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0:00 - 15:00. 2 Peter 1:12-15. “And I will also be diligent that at any time after my departure you will be able to call these things to mind. 15:00 - 31:00. The University of Michigan bio-smuggling scandal has exploded and it ties university scholars to communist China. 31:00 - 48:00. Our Founders entrusted a republic to us, if we can keep it. | 1-800-326-4543 ext. 345 To donate call : 877-616-2396 Video Clip Links Clueless Mamdanians University of Michigan's bio-smuggling scandal explodes

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0:00Darkness is not an affirmative force.
0:03It simply reoccupies the space vacated by the light.
0:07This is the Hamilton Corner on American Family Radio.
0:11It should be uncomfortable for a believer to live as a hypocrite.
0:15Delivery people out of the bondage of mainstream media.
0:18And the philosophies of this world.
0:21God has called you and me to be his ambassador.
0:24Even in this dark moment.
0:26Let's not miss our moment.
0:29And now the Hamilton corner. Good evening, everybody. Welcome to the Hamilton corner. My
0:36name is Abraham Hamilton, the third host of the program right across from me. My man, 100 grand,
0:42Mr. Bobby, rrr, rrr, rrr, rrr, rrr, rrr, rrr, rrr, rrr, rrr, rrr, rrr, rrr, rrr, rrr,
0:45stop is in the building. We got the contingent back intact. He and I were just discussing, I was just
0:51rehashing with him the conversation we had yesterday about the filibuster and the fact that
0:55the Senate rules concerning the filibuster can be changed with a simple majority of votes in the
0:59the Senate. Oh, what's that you say? Who has a majority in the Senate? That's right. There
1:04are 53 Republicans to 47 Democrats. Yeah. Oh, how do we get how do we get to 60 votes being
1:12the close to vote threshold? That's right. Democrat rule change in 1975. What was what
1:20was the show before 68? Well, it was 66. The Senate rule previously, Senate rule 22 to
1:28be specific from 1917 said that are showed at two thirds of the US Senate that would be
1:3366 votes. So who says we have to nuke anything to so then the question then becomes well why
1:45won't you do it in addition to Mr. Rosa we have produced extraordinary the real J. Mac who
1:52was often imitated but never duplicated y'all know what it is Mr. Jeff McIntosh is in studio
1:59with us as well. And we are ready to rock and roll with today's edition of the program
2:03at this very moment. Many of you, if not most of you are making your transition from your
2:08part time jobs where you generate an income, sorry, your part time jobs. Yes, where you generate
2:15an income to your full time jobs, where you cultivate an outcome. And as you do so, I want
2:20to encourage you to do so with intentionality, understanding the primacy that God places on
2:28family and allowing his view to inform your heart's first and secondarily your engagements.
2:37We have a lot on the the dais today, Minneapolis O bit the dust.
2:46You know in Minneapolis they have ranked choice voting what an abomination that is.
2:52The first round of voting in Minneapolis neither of the candidates got 50% of the vote.
2:57So they had to go to the second choice to determine who ultimately wins.
3:02Minneapolis O did not prevail and stop.
3:05You've heard this before who is a Muslim state legislator, democratic socialist, self described
3:15democratic socialist from Somali had the endorsements of some people did some things.
3:21It was so funny, Bobby had them endorsement of some people did some things, but Jacob
3:30frame the the Democratic
3:33incumbent Democrat mayor had the
3:35endorsement of tampon Tim
3:37waltz and Senator Amy
3:40Klobuchar isn't that interesting.
3:44But in addition to that, and
3:46some of you guys will remember
3:47this. Some of you remember long
3:49before show Schmovit came on the
3:52scene, you will recall I reported
3:53on a almost a little reported
3:59story of college professors at
4:04universities in the Boston area, Harvard and others,
4:09that were arrested through Department of Justice
4:10Investigations for smuggling.
4:12And I quote from the indictments, biological matter.
4:18In this instance, several were caught on planes leaving Boston,
4:23heading to where?
4:25Jaina.
4:27One detainee in particular was caught with vials
4:30of biological material on the plane in a sock.
4:34Remember that?
4:35And then less than a year later, it wasn't like two months or three months,
4:39but it was within that same, within the year of that same time period.
4:45Next thing you know, schmove it.
4:48And then we talked about event 201.
4:52Well, history often repeats itself.
4:56And sometimes it rhymes.
4:58We found more scholars connected to American universities,
5:02smuggling biological material, the most recent arrest announced just yesterday.
5:07when we get into that during the program today.
5:10You all want to guess where they came from?
5:13You got to wait, I'm not going to tell you now.
5:16I'll tell you as we get into the story,
5:17but before we get into all of those things,
5:19any of those things, to the word of God, we go.
5:22Second Peter, chapter one, second Peter, chapter one.
5:28One of the things, man, that continues to happen
5:30and I will continue to emphasize on this program,
5:33is that we are a nation that enjoys first amendment
5:36protections and I will make the argument, however,
5:38that the first amendment has been twisted
5:40perverted to an application to mean something that the founders never intended for to mean.
5:48The First Amendment was never intended by the founders to give constitutional protection
5:53for Satanism. This is why it's so important that we understand our Constitutionally and
6:00our constitutional interpretive metric, constitutionalism and originalism. What did the founders mean
6:06when the First Amendment was drafted? What was intended when the First Amendment was articulated?
6:11There is not a soul who will ever be able to convince me that the founding fathers wanted
6:15to leave room for a satanic statute to be erected as state legislatures.
6:21Nah, bro.
6:23That dog don't hunt.
6:24In fact, that dog don't even bark.
6:29But what the founders did anticipate, I would argue, that while you have an acknowledgement
6:36in 1790 from George Washington in the letter written to Jewish synagogue in Newport, Rhode
6:44island, then you have Thomas Jefferson's letter to the dam back and forth to the
6:50Danbury Baptists in Connecticut. I think you can make an argument for the
6:59practices of perhaps Judaism, but what the founders and of course Christianity, but
7:06what the founders anticipated was that there would be a robust evangelical church
7:11that would be engaged in proclaiming the gospel and making disciples and
7:16in cultivating a populace that John Adams would explain is the only type of populace that is adequate
7:23for a constitutional Republican form of government. The scripture says it better even than that.
7:29Second Peter, chapter 1, verses 12 through 15. You're going to see Peter is writing and he is
7:35imminently aware that the end of his natural life is near. This epistles written with the latter
7:42part of Peter's life. He's martyred the same year that the Apostle Paul is martyred at 68 AD under
7:47and Nero, and Peter says this.
7:49Second Peter chapter one verse 12,
7:51therefore, I will always be ready to remind you of these things,
7:58even though you already know them
8:01and have been established in the truth,
8:02which is present with you.
8:05I consider it right as long as I am here
8:08in this earthly dwelling to stir you up by way of reminder,
8:14knowing that the laying aside of my earthly dwelling
8:17is imminent as also our Lord Jesus Christ has made clear to me.
8:24And I will also be diligent that at any time
8:28after my departure,
8:30you will be able to call these things to mind.
8:39The first thing I want to point out to you
8:40as I've already alluded to in verse 14,
8:42Peter is writing,
8:44knowing as it says in verse 14,
8:46knowing that the laying aside of my earthly dwelling is imminent.
8:49The expression Peter employs there, the laying aside of my earthly dwelling,
8:53he's saying he knows that his natural temporal life is near to an end.
8:58He knows it's almost time for him to pass on from this side of eternity.
9:03He's saying he knows that in light of the fact that Peter knows
9:10that he is nearing the end of his natural life.
9:12Do you think Peter is writing just, oh, it sucks.
9:16I wonder what I should say.
9:20Would you put that on tick tock for me, Jeff?
9:22Or do you think Peter is riding with a bit of urgency?
9:27I can answer that question for you plainly from the text.
9:29He's riding here with urgency.
9:32The urgency so much so that as verse 15 comes to a conclusion,
9:37this portion of the text that we're reading today,
9:39that I will also be diligent that at any time after my departure,
9:43you will be able to call these things to mind.
9:46Peter is preparing for his own death by pouring into the people that the Lord is entrusted to his
9:54shepherding so that long after he's gone they are able to remain faithful to what God has shown him
10:02and what God had called him to teach the disciples that he poured into in his own lifetime.
10:07Did you notice a bit of commonality there? What's the commonality? Peter knowing full well that his
10:18life on this side of eternity, one going to be forever.
10:21So he took it upon himself to respond to the responsibility, to sharpen and to invest and
10:29to teach and to cultivate and to prepare the people who are after him, coming who are coming
10:34behind him that they may be able to not only endure, but that they may be able to abound
10:40in the faith long after he's gone.
10:43I will remind you, Peter is writing during a time with the appreciable persecution of the
10:49Lord's church was on her eyes.
10:52And he's writing saying that I need to make sure these folks are prepared to thrive even
10:59when I'm gone.
11:00Why am I saying that?
11:02Guys, one of the major things that has happened in our nation that has led us to the place
11:05where we are right now is a drum I've been banging.
11:08It's a bell I've been ringing.
11:09But guess what?
11:10We need more cowbell.
11:12It's a bell I've been ringing because the major chasm and people don't want to talk about
11:16this.
11:17The major chasm that is transpired in America is that we have forsaken our first love.
11:23We even enjoyed the benefits and the fruit that has flown from a biblical worldview.
11:29But we have not invested ourselves generally.
11:33Of course, there are exceptions.
11:35I know this audience is a significant exception.
11:38Many of the people in this audience are a significant exception.
11:40But I'm talking about by and large, the enduring witness in our nation.
11:44We were literally on the heels right now coming out of this,
11:47oh, I can't believe, well, you know,
11:49you can't be so narrow minded to proclaim that Jesus is the way,
11:52the truth and the life.
11:53I mean, there are many ways, you know,
11:54the heterodoxy of Oprah becomes the practical function
11:58or reality to have people professing to be Christians
12:01who ashamed of the gospel.
12:03Well, you know, I don't want to be narrow minded.
12:06You know, we have man be pamby, public officials,
12:14man be pamby people, occupying pull pits.
12:20And what has happened is that the foundation for what spurred all the Western civilization
12:27in general and the foundation of what spurred the United States of America in particular,
12:32which is a biblical worldview.
12:33Are you saying every person in America was a Christian?
12:35No, I am not.
12:37I know for a fact, not every person in America was a Christian.
12:40I know for a fact, not every person in the founding era was a Christian, but you know what
12:45I also know to be true that the biblical worldview anchored the unifying reality of what it is
12:51to have in America.
12:53It kind of sounds like this.
12:55We hold these truths to be what self evident, all men being endowed by whom, but by whom?
13:09The amoeba turned plankton turned fish turned mammal.
13:14Is that what?
13:16No, endowed by the Creator with inalienable rights.
13:21You don't get to rights in inalienability without the Creator.
13:25You don't get to rights.
13:26You don't get to life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness without the Creator.
13:30That these documents are articulated to protect something that predates the documents.
13:37The documents didn't create it.
13:41The Creator created it.
13:44But over time, I've been saying this, with the wealth and the freedom and the luxury
13:49and the peace we will out our context to make us soft and doe.
13:55Instead of always being ready to give a reason for the hope that we have,
13:59we've gotten to the place instead of being salt and light, we become lightly salted.
14:06Darkness is not an affirmative force, but it reoccupies the space vacated by the light.
14:11If you don't know who you are, just keep living the world and tell you.
14:15And guess who will be behind like a marionette holding the marionette strings for the world?
14:18That old deluder.
14:19So now congratulations 24 years after 9-11.
14:25You got New York City full of Mandameans.
14:29But it ain't over.
14:31It's not hopeless guys because just like we walked our way
14:35dolly into this direction just like I said yesterday from Ezekiel
14:37chapter 18, one of the greatest sources of news that ever existed
14:41is that God has given us grace and space to bust a 1-80.
14:47We can turn.
14:49We can turn if we will turn.
14:52The Wheel Turn, a discipleship minute with Joseph Parker.
15:04We were made to do the Wheel of God.
15:07That's our design.
15:08That's what will really fulfill us carrying out what he's called us to do.
15:11Whereas as much as we think we know what we want to do, we really don't.
15:15I think of the message that great theologian Dr. Seuss.
15:18Of course, the story of Green Eggs and Ham, an interesting story.
15:22She's am I am chasing, chasing the fella, trying to convince him to eat Green Eggs and Ham.
15:26And when he finally gives in, he finally decided I'll eat him to get rid of Sam I am.
15:31And when he tastes something he realized, man, I like this.
15:35That's a beautiful example of the way the gospel is for people and people who finally surrender to Jesus.
15:41They come to realize, Jesus is what I've been looking for my whole life.
15:46And it's like something inside of him screams out, this is it.
15:49How important it is that we're about God's business helping people to find out what life is all about.
15:54life is all about it's knowing Jesus and following Him as well.
16:01This is Franklin Graham and we've got an idea for Christmas and that is to fill a shoebox
16:06for a child somewhere in the third world.
16:08These children live in poverty and what I'm asking you to do is just take a shoebox and
16:12fill it with items for a child, put toys, school supplies and then we give these boxes out and
16:17we do this in Jesus name and put your picture in there, put your address in there, maybe the
16:21kids can write you back but we need you to be a part of it.
16:24God bless you.
16:25Thank you so very much.
16:26Visit samaritanspurse.org
16:29Flash OCC to get involved.
16:31You can be part of sharing the love of Jesus
16:33with children in need around the world.
16:35Operation Christmas Child is collecting gift-filled shoeboxes
16:38during National Collection Week, November 17th through the 24th.
16:42Make your shoebox gift fun, full and personalized
16:45by filling it with toys, school supplies, and personal care items.
16:48Then, bring your packed shoebox to a drop-off location.
16:51Children will hear the gospel alongside your gift
16:54and be invited to join a discipleship program.
16:57Visit samaritansfirst.org slash OCC to learn more.
17:01Shiting light into the darkness.
17:08This is the Hamilton Corner, an American family radio.
17:12Welcome back to the Hamilton Corner, Abraham Hamilton the third here.
17:17Guys, you know, I keep pointing this out because I feel like the quantity of people pointing this out are not sufficient.
17:25And that is we have the apparatus in place.
17:29We still have our Constitution.
17:31We have those things in place.
17:32What's missing is what John Adams pointed out, the people that are fit for this form of government.
17:42What was presumed there with George Washington's reference to religion and morality,
17:46you know, John Adams's references to morality is that there is a cultivation of heart and mind
17:52mind that continues generationally and that is where they're not enough people
18:02that are identifying and recognizing that. Now there are lots of things that can be
18:08said obviously I know we still in the wake of of the elections but there are
18:16other things that are transpiring and so as I alluded to and what I'm telling you
18:19what people in the chat be on it. They remember these names Charles Lieber
18:25Yanking yi, Zhang Zong Zin.
18:29These are people that were found with biological material
18:32in 2019, 2018 long before.
18:36Shmove it.
18:37What's the thing?
18:39I was like, man, why these people?
18:43They all are arrested in there with the 50 talents program in China,
18:49and they all, one guy they tried to arrest, he hopped on the plane
18:52before the law enforcement agencies could get to him.
18:57And these are people who had jobs as professors at universities
18:59who just own a moment's notice.
19:00All right, I said, I'm out.
19:05Here's your off the repeats itself.
19:07And it sometimes rhymes.
19:09So just yesterday, yesterday, the United States Attorney
19:14for the Eastern District of Michigan
19:17filed new charges against three Chinese nationals
19:21who were working at the University of Michigan,
19:24at the University of Michigan.
19:26And what were they charged with?
19:28the illegally smuggling biological material
19:33into the United States of America.
19:36With the announcement of these charges,
19:38the University of Michigan has fired these three people,
19:44but doesn't it make you wonder,
19:47what has been going on there?
19:51So I'm gonna give you the names,
19:52and I know that people waiting for these names.
19:55First, Zu by XUBAI, 28 years old.
20:00Fing Fang Zhang, 27 years old.
20:04Ziyong Zhang, 30 years old, all three,
20:09were charged yesterday in the Eastern District of Michigan.
20:15Film Daddy's wondering, the charges were filed
20:18in Detroit, Michigan.
20:23About 20 minutes away from Dearborn, Michigan.
20:28Now I've been talking quite a bit about what's been happening,
20:31talking lately about what's happening in Dearborn, Michigan.
20:34That's not the only thing that's happening in the area, guys.
20:37There is a press coming on a multiple sides.
20:42So let's talk about this.
20:45With yesterday's charges,
20:47it brings them against three university of Michigan scholars.
20:50It brings the total to this recent
20:55biosmuggling scandal to seven people
20:58who are all Chinese nationals
21:00who have been arrested and charged
21:02in this investigation by the Department of Justice.
21:08In June, the Department of Justice charged Yinqing Jian,
21:1133 years old and her boyfriend, 30-year-old Zanyang Liu,
21:15was smuggling a fungus into the United States.
21:17The fungus is called Fusarium Gremenarium.
21:22According to experts, I'm not an expert in this field,
21:24I'm sharing with you what's being reported.
21:26Fusarium Gremenarium could potentially be used
21:29as an agricultural weapon of terrorism.
21:38Liu claimed the reason for smuggling the pathogen
21:40was to conduct research at the University of Michigan's
21:43laboratory.
21:46Then you have another scholar, Shengxian Han,
21:49who was arrested in June, who was arrested in June.
21:55After she allegedly mailed several packages containing
21:59quote biological material related to roundworms
22:02to the University of Michigan's laboratory,
22:04in quote,
22:06Changqing Han has already been convicted of this crime
22:11and deported to China.
22:13I got a clip for you on Han's arrest.
22:17Listen to and watch clip number five, clip five, go.
22:22In a sentencing hearing today inside federal court in downtown Detroit, a Chinese research
22:26scholar sentenced to time already served after smuggling biological materials into the U.S.
22:33and lying to investigators.
22:35Shang-Juan Han breaking down in tears as she spoke with help from a translator about making
22:40mistakes and destroying her own career.
22:42For me, every case is emotional when someone's freedom is at stake and when they are part
22:46of the criminal legal system.
22:47So I would say that's part of what's going on.
22:50These images are from court filings prior to Han pleading no contest.
22:54They show containers of roundworms.
22:56The Chinese citizen sent his part of her research with U of M while pursuing a doctorate.
23:01In court, the judge indicating Han would be deported.
23:04Now, according to the U.S. Attorney for the Eastern District of Michigan, Michigan, the
23:10three most recent charges, as a result of the three most recent charges, the U.S. Attorney
23:15said this, quote, these new charges reveal an organized network of scholars engaged in
23:21an illegal activity on Michigan's campus.
23:24It is part of a broader, coordinated campaign targeting
23:28universities across the country.
23:31I'm gonna read that part again.
23:32I'm gonna slow down and read that part again.
23:35It is part of a broader, coordinated campaign targeting
23:40universities across the country,
23:44driven by China's efforts to acquire American technology.
23:49University leaders should launch internal reviews to safeguard their research from China's adversarial actions.
23:56My colleagues and I appreciate the accountability we've seen from Michigan through our oversight efforts,
24:01and we will continue to use every tool we have to protect taxpayer-funded research and national security."
24:09Now, as I mentioned yesterday, you had three more people that are arrested.
24:17Somebody want to explain to me why there are not more conversations going on about this.
24:22I mean, history often repeats itself, but sometimes it rhymes.
24:27One should have said, but history repeats itself, and often it rhymes.
24:34The last time I reported stuff like this to you guys, it wasn't that much longer.
24:39And then your next thing you know, is anybody else interested in why we continue to have
24:48this phenomenon where you have scholars at American universities that are tied to communist
24:53China and they continue to violate our laws with biological material.
25:02And I know there are all kinds of other things that are happening.
25:05But why is this continuing to happen?
25:11And there's another thing.
25:15Why?
25:16Why isn't there more attention being brought to it?
25:18I found this information out by the trial that you guys in on something.
25:23I checked national media, but I checked local news outlets very often.
25:27And I found the original story about Dr.
25:29Libra and others by following local media outlets.
25:34The same thing happened here.
25:37In certain areas, in certain places,
25:38when I do my sweeps and things.
25:41I'm not attempting to go beyond what I know.
25:43I'm not saying I know everything that's going on,
25:46but this sure sounds familiar.
25:48This sure sounds familiar.
25:50A network of scholars directly connected to China
25:54involved in illegal activity with biological material.
26:05I'm not trying to go beyond the facts that I have,
26:08But I certainly would like to know,
26:12what's really going on?
26:15What is really going on?
26:16So while there are elections and things that are happening,
26:18obviously, I reported on elections yesterday.
26:20Of course, there are other things happening too guys.
26:25And there's a press, the one thing that I am confident of,
26:29people that have ill intentions for our nation,
26:37they're working quite nefariously
26:40and discreet ways to do harm, to do harm.
26:49At the exact same time,
26:51We have these types of things happening in our nations around the world that are investing
26:56large sums of cash into our universities
26:59Could this be a part of the reason why?
27:02So that universities be a little less willing to
27:07scrutinize the things that are happening. Hey, we've given you this is just hyper that it was not a fact
27:11Well, we just offer you another $30 million and by the way, we have a couple exchange students. We want to send you away
27:16Yeah, you know, you know reciprocal edification, you know enrichment. Yeah, yeah
27:21And the next thing you know, you got
27:23How did it have these pronounced that?
27:26You got a fusarium, grammanearium, just percolating.
27:37One of the things that also bothers me
27:39with all of this is the lack of curiosity,
27:43at least the lack of public curiosity.
27:46I'm sure that people that are curious behind the scenes,
27:48but all right, I'm gonna move on.
27:56I'm not gonna, I'm not gonna.
27:57Heh heh heh heh.
27:59That's right, we gotta wake up, man.
28:01It's up, boy, we gotta wake up.
28:02You gotta wake up, man.
28:06So, you know, you have, let me go here first,
28:10So I didn't talk about that as much yesterday.
28:12I mentioned this briefly.
28:13I'll just go back over and run the highlighter over it now.
28:16Minneapolis, Omar Fatah, who was running for mayor
28:19in Minneapolis, who is a state representative
28:26in the Minneapolis state legislature,
28:29he did not win his mayoral effort.
28:31So while Mamdani won in New York City, Fatah
28:33did not win in Minneapolis.
28:36And it was amazing because the extreme left wing party
28:41in Minneapolis, endorsed Fatah, endorsed Fatah, which even though they had a Democrat mayor
28:51who was the incumbent, it was remarkable because they did not endorse their incumbent mayor, which
28:57was an indication of where that party would like to go. Well, the citizens of Minneapolis at this
29:02juncture say, ah, we're not willing to go that far, but here's something that's interesting,
29:05that the local news of Minneapolis reported that when Jacob, with Jacob Phrase re-election,
29:11He still has to deal with a city council.
29:13And I'll read it the way they said it.
29:15He will have to contend with a city council that is to his left politically.
29:19So they didn't like Omar Fattai as mayor, but you got Omar Fattai as on the city council.
29:27Guys, what I'm driving at is the same thing I alluded to earlier.
29:33That there are lots of people who are who've lamented, man America is going this direction,
29:40direction to which I simply would remind you of what I just read in the first segment from
29:44second Peter one with every complaint about the young people this young people that the
29:49young people come from somewhere. So here's the question who has discipled the young people
30:03why would the young New Yorkers want Zoron if you don't have a headache yet
30:12He said, journalist Cam Higbee was in New York, and he was asking this exact question.
30:25Came with microphone and camera in hand, found scores of jubilant, jubilant, voters saying,
30:34yes, mom Donnie won, and he just started asking, why are you happy that mom Donnie won?
30:40The answers, well, how about let's just get to it.
30:44Listen to and watch.
30:46Tip number one, this is Cam Higbee talking to voters in New York.
30:50Not one, I say clip one.
30:52Cam Higbee talking to voters in New York is clip number three.
30:56Clip three, go.
30:58Guys can I ask you how you feel about Zoron winning?
31:00I'm happy about it.
31:02Why are you happy about it?
31:04Um, I don't know, I just don't.
31:07Um, I don't really know, I just do.
31:10Really?
31:11Yeah, because he keeps seeing all the cute TikToks of him like partying and clubbing and
31:14honestly he's like one for the people, you know?
31:16That's why I sport him.
31:17Yeah.
31:18Okay.
31:19Thank you.
31:20I appreciate it.
31:21And there you have it folks.
31:22Yeah.
31:23I mean I hope that he can get some of the things down that he's saying.
31:24Like what?
31:25Well he wants to do, like he wants to help people with their rent.
31:28He wants to help people with transportation costs.
31:30Who's going to pay for that?
31:31I have no idea.
31:33I don't know.
31:34I don't know.
31:35Well you've got to look at this.
31:37This is your booth right?
31:38Alright.
31:39Look at this.
31:40I have to pick your hair to have a...
31:44I am.
31:45I am.
31:46I am. I absolutely am. You're out here selling Zoron merch and you don't even know what he wants to do.
31:53I just said a couple of things that he wants to do. But you have no idea how it will be implemented.
31:57I know he has ideas about it. He has concepts of a plan, right?
32:00Every time. It's like it's a geese to seed. Free food, free buses, free housing. They
32:11Well, it's literally keys to a seat.
32:13I feel for it every time.
32:15Mm. Mm.
32:17Now, for those of you who aren't able to see the video,
32:19that last lady he talked to, you know,
32:22because sometimes you think,
32:22well, these are just the, you know,
32:2420-something year olds.
32:25Nah, I don't know that lady's age,
32:28but she doesn't look to be fresh off the campus,
32:32if you know what I'm talking about.
32:35Bobby says she's middle age.
32:37That's what Bobby said.
32:38Look, send your comments to rosa at bobbyseid.com.
32:43That's not a really male address guy. He says you look middle-aged. I ain't seen it. He said it but this
32:53Relatively seasoned woman chronologically is literally selling more Donnie merchandise literally and did you hear what I said selling?
33:04Mom Donnie merchandise
33:07Not giving it away in that interesting and he says well, why are you happy that he oh?
33:14Yeah, what I hope he'll do some of the things he plans to do
33:17Cam Higme says, well, how are you gonna pay for it?
33:21She literally says, I have no idea.
33:27I have no idea.
33:29Now let's just pause and reflect for a moment.
33:31A Republican if you can keep, did you,
33:33do you think the founders expected to have people
33:35that would be celebrating a candidate's election?
33:39And they would be happy about it.
33:41E-bullient.
33:45How's he gonna do what he said?
33:46I have no idea.
33:49Oh boy. All of these people came from somewhere. Oh no, and I didn't forget about...
33:54Oh, he has cute tiktoks!
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36:18Did you hear old girls who said, yeah I'm happy he won, you know, because he has cute tiktoks.
36:25Did y'all hear that?
36:26Boy look at Jeff.
36:29Did you hear that?
36:30Yeah.
36:31Yeah.
36:32Yeah.
36:33You know, charisma and free stuff.
36:37What a potent combo, but as I played yesterday
36:40Van Jones was afraid like wait a minute the charming mind down and we saw the campaign trail
36:46That's not how he sounded in that victory speech
36:52I got a little bit more for you
36:55Cam Higby talked more and early this I could play this video for the remainder of the show and it could just go and go and go
37:02There was not a person not one person who cam Higby talked to in New York this morning who could tell you?
37:07why they were excited that mom Donnie won.
37:11Listen to him watch, clip four, go.
37:14Fire.
37:16Why?
37:17Um, because it's giving me a little bit more hope
37:23of the society that we're moving towards.
37:25Why does it give you hope?
37:28I'm digging myself in a hole, I fear.
37:31What's your favorite Zoraan policy?
37:34Um, probably like,
37:38making education more reliable and more equitable.
37:43How do we do that?
37:44I don't know.
37:45How do you feel about Zoron Momdani winning?
37:47Oh, I feel amazing about it.
37:49It's such a win.
37:50Why?
37:51Because we need people like him in office
37:53and someone who's under the age of 79.
37:56What's your favorite Zoron policy?
37:58I have no idea.
37:59I'm not from New York.
38:01Okay.
38:02Thank you.
38:02I appreciate it.
38:03Why do you support him if you're not from New York?
38:04Because I support innovative thinking and democracy.
38:08Is it innovative though?
38:09We've done it before.
38:10I failed every time.
38:11Laos, Vietnam, Cuba, China, Russia, Berlin, twice, Italy.
38:16I'm an optimist.
38:18Okay. All right.
38:19I appreciate it.
38:20Thank you.
38:20Have a good one.
38:21Guys, this is, this is, this is, she supports innovative thinking for an ideology that dates
38:29back to 1848.
38:3218, 1840.
38:34That's for the, I'm in his side.
38:37He's an Islam, you know, so that's from the.
38:40in his side 1848. Then you go Islam. Oh, is that that that's innovative, huh? Man, this is
38:52and I know the temptation is and I know people are saying it.
38:57Cole, you stupid. Yes, but here's my question. How did they get there?
39:06All of these I'm telling you remember, yes, these people, you know, in New Orleans, they say,
39:15and boy that boy, that baby touched in the head.
39:18That baby touched it.
39:21How did they get there is what I'm asking you?
39:26Ronald Reagan said,
39:27freedom is never more than one generation away from extinction.
39:31How did these people get to the place
39:33where the caverns that exist where brain matter should
39:38is displayed on camera videos like this?
39:41How did that happen guys?
39:44This is what I'm saying.
39:45See, I know people get upset with me
39:48The Bible says a little slumber, a little sleep,
39:51a little folding on the other hands, the rest.
39:53And then poverty would come upon you like an armed man.
39:55That's what the scripture says, right?
39:58How many families, generationally, have outsourced
40:01the cultivation of the hearts and minds of their children?
40:04They've done with those people who call themselves educate
40:06or something they would never do with the babysitter.
40:08I asked this question one time to a person, I said,
40:10would you allow a person to babysit your children
40:12that you have never met?
40:14You never met them.
40:16You don't know anything about them.
40:17You don't know anything about their background.
40:19You don't know where they come from.
40:20You don't know what they believe,
40:22but you're gonna elect them babysit your children?
40:24They say, of course not, eh?
40:25I say, why do we allow those same types of people
40:28to educate our children?
40:34How many people, because the schmove it,
40:36were shocked to find out what was in the textbooks,
40:40what was being passed off as education,
40:42were it's mortified to see those things.
40:47Expound that for a generation or two.
40:51While at the exact same time,
40:54you have people like the Frankfurt School educators
40:56in the 1930s and others who intentionally infiltrated
41:02the terrain in our nation to cultivate the hearts
41:06and minds of multiple generations of Americans.
41:13And they did so with our permission and our tax dollars.
41:20I know I make people upset when this mime downy guy
41:25came on the scene and he came out with his whole thing
41:27about government run grocery stores.
41:29I kept asking the question.
41:31Now we see the insanity and the ridiculous notion of government run grocery stores, but
41:37how come we don't have that same zest for government run school systems?
41:45See guys, we have neglected and ignored our way into where we are.
41:53I know that don't feel good.
41:56I know it doesn't feel good, but that doesn't make it any less true.
42:02But here's the thing guys, this is why I read from Ezekiel 18 yesterday.
42:07The God that we serve is gracious and merciful.
42:12He will not despise a contrite heart.
42:16Guys, we have to repent.
42:18In repentance is not merely feeling bad
42:20or being angry about something.
42:23The Bible says Godly sorrow works repentance.
42:27Are we willing to humble ourselves
42:29and repent and change course?
42:32When I'm talking about repentance,
42:35I'm talking about it comprehensively.
42:38Repenting for sin and the broad application of that sin.
42:42because it's all of Christ for all of life.
42:44We have people who will say like these people
42:46on these videos and I'm not,
42:50my heart breaks that they're so ignorant.
42:54Oh, we're moving toward a society that I would like.
42:57What kind of society is that?
42:58I don't know, how we're gonna get there?
42:59I don't know.
43:00Why does she have any idea?
43:03Why does she have a clue?
43:05Why there's so many people who are so excited
43:06about free stuff and they don't know,
43:08there's no such thing as free stuff, baby.
43:10There's nothing, why don't they know that?
43:13Why don't they know basic economic understand is I have somebody upset me?
43:17Hey, if you know they don't teach economic school anymore.
43:19And I simply said, okay, who's responsible for your child learning?
43:24Just because they won't teach it. Does that mean you shouldn't?
43:30You see what I'm saying?
43:34We have scores of people that are in debt into their eyeballs and young people
43:38us flailing under the crushing weight of debt.
43:45Why don't they, why don't these same young people have any more fiscal
43:48intelligence than they have.
43:52You have a responsibility to learn on your own,
43:54no doubt about it.
43:55You can't complain about what you didn't get in your home
43:57for the rest of your life.
43:59At the exact same time, do we as parents have any responsibility
44:02for what transpires?
44:07I talked to Jeff, praise God our parents are the best
44:10that we could, we have to do the rest.
44:15But what are we gonna do with ours?
44:22You heard the expression that Nero fiddle while Rome burned.
44:26Guys in many ways, that is what happened
44:28with previous generations of Americans.
44:30We assumed and we trusted but did not verify
44:34and we assumed and we trusted and did not verify.
44:37And while this is happening, you had John Dewey
44:39and you had Horace Mann and you had others
44:42who have literally infiltrated our nation
44:45and to normalize the reality of parents outsourcing
44:48their responsibilities to others
44:52and then being shocked and surprised at the results.
44:58Look at these young people.
44:59Can't believe young people today.
45:01How do they get that way?
45:03I'm not minimizing the reality of brokenness.
45:06I'm not minimizing the reality of sinfulness.
45:09I'm not minimizing the reality of fallenness.
45:14But none of those things have excused Christ followers
45:17from obeying what God is called us to do and to be.
45:26We can turn if we will turn.
45:30But in order for us to turn,
45:33we have to be honest about what has happened.
45:37And I'm not saying it's been all your time
45:38on the floor whining and crying, you know.
45:41When Moses passed, Joshua was mourning Moses.
45:46And then got it, came to Joshua and said,
45:48all right, bro, that's enough time to get up.
45:52You have work to do, sir.
45:55Guys, this is what I'm saying.
45:58All right, we got Islam in this to New York City.
46:00So what are we gonna do?
46:03We're not yet as far gone as our European nations are,
46:08but make no mistake about it, it started like this.
46:12Sedecom, Mayor of London.
46:16How long ago was that?
46:17How long ago did Sedecom become the Mayor of London?
46:23How long ago did, uh-huh.
46:24Uh-huh.
46:26I'm saying that, and Bobby says it's been a while.
46:27I'm pointing that out to show the timeframe.
46:31Cause now you have no go zones in England.
46:33In England, what's happened in France?
46:38What's happened in Sweden?
46:40What's happened in Norway?
46:42We have time to turn, if we will, but we must turn.
46:47We must turn.
46:52Another bit of news, Nancy Pelosi has,
46:54Nancy Nancy Nancy is thrown in the towel.
46:56She said that's a wrap.
46:58Four decades in Congress is enough for her.
47:01She will not seek reelection in 2026.
47:04Listen to a portion of her covering her announcement
47:07and then the announcement she posted on social media.
47:09It's clip number two, clip two, go.
47:11This is major news we are following here on Capitol Hill.
47:14Congresswoman Pelosi announced in a video posted
47:17on social media that she is stepping down
47:20after serving nearly four decades in Congress.
47:24I will not be seeking reelection to Congress.
47:28With a grateful heart, I look forward
47:30to my final year of service as you are proud, representative.
47:33Nancy Pelosi is known for making history
47:36on and off the house floor.
47:38She broke the glass ceiling multiple times,
47:40serving in several house leadership roles,
47:42and becoming the first and only woman.
47:44I'm not interested in her fawning, whatever.
47:46This woman was a part of the thing to help to move our,
47:49to comfortably move our country away from what?
47:52So the simple simply push is not running for reelection.
47:54She's not running for reelection.
47:57All right, enough of that.
47:59I agree.
48:00Like, look, history was removed from our education intentionally.
48:03I agree.
48:04Why did we allow it?
48:06You see what I'm saying?
48:08History, history, and civic, I did a presentation
48:11not too long ago at a conference,
48:12and I was explaining how based on the National Assessment
48:18of Education and Progress Statistics
48:21that on average across the country,
48:22only like 18% of eighth graders were proficient in civics.
48:28And I made the point, do you think that's a coincidence?
48:31No, but here's my question, why?
48:35Why would families allow their children
48:38to matriculate through academia and not learn our history?
48:45Why?
48:48Do you understand what I'm saying?
48:50It's, and I understand it is far easier for us
48:53to identify a bookie man.
48:54They did this to us.
48:56But can I tell you something in our nation,
48:58they could not do this to us without our agreement.
49:01This is what I'm saying.
49:04This is what I'm saying.
49:06Intentional infiltration of our academic systems
49:09with anti-Christ and anti-American smut for generations.
49:17Why did we allow it?
49:20Why do we allow it?
49:25See, in many ways, this is why I say,
49:28at the beginning of the program,
49:29this is an even drive time show.
49:31You're leaving your part time job to your full time jobs.
49:34Income generation is part time.
49:36Outcome cultivation is full time.
49:38That's why I continue to say these things.
49:45My heart breaks, man.
49:46I was in North Louisiana recently,
49:48and I administered at the conference there,
49:49and some brothers came and say,
49:50man, I listened to you.
49:51And, you know, Abe, I know what you're exactly
49:53you're talking about because in my formative years,
49:58you know, I was out there getting it.
49:59I didn't have, I wasn't focused on what's going on in my home.
50:02And now I regret it.
50:06I've heard that repeatedly, guys.
50:09And my point here is not to provoke any type of condemnation, anything like that,
50:14because our eyes are open when they're open, but I'm saying we have to have our eyes open now.
50:20If we're beyond the stage where we have young ones in our home, we all have family members and
50:23relatives and friends that we're connected to. We all have them. We have to be about our father's
50:30business now. There must be an urgency now. Peter is writing at the end of his life saying that,
50:35listen, I'm close to my temporal dwelling being cast off, but I need to conduct myself in such a way
50:42so that even when I'm going, you will be mindful of these things.
50:45Many places the church is more concerned with the newest building program
50:50and having the slickest big screens and having the multimedia presentation
50:55while you have the little girls in your own church getting pregnant
50:58and your boy's going to prison and yet we got all these programs going on.
51:02We got every agenda under the moon except making disciples.
51:08If he's a 6'4", Pidea, the whole training of the mind and morals,
51:12What does it mean to be a Christ follower in the context of the United States of America
51:17but God has planted us?
51:20And then here's a not so secret secret, guys.
51:25We have this amount of time without offspring, our young ones, man.
51:32We must be about our father's business.
51:34We can turn if we will.
51:40The views and opinions expressed in this broadcast may not necessarily reflect those of the American
51:45Family Association or American Family Radio.

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