Senator John Fetterman says he faces the most heinous vitriol from Regressives. Dana Bash seemed “shocked,” but do you believe she was surprised?

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1. 0:01Darkness is not an affirmative force.
2. 0:03It simply reoccupies the space vacated by the light.
3. 0:07This is the Hamilton Corner on American Family Radio.
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5. 0:15Delivery people out of the bondage of mainstream media.
6. 0:18And the philosophies of this world.
7. 0:21God has called you and me to be his ambassador.
8. 0:24Even in this dark moment.
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11. 0:34Good evening, everybody.
12. 0:35Welcome to the Hamilton Corner.
13. 0:38My name is Abraham Hamilton, the third host of the program.
14. 0:41I am joined by the corner contingent right across from me,
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17. 0:51produced extraordinaire, often imitated, never duplicated.
18. 0:54The real J. Mac is seated and ready to rock and roll as well.
19. 1:02I'm not gonna mess with them today on that one.
20. 1:05Not on air anyway, we got breaks to do that.
21. 1:07At this very moment, many of you,
22. 1:10if not most of you are making your transition
23. 1:13from your part time jobs where you generate an income
24. 1:15to your full time jobs, where you cultivate an outcome.
25. 1:18And as you do so, I want to remind you
26. 1:22to do it with intentionality,
27. 1:24recognizing the primacy that God places on family.
28. 1:27I cannot state this enough.
29. 1:29I cannot state it enough.
30. 1:33Because what goes on in your house is far more important
31. 1:35what goes on in the White House, I am greatly concerned that with all that's happening.
32. 1:45And it's almost to the place where it's like perpetual outrage, you know, from one issue,
33. 1:50you know, did you see that?
34. 1:52No, did you see that?
35. 1:54And like, like for example, and I love my country, because this is the country where God placed
36. 2:01me.
37. 2:02And I'm so grateful for God's divine providence in doing so.
38. 2:09is unsettling, unconscionable to think of what has been made public now in terms of evidence,
39. 2:20for example, that former President Barack Hussein Obama while publicly playing nice in
40. 2:26oil.
41. 2:27Want to make sure we're part of the peaceful transition to the Trump years while he's literally
42. 2:31behind the scenes working to undermine and usurp President Trump, where we have evidence
43. 2:37now that he was specifically involved in requiring the intelligence community to give him a new
44. 2:45document when they said, I don't rush it and do anything with our elections, know what
45. 2:50the capable of.
46. 2:51He said, no, no, no, no, you go back to the drawing board and you find out how they did
47. 2:54it.
48. 2:55Like what?
49. 2:57You know?
50. 2:58And then, and, and I have been saying this and I'm going to continue to say it.
51. 3:04Somebody wake me up when somebody's arrested.
52. 3:08And if, if with all of these things that are happening, nobody is arrested, what is the
53. 3:15ultimate efficacy of this information being discovered?
54. 3:19What kind of nation do we truly have?
55. 3:22You know, the whole thing.
56. 3:24So right now you got the, you have some of the Democrats trying to put together this whole
57. 3:30thing.
58. 3:31Oh, Trump and Epstein again is like, dude, Biden was in office.
59. 3:33How long?
60. 3:35And with all the stuff they try to do to Trump, do you really think if they had anything substantive
61. 3:39on Trump that they would not have used it by now. I mean, literally they tried to blow
62. 3:43the man's face off. Literally not figuratively. I just, and then they take an email referring
63. 3:53to Virginia, Virginia Jeffrey, who's passed away now. And then they redact her name from
64. 4:00an email that's already been public. I, these things have the effect of cumulating the such
65. 4:06to the Greek, where they result in people who do nothing without
66. 4:12range. And we can't afford to allow that to become a lot. It is
67. 4:21gravely concerning to me. One of the most frequent things in
68. 4:25the, like, I can tell you, like even in our local church, there
69. 4:31are people who come to our church and they say, man, you know,
70. 4:33we never really heard much about discipleship till we came
71. 4:35here. Guys, that breaks my heart every time I hear that. Many
72. 4:40you have had the same experiences and where we may not recognize what's happened, one of the foremost
73. 4:47contributors to the Lord moving his people to function in our nation in a way that he desires
74. 4:55and for our nation to become the nation and to be the nation he desires for us to be has been
75. 5:00often left on the cutting room floor, has been neglected largely. And it's because we don't recognize what
76. 5:07what by God's grace, I hope to point out to us from scripture here and now.
77. 5:12When I say daily that the transition from our income generating capacity to our outcome
78. 5:18cultivation capacity, without come cultivation being our full time jobs, guys, we cannot afford
79. 5:26to continue another day, another moment, the negligence that has transpired in the generations
80. 5:35prior in the days preceding.
81. 5:36To the word of God we go 2nd Peter chapter 1 verses 1 through 8 is where I'm going to go.
82. 5:432nd Peter chapter 1 verses 1 through 8.
83. 5:46The Apostle Peter wrote this toward the mid to the latter part of the 60s AD.
84. 5:55We know he and the Apostle Paul were executed in the same year under Nero in Rome.
85. 6:00Peter is writing toward the latter part of his life.
86. 6:05Last week I referred to verses 12 through 15 in this chapter when Peter explicitly says,
87. 6:09He says, like, I know that I'm about to put off my temporal dwelling, meaning, meaning
88. 6:13I know that my time of my departure is not.
89. 6:17But I want to remind you of these things, not because you're ignorant of them, but to
90. 6:20amplify their importance and to put you in a position long after I'm gone, that you would
91. 6:25still be functioning of what God has called you to.
92. 6:28And then in that vein, Peter writes this by the Spirit of God, 2 Peter chapter 1 verse
93. 6:331, Simon Peter, a doulos, a bond-servant and an apostle of Jesus Christ to those who have
94. 6:39received the faith of the same kind as ours by the righteousness of our God and Savior Jesus Christ.
95. 6:47Grace and peace be multiplied to you in the knowledge of God and of Jesus our Lord,
96. 6:54seeing that his divine power has granted to us everything pertaining to life and godliness
97. 7:01through the epignes, this is the Greek word there, the true knowledge or precise knowledge
98. 7:07or accurate understanding of Him who called us by His own glory and excellence.
99. 7:13For by these He is granted to us His precious and magnificent promises so that by them you may become
100. 7:18partakers of the divine nature, having escaped the corruption that is in the world by lust.
101. 7:27Now for this very reason, supplement your faith or also applying all diligence in your faith.
102. 7:34This is meant to be a faith supplement, guys. Applying all diligence in your faith,
103. 7:38and then your knowledge, self-control and your self-control perseverance and in your perseverance,
104. 7:46godliness and in your godliness, brotherly kindness and in your brotherly kindness love.
105. 7:52For if these qualities are yours and are increasing, some translations render that portion, if these
106. 7:59qualities are yours and they are abounding and they are bound, if these qualities are your
107. 8:05are bounding and they abound.
108. 8:08If these qualities are yours and are increasing,
109. 8:11they render you neither useless nor unfruitful
110. 8:16in the epignesists of our Lord Jesus Christ.
111. 8:21Other translations render that phrasing
112. 8:22that you will be rendered neither barren or unproductive
113. 8:26in your knowledge of the Lord Jesus Christ.
114. 8:30This is a sobering passage of scripture.
115. 8:32And this is something that I am gravely concerned
116. 8:36that has not been a frequent conversation
117. 8:39amongst many professing believers.
118. 8:46The reality exists, and I would wanna remind you
119. 8:48that the Apostle Peter here is writing to believers.
120. 8:51He's writing to fellow believers.
121. 8:53Right in verse one, he literally says
122. 8:56that he's writing to those who have received a faith
123. 8:58of the same kind as ours.
124. 9:01By the righteousness of our God and Savior Jesus Christ.
125. 9:05And to these people who have received a faith
126. 9:07of the same kind as ours, Peter writes,
127. 9:10these are qualities you must have and they must be increasing.
128. 9:13Your faith is a baseline.
129. 9:16It's not the sum total that all you are to be.
130. 9:18It is a baseline and your faith must be bolstered,
131. 9:21must be supplemented not to earn justification,
132. 9:24not to earn right standing with God,
133. 9:26but as a result of having been benefited
134. 9:30by the finished work of the cross
135. 9:32as a result of being redeemed.
136. 9:34That this is now your life's course.
137. 9:38The thing that I'm gravely concerned
138. 9:39has not been a significant conversation is the fact that the apostle Peter is warning that
139. 9:46if these qualities are not yours and if these qualities are not increasing in your lives
140. 9:51in your hearts and your walk with the Lord and your journey and sanctification, then you
141. 9:55face the real perspective, the real prospect, I mean, the real prospect of being unfruitful
142. 10:02and useless in your knowledge of Jesus Christ.
143. 10:08My heart breaks, but if we are to be honest brokers, much of what passes for Christ following
144. 10:19our country, the bride has publicly been rendered useless and unfruitful.
145. 10:28Not because there's something wrong with the word of God, but when we have something
146. 10:35as foundational to Christ following as Jesus' commission, go ye therefore into all the
147. 10:42world making disciples of all ethnos going into all the cosmos making disciples of all ethnos
148. 10:50teaching them to obey everything that Jesus Christ commanded you and this is to continue to the end of
149. 10:57the age but to have so often it's so frequent a phenomenon for people to say oh hey I didn't really
150. 11:08making disciples what is that how do you do that what that's what we supposed to be doing
151. 11:12And as a result of that neglect generally speaking, we now have a popular have a populace
152. 11:23that significant comport portions of it.
153. 11:26Yeah, you know, I like innovative thinking.
154. 11:29Remember that clip I played to you for the mom downy voter?
155. 11:32Oh, I like innovative thinking though.
156. 11:34She's voting for an ideology from 1848.
157. 11:39One of the qualities that's supposed to be in the Lord's people and that's increasing,
158. 11:43It says it right here that you add to your faith,
159. 11:46you supplement your faith with knowledge in verse three.
160. 11:50The knowledge mentioned in verse three
161. 11:52is connected to the epignesus
162. 11:54that is mentioned previously in the verses that I read before,
163. 11:58that we as the people of God should yearn for,
164. 12:01not just general information floating ahead,
165. 12:02so we've been walking around like puffed up eggheads,
166. 12:06but there's a yearning for learning
167. 12:09that flows from being anchored in Christ.
168. 12:12Are these qualities ours?
169. 12:13Are they abounding in us?
170. 12:15Are we a people that are pursuing moral excellence?
171. 12:21I weep over story after story of pastor and minister
172. 12:25and this leader and that leader who has fallen.
173. 12:30And many of what's happened publicly,
174. 12:32you've heard that what exists in the pulpit
175. 12:34is normally amplified in the pews.
176. 12:38Sexual immorality is so prevalent amongst
177. 12:40the professing people of God that we don't talk about
178. 12:44what the scripture says about things like divorce.
179. 12:52The urgency you hear in my voice that is coming
180. 12:54from our heart is that we don't even recognize that we have largely been rendered useless.
181. 12:59We don't understand what Colossians 2 means when it says, be careful that you're not deluded
182. 13:04with delusion, commodacize of the captivity, that captivity is increasing amounts of offspring
183. 13:09of people born into Christian homes that reject the free gift of salvation or people professing
184. 13:15to be Christ followers, but the relationship they have with Jesus doesn't impact anybody
185. 13:20beyond themselves.
186. 13:22And so we set the course.
187. 13:23You hear me on this, you'll see all the time darkness is not an affirmative force, but rest
188. 13:28assured it reoccupied to space that is vacated by the light.
189. 13:34So instead of the Lord's bride being salt and light, we become lightly salted instead of
190. 13:37us being a passionate body of believers, advancing God's kingdom animated by the Spirit
191. 13:44of God, making disciples to red our nation, cultivating a populace that is sufficient to
192. 13:50enjoy the article for constitutional guarantee of a constitutional Republican form of government.
193. 13:55Instead of that being the reality was happening in our nation, the negligence leaves room for
194. 14:01the Islamianist in New York City. The negligence leaves room for a dullness concerning the threats
195. 14:08that abound with Islamism and the history there. Instead of being a robust body, we have people that
196. 14:16a ripe for the type of foolishness that Tucker calls in the spewing lately and the conspiracy
197. 14:22things that can't asson't spewing out with no facts.
198. 14:28Having itching ears and yielding to all of this insanity, oh God, would you stir us again
199. 14:35more?
200. 14:37Stir your bride to return to the foundation of what you called us to be.
201. 14:47The Lord is able to say by many of our few guys, and I'm not looking at this merely in
202. 14:52the natural sense.
203. 14:54If we would humble ourselves and repent,
204. 14:56God will in no ways despise us.
205. 15:01A discipleship minute with Joseph Parker.
206. 15:05Prayerlessness.
207. 15:06What exactly is prayerlessness?
208. 15:09Well, that's the failure to really pray as we should.
209. 15:13When we don't pray, we can miss things God is saying to us
210. 15:18and God is doing in and around us.
211. 15:21When we don't pray, we miss blessings God very much
212. 15:25wants us to have.
213. 15:26It's a challenging area of life for probably many,
214. 15:30if not most believers, the failure to pray.
215. 15:32You know, the Word of God tells us,
216. 15:34in 1st the Sonal and Chapter 5,
217. 15:35it says, pray without ceasing.
218. 15:37Well, how in the world do we really do that?
219. 15:39Well, keep in mind, God wouldn't tell us
220. 15:41to do something we could not do.
221. 15:43God tells us time and time again to do things
222. 15:45that we can only do in his wisdom, in his power,
223. 15:48and in his grace.
224. 15:49Now, I wanna say and challenge every listener
225. 15:52to really think about this.
226. 15:54It's important that we live a life full of prayer.
227. 16:05Shiting light into the darkness,
228. 16:08this is the Hamilton Corner, an American family radio.
229. 16:12Welcome back to the Hamilton Corner.
230. 16:14Heh heh heh heh.
231. 16:18Guys, I've said it before and I'm gonna say this now.
232. 16:20We absolutely need people organizing political activity.
233. 16:25We need people that are willing to be selfless
234. 16:28and to put themselves out to be candidates
235. 16:30for various offices.
236. 16:32We need a godly Christ following spirit filled attorneys who are willing to fill judicial roles.
237. 16:38We need all of that.
238. 16:39But if we have all of those things filled, but we do not have a Christian church in our
239. 16:46nation being effective in making disciples, the apparatus that has been constructed and
240. 16:54that we've enjoyed for so long, guys, it will not endure.
241. 16:59It will not endure.
242. 17:01So my point in saying this is not to say, abandon those other areas, not in the least bit, not
243. 17:07in the least bit, but there must be a potent force for disciple making in our nation.
244. 17:16I can go on and on and on referring to the various founders of the Republic if you can keep it,
245. 17:21you know, religion and morality and this, and this principle of sports.
246. 17:24How many times have I quoted in the last several months, John Adams, he talks about, you know,
247. 17:29a populace that is unbridled by religion and morality are not conducive to our form of
248. 17:36government.
249. 17:37That the government is not able to handle human passions unbridled by religion and morality.
250. 17:44They will run through our constitution like a whale goes through a net.
251. 17:47That's literally John Adams said.
252. 17:50And not look around.
253. 17:51What's going on?
254. 17:52I'm going to share a story with you today that we have people fighting, fighting Texas past
255. 17:56the bill.
256. 17:59Literally saying this.
257. 18:01You can't have sexually oriented performances where you have minors present.
258. 18:05Think about that.
259. 18:06Think about that.
260. 18:07And now they had to pass a law for that in the first place.
261. 18:11Think about that.
262. 18:13You want to talk about a lawless people.
263. 18:14Yeah, we want to fight.
264. 18:16Boom, boom, boom.
265. 18:17All right.
266. 18:18Boom, boom, boom.
267. 18:19Two wiggle in front of the seven year olds.
268. 18:23That's that's so that in and of itself, then get this.
269. 18:29When Texas passed the law, you got folks that sued to prevent the state from enforcing.
270. 18:34the law. What are we doing as a society? As a society? We have, and I'll cover this now,
271. 18:51the whole world watched Charlie Kirk murdered in front of the world, and we had people all across
272. 19:09our society in various occupations and various immigration, not immigration education levels,
273. 19:19who celebrated the man's death into the halls of the Professoryate in our halls of
274. 19:29education. And then in the state of Virginia we had an attorney general
275. 19:34candidate who literally wished death upon his political opponents and his
276. 19:42children wishing that his children's mother would have to suffer the children
277. 19:49dying in her arms and he wanted to and expressed a desire to desecrate their
278. 19:55graves in order for them to have a different political position. And this do one, he won
279. 20:02guys. And then you had, and there's some updates on Senator John Federman, but he appeared on
280. 20:15the Clinton News Network, the Crescent News Network, the crazy news network. And I'm going
281. 20:25to play the clip so you can just for yourself where this is the Senator and listen, the man,
282. 20:31he's a Democrat US Senator from Pennsylvania, John Fetterman.
283. 20:34I disagree with him on everything policy wise, but he is a man holding the line for
284. 20:41sanity in the Democrat party.
285. 20:42He still votes lock and set with the Democrats.
286. 20:45Generally speaking, he has aberrations every now and again.
287. 20:48Now, and again, he was one of the early Democrats to want to end the government
288. 20:51shutdown, but he was asked by Dan a bash.
289. 20:58You experience a lot of hate, especially on line.
290. 21:01Where do you get the most from?
291. 21:02And now that question is so sophomoric in my opinion,
292. 21:08like, oh yeah, they hate more than them.
293. 21:11It's like so hatred because of political differences
294. 21:18are acceptable, even that.
295. 21:21But then you have Dana Bash when Senator Fetterman answers,
296. 21:24she's like, oh really?
297. 21:26Bobby, she was so shocked, you see.
298. 21:28I'm just like, ma'am, did you go to Juilliard?
299. 21:35Did you, did you, did you, did you, are you putting on your
300. 21:39thespian training, you know, kind of like the same act when,
301. 21:42when your entire sort, your, your colleagues all,
302. 21:47can you believe how bad Joe Biden has become as if they had
303. 21:53no clue? Senator Federman was on scene and I'll play this for
304. 21:59you. And then I want you to look at it, listen to it. And I
305. 22:04want to, first of all, process with Senator Federman is saying
306. 22:08says, but also do you believe Dana Bass was really surprised at his answer?
307. 22:19Let me show you what I'm talking about. Listen to and watch clip number three, clip three, go.
308. 22:24You said quote, I've drunk deeply of the venom of both the left and the right as a connoisseur.
309. 22:31I can confirm that the most poisonous, the bitterest is from the far left. That is pretty remarkable.
310. 22:39to hear you say that as an elected Democrat.
311. 22:42Why?
312. 22:44Yeah, yeah, no.
313. 22:47It's just been my personal experience on this thing.
314. 22:51And when I asked my digital team, I said,
315. 22:55you know, you're on all the platforms.
316. 22:57You know, really what's kind of the harshest,
317. 22:59what's kind of the most personal?
318. 23:00And the answer was immediate.
319. 23:02They said, oh, blue sky, it's blue sky.
320. 23:05And the difference is, I mean,
321. 23:07the right would say really rough things and names.
322. 23:10Some names I won't repeat on TV,
323. 23:13but on the left it was like they want me to die,
324. 23:18or that we're cheering for your next stroke,
325. 23:21or that's terrible that depression,
326. 23:23why couldn't it depression one?
327. 23:25And I hope your kids find you.
328. 23:29I mean, they even have like the graphic, a gift,
329. 23:36They have like a stroke, you know, in your head.
330. 23:39Oh my gosh.
331. 23:40Yeah, and they said that, I remember one,
332. 23:44they claimed, oh, the doctor let us down
333. 23:47and why did they have to save his life?
334. 23:49I mean, just really, like, I just can't imagine.
335. 23:51People are wishing, you know, I wish he dies
336. 23:56or I want him to die, you know, literally cheering for a stroke.
337. 24:01And I don't know what the kind of a place
338. 24:02where that comes from.
339. 24:03I mean, that's much different
340. 24:05than just calling me a name.
341. 24:09And that's really been consistent
342. 24:11in that community online.
343. 24:17So much to say in regards to this.
344. 24:20First, for those of you who don't know,
345. 24:23Blue Sky is a social media platform
346. 24:26that was started in response to Elon Musk's purchase
347. 24:30of the artist form in on his Twitter.
348. 24:32And all of the regressives,
349. 24:35or should I say a lot to the regressives,
350. 24:37well, I'm leaving Twitter, I'm leaving Twitter.
351. 24:40who still have accounts on X, by the way.
352. 24:43We really start our own week, we get it out.
353. 24:45So it's a haven for regressives to spew their screeds online.
354. 24:54So for those of you may not be aware of that.
355. 25:00Senator Fetterman says, people are on the right
356. 25:02and I mean, how do you really know they're online,
357. 25:05but whatever, let's go with what he said.
358. 25:08People on the right, they may call me names,
359. 25:11but in this environment where we just witness
360. 25:13what happened to Charlie Kirk and all the other things,
361. 25:17the people who profess to be members of the party
362. 25:22that I am a part of who don't like my willingness
363. 25:26to use my own mind and though 95, 97% of the time,
364. 25:31I vote with everything else the Democrats do.
365. 25:34But when I do say things slightly different,
366. 25:39they don't just express their disdain or disapprove of that.
367. 25:42They wish death on me.
368. 25:45This is by way of reminder, this is the same John Fetterman
369. 25:49who literally had a stroke during his sinic campaign,
370. 25:52literally had a stroke.
371. 25:53And you know, people say,
372. 25:54I wish you had, why did the doctor save him?
373. 25:57You know, he's talked about suffering with depression
374. 25:59and all that kind of stuff.
375. 26:00Oh, I wish depression would have taken him out.
376. 26:02This is what this is, things they're saying to him.
377. 26:06These are the things they're saying to him.
378. 26:09But if you watch this show,
379. 26:11and if you listen to this show,
380. 26:13You already know that those who adhere to the,
381. 26:19the doctrinaire offerings of Moses, Mordecai, Mark's Levy,
382. 26:23you know that violence to them wasn't anything that,
383. 26:28you know, you ride through certain neighborhoods
384. 26:30or you go through a school zone and they have these speed bumps,
385. 26:32right?
386. 26:34Cause the speed bumps won't just slow down to them.
387. 26:36Violence ain't even a speed bump.
388. 26:37In fact, it's the opposite.
389. 26:39Violence, violence is a useful tool, a useful tool.
390. 26:45to advance their agenda.
391. 26:51It's a useful tool to gin up what Marx and Georgie Lukach
392. 26:55would describe it.
393. 26:57Lukach specifically called it the type of person
394. 27:01to support the demonic revolution.
395. 27:04We need people to be willing to be human demons
396. 27:07so that they will be willing to utilize violence as a mechanism.
397. 27:10So is there any surprise that the people who adhere
398. 27:14of these ideologies also will utilize that on anybody,
399. 27:20including one of their own senators.
400. 27:28I mean, you would talk about egregious wishing death
401. 27:33and wishing his children would find him dead.
402. 27:39Is that a surprise?
403. 27:40Are you surprised by that?
404. 27:43I'm not, sadly, sadly, I'm not.
405. 27:48Not at all.
406. 27:51So then you see Dana Bash, oh, no, no, really.
407. 27:54Oh, oh, wow, wow, one.
408. 27:58I think the surprise is limited to this.
409. 28:02I can't believe he said that on TV.
410. 28:05But do you really believe she's surprised
411. 28:07that that's the kind of things that are being said
412. 28:09and that things that are happening?
413. 28:15I don't, I don't think one, I don't think for a second
414. 28:19that Dana Bash is truly surprised.
415. 28:22Guys, these are the people, you know,
416. 28:24I wanna present something to you.
417. 28:26Like where did we begin to,
418. 28:28And why do we begin to accept things like,
419. 28:31well, you know, violence and criminality
420. 28:36is synonymous with people who grow,
421. 28:38who live in poverty.
422. 28:41Guys, that's just simply not true.
423. 28:43First and foremost, the majority of people
424. 28:46that live in impoverished neighborhoods are not criminals.
425. 28:49That's just the fact that people who are criminals
426. 28:52are an extreme minority.
427. 28:56But where do we get this ideology from?
428. 28:57statements like, oh, the riots are just the voice being expressed of the unheard.
429. 29:04Where did that come from?
430. 29:05Guys, that comes straight out of Marx, straight out of the notion of fomenting discontent with
431. 29:12the proletariat in order to whip them into a frenzy where they're willing to cast off
432. 29:19the restraints of the bourgeoisie.
433. 29:21Guys, I know I'm from the hood.
434. 29:24I know people in the projects haven't always been over a criminality.
435. 29:30It's been a change over time generationally as,
436. 29:34I mean, have you heard this before,
437. 29:38an abandonment concerning the shaping and cultivation
438. 29:41of the hearts and minds of young Americans
439. 29:43or generationally, and then that abandonment
440. 29:48was reoccupied by dark ideologies,
441. 29:54which results in this generational gap
442. 29:56where you have older Americans,
443. 29:57like never will we consider things like socialism.
444. 30:00Of course not.
445. 30:01When you got young people kind of like, well, what happened?
446. 30:06It's been the product of an intentional
447. 30:09collage is too phenomenon.
448. 30:13Because for these people, violence is not only acceptable,
449. 30:17it's not only not a speed bump, it's an effective tool.
450. 30:22And so you have lots of all these sociologists
451. 30:25and others that come around, well, yeah, I'm sure
452. 30:27you should certainly expect violence with this poverty.
453. 30:29Says who?
454. 30:31Says who?
455. 30:33Having fewer resources has never automatically resulted
456. 30:40in the types of personal ethical rot
457. 30:43that makes one comfortable with criminality,
458. 30:45that has never been an automatic.
459. 30:49But over time, it's drifting.
460. 30:54So getting back to Dana Bash,
461. 30:55I find her political theater appalling.
462. 31:01Because I don't think she's honestly surprised.
463. 31:03I think if there is any surprise, it is,
464. 31:06oh, I can't believe you just said that on television.
465. 31:11Which brings us full circle of conversation we had
466. 31:14following Charlie Kirk's public assassination in martyrdom.
467. 31:20There are people who are comfortable with violence
468. 31:22as a political tool,
469. 31:26because they're, Jesus told us when a student
470. 31:28is fully trained, he'll be like his teacher.
471. 31:32That's literally what we're witnessing.
472. 31:37But we have to have the web of all two,
473. 31:41get boots on the ground and engage people.
474. 31:46First, because there's always,
475. 31:47there's always a group courage.
476. 31:51People are willing to pop off in the group,
477. 31:53you're getting about themselves,
478. 31:54they're more quiet than the church mouse.
479. 32:06And soon after that interview,
480. 32:08John Federman's office released an update today
481. 32:10because he was out for, he says,
482. 32:12his office says a morning walk
483. 32:14and he suffered a ventricular fibrillation,
484. 32:17which I had to look up,
485. 32:19which is an abnormal heart rhythm
486. 32:20that can result in cardiac arrest.
487. 32:24Thankfully, he's recovering, he's in the hospital now,
488. 32:28but soon after doing the interview,
489. 32:31he suffered this fall near his home in Braddock,
490. 32:36and it resulted him having injuries to his face.
491. 32:41But again, he's recovering.
492. 32:43I wonder what blue sky is saying now following that news.
493. 32:46You think they are expressing concern
494. 32:49for John Federman's condition, or are some cheering
495. 32:54what happened to the senator?
496. 33:01I hope you're sitting down for this.
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549. 35:16Welcome back to the Hamilton Corner, Abraham Hamilton Third
550. 35:19I'll go to this story because I alluded to it already. The state of Texas passed a bill,
551. 35:24Senate bill 12. This bill was passed in late 2023. And it is a bill that prohibits quote,
552. 35:40sexually oriented performances and visual performances that features a performer who is
553. 35:46nude or engages in sexual conduct and appeals to the
554. 35:50purian interest in sex.
555. 35:54Under law, anyone who controls the premises of a commercial
556. 35:57enterprise is prohibited from allowing any loop performance in
557. 36:00the presence of anyone younger than 18 years of age.
558. 36:04In quote, that's what the bill does.
559. 36:06So you can't gyrate and you can't be naked in front of minors.
560. 36:12The businesses will be held accountable and the people doing
561. 36:16So they'll face criminal accountability if they do that.
562. 36:25You want to talk about a devolution in society.
563. 36:31Texas had to pass a law guys to stop that from continuing.
564. 36:35And you know why?
565. 36:36Because it was happening in other parts of the country, but it was happening in
566. 36:41Texas.
567. 36:42Governor Greg, Greg Abbott signed the bill into law.
568. 36:44But before the law could take effect, which it was scheduled to take effective
569. 36:50September of 2023.
570. 36:53I will remind you we're in November of 2025.
571. 36:56Up until this date, the state has been prohibited from enforcing that law because there were
572. 37:02miscreants in our country who sued to prevent Governor Abbott and the state of Texas from
573. 37:11that law going into effect.
574. 37:15Now just sit with that for a moment.
575. 37:19Texas has minors.
576. 37:20They clearly have an interest in protecting their minors from having their development skewed
577. 37:28and having their innocence intruded upon by adults who much prefer they'll their sexual
578. 37:35expression to the development of minors. No, no, in fact, they think, no, no, we want to
579. 37:40change the minor development. We want them to be comfortable with grown men thrust in their
580. 37:47mid sections in the face of children and to have the useful idiot adults who will bring
581. 37:53their children to this type of insanity. They had to, they passed the law. What, what, whatever
582. 38:10happen to, you know, he who does harm to the least of these that our collective investment
583. 38:17in one of the protect children, but that we've gotten to the place where we have people that
584. 38:20are so corrupted that they would actually fix their mouths and say wicked things like,
585. 38:27oh no, it's better for the health and development of the child if they're exposed to this kind
586. 38:31of things, you know, family friendly drag shows and whatnot.
587. 38:35Guys, if that's not the one of the most oxymoronic statements, I don't know what an oxymoron
588. 38:41is family friendly perversion displays. Guys, that's absurd and insane. So Texas had to pass
589. 38:55along probably some of the same people, not a probably, I know because it's, you know,
590. 39:02pride of the Woodlands and all of these so-called pride groups. They want to sue for
591. 39:06the right for adults to trust their genitals around in the front of minors, to gyrate and
592. 39:12and so on, as this is a wicked world, man.
593. 39:17This is a wicked world.
594. 39:21So they sued to stop the law from going into effect.
595. 39:26Thankfully, today, United States court,
596. 39:33for the Fifth Circuit, the United States court of appeal,
597. 39:37for the Fifth Circuit, reversed the district court injunction
598. 39:43and says, listen, Texas can start enforcing their law
599. 39:46while we evaluate the constitutionality of the law.
600. 39:48but there's nothing in the law that says
601. 39:51it has to be preliminarily enjoined from going into effect.
602. 39:56Listen to it and watch this clip.
603. 39:57It's clip number two,
604. 39:59clip two from a local reporter on this issue, clip two go.
605. 40:02Texas can now enforce a 2023 law
606. 40:05that's been tied up in legal battles.
607. 40:07A federal appeals court ruled this week,
608. 40:10the law banning drag performances
609. 40:12where children may be present can stand.
610. 40:15Under the law, businesses can be fined for hosting,
611. 40:18quote, sexually oriented,
612. 40:19in quote, performance is what children present,
613. 40:22violators could also face misdemeanor charges.
614. 40:26The law was declared unconstitutional in 2023.
615. 40:29This week's ruling is an appeal to that decision.
616. 40:32The federal appeals court sent the case back
617. 40:35to district court, which will now consider
618. 40:37the Texas attorney general's role in enforcing the law.
619. 40:45This is despicable.
620. 40:52you know, I think about, can you imagine the founders reaction?
621. 40:57Like imagine old George Washington, John Adams,
622. 41:01and Thomas Jeff, they're sitting around
623. 41:03and do you think they would have envisioned
624. 41:05for one moment that the first amendment
625. 41:07would be used as a vehicle to say,
626. 41:09yeah, by the way, we should protect
627. 41:12these displays of perversion
628. 41:13and they're right to have children present for them.
629. 41:17How do you think they would respond to that?
630. 41:19Because this is despicable.
631. 41:29And this is one of those moments where I'm grateful
632. 41:32for the state legislators in Texas and the governor
633. 41:35and the attorneys and the judges that are involved
634. 41:38at the Fifth Circuit, not the district court judges
635. 41:40in this instance.
636. 41:44And that's a perfect example of why I've said
637. 41:46that we need people functioning in those capacities.
638. 41:49But here's the other capacity.
639. 41:51What has happened to our populace?
640. 41:55where now you got grown folks who have no shame.
641. 42:05They'll come out and say, yeah,
642. 42:07we have a right to do this in front of children,
643. 42:11in front of children.
644. 42:19Guys, we're living in a Romans one world.
645. 42:23If you wonder what it looked like,
646. 42:24what did Romans one look like when it says that, you know,
647. 42:27that men suppress the truth and their wicked conduct,
648. 42:32they fail to retain God in knowledge
649. 42:34and they have become debased and futile in their minds.
650. 42:40This is what it looks like.
651. 42:42We used to understand we needed to protect children's innocence.
652. 42:46Now you have people think they're being bold and courageous
653. 42:49because they'll bring their seven-year-olds,
654. 42:50their five-year-olds to watch a man gyrate,
655. 42:53his genitals and address.
656. 43:10I'm highlighting this guys to demonstrate
657. 43:16what is happening in our society.
658. 43:18Don't think for one moment that that societal degradation
659. 43:23is unrelated to the proliferation of pornography
660. 43:28in our country.
661. 43:32Some of you remember in the show,
662. 43:33I did with Heidi Olson, the sexual assault nurse examiner
663. 43:38that in previous generations, those who had the audacity
664. 43:42to try to get involved with the Playboy magazine,
665. 43:46they were ashamed, it was secreted,
666. 43:48it was something they would pursue,
667. 43:53it would be embarrassed if it was exposed.
668. 43:55you realize that's not the case for our young people now.
669. 44:02And again, as I've said before, the young people that we have,
670. 44:04they all come from somebody's family, somebody's homes.
671. 44:12Because by and large, there's been a gross negligence
672. 44:17in terms of cultivating the hearts and minds
673. 44:23of our fellow, of our citizenry.
674. 44:26There is a job that the church is to do
675. 44:30that generally speaking has not been done.
676. 44:38How many of these people who have been, frankly,
677. 44:40sexually abused by someone who has been
678. 44:43corrupted via pornography and then the one who has been abused has their entire
679. 44:47concept concerning identity and sexuality completely skewed
680. 44:53and then they later have children to say yeah that's nothing wrong with me taking
681. 44:56my child to the take this story for example and I saw this report when it came out
682. 45:07and I didn't talk about it because I was concerned that
683. 45:11people were responding to it in an incomplete manner so what I'm talking
684. 45:15about a researcher by the name of Eric Kaufman, producer report titled the decline of trans
685. 45:21and queer identity among young Americans. The report went on to explain that the share of
686. 45:25college students identifying, excuse me, as a gender other than male or female has dropped.
687. 45:35Right? So, so up until 2023, the numbers of college students identifying as other than
688. 45:45male or female was increasing annually.
689. 45:48Now all of a sudden it's decreased.
690. 45:51And I saw lots of, you know, of the talking heads,
691. 45:55oh, this is evidence that the tide
692. 45:58is turning the culture has changed.
693. 46:00This shows that the whole identifications
694. 46:02with transgenderism was just, you know, a temporal fad.
695. 46:06It was a fad and while I do believe that that is true,
696. 46:11I'm gravely concerned because that is incomplete.
697. 46:15Why do I say it's incomplete?
698. 46:17The deeper question I have is why is it that something so foundational to us as a human kind,
699. 46:25foundational to us as our identities and our identifications according to the two sexes
700. 46:33God has created, why is that something that could be in such a state of flux?
701. 46:40My concern is why is it that it is so easy for a change so foundational like that to happen
702. 46:52And I strongly believe it's because something in our fabric of our society is broken.
703. 47:01That people are looking for a foundational truth and understanding and identity in places
704. 47:06other than from God's holy word as a firm by science, which amplifies to me.
705. 47:16And I know, you know, like, hey, you're hitting that note, which amplifies to me the same thing
706. 47:22I've been saying.
707. 47:23Darkness is not a affirmative force, but it reoccupies the space vacated by the light.
708. 47:29If you don't know who you are, don't worry.
709. 47:31The world will tell you.
710. 47:33The world will give you an identity.
711. 47:37And whatever notions are the most popular are the ones
712. 47:40that will be pursued, but what did the script tell us?
713. 47:42Ephesians 4.
714. 47:44The Lord gave us his bride to be the pilgrim,
715. 47:46the ground of truth, but to do what?
716. 47:48To equip the saints for the work of ministry,
717. 47:51for what purposes?
718. 47:54Until we grow into the full measurement stature
719. 47:55of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ,
720. 47:57no longer blown to and fro by every wind of doctrine.
721. 48:03God's truth has a stabilizing function.
722. 48:10Truth has an anchoring function, but when we have a society that is unmoored from the
723. 48:16truth, a society that may want to enjoy some of the benefits that are produced from the
724. 48:21truth, but the society nevertheless wants to reject that truth, those two things cannot
725. 48:28endure together.
726. 48:29It cannot.
727. 48:34My prayer even before coming on this show is that the Lord would bless us with an urgency,
728. 48:38concerning the necessity of obeying what He commanded us as recorded all the way back
729. 48:46in Matthew 28, that there would be a fervent commitment, a fervent return to His instructions
730. 48:56to make disciples, that the love for God would be displayed through our loving, eternity-based,
731. 49:04publicly anchor commitment to loving our neighbors as ourselves, so much so where we'll be willing
732. 49:09to even interrupt our own schedules to be a part of what God is doing. Because when we
733. 49:16love the Lord, we love His Word, we love His Word, we love His creation. And the prize
734. 49:25is not the results, the prize is the obedience, but that we would come face to face once again
735. 49:32with the necessity of obeying.
736. 49:35It starts writing our own homes.
737. 49:38As you know, Vodie Bockam said, you know,
738. 49:41he's passed on now.
739. 49:43We can't keep sending our children to Caesar
740. 49:47for cultivation of demise and hearts,
741. 49:49and yet waxing shocked when they come home as Romans.
742. 49:54The story of American secularization didn't happen
743. 49:57in the streets, much of it transpired right in our own homes
744. 50:02with us not even being aware that it's happening.
745. 50:05But I know, I know, I know, I know.
746. 50:08Just as sure as uncircumcised Philistines fall before David's,
747. 50:13that God is still in the business of opening the hearts and minds of people.
748. 50:17And if we will respond to Him in obedience,
749. 50:21there is no telling what God will do.
750. 50:25There's no telling.
751. 50:27Let's be about our Father's businessmen.
752. 50:29He's ordained us for this moment.
753. 50:33Let's not miss our moment.
754. 50:40The views and opinions expressed in this broadcast may not necessarily reflect those
755. 50:45of the American Family Association or American Family Radio.