SCOTUS confirms taxpayer protections from funding infanticide!

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18. 1:03Good evening, everyone. Abraham Hamilton III here. Welcome to the Hamilton Corner. I am
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24. 1:40Double R read, reader, ladies and gentlemen, we are ready to rock and roll
25. 1:45with today's edition of the program. At this very moment, many of you, if not most
26. 1:51of you are making your transition from your part-time jobs where you generate an
27. 1:54income to your full-time jobs where you cultivate an outcome.
28. 1:59And as you do so, I want to remind you to do so with intentionality.
29. 2:04This is a day where the consistent admonition to live locally is affirmed yet again.
30. 2:13We'll get into this later in the program, but the U.S. Supreme Court has recognized today
31. 2:17in the 63 decision, I'll let you guess who the three are.
32. 2:21Read his written review and Supreme Court cases.
33. 2:24I'm pretty sure he can guess who the three are.
34. 2:26The three musket tears, not musket,
35. 2:28they must get a musty tears,
36. 2:31which one you want.
37. 2:34But the Supreme Court has affirmed the fact
38. 2:37that states have the authority to say,
39. 2:39you know what, we're not gonna allow you
40. 2:42to use our citizens' taxpayer dollars to fund baby murderers.
41. 2:48It's amazing that an issue like this
42. 2:51required Supreme Court, the court to weigh in,
43. 2:55Nevertheless, decision that the state of South Carolina made in 2018,
44. 3:00under its Republican governor McMaster,
45. 3:04say, you know what?
46. 3:05We don't want Medicaid dollars to go to fund baby murders.
47. 3:12So they made the move, as you might have imagined.
48. 3:16They were sued as a result of it.
49. 3:19The legal process taking being as tenuous as it can be.
50. 3:22Wines and wines and wines, the Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals,
51. 3:26opposed South Carolina, then the state appealed to the U.S. Supreme Court.
52. 3:32And in the 63 decision, the court said, no, the state was right.
53. 3:36And I'm saying all of that to say, living locally works.
54. 3:42There are things that have to transpire, working through the processes.
55. 3:45We have in our country can take longer than many of us.
56. 3:48Most of us, any of us would want it to take, but ultimately we have the opportunity
57. 3:53for what is true to prevail.
58. 3:56So as you are making your transition to your full time jobs,
59. 4:01I would remind you yet again what goes on in your house is far more important
60. 4:05than what goes on in the White House.
61. 4:07Even though you have, you know, the head of NATO calling President Trump, daddy,
62. 4:14the NATO calls him President calling President Trump, daddy is not more important
63. 4:18than your children.
64. 4:19If you obviously view their father saying daddy's home, guys, we're, we're,
65. 4:25we're living in precarious times.
66. 4:28And I hope to illustrate from the scripture the fact that we haven't gotten where we are
67. 4:35currently overnight.
68. 4:36This has been the product of what I would argue is generational discipleship.
69. 4:46When I say that, much of what is transpired has been the combination both of affirmative
70. 4:51pursuit as well as negligence.
71. 4:54And I think the scripture gives us a bold picture, a bold description,
72. 5:00just how this happens.
73. 5:02So as you're making your way to your full time jobs now, man, don't let it happen
74. 5:06in your watch as far as it pertains to you and your jurisdiction, as far as it
75. 5:10pertains to me, in my jurisdiction, we must be about our father's business.
76. 5:15Darkness is not an affirmative force, but it does reoccupy the space that is
77. 5:19vacated by the light. Jesus calls us, calls us to salt and light duty. We must not vacate
78. 5:27our posts. We need to man our posts and be faithful. What God has called us to. To the
79. 5:36word of God, we go Proverbs 24, Proverbs 24, verses 30 through 34, Proverbs chapter 24,
80. 5:46verses 30 through 34.
81. 5:50This is a proverb of Solomon.
82. 5:54And before he went crazy.
83. 5:59Proverbs 24 verse 30, this is what God's word says,
84. 6:02I passed by the field of a slugger.
85. 6:06By the vineyard of a man lacking sense,
86. 6:09and behold, it was all overgrown with thorns.
87. 6:13The ground was covered with nettles,
88. 6:15and its stone walls were broken down.
89. 6:19Then I saw and considered it.
90. 6:22I looked and received instruction, a little sleep,
91. 6:28a little slumber, a little folding of the hands to rest,
92. 6:32and poverty will come upon you like a robber
93. 6:35and want like an armed man.
94. 6:39This portion of the text, God moves Solomon to pen
95. 6:43and he articulates the results
96. 6:46of the negligence employed over time,
97. 6:51culminating in an instance, culminating in a moment
98. 6:55to where you would feel as if you being seized as by a robber.
99. 7:00Thankfully, I know most of you have not had
100. 7:04the horrible experience of facing a robber.
101. 7:07Unfortunately, growing up, why I grew up, I did.
102. 7:10You know, I've had the uncomfortable experience
103. 7:13of staring out of a barrel of a gun for stuff.
104. 7:21In this instance, it was my older brother
105. 7:23my younger brother, three of us together, my older brother,
106. 7:27that leather jacket on, and my younger brother and I had these very,
107. 7:30very tiny little chains my grandmother had bought for us.
108. 7:35And they wanted this stuff.
109. 7:38I know what that feels like being seized in a moment.
110. 7:41It wasn't something I was like, man, you can see it a far off and then it drifts.
111. 7:45And if it just in a moment, it's a moment of seizure.
112. 7:49But what the scripture is saying, when negligence is employed and there's no
113. 7:52out about it that what Solomon has in view here applies in an agrarian society and is really
114. 8:00talking about poverty and economic sense, it could feel like all of a sudden disaster has attacked us,
115. 8:09disaster has come upon us. But the scripture said, I walk by the field of a slugger, slugger.
116. 8:17First thing you should notice is that there's a field, it's a slugger, but the slugger has a field.
117. 8:23The field requires time, investment, diligence, and attention.
118. 8:29But at noticing the slugger's field, Solomon also observes the feature, the feature, I'm sorry, a slugger tree.
119. 8:41I just made up a word. What are those features? Oh, and he says he identifies them as a slugger
120. 8:48and a man who has a man who lacks sense also has a vineyard. What does he notice?
121. 8:56The man's field it's all overgrown
122. 8:59There's a field there the field has a potential to produce
123. 9:04the bounty
124. 9:08Available to sustain
125. 9:09But because it has not been kept properly the field is overgrown with thorns
126. 9:15It's ground covered in nettles
127. 9:19It's walls broken down
128. 9:23I'm telling as I'm reading this it makes me think about what New Orleans look like after Hurricane Katrina
129. 9:27It looked like a bomb or something, so it had gone off.
130. 9:33That wasn't the product of negligence over time,
131. 9:36but I tell you this, it did expose and exacerbate
132. 9:39evidence of negligence over time.
133. 9:43But then the scripture says, Solomon,
134. 9:44I paused and I considered what's going on here.
135. 9:49Though it may feel in a moment as if poverty has seized
136. 9:53in a moment in an instance, like an armed man,
137. 9:56like a robber has come upon you,
138. 9:58But the truth is, right there in verse 33,
139. 10:02a little sleep compounded over time.
140. 10:07At the time that the slugger should be tending to his field,
141. 10:10his response is,
142. 10:11huh, let me sleep a little longer.
143. 10:13It's kinda like the metaphor for the consistent snooze button
144. 10:18hitter.
145. 10:19You said an alarm, why did you say an alarm?
146. 10:21If you know you're going to just hit snooze 15 times.
147. 10:25There's a field, you have a field,
148. 10:27you know it requires tending to,
149. 10:28and now it's time to attend the field,
150. 10:30I'm a little bit more, a little bit more,
151. 10:33let me sleep a little longer.
152. 10:37A little slumber, it's time to get up,
153. 10:39it's time to work.
154. 10:40I need to till my field, I need to address my field,
155. 10:44I need to tend to my field, not yet, a little tomorrow.
156. 10:48It's the person who says tomorrow.
157. 10:50I have this thing that I must do,
158. 10:53but I'll get to it tomorrow.
159. 10:56It's always tomorrow, it's always later,
160. 10:57it's always putting it off, it's always putting it off,
161. 10:59it's always putting it off.
162. 11:01And then, oh wait, I got his project, his dude.
163. 11:05Or some of you might relate to the college student,
164. 11:07you know, the, the, the, the, the, the,
165. 11:08consistent grammar, you know, all semester,
166. 11:11no studying, no reading, it's final time.
167. 11:13Oh, I got a study, I didn't have all lighter.
168. 11:15I have to all this, I did all the,
169. 11:17what, what if you prepare before?
170. 11:18It's not, are you surprised that there's an exam?
171. 11:21It's not like it's a pop quiz you have,
172. 11:22a syllabus that told you day one,
173. 11:24that at the end of the semester this test was coming.
174. 11:30It feels in the moment as if the poverty has seized you,
175. 11:34But the truth is the slugger has invested into the poverty
176. 11:39day after day with a little slumber,
177. 11:42a little folding of the hands.
178. 11:44Now we can understand it,
179. 11:45many of us understand that in the economic context.
180. 11:47Can I tell you something?
181. 11:48That same phenomenon is what we are witnessing
182. 11:51in our country right now, right now.
183. 11:56Now I heard somebody today describe Zoron Mamdani
184. 11:59as Greta Thunberg with the beard.
185. 12:01How did we get to the place where New York City Democrats will elect Zoron Mom Donnie?
186. 12:10A little sleep?
187. 12:11A little slumber?
188. 12:12A little folding of the hands to rest?
189. 12:16How did we get to the place we have?
190. 12:17Such a generation of entitlement.
191. 12:19How did we get a little sleep?
192. 12:22It feels like it just came out of nowhere.
193. 12:24I know what happened to our country.
194. 12:28I remember when feeling the blank.
195. 12:30How did we get a little sleep?
196. 12:33A little slumber, I keep referring to Benjamin Franklin's statement, what have you wrought?
197. 12:37A republic if you can keep it.
198. 12:41If you can keep it.
199. 12:42If you can keep it.
200. 12:43We're now at the place where law students don't study the United States Constitution.
201. 12:48We only read case law, the opinions of judges, majority opinions, concurring opinions, dissenting
202. 12:55opinions.
203. 12:56But what about the text of the Constitution?
204. 13:00I heard Jasmine Crockett in Congress saying, well, since we want to talk about the Constitution,
205. 13:05If we want to bring the Constitution into this, and I'm thinking, what?
206. 13:10Ma'am, ma'am, Miss Lady Ma'am, ma'am, somehow you have been elected to the United States Congress.
207. 13:17You are in a body that exists solely because we have a Constitution.
208. 13:23What do you mean if we're going to bring the Constitution into this?
209. 13:26Any matter that you're discussing on Capitol Hill, the Constitution is already involved.
210. 13:32How do we get here?
211. 13:34And make no mistake about it.
212. 13:36I am not conflating the article for guarantee of a Republican form of government in our constitutional
213. 13:43Republican framework in our nation, but make no mistake about it.
214. 13:49The fact that we are a constitutional republic is a reality that flows downstream from the
215. 13:57truths of scripture.
216. 14:00The reference to nature and nature's God and our Declaration of Independence and the founders
217. 14:06survey of all types of government throughout human history and expressly repudiating the notion
218. 14:12of absolute democracy, which the founders described as mobocracy, and creating our constitutional
219. 14:20republican form of government.
220. 14:22And I will continue to emphasize that because Article 4 of our Constitution guarantees to
221. 14:27every American citizen the right to a republican form of government that has nothing to do with
222. 14:33political party, there was no Republican party when Article 4 was drafted.
223. 14:38But yet we have just the slight consistent reference to our nation as a democracy, which
224. 14:45I've explained to you before.
225. 14:46That's intentional.
226. 14:49But the truth is we have arrived at this place and I've said it, I'll continue to say it.
227. 14:54When truth is rejected, the inevitable consequence is lawlessness.
228. 14:59So you have the consistent effort of people who are being utilized, I would argue by a
229. 15:05demonic agenda to try to move us further and further and further away from the Lord.
230. 15:10It's very similar to a ship that has been unmoored from the dock and it drifts and it
231. 15:15drifts and it drifts to a place where it's now in the ocean to where you don't even know
232. 15:19where the shore was to begin with.
233. 15:22That is happening in our nation, but it's the product of a little sleep, a little slumber,
234. 15:26and a little folding of the hands generationally.
235. 15:35Shiving light into the darkness,
236. 15:37this is the Hamilton Corner,
237. 15:38an American family radio.
238. 15:40Shout out to me.
239. 15:41Welcome back to the Hamilton Corner,
240. 15:43Abraham Hamilton III here.
241. 15:45I alluded to this earlier,
242. 15:47but I'm gonna talk a bit about it,
243. 15:48a case that comes from South Carolina.
244. 15:51It is styled Medina versus Planned Parenthood
245. 15:54of South Planned Parenthood of South Atlantic.
246. 15:58The simple reality is that generally speaking
247. 16:02On average, Medicaid is funded about 57% comes from federal tax dollars, but the remaining
248. 16:1143% comes from state tax dollars.
249. 16:15So it's a program that is administered by the state, but it is comprised by the states,
250. 16:21but it's comprised of federal and state funding.
251. 16:24As I mentioned in 2018, South Carolina's Governor McMaster issued an executive directive that
252. 16:32said that Planned Parenthood is no longer qualified to receive state tax dollars specifically
253. 16:41through the Medicaid program.
254. 16:45The simple reasoning is because that he was a governor who was pro-life, that pro-life
255. 16:52citizens in the state elected him, and that the citizens who elected him did not want their
256. 16:57tax dollars going to fund baby murder directly or indirectly because of course you know that
257. 17:05the UTEP 2 step that is employed that that has to date allowed plan murder hood can't even
258. 17:12call and plan parenthood and good good conscious plan murder hood to receive taxpayer dollars
259. 17:19has been that they don't use tax money air quotes if you're listening to the show only
260. 17:24They don't use tax money for abortion to which y'all have heard my my burger joint analogy all the time
261. 17:30If I have a hamburger restaurant, you know, and I set my course that I'm gonna generate funding
262. 17:36I have to to fund my own business, but then the rose the foundation decides
263. 17:42Abraham I like to make contributions to your your outfit
264. 17:47But we have this this thing with our
265. 17:49organization that we don't allow our funds to be used to purchase beef. So I go,
266. 17:57no problem. Roast the foundation. We won't use your money to purchase beef. We'll
267. 18:02only use your dollars. If you can't see me, I'm winking. We're only use your
268. 18:09dollars to purchase buns. Question. Would my utilization of the Roast the
269. 18:18foundation's money aid me in purchasing beef. What do you think?
270. 18:25You don't have to answer on the mic. You just say it. Yes, the answer is yes.
271. 18:29You want to know why the more money I get from the Rosa foundation is the less
272. 18:33money I have to spend from my own bottom line to buy buns. So guess what the
273. 18:39Rosa foundation is just done.
274. 18:40Freed up more of my money that I don't get from him to buy a bird by beef.
275. 18:46It's an insane notion.
276. 18:47So we know Planned Parenthood kills babies.
277. 18:50Everybody knows that.
278. 18:53Yet, we're gonna allow Planned Parenthood to get tax dollars
279. 18:56because they promise not to use the money that we give them
280. 18:59to kill babies.
281. 19:00It's a foolish idea.
282. 19:02It's a ridiculous idea.
283. 19:03And so Governor McMaster in South Carolina said,
284. 19:06that's a foolish idea.
285. 19:07We ain't playing those games anymore.
286. 19:09So Planned Parenthood, you can't get any more of this money.
287. 19:12Of course, you don't know what happened. They sued.
288. 19:14The whole thing goes through the court.
289. 19:17through the court, and think about this, Planned Parenthood is asserting that they have a right
290. 19:23to taxpayer dollars.
291. 19:26Now we know they kill babies.
292. 19:29This is what they do.
293. 19:32They've been study after study done, that the so-called services that they employ, the
294. 19:37overwhelming majority of these services are en route to perform the termination of the
295. 19:41child, the murder of the babies.
296. 19:44So South Carolina says no more of this.
297. 19:46Case goes all the way up to the U.S. Supreme Court.
298. 19:51The other thing you should note is that South Carolina didn't say that we won't provide Medicaid
299. 19:56funding for services that have nothing to do with murdering babies in the state.
300. 20:00We just don't want baby murderers getting our tax money.
301. 20:03So there are over 140 additional clinics and facilities in the state of South Carolina that
302. 20:10does the services that Planned Murders would say they do, but the other clinics don't murder
303. 20:15babies.
304. 20:19makes it to the Supreme Court and in a 6-3 decision, the Supreme Court rules, yes,
305. 20:26states have the authority to do that. Guys, this is a huge win because the case comes from South Carolina,
306. 20:32but what it shows is that, guess what, other states, you can do the exact same thing.
307. 20:39So every other state that does not want to allow its citizens tax dollars to be utilized
308. 20:47by baby murderers, they can do the exact same thing
309. 20:51that South Carolina has done, and they can rest
310. 20:54and understand that the Supreme Court has already made
311. 20:57a decision with the 6-3 ruling that will affirm
312. 21:01what they decide to do.
313. 21:05As I mentioned, Justice Gorsuch wrote the majority opinion.
314. 21:12Justice Clarence Thomas wrote an additional concurring opinion
315. 21:16and he articulated it in his concurrent
316. 21:18that he wrote separately to highlight how federal law is being abused to allow lawsuits
317. 21:26in context that the Congress never intended.
318. 21:31Of course you can expect the three Musky Tears, Musky Tears, to dissent and Justice Gautanji
319. 21:43Brown, I don't know what a woman is, Jackson, saying that the court is allowing individual
320. 21:49citizens of depriving the individual citizens from the ability for them to choose the healthcare
321. 21:55provider of their choice. Can we stop with the foolishness killing babies is not healthcare?
322. 22:01It's not. It's not. The other thing is you can decide where you want to go. You just
323. 22:09can't use taxpayer dollars to do it. That's all. That's all. So that was a huge decision
324. 22:16today. And I expect that states across the country that are pro-life states, pro-life
325. 22:27legislators, pro-life governors, they'll do the exact same thing. Because now you see
326. 22:33the courts have already paved the way for you to do it. It's also noteworthy that while
327. 22:43the big beautiful bill is being debated that there are there are provisions in the big
328. 22:50beautiful bill that was passed in the House of Representatives and is being debated now
329. 22:55on the Senate. But as it stands, as I understand it, that the provisions to defund baby murderers
330. 23:01is still in the legislation. I've explained before, it's a conflict in reality. One of
331. 23:07the major things in the legislation that has to be codified is the tax cuts from the Tax
332. 23:13Cuts and Jobs Act from President Trump's first term. As you all know, those were set to expire.
333. 23:20has to be made permanent. But this would be a great opportunity. And I look forward to
334. 23:25this happening to say, you know what, if you kill babies, you're not entitled to taxpayer
335. 23:30money. Do you realize that that Planned Murders budget exceeds $2 billion annually? Do you
336. 23:36realize how much of their budget consists of taxpayer money? It's absurd. It's absurd.
337. 23:48But it has persisted in our country for quite some time.
338. 23:52So I celebrate today's decision by the US Supreme Court, the case of style, the Medina
339. 23:57versus Planned Parenthood, South Atlantic.
340. 24:00If you want to peruse the case, six to three decision.
341. 24:06So you have Justice's Gorsuch, Kavanaugh, Alito, Thomas, John Roberts, and Amy Coney
342. 24:17He buried in the majority, the three Musketeers, justices, Sonia Sotomayor, Elena Kagan, and
343. 24:23Katajibran.
344. 24:24What's the woman?
345. 24:25I don't know, Jackson, in the minority.
346. 24:29That's a big deal.
347. 24:33And just his little note, quoting the Detroit news highlighted that today's ruling by the
348. 24:42Supreme Court could result in 200 and about 200 Planned Parenthood locations closing as
349. 24:50as a result of being cut off from this source of tax revenue.
350. 24:57And the 200 locations I would imagine
351. 24:59is not solely in the state of South Carolina
352. 25:03because they're two Planned Parenthood clinics
353. 25:05in the largest cities in South Carolina, Columbus and Charleston.
354. 25:09But the result of this decision could result
355. 25:12in 200 of their locations closing down.
356. 25:15We'll see what happens, but that is what is being reported.
357. 25:22All right, billionaire investor,
358. 25:28founder, CEO, founder and CEO of the hedge fund,
359. 25:34Pershing Square Capital,
360. 25:36and also the hedge fund manager, Bill Ackman,
361. 25:42he was done too pleased.
362. 25:44When he got up, this one, that's right, shut him down.
363. 25:47Shut plan, murder hood down, shut him down.
364. 25:52You know, I think of people,
365. 25:53if more people understood,
366. 25:55the foundations of Planned Parenthood and their eugenics foundations and how, you know, the
367. 26:01Nazis learned the things that they learned that move them toward the gas chambers. They
368. 26:06learned it and justified it by stuff they learned from the eugenics society in America
369. 26:14and how Margaret Sanger, who sought to annihilate what she called human weeds. All black people
370. 26:25kill them. That's what she said. All
371. 26:28infirmed people kill them. All
372. 26:33people who we don't deem worthy of
373. 26:35reproduction sterilize them. And it
374. 26:39just so happens that if you do a
375. 26:41little study aware the most most
376. 26:43planned murder hood facilities
377. 26:44located they're located in the
378. 26:46urban communities all across the
379. 26:48country. And making them think
380. 26:54about it they want to kill
381. 26:55children from all sectors but they
382. 26:57especially want to get rid of these
383. 26:58human weeds. And this is why I don't
384. 27:02trust these regressives because you
385. 27:04you have all of this, you know, political correct terminology.
386. 27:07Oh, oh, this is, oh, this is racist and that is racist.
387. 27:10I'm like, we all know Marcus Senga was racist.
388. 27:12And not just, racist in a general sense,
389. 27:15who literally wanted to kill people because of their ethnicity.
390. 27:19Yeah, they don't see anybody saying they wanna,
391. 27:21they don't talk about that publicly.
392. 27:25Yeah, this is the organization that gets hundreds of millions
393. 27:31of taxpayer dollars.
394. 27:35It's crazy, man.
395. 27:36Shut them down.
396. 27:38Shut up now, if you are so viable,
397. 27:41and if your quote unquote services are so necessary,
398. 27:46why not stand on your own two feet without taxpayer money?
399. 27:50Because the one thing you do that is egregious,
400. 27:54that it causes your operations to be detestable
401. 28:02is that you kill babies.
402. 28:07You kill babies, and you justify it by saying,
403. 28:15this is healthcare.
404. 28:17That's absurd.
405. 28:25The hedge fund manager I was talking about is a name is a man by the name of Bill Ackman.
406. 28:31Bill Ackman and being a hedge fund manager, you know, he has bases in New York in Wall
407. 28:36Street.
408. 28:38Well, he was appalled that he woke up to a Zoran Momdani NYC election to the point.
409. 28:50I won't report on it.
410. 28:54I'll read it for you as he took to social media to express his concern.
411. 29:00We'll get right to the point.
412. 29:02Quote, there are hundreds of millions of dollars of capital available to back a competitor to
413. 29:07mom Donnie that can be put together overnight.
414. 29:14I am in text strings with people and WhatsApp groups organizing the effort currently.
415. 29:22Bill Ackman is pledging to lead an effort to raise hundreds of millions of dollars to
416. 29:31support a candidate who can beat Mom Donnie in New York.
417. 29:40Bill Ackman, he said, quote, I awoke this morning, gravely concerned about New York
418. 29:47City.
419. 29:49I thought, what has New York City become that an avowed socialist who has supported defunding
420. 29:54the police, who's solution to lowering food prices is city-owned supermarkets, who doesn't
421. 29:58understand that freezing rents will only make apartments scarcer and more expensive in the
422. 30:02long run that he could win the Democrat nomination for the mayor ship.
423. 30:08He went on to talk about the socialist experiments and how other major cities have been reduced
424. 30:14literally to dung receptacles.
425. 30:19South San Francisco, I'm looking at you, the city where you can have great seafood in the
426. 30:25city, you also have a high chance you walk by and see a person eliminating waste on the
427. 30:33sidewalk, defecating.
428. 30:37I'm not joking.
429. 30:38I'm not joking.
430. 30:41Regularly.
431. 30:43So Bill Ackman, the man who has the money, he is a billionaire personally, he's a hedge
432. 30:49fund manager for the hedge fund that he founded, Pershing Square Capital.
433. 30:54He's putting his money, or let me say this way, putting money, where's my office?
434. 31:01pledging a bankroll of candidate who could beat him. Yeah. So there are lots of people that are
435. 31:19projecting, you know, a mass exodus from the state and all this kind of suburban. What are
436. 31:23saying the first segment? How do we get here? A little sleep, a little slumber, a little folding
437. 31:31of the hands to rest, and poverty will seize you like an armed man. It feels like it's instant,
438. 31:39but it's actually been developing over time. Bill Ackman concluded his
439. 31:45screen on social media by calling on his followers to crowdsource potential candidates
440. 31:52for candidate names and to conduct polling to identify the most viable challenger.
441. 31:57See, his ability to generate revenue is based in New York City, and he is trying to operate in a
442. 32:07capitalist venture that could very well end up with a socialist communist mayor.
443. 32:11You tell me how you're going to square that circle.
444. 32:14So he is trying to put money, put the money up to fill the candidate who can beat Mr.
445. 32:22Cartamom.
446. 32:34A Hamilton Quarter podcast and one-minute common territory are available at EFR.net back to
447. 32:39the Hamilton Quarter on American Family Radio.
448. 32:44Welcome back to the Hamilton Corner.
449. 32:45You know, I just have one question for Bill Ackman who wants to put hundreds of millions
450. 32:52of dollars together to beat mom downy where you been bro where have you been it is in Bobby
451. 33:02made this statement during the break it's like why why are people so reactive is it like
452. 33:06you didn't know mom downy was a terrorist and and well terrorists sympathize I'm sorry
453. 33:11let me be clear terrorist sympathizer and communist like you didn't know that before this week
454. 33:23Maybe he didn't.
455. 33:25So I wasn't even to say why.
456. 33:28So now, now you want to throw it in,
457. 33:30which you know, y'all know how this works,
458. 33:32politics and money and all this kind of stuff.
459. 33:34But let me just add in, Andrew Cuomo,
460. 33:39outspent Mamdani by $35 million.
461. 33:46Andrew Cuomo had way more money than Mamdani.
462. 33:52Now I know money is important in politics,
463. 33:54but money is not the ultimate determining factor.
464. 34:01You want to know another example of money not being the end all be all?
465. 34:05You want to remember who raised and spent the most money in the 2024
466. 34:11presidential election?
467. 34:12Do you want to talk about that?
468. 34:16She should never be the president.
469. 34:18The remix had over $2 billion.
470. 34:22That didn't result in a win for her.
471. 34:26I'm just saying if you show up at the last minute to throw money around,
472. 34:29but you have a people that has bent toward destruction.
473. 34:36I don't know if your last minute million is going to be the thing that
474. 34:38saved today, my man. So when I say where you've been, I'm not just
475. 34:41talking about where have you been with your money only. Where have
476. 34:45you been? All right. Next topic. If you are a Christ following,
477. 34:55you study the scriptures, you know that deception can be accomplished
478. 35:04by both lies of commission and lies of omission. Clearly lies of
479. 35:12commission is when you affirmatively make an assertion to
480. 35:17deceive. Lies of omission often occur when you refuse to tell the whole story in an effort
481. 35:26to deceive. That reality is what much of the American media, also known as Gerbil's Inc.,
482. 35:38and this is why I call them Gerbil's Inc., is engaged and has been engaged in lately.
483. 35:46So you heard the report and I think the Crescent News Network was the first ones to run with
484. 35:49when they're providing leaked data from the bomb damage assessments.
485. 35:58First of all, and Bobby knows this as a veteran, thank you for your service.
486. 36:05In order to accomplish thorough, execute thorough bomb damage assessment, at some point you have
487. 36:11to get on the ground.
488. 36:12At some point, there are things you can do from the sky, there are things you can do
489. 36:15a radar and things of that nature.
490. 36:16But at some point, you have to get on the ground, okay?
491. 36:19So if your bomb damage assessment is limited to the pictures from satellites that's been
492. 36:25circulating on social media for the last week, that's not a thorough bomb damage assessment.
493. 36:30Okay.
494. 36:33That's right.
495. 36:35Past the car says that's the type of lies saying told in the beginning, a lie of omission.
496. 36:39That's right.
497. 36:40That's right.
498. 36:42So new stories have been swirling around.
499. 36:46Oh, leaked data from an internal intelligence community.
500. 36:50Miranda indicates that the damage caused by the bunker busting MOP, massive ordinance,
501. 36:59penetrating bombs have only been sufficient to set back the Iranian nuclear program months
502. 37:06at most. It's like, guys, that's so wild. Two, which Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth was
503. 37:20quite upset. And in a press conference took the media to task. I'm going to give you a
504. 37:27snippet of that, then explain why the media is engaged in deception by omission in an effort
505. 37:36to create a narrative that we repeated in the American body politic.
506. 37:40You've heard the adage that a lie will travel the world twice as fast as the truth, right?
507. 37:46What you are experiencing right now in real time is an effort of deception that our media
508. 37:54in our own nation, the legacy media, Gerbil Zink,
509. 38:00has been all too willing to engage in.
510. 38:02Listen to and watch Pete Hoeck Seth
511. 38:05rebuke the media on this point.
512. 38:07Clip number one, clip one, go.
513. 38:09And time and time again, classified information
514. 38:12is leaked or peddled for political purposes
515. 38:14to try to make the president look bad.
516. 38:16And what's really happening is you're undermining the success
517. 38:19of incredible B2 pilots and incredible F-35 pilots
518. 38:22and incredible refuellers and incredible air defenders
519. 38:25who accomplished their mission,
520. 38:27set back a nuclear program in ways
521. 38:30that other presidents would have dreamed.
522. 38:32How about we celebrate that?
523. 38:34How about we talk about how special America is,
524. 38:36that only we have these capabilities.
525. 38:40I think it's too much to ask, unfortunately,
526. 38:41for the fake news, so we're used to that.
527. 38:44But we also have an opportunity to stand at the podium
528. 38:46and read the truth of what's really happening.
529. 38:49And the reality is you wanna call it destroyed,
530. 38:51you wanna call it defeated,
531. 38:52You would call it obliterated, choose your word.
532. 38:57This was an historically successful attack.
533. 38:59We should celebrate it as Americans.
534. 39:00And it gives us a chance to have peace,
535. 39:03chance to have a deal,
536. 39:05and an opportunity to prevent a nuclear Iran,
537. 39:07which is something President Trump talked about for 20 years.
538. 39:14So this is why I'm saying what I'm saying guys.
539. 39:18P.D.H.X. has rightfully called them out.
540. 39:21Because this was a moment, man.
541. 39:22You talking about snatching defeat
542. 39:25from the jaws of victory.
543. 39:28This was a moment that should have been, and it still should be a moment where all of America
544. 39:35should be heartened because our nation is unique.
545. 39:42Nations around the world lined up to say, whoo, what the United States of America just
546. 39:49pulled off.
547. 39:51Nobody could have done that.
548. 39:53And frankly, one of the major things is that these people hate President Trump so much
549. 39:58that they allow their hatred for President Trump to eclipse their capacity to be patriotic.
550. 40:05They hate Trump so much that they'll allow a deceptive leak to undermine one of the most
551. 40:16effective missions, military missions the world has ever seen.
552. 40:22One of the major reasons why you know the mission was effective was because you saw how quickly
553. 40:31the Iranians were like, oh, time out.
554. 40:33We read it.
555. 40:34Oh, time out.
556. 40:35Time out.
557. 40:36All right.
558. 40:37All right.
559. 40:38Yes, sir.
560. 40:40Seizefire, ceasefire.
561. 40:44So here's what may not be obvious.
562. 40:48Following the Gulf War,
563. 40:52the way that the intelligence community makes reports,
564. 40:56which by the way is in classified documents
565. 41:00that were not meant for public circulation,
566. 41:02primarily because the bomb damage assessment
567. 41:05cannot be thoroughly accomplished to date.
568. 41:08So what you have is reports that are provided in stages.
569. 41:13All right. You heard when the conversation is made that the so called report that well,
570. 41:18the bond, the damage to Iran's nuclear capacities is only set their pursuit of a nuclear weapon
571. 41:26back months. Now, this came from much of the media that before Operation Midnight Hammer,
572. 41:35they would go on national TV and say over and over and over again, well, there's no evidence
573. 41:38that Iran has any nuclear weapons to which Marco Rubio has said, okay, you tell me what
574. 41:45civilian nuclear usage requires uranium to be enriched to the 60% level.
575. 41:52There is none.
576. 41:55You tell me why the Iranians are working on an ICBM program, intercontinental ballistic
577. 42:00missile.
578. 42:03They're trying to eliminate Israel.
579. 42:05They only need ICBMs for that.
580. 42:07You can use short-range ballistic missiles for that.
581. 42:10Why do they want ICBMs?
582. 42:14Why is our Iran plant investing themselves in some type of, you know, travel to space?
583. 42:21Do you think they're trying to go to the moon?
584. 42:24Nah.
585. 42:26They're trying to develop the capacity to have a warhead, to put a nuke on a tip of it.
586. 42:34The way the intelligence community disseminates information today is that they have memoranda
587. 42:41and they provide multiple options.
588. 42:43The report that has been leaked that the media has run with, like Speedy Gonzalez, and the
589. 42:49roadrunner, it made the statement concerning the Iranian nuclear program being set back
590. 42:57months.
591. 42:58And if you notice, what was included at the end, this is a low confidence report, low confidence.
592. 43:08If you notice, the leaker only released that portion of the report in low confidence, which
593. 43:16Which means they're not highly confident that this is accurate.
594. 43:20The way that IntelliZ Community makes these reports is that they have a low confidence option,
595. 43:25you have a moderate confidence option, and you have a high confidence option.
596. 43:31So the low confidence option is what was leaked to the media, starting with the Crescent News
597. 43:36Network, and all the outlets picked up and ran with it.
598. 43:39IntelliZ Community reports say that the damage to the Iranian nuclear program is not as extensive
599. 43:44as they thought it is only setting back the nuclear program back months.
600. 43:55Do they include the moderate confidence option?
601. 43:58Nope.
602. 44:00Did they include the high confidence option in their league?
603. 44:03Nope.
604. 44:04Anybody want to take a guess why?
605. 44:09Anybody want to take a guess why?
606. 44:11And they report this low confidence option in the news media to undermine President Trump
607. 44:16and his administration members, repeated assertions that the nuclear program has been decimated.
608. 44:21The nuclear program has been eviscerated.
609. 44:23The nuclear program has been obliterated.
610. 44:25There's a CIA report out now, Bible was talking about.
611. 44:28They didn't include that.
612. 44:32Why?
613. 44:33Because they're depriving the American populace of the context of the low confidence report,
614. 44:38because they want to undermine the work of our men and women in uniform and to undermine
615. 44:44this president with narratives in the American populace.
616. 44:50Instead of standing back and recognizing, wait a minute, for so long our nation had become
617. 44:57a laughingstock.
618. 44:58The embarrassment of the Afghanistan withdrawal debacle
619. 45:02was beginning to change the perception of our nation
620. 45:05around the world.
621. 45:07But when you have our military service members
622. 45:13who executed a mission that no other nation
623. 45:15could have executed.
624. 45:16And we rightly place a lot of attention
625. 45:19on the operation of the B2 bombers, the stealth bombers.
626. 45:23Well, you have what, 14, 13, 14 bombers in operation,
627. 45:28The seven that fly west, China see you, then there have not been much conversation about
628. 45:40the fact that the ISFahan site was not only barraged, was not barraged with the bunker
629. 45:46busters, but you have tomahawk missiles that were launched from an American submarine 400
630. 45:56miles away.
631. 46:00You have water just calmly sitting there and then obliterated the Isfahan site was precision
632. 46:10in the whole world goes.
633. 46:18We can't do that.
634. 46:19Guys, that was a moment for our nation to come together to celebrate our brave soldiers
635. 46:29and to be heartened with the uniqueness of America.
636. 46:32Once again, being asserted on the global stage, but instead of that, we have our very own media
637. 46:36working to undermine that pivotal moment in world history and the sickening.
638. 46:46I've said before that we have, you know, the liars in media in our nation, the American
639. 46:51provda, because that is truly who they are. So you are literally witnessing have truths,
640. 46:59lies by omission to create a narrative. And you cannot tell me that these media outlets,
641. 47:09We don't have, I don't have a full research team.
642. 47:12These people have full research team.
643. 47:14You mean to tell me that they don't have anybody
644. 47:16on their staff, I can say, hey,
645. 47:18you do realize that was a low confidence report.
646. 47:21You do realize that that's not anything
647. 47:22that you want to place your reputation on
648. 47:27to be disseminated publicly.
649. 47:30But no, they run with it.
650. 47:31And then one copies of other,
651. 47:32one copies of other, one copies of other,
652. 47:34you develop this whole narrative.
653. 47:35Well, you said we have these bunker busters,
654. 47:38but they didn't even do anything to the nuclear program.
655. 47:40And this comes from the same people
656. 47:41before the Operation Midnight Hammer would protest whether or not I ran even had a nuclear program to begin with.
657. 47:50It's disgusting.
658. 47:51And I'm Shannon with you so you can encourage your friends, family members and loved ones
659. 47:55to resist the lies of the liars.
660. 47:58Not be swayed away from truth.
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