The Hamilton Corner

November 14, 2025 · 49:48

Brigitte Gabriel, national security analyst and Chairman of Act for America, returns to “The Corner.”

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0:00 - 15:00. Proverbs 3:1-8 (NASB95): Repentance, placing one’s faith in Christ Jesus, and submission to His word is beneficial eternally and temporally. 15:00 - 31:00. Brigitte Gabriel, national security analyst and Chairman of Act for America, returns to “The Corner.” 31:00 - 48:00. We must choose whether we will be wise or foolish. or call: 800-326-4543 To donate call : 877-616-2396

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  1. 0:00Darkness is not an affirmative force.
  2. 0:02It simply reoccupies the space vacated by the light.
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  11. 0:32Good evening, everyone.
  12. 0:34Welcome to the Hamilton Corner.
  13. 0:35My name is Abraham Hamilton the third.
  14. 0:38Thank you for tuning into the program.
  15. 0:40And as you've done all throughout the weekend,
  16. 0:43all the years we've been on the air here.
  17. 0:47It is a privilege to join you on a daily basis.
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  21. 0:59and we are ready to rock and roll with today's edition of the program
  22. 1:03at this very moment many of you if not most of you are making your transition
  23. 1:06from your part-time jobs you generate income
  24. 1:09to your full-time jobs where you cultivate an outcome and through which you
  25. 1:12cultivate an outcome and as you do so
  26. 1:14i want to remind you as i do on a regular basis what goes on
  27. 1:19in your house is far more important what goes on in the white house
  28. 1:23uh... here we have most recently the white house is signed the bill
  29. 1:28to reopen the government, which was the product
  30. 1:32of political shenanigans driven by Democrats,
  31. 1:36who tried to hold, not tried to, who held the country hostage
  32. 1:42because Obamacare was never affordable from the beginning.
  33. 1:46In fact, it was designed to be unaffordable,
  34. 1:49but they wanted to try to make political,
  35. 1:51make a political grandstanding gesture in order to,
  36. 1:55and you heard their own party members tell you,
  37. 1:58Well, this was our leverage point.
  38. 2:00So all of the hand-ringing and, oh, we want people to get there.
  39. 2:05They're down with EBT.
  40. 2:06Yeah, you know me.
  41. 2:08You know what, SNAP, yeah, you know me.
  42. 2:11And all of this stuff that they were talking about,
  43. 2:13that they don't care about that.
  44. 2:15They're willing to use it for their advantage
  45. 2:17so they perceive for political purposes.
  46. 2:19And just let me say, the government reopening
  47. 2:23is just going to continue with the current
  48. 2:27continuing resolution until January.
  49. 2:31So we'll be back with the same issue
  50. 2:36brought before us in January.
  51. 2:37And it's important for the American people
  52. 2:39to pay attention to that because we'll
  53. 2:41have another episode where temper tantrums over Obamacare
  54. 2:44subsidies, subsidies will transpire.
  55. 2:48There is a vote, Republicans agree
  56. 2:51to vote on the enhanced subsidies,
  57. 2:53but it's very unlikely that they will pass.
  58. 2:57So what's going to happen in January, but before we get to any of that and beyond any of that,
  59. 3:03what goes on in your house is more important because you do not have the capacity to directly
  60. 3:07impact that, but you do have the ability to directly impact and I would add the responsibility
  61. 3:15to directly impact what transpires in your home.
  62. 3:19So at this very moment as you are making your transition, you must, I must, we all must do
  63. 3:26do so with intentionality. Well, I'll be making mine a little later once I get off there. But
  64. 3:31we must do so with intentionality because we're not going to outvote. We're not going to out politic.
  65. 3:36We're not going to out Supreme Court opinion. We're not going to out rule 22 filibuster rule. We're not
  66. 3:42going to house majority, sentiment, majority house minority, sentiment, minority deficiencies
  67. 3:46that are bound in the home. That's just the truth. Those things are significant. Those things are
  68. 3:53important, we need people on the front lines in those areas. But if we have people serving in those
  69. 3:59capacities, but there is a continued negligence, a continued ignorance, a continued refusal to do
  70. 4:06what God requires of us in our homes, God's, those things are become nothing more than window-dressing.
  71. 4:12And I will continue to ask this question rhetorically, how long do we expect a wicked
  72. 4:18populace to endure righteous leadership. When that populace has the prerogative, the constitutional
  73. 4:26prerogative to select its own servant leaders. What quality, what kind of servant leaders do you think
  74. 4:33will be selected when we have an increasingly wicked populace? We have to put into practice
  75. 4:42what God calls us to. Making disciples is not merely, this is a church growth strategy.
  76. 4:48No, no, no, no, no.
  77. 4:49Making disciples is a vehicle through which God establishes his kingdom.
  78. 4:54And because the American experiment in individual liberty flows directly from the truth and
  79. 5:02scripture, directly from the revelation of the immago, the reality of the immago day,
  80. 5:07directly from some of the revelations articulated throughout the Protestant Reformation, because
  81. 5:12our nation flows has been constructed directly from that, guess what our nation needs in
  82. 5:19in order to maintain and to continue this in the words
  83. 5:23of Benjamin Franklin, a republic, if you can keep it.
  84. 5:26Guess what's needed to keep the republic?
  85. 5:33A people who are self-governed as a fruit
  86. 5:38of the Spirit of God which indwells the regenerate.
  87. 5:41That is what we need.
  88. 5:44We need more believers to populate our nation.
  89. 5:47We need more people who have a biblical worldview.
  90. 5:49We need more people who will fill out what Proverbs 14
  91. 5:53He tells us in verse 34, righteousness, exultination,
  92. 5:57but sentence of reproach to any people.
  93. 6:00To the word of God we go, Proverbs, chapter three.
  94. 6:02Proverbs, chapter three, verses one through eight
  95. 6:06is where I'm going to go.
  96. 6:07And I want you to notice something as we navigate the scripture.
  97. 6:11I'm gonna read it first and then we'll talk through it
  98. 6:12a little bit.
  99. 6:14Proverbs, chapter three, verse one.
  100. 6:16My son, do not forget my teaching,
  101. 6:19but let your heart keep my commandments.
  102. 6:23For length of days and years of life and peace,
  103. 6:26they will add to you.
  104. 6:29Do not let kindness and truth leave you.
  105. 6:32Buying them around your neck,
  106. 6:33write them on the tablet of your heart,
  107. 6:36so you will find favor and good repute
  108. 6:39in the sight of God and man.
  109. 6:42Trust in the Lord with all your heart,
  110. 6:44and do not lean on your own understanding.
  111. 6:47In all your ways, acknowledge him,
  112. 6:50and he will direct your pass,
  113. 6:52or he will make your past straight.
  114. 6:54Do not be wise in your own eyes.
  115. 6:57Fear the Lord and turn away from evil.
  116. 7:00It will be healing to your body and refreshment
  117. 7:04to your bones.
  118. 7:06Hear the proverb writer articulates a view
  119. 7:10that is consistent throughout scripture in verse one,
  120. 7:12when it says,
  121. 7:13my son, do not forget my teaching.
  122. 7:18You can really put our nation in this point.
  123. 7:21America, do not forget my teaching.
  124. 7:24Well verse one explains is that you have the conveyance of wisdom utilizing as a framework
  125. 7:35the Father-Son relationship where the Father is representative of the heavenly Father,
  126. 7:43but the Son has been provided with robust teaching and instruction.
  127. 7:49And the Father adds to that robust teaching and instruction the admonition, don't forget
  128. 7:54what I've taught you.
  129. 7:57This is a sobering and gripping articulation and expression because the reality exists that
  130. 8:06one who's been the beneficiary of robust, godly council and instruction, it is not an automatic
  131. 8:13that that beneficiary will retain that instruction.
  132. 8:17Hence the exhortation here, don't forget my teaching.
  133. 8:23Don't forget what you've learned.
  134. 8:26Don't forget what I've taught you.
  135. 8:28in many ways we're living in a moment right now in our country where what is being displayed collectively
  136. 8:34is the fact that generationally we've forgotten the teaching of the Lord. We've abandoned that
  137. 8:42instruction. The reality exists that one can be presented with robust, godly, eternity-based,
  138. 8:53biblically anchored, guidance and instruction and that the one to whom that guidance and instruction
  139. 8:59was provided can become conveniently forgetful of the guidance and instruction.
  140. 9:05But it's not the Lord's will for that to be our experienced guys.
  141. 9:09Hence the admonition, do not forget my teaching.
  142. 9:13Then verse two conveys something that should be jolting for us as well as encouraging for
  143. 9:20us.
  144. 9:21Because very often, and I talk about it a lot and I reflect on it a lot, I think about what
  145. 9:26is going to be like in the tangible presence of God in the eternal state with all of the
  146. 9:32saints throughout human history.
  147. 9:35Whether it will be no need for a son because the presence of God is so radiant.
  148. 9:40I reflect on it often.
  149. 9:42I talk about it often.
  150. 9:46This scripture highlights the reality that heeding the Lord's instruction, refusing to
  151. 9:52to forget the heavenly Father's teaching and instruction,
  152. 9:56embracing the gospel of Christ Jesus,
  153. 10:00and repentance and faith, it has eternal benefit.
  154. 10:04Absolutely, but guess what?
  155. 10:07It also has temporal benefit.
  156. 10:10Verse two says, the refusal to forget the teachings
  157. 10:13of the Father, result in length of days and years of life,
  158. 10:18and peace being added to you.
  159. 10:21It's very similar to what you have,
  160. 10:23For example, in Exodus and recounted again in Deuteronomy,
  161. 10:27when the Lord commanded in Moses,
  162. 10:29receive God's commands, honor your father and your mother,
  163. 10:34that your days may be long in the land that your God
  164. 10:36has provided for you.
  165. 10:37In the New Testament, the Apostle Paul echoes that exact
  166. 10:40same command in Ephesians chapter six,
  167. 10:42and then he adds,
  168. 10:43this is the first commandment with promise.
  169. 10:47Then many times growing up in the Orleans,
  170. 10:49I would have conversations with families.
  171. 10:53When I say you may not realize that we're one of the most
  172. 10:56potent ways to short circuit your life
  173. 10:59is to refuse to honor your father and mother.
  174. 11:04One of the tried and true ways to short circuit
  175. 11:09your ability to enjoy what God has provided
  176. 11:12is by refusing to honor your father and mother.
  177. 11:15Here the Prophet writer is communicating something very
  178. 11:18similarly in that submission to God's word
  179. 11:22has benefit for us in the here and now.
  180. 11:27It is eternally beneficial and it is temporarily beneficial
  181. 11:32And the corollary is true.
  182. 11:34The corresponding implication is true,
  183. 11:37refusing to heed the Lord's word is detrimental to us,
  184. 11:44temporally.
  185. 11:46And if you reject the free gift of salvation, eternally,
  186. 11:50the text goes on,
  187. 11:52for length of days and years of life and peace,
  188. 11:55they will add to you.
  189. 11:57Do not let kindness and truth leave you.
  190. 12:01Buying them on your neck,
  191. 12:03write them on the tablet of your heart
  192. 12:04soul you will find favor and good repute in the sight of God and man."
  193. 12:12And that goes to similar verse, when the man's ways please the Lord even his enemies will be at peace with him.
  194. 12:17Yes, they're still enemies, but they won't have a ground or a basees upon which to assert perpetual hostilities towards you.
  195. 12:26So the result, the net result is that even his enemies will be at peace with you.
  196. 12:32And that is a spectrum, even his enemies will be at peace.
  197. 12:35associates
  198. 12:37Those who ain't may not like you that much but they can't do nothing about it loved ones, etc
  199. 12:41And it goes on down the line
  200. 12:47Then we get to verse five trust in the Lord with all your heart see all of these things flow in the direction toward verse five
  201. 12:55For refusing to forget the Father's teachings
  202. 12:58Keeping his commandments, treasuring them in our hearts
  203. 13:02It's like bank vaults banks have volts because they want to protect the most valuable
  204. 13:09assets they have. Our hearts should be volts for the Lord's commands, the Lord's
  205. 13:16word, biblical instruction. Our heart should be volts there, which is what the
  206. 13:22scripture is indicating when it says, well, let your heart keep my commandments.
  207. 13:26Again, it is true that we can be around the fount of knowledge from wisdom and
  208. 13:32understanding and yet not treasure it sufficiently. And so we simply trifle away
  209. 13:38the life giving virtue that God's Word is.
  210. 13:41And what God's Word produces in us.
  211. 13:44Back to verse five,
  212. 13:45trust in the Lord with all your heart,
  213. 13:47and do not lean on your own understanding.
  214. 13:51And do not lean on your own understanding.
  215. 13:57We all have made a God's image.
  216. 13:58We have understanding,
  217. 14:00but the scripture's admonition is to us,
  218. 14:02refuse to allow that to be the thing
  219. 14:05that governs our engagement.
  220. 14:06We surrender and submit our understanding
  221. 14:08to the wisdom of God.
  222. 14:10In all your ways acknowledge Him,
  223. 14:16and He will make it pass straight.
  224. 14:18I've explained before the word for acknowledge there is yada.
  225. 14:21Some might think that texts the same provide mental assent
  226. 14:23to God's existence, and that is not what He's saying at all.
  227. 14:26So where yada literally means to carry forward
  228. 14:28in every occurrence and future occurrence,
  229. 14:31the reality of the full scope, breadth, depth,
  230. 14:33and height of who God is.
  231. 14:36And welcoming that to govern your engagement
  232. 14:40engagement in the various circumstances. Do not be wise in your own eyes. Fear the Lord,
  233. 14:48turn away from evil. It will be healing to your body in refreshment to your bones. Christ's following
  234. 14:53has eternal benefit and temporal benefit as well. A discipleship minute with Joseph Parker,
  235. 15:04prayerlessness. What exactly is prayerlessness? Well, that's the failure to really pray as we
  236. 15:12we should. When we don't pray, we can miss things God is saying to us and God is doing
  237. 15:19in and around us. When we don't pray, we miss blessings God very much wants us to have. It's
  238. 15:26a challenging area of life for probably many if not most believers. The failure to pray,
  239. 15:32you know, the Word of God tells us in 1st Thessalonians chapter 5, it says, Pray without
  240. 15:36ceasing. How in the world do we really do that? Well, keep in mind God wouldn't tell
  241. 15:41us to do something we could not do. God tells us time and time again to do things that we
  242. 15:45can only do in his wisdom, in his power, and in his grace. Now I want to say and challenge
  243. 15:51every listener to really think about this. It's important that we live a life full of prayer.
  244. 15:57Shiting light into the darkness, this is the Hamilton Corner, an American family radio.
  245. 16:11Welcome back to the Hamilton Corner, Abraham Hamilton III here. I'm delighted to have on
  246. 16:15program a woman who I admire I love her work enjoy all that she is doing and has done as she's been on
  247. 16:22the show before but it's been a while since we have had have had her on so I'm grateful to have her on
  248. 16:27today I'm speaking of none other than Miss Brigitte Gabriel national security analyst New York Times
  249. 16:33best-selling author and chairman of act for America her latest bestseller is rise rise and I have the
  250. 16:42the subtitle right here.
  251. 16:44Wait a minute.
  252. 16:45There we go.
  253. 16:46In defense of Judeo-Christian values and freedom,
  254. 16:50Miss Brigitte Gabrielle, thank you for joining me here on the Hamilton corner.
  255. 16:53I thank you.
  256. 16:54I'm delighted to be back with you.
  257. 16:56Oh, it is truly my pleasure and I am.
  258. 16:59I am completely confident that our audience will be blessed by the time we've
  259. 17:03been here together today.
  260. 17:05I wanted to jump right into it.
  261. 17:07We've seen some pretty significant events develop in our own
  262. 17:12nation lately went with the most recent being the election of the
  263. 17:16Islamianist in New York City, Zorran Mamdani, then you had you had Omar Fata
  264. 17:22who ran for mayor but didn't win but came pretty close and many
  265. 17:28hapless that's right. Then you had the phenomenon of of Islamic
  266. 17:31majorities in Dearborn Michigan I believe she eyed predominantly and in
  267. 17:37Hamtramic Michigan where you had the mayor and Dearborn to tell a local
  268. 17:40Christian resident that hey, you're not welcome here.
  269. 17:43What do you see happening in our country
  270. 17:47and with your background and your experiences
  271. 17:49and we can get into that, however you wanna go with that?
  272. 17:52What is she happening in our country
  273. 17:53and does it seem to have a familiar ring
  274. 17:56to what we've seen throughout history around the world
  275. 17:58and what you've experienced personally?
  276. 18:00Well, this is a scary thing for me
  277. 18:03because I see my past in America's future
  278. 18:07unless America wakes up today.
  279. 18:09I come from the, I was born and raised in the country of Lebanon, which used to be a
  280. 18:14modern Christian country.
  281. 18:16In my lifetime, I have seen the transformation of Lebanon from a majority Christian country
  282. 18:22to not only a majority Islamic country, but to a terrorist country, one of the biggest
  283. 18:28terrorist players in the world who harbored one of the most lethal terrorist organization
  284. 18:34in the world, Hosbalah.
  285. 18:36the
  286. 18:38attacks in four continents across the globe.
  287. 18:40So what starts in the Middle East doesn't stay in the Middle East.
  288. 18:44Right now, we are witnessing, we are witnessing the spread and the infiltration of Islam is coming
  289. 18:52out of the Middle East and spreading all over the world, bringing with them their ideology,
  290. 18:58their customs, their traditions, their faith and enforcing their faith and their habits
  291. 19:06and their traditions of the countries that they left and came to the United States so
  292. 19:10they can escape. They are enforcing that now down our throat. So they want best of what
  293. 19:17America has to offer what they come here here for the prosperity, the freebies, the benefits
  294. 19:23of the United States, the social security checks, the Medicare, Medicaid or whatever it is that
  295. 19:30they get the free health care, free this free that if you cannot make enough money, we're
  296. 19:35We're going to give you snap.
  297. 19:36We're going to give you food stamps.
  298. 19:38We're going to even give you free housing.
  299. 19:40And if you can qualify even for a free cell phone.
  300. 19:42So they want all the freebies that our freedoms enables us to give to our people, to our citizens,
  301. 19:49to take care of them.
  302. 19:50Now they're coming from these countries and they are trying to shove, not trying.
  303. 19:54They are shoving down our throat, all these bad things that they left.
  304. 20:00And that's why Americans need to wake up right now.
  305. 20:04just talk about it, not just think, oh my gosh, we've got a problem. But saying, I think, okay,
  306. 20:10one, we need to develop the backbone to say what needs to be said. And we need to organize,
  307. 20:16mobilize and engage our citizens to stand up and say, you're going to lose your country
  308. 20:22unless you become engaged today. So well said, and I didn't even mention that the things we
  309. 20:27mentioned, we're witnessing the genocide in Nigeria, the persecution and Sudan of Christians,
  310. 20:34The genocide of Christians in Nigeria, the persecution in the Sudan, the Democratic Republic of Congo,
  311. 20:38it's happening all over the world and it's being brought to our domestic shores.
  312. 20:41You mentioned that we need to wake up right now and develop the backbone to say what needs to be said.
  313. 20:46So, Ms. Gabrielle, what needs to be said?
  314. 20:49Well, one, we need to call evil by its name, evil.
  315. 20:54We need to stand up for our Judeo-Christian values and say, look, these values, these Islamists are bringing with them to our country,
  316. 21:02are not American values.
  317. 21:03They are not the values that made our country great.
  318. 21:06As a matter of fact, their values are the values that keep their countries as a third-world country.
  319. 21:12Their values are the ones that are oppressing individual rights, oppressing women.
  320. 21:17Fifty percent of their societies are basically do not produce anything, do not contribute anything.
  321. 21:23Women who are oppressed in their society. This is not how we operate.
  322. 21:27We do not want Sharia law in the United States. You want to practice your Sharia law?
  323. 21:31You stay where you are. You can immigrate to Saudi Arabia. You can immigrate to Indonesia.
  324. 21:35You can immigrate to Egypt. You can go stay in your own region in the world. You don't need to come
  325. 21:40to Canada and freeze your neck off or come to Minnesota and freeze your neck off from Somalia.
  326. 21:46People like Ilhan Omar, for example, and this fat guy who ran for mayor and lost, thank God,
  327. 21:53did not like Somalia so much. Why are they living? Or bludging their allegiance to Somalia,
  328. 22:00campaigning in Somali instead of campaigning in English, why are they here? They can go back to Somalia.
  329. 22:06So the first thing we need to identify the problem and start speaking up about it. And the second thing
  330. 22:11is we need to start organizing in our own communities, creating groups in our own communities that impact
  331. 22:18our elected officials who make the decisions that affect us. Look, it is our elected official that
  332. 22:23decide how many refugees get deposited in your state. It's your elected officials that approve the
  333. 22:29funding for these refugees that are deposited in your state. And so we need to impact those
  334. 22:35decisions. And that's why my organization act for America. And I encourage everybody,
  335. 22:40if my message resonates with you, go right now to act for America dot org and join us.
  336. 22:47Start a chapter in your community. If you have five friends who believe the same way you do,
  337. 22:53get together, start a group. We will connect you with other people in your state and in your city
  338. 22:59who are members of our organization who share our concern,
  339. 23:02who will work with you, that will grow your chapter,
  340. 23:05where you can impact your local policy.
  341. 23:07We monitor bills coming down for a vote
  342. 23:09at the federal level and the state level,
  343. 23:11and we notify you about these bills coming down for a vote.
  344. 23:14So make sure you are signed up to receive our emails
  345. 23:17and action alerts,
  346. 23:18the started chapter in your community.
  347. 23:20If you already have a group up and going,
  348. 23:22make sure you register your group with our organization
  349. 23:25so we can come behind you.
  350. 23:27We can lift you up.
  351. 23:27we can support you. We can give you our resources. We can give you our technology that will help
  352. 23:33you mobilize in your own community. That's how we can make a difference.
  353. 23:37Man, it's so profound. You speak so powerfully to this point is the question I'm going to make.
  354. 23:42I'm going to present to you now because many people will say, well, Abe and Brigitte,
  355. 23:47you guys are talking about this, but the overwhelming majority of Muslims are non-violent.
  356. 23:52It's really only a minority that is violent.
  357. 23:56What would you say to the person who would present to you the notion that the majority
  358. 24:00are not violent in terms of those who are Islamic practitioners?
  359. 24:04I agree with them.
  360. 24:05I agree with them 100%.
  361. 24:08But these are not the ones we are worried about.
  362. 24:10These are not the ones on 9-11, 2001.
  363. 24:15We had 2.3 million Muslims, peaceful, moderate Muslims living in the United States.
  364. 24:21It took only 19 radicals to bring the World Trade Center down, kill 3,000 Americans, and
  365. 24:27bring America down on its knees.
  366. 24:31Our air traffic came to a shrieking halt.
  367. 24:35Our stock market plummeted and stopped.
  368. 24:38Literally stopped.
  369. 24:39We were paralyzed not by the 2.3 million, but by 19 people.
  370. 24:45When you look at the radicals who drive the agenda all throughout the world, it doesn't
  371. 24:49matter where.
  372. 24:50They are the ones that passionate who are impacting the lives of millions of people.
  373. 24:56And we cannot allow that to happen in our country.
  374. 24:59And this is why I say 2% of the passionate will always overrule the 98% in different.
  375. 25:05This is why we need to organize.
  376. 25:07We're not organizing against those who want to come assimilate.
  377. 25:10We're not organizing against those who are peaceful people who want to come to this nation,
  378. 25:14who want to be a part of the American fabric, who want to contribute to America, who want
  379. 25:18to become taxpayers who are gonna support our society,
  380. 25:22who are gonna create jobs, employ Americans.
  381. 25:26This is what immigrants did for the last 300 years
  382. 25:29who came to this country.
  383. 25:30Myself included, I am a first generation immigrant
  384. 25:34from the Middle East.
  385. 25:36I'm a brown-skinned woman.
  386. 25:38I came to this country, I worked hard,
  387. 25:40I did not collect welfare,
  388. 25:42I paid for my own ticket to come to the United States,
  389. 25:45I paid for my own lawyers,
  390. 25:46I studied America's history so I can pass the exam to become an American because most people
  391. 25:52don't realize.
  392. 25:5340 years ago when I came to the United States and I had to become an American, I had to study
  393. 26:00after I got my green card.
  394. 26:02I had to study a two-inch thick book written by the Daughters of the American Revolution
  395. 26:07about America's history, America's judicial system, our laws, our judicial process, our
  396. 26:15Congress. And I had to take a written exam as well as a verbal exam in English about America's
  397. 26:22history, what made us great, our constitution, et cetera, in order for me to become an American.
  398. 26:28By the time I became an American, I knew more about American history than my own American-born
  399. 26:34husband did. You know, these are the type of immigrants we want to bring to this country and
  400. 26:39assimilate them. I created jobs. I started my own company. I didn't matter what I, you know,
  401. 26:45what the first thing I did in this country when I came was, you know, I needed money.
  402. 26:50We started our own business. I had a baby and I was pregnant with my second child.
  403. 26:54I put an eight by 10 paper at Regent University next to my house. And I said, I will type student
  404. 27:01papers for a dollar a page. We had just bought our first computer and I would put my kids to bed
  405. 27:06And I would sit at night from 10 o'clock at night till 2 o'clock in the morning typing student papers
  406. 27:12I didn't mind whatever job I had to do in order for me to make money to feed my family
  407. 27:17I did not depend on America to give me a dime
  408. 27:21Those are the type of immigrants we need to come to our country
  409. 27:24And so this is why we fight so hard. It's not that we are against Muslims
  410. 27:29We are against radicals who want to come to our country
  411. 27:31bless their prayer five times a day disturbing the peace while we can at ring
  412. 27:37church bells. When was last time in your own city you heard church bells ringing?
  413. 27:41On Sunday or on Wednesday? Has anybody ever awakened to the ringing of a church
  414. 27:48bell? Of course not! It's disturbing the peace. So why do people have to be
  415. 27:52awakened to the call of prayer Islamic call of prayer screaming about killing
  416. 27:57the infidels, by the way, because we know what that or Ann says, why are we allowing this in
  417. 28:02our country? This is why I say you need to be as organized as the Islamist are. That's
  418. 28:10why we need to organize. And again, if this message resonates with anybody who's listening
  419. 28:15right now, go to act for America dot org, join us, start a chapter, become a member, support
  420. 28:22become a proud member, stand with us.
  421. 28:24And you know what?
  422. 28:25We are, I'm a Christian.
  423. 28:28I was taught to love.
  424. 28:30This has nothing to do with hating Muslims.
  425. 28:34This has nothing to do with hating a group of people.
  426. 28:37This has something to do with when we see something wrong
  427. 28:40happening in our country, we stand up and do what is right.
  428. 28:43And a lot of Christians, by the way,
  429. 28:45I'm speaking to a Christian audience.
  430. 28:47People tell me, I'll appreciate I'm praying for our country.
  431. 28:50I'm praying for our country.
  432. 28:52Well, you know what?
  433. 28:54People say to me,
  434. 28:55I'm not an activist,
  435. 28:57I'm a prayer warrior,
  436. 28:58but I'm not an activist.
  437. 28:59And I tell them,
  438. 29:00you know what?
  439. 29:00Jesus set the example
  440. 29:02of what activism is.
  441. 29:04Jesus was the first activist.
  442. 29:06When Jesus saw something wrong in the temple,
  443. 29:08he walked into that temple,
  444. 29:10he overturned the table.
  445. 29:11He said,
  446. 29:12not in my father's house.
  447. 29:13When he saw something wrong,
  448. 29:15he stood up for what is right.
  449. 29:17And he did not allow it to continue,
  450. 29:19not under his watch,
  451. 29:20because he knew that was wrong.
  452. 29:22We are entrusted to whom much is given much is required.
  453. 29:27God doesn't change the world through lightning and the sky.
  454. 29:29God uses his people as instruments of change.
  455. 29:34We are the instruments.
  456. 29:35We can read our Bible, we can pray for our country,
  457. 29:38but we need to act for our country.
  458. 29:41And that's exactly why I named the organization act for America.
  459. 29:45Now think about America, not hope for America,
  460. 29:48Now, pray for America, but act for America,
  461. 29:51because you can help and wish and pray, and I do,
  462. 29:55but I act for my country as well,
  463. 29:57because without action, nothing happens.
  464. 30:00Go to actforamerica.org right now,
  465. 30:03and join us, fight for our country,
  466. 30:06preserve our today Christian values,
  467. 30:08America is worth fighting for.
  468. 30:10Well said.
  469. 30:11Now, I wanna ask you this,
  470. 30:12because some may not be familiar with your background,
  471. 30:15because I know about your background,
  472. 30:17suffering, the bombing in Lebanon and ultimately becoming a journalist in your early 20s on
  473. 30:24Arabic television, by the way, before you even came to this country, would you just share
  474. 30:28a little bit of your background for those who may not be familiar with it?
  475. 30:32I think, well, I was born and raised in Lebanon, which used to be the only majority Christian
  476. 30:37country in the Middle East.
  477. 30:39It was Paris of the Middle East.
  478. 30:41We imported people into our country who did not share our values.
  479. 30:45We had open borders.
  480. 30:46We were multicultural.
  481. 30:47We were open minded. We were fair. We were tolerant. Of course, like all Christians, you know, we want to do on to others
  482. 30:53What we want others to do unto you unto us we open our hearts to people we want to welcome people take care of people and
  483. 30:59We ended up importing people into our country who did not share our values once they got into our country
  484. 31:04They were majority Muslims. They put their heads together with the Muslims in Lebanon
  485. 31:08Once they became the majority they declared war on the Christians and started killing the Christians
  486. 31:13My 9-11 happened to me in 1975, when radical Islamists blew up my home, bringing it down,
  487. 31:21burying me under the rubble wounded.
  488. 31:23I ended up in a hospital for two and a half months, and later ended up living in a bomb
  489. 31:27shelter for seven years underground from the age of 10 till the age of 17 robbed of my
  490. 31:34youth.
  491. 31:35By the time I was 20, I had lost.
  492. 31:37I had buried most of my friends who were killed by radical Islamists.
  493. 31:41I ended up leaving to Israel and from Israel, I came to the United States.
  494. 31:45And I thought I left everybody, you know, all the crazies behind.
  495. 31:49But the crazies are now here in America.
  496. 31:52And I want to circle back to what you opened up the show about the concern, how we saw
  497. 31:59in Michigan, the mayor telling a Christian standing there talking about the blasting
  498. 32:03of the prayers, you know, that he wants to kick him out of the city.
  499. 32:07He wants to celebrate him when he leaves the city.
  500. 32:09The irony is they're both Lebanese, both from my home country.
  501. 32:15One is the Shiite Muslim who is now a mayor in Michigan and the other Christian who was
  502. 32:20standing up speaking is also Lebanese where he lost his country, our country of birth,
  503. 32:25theoretical Islam.
  504. 32:26And we are seeing the same thing play in the United States.
  505. 32:31That's why people need to heed the warning of people like us who escaped the Middle East,
  506. 32:35who came to the United States.
  507. 32:37are warning about these issues and that's why you need to speak up now while you still have a tongue
  508. 32:42and the freedom of speech to be able to speak up and stand up for America and because of America.
  509. 32:48Well let me break in because we're about to hit a break. You're listening to the Hamilton corner,
  510. 32:52my guest is Brigitte Gabriel Gabriel from Act 4 America. More when we come back from this break.
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  528. 34:15Welcome back to the Hamilton Corner.
  529. 34:16My guest is Brigitte Gabrielle, actforamerica chairman, actforamerica.org is the website.
  530. 34:22You need to go there now as you've heard her say numerous times.
  531. 34:26Actforamerica.org is the website.
  532. 34:28Jeff McPlease make sure we have that in the show notes and for those who are tuning into
  533. 34:31the program.
  534. 34:32Before we went to the break, you were making a point that I was unaware of in Dearborn that
  535. 34:36the mayor is sheite, but also the one who was basically scurrying off, not sheite, was
  536. 34:42Lebanese. And he is sheite, but he's Lebanese and that the one he was excoriating from the
  537. 34:49podium is also Lebanese. Would you just continue that and then we'll get to the seeming love
  538. 34:56affair between Islamists and the Democrat Party?
  539. 34:59Absolutely. What most people don't realize is in their born Michigan, their born style,
  540. 35:04We call it Dearborn Estan in Lebanon.
  541. 35:07In Dearborn, Michigan, there are 450,000 Shiites
  542. 35:11from the town of Bintish Bail,
  543. 35:13which is Hezbollah, major base in South Lebanon.
  544. 35:17450,000 live in Dearborn, Michigan.
  545. 35:21So the Islamic concentration in Detroit
  546. 35:23that you see there are Al-Shiite Lebanese
  547. 35:25who are all the relatives
  548. 35:27and they've got connections to Hezbollah in Lebanon.
  549. 35:29And so most people don't realize that.
  550. 35:31And the Christians who live in Dearborn Michigan
  551. 35:35are afraid to even speak up, you know,
  552. 35:37like this Lebanese, when you see people warning
  553. 35:39about what's happening in Dearborn,
  554. 35:41or what's happening with the rise
  555. 35:43of Islamic radicalism in America,
  556. 35:45they have to be very careful because those of us
  557. 35:47who are so passionate, because we come
  558. 35:49from that part of the world.
  559. 35:50We have seen this play before,
  560. 35:53we're just telling you how the play is gonna end.
  561. 35:55We've been there, we've seen it.
  562. 35:58But Americans are not ready to hear the truth
  563. 36:00and they are uncomfortable with the truth because they do not want to judge anybody, you know,
  564. 36:04they're being very careful, but that's the reality.
  565. 36:07That's why it's such concentration of radicalism and Michigan, that's where it's coming from.
  566. 36:14Now, you mentioned and I've referred to your book, Raj, your latest best-selling book.
  567. 36:20You said you have a whole chapter in your book that illustrates this connection seeming
  568. 36:25like because I asked a question on the air.
  569. 36:27There's no way that I can take New York City's Islam in a serious because if he's a serious
  570. 36:31Muslim, there's no way he could be a supporter of LGBTQ and transgender and all that kind
  571. 36:36of stuff.
  572. 36:37So what's the real truth here?
  573. 36:38And you have an entire chapter in your book that talks about kind of the useful idiot role
  574. 36:43that is the missing or are placing the Democrat party.
  575. 36:47And would you just expound on that a little bit?
  576. 36:49Exactly.
  577. 36:50The Islamists are willing to lie, cheat, you know, you know, and Islam.
  578. 36:55is Allah called taqiyyah or qithman, which means lying or deception.
  579. 37:00And Muslim is allowed to lie.
  580. 37:02He can even swear laying his hand on the Quran
  581. 37:05that he's telling the truth, knowing that he is lying
  582. 37:08and knowing that he is fully forgiven by Allah
  583. 37:12and by the Quran because he is commanded to do so
  584. 37:14in order to advance Islam.
  585. 37:16So you've got these Muslims working
  586. 37:18with the leftist in our country.
  587. 37:21You've got care, the consul and American Islamic relations,
  588. 37:24Working with the ACLU, the ACLU is basically the legal arm of care.
  589. 37:28And you scratch your head and you think to yourself,
  590. 37:31how can these two people have anything in common?
  591. 37:33The radical Islamists care with the ACLU,
  592. 37:36but they are using the leftist as the useful idiots
  593. 37:40as pawns at the hands of an organized Islamic community
  594. 37:44who knows exactly what they want to do in the end,
  595. 37:46who knows exactly their goal in the United States.
  596. 37:50A lot of them are front for the Muslim Brotherhood,
  597. 37:52like care, the Council on American Islamic Relations.
  598. 37:54They started as the Islamic Association for Palestine, which was listed in the Muslim Brotherhood
  599. 38:00Project for North America as a front to advance the Muslim Brotherhood in the United States.
  600. 38:07They ended up changing their names later because they needed the name that is very kind of beautiful
  601. 38:14and kind of flows with the breeze that Americans are comfortable with, like, Council and American
  602. 38:19Islamic relations, which sounds so wonderful and multicultural and etc.
  603. 38:24So this is what we are seeing right now.
  604. 38:27And the election in New York is a perfect example.
  605. 38:31You've got these young, lefty women who are all crazy about the radical Islamist mamdani,
  606. 38:39and who are so enamored by him not realizing if the guy is the true Islamist, this is the
  607. 38:43guy who started his political activism with the Muslim Student Association on college campus
  608. 38:49who comes from a radical father and mother who are devout Islamists who talk about the
  609. 38:56who actually justify suicide bombers, call them fighters, they consider them terrorists.
  610. 39:02And you've got all these young beautiful lefty young women who believe in abortion and
  611. 39:07women's rights and you know, all the lefty stuff gays and lesbians and LGBTQ and transgender
  612. 39:13rights and all of that men and women's sports, etc, etc.
  613. 39:17They are the ones who elected Mom Dani.
  614. 39:20And so, you know, we need to wake up the American public.
  615. 39:24And not just wake up the American public, Abe.
  616. 39:26This is an important point I wanna make.
  617. 39:29We need to wake up our own base
  618. 39:31because what's killing us is the apathy on our side.
  619. 39:34It's not that the left is organized.
  620. 39:36We know the left is organized because they want to organize.
  621. 39:39We know they are organized.
  622. 39:41Our base not only does not, is not active,
  623. 39:45is that organized, they don't even come out to vote.
  624. 39:48The apathy is the, the apathy is the cancer on the right
  625. 39:52that's killing the right and killing this country.
  626. 39:55This is why people need to be engaged.
  627. 39:58This is why people need to be active.
  628. 39:59And you know what, activism is so much fun.
  629. 40:01Can you imagine getting together with five of your best friends
  630. 40:06who shared your ideas?
  631. 40:07It's like a support system nowadays in America.
  632. 40:10Talking about how can we make a difference in our own country?
  633. 40:13Get them to invite five more friends.
  634. 40:14We have chapters who meet who are like 400 people.
  635. 40:17They get together once a month.
  636. 40:19It is amazing.
  637. 40:20They have met new friends that they never even knew existed
  638. 40:23in their own community.
  639. 40:25People that came together because we connected them together.
  640. 40:27This is how we organize on the local community.
  641. 40:31Get together and say, okay,
  642. 40:32who do we wanna run for school board?
  643. 40:34I'll give you a perfect example.
  644. 40:36Most people don't even show up to vote for school board.
  645. 40:39I live in a city of 450,000 people.
  646. 40:43You know how many people came out to vote for school board?
  647. 40:46150.
  648. 40:47150.
  649. 40:49Can you imagine if you have a chapter of 150 people,
  650. 40:53you can run your own people to run for school board
  651. 40:56and get only the chapter members to show up on vote for them.
  652. 41:00And we can literally take school boards across the nation.
  653. 41:05Wait, you say 150, 150 total or 150,000?
  654. 41:09150 people.
  655. 41:11And 50 persons showed up and voted for a school board in a city of 450,000.
  656. 41:19Oh, wow.
  657. 41:20People are not paying attention to these positions.
  658. 41:23This is exactly how we are losing.
  659. 41:25This is how the left is winning.
  660. 41:27The city councils, the mayoral, the state delegates, the school boards, because our
  661. 41:32people are not voting for these.
  662. 41:34Our people get excited and vote for congressmen or senator or, you know, they think, okay,
  663. 41:38election every two years.
  664. 41:39They're not paying attention to the locals that with the offices that we need to take but
  665. 41:45When when you are organized in a group you sit down together and make a list this month's meeting is gonna be about making a list of
  666. 41:52Who are our you know a school board members?
  667. 41:56Most people don't even know who are the school board members in their community
  668. 41:59Can you imagine you sit down and say okay? We need to make a list of our school board members and let's see who knows them
  669. 42:05Where do they stand? How do they vote? Okay, we've got, you know, this person,
  670. 42:10John Smith, who votes always for DEI and left this transgender in women's
  671. 42:17bathrooms and blah, blah, blah. We need to get rid of this person and we need to
  672. 42:20replace him with somebody that reflects our values. Okay, who from our
  673. 42:25chapter is going to run against this person? Okay, Abe, do you want to run
  674. 42:29against this person? Sure, I'll run against this person. You run, you get your chapter
  675. 42:34members to go out and vote for you and get their friends to go out and vote for you.
  676. 42:39People can literally take school board members nationwide if they apply the strategy of organization.
  677. 42:46That's how the left and the Islamists are organized and we are not and we need to start doing
  678. 42:50that.
  679. 42:51Go to actforamerica.org right now.
  680. 42:55Join us.
  681. 42:56Start a chapter, register your group with us, sign up to receive all your emails, our
  682. 43:00emails and action alerts and become a member today.
  683. 43:04That's how we're gonna take back our country.
  684. 43:06Now you made the point about not just discussing things
  685. 43:11and pontificating and all of that, but taking action.
  686. 43:16And there are things,
  687. 43:17one of the blessings we enjoy in this country
  688. 43:19is the separation of powers
  689. 43:21and the system of checks and balances.
  690. 43:24What would you say needs to be done in order
  691. 43:27to frankly beat back the tide of frankly the negative influence that are seeking to take
  692. 43:35over and ultimately destroy our country and our way of life?
  693. 43:40Look, they are organized and we are, I go back to organization.
  694. 43:45I go back to organization and I'll give you a perfect example right now.
  695. 43:50And I'm going to ask you this question.
  696. 43:53Okay?
  697. 43:54You may not know the answer because I ask this question to tens of thousands of people that I speak to.
  698. 44:01Okay.
  699. 44:01People, for example, everybody knows Obama was a community organizer, right?
  700. 44:07What do we have Obama for? Community organization.
  701. 44:10He was extremely organized. He organized communities.
  702. 44:13And Obama's grassroots organization is what everybody talks about.
  703. 44:20Oh my gosh, he organized the community. It transformed our country.
  704. 44:23Can you name me Obama's grassroots organization?
  705. 44:26Mm. He had several of I remember it.
  706. 44:31No, there was one. Mm.
  707. 44:35That he organized the whole nation with.
  708. 44:37It's on the tip of my tongue when I'm over call the name right now.
  709. 44:43Organizing for action. Yes, right.
  710. 44:47OFA. OFA when he left office morphed into something 10 times bigger,
  711. 44:52now has 6,000 chapters nationwide.
  712. 44:55Can you tell me that organization?
  713. 44:56Those are the people who are in your backyard,
  714. 44:59in your community fighting you right now.
  715. 45:01No, I don't wish, I don't know the name of it.
  716. 45:03Right, because on the right,
  717. 45:06I asked this question to literally groups of 10,000
  718. 45:11at a conference or in a mega church.
  719. 45:14And in five years, I've asked that question only,
  720. 45:17one person knew the answer.
  721. 45:19And he was a 30-year-old Russian Jew,
  722. 45:22a member of the Lincoln Republican Club in Orange County. And he knew it because he came from the,
  723. 45:28he used to be a Democrat. That organization's name is Indivisible, indivisible.org. On our side,
  724. 45:36our idea of activism is going to conferences. I ask people all the time, are you engaged? Are you
  725. 45:41active? Oh, yes, Brigitte, I'm very informed. I'm a member of the Republican Party. I attend
  726. 45:46every meeting. We have great speakers. Last month, we had so-and-so and this month, we have so-and-so,
  727. 45:52and people go to CPEC, oh my gosh, three days,
  728. 45:55we had incredible speakers,
  729. 45:57and I got my picture taken with Laura Ingram,
  730. 45:59and I got my picture taken with, you know,
  731. 46:02at that time, Charlie Kirk, or this and that,
  732. 46:04or this and that, and oh my God, it was fantastic.
  733. 46:06And we went to this conference and that conference,
  734. 46:09and people go to a conference, get excited,
  735. 46:11they hear great speakers, and they hear Laura Ingram, et cetera.
  736. 46:15You're not gonna hear anything new from Laura Ingram
  737. 46:17that you're gonna watch on the evening news on Fox at 7 p.m.
  738. 46:20People do not know what to do.
  739. 46:22They go home seven days later.
  740. 46:24They have no idea what to do, no idea who they're fighting
  741. 46:27and no idea what to do.
  742. 46:28And that's our job.
  743. 46:30We attack from America, not just educate,
  744. 46:33but mobilize people to understand.
  745. 46:36You know, General Hsu said, no, die enemy.
  746. 46:39You cannot win a war unless you know your enemy,
  747. 46:41unless you know who you're fighting.
  748. 46:43Our side does not know who they're fighting.
  749. 46:47They know a lot of information.
  750. 46:48They're very well informed.
  751. 46:50They hear from great speakers, they have no clue who they're fighting and what they
  752. 46:55can do.
  753. 46:57So what would you say they can do?
  754. 47:00Organize in their local community, match in the visible, start your own groups like in
  755. 47:06the visible and mobilize to save America.
  756. 47:09Those with the most passion win at the end of the day.
  757. 47:14And remember that big wave that we were supposed to have in 2022, the red wave, everybody
  758. 47:19Everybody, oh, we're going to have the red wave.
  759. 47:21I was not one of those people.
  760. 47:23Why do we have the thing?
  761. 47:28Our side is so pathetic.
  762. 47:30They think President Trump is going to fix it.
  763. 47:32See, the left doesn't depend on President Obama.
  764. 47:35Does that depend on President Biden?
  765. 47:37They have a machine.
  766. 47:40And it doesn't matter who's on power.
  767. 47:42The machine is moving and organized.
  768. 47:44That's why they win.
  769. 47:46And that's why they came out and won in color.
  770. 47:49and all the election, this last election.
  771. 47:52You know, everybody's focused on Mamdani.
  772. 47:54But do you realize that that's from the beginning
  773. 47:57of the year until now, we have lost,
  774. 47:59the Republicans have lost every single special election
  775. 48:02across the nation in the last 10 months?
  776. 48:05Most people don't realize that.
  777. 48:08Because everybody put their arms down
  778. 48:09and thought, oh, President Trump,
  779. 48:11we elected President Trump, he's gonna win everything,
  780. 48:14he's gonna fight for us, I'm not worried,
  781. 48:16he's gonna fix it.
  782. 48:17people sit on their marbles and think, okay, my job is done. I'll go out next year and vote.
  783. 48:23But a lot of things happen in between the two years voting. And that's where we come in. And
  784. 48:30that's where our job is so important to Abe. And it takes cooperation and coordination between amazing
  785. 48:38talk radio shows like you, people with programs and people like us who are activists to say, okay,
  786. 48:43We're gonna inform and we're gonna activate and we're gonna bring the two together and we're gonna pray for our country
  787. 48:49But when we face our creator at the end of the day
  788. 48:52Who gave us america a light a shining light
  789. 48:55A shining city on a hill and we're gonna face our creator and he's gonna say I gave you all the freedom
  790. 49:01And the rights to create the greatest country on the face of the planet a christian nation
  791. 49:05Founded on judo your christian values
  792. 49:08And what did you do with it?
  793. 49:09I want to be able, when I faced my career, to say, God, I did everything I can to preserve
  794. 49:15that wonderful blessing that you have blessed me with.
  795. 49:18And that's what every single one of us needs to be able to say.
  796. 49:23I've been saying for quite some time that local engagement is necessary.
  797. 49:28You seem to be saying the same thing, but all the way up to the federal level.
  798. 49:33Brigitte, thank you so much for joining me here on the program today.
  799. 49:36Thank you, my friend. Always a pleasure being with you.
  800. 49:39The views and opinions expressed in this broadcast may not necessarily reflect those of the American Family Association or American Family Radio.

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