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0:00More than 45 years ago, Brother Don Wildman, with Linda by his side,
0:05he did God's call and began this ministry on his dining room table.
0:09Since then, dedicated people and supporters have joined Don's efforts to bring Godly values back to America.
0:16And the fight is far from over.
0:19All God asked Godim, his fightfulness.
0:23It's day two of Sharethon and its Founders' Day.
0:26You can help honor Brother Don's legacy with the Founders' Day Pledge.
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0:40Family Radio. Good evening everyone. Welcome to the Hamilton Corner, Fall 2025
0:52Day 2, Sharethon Edition. We are grateful to have you in the corner with us. We are
1:00in day two as I mentioned the share on the number to call is eight seven seven six one six
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1:36are making your transition from your part-time jobs where you generate an income
1:40to your full-time jobs where you cultivate an outcome.
1:47I articulate this in this manner intentionally in an effort to aid us
1:51in recalibrating our thought processes.
1:53The culture works overtime to make us think of ourselves in terms of our occupations,
1:59to make our occupations synonymous with our identities, but those things are not synonymous.
2:07All right. In our full-time jobs, our full-time jobs of outcome cultivation,
2:12they start right in our homes. We must resist the press of the spirit of the age and the surrounding
2:20and culture to get us to play significance and importance
2:23on everything else to the neglect of our families
2:30because we'll never be able to out-politic,
2:32we'll never be able to out-vote,
2:34we'll never frankly be able to out-church
2:37the deficiencies that abound in our homes.
2:40This is one of the major messages that I endeavor
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3:17Because what goes on in your house is far more important, far more important than what goes
3:23on in the White House. The purpose of that is not to denigrate or minimize, uh, order to
3:29render in substantial things that are transpiring the White House. Of course, those things are
3:33important, but they simply are not more important than what goes on in our homes. I got a sneezing
3:41spell going on. That's why I'm stopping and going so much. 8, 7, 7, 6, 1, 6, 2, 3, 9, 6
3:52is the number to call, eight, seven, seven, six, one, six, two , three, nine, six, I am
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3:58It's Shareathown, but we still got the contingent in the building right across from me.
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4:16gentlemen.
4:17We're ready to rock n roll with today's program.
4:20To the word of God, we go with the theme.
4:22for this year's Sheraton is yes, he can. The scripture is anchored in Ephesians 3,
4:29verses 23-21 are the primary verses, but I want to go a little bit above that on the pages of
4:36scripture going back to verse 17, Ephesians 3, verse 17 all the way to verse 21. And this is the
4:45the Apostle Paul writing to the church at Ephesus,
4:50and this is what he writes.
4:53Well, I said, I would go to verse 17,
4:57but I'm gonna go back to verse 14, verse 14.
5:01And this is what the word of God says,
5:02for this reason I bow my knees before the Father,
5:06from whom every family in heaven and on earth
5:11derives its name, that he would grant you
5:17according to the riches of his glory,
5:20to be strengthened, oh man, with power,
5:23through his spirit in the inner man,
5:28so that Christ may dwell in your hearts through faith,
5:32and that you being rooted and grounded in love
5:36may be able to comprehend with all the saints
5:39what is the breath and length and height and depth,
5:44and to know the love of Christ,
5:46which surpasses knowledge that you may be filled up
5:52to all the fullness of God,
5:56now to him who is a bore God,
5:59to do far more abundantly,
6:02beyond all that we ask or think,
6:06according to the power that works within us,
6:10to him be the glory in the church,
6:13and in Christ Jesus to all generations forever
6:17and ever a man.
6:19Oh brothers and sisters,
6:21what a rich heritage we have in the King of Kings
6:24and in the Lord of Lords
6:25that so often when the scripture is quoted
6:27when people say for he is able to do exceedingly
6:31and abundantly and above all we don't understand sometimes
6:35that we stripped that away from its context.
6:38But what the Apostle Paul is is literally communicating.
6:41He says first for this very reason
6:43I bow my knees to the Father
6:45that you, the brethren, the body, members of God's eternal family, that you, according
6:53to the riches of His glory, may be strengthened with power in the inner man.
6:59In the inner man, do you realize that this glorious gospel that we proclaim, this scandalous gospel
7:06that we proclaim, that it literally communicates the reality of immortality, not merely in the
7:12eternal state, but the capacity to overcome being redeemed by the blood of the lambs, having
7:18our sin atoned for to where we are no longer obligated to be confined to the end of nature.
7:26No longer obligated but the apostle Paul communicated that the body may be aware that we can be
7:33strengthened by the power of spirit in our inner man.
7:38Why? Verse 17 tells us, so that Christ may dwell in your hearts through faith,
7:44and that you being rooted and grounded in love.
7:47One of my favorite things you're doing in New Orleans, you go to Audubon Park,
7:50for example, you have these beautiful trees and they're huge with their trunks,
7:54but what's not obvious is that roots dive deep beneath the surface with all kinds of storms and hurricanes.
8:01You know what never moves? Those trees, because those roots, the roots are so deep
8:07that they're grounded and they're rooted.
8:10This is what Paul is saying,
8:11we have the capacity for in our faith,
8:13no matter what torrential rains come,
8:15no matter what violent winds blow,
8:17no matter what trends come and go,
8:19we can be rooted in the King of Kings
8:21and the Lord of Lords.
8:22And then Paul goes on to the believer
8:24that you may be able to comprehend.
8:26It's instructive for us to remember
8:28that Paul is writing this to believers in Ephesus.
8:32Because sometimes there are scenarios that exist,
8:35that you may have genuine believers,
8:37but they haven't been discipled.
8:40Paul's epistles to the Corinthians are a great example of this,
8:43that Paul is right into the Corinthians
8:45and in the beginning of the Epistle in 1 Corinthians,
8:47he affirms that they're fellow believers,
8:49but then he goes on to diagnose all manners
8:51of sinful concepts, all manner of sinful conduct,
8:54all manner of sinful mindsets,
8:55because you have believers, but when they're not discipled,
8:58they could look like they're indistinguishable
9:03from the world around them.
9:04They could look like people who do not,
9:07as Paul is writing here, they are not able to comprehend.
9:11With all of the saints, the breath and the depth
9:14and the length and the height of their salvation.
9:17But Paul here is praying and saying,
9:19Lord, I'm going before you so that the believers can
9:22comprehend, that you may be able to comprehend
9:24who you are in him, what he's afforded for you,
9:27what you're capable of in him,
9:29what he's accomplished on your behalf,
9:30what he accomplishes in you,
9:32what he accomplishes through you,
9:33that you may be able to comprehend that.
9:35This is what our world needs to know.
9:37We have people that are coming from all kinds of backgrounds,
9:40and the world would say, you can't be different,
9:42you can't change, you can't overcome that.
9:44Our Supreme Court just yesterday heard a case
9:47that is saying it's illegal for you to convey to a minor
9:50that they have unwanted sexual attraction,
9:52that they actually could be set free from that.
9:54They wanna make it illegal to proclaim that.
9:56But that is a part of our heritage.
9:58First Corinthians six, such were some of you,
10:01but you've been washed.
10:03You've been cleaned, you've been purchased.
10:05All of this is in the scripture.
10:06And then Paul goes on and to know that you, the believer,
10:10may know the love of Christ, which surpasses all knowledge.
10:15The love of Christ, brothers and sisters,
10:17surpasses all knowledge.
10:22In that you and I may be filled up
10:27to all the fullness of God.
10:29This is a context in which the Apostle Paul then goes on
10:32to say now to him who was able to do far more abundantly
10:36beyond all that we can ask or think or imagine
10:40according to the power that works within us brothers.
10:43This verse, this theme when we're proclaiming
10:46in the Sheraton, yes, he can what he's referring to
10:50specifically when the word of God says yes,
10:52he can is that you and I have access to the fullness
10:56of God as his offspring.
10:59That's what Ephesians is telling us in chapter three.
11:01That's what Paul is telling us in this epistle
11:03to Defease in chapter three,
11:05that the fullness of what is available
11:07to a human being on this side of eternity
11:09by the grace and power of our Lord Jesus Christ
11:11is available to us by his spirit.
11:15So because that is the case,
11:18because that is a biblical fact.
11:23I'll say like Francis Shafer says,
11:25how then shall we live?
11:28How then shall we perceive ourselves?
11:31How then shall we perceive our family members?
11:34How then shall we perceive our loved ones?
11:37How then shall we perceive our fellow citizens?
11:40Yes, he can.
11:43That all the fullness and to know the love of Christ
11:46with surpasses knowledge that you may be filled up
11:49to all the fullness of God, verse 20.
11:51Now to him who was able to do far more abundantly,
11:54beyond all that we ask or think,
11:56according to the power that works within us,
11:58to him be glory in the church.
12:00and in Christ Jesus to all generations, forever and ever,
12:08amen, do you see that?
12:11That this fullness of God,
12:13that the apostle Paul is communicating in an appeal to heaven,
12:17that this fullness of God would be accessible
12:21by the power and grace of Jesus Christ
12:23to all generations of those who seek him,
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14:18exceedingly and abundantly and above all that we can ask or think or imagine that we understand
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16:59Welcome back to the Fall 2025 Day Two,
17:03share it on edition of the Hamilton Corner, Abraham Hamilton.
17:06The third is my name, what an honor it is
17:09to be a son of the king and to labor in his vineyard.
17:12Man, I'm telling you, all this and heaven too.
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17:19We get the privilege of serving the lowest purposes
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17:26People ask me, how do you remain encouraged, man?
17:28I said, man, I'm in Christ.
17:31I'm in Christ, man, what do you mean?
17:33I'm in Christ, yes, I'm in human beings.
17:35I face things.
17:37I got things going on with family members.
17:39I'm a caregiver in context.
17:41I'm never expected to be on one end.
17:42I still have a three year old and on the other end,
17:45I'm engaged in some other things.
17:48But man, what a benefit it is to be
17:49in the Kingdom of God.
17:51Man, glory to his wonderful name.
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19:15Now we're in the midst and in Washington DC
19:18And this is why I said what goes on in your house is far more important what's going on in the White House
19:22It's a shutdown on Capitol Hill, but it should not be a shutdown in our homes
19:26and I took some time to
19:31Explain about maybe a week ago
19:33ago, what was actually going on with this shutdown from the Democrats in Chuck and
19:38Uxumacwak, Quack, filling the heat from a potential primary challenge from Alexandria
19:44Ocasio-Cortez in New York, though Chuck Schumer has voted 13 times in a row to continue the
19:53government being open.
19:54Now, all of a sudden he's going to make a change.
19:56And I explained to you guys what's happened in the main issue.
19:58They're smaller issues.
20:00But the main issue is Obamacare.
20:03And I explain to you that under the Biden administration, using COVID as an excuse and
20:08using COVID as a backdrop, the Biden administration pushed an enhancement of the Obamacare subsidies.
20:15Obamacare, formerly known as the Affordable Care Act.
20:21What has transpired is that the Republicans have refused through the One Big Beautiful
20:26Bill to make the Biden era enhanced Obamacare subsidies permanent.
20:32But the Democrats are squawking because they want to make the enhanced Obamacare subsidies
20:37permanent, which by the way, includes providing taxpayer-funded health benefits for illegal
20:44aliens.
20:45What would you really have happening, and this really distills it for everyone?
20:49What you really have happening is you have the Democrats who voted for Obamacare now saying
20:54they reject Obamacare.
20:55That's what it is, Bobby.
20:56That's what it is.
20:57It's Obamacare, as it was originally passed.
21:01And the Republicans are saying, keep it the way it was when y'all passed it.
21:06That's guys, that's not an exaggeration of what's happening.
21:10You have the Democrats who all fought for Obamacare, tooth and nail, Republicans opposed
21:19Obamacare.
21:20Now you have Democrats saying Obamacare wasn't enough.
21:24We need more.
21:25Of course, it's never enough.
21:28Now, many of you know that already.
21:32But in the wake of this shutdown, you have strange things that are happening.
21:38Very strange things that are happening.
21:40Let me give the number before I tell you the strange things.
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22:12strange things are happening in the wake of this shutdown because the Washington Post editorial board I
22:22kid you not
22:23though the Washington Post editorial board has now come out and said with people like me have told you for nearly a
22:29a decade on this radio network, others have been saying it for quite some time, I'm going
22:37to give you the quote. I don't want anybody to say, oh, wait, what you said, the Washington
22:41Post editorial board has now published a piece saying this quote, the real problem is that
22:48the Affordable Care Act, which by the way is Obamacare, let me get back to the quote,
22:53The real problem is that the Affordable Care Act was never actually affordable.
23:01In quote, did y'all hear that?
23:03The Washington Post editorial board is now admitting what people like myself have
23:09told you for nearly a decade, but not only that, they are reversing course because
23:13all the way back in 2013, the Washington Post editorial board lauded the praises of
23:19Obama Care 2014 2015 2016 2017 where President Trump was saying we need to
23:23repeal it. The Washington Post editorial board went to its ink and its
23:28publication to say President Trump is not telling the truth about the Affordable
23:32Care Act and now all of a sudden they're admitting the Affordable Care Act was
23:38never really affordable. Listen to clip number three 15 years later the
23:47The Washington Post editorial board finally is admitting what we've said all along.
23:53Clip 3, go.
23:55It only took 15 years and trillions of dollars of taxpayer dollars.
24:00But the Washington Post is pulling a massive bait and switch.
24:04The editorial board admitting that Obama's notorious Affordable Care Act was never actually
24:11affordable.
24:12He writes this quote, this is how entitlement programs work.
24:17Once you habituate people to some generous government handout, they grow dependent on it.
24:23It becomes politically perilous if not impossible to fully claw it back.
24:27Conservatives fought so hard to stop Obamacare 15 years ago because they anticipated fights
24:34like this one.
24:36I guess it's nice timing for a come to Jesus moment.
24:39Considering Democrats have shut down the government over keeping these unaffordable
24:44care act subsidies flowing.
24:46Ain't there something?
24:49Ain't there something?
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25:33because we know your unclucius needed to hear that.
25:37We know you have to say uncle, uncle, listen, uncle, did you see the Washington Post editorial
25:44board now doing about face after all of these years, 15 for 15 years, the Washington Post
25:50editorial board talked about how wonderful Obamacare was.
25:54Like, I'll give you this quote from 11 years ago, the Washington Post said this quote, now
26:01critics say those people can't keep their doctors either.
26:05broken promise? More proof the ACA is a disaster? Not quite. As with all of those canceled policies,
26:12this outrage isn't good evidence that the law is flawed no matter what the president may have
26:17promised." See at that time, 11 years ago, the Washington Post was trying to say,
26:22well, we know Tupac Hussein Obama said, if you like your doctor, you could keep it. And then as soon
26:28as the ACA was passed, a whole bunch of folks, I like my doctor, I couldn't keep it. And the
26:33The Washington Post was providing cover fire.
26:36The Washington Post was like,
26:39be, stand back, Barack, we shall protect you.
26:42They ran in with their Wapot shields.
26:45I'm, ta-da-da.
26:47He lied and said, you can keep your doctor, Tupac said it.
26:51My ambition as a lawyer, I won't deny you.
26:59I'm a straight lawyer.
27:00Ha, ha, ha.
27:03Stand back, Tupac.
27:04We'll shield you.
27:06Oh, so what?
27:07You can't, you can't like your doctor.
27:09you can keep it?
27:10Well, it's easier to feel good.
27:13Now the Walpow is admitting, no, they weren't good.
27:17Listen, if you want Uncle Buck to have access,
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27:25like this, call 877-616-2396.
27:31And I'm laughing like this,
27:32because I'm thinking about people who say,
27:33man, Abe, I'm telling you, I love when you give those
27:37references, because I'm able to pull up these stories
27:39and share these with my loved ones,
27:41because they can't deny the black and white print.
27:43Like you can go, you can go look at the October 6th,
27:46watching the post editorial board, their publication,
27:51to where they admitted that the Obama,
27:54I'm sorry, let me say it how they said it,
27:55quote, the real problems that the Affordable Care Act
27:58was never really affordable.
28:00They go on to explain the way entitlement programs work,
28:03guys, this is why the entitlements
28:05are the biggest problem with our national budgetary issues.
28:07They start in one place,
28:09They never stay in that place.
28:10So you have literally Obamacare that the Democrats fought
28:14to the nail for.
28:16You know, this was their thing over and over.
28:19This was their Hegelian synthesis
28:22from single-payer healthcare.
28:24Obamacare was their one.
28:25Now you have Democrats shutting down the government saying,
28:28Obamacare as we pass it is not enough.
28:31Can I make this stuff up?
28:34Now it would be helpful if you have Republicans in Congress
28:36that would make that case to the American people.
28:38What you have here folks
28:40is the Democrats who fought tooth and nail the past
28:42Obamacare now saying Obamacare does not take enough
28:45of your tax money and they want more.
28:48They want more, that's what it is.
28:50That's what it is.
28:52Obamacare wasn't enough, they want more.
28:55You tell that to the American people,
28:56they were like, wait a minute.
28:59And that's why y'all shut down the government?
29:01Oh yeah, and by the way, Obamacare wasn't enough
29:03and they wanna keep illegals in there permanently.
29:10Kinda changes the way you think about it, doesn't it?
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29:36You can file this in another section of that we told you.
29:41Now remember when the horrendous fires broke out in California, remember that?
29:50And I brought on one of the experts from the Cornwall Alliance, who by the way is my go-to
29:55for all things concerning environment and climate and energy because these brothers and
30:02these sisters are experts first and let me say it differently.
30:05These brothers and sisters first and foremost are committed Christ followers.
30:09Secondarily, there are experts in their field.
30:12the Cornwall Alliance, the website is www.cornwallalliance.org
30:16and we brought one of the experts on
30:17to discuss this very same thing.
30:19And what did we talk about?
30:20What did we talk about?
30:22Guys, for people that are running the same world,
30:24this is how they sound.
30:25This is evidence of climate change.
30:30Jeffery McIntosh, how dare you?
30:32Not you are talking about climate is a hoax.
30:35This is evidence of climate change.
30:38That's what they said.
30:41That's how they sound to me, you know, that's how they sound to me.
30:45And we had the brother from Cornwall, a lot of say, listen, you guys can't rule out, I don't
30:50want to hear this, but you can't rule out arson.
30:53You know, wackos, demonically bent, who intentionally set fires.
31:00You can't rule that out.
31:02You had all of these regressives wanted to talk about climate change.
31:05Well, guess what?
31:08a regressive just got arrested for setting the fires that led to the 12 plus people who
31:16were killed in the fires to the billions of dollars of property damage.
31:22They just arrested this whack-a-doodle.
31:25Listen to and watch clip number two, clip number two, go.
31:28Today we are announcing the arrest of 29 year old Jonathan Rindernecht for igniting a fire
31:35that ultimately burned down the palisades.
31:38this year killing 12 people, destroying more than 6,800 structures, both homes and businesses,
31:45and damaging over a thousand more buildings.
31:49The complaint on seal today charges the defendant with destruction of property by means of fire,
31:56a felony that carries a mandatory minimum five-year federal prison sentence and is punishable
32:03by up to 20 years in federal prison.
32:06The defendant was arrested yesterday on a federal criminal complaint near his Florida residence,
32:12and he's expected to make his initial appearance today in the federal court in Orlando, Florida.
32:18I think that while, now let me go back first to the whole government shutdown issue.
32:27You should share with your friends, family members, and loved ones.
32:29Tell them that what's really going on.
32:30You got the Democrats who love Obamacare, now they don't want it.
32:34They're taking their ball and going home because they want more than what Obamacare created.
32:38They want to make the enhanced Biden era subsidies permanent.
32:42That also includes illegal aliens and put pressure on the Congress members to say, that's a job
32:47fighting over.
32:49Now, the Democrats are saying, oh, Obamacare is not enough.
32:51That's why we want this trash in the first place.
32:54And now turning to this arsonist, alleged arsonist, this was Jonathan Rindernekt who allegedly
33:04traveled from Florida to California specifically to this, to the wealthy portion of the LA
33:12area in the Palisades, Pacific Palisades, and set the fire. One of the pieces of evidence
33:19that was found on this dude was his chat GBT prompt and generated images that showed burning
33:32cities. Another source of evidence as conveyed by the acting US attorney for the areas is that
33:41fire as fire crews extinguished the initial fire in the palisades it but it continued to
33:45smolder underground before reuniting under strong winds in the area. This render, render
33:55next dude made several 911 calls to report the fire, but specifically to tell the 911 operator
34:07where the fire began. That information had never been made publicly accessible. So in order
34:12for him to have that information, how is with the habit unless he was there when it started.
34:20Lastly, not only did that happen, they have evidence of this dude leaving the place, but
34:26coming back to watch the evidence of his handiwork, to watch the flames, and to watch the first
34:33responders attempt to fight the fire that he allegedly started. Now, I wonder where all of those
34:42regressives who were running for your pockets because they wanted to say,
34:50not a day. They've arrested an arsonist. In honor of Brother Don and Linda Wildman,
35:02It's Founders Day on AFR.
35:05One of my memories of Brother Dawn was when he used to walk through the data processing area.
35:12He would say, Good Day or lose sale. And that would tickle me because that's my middle name, you know.
35:22When I first started at AFA, I was real young and I remember watching Brother Dawn and
35:30Sometimes he'd scare me because he looked like he could be
35:34You know really really stern but come to find out he has a great big heart. It's like a teddy bear
35:43When I think about brother dawn
35:46I feel like if he had been back in those days of
35:51You know men writing the Bible or in the Bible he would have been
35:56one of those men so faithful to God.
36:00Brother Don has been standing in the gap for families,
36:03and Linda has been standing behind him since the inception
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36:08We praise the Lord for our Founders Obedient Service,
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36:16Hi, my name is Robert from the Soto, Missouri,
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36:26being in the Word and there was a proclamation to stay in the Christian faith and stay every
36:38day in the Bible and remain until Jesus comes back and that set a profound impact on daily
36:48living.
36:49Thank you.
36:50It's day two of Sharethon and it's Founders Day.
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37:16Welcome back to the Hamilton Corner, day two of the fall 2025
37:21Sharethon edition of the show.
37:23Can we inject a bit of Brother Don into Capitol Hill, please?
37:27How do you run a budget, Brother Don?
37:28Well, this is, let me tell you, sit down.
37:30This is how you run a budget.
37:32Y'all ready for this?
37:32Take eight, you over in the corner, take out a pencil
37:35and take notes, right this down.
37:36This is how you run a budget.
37:38You spend less than you take in.
37:41Class dismissed.
37:44It ain't rocket surgery.
37:46It ain't right.
37:46Hey, email a bit of that to New York.
37:51You know, you might have to snail mail it over there
37:53to California, you gotta snail mail it to them.
37:55You know, that gives some time for them to murnate for them.
37:58You spend less than you take in.
38:03No, not all of these tricks.
38:05You spend less than you take in.
38:08That is the type of economic philosophy that undergirds American family radio.
38:14So when you make your gift to AFA to AFR and you call 877-616-2396-877616-2396,
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38:34You spend less than you take in.
38:39877-616-2396, or you can give securely online by going to AFR.net.
38:49That is AFR.net.
38:52also be sure you let all of those people know who was saying,
38:56let them know the ones who were saying that the Pacific Palisades
39:00was the work of uh
39:04you let them know um
39:11Cole did you did you did you did you did you did you stupid you did you know
39:18that there was an arsonist arrested
39:21Cole, guys, cannot make this stuff up.
39:29All right, some of you may know this,
39:32some of you may not be aware of this,
39:35but just really, last week, the dude
39:41who, remember when the Dobs opinion was leaked,
39:46still kinda fine, did they find the dude who,
39:50did they find somebody who leaked that opinion,
39:53which is really, I mean, I'm sure,
39:54There's such a wide swath of potential suspects there,
39:58you know, as such a wide, you know, wide net that has to be cast.
40:01There's no way we can find who had access to the limited access
40:06for the draft of the Supreme Court opinion that finally became the Dobs
40:10case that indicated that Roe would be overturned
40:13and Planned Parenthood versus the case would be overturned.
40:15I'm so, so, I'm so sure that it's so hard to find the leaker of this opinion,
40:23though if you were within the stone's throw of Reagan International Airport January 6, 2020,
40:27and you were just over there getting a Philly cheesesteak from the food truck,
40:32and you had FBI agents who showed up at your house, but I'm sure they're incapable of determining,
40:37who leaked that opinion, and put that aside. Remember you had this American citizen who traveled to
40:46Washington DC who, you know, I don't know what he had in mind when he wanted to accomplish,
40:50but he just had zip ties and duct tape and you know just a hammer and I don't maybe he was doing a
40:57you know on the road carpentry job maybe you know he was he was on the road he traveled all the way
41:03DC for construction but he just happened to saunter on over to Brett Kavanaugh's neighborhood you know
41:08where he lives well he was arrested and remember he was charged for an attempted assassination of a
41:19a sitting Supreme Court Justice, an attempted political assassination, you know, when people
41:25are murdered because of their opinions about public matters, you know, that whole deal.
41:32And he faced a maximum of 30 years in federal prison for his crimes.
41:38Well, he was sentenced, you know, and his name is, or was, Nicholas John Roskey.
41:48And then something strange happened.
41:51Once Nicholas John Roski was arrested and taken into federal custody, when he showed up for
41:58sentencing, he showed up as Sophie Roski.
42:06Isn't that interesting?
42:07And all of a sudden, when you have the attempted assassination, you know, because who knows
42:14that he, Zip-Tons can be used for a lot of things, of course, Bobby, who says that was
42:18a murder plot?
42:20Now all of a sudden Sophie Rosky, that's the name he started to call it himself, and says,
42:26well now I'm a woman.
42:27This guy, y'all go look this up.
42:29He said now I'm a woman.
42:30Now all of a sudden Sophie Rosky has sentenced to eight years in federal prison.
42:36And if you know the way the federal system works usually inmates serve about half time
42:43before they're released on parole.
42:47as very possible that for attempting to assassinate a Supreme Court justice specifically because
42:54of their opinion in a legal case, you know, because you know, these judges really, you
42:59know, they really decry political violence, right? Don't they? Right? It's served four
43:05years in prison. Now, it's true that he will also have a lifetime, according to the reports
43:13of supervised of parole, I mean, sorry, of supervision, four years for trying to kill
43:23Supreme Court Justice because of their opinion in the case.
43:31I just have to say, wow.
43:35And I don't know for sure, but it does make me wonder,
43:40I wonder if the sentencing included a judge
43:45adjusting his posture because he called Nicholas John
43:48Rosky to show up for court in, Sophie showed up.
43:53Kind of makes you wonder.
43:55Huh.
43:578, 7, 7, 6, 1, 6, 2, 3, 9, 6 is the number to call.
44:03We have about 10 minutes and 50 seconds
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44:15Or you can give securely online at afr.net,
44:20afr.net.
44:24I believe with everything in me
44:26God has allowed this ministry to be planted for such a time as this, that God knew that we were
44:32entering swirly chaotic times, that within his divine providence that there would be a fallout
44:39following Charlie Kirk's martyrdom, frankly, for his outspokenness concerning his faith and applying
44:45that faith to public life. And because of that, God has sought fit to establish this ministry
44:54and to provide the resources that are necessary in order for this ministry to
45:00press forward in this time and many of you who are listening and who are
45:04supporters that that is a part of God's divine providence as well. The number again
45:09is 877-616-239-6. That is the number where you can call to make your gift or
45:18you can do so by going to AFR.net, AFR.net for American Family Radio and you can give securely
45:26online there. AFR.net, 877-616-2396 is the number to call. Now I wanted to share this with you and
45:35this this this is a recent example of the phenomenon that we witnessed in the 2024 presidential election.
45:46You had President Trump flying all over the country, doing multiple rallies in one day,
45:51sitting down on multiple long-form podcasts, two, three hours talking about all kinds of policy
45:58positions, all kinds of things, speaking about them freely, candidly, demonstrating his understanding
46:04of the issues versus she who shall never be president to remix.
46:10who wouldn't even that the one one of the podcast she went on which was a file podcast. She
46:19would even go in the podcast. She spent hundreds of thousand dollars to remake a fake set in
46:23a hotel in DC. Oh, why is she used to campaign money? The opposite of brother Don's budgeting
46:31budget philosophy, I would assure you burn multiple billions of dollars, multiple billion
46:37dollars, two billion at a minimum and showed her inability to just have a conversation, a
46:45unscripted conversation. Well, what you're about to see is that not only limited she will
46:51should never be president. You have this lady, Katie Porter, who's attempting to run
46:58for governor in California, because you know, Gavonito, New Salini is termed out over there.
47:07That's why he got his hair gel pointed towards the White House. Gavonito is trying to get
47:13his hair gel in 1600 Pennsylvania, you know what I mean? That's, that's, that's what
47:17He trying to be that's why he started a podcast.
47:18Now, that's not what you want.
47:19Your governor to start a podcast.
47:23Can you say, unserious?
47:26Why would the governor start a podcast
47:28in one of the last years of his turn?
47:29Anyway, the California boy, not all the California,
47:33cause I know we have some soldiers in Northern California
47:35and we have some all over the whole state.
47:36So I'm in LA, they reach out to me.
47:38He's like, listen, hey, we're rimming it over here, bro.
47:40Don't forget about it over here.
47:42We're drowning with these folks.
47:48We see y'all in Cali, man.
47:508776162396, who knows, maybe the law will allow us to press forward to build stations in
47:58Cali, maybe we can help turn what's going on there.
48:028776162396 is the number to call or you can give securely online at airfar.net.
48:08Well Katie Porter, the gubernatorial hopeful, a Democrat candidate for the California
48:13the governor's ship, she was been interviewed by CBS,
48:17which I'll just tell you was a friendly interview for her,
48:21a friendly interview, and the reporter asked her
48:25a very reasonable question and said,
48:27listen, we're asking all of the candidates
48:29who governor this question.
48:31Though our state is a heavily Democrat state,
48:3540% of our citizens voted for President Trump.
48:39I don't know if you know this, Katie,
48:41but the governor's race is a statewide election.
48:45So you can't just focus on Southern California
48:50and Silicon Valley and San Francisco, if you wanna win,
48:54you certainly don't you wanna compete
48:56with all the voters in the state?
48:58Well, what Katie Porter, which you're gonna see
49:00she demonstrates is that regressives are not used
49:02to answering questions.
49:04If it's not a pre-curated, friendly,
49:08like Gary Payton and Sean Kemp in the 90s,
49:12they don't know how to respond.
49:14Listen to a watch part one of these two clips,
49:17Katie Porter, being interviewed by CBS News reporter,
49:21Julie Watts, clip number one, sorry, clip number four,
49:24clip number four, go.
49:25What do you say to the 40% of California voters
49:28who you'll need in order to win?
49:30Who voted for Trump?
49:33How would I need them in order to win, man?
49:35Well, unless you think you're gonna get 60% of the vote,
49:38you think you'll get 60 for all everybody who did not vote for Trump will vote for
49:42you that's what your general election yes if it is me versus a Republican I
49:47think that I will win the people who did not vote for Trump what if it's you versus
49:51another Democrat I don't intend that to be the case so how do you not intend that
49:55to be the case do you are you gonna ask them not to run no I'm saying I'm gonna
50:00build the support I have the support already in terms of name recognition and
50:03so I'm gonna do the very best I can to make sure that we get through this
50:06primary in a really strong position.
50:08But let me be clear with you.
50:09I represented Orange County.
50:11I represented a purple area.
50:12I have stood on my own two feet
50:14and one Republican votes before.
50:15That's not something every candidate in this race can say.
50:18If you're from a deep blue area,
50:20if you're from LA or you're from Oakland,
50:22you don't have an experience.
50:23But you just said you don't need those Trump voters.
50:25Well, you asked me if I needed them to win.
50:27So you don't think you need them?
50:28I feel like this is a necessarily argumentative.
50:30What is your question?
50:31The question is the same thing I ask everybody.
50:34that this is being called the empowering voters to stop Trump's power grab.
50:39Every other candidate has answered this question.
50:41This is not correct.
50:42And I said, I support it.
50:44I feel like this is unnecessarily argumentative.
50:49What's argumentative?
50:50This is not healing, this is unnecessarily argumentative.
50:55What's argumentative?
50:56But how are you going to win the Governor's Mansion if you don't get Trump voters 40%
51:03of the electorate voted for Trump in 2024?
51:05You trying to win statewide in California?
51:08You, is the math not adding up for you?
51:10What's the problem?
51:11Do you understand, this is unnecessarily argumentative.
51:14Oh, you thought it was bad now.
51:16But it gets worse.
51:17Listen to what?
51:18That's right, why are you, could I?
51:20Listen to and watch clip number five.
51:22She almost shut down the interview.
51:23Cause the lady had the audacity to ask her,
51:25oh, ma'am, don't you wanna win the whole state?
51:29Clip five, go.
51:30So, and the question is, what do you say
51:32to the 40% of voters who voted for Trump?
51:35Well, I'm happy to say that.
51:36It's the do you need them to win part
51:38that I don't understand?
51:39I'm happy to answer the question
51:41as you haven't written and I'll answer it.
51:42And we've also asked the other candidates,
51:44do you think you need any of those 40%
51:46of California voters to win?
51:48And you're saying no, you don't.
51:49No, I'm saying I'm gonna try to win every vote I can.
51:52And what I'm saying to you is that,
51:54well to those voters, okay, so you.
51:56I don't wanna keep doing this, I'm gonna call it.
51:58Thank you.
52:01You're not gonna do the interview with us.
52:03Nope, not like this, I'm not.
52:04not with seven follow-ups to every single question you ask.
52:07Every other candidate has answer.
52:08I don't care.
52:10I don't care.
52:10I want to have a pleasant positive conversation
52:13which you ask me about every issue on this list.
52:15And if every question, you're gonna make up
52:17a follow-up question, then we're never gonna get there.
52:21I'm just gonna circle around.
52:22I am an executive reporter.
52:23I have to do this before, ever.
52:25You've never had to have a conversation
52:28to end in order.
52:30Okay, but every other candidate has done this.
52:32what part of I'm me, I'm running for governor
52:35because I'm a leader.
52:36So I am going to make...
52:38So you're not gonna answer questions from reporters?
52:41Okay, why don't we go through?
52:42I will continue to ask follow-up questions
52:44because that's my job as a journalist,
52:45but I will go through and ask these,
52:47and if you don't want to answer, you don't want to answer.
52:50So nearly every legislative...
52:52I don't want to have an unhappy experience with you.
53:08If you will ask the questions as you have the written
53:12on this paper, I will answer.
53:15But if you dare have a follow-up question,
53:18I'm not doing this interview.
53:23Ma'am, are you in it?
53:24I want to have a happy experience.
53:28This experience must be happy.
53:31If it's not happy, then I don't want to do it.
53:34And I don't.
53:36Guys, these folks are not used to people
53:37asking them substantive questions.
53:39And I'm sorry, but the question wasn't even hard.
53:41The question was, you want to be governor,
53:4340% of the citizens in the state voted for Trump.
53:46How you going to win?
53:47If you don't get any of that voting block,
53:50is that a ridiculous question?
53:51No, it's not.
53:53But when you're not used to having
53:54such as a substitute questions,
53:56it sounds like an attack.
53:58This is so...
53:59I want to have a happy experience.
54:02Chuck walked in.
54:03I want a happy experience.
54:06Happy.
54:08I want a happy share, Thon.
54:09So call 877-616-2396 by God's Grace.
54:15We'll be back tomorrow.

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