:07censorship or the banking of Americans or spying on Americans at the administration deemed to be
  492. 35:16potential enemies of the state. Listen to this clip about this. We have no video for this one,
  493. 35:23but we have audio for it is clip number five, clip number five.
  494. 35:26The Biden administration authorized federal law enforcement four years ago to target Americans
  495. 35:32engaged in, quote, concerning non criminal behavior. Did this in the name of fighting domestic terrorism,
  496. 35:38but basically they were targeting people who weren't committing crimes. And had a specific
  497. 35:42guy on those serving in the military owning guns or spreading what officials considered
  498. 35:47to be disinformation, which in many cases turned out to be true information that the
  499. 35:51Biden administration just simply disagreed with.
  500. 35:54We now know this because Director of National Intelligence, Tulsi Gabbard, recently released
  501. 35:57a fully unredacted version of the prior administration's, quote, strategic implementation plan for
  502. 36:03countering domestic terrorism.
  503. 36:05It might otherwise be known as the plan to get conservatives.
  504. 36:15decades, the threshold or the standard that federal government law enforcement agents had
  505. 36:21to apply, sorry, comply with, with stringent stringent requirements that were needed in order
  506. 36:29to open criminal or national security investigations, it had to satisfy a certain it's called predicate.
  507. 36:36The predicate for full investigation required quote, an articulable factual basis that reasonably
  508. 36:41indicates a crime or national security threat has or is about to occur.
  509. 36:47Guys, this is documented in the publicly available Attorney General's guidelines for domestic
  510. 36:52FBI operations.
  511. 36:54However, what the J. Robinette administration did was to lower the standard from an articulable
  512. 37:04factual basis that reasonably indicates criminal activity or national security threat.
  513. 37:11To mere quote unquote concerning
  514. 37:14Behavior to not have to have any it's concerning
  515. 37:21Behavior well thankfully that has been exposed and again for many of us that simply confirms what we
  516. 37:28Already
  517. 37:29Suspect it what was happening, but it shows
  518. 37:34That this is the the formal steps that were employed in order to move in the direction that it moved and again
  519. 37:41And it just brings it to the fore, how many of the people that were willing to carry out
  520. 37:50these, frankly, illegal activities against American citizens?
  521. 37:56You know, whenever I talk to people about the Second Amendment, I remind them that the
  522. 38:00true purpose of the Second Amendment was to provide American people a recourse against
  523. 38:04an overbearing national government.
  524. 38:07You understand that?
  525. 38:10That's one of the major reasons why we don't suffer the fate, I wouldn't say the circumstances
  526. 38:19that people in Venezuela are suffering right now.
  527. 38:21Like, do you realize in the last election that they had in Venezuela where the people clearly
  528. 38:28asserted that they voted to get Maduro out, but Maduro just declared himself a winner.
  529. 38:33Now, all of the people have the audacity to run against Maduro.
  530. 38:37Many of them have had to escape the country to save their lives.
  531. 38:40of them are dead, others have been secretly arrested and they're locked up and their family
  532. 38:44members don't even know where they are.
  533. 38:46And one of the major reasons why is that the Venezuelan people have no recourse to protect
  534. 38:53themselves because the Venezuelan government has all the gun.
  535. 38:58I'm not an advocate for it nor am I calling for violence, but totalitarianism has always
  536. 39:10followed an initial salvo that imposed gun control on an unwitting society. Hence my refrain,
  537. 39:21the only vote for socialism wants in the Venezuelan people voted for Hugo Chavez. And now they regret
  538. 39:29it desperately. I alluded to this story. And then think about this, man, that the United
  539. 39:41States government sought a foundation to spy on our own military servicemembers. Think about
  540. 39:50that people who have and are serving our country to put their lives on the line to protect our
  541. 39:59freedoms yet our own government says, and we need to spy on them. Then to this announcement,
  542. 40:17in many ways, I and many others have been disappointed with some of the things that have not yet
  543. 40:26transpired at the Department of Justice under Pam Bondi and with Cash Patel at the FBI. I mean,
  544. 40:31Remember that big bruja ha about?
  545. 40:34Oh, you're going to get the F-steering files.
  546. 40:35Oh, really?
  547. 40:36What happened to that?
  548. 40:43Well, I want to share this story, but I'm sharing this for a couple reasons.
  549. 40:48As I've alluded to, the Department of Justice announced today that the FBI has
  550. 40:53arrested 205 child sex predators and offenders throughout the country in an
  551. 40:59operation called Operation Restored Justice.
  552. 41:02It was part of a nationwide crackdown on child sex trafficking and trafficking
  553. 41:06and abuse. And thankfully, it included the rescue of 115 children. This is an America, man.
  554. 41:16This is an America. Listen to and watch this clip. It's clip number three, clip number three.
  555. 41:23Go. Today, we are proud to announce the results of the FBI's Operation Restore
  556. 41:30Justice Initiative. This historic, unprecedented, and nation wide operation led to the arrest of
  557. 41:37205 child sex predators, unbelievable in just five days.
  558. 41:46This was an incredible operation done in conjunction with the FBI and our prosecutors.
  559. 41:54Children and their families now have a chance to heal.
  560. 41:58These are online predators.
  561. 42:01Think about this.
  562. 42:03115 victims, victims, children.
  563. 42:08In five days, we were able to help.
  564. 42:16I said this in the early, the first segment,
  565. 42:20these 205 people that were arrested,
  566. 42:22that's not illegal aliens.
  567. 42:23One of them was, one of them was an illegal alien from Mexico.
  568. 42:27The 204, the 205 were not illegal aliens.
  569. 42:32You talking about American citizens?
  570. 42:35I'll never forget my first time experiencing this.
  571. 42:39I was a prosecutor in Houston, Texas,
  572. 42:41And the Super Bowl was being played in Houston, Texas.
  573. 42:48And I had to be a part of a briefing
  574. 42:51from the sex crimes unit because they explained
  575. 42:56how prostitution and sex trafficking exponentially
  576. 43:00is amplified surrounding the Super Bowl.
  577. 43:03I was like, what?
  578. 43:07Was brings me back the very first thing we started off
  579. 43:10with Matthew chapter 15.
  580. 43:15Guys, our nation has degraded to the place
  581. 43:19to where there is an abundance of perversion and rebellion,
  582. 43:29an abundance of it in our nation.
  583. 43:31And there are strident efforts of foot
  584. 43:36to normalize the wickedness.
  585. 43:42Why is it that things are at such a place
  586. 43:44where we can have an investigation
  587. 43:46that nets a five day operation,
  588. 43:49that nets 205 people,
  589. 43:52get arrested for child sex offenses?
  590. 43:59Why is it?
  591. 44:02Why is it that you have this phenomenon where you can have this thing called only fans
  592. 44:11and you have young ladies saying, who needs a job?
  593. 44:13I just need to be and I don't want to be insulting, but to be an online prostitute
  594. 44:19and perform degrading acts for money.
  595. 44:27Guys, there's a, there's a, there is a sickness in our nation and I believe the
  596. 44:32prevalence of pornography is indicative of the sickness.
  597. 44:37It is a sin sickness that has become normalized.
  598. 44:41And I thank God for the voices that are objecting to it and attempting to work with people and
  599. 44:56to help people get free from these various bondages.
  600. 44:59But it's not enough.
  601. 45:00It's not enough.
  602. 45:10The most desperate and enduring need for our nation is repentance, man.
  603. 45:14I want to make this as plain as I can make it.
  604. 45:18America will never be a great nation when sin is the most prevalent national currency.
  605. 45:25Never.
  606. 45:26And there's never been a time when America has been perfect, no doubt about it.
  607. 45:31But you would have to lie to yourself to say that there hasn't been times where America
  608. 45:36had a greater, there I say, conviction concerning our duty toward God and the resulting duty we
  609. 45:47have towards our fellow man.
  610. 45:49And I know about the horrors of the histories of slavery and Jim Crow and all of those things.
  611. 46:00many have used that history as an impetus to further degenerate in rebellion.
  612. 46:12When the answer all along is repentance, I've said numerous times and I will continue to say
  613. 46:29cries for justice, void of the cross will only result in the pursuit of vengeance only.
  614. 46:37And it is true it will never be perfect until Jesus returns.
  615. 46:46that shouldn't cause us to not to refuse to strive towards what is necessary.
  616. 46:52Earlier this week, I've been talking about a well-resourced person or nation that
  617. 46:58does not have the internal composition and disposition to manage those resources.
  618. 47:02They simply become purveyors and weapons of mass destruction.
  619. 47:09Like Jose, I'm sorry.
  620. 47:10Yeah, Jose confronted the Israelites, a luxuriant vine, but the rich of your land,
  621. 47:16The more you produce this, I dollars your sacred pillars.
  622. 47:26Guys, I am saying this because I know there are lots
  623. 47:30of other people that are talking about.
  624. 47:31We need constitution fidelity.
  625. 47:32We need a restoration.
  626. 47:33We need military vigor.
  627. 47:35We need sound banking policies.
  628. 47:37We need this to happen in educational front.
  629. 47:39But we need more people saying that in order
  630. 47:41for all of those other things to work well,
  631. 47:43we need a repentant people.
  632. 47:47We need a repentant people.
  633. 47:54And without a repentant people,
  634. 47:58we are going to continue to see the types of
  635. 48:03degradations that have become popular to discuss today.
  636. 48:14In order to enjoy this, experiment itself government.
  637. 48:19We need a people who are self-governed.
  638. 48:25Explain before people try to say,
  639. 48:26oh yeah, we can secure morality without Jesus,
  640. 48:29based on who standards.
  641. 48:33We have people that have an atheistic framework
  642. 48:34that have to borrow from a biblical worldview
  643. 48:36to even assert notions like justice and fairness.
  644. 48:42I didn't come from an atheistic godless worldview.
  645. 48:45You have to borrow from a biblical worldview
  646. 48:48to adopt that into your framework.
  647. 48:51But here's a not so secret secret.
  648. 48:54We can never side step God to enjoy what God produces.
  649. 49:00To enjoy the fruit that is available to us
  650. 49:03through submission to the Lord,
  651. 49:05but we avoid seeking the Lord.
  652. 49:12We cannot be cultural Christians
  653. 49:17and enjoy the culture that Christianity produces.
  654. 49:20So by God's grace, as these other things are happening, what must happen is that men and
  655. 49:31women must come to the foot of the cross and recognize that we're all desperately in need
  656. 49:36of the safety.
  657. 49:39The views and opinions expressed in this broadcast may not necessarily reflect those of the American
  658. 49:44Family Association or American Family Radio.

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