HHS Secretary RFK, Jr. defending cleaning-house at the CDC during a contention Capitol Hill hearing

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21. 1:16Many of you, if not most of you, are making your transition from your part time jobs where
22. 1:21you generate an income to your full time jobs where you cultivate an outcome.
23. 1:25And as you do so, I want to remind you to do so with intentionality.
24. 1:31Recognize the primacy that God places on family refuse to allow the pressures of
25. 1:39this life, the influences of celebrities and athletes and others to cause you to
26. 1:46place significance on everything except your home. We will never be able to out
27. 1:53politic, out vote, frankly, or even out church deficiencies that abound in the home.
28. 2:00What goes on in your house is far more important than what goes on in the
29. 2:06White House because you and I are directly accountable and responsible for what we
30. 2:11do with the time God has given us starting in our homes. Refuse to step over
31. 2:16those in your homes in order to be faithful elsewhere. We walk to and must be faithful
32. 2:22elsewhere, but not at the expense, not at the expense of our own families. The first human
33. 2:30institution that God established was the family. The first command that God gave to mankind
34. 2:35was given within the familial context. The fulcrum of the familial unit is the marital
35. 2:41unit, contrary to popular arguments in the opposite direction, marriage is defined by
36. 2:50its designer.
37. 2:51God, as marriage is designer alone, serves as its definer, and he established the definition
38. 3:00that requires one man joined in holy matrimony to one woman who will be his wife, the covenantal
39. 3:10context for submission of self-sacrifice is in the marital unit.
40. 3:14Wives submit yourselves to your own husbands.
41. 3:17That's not a generally applicable principle.
42. 3:21It is a directive that applies covenantally between husbands and wives.
43. 3:26Husbands love your wives as Christ loved the church and gave himself for her.
44. 3:33There is a covenantal aspect to the self-sacrificial disposition.
45. 3:37But it's not a general principle to women broadly.
46. 3:41That is a covenantal context and it should be contextually applied in order to enjoy what
47. 3:49God has provided for us and designed for us.
48. 3:54We would do well to recognize that, humble ourselves before the King of Kings and the
49. 3:59Lord of Lords and embrace his design for us because in so doing we are positioned for
50. 4:06maximum thriving. We are positioned for maximum thriving. One of the major issues in our days
51. 4:12that we tend to treat exceptions as if they are the rule. No, we need to be honest, that's an exception,
52. 4:19but that is not the rule. To the word of God, we go Proverbs 13, Proverbs 13. And if you wanted to
53. 4:27caption this portion of the program, you could simply caption it with this rhetorical question,
54. 4:32Who you're rolling with.
55. 4:35Who are you rolling with?
56. 4:37Proverbs 13 verse 20,
57. 4:40such wisdom is available to us from the Word of God.
58. 4:42The scripture says this,
59. 4:43He who walks with the wise or whoever walks with the wise
60. 4:48becomes wise, but the companion of fools will suffer harm.
61. 4:55Whoever walks with the wise becomes wise,
62. 4:58but the companion of fools will suffer harm.
63. 5:03He who walks with the wise shall become wise himself, but the companion of fools will suffer
64. 5:08destruction. Descriptive, this is what the scripture says. Hence my question, who are you rolling with?
65. 5:16The scriptural description, he who walks with the wise, whoever walks with the wise.
66. 5:23The term walks is applied here to convey manner of living. He whose life is characterized
67. 5:33by regular, frequent and habitual engagement and companionship with the wise shall become
68. 5:41wise. I know this is true because in the corollary in the same verse where the corollary is employed,
69. 5:49but he who is the companion of fools, companionship is meant to mirror walking. He who walks with
70. 5:56the wise versus he who is the companion of fools. Just as the one who is a companion of
71. 6:01The fools has a consequence.
72. 6:03There is a consequence that flows from walking with the wise, the same book of Proverbs and
73. 6:11all that getting wisdom, knowledge, wisdom and understanding.
74. 6:17Wisdom is readily available.
75. 6:21The anchor for the wisdom of God is His holy word.
76. 6:26Who you're rolling with are the people who are your regular, frequent life companions.
77. 6:33Are they wise?
78. 6:36whether wise biblically or are there fools?
79. 6:41And this is not meant to be employed as a pejorative.
80. 6:43Fools is employed biblically.
81. 6:45The Bible says a fool says in his heart, there is no God.
82. 6:50Often what is said in the heart is reflected
83. 6:53in the manner of living.
84. 6:57Are the people who you do life with wise?
85. 7:05You know, one of the questions I get all the time
86. 7:08because as you can many of you know that, you know,
87. 7:10my homeschool dad, my wife and I made the decision
88. 7:12disciple of children from the home, including training their minds and including their education.
89. 7:17I'm asking, well, what about socialization?
90. 7:23Abraham, don't you care that your children are socialized?
91. 7:28I was like, man, we live in a world filled with people.
92. 7:35What are they asking me when they ask that question?
93. 7:36What they really want to ask me is, Abraham, don't you want your children to spend the
94. 7:41majority of their waking, their awake hours with people of
95. 7:47similar age. And often I point those questions to the
96. 7:51scripture description says he was wise, who walks with the
97. 7:55wise shall become wise. Not to say, you know, I want my
98. 7:59children to be wise. So I want them sure I want them to have
99. 8:04friends. But one of the things that I evaluate and that we
100. 8:07discuss with our children in terms of what type of friends
101. 8:09they have is the quality of wisdom.
102. 8:13So I seek to have my children to spend more time
103. 8:16with people who are wise than with people who are unwise.
104. 8:20And I'm not of the sort who would say automatically
105. 8:23that younger people are not wise.
106. 8:25But I'll simply ask you,
107. 8:27do your children spend the majority of their waking hours?
108. 8:29They're awake hours with wise people?
109. 8:31You guys can imagine,
110. 8:34you can imagine how this conversation will probably go,
111. 8:36right?
112. 8:37You can imagine that, right?
113. 8:42Yeah, yeah, yeah, socialization and God has made us to be
114. 8:47beings who interact into personal relationship is a part of being a human
115. 8:50being. But I simply say I want my children to spend the majority of their
116. 8:55awake hours with people who are wise. That will include some people who are of
117. 8:59their age with the majority of their interaction will not be with people of
118. 9:02their same ages. Sometimes I'd like them to spend time with older children.
119. 9:08And it's been a significant amount of time with adults most
120. 9:12enduringly and consistently myself and my wife.
121. 9:15So why is it, and then I ask the question,
122. 9:23why is it that you think it's preferable for children
123. 9:27to spend the majority of their waking hours with people
124. 9:29who at a minimum are of the same level of wisdom
125. 9:35or lack thereof as they are.
126. 9:39And then we'll have more conversations about
127. 9:40Raya Boem and others from scripture.
128. 9:43It's simply put too many of us have been willing
129. 9:46to embrace things as they are.
130. 9:48we don't employ Romans 12 to.
131. 9:50Or we have a selective employment in Romans 12 to.
132. 9:52Like I had the conversation coming up,
133. 9:53Zoramam Donny creates a great opportunity for this.
134. 9:56You know, government on grocery stores,
135. 9:59we're not in no heart and taking government
136. 10:03on grocery stores.
137. 10:04It was for Zoramam Donny,
138. 10:06this communist in New York City, New York City.
139. 10:10Zip it cookie.
140. 10:14I said, man, yeah, yeah, government on grocery stores,
141. 10:16But what about government run school systems?
142. 10:20You think the government do a better job with school systems and they will will grow your
143. 10:28stores?
144. 10:29Yeah, yeah, I get in trouble.
145. 10:32I get in trouble.
146. 10:34But let's apply the scripture.
147. 10:35Romans 12 tells the believer not to be conformed to the way things operate in this world.
148. 10:40Yes, well, this is the way things have gone off all this time.
149. 10:43Yes, it has been.
150. 10:44But how has it been working?
151. 10:46How has it been working?
152. 10:48Has it been working?
153. 10:49has been the results produced.
154. 10:51Is it effective?
155. 10:52What is our ultimate objective?
156. 10:53Have we considered what is the purpose
157. 10:56of the pedagogical offerings?
158. 10:58If our thought process is, what do you need education
159. 11:00to get a job, where did that idea come from?
160. 11:03Because if you search the scripture, you won't find
161. 11:06the pursuit of occupation being the purpose
162. 11:08of training in the mind,
163. 11:12he who walks with the why shall become wise.
164. 11:15But what does the opposite of the opposite is?
165. 11:17The corollary is, but the companion of fools
166. 11:21Will suffer harm?
167. 11:24Now let's ask that question.
168. 11:26How much of our life companionship is comprised by fools?
169. 11:34Our children are gonna have friends.
170. 11:36How many of their friends are fools biblically?
171. 11:42Should that be the type of friendships we should allow?
172. 11:45Should that be the type of friendships we should pursue?
173. 11:48Oh, they're so popular.
174. 11:49This is the starting quarterback, it's a rad.
175. 11:53Hey, he might be able to throw a nice 15-yard out.
176. 11:56Is he a fool biblically?
177. 11:59these are the cool girls they all have the same tennis skirts. Are they fools biblically?
178. 12:05Oh you don't understand you don't understand Mr. Hamilton if you don't allow your child to
179. 12:12participate they're gonna be social outcasts. I hear you I feel what you're saying but didn't
180. 12:18the script say we're gonna be peculiar anyway? I kind of really want my children to be okay
181. 12:24if they are the only ones that stand for that to be something that's not an impediment for
182. 12:30for them standing.
183. 12:30That's what I want.
184. 12:32I know that's not automatic.
185. 12:33That's why this is something that has to be trained.
186. 12:36This is why the Apostle Paul wrote the Timothy
187. 12:38that we are to train ourselves for godliness.
188. 12:46And I want you to notice,
189. 12:47I'm not saying this is something that should
190. 12:48solely be applied to our children and not to ourselves.
191. 12:51I ask myself this question,
192. 12:52who are my life companions?
193. 12:56Who are the people that I do life with with regularity?
194. 12:58Who has regular habitual and consistent access to me?
195. 13:02And who do I have regular and consistent and habitual access to?
196. 13:13If we would assess this honestly,
197. 13:15we could answer a lot of questions.
198. 13:19A major detriment, and people don't want to talk about this,
199. 13:21but a major detriment arises
200. 13:23because we often have quote unquote church culture,
201. 13:26but honestly, it's just a somewhat sanitized version
202. 13:30of what the world is.
203. 13:36You know, the world has this part,
204. 13:37we will have our parties.
205. 13:40The world has peer pressure.
206. 13:41Why not in the kingdom of God?
207. 13:43Can we not aspire toward
208. 13:45There be a consistent source of holiness and righteousness in terms of peer pressure.
209. 13:50That the standard that we are establishing and we're pursuing and we're ascribing to
210. 13:55is the righteousness of God.
211. 13:57Why is it that church folks would tell you, well, you know, your daughter has to have
212. 14:01our heart broken at least once or twice before she meets the one says who says who,
213. 14:06where does that come from?
214. 14:10It's foolish.
215. 14:12Well, how can your sons find themselves unless he has four or five girlfriends before
216. 14:16He meets his wife, says, who?
217. 14:17That's not in the Bible.
218. 14:20So if God didn't say that should be standardized
219. 14:23and normalized for us, why do we accept these things?
220. 14:27If we excavate what's happening and dig down
221. 14:29to the foundation, it is often because,
222. 14:33hey, we've been walking with fools,
223. 14:35and we've allowed the ubiquity of foolish sentiment
224. 14:39to set the stage and standard for us as to what we expect
225. 14:43and what we aspire toward, and yet we become
226. 14:46Gobbs back when we think, hey, I didn't realize.
227. 14:51That's why our fruit production is the way it is.
228. 15:01A discipleship minute with Joseph Parker.
229. 15:05What if God wrote a book?
230. 15:06Would you read it?
231. 15:08Well, the fact is God did write a book
232. 15:10and it's called the Bible and we have the privilege of reading it.
233. 15:13The author of the word of God is God our heavenly Father.
234. 15:17He used about 40 or so secretaries to write the word of God.
235. 15:21But God is the one that inspired every word
236. 15:24of the word of God.
237. 15:24So it's a book by God about God.
238. 15:28The word of God is Jesus and Jesus is the word of God.
239. 15:32And so from Genesis to Revelation,
240. 15:34you're reading an autobiography, a book by God about God.
241. 15:38And God continues to introduce himself to us.
242. 15:41And more and more, we come to know who Jesus is
243. 15:44and his personality through the word of God.
244. 15:48We live in a world where people read lots and lots of things,
245. 15:50But the most important book in all of the world for you to read is the book written by
246. 15:55the creator of the universe, the precious Word of God.
247. 16:06Shiting lightning to the darkness, this is the Hamilton Corner, an American family radio.
248. 16:12Welcome back to the Hamilton Corner, Abraham Hamilton the third here.
249. 16:16That's right Pastor Carl saying, hey Barry always not worried about who he walks with the
250. 16:20wise.
251. 16:21He's saying little boys need to be who walk with the gate.
252. 16:25He who walk the homosexual.
253. 16:26you and you need that man to help give you perspective on your man. Oh boy don't get me
254. 16:34started on Tupac Hussein. Don't get me started. Don't get me started. Alright man this has
255. 16:42been so interesting. So I shared I believe that was yesterday President Trump's truth
256. 16:50social post in which he's saying look y'all these these these pharmaceutical companies
257. 16:56Fizer y'all assuring this stuff to me in private then when you your results are being challenged publicly
258. 17:03You don't say anything publicly put the results all but put the results out publicly
259. 17:08If what you are showing me is real and it's true. Why are you hiding it? Why are you hiding it?
260. 17:12And I told you I sense that that a rope a dope is
261. 17:16underway
262. 17:17Similar to what the scarf lady Deborah Birx did and was she admitted that she did?
263. 17:21Just told him behind the scenes where he needed to hear in order for them in order for him to do what she
264. 17:25wanted to be done and Dr. Frouci and others. So I think the same thing has happened because
265. 17:32they follow the same blueprint. So now that you have Robert F Kennedy Jr. and others of
266. 17:38the Make America healthy again movement saying that listen, we've been poisoning ourselves
267. 17:42with these injections and all these other things. And I want to be clear, I am not in favor of
268. 17:47government mandated. You can't you can't have your your high fructose corn syrup in your,
269. 17:54You know, your pancakes here, but whatever.
270. 17:56But I do think the American people need to be informed.
271. 17:58We need to know what it is.
272. 18:00You know, if red dye 40 isn't all of these different foods,
273. 18:03we should know what red dye 40 isn't, know that it's in it.
274. 18:07You know, but the American people should make the choice.
275. 18:09It shouldn't be compelled governmentally.
276. 18:11But you see lots of corporations
277. 18:13because what's been happening,
278. 18:14the poison they've been putting in the foods
279. 18:16and things are being exposed.
280. 18:17So now many of the corporations are voluntarily
281. 18:20taking the stuff out.
282. 18:21And you wonder why was it so easy
283. 18:22because they're doing it in other countries.
284. 18:24That's why it's not, it's so easy
285. 18:26because they've already been doing it every other nation.
286. 18:32Well, today there was a hearing on Capitol Hill
287. 18:35in the US Senate and there were senators who thought
288. 18:39they were going to push RFK Jr. into a corner
289. 18:44and get him to kind of capitulate on his position.
290. 18:47Oh, but he didn't capitulate.
291. 18:50And it was interesting to me for several reasons.
292. 18:53But one of the major reasons,
293. 18:56and it comes through, and I'm gonna share clips
294. 18:58with you in a moment here,
295. 18:59It comes through the video and comes through the audio.
296. 19:03That our arcade union team seems to be very sincere.
297. 19:06You know, it doesn't seem to be some ploy.
298. 19:08It doesn't seem to be, well, since you asked the question,
299. 19:11Senator, you know, like,
300. 19:13political speak for the sake of some type of,
301. 19:16well, let me have a conversation with you,
302. 19:18because I'm really just auditioning for my next lobbying
303. 19:21position for Big Pharma or,
304. 19:25whatever else that often transpires.
305. 19:27It's actually a bit refreshing.
306. 19:30I still have lots of things I agree with RFK Junior about.
307. 19:33I think he kind of got overwhelmed initially
308. 19:37with the potency of the DC swamp.
309. 19:42But it seems now he's finally starting to get some traction
310. 19:45and do some things that he talked about
311. 19:47before he ever got into President Trump's administration.
312. 19:50So I want to start this portion of the show
313. 19:54with sharing a bit of RFK Junior's exchange
314. 19:59change with Senator Wyden. Oh, boy. Oh, man. Senator Wyden was was in its Ron Wyden of
315. 20:12Oregon. Senator Ron Wyden of Oregon basically challenged the truthfulness. Not only the
316. 20:23the political calculus in the results of of Robert Kennedy's changes at the CDC. Like
317. 20:32he's cleaned house. He's cleaning and has cleaned house at the CDC. What else was Senator
318. 20:36Bennett challenged, basically Senator Bennett called him a liar, afraid of saying you're
319. 20:40lying. But he didn't back down. Senator Wyden questioned the efficacy of some of the changes.
320. 20:46But I have a kid, you say, bro, how long have you been on this panel? How long have you
321. 20:51be on the Sydney Committee? You've been on this committee for 20, 25 years and you ain't
322. 20:55never said an aerial word. You have been perfectly fined with presiding over, in particular, the
323. 21:04chronic disease, chronic diseases, metastasizing amongst our children. That's what RFK Junior
324. 21:12said. It was quite the interesting and telling exchange. Listen to and watch it. It's clip
325. 21:18Number three, clip three, go.
326. 21:20I don't think, Mr. Secretary, this is about you and me.
327. 21:24This is about kids being pushed in harm's way by reckless
328. 21:29and repeated decisions to get scientists and doctors
329. 21:32out of the way and allow conspiracy theories
330. 21:35to dictate this country's health policy.
331. 21:38I don't see any evidence that you have any regrets
332. 21:40about anything you've done or plans to change it.
333. 21:43And my last comment is, I hope that you will tell
334. 21:47the American people. How many preventable child deaths are an acceptable sacrifice for enacting
335. 21:54an agenda that I think is fundamentally cruel and defies common sense?
336. 21:59Thank you Mr Chairman.
337. 22:00Do I got a reply? Senator you've sat in that chair for how long?
338. 22:08Twenty, twenty-five years while the chronic disease in our children went up to seventy-six
339. 22:12percent. And you said nothing. You never asked the question why it's not happening. Why is this
340. 22:18happening today? For the first time in 20 years, we learned that infant mortality has increased in
341. 22:25our country. It's not because I came in here is because of what happened during the Biden administration
342. 22:29that we're going to end. Invent mortality has increased for the first time in 20 years.
343. 22:38We're getting the data now.
344. 22:41But when it has happened and he said, listen, because we did things to children during the
345. 22:50Biden administration that we hadn't done in the previous 20 years.
346. 22:56And it's not like RK, Julian was breathing in the mic while Senator White was speaking,
347. 23:01almost nose breathing.
348. 23:02I mean, mouth breathing, you know, 20, 25 years.
349. 23:10So this committee is a committee that also has jurisdiction over health policy matters
350. 23:14in the US Senate.
351. 23:16Ron Wyden has been on this committee since 1996.
352. 23:231996.
353. 23:24I was at I was in high school, 2600 AP two row.
354. 23:27Right, sons of gold and purple.
355. 23:30This man has been on the same committee and he has not asked the question once publicly.
356. 23:36This is what Senator, I mean, sorry,
357. 23:38our kid, Junior was saying Secretary Kennedy was saying, you've been on this
358. 23:41committee since 1996 and you have never once asked the question, why is
359. 23:46chronic diseases amongst our children increasing and now it is increased up to
360. 23:5276%. Why have you asked any questions? I'll fill in the blanks shall I? Because
361. 24:01in a wide and it hadn't necessarily been concerned about the children. I almost
362. 24:06said it like I said in a black the churn. He wasn't worried about the chair.
363. 24:09Ron Wyden wanted to make sure, I don't know this would be factual, but let's say it
364. 24:13this way. Two of the biggest expenditures for big pharma. Two of the biggest
365. 24:19expenditures. You want to know what they are? Research and lobbyists.
366. 24:29You want, let's, let's just give me, can we keep it in an entire book? Can we
367. 24:33keep it a foul? Wow. Keep it a thousand percent. Why does big pharma spend so
368. 24:40much money on lobbyists? Why do people like Lyle Watha, this is amazing to me. You
369. 24:47you know, Lyah Watha, the Marxist, the little people,
370. 24:49all fight back against big companies.
371. 24:51And she's one of the biggest recipients
372. 24:53of congressional donations from big pharma.
373. 25:00They spend googobs of money on elected officials
374. 25:06because they want elected officials to be their guard dogs
375. 25:08to do exactly what Ron Wyden is doing right there.
376. 25:12You know the guard dogs, y'all.
377. 25:14Anybody comes near this gate, you dare,
378. 25:16He's scared my way.
379. 25:18Anybody come near the shore.
380. 25:20You got to scare them away.
381. 25:21Go go go go go go.
382. 25:24That's why it's been the money.
383. 25:27Because they don't want anybody to touch the big farmer gravy train.
384. 25:30As long as everything was rocking and rolling as they wanted it to roll.
385. 25:34Meaning, the big pharmaceutical company switched by the way.
386. 25:38Do we even need to have a conversation about how the big pharmaceutical companies have received
387. 25:43Congressionally protected immunity from liability for lawsuits for products that they create, huh?
388. 25:53We have that conversation. So Robert Kennedy is absolutely right. You've been on this
389. 25:59committee 20, 25 years, son. And you ain't said a word. But now that I'm changing stuff, now you
390. 26:05man. Why you mad now? Why are you talking now? And the senators, and you're going to hear
391. 26:12some of it coming up next, they high by. Why are the ones who asked the questions?
392. 26:16You don't get to ask me any questions.
393. 26:19I am the one asking questions.
394. 26:21This is my hearing.
395. 26:23So we can't have a conversation, a legitimate conversation.
396. 26:29Senator Bennett from Colorado literally called
397. 26:32our kid Junior a liar, say you're lying.
398. 26:35And our kid Junior said, so I'm lying.
399. 26:39So you're telling me there's no connection between those
400. 26:41who you see, no evidence of any connection between those
401. 26:43who've had the schmovid injections in myocarditis
402. 26:47and pericarditis.
403. 26:48Y'all think Senate have been to answer that question?
404. 26:54I won't tell you, I'll let you hear for yourself.
405. 26:56Listen to you and watch clip number four, clip four, go.
406. 27:00I think it's critical for you to share the evidence
407. 27:03that this panel will rely on.
408. 27:06Will you give the American people six months
409. 27:09or six weeks in advance the record
410. 27:11that they're gonna rely on to make these decisions?
411. 27:14Will you make it transparent for the American people?
412. 27:16All the evidence is transparent.
413. 27:18Will you make it an advance transparent
414. 27:20for the American people so they can come.
415. 27:22All the evidence is transparent for the first time in history,
416. 27:25and you were never there complaining
417. 27:27when the pharmaceutical companies were picking those people
418. 27:30and then running their products through it with no safety.
419. 27:33You can characterize it any way you want.
420. 27:35I quoted them today.
421. 27:36What I said was accurate.
422. 27:38When you said work live, are you just saying, Senator?
423. 27:42Moving the tight end.
424. 27:45Are you saying that a TMR knife accident has never
425. 27:49I am saying, I am simply trying to tell I am simply trying to say that the people that
426. 27:58you have put on that panel after firing the entire name of the question.
427. 28:04You know, I'm asking the questions here.
428. 28:07I'm asking the questions.
429. 28:09I'm asking the questions from Mr. Kennedy on behalf of parents and schools and teachers
430. 28:18all over the United States of America who deserve so much better than your leadership.
431. 28:24That's what this conversation is about, Mr. Chairman.
432. 28:28I don't know, they deserve the truth and that's what we're going to give them for the first
433. 28:32time in the history of that agency.
434. 28:35I'm asking the questions.
435. 28:45Mr. Kennedy, you just came here with lies.
436. 28:49You came here with lies.
437. 28:53And then R.K. hitting with Senator. Are you saying you never heard him or
438. 28:59I connected to myocarditis? Guys, this is endless. I'm I did this is my own kind of maybe even a
439. 29:10reflexive defense mechanism. And sometimes I joke when I'm very upset. This, this is shameful.
440. 29:20This is shameful. You called the man a liar. You called the man a liar. And then he says,
441. 29:27So Senator, you call me a liar.
442. 29:29So am I lying when I say that the mRNA vaccine has been associated with myocarditis and pericarditis?
443. 29:35Are you saying that's never happened?
444. 29:38What did you do?
445. 29:40That boy looked like Sequan, Sequan, Barkley.
446. 29:45He had to spin and jump backwards to get out of that question.
447. 29:49To get away from the question, you call me a liar.
448. 29:54I'm saying this is what I said, tell me what's alive about that.
449. 29:57No, I'm asking the questions here.
450. 29:59So why won't you answer the question if you call me a liar?
451. 30:02Man, this is just sickening.
452. 30:04This is just sickening to me.
453. 30:06Sickening.
454. 30:09Our system, Murrow shared in the chat
455. 30:11that I'm gonna read exactly where she put.
456. 30:15In India, Pfizer was attempting to get emergency youth
457. 30:18authorization.
458. 30:20Let's have this without system Murrow posted.
459. 30:22And then the Indian government said,
460. 30:24well show us the evidence on your injections.
461. 30:30And if you can't provide all the information,
462. 30:32then you can't sell your serum in India.
463. 30:37And what is she, what Sister Merle said?
464. 30:39And Pfizer withdrew their petition
465. 30:41from emergency youth authorization.
466. 30:44Guys, this is sickening.
467. 30:47This is sickening.
468. 30:47We've had the Fox's Garden in Hinnhouse
469. 30:49for all of these years.
470. 30:54We've had all these issues.
471. 30:55And again, I am not for government compulsion, anything.
472. 30:57That's why when Michelle Obama came in with her
473. 30:59trying to force schools to change all this kind of stuff,
474. 31:03I'm not for government compelling anything.
475. 31:05But we need to have the information.
476. 31:07There were scores of people who subjected themselves to these toxic serums because they trusted our government and in particular they trusted the CDC.
477. 31:16And then when you look under the hood or if you want to use a metaphor that's popular in American American society, when you go to see the wizard,
478. 31:23and you find out, oh there's a curtain and you go to look behind the curtain and you realize,
479. 31:28oh, there's a man using the machine.
480. 31:33Pay no attention to the man behind the curtain.
481. 31:37But the thing is, this is not a fantasy.
482. 31:42Indoorty is an honor yellow pick road.
483. 31:43These are real people with real lives,
484. 31:46and real family members, and real testimonies,
485. 31:50and real moms that are having their college daughters
486. 31:52wake up in dorm rooms dead, not waking up in dorm rooms.
487. 31:56Doctors lose their ability to practice medicine
488. 32:00because they have spinal inflammation,
489. 32:04an entire society where people lost businesses,
490. 32:07lost livelihoods, lost relatives,
491. 32:09Lost family members, shut down our whole country for these lies.
492. 32:14And this man has y'all dashing to say,
493. 32:16if you are part of the brigade of the liars,
494. 32:18we don't want you working here anymore.
495. 32:20And then all of the dogs, that are the guard dogs,
496. 32:22that are the big farmer guard dogs,
497. 32:23they wanna, get away, get away, get away, RFK.
498. 32:26Don't look behind the curtain,
499. 32:27don't try to see if anything's wrong,
500. 32:29don't try to challenge any of these things,
501. 32:30don't look at any of this stuff.
502. 32:37So you get things like that.
503. 32:41Senator Bennett called the man the liar,
504. 32:44RFK said, well tell me where I've lied.
505. 32:47said it's a bit response to say I'm asking the question to you don't get to ask me any
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534. 35:05The Hamilton Quarter Podcast
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536. 35:10back to the Hamilton Quarter on American Family Radio.
537. 35:15Welcome back to the Hamilton Corner,
538. 35:17Abraham Hamilton the third year.
539. 35:18And listen, I know I've said it and I'll say it just to be
540. 35:20clear, there are a lot of things I don't agree
541. 35:22with R.K. Jr. on.
542. 35:23you know, I've said it.
543. 35:26He has in the past advocated for abortion.
544. 35:29Y'all know where I am on that.
545. 35:33On these chemicals though, he's on point.
546. 35:38On these chemicals.
547. 35:41So it seems he has not attempted to use the HHS position
548. 35:49to advance a pro-in-utero baby murder position,
549. 35:57but he's right on these chemicals and things.
550. 35:59And if that wasn't enough for you to just upset your,
551. 36:05stomach for the moment. Let's toggle over to Washington State for a moment, shall we?
552. 36:12Some of you are like, no, please, no. And this is why I continue to say that the most
553. 36:21desperate need for America is repentance, man. We have a large percentage of the
554. 36:27American populace. That is, as the scripture said, inclined towards evil. That's just
555. 36:41the truth. In Washington State, as children are going back to school all over
556. 36:47country. Many of them are going to government indoctrination complexes. I'm sorry, but that's
557. 36:58just the truth. And this is true in Washington state where kindergarteners, that kindergartners
558. 37:04guys, kindergartners, we're talking about four and five year olds, four and five year olds,
559. 37:12where they're being welcomed in Washington state with lessons on quote, a gender jamboree.
560. 37:19Yeah, yeah, a gender jamboree where four and five year old boys and girls are encouraged
561. 37:29to name at least three genders.
562. 37:33Notice I said at least at least three gender identities while also identifying their own.
563. 37:43The tagline from the lesson was quote, some people are boys.
564. 37:47Some people are girls.
565. 37:49Some people are both and some people are neither.
566. 37:53I am not joking.
567. 37:54Listen to and watch.
568. 37:57Try not to puke.
569. 37:58Clip number two, clip two, go.
570. 38:01For kindergartners, the objective is kids get to identify their own gender and then the
571. 38:07program lists at least three genders.
572. 38:11And then the key message of this program is some people are boys, some people are girls,
573. 38:18Some people are both and some people are neither.
574. 38:20Again, we're talking about kindergarteners.
575. 38:26Tell these same people.
576. 38:27I want to put the Ten Commandments in the Washington State Public School for the kindergarteners.
577. 38:31What?
578. 38:33Royal Rumble.
579. 38:34I mean, Chairs flying.
580. 38:36Wigs being tossed.
581. 38:37Button's popping.
582. 38:38You can't find it in the first amendment.
583. 38:40But hey, let's get the four or five of those little gender jamboree.
584. 38:44Yeah?
585. 38:45A little gender jamboree.
586. 38:48Did I already say we talking about kindergarteners?
587. 38:52Maybe even go down the line of reasoning and question as to why people like this are so
588. 38:57demented and so bent on
589. 39:00voicing this type of
590. 39:03tripe on
591. 39:06vulnerable
592. 39:07children
593. 39:09Four and five kindergarten. Why why is this?
594. 39:12And people get mad at me when I say it with these the government doctor at your complexes
595. 39:19I'll remind you the Montgomery school district in Maryland Supreme Court case
596. 39:24Thankfully, the Supreme Court reversed the previous decisions by one, the school district.
597. 39:32Two, the teachers in the schools.
598. 39:36Three, the federal district court in Maryland.
599. 39:38Four, the appellate court.
600. 39:40It took the Supreme Court to step in and stop insanity.
601. 39:42Do you think these people who advocated for that stuff, they all of a sudden say, yeah,
602. 39:46you know what?
603. 39:47Yeah, yeah, you know what's better not to intrude upon the province of parents.
604. 39:52No, remember what came out of the Supreme Court documents that you had teachers who intentionally
605. 39:57wanted to do it because they were trying to save the children from the bigoted mindsets of their parents.
606. 40:05Who cares if you object parents? It's almost like old boy who ran for governor in Virginia.
607. 40:11You don't get to have any say over what goes on in here. Once you put them in these doors,
608. 40:16it's almost like what Horace Mann said. We view all parents who send their children to our schools
609. 40:20as having given hostages to our cause. Horace Mann specifically said to public schools as
610. 40:26giving hostages to our calls.
611. 40:27Guys, why do you keep seeing this over and over and over and over again?
612. 40:32Over and over and over again.
613. 40:35People say, DIY is dead in the Trump, is it?
614. 40:38Or is it just under another name?
615. 40:40You think all of these people who advocated and supported that stuff,
616. 40:43they just went away? You think they just went away?
617. 40:45You think they just went away?
618. 40:47Guys, they didn't go away.
619. 40:51They maybe burrowed underground a little bit more.
620. 40:54They might have reshuffled the deck,
621. 40:57put new names on certain things, but they didn't just go away.
622. 41:01And when I'm talking about the greatest need in America is repentance.
623. 41:07Repentance comes from the group where meta-noia.
624. 41:10Meta is compound word, meta-meaning with, noia meaning the mind.
625. 41:13Guys, this is, this is poison.
626. 41:16Just like I'm talking about these injection serums with this mRNA and injecting spike proteins
627. 41:22to people's bodies, this is intellectual, spiritual, and moral poison that has been injected into
628. 41:28to the mainstream of American society for generations.
629. 41:37For generations.
630. 41:38When I said earlier about the whole notion,
631. 41:40why do people automatically assume that children
632. 41:42need to be socialized by other children?
633. 41:43Guys, that came straight out of the Mark's Ingalls playbook.
634. 41:48Come straight out of it.
635. 41:52It is an effort to curate a notion,
636. 41:56a sense of oneself that strips the children
637. 41:59from the families, destabilizing the family unit,
638. 42:03making the most potent and enduring influence
639. 42:05in the lives of people who inevitably will be adults for it not to be their families.
640. 42:12You ask yourself, what is the number one determining factor as to the development of a value system?
641. 42:19You want to know what it is?
642. 42:20Wherever the person spends the most time.
643. 42:24Whoever has the most time and attention, time and attention, burging over into influence.
644. 42:29This is why you have the phenomenon of children care more about what their peer groups say,
645. 42:33but they don't care what their parents say.
646. 42:34Guys, that has been designed that way
647. 42:35by the way we're indoctrinating our children.
648. 42:38They spend the majority of their waking hours
649. 42:40away from their families.
650. 42:42So why would these same children care
651. 42:44about what their families think?
652. 42:45They only have to tolerate and endure their families
653. 42:48for brief moments when the majority of their lives
654. 42:51have no bearing and nothing to do with their families.
655. 42:55Go and look it up for yourself
656. 42:56and see whether or not I'm telling you the truth.
657. 43:01Because God already told us this and do the R&B 6.
658. 43:03The most fundamental ingredient to disciple making is time.
659. 43:08It's time.
660. 43:10That's why it's the way it is.
661. 43:13Yes, let's get the entire society comfortable with the idea
662. 43:17that children spend more of their time away from their parents,
663. 43:21away from their families,
664. 43:22and spend time with their peer group,
665. 43:25and the peer group determines what is good,
666. 43:28what is valuable, what is true, what is praiseworthy.
667. 43:34Y'all have had the experience.
668. 43:35I've told my own stories about this.
669. 43:38Why does this y'all got it?
670. 43:39Why does Shout insists on having these same kind of shoes?
671. 43:42You know why?
672. 43:43Because that's what all the little boogabers and boogaboos
673. 43:45in their peer group have.
674. 43:46And that's what the boogabers and boogaboos have said
675. 43:48is desirable and is important.
676. 43:52Why is it so important what they think?
677. 43:55Are they wise?
678. 43:56No, but they have the most frequent and enduring
679. 44:00and repeated access.
680. 44:07And we don't understand.
681. 44:09And we're supposed to be members of the body of Christ
682. 44:11with the Spirit of God indwelling us,
683. 44:12yet we don't have the discernment to recognize
684. 44:14that's what it is.
685. 44:16And we go along with it. Why? Because it's normal. Well,
686. 44:20Abe, that's the way it's always been. Well, Abe, what do you expect me to do?
687. 44:25I have all these other things I have to do. And I just simply asked the question,
688. 44:28what's more important than pointing to our own children? What's more important than
689. 44:31that? We'll sacrifice for a job. We'll sacrifice for a house. We'll sacrifice for
690. 44:37everything else under the sun. But we won't sacrifice for our children. And I know
691. 44:43most parents, most parents haven't even thought about it. I haven't even thought
692. 44:48about it and it's not only the parents. Guys, it's not normal. It's not normal. That's why
693. 45:01it has to be conditioned. And that little child is wanting to be nurtured by mom. You have to
694. 45:08train the child to become comfortable with being away from mom. We say, well, you know what's got to
695. 45:13happen? Why? Why? Did we do the same thing in our church environments? Let us create a system and
696. 45:30a structure to keep the family separate. And we are agreeing to our own detriment. We're
697. 45:45consenting for our own disintegration.
698. 45:49Do y'all understand?
699. 45:51What I'm saying is not hard to rest away from us
700. 45:58because we've been conditioned to accept it.
701. 46:02So much so.
702. 46:04Oh, I know I'm really gonna get in trouble now.
703. 46:07So much so, if we're honest,
704. 46:10many families are happy when school starts again
705. 46:12because whoo, I need to get these children away from her.
706. 46:14I need to get them hot.
707. 46:15I need to get them away from me.
708. 46:20Many parents don't even like their own children.
709. 46:22Listen, listen, I know nobody wants to say that out loud.
710. 46:29And the truth is, because you're not really interacting with your children,
711. 46:33you're interacting with a child who's been indoctrinated and socialized into a
712. 46:38system to where their highest levels of comfortability are away from you.
713. 46:42Look, I was talking to a parent not too long ago.
714. 46:44I said, man, you know what, when I'm at home, my child, we don't even hardly ever
715. 46:46talk. It's hard to get her to talk to me.
716. 46:52And I said, you know why?
717. 46:53Cause she's more used to talking to everybody else.
718. 46:55We go to the school, they say, man, this girl talks all day long.
719. 46:58She's talking every, she don't ever stop talking.
720. 47:00She comes on.
721. 47:00She's quiet as a mouse.
722. 47:01You think that child just mutates when she gets home?
723. 47:06No.
724. 47:07She's developed a comfort level with engagement that does not include you.
725. 47:13In her life, you are the exception.
726. 47:17You are the non-standard variable.
727. 47:22So you just have to be endured temporarily to where you get back to where I really do
728. 47:26life.
729. 47:28Guys, I'm just telling you all the truth, man.
730. 47:31I'm just telling you all the truth.
731. 47:32And we don't often know where these ideas have come from.
732. 47:35Why are these things the way they are?
733. 47:36Why do we do things the way we do with them?
734. 47:39But we just keep doing them.
735. 47:41But we don't examine the fruit of doing them.
736. 47:45So much so do we accept certain things.
737. 47:46Well, you know the child has to go to the terrible twos.
738. 47:48Why?
739. 47:49Why do the twos have to be terrible?
740. 47:52From my experience and from experience and many others that I know,
741. 47:56and most importantly, I don't see anything in the script that says the twos automatically have to be terrible.
742. 48:02Why the teenage years automatically have to be horrible?
743. 48:05Why do we accept that?
744. 48:07I'm not saying you don't have different challenges,
745. 48:09and I've told you guys that I have two teenagers to my house now.
746. 48:12I had one full couple of years and I had two.
747. 48:14There are adjustments, there are challenges,
748. 48:17but teenagers shouldn't automatically mean that we have to expect
749. 48:20and make room for rebellion.
750. 48:22I don't see that in scripture.
751. 48:25In fact, that's the opposite.
752. 48:28But we accept these things.
753. 48:34Why?
754. 48:35Because they're normalized in the world around us.
755. 48:38us, and instead of refusing to be conformed to this world and be transformed by the renewing
756. 48:49of our minds, that transformation by the renewing of our minds, God includes a transformation
757. 48:56that results a new thinking that changes our expectations. What should we expect with newness
758. 49:05of life? What should we expect with a new mind? What should we expect with renewed vision?
759. 49:14And with these renewed expectations,
760. 49:16it's not only external facing,
761. 49:18what should I expect of me?
762. 49:21How should I be different in this renewal of mine?
763. 49:33Man, I'm saying this, and I'm not saying this as someone.
764. 49:35Yeah, look at me, look at my true,
765. 49:37and I'm growing and going, look at this perfect job.
766. 49:39I'm in the trenches with you all.
767. 49:41I'm in the trenches right now.
768. 49:46But if we're going to enjoy something that is different
769. 49:50from what is prevalent in the world around us, guys,
770. 49:52we have to be different.
771. 49:54We have to be peculiar.
772. 49:56What do you think the fruit will be
773. 49:58of these vulnerable children made in the image of God
774. 50:01who adults in Washington state
775. 50:03are forcing them to participate in a gender jamboree?
776. 50:07What do you think is gonna happen with those babies?
777. 50:14Are we gonna be reading another manifesto?
778. 50:16I regret that I made myself believe the lie
779. 50:19that I was transgender?
780. 50:21I regret telling people that I'm a girl when I'm a boy
781. 50:26and I know I'm a boy.
782. 50:28I'll never be a girl.
783. 50:30But I can't see a public that I'm embarrassed now because then it will look like I'm conceding
784. 50:33defeat."
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