Weekend and Bernie’s: 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue Edition is the biggest scandal perhaps in the last half century.

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13. 0:36My name is Abraham Hamilton.
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22. 1:03real double R is in studio as well we're ready to rock and roll with today's
23. 1:08edition of the program and I'm so many things are swirling around the nation I'm
24. 1:13heavy-hearted in Kentucky had a gunman who enters the church and kills a
25. 1:19grandmother and her daughter injures others including the pastor of the church
26. 1:26man, our country, man, we used to have a respect for the house of God, you know, but you see
27. 1:36that as eroding, it is the thing that is unraveling in our society, it's happening in the hearts
28. 1:42and minds of our fellow citizens.
29. 1:44And in some instances, non-citizens who just happen to enter the country illegally, you
30. 1:52have what I will describe in the next segment as frankly the biggest scandal and at a minimum,
31. 2:02the last half century. And that is what I'm calling the weekend at Bernie 1600 Pennsylvania
32. 2:07Avenue edition. You know, and I know this kind of funny to mention it, but we literally
33. 2:15had a time in American history where the elected president of the United States was not the executive
34. 2:21operating as a chief executive of our nation.
35. 2:24We'll get into that.
36. 2:28What is going on with Jimmy Joanna Gaines?
37. 2:32It's just a host of things that are happening.
38. 2:37But none of those things are more important
39. 2:38what's going on in your home, man.
40. 2:40And I'm gonna talk about training ourselves
41. 2:41for godliness in a moment here,
42. 2:43but that it has to happen in our homes.
43. 2:48One of the sobering sources of scriptural texts
44. 2:52is when the Bible says,
45. 2:54Samson, the glory of God had departed from Samson, but he was unaware of it.
46. 3:00And he said to himself, he would shake himself as he had done in the past and
47. 3:04expect to produce the same results he had in the past.
48. 3:07And y'all know how that story ended for him.
49. 3:10Um, it was not so, you know, uh, clearly a, a complex and tortured person in scripture,
50. 3:21but I'm concerned that not many people are recognizing what has and what is
51. 3:26happening to our country and we need to be aware of it, but not just at a macro level,
52. 3:31what's happening on a ground level.
53. 3:32So at this very moment, as many of you are making your transition from your part time jobs
54. 3:37where you generate an income, transitioning to your full time jobs where you cultivate
55. 3:42an outcome.
56. 3:43I cannot emphasize enough how important it is for each and every one of us to respond
57. 3:48to the Lord's call starting right in our own homes.
58. 3:52We sometimes don't recognize how important it is for one person.
59. 3:55You know, can one person make a difference?
60. 3:58Absolutely, absolutely.
61. 4:02We just have to make sure that we set our hearts
62. 4:06on what God describes as being successful.
63. 4:09We need to understand that from God's standpoint,
64. 4:13what he requires of us is faithfulness,
65. 4:15his faithfulness, and for us to have an appropriate
66. 4:20significance applied to eternal matters.
67. 4:27We will never as a society outvote out politic
68. 4:32or even outchurch the deficiencies that persist
69. 4:35in our homes, man.
70. 4:39We have to be about our father's business
71. 4:41starting right in our homes.
72. 4:43To the word of God, we go first Timothy chapter four,
73. 4:47verses six and seven, first Timothy chapter four,
74. 4:51verses six and seven.
75. 4:54The word of God says this, the Apostle Paul is writing
76. 4:56as he's being carried by the Spirit of God.
77. 5:00And he says this, if you put these things before the brothers,
78. 5:04you will be a good servant of Jesus Christ,
79. 5:07being trained in the words of the faith
80. 5:11and of the good doctrine or the sound doctrine
81. 5:14that you have followed,
82. 5:16have nothing to do with irreverent silly miss.
83. 5:20Rather, train yourself for godliness.
84. 5:26Now I wanna pause right there
85. 5:28And the Apostle Paul goes on to describe, you know,
86. 5:31a contrast between, you know, physical training,
87. 5:36it's good to be physically fit.
88. 5:38You know, I'm doing some things,
89. 5:39making some adjustments, trying to get more fit myself.
90. 5:42Well, I'm telling you it's much harder to get back in shape
91. 5:45than it is to stay in shape.
92. 5:49And physical training has its benefit,
93. 5:53but spiritual training has eternal benefit,
94. 5:56eternal benefit.
95. 5:58You will never find me denigrating physical fitness.
96. 6:02But if we are physically fit, but we're spiritually unfit,
97. 6:08guys, we're not fit.
98. 6:10The scripture here discusses training oneself for godliness
99. 6:15that should cause us to have as an immediate takeaway
100. 6:20that godliness requires training.
101. 6:24You don't just wake up, bloop, eyes open,
102. 6:27well, I'll be godly today.
103. 6:29It requires us to put into practice the foundations and fundamentals of the faith of Christ following
104. 6:38in our daily lives.
105. 6:40You know, I often say, you will never understand the fiery furnace if you don't understand the
106. 6:4610 day table of testing.
107. 6:48What am I talking about?
108. 6:49Daniel and his friends had the 10 day table of testing in the very beginning of the book
109. 6:54Daniel long before there was a fire
110. 6:57of furnace long before there was you
111. 7:00know a golden statute and that's it
112. 7:02long before there's a lion's den there
113. 7:04is the 10-day table of testing and this
114. 7:0710-day table of testing transpires in
115. 7:09anonymity there's no lights camera action
116. 7:11there's no big stage but because the
117. 7:15three Hebrew Yaleid the four including
118. 7:18Daniel when there were boys in Daniel
119. 7:20chapter one and y'all know I've said that
120. 7:22they often have described as a three
121. 7:24Hebrew boys, but really they were only boys in the first chapter, from chapter two on.
122. 7:28They grow them in.
123. 7:30But it is the godliness that was cultivated at the 10 day table of testing for themselves
124. 7:37being in Babylon and having a resolution beginning with Daniel and then cascading it
125. 7:43with his friends, the resolution not to defile themselves, not to defile themselves, not to
126. 7:48allow their physical geographical location in Babylon to corrupt their
127. 7:53internal disposition. I often say that they were in Babylon, but Babylon never lived
128. 7:58in them. You know, their boys in chapter one, by the time you get to Daniel and
129. 8:02the lions, then Daniel was approaching, if not already, at 80 years old or they're
130. 8:06about an octogenarian. I know there are a lot of paintings that try to
131. 8:10present it as if Daniel's a little boy, then he ain't a little boy when the
132. 8:14lions are coming. When the lions dinner coming, the lions didn't
133. 8:17coming and Daniel persists throughout numerous changes of
134. 8:22administrations from prominent heads of state. But nevertheless,
135. 8:26Daniel never changes. You have a high level intelligence agency
136. 8:31agency investigation promulgated to try to find some way to
137. 8:35compromise Daniel almost like an Epstein list or something like
138. 8:38that. But they're not able to find anything on Daniel. The only
139. 8:43way they can get him to ensnare him is if you make his commitment
140. 8:46to his god illegal. That's what the sad traps said about him.
141. 8:53But in order to understand that longevity of fidelity to Yahweh,
142. 8:58you have to go back to the 10 day table of testing. You don't wake up.
143. 9:03But now I'm 25. I shall be godly.
144. 9:07Well, godliness requires training, man.
145. 9:09Godliness requires training.
146. 9:11Godliness requires truth in the inward parts.
147. 9:14Godliness requires a willingness to stand firm on God's word when it's not
148. 9:18popular in the smaller circumstances around the water cooler,
149. 9:22you know, in the locker room, you know, in the private conversations.
150. 9:27Are we godly there? Because if we're not godly in the private conversations,
151. 9:30in the lesser known, less visible, showing up moments, you can't expect to shake yourself.
152. 9:37And in the more visible showing up moments, yes, I shall remain faithful to God here.
153. 9:41Mm, are you sure? Are you, are you the type where the little white lies should give a pass?
154. 9:48I say, you know, what's the big deal?
155. 9:52When I talk to people, I don't really converse directly,
156. 9:55but there are people who I'm connected to,
157. 9:58who do with women, but when I talk to men about a pornography,
158. 10:03I say, sometimes you have more reference of respect
159. 10:07for other people than you do for God.
160. 10:10Oh, people get mad.
161. 10:12I can go dare you.
162. 10:13I can say that.
163. 10:13I say, well, would you do that?
164. 10:15If so, so was in the room with you?
165. 10:17Well, of course not.
166. 10:18Would you do that?
167. 10:20If your wife was in a room with you?
168. 10:21Well, of course not.
169. 10:22And I just said to say, do you have more respect for God
170. 10:24for your wife than you do for God?
171. 10:27How can you say that?
172. 10:28Well, God is in a room with you even when your wife is not.
173. 10:31You know?
174. 10:32But the private anonymous showing up moments
175. 10:35are what provide the foundation that provides the impetus,
176. 10:38the drive and the potency for the public showing up moments.
177. 10:42Train yourself for godliness.
178. 10:46It has to come to a point that as we are living
179. 10:49this post-truth culture in order to desire truth to be promulgated and established publicly,
180. 10:57we have to be lovers of truth privately.
181. 11:00We have to be lovers of truth personally.
182. 11:04We have to seek to walk upright when there are no human beings around.
183. 11:08Nobody else is looking.
184. 11:10You often hear the adage said that the real you is who you are when no one else is around.
185. 11:14There is some truth to that.
186. 11:17But the facts are that even when nobody is around physically, God is still there.
187. 11:22And it is cultivating, it is as a result of cultivating godliness as a manner of living.
188. 11:29That's how you move away from being a performative Christian.
189. 11:32A performative Christian is one who puts on a performance depending on the audience that's
190. 11:36around.
191. 11:37The quantity of the audience, the makeup of the audience.
192. 11:40If I'm at church, quote unquote, I put on church face, use church lingo, use church vernacular.
193. 11:46I know how to act in a church environment.
194. 11:49Then when I'm not in the proverbial church environment,
195. 11:52I'm an entirely different person.
196. 11:55That's performative.
197. 11:56But when it's you, the real you is you,
198. 11:58no matter what environment you're in.
199. 12:03In order for there to be enduring godliness, folks,
200. 12:07that godliness has to be cultivated
201. 12:10prior to anybody else's watching eyes.
202. 12:14And what happens so often when we see, you know,
203. 12:18you know, the so-called Christian celebrity,
204. 12:20And, you know, in a moment, you know, of public scrutiny,
205. 12:27we often see, not always, but we often see him fold.
206. 12:29You know, I'm thinking about the whole situation.
207. 12:31We're Lauren Daggle years ago.
208. 12:33And maybe she's changed.
209. 12:34I don't know.
210. 12:35I haven't followed her, you know, the whole deal.
211. 12:37But she was on a secular interview
212. 12:39and she was a Christian singer
213. 12:40and she was asked whether or not homosexuality was a sin.
214. 12:43She said she didn't know.
215. 12:44You know, she asked the secular show hosts,
216. 12:47if you know, if y'all find out, would you let me know?
217. 12:50Then she went on to say, you know,
218. 12:51I have friends and I have this and I don't really know if it's a
219. 12:54synonata. I'm just like, and that on the insult and she's from my own state.
220. 13:01You know, I'm like, Nah, not from Louisiana with this kind of
221. 13:04squeamishness to which I said, I don't know really how to take that to
222. 13:09cause today you don't know you don't have a Bible. You never want to
223. 13:11buy or do you know you simply unwilling to say what you know is true in
224. 13:15front of these folks, you know, or you don't really want to say it
225. 13:21because you have people close to who you care about and you don't want to offend
226. 13:24them, you don't want to hurt their feelings. To which I'm just simply saying, I'm not trying to be,
227. 13:28you know, a, a, a, a, a, a, a, to bludgeon anybody, but I think it's far worse to have somebody close to
228. 13:35you and tell them the truth and the truth that you refuse to tell them contributes to them going to
229. 13:38hell. I think that's far worse. That's far worse than making them uncomfortable. You don't have to
230. 13:44be belligerent. You don't have to be obtuse. You don't have to be, you know, a, a, an intentionally
231. 13:49offensive person, but love requires truth. And the thing that's so wild is that we have people
232. 13:55unwilling to say truth on this particular issue because of the cultural prevalence of the issue.
233. 14:00But you would never say the same thing to a thief. You would say, nah man, you're stealing,
234. 14:04you need to stop stealing. You probably would stop hanging around people with thieves. Maybe.
235. 14:12Fornicators liars. I guarantee you if Lauren Dego was asked if a friend of hers was committing
236. 14:18adultery, let's say it's a male friend who was committing adultery on his wife. If she was asked
237. 14:22As is that a sin, I'm pretty sure she wouldn't say,
238. 14:24I don't know, that's a sin.
239. 14:27But godliness, folks, is not a suespentae phenomenon.
240. 14:32You don't instantly come across it.
241. 14:34Godliness is the product of training.
242. 14:38And as we come to learn what is true,
243. 14:41God knows that as we grow through the sanctification process,
244. 14:45we have to mature into godliness,
245. 14:48but in order to do so, we have to train ourselves
246. 14:51Godliness, godliness, it's a product of training.
247. 14:59A discipleship minute with Joseph Parker in Exodus 1
248. 15:04is a wonderful story of two little midwives, Shippen Pua,
249. 15:08who Tferal told them, kill the baby boys when they're born.
250. 15:12And they had it in their heart.
251. 15:14They just knew this is wrong.
252. 15:15And their perspective was, we're not going to do this,
253. 15:18because this is against God's will, and they refuse to do it.
254. 15:21What wonderful role models, Shippen Pua,
255. 15:24are not only for pastors, but for every believer in every context,
256. 15:27because it is always going to take courage to really
257. 15:30follow Jesus accurately.
258. 15:32And it's one of those things where I believe absolutely
259. 15:35every believer should diligently say,
260. 15:37Lord, show me what you want me to do to help end the slaughter
261. 15:41of children in our country.
262. 15:43And I believe God has something for every believer to do to help.
263. 15:46The devil hates grown folks, and he hates children.
264. 15:49The devil can't stand children, and he loves to abort them.
265. 15:53So it's important for us to understand,
266. 15:55this is serious business.
267. 16:04Shining light into the darkness,
268. 16:06this is the Hamilton Corner, an American family radio.
269. 16:10Welcome back to the Hamilton Corner, Abraham Hamilton
270. 16:13the third year.
271. 16:13I should mention this week, July 18th and 19th,
272. 16:18in Phoenix, Arizona, I will be one of the speakers
273. 16:23and ministers at the Arizona Families for Home Education
274. 16:26Convention.
275. 16:28I am actually doing a keynote address Saturday morning at 8 30.
276. 16:33And I also have three other workshops during the convention.
277. 16:38If you're in the area or willing to come to the area at the Phoenix Convention Center, you
278. 16:41would have to go to afhe.org to register.
279. 16:45It's going to be an amazing time.
280. 16:47I was looking at the schedule earlier this morning.
281. 16:49I said, wow, this is going to be just an amazing and amazing time encouraging people to pursue
282. 16:56really what God had for them and helping to provide some nuts and bolts. How do you do this? You know,
283. 17:02if we start up, I remember, I remember being there. My wife and I had nobody around us who were
284. 17:08disciplining their children from their home, including the education, and the Lord has brought us an
285. 17:14amazing way. And so if we could be a blessing and a benefit to anyone, we certainly love to do that.
286. 17:19So afhe.org is a website July 18th and 19th at the Phoenix Convention Center in Phoenix, Arizona.
287. 17:25will be there this weekend looking forward to that.
288. 17:29All right, one of, if not the most, the biggest scandal in the last, at a minimum half centuries,
289. 17:40what I said is what I describe as the weekend at Bernie's 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue edition.
290. 17:47You know, and if you're familiar with the movie, I'm not saying you need to go and watch it,
291. 17:52but Bernie, Bernie's body was in the building, but Bernie was gone.
292. 17:57And in fact, they even simulated Bernie's body for a while, you know, and in the movie.
293. 18:03And there were a lot of people when the Democrat powerbroker said, okay, now is the time.
294. 18:12Some of you will recall following the 2020 election to where Mr. Joseph Ramen Ed Biden
295. 18:20was declared the 40, what, sixth over office occupant.
296. 18:26Some of you have been very keen to notice how I refer to him as the Oval Office occupant
297. 18:31as opposed to elected president because I've long said and I've always and I maintain that
298. 18:39the 2020 presidential election was a ruse.
299. 18:41I've long said that and I'm going to continue to say it.
300. 18:45Now I recognize he was the Oval Office occupant, Mr. Joseph Robin Ed Biden talking about, but
301. 18:51it was a ruse.
302. 18:53And soon after that election I said, oh man, they just use this guy to try to stop the
303. 18:57of a minimum of President Trump had developed
304. 19:00and how the pandemic was one of the primary tools
305. 19:04that was utilized to try to interrupt his presidency.
306. 19:07And I got a lot of heat for saying that.
307. 19:09I remember YouTube kicked my channel off
308. 19:11for saying these things, for having Dr. Christina Parks
309. 19:15on to talk about why we do using these emergency
310. 19:18authorization for these injections.
311. 19:21Why is I have remekton being scuttled?
312. 19:23Why these other things?
313. 19:24I'll talk about all of that.
314. 19:26And I wasn't the only one.
315. 19:27So I'm not trying to make myself a grandize myself,
316. 19:30but these are just true facts.
317. 19:33And I said, as soon as it is executable,
318. 19:40Joseph Robin Edbine will not be the Democrat candidate
319. 19:43for the 2024 presidency.
320. 19:45I said that in 2021.
321. 19:50And what happened?
322. 19:53We saw what happened.
323. 19:56So when the power brokers decided,
324. 19:57following the June, 2024 debate performance by Mr. Biden
325. 20:04after lying to the American people for several years.
326. 20:08I mean, do we have to go over the lies?
327. 20:11Oh, the laptop.
328. 20:13Oh, all the lies.
329. 20:14I mean, I remember having a conversation in person
330. 20:16with an AFR supporter who was so frustrated
331. 20:20because a passionate, consistent listener would say,
332. 20:23hey, some of the stuff, I only hear it on your show.
333. 20:26I only hear it on AFR.
334. 20:27And some of my family members and friends think I'm crazy.
335. 20:30Cause they say to me, if those things were true,
336. 20:33they would be everywhere.
337. 20:37And this was a conversation particularly about the laptop.
338. 20:41With that, you know, we got to make sure we take care
339. 20:43of the big guy and all of these things that are happening.
340. 20:45Remember Bob Alinsky, remember that?
341. 20:48Why is it this being covered?
342. 20:50And so now all the information is coming out.
343. 20:52All these people know, yeah, yeah, laptop was true.
344. 20:54And now we got FBI's evidence of, you know, false,
345. 20:58Uh, drivers license is used to get mail-in ballots from China.
346. 21:03Like, all this stuff is coming out and it's like, so once the Democrat power broker said,
347. 21:10all right, operation go, get Joe off the ticket.
348. 21:14On a moment's notice, you notice the entire media apparatus reverse.
349. 21:19You know, they were almost like they were doing the cha-cha slide, you know, reverse.
350. 21:27And do you need reverse.
351. 21:28Oh, I can't believe Jiggie Joe Biden's performance.
352. 21:32Oh my goodness.
353. 21:33Oh, maybe he shouldn't be the candidate.
354. 21:35Oh, I'm like, you suck as a liar.
355. 21:38Like Jake Tapper with the audacity.
356. 21:39He was one of the main ones.
357. 21:41Say, oh, you're making fun of Joe Biden's stutter.
358. 21:43Like, do you have a liar?
359. 21:45Do you go publish a book?
360. 21:46Talk about the cover up you were part of the cover up.
361. 21:50But my question was, why was there such a willingness
362. 21:53to talk about Joe Biden's inability to campaign
363. 21:58for the presidency?
364. 21:59But nobody wanted to discuss who's the president now?
365. 22:04Who has been the president?
366. 22:06How long has he been so incapacitated,
367. 22:10or to say it differently, so mentally declined
368. 22:14that he was incapable of operating the presidency,
369. 22:18then you start having the dueling stories coming out.
370. 22:21How the Democrat establishment forced him out,
371. 22:23how Nancy Pelosi and all this forced him out.
372. 22:24Now all these people come, oh, he put a lid on his days
373. 22:27at three o'clock, four o'clock he's sleeping,
374. 22:29All these other things and all that stuff
375. 22:30that had come out, but nobody wanted to dress,
376. 22:32but who was the president?
377. 22:35Who had been the president?
378. 22:36Then you have, oh yeah, all of a sudden,
379. 22:38Mr. Biden has stage four cancer, and we just found that out.
380. 22:45What? Guys, this, and the reason why I'm saying
381. 22:50this is the biggest scandal is you have the leader
382. 22:53of the free world, even in our decline,
383. 22:58the United States of America is still the most potent
384. 23:00nation in the world and we literally have an executive branch that nobody knows who's really
385. 23:07running it. Who's running it? Who's running it? So then you have following President Trump's election,
386. 23:17Mike Howell, president of the Oversight Project using, you know, FOIA requests and
387. 23:26technological innovation, what he brings to the fore, the record number of pardons that
388. 23:34that Mr. Joseph Robinette signs,
389. 23:36including the last minute preemptive pardon
390. 23:40of Dr. Froulchy and family members
391. 23:43and he pardons his son after the world was told.
392. 23:46Oh, he would never pardon a family member.
393. 23:48And then he pardons his son for 11 years, backdated.
394. 23:54And the world's like, oh, wow, what's going on?
395. 23:58So Mike out of the oversight project said,
396. 23:59hey, by the way, we're examining these things.
397. 24:01And it looks like none of these things have been signed
398. 24:04by pen, they've been signed via auto pen.
399. 24:08Then you have, and I'm explaining this,
400. 24:11because I want you to see the backdrop,
401. 24:12because the New York Times published a story Sunday
402. 24:16saying, oh, Mr. Biden says he gave the official,
403. 24:19this is the headline, no, I'll read the exact headline.
404. 24:21The exact headline was quote, Biden says,
405. 24:23he made the clemency decisions
406. 24:25that were recorded with auto pen,
407. 24:26end quote, New York Times, that beacon of truth.
408. 24:33So that's the headline they ran with,
409. 24:35but the actual story when you read it
410. 24:37provides evidence to the contrary.
411. 24:41Scores of emails from the National Archives reveals,
412. 24:45oh snap, Joe Biden didn't make individual decisions
413. 24:49concerning the pardons.
414. 24:53You had staffers making decisions.
415. 24:56And in fact, there's no documented evidence of Joe Biden
416. 25:02instructing this to, is to be,
417. 25:04autopilot should be used this way.
418. 25:06At best you have, oh, I orally said this,
419. 25:09But the emails indicate, oh no, I'm going to get to that in a moment.
420. 25:14So, but what happened that precipitated this story?
421. 25:18Well, the New York Times got on the phone with Joe Biden and interviewed him for 10 minutes.
422. 25:26Well, what had happened before that?
423. 25:29Oh, this is what happens, guys.
424. 25:32The week prior, White House doctor Kevin O'Connor was testifying before the House of Representatives
425. 25:40oversight committee and something very, very interesting happened with a physician testifying
426. 25:47about the care that he offered to Mr. Biden during his time in the White House. Mr. Kevin
427. 25:53O'Connor invoked his Fifth Amendment privilege against self-incrimination to avoid answering
428. 26:00questions presented to him by the White House Oversight Committee.
429. 26:03Now, why would a doctor do that? The doctor is simply being asked about his care for Mr.
430. 26:10asked about certain things, the cancer diagnosis that just popped up all of a
431. 26:15sudden, which the Bidens have publicized. So there's no risk to the doctor patient
432. 26:20privilege there. So when Dr. O'Connor is being asked, and this story kind of went
433. 26:25under the radar, when Dr. O'Connor is being asked about the treatment in the
434. 26:30care rendered to Mr. Biden during his time in the White House, he responds, I
435. 26:37I plead the fifth.
436. 26:40I invoke my fifth amendment privilege against self-discrimination.
437. 26:44He also mentions that he don't want his answers to violate doctor patient privilege.
438. 26:48Understand that, respect that.
439. 26:50But I'm saying this because most people don't understand they have a general idea about what
440. 26:54the fifth amendment is.
441. 26:57But the invocation of the fifth amendment privilege has a very specific application.
442. 27:01What is that application?
443. 27:03The Fifth Amendment privilege against self-incrimination only applies in a criminal context.
444. 27:09What the doctor is saying is that I am not going to answer this question because the
445. 27:13Constitution protects me from incriminating myself criminally with the answer to this
446. 27:18question.
447. 27:19In other words, if I answered what y'all asking me, I could end up being charged with a criminal
448. 27:25offense.
449. 27:26Oh, yeah, good doctor.
450. 27:31tell what criminal defense could be charged against you if you answer these questions.
451. 27:38And so these are the events that led up to Mr. Biden getting on the phone with the New
452. 27:44York Times because for some reason I guess he felt like the doctor's response gave some
453. 27:50credibility to the notion that he was, you know, he had declined and he wasn't operating
454. 27:58as the president, but that horse was out of the barn already.
455. 28:03But is that more evidence of the decline?
456. 28:06But you have to connect these things.
457. 28:10So it was Dr. O'Connor's invocation of his Fifth Amendment privilege, which is constitutional
458. 28:15privilege.
459. 28:16Every American citizen enjoys that privilege that you cannot be compelled to testify against
460. 28:20yourself in a criminal proceeding.
461. 28:22But with Dr. O'Connor's invocation of the Fifth Amendment privilege indicates that at a minimum,
462. 28:27He believes if I answer these questions with the truth is the discus is on me being charged
463. 28:32criminally and I ain't going to do that.
464. 28:36Why would he do that?
465. 28:39Doctors usually are not well versed in the law.
466. 28:45Clearly the doctor at some point received some type of legal counsel.
467. 28:50Why would he do that?
468. 28:52Well, this could be why.
469. 29:01Listen to and watch clip number four.
470. 29:05The New York Times is reporting that former President Biden told them that he had orally
471. 29:10granted all the pardons and commutations issued at the end of his term, meaning he did not
472. 29:16personally sign the official warrants for clemency.
473. 29:20Biden told the times that he did in fact make every single one of the clemacy decisions himself,
474. 29:26but says that the auto pen was used to sign the warrants since there were a lot of them.
475. 29:31Now according to the Times Biden called Trump and Republicans liars for saying he was incapacitated
476. 29:37and his aides used the auto pen without his authorization.
477. 29:41So that was a headline for the story.
478. 29:44But again, when you dig into the emails in the New York Times, this is so, this is a wild.
479. 29:49As you read the story, when you get past the fluff that's trying to affirm the headline
480. 29:57and you get into the nitty gritty of the piece, they admit.
481. 30:00But when we looked at the emails from the National Archives, it turns out that the one
482. 30:06who was directing the use of the auto pin at the end of the Biden administration was
483. 30:12White House Secretary Stephanie Feldman.
484. 30:15According to the email, Stephanie Feldman requested some type of documentation before
485. 30:21she agreed to employ the auto pin to sign these pardons.
486. 30:27Well in response, and I have to give Stephanie Feldman credit for that because I bet she's
487. 30:30He's like, man, I ain't pressing that button unless I have some bases to do it.
488. 30:34You're basically using the auto pin to sign Biden signature.
489. 30:37She's like, I need some documentation before I do that.
490. 30:41So the emails that reveal from the White House through the National Archives showed that the
491. 30:48assertions that Biden met with senior aides and said, do this and do that, the ones who
492. 30:56actually wrote the accounts that Stephanie Feldman required, they called them blurbs.
493. 31:01The one who actually wrote those blurbs
494. 31:02weren't even in the room with Biden.
495. 31:05They were not in the room with Biden.
496. 31:07The ones who wrote the blurbs that Stephanie Felton used
497. 31:10before she pressed the button to apply the auto pin
498. 31:13were provided to her by people who weren't even in the room.
499. 31:18So how did that transpire?
500. 31:20You have senior Biden administration officials
501. 31:22like Jeffrey Zients, Z-I-E-N-T-S
502. 31:26and White House counsel Ed Sisko
503. 31:28who allegedly would convey to the lower level age
504. 31:32This is what Biden said.
505. 31:35This is who Biden said she'd get a pardon.
506. 31:39This is what he said.
507. 31:42What do you call that?
508. 31:44Secondhand information.
509. 31:48What do you call that?
510. 31:49You're saying for the exercise
511. 31:53of an absolute executive power that it only applies
512. 31:58to the US president elected by the people
513. 32:02through the Electoral College
514. 32:03And you have the secret, the White House staff secretary,
515. 32:08pressing the button based on secondhand blurbs.
516. 32:13The Biden conversation went on to say,
517. 32:15well, you know how to make every individual decision.
518. 32:17There were categories, categories that, you know,
519. 32:20I didn't read individual names.
520. 32:23There were categories of people.
521. 32:26And layer by layer guys, this onion is being unf-
522. 32:29this onion is being scaled back.
523. 32:35Following the New York Times story,
524. 32:38Rand Paul referred Anthony Fauci
525. 32:40for criminal investigation by the Department of Justice,
526. 32:43saying that his pardon most likely is illegal
527. 32:47because it was very likely was signed via auto pin
528. 32:50without Joe Biden's knowledge.
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576. 35:11Back to the Hamilton Quarter on American Family Radio.
577. 35:15Welcome back to the Hamilton Corner, Abraham Hamilton.
578. 35:17the third year Marty brought up a good point during the break when Dr. O'Connor was called
579. 35:21to testify before the House Oversight Committee. He wasn't, he was asked questions like, did
580. 35:29someone tell you to do this? Did anyone tell you to lie? Did anyone tell you to do this?
581. 35:34And his response would be the invocation of his privilege against self-discrimination under
582. 35:38the Fifth Amendment, which obviously provokes the question, what are you afraid of, good sir?
583. 35:47Why would the answer to this question put you in jeopardy of criminal prosecution?
584. 35:53So you have that in addition to this, I know Mr. Robinette thought he was clearing up clearing
585. 35:59the air, but he made it worse for himself because he admits, well, you know, I said orally, but
586. 36:07not every single decision.
587. 36:10And then you have the emails indicating that these lower level aides were basically writing
588. 36:16up the blurbs, whatever the senior level aides told them to write.
589. 36:21And then that would be sent to Ms. Feldman, and then she would approve the use of the
590. 36:29auto pin concerning a January 19 meeting where the aides reportedly were up past 10 o'clock.
591. 36:35Emails revealed that the preemptive pardon for Biden family members were discussed during
592. 36:41this meeting.
593. 36:42Three minutes after the meeting, White House counsels Cisco sent a draft summary of the
594. 36:47former president to lead decision to Zients.
595. 36:51The Zients is assistant who then forwarded it for approval.
596. 36:55A final version went to Feldman minutes later, followed by a message from Zients saying,
597. 37:00quote, I approve the use of the auto pin for the execution of the following pardons, end
598. 37:04quote.
599. 37:05Zients is saying that not Biden.
600. 37:12We can have Bernie's man.
601. 37:14Who was running the White House?
602. 37:17Who was running the White House?
603. 37:19The evidence is increasingly mounting.
604. 37:22Now we all have believed it.
605. 37:23I'm going to say this way.
606. 37:24I long felt that way, but you have things like this that are coming out repeatedly over
607. 37:29and over and over again.
608. 37:30That's providing more evidence.
609. 37:34And then you can't forget things like this.
610. 37:36And man, I got to move quickly.
611. 37:38But remember in 2023, well, this was later, but Speaker of the House Mike Johnson talked
612. 37:45about his experience with Mr. Biden shortly after he became Speaker in 2023.
613. 37:54And I just want to bring this back to your attention because these things should not be
614. 37:58ignored.
615. 38:00How can we be a nation that is governed, that is of the people, by the people, for the people
616. 38:06where the people exercise ultimate authority when the people are intentionally being misled
617. 38:10and deceived away from what's actually happening in the country?
618. 38:14Listen to and watch clip number two where Speaker Johnson makes the statement, Mr. Biden
619. 38:21obviously had not been in charge for some time.
620. 38:24Number two, go.
621. 38:25I do stand by it and I say this without any personal animus at all.
622. 38:29I mean, in some ways, I actually kind of feel sorry for Joe Biden.
623. 38:32I mean, he's in the twilight years of his life.
624. 38:34He has not obviously has not been in charge for some time.
625. 38:38And I know this by personal observation and now the whole world knows it.
626. 38:41And it's been very, very concerning to me over the last, you know, year and a half since
627. 38:45I've had this position.
628. 38:46Can you tell us a story when you say personal observation?
629. 38:48Well, I mean, it's public now because the Wall Street Journal got it and put it on the front
630. 38:53page. But January year ago, almost exactly a year ago, I had been asked, I became a speaker
631. 38:59in October 2023 and there were all sorts of big national security concerns and everything
632. 39:04going on and I started requesting a meeting with the president because, you know, I'm
633. 39:07kind of old school. I'm a constitutional law guy. The speaker of the house should be able
634. 39:10to talk to the president, especially in times of great national interest and calamity. But
635. 39:15they wouldn't let me meet with him and his staff kept getting an excuse. This went on
636. 39:18for like eight or nine weeks. I'm sorry, I'm a speaker. He doesn't have time. What are
637. 39:21talking about him second line of the presidency he has time I need to talk to him.
638. 39:25We had, I can't say the class of ed parts but we had some big national concerns at the time
639. 39:31that I was losing sleep over.
640. 39:32Finally, I just went to the Hill Press Corner and said the president is not being allowed to
641. 39:35meet with the speaker.
642. 39:36There's a problem.
643. 39:37So they started putting pressure on him.
644. 39:39Long story short, they finally relented, they invited me to the White House, I show up and
645. 39:42I realize it's actually an ambush because it's not just me and the president, it's also
646. 39:47Kamala Harris, Chuck Schumer, Hakeem, you know, the whole
647. 39:50the CIA director, everybody. And then so I walked in the
648. 39:53over and I know what this is. This is a they're going to
649. 39:56hotbox the speaker on Ukraine funding. That's what it was. This
650. 39:59is probably third week of January.
651. 40:02Now this conversation continued. He's talking to Barry Weiss of
652. 40:05the free press during this interview. Listen to and watch
653. 40:08clip number three, clip three, go.
654. 40:11I'm we're in the midst of it in the cold conversation and I'm
655. 40:14going, we don't need to have this conversation. The president
656. 40:16reaches over just like this. We're sitting in the right next
657. 40:18fireplace in the oval and he grabs my arm and he says, the speaker and I just need a couple
658. 40:22of minutes together. Well, y'all just leave us alone and I looked up on the faces of some
659. 40:26of the staff standing around the wall and they're like, oh no, he did it. So he called it. He's
660. 40:30the commander in chief, so everybody leaves. He and I are standing awkwardly in the middle
661. 40:32of the Oval Office right over the rug by that coffee table. And I said, Mr. President, thanks
662. 40:37for the moments. You know, this is very important. I got some big national security things I need
663. 40:41to talk to you about that I heard and I think you know and what do we do. But first, real
664. 40:45quickly, Mr. President, can I ask you a question? I cannot answer this from my constituents in
665. 40:50Louisiana. Sir, why did you pause LNG exports to Europe? Like, I don't understand, you know,
666. 40:56liquefied natural gas is in great demand by our allies. Why would you do that? Because
667. 40:59you understand, we just talked about Ukraine. You understand your fuel in Vladimir Putin's
668. 41:03war machine because they got to get their gas from him, you know, and he looks at me,
669. 41:08stunned with this, and he said, I didn't do that. And I said, Mr. President, yes, you
670. 41:13did it was an executive order like you know three weeks ago and he goes, no I didn't do
671. 41:16that and he's arguing with me. I said, Mr. President, respectfully can I go out here and ask your
672. 41:21secretary to print it out, we'll read it together. You definitely did that and he goes, oh you talk
673. 41:25about natural gas. Yes sir. He said, no no you misunderstand. He said, what I did is I signed
674. 41:31this thing to, we're going to conduct a study on the effects of LNG. I said, no you're not
675. 41:37sir, you paused it. I know I have the terminal, the export terminal is in my state. I talked
676. 41:41for those people this morning,
677. 41:42this is doing massive damage to our economy, national security.
678. 41:46It occurred to me, Barry, he was not lying to me.
679. 41:49He genuinely did not know what he had signed.
680. 41:51And I walked out of that meeting with fear and loathing
681. 41:53because I thought, we're in serious trouble.
682. 41:56Who is running the country?
683. 41:57Like, I don't know who put the paper in front of him,
684. 41:58but he didn't know.
685. 42:00Yeah, no clue that he had stopped the exportation
686. 42:05of liquid natural gas, liquefied natural gas.
687. 42:10And now you, we have evidence indicating that the auto pin was used and he didn't know.
688. 42:20He has no clue who's using the auto pin.
689. 42:24Guys, I'm telling you, this is, and I know the media is this interesting.
690. 42:30They moved on other things, but I'm going to stay on this because to have the United
691. 42:34States of America with a shadow presidency.
692. 42:39And I know, you know, you can talk about conspiracies and things of that nature, but this is in front
693. 42:43of the world. You think the man you saw in the June debate who couldn't complete a sentence
694. 42:48within the first five minutes of the debate was actually making decisions concerning executive
695. 42:54actions for the country in the White House? I don't think so. I don't think so. I'm going
696. 43:03to move on a little bit here. And this was just, you know, this is just disappointing. And it's
697. 43:10the goal to the point I was making earlier about training oneself for godliness. So Chippin
698. 43:18Joanna Gaines that they became famous as a result of the HGTV series Fixer Upper from
699. 43:252013 to 2018.
700. 43:28Many of you remember the show and they had occasionally to discuss how they're Christians,
701. 43:33you know, how their Christian faith guides what they do and they actually took some heat
702. 43:39at one point for not having homosexual couples on Fixer Upper, you know.
703. 43:45But some things happen, I remember, you know, when the whole target situation went down and
704. 43:49it seemed like the games is amplified their business relationship with target.
705. 43:57I remember thinking, huh, ain't that interesting?
706. 44:02But the games is built, you know, their Magnolia company into a very successful brand, including
707. 44:07the Magnolia market, a bakery, restaurant, real estate company, home decor lines, even
708. 44:12the Magnolia television network, which is what they have now.
709. 44:17Well, they are executive producers,
710. 44:21if you would Jeff put the image on the screen
711. 44:23for the people of a show that is coming out
712. 44:27on their network on the Magnolia television network
713. 44:32called Back to the Frontier.
714. 44:33If you're watching the show, you'll see the add-on
715. 44:36on the show Back to the Frontier,
716. 44:38working with Max Original.
717. 44:40And at the very top you see from executive producers,
718. 44:43Chip and Joanna Gaines.
719. 44:46The whole thrust of the show is that it places three families in 1881 like pioneer conditions
720. 44:55with no electricity and no modern amenities, no toilet paper even for eight weeks to gain
721. 45:02perspective on the pioneer Americans' lives.
722. 45:09But there's one small problem, which is not a small problem, that it prominently features
723. 45:17There's a homosexual couple, two men who were purporting to be married with two twin boys
724. 45:22as their children.
725. 45:26And the show apparently features this couple as a normal, loving family.
726. 45:36And of course, many Christians came out, I didn't post anything, say anything publicly
727. 45:42up until this point.
728. 45:46many Christians have come out to say, what are y'all doing? I thought you guys were Christians.
729. 45:52Why would you do this? And so far, the response from the Ganges and only public response has been from
730. 46:03Chip Ganges, the husband, and he posted this on the artist formerly known as Twitter on X. Would
731. 46:08you put the tweet up? See, the problem is not with him. You see, the problem is not with the decision
732. 46:15that the gains have made the problem is with you Christians his post 533 in the morning yesterday
733. 46:27quote talk ask questions listen maybe even learn too much to ask of modern american christian culture
734. 46:35judge first understand later never later slash never it's a sad sunday when non-believers have
735. 46:43have never been who have never been confronted with hate or vitriol until they are I'm sorry
736. 46:47and we say that better. I'm really right. It's a sad Sunday when nonbelievers have never
737. 46:51been confronted with hate or vitriol until they are introduced to a modern American Christian.
738. 46:59Then he includes heartbreak emoji on his tweet. So the problem is not him and his wife featuring
739. 47:11And I'm not trying to be insensitive here,
740. 47:13but with the Bible called Sodomites
741. 47:17and representing that as a normal American family,
742. 47:22just like every other normal American family.
743. 47:25That's not the problem.
744. 47:26The problem is Christians who say
745. 47:28that there's a problem with that.
746. 47:29And here's,
747. 47:32this is what I'm talking about,
748. 47:33training oneself for godliness.
749. 47:36A part of the problem that I have
750. 47:40is that when you have a public representation
751. 47:44Christianity that defies what the scripture teaches, it makes it harder for people like
752. 47:51me to contend for the faith in a public square.
753. 47:55What ends up happening is when the term Christian is used in an American context, it causes the
754. 48:01people to whom or with whom the term is used to ask the next question, well what kind of
755. 48:06Christian are you?
756. 48:08Are you the type of Christian that says the Bible is the ultimate authority for all matters
757. 48:14of life, doctrine and practice, or are you the type of Christian that would be quote unquote
758. 48:19affirming?
759. 48:20Would you be a gay affirming Christian?
760. 48:23Would you be the type of Christian that you would be kind of like the United Methodist Church,
761. 48:27that you would welcome homosexual clergy and marry homosexuals and allow homosexual clergy
762. 48:31to lead the, what kind of church are you?
763. 48:35What kind of Christian are you?
764. 48:39And I'm just, I'm saying, wow.
765. 48:42So on a show, your names are on the top of,
766. 48:47and you are presenting this
767. 48:49because the entire thrust of your brand
768. 48:51is that it's family friendly and that,
769. 48:55it's a family-centered presentation.
770. 48:58And even in this show, that is focused
771. 49:01on how families respond to pioneer conditions.
772. 49:04You don't see a problem?
773. 49:06We're presenting what the Bible says is abominable.
774. 49:08What God has said is abominable.
775. 49:10You don't have a problem presenting that as if it's normal.
776. 49:13You want me to believe, you know, with your tweet
777. 49:15when you say, you know, ask questions, maybe even learn.
778. 49:18You know, judge first, understand never.
779. 49:22So I'm supposed to just suspend what I know from the scripture.
780. 49:26And I'm supposed to think that in the year of our Lord 2025
781. 49:29that you are going to use your show to present the gospel
782. 49:32on a network associated with HBO, man, please, man, please.
783. 49:39It's people like this, and I'm not giving them personally,
784. 49:42But it's this type of representation and presentation
785. 49:45that has people going around and saying,
786. 49:47ah, I see, Abe, you just a little bigot.
787. 49:49You're a religious bigot.
788. 49:51It's not bigotry, it's the love of God that compels me
789. 49:55to tell someone who is endangering their souls
790. 49:58with hellfire, that you are endangering your souls
791. 50:02with hellfire.
792. 50:03I would say the same to a heterosexual adulterous
793. 50:06Christian, the same to a heterosexual fornicating
794. 50:09Christian, the same to a thief, the same to a murderer,
795. 50:12The same to the coverages.
796. 50:17But we have got to get out of this mindset.
797. 50:20That becoming squishy is gonna make us
798. 50:23more palatable to the world.
799. 50:26My question is, what is your chief objective, Chip?
800. 50:30Godliness or profitability to your show.
801. 50:40The views and opinions expressed in this broadcast
802. 50:42may not necessarily reflect those
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