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0:00The Bible. It's the Word of God.
0:02Sharper than any two-edged sword.
0:05This sacred book is living in active
0:07and contains all that's needed for life and godliness.
0:10Welcome to Exploring the Word.
0:13Merry Christmas.
0:22Welcome everybody to another edition of the Hamilton Corner.
0:26Of course, I am not.
0:28Abraham Hamilton III,
0:30but praise God for him because he is the voice that you're usually hearing at this time.
0:35but I'm subbing for him tonight. It's my honor and my pleasure to do so. Great to be with you again,
0:39as always. Thankful to God to be part of the AFR family and the whole constellation of organizations
0:47supported by the American Family Association. Thank you all for your support. Thank you for
0:52your prayers. Thank you for your contributions. Thank you for all that you do to make all of this
0:56possible. God bless each and every one of you. And even though it's still early in December,
1:02by all means, Merry Christmas everybody.
1:04I hope you're getting ready for a wonderful holiday that is centered on Jesus Christ.
1:09Don't let anxiety and concern about all the money that you need to spend because you know
1:15to tell you the truth, we don't really need to spend money on Christmas.
1:19I mean, we can, but we don't need to.
1:22It's not a necessity, is it?
1:24Because the real season is about the birth of our Lord and Savior in Jesus Christ.
1:28So that's always helpful to remember.
1:30always counsel people don't go into debt. Please don't go into debt for Christmas to spend all
1:36of the following year paying off all the stuff that you thought you wanted to do or needed to do
1:42in order to have a great Christmas. Don't do that. We just believe God to provide what you need
1:49and make the season about him and believe me. I'm sure you will find it very, very, very satisfying.
1:56But, you know, obviously people in the world have a very different idea about what Christmas
2:01is about, unfortunately.
2:03And as a result, some very tragic things happened during Christmas, but not us, right?
2:08We're going to follow God and honor Him doing this wonderful, holy season.
2:14Well, look, I want to talk to you about something that's fairly close to home.
2:21You all probably know, I mean, Virginia is right.
2:23I mean, I'm sure you know.
2:24Virginia is right on the border of North Carolina.
2:26In fact, where I live in Virginia is literally 15, 20 minutes,
2:32and you're in North Carolina.
2:33So I'm right on the southern border of Virginia
2:38right near North Carolina.
2:42And things that happen in North Carolina tend to affect us.
2:45In fact, in many ways, we're going through similar problems
2:48because North Carolina, as you all again probably know,
2:53It's kind of on the verge of going, well, blue.
3:01I think most people say it's still purplish.
3:03They think Virginia has gone red, but I've got news for them.
3:09Virginia is not going to go red as long as I have a pulse in the name of Jesus.
3:14I don't care how red it may look.
3:18It's a mirage.
3:19It's an illusion.
3:21because we are, how I meant to say how blue it may look.
3:24It's a mirage, it's an illusion.
3:26We are not allowing Virginia to go blue.
3:30Virginia is going to be a deep, deep red,
3:35red for the blood of Jesus Christ.
3:39Amen, amen.
3:41So stand by, those of you listening to me and Virginia
3:44right now, stand by, because you're gonna be hearing from me.
3:47And right now there's a vacuum of leadership in Virginia.
3:49And there's a desperate need for someone or some ones,
3:53and I have some ideas about who those some ones can be,
3:56and I'm certainly gonna include myself in that,
3:58to take responsibility for making sure
4:00that we have a turnaround in Virginia.
4:03I mean, if they did it in Arkansas, remember,
4:05Arkansas used to be the state of Billman, Hillary Clinton.
4:09Thank God that it is no more.
4:12And can't imagine this, Florida was about to be
4:16the state of Andrew Gillum.
4:19I mean, imagine Andrew, oh my goodness.
4:22Folks, that's enough to give you nightmares.
4:25I mean, Andrew Gillum turned out to be a meth head
4:28and I don't know, some kind of sexual deviant,
4:31I'm not the first one, what he would call himself,
4:33and he came out after he was caught with two men
4:37doing meth and having sex apparently in a hotel room
4:42after he lost the election, he found out came out and said,
4:44well, I have to admit that I am a bisexual.
4:47but I'm kind of pridefully out, but violating his marriage
4:52covenant, he's married to a woman,
4:54he's got, you know, how about, you know,
4:56he's, you know, basically, because in the Democrat party,
4:59that's not a thing to be ashamed of, my goodness,
5:03that's something to be sung from the rooftops.
5:07Yes, Andrew Gillum is bisexual, what we should have known
5:12and we'll celebrate them here, oh Lord, have mercy
5:16on us, Jesus. So thank God, Florida dodged a bullet, but then, then, turned deep red afterwards.
5:27I imagine this guy was running around, particularly in the quantities of black churches, lifting
5:33up holy hands like he was really praising God, and the guy was a complete reprobate.
5:38And he got a lot of Christians sadly to vote for him, just like we did here in Virginia
5:45with Abigail Spinnberger, real name is Spinnberger,
5:49but I especially refer to her Spinnberger
5:52because she did a whole lot of spinning in that election.
5:56So, North Carolina has had two major crime events
6:04in the last couple of months.
6:07And I am just, I'm wondering what is it going to take?
6:12We all remember the murder of this lovely young lady Ukrainian refugee, Irina Zarrutska.
6:24Irina Zarrutska.
6:26Sitting there, you've seen the film over and over again.
6:30Sitting there peacefully looking at her phone, sitting by herself, not bothering a soul,
6:36And this animal sitting behind her stands up suddenly with no provocation whatsoever and
6:43viciously stabs the girl in the neck and kills her.
6:49And for what?
6:51Now we've got another incident that just took place there to a go where this homeless illegal
6:59alien, and he is an illegal alien, was drinking on the bus and making a lot of noise and screaming
7:08at people and this guy stands up and says, hey, you know, man, you know, don't don't don't
7:14yell at people. His guy's name is Kenyon Dobi. And he just basically said, you know, stop
7:23and this illegal alien animal stabs him. Now he's still in critical condition. It looks
7:30does appear that he's going to live, but he's still in critical condition. He was stabbed
7:36in the lung. And they had to basically put a tube in his chest and pump the blood out of
7:45his lung in order to save his life so that he could breathe.
7:51You know, about the same bus line, what is it going to take? And this guy has a long arrest
8:01record. I think it was deported twice, and the sheriff stands up and says, well, he was
8:06deported twice. So obviously that's not working. So maybe we
8:08shouldn't be deporting people which maybe we should just be as
8:11as the mayor of Chicago said maybe we should be giving them
8:14affordable housing. And once again, folks, once again, now
8:21we've got a young girl killed got a young man almost killed. I
8:27have not heard a single peep out of the left, the pro
8:32immigration, pro crime, pro illegal alien invasion, because I hear again, I don't even
8:41like to call immigration because it's really not immigration, immigration is good. When it's
8:48controlled by us and under legal restrictions, it is a good thing because we bring good people
8:57into our country the right way and that's fine. But this illegal alien invasion that was engineered
9:04by the Biden administration and supported by the by the demon crafts. All these Americans,
9:12this last one, the person was an American who committed the crime against
9:16Irena, but this last one was an alien invader, and I don't know this for sure, folks.
9:27So don't hold me to this.
9:30But I've seen the pictures of this guy, and you know, all notice he's got tattoos on his
9:33face.
9:35It might not be, but they look like teardrops.
9:40And you all probably know that teardrops is a gang symbol of having killed somebody.
9:45In other words, every time you kill somebody, you get a teardrop tattooed onto your face.
9:52Now maybe that's not what they are because the pictures I've seen are not clear enough
9:55to tell me that if they are, this guy could be a multiple killer.
10:01Why is he in our country and why is he allowed to roam free?
10:05Guilty of crimes in the country from which he came, guilty of crimes in America, but he's
10:10out here roaming about because you've got these politically correct idiots who could care less
10:17about what happens to any American.
10:21And again, notice the same people who are whining and crying about the possibility that
10:26there may have been people in the sea, drug dealers who got killed in a second strike and
10:33it was so inhumane.
10:36a peep, not a single peep for Irena, not a single peep for this young man, Kenyon Dobi,
10:47not a peep. In fact, again, I have never heard a peep out of them for any American harmed
10:55by any illegal alien. And you watch these mothers weep and cry when their children have been
11:02murdered and saying, you know, you, you, you, when you know that that, that person had not
11:07been allowed in our country, my child would probably be alive. And I don't hear not a single
11:16Democrat say, this is terrible. This, this is terrible. Um, you know, they could even, if they
11:24had the sense God gave a net, they could even say, well, you know, look, yeah, I, I want, I want
11:33our borders to be more open. I want more people to come with which I would
11:38vehemently disagree, but they can say, then they say, but I don't want criminals
11:41coming in. And we've got to figure out a way to weed them out because we don't
11:46want Americans hurt by these people. You don't even hear that level of
11:50concession. So once again, it brings me back to the point what motivates them, it is
11:56certainly not care for the American people. It is certainly not concerned for
12:01our well-being, our safety, our security.
12:05I mean, all of the stuff that they've been putting forth,
12:07cashless bail and emptying prisons.
12:12And all of this is, none of it is calculated
12:18based upon a concern for the American people,
12:20the concern for the regular citizen
12:23who doesn't walk around with security,
12:25who doesn't live behind in a gated community,
12:28or around in a state with a high fence
12:31who isn't being driven around in limousines,
12:34but has to travel and ride buses and ride trains
12:38and walk the streets, they could care less,
12:40it seems what happens.
12:41And then based upon their behavior at least,
12:46thank God for President Trump, who is at least
12:49trying to hold these people,
12:50these so-called public officials accountable
12:53for their utter disregard
12:57of the lives of the American people.
12:59I mean, utter disregard for what happens to us.
13:03And as if they have, again, not as if,
13:05no, they have calculated the people in the country now,
13:09we have a certain number of them, we don't have enough.
13:12So forget them.
13:13The ones we've got, they're gonna stay with us anyway,
13:15because they're as crazy as we are.
13:17And the ones we don't have forget them
13:19because they're never gonna come with us.
13:21We're going to bring in some new people
13:23who will be with us, and that's how we're gonna take
13:25over the country.
13:27You hear a Jasmine Crockett, a Jasmine Crockett say that when asked by an interviewer, don't
13:36you, how do you want to reach out to the Trump people in Texas?
13:39You see, I don't need them.
13:43Now again, you know, I heard one commentator say, well, most politicians, even if they thought
13:51that way, would never be stupid enough to say it, to say, I don't need you.
13:56I don't want you.
13:57I don't want your vote.
13:58need your support. They would at least look, I want to serve
14:02everybody. And I hope everybody will take a look at my candidacy
14:05and evaluate where I stand and see where they may find
14:09Congress. I mean, something. But no, nothing, nothing. I don't
14:15need them. Because they really have written most of us off.
14:21We're irrelevant. This is E. W. Jackson. I'm in for Abraham
14:25Hamilton the third tonight. And thank you all for joining me.
14:29Stand by, I'll be back in a minute with more.
15:09A discipleship minute with Joseph Parker.
15:12In the tragic abortion debate today,
15:15with people who say that they love the Lord on both sides of the issue,
15:18who is right?
15:20A bigger question is,
15:22who decides what is right or wrong?
15:24Who decides what pleases the Lord and what does not please him?
15:29God does.
15:30God tells us his perspective and thoughts.
15:33He tells us what is right and what is wrong in his word.
15:36In the present cultural landscape, we can actually determine who is right and who is wrong.
15:42We can see who is on the Lord's side and who is not.
15:46It's not a matter of who is God's siding with.
15:49God doesn't take sides. He gives us his word, and if we line up with his word, we end up on the right side of an issue.
15:57Let's rise up and faithfully stand for light and help in the tragedy of abortion in our culture and world.
16:08This is Abraham Hamilton III with AFR and we're sending Bibles.
16:12Here's Michael with Bible League International.
16:14Abraham, I'm coming to you and your wonderful listeners today with a very special request for the month of December.
16:19And I'm remembering John 1 where the Apostle writes, the word became flesh and dwelt among us.
16:24The light has shown in the darkness and the darkness has not overcome it.
16:27And yet would you know, in the regions of Asia, Africa, the Middle East, and Latin America,
16:31as many as nine of ten new believers have never read that scripture in their own Bible
16:35because they do not own one.
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16:41Pastor Carlo there in the Andes Mountains will tell us that Christians are so desperate
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16:49This December we want to bless 7,000 Bibleist believers so this year they can read for
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17:09Shiting light into the darkness, this is the Hamilton Corner on American Family Radio.
17:19We're back. This is Bishop E. W. Jackson. I'm in for Abraham Handel to the third here on
17:25the Hamilton Corner. Great to be with you again today. Happy to stand in for a great man of God.
17:34Well, look, so another stabbing on another bus in Charlotte. And by the way, you know, again,
17:41Charlotte, that area, my wife and I vacation, it's really a beautiful area and they are allowing it
17:47to be ruined by just letting crime run rampant in Mecklenburg County.
17:56But again, no concern for the average citizen who's got to deal with this, who's got to
18:01contend with this.
18:03Now their only concern it seems is for the illegal alien over the criminal.
18:07Now to put icing on this cake, Governor Pritzker of Illinois has just released 1,800 criminal
18:17illegal aliens, not being an illegal alien makes your criminal anyway. But these are,
18:21these are people convicted of felonies. Without any ICE cooperation, with any cooperation with ICE,
18:28they've now been released on the streets of Illinois. You can rest assured that most of them
18:32would have probably ended up right in Chicago, increasing the crime weight in Chicago and getting
18:37more people robbed, raped, and murdered in Chicago. But you wonder, again, where is the concern for
18:48for the average citizen because it's just, it's not there.
18:53Well, forgive me for being repetitions, as I said before,
18:57it is because they're not interested in you and me.
19:00They're not interested in the American people.
19:02They're not interested in the American citizens.
19:05They're only interested in power.
19:08And they think by doing things like this,
19:10they enamored themselves to the illegal alien
19:16that they're bringing into the country
19:19who will at some point they believe down the road at some point, either legally or illegally,
19:27they will have the ability to vote and they will vote for their benefactors.
19:34They will vote for their de facto aid masters because that's really what they're doing.
19:41They're buying people and they're buying people in order to solidify their own power.
19:52or a mom, Dany just sent out a communique to, I guess, all the illegal aliens in New York,
19:58how to avoid ice, how to avoid the federal organization charged with the responsibility
20:08of deporting people who are here illegally.
20:12And you got the mayor of New York and the governor of Illinois, and they're not the only ones,
20:17obviously, spending their time teaching people how to defy federal law.
20:23Now, you know folks and I don't want a civil war. I'm not protected
20:32Projecting a civil war. I don't believe we're gonna have a civil war
20:35I just I love the country too much to see us go through something like that, but you know this is the same attitude that prevailed
20:42just before the Civil War and
20:45There were there were two things a major policy difference in that case it was overslavery and
20:52Absolute the event hatred of Abraham Lincoln. I mean
20:59We kid ourselves if we think that was not a major factor.
21:04They hated him.
21:05They, the slave master class particularly thought that he was against them out to destroy them.
21:12I believe they were wrong.
21:13I think he was Abraham Lincoln was anti-slavery, but I don't think he was going to do anything
21:18precipitous to try to end slavery.
21:20I think that what he was going to try to do is figure out a way to negotiate their way
21:23out of it.
21:26But of course, and I realize that the Southern perspective can be a little bit different on
21:33this.
21:35It can be a little bit different about the War of Northern Aggression.
21:38But nevertheless, we know that it didn't start with Abraham Lincoln.
21:42It didn't start in 1865.
21:43It started long before that.
21:46the Kansas wars, if you will, that were going on, pre-Civil War, that John Brown got involved
22:00in, and a lot of people went there to fight over that issue, over where the line was going
22:09to be between the slavery and the anti-slavery territories and forces.
22:16This was going on for a long time before the Civil War started.
22:22And these people really do seem to want to try to precipitate a civil war because they're
22:29essentially defying federal law because they considered President Trump to be an illegitimate
22:35president.
22:37And they're just, we're not, we're not obeying.
22:39And look, the analogy is there, no matter where you come down on how the civil war started,
22:46I don't want to really negate the civil war.
22:48But no matter how you come down on where it started, there's no question that the same
22:52elements are in play now.
22:56The only difference is I hope having been through one and hope that we have enough historical
23:01memory to know that that's the last thing in the world that we need.
23:05And we have got to find a way through our problems.
23:09And I really believe that the way through our problems is for such an awakening to break
23:13out in America that the very people who are against everything that we Christian conservatives
23:19represent that those people will turn and repent and sackcloth and ashes and say,
23:24Oh God, oh God, forgive me. How long I've been. Because they're the haters. They're the ones who
23:35reveled in the deaths. I mean, we still got people praising the death of Charlie Kirk. I mean,
23:41who still got people running around talking about, you know, why should I be sorry that Charlie Kirk
23:46died was killed. He was a bad person. I mean, that's nuts. It really is, it's nuts and wicked
24:00and evil. So, but that's the attitude that they are taking. As if they have the option
24:14to ignore whatever federal laws they want to ignore. I don't even know where they get that reading
24:18of the law from because the supremacy clause makes clear that the Constitution, the Supreme
24:25Law of the Land, and the federal law supersede state law. I mean, that's just the way it works.
24:31That's part of being a unified nation as opposed to a bunch of separate nations. I said the civil war
24:39may have been, slavery may have been a precipitating cause, but the real underlying question that was
24:45at stake that allowed the war to happen was whether we are in fact a once and for all
24:52in dissoluble union or we are a voluntary union from which states can opt out if they
25:01want to.
25:04And I think the Civil War determines though we are a once and for all undesirable, indissoluble
25:13union. And once you're in, you don't get out. No state gets out.
25:20Because if that issue had been already solved, that if it's already
25:23been resolved, we would have resolved the issue of slavery by
25:26negotiation. It would have been resolved over a period of time by
25:30negotiation, not by civil war. But the Civil War was precipitated by
25:35the attitude that some states took, which is we can leave if we want
25:38to. And by the way, the position that Abraham Lincoln took is the
25:41same position that Andrew Jackson took with South Carolina in 1833, I believe it was, when
25:47they threatened secession over tariffs. And Andrew Jackson took the position that you don't
25:53get to leave. You're in and nobody leaves now. No state can opt out. Well, we got people
26:01taking the attitude. No, no, we can opt out if we want to. No, you can't. We have to resolve
26:07our problems in other ways now. We can't resolve them by saying, well, you know, we're
26:10We're gonna start a separate country.
26:14That won't work, folks.
26:17That's not good for anybody.
26:21Although I wish they'd go to a separate country,
26:24don't try to start one here,
26:26but go find a separate country where they can be happy.
26:29I mean, as much as I disdain everything Rosie O'Donnell
26:33that represents, I'm glad she's in Ireland.
26:36I hope she stays there.
26:39I mean, she might as well just stop opining
26:41about Donald Trump and just stay there
26:43and it just enjoy your life, Rosie.
26:47And let those of us who love America
26:48just enjoy ourselves here and keep working toward making it
26:53a more perfect union as the preamble to the Constitution says.
26:57Well, coming up in the next segment,
27:00I'll give you the number now so you're aware.
27:02I'm gonna start taking your calls to the next segment,
27:04the number's 888-589-8840.
27:07That's 888-589-8840.
27:11You know, we really are in the middle of a spiritual and cultural battle.
27:18The outcome of the election in Virginia is proof positive that even though President
27:22Trump has had a remarkably positive effect on the nation, that underlying spiritual and
27:29cultural division still eats away at us.
27:34I mean, so for example, you hear about this new book that's come out aimed at five-year
27:39old's and basically the thesis of the book is that abortion is your superpower.
27:49For five-year-olds folks, I kid you not.
27:54For five-year-olds, abortion is your superpower.
28:00I mean, yeah, I know.
28:03I know what you're thinking.
28:05Are you, what are you serious?
28:08Could that possibly be?
28:09And you know what the name of the book is called?
28:12the name of the book is, abortion is everything.
28:17For five year olds, abortion is everything.
28:25And they're teaching five year olds what abortion is
28:31and how it might feel to have one,
28:36and why people have abortions.
28:38And of course, it essentially represents people
28:42having abortions as being heroes. I mean, yeah, because again, folks, there's some
28:52things that you use, you see the left doing and you think to yourself, that can't be a
28:58true story. Somebody's got to be making that up. First of all, to turn abortion,
29:03killing an innocent unborn baby into a superpower, but then to put a book out for
29:11five-year-olds, but you know what that tells you doesn't. These people are working
29:19toward the long-term takeover of the country and they want to start brain
29:23washing our people at the earliest possible age. That is what it's all
29:30about folks. Abortion is everything. The book's written by an artist and educator
29:43named Rachel Kessler, an activist Amelia Bonal, and illustrated by a woman named Emily Nokes.
29:54And you know, it's got all kinds of nice children's pictures, and watercolors in it.
29:59And, you know, here's part of what they said when they announced the book.
30:07And by the way, this was the book was being touted by, I guess this is an organization
30:11and shout your abortion.
30:13I think Oprah Winfrey at least made that phrase famous.
30:18But part of what they say when they announced it
30:22is says, abortion is everything speaks directly
30:25to five to eight year olds.
30:27What?
30:31What?
30:34About what abortion is, how it might feel,
30:36and why people have abortions with accessible
30:38and inclusive language.
30:40Abortion is everything, frames abortion as the actualization
30:43of a uniquely human superpower, our capacity
30:46to imagine the future and make choices
30:48that lead us toward the life we envision.
30:50Abortion is a tool that allows human beings
30:53to shape our destinies and which has shaped
30:55the entire world around us.
30:57Abortion has shaped the entire world around us.
31:02Well, yeah, for the devil.
31:06You see what I mean when I say we are in a spiritual
31:09and cultural battle because if I didn't tell you
31:12about that, most of you probably never even heard
31:14about this book.
31:15But this is the kind of book that will find its way
31:17into kindergarten, it'll find its way
31:20into primary schools and public schools
31:21all over this nation, and people won't even know
31:24that their children are being taught from this garbage.
31:28Five to eight year olds, and no wonder by the time,
31:35I've said the reason why California, Illinois,
31:41Vermont, Massachusetts, and some other states,
31:45and I'm not thinking of it the moment,
31:47but oh yeah, Minnesota, or the way they are,
31:51is they have created an indoctrination system
31:56that includes the government schools
32:01and then colleges and universities.
32:02Well, by the time you matriculate through that,
32:06with the mainstream media surrounding you,
32:10the entertainment culture surrounding you,
32:13and pretty much most institutions of cultural influence
32:16surrounding you, reinforcing all of these demonic messages,
32:21the person becomes an adult,
32:22and this is the only way they know to think.
32:26They don't know that there is any other authentic way to think.
32:32By the way, before I run out of time to do it,
32:34let me just say, we're gonna win this battle,
32:38and there are three things that the Lord laid on my heart
32:41that we've got to do, you know.
32:42We've got to learn to pray in prequatory prayers.
32:45Meaning we've got to learn to pray against these people.
32:48I know that that sounds mean,
32:50But we're not talking about praying for the death of anybody,
32:53praying for sickness and disease,
32:54praying for anybody to be killed,
32:57accidents, nothing like that.
33:00The kind of imprecatory prayer we can pray,
33:02and you find this replete throughout the scripture,
33:05we can pray for confusion in the ranks
33:08of those who are against God,
33:10so that they can't carry out their planned intentions
33:13because they can't get together.
33:16We need to be praying that,
33:17because these people are too unified.
33:19sometimes I think they're more unified than we are.
33:23I'll give you the other two when we come back,
33:24888-589-8840 are also begin to take your calls
33:27on these subjects that I've raised
33:29or anything else you wanna talk about back in a moment.
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34:59By the way, I have a podcast on every Wednesday morning posted every Wednesday morning.
35:04Be sure to check it out.
35:06I've got some very special things that I discussed with you tomorrow with regard to
35:11the overall culture.
35:13Again, it's some things that we really need to be thinking about as we try to understand
35:17what is going on in our country.
35:19The president is about to speak, by the way, in Pennsylvania on the affordability issue.
35:25And apparently that's going to be his theme leading up to the midterm elections.
35:31And look, obviously that's important because we all need to live, right?
35:35But I'm convinced of this.
35:36If we get the spiritual and cultural issues right, it's going to be a lot easier to get
35:41the economic issues right.
35:44Whereas if we ignore the spiritual and cultural issues, but we focus on economic issues, which
35:48is some many Americans, that's all they see.
35:51I mean, they could care how many unborn babies you killed as long as their groceries are cheaper.
35:55It's just a sad reality.
35:59They could care how many children get roped into all this gendered confusion and sexual
36:04deviancy stuff as long as they can buy a car for less money.
36:09But we know Jesus said, what does it profit if you gain the whole world and lose your own
36:13soul?
36:14So we're concerned about the soul of the nation as well as the economic well-being of the
36:17nation.
36:18I believe the two work hand in hand.
36:20We have a president now who I believe knows how to walk and chew gum at the same time.
36:25He can address both these issues.
36:27I think that's part of what taking over the Kennedy Center
36:29is about trying to address the cultural problems that we have,
36:34all bound up because remember,
36:36it was the so-called LGBTQ community that was controlling
36:39the Kennedy Center.
36:41The president has snatched it away from them,
36:43and is now bringing about and honoring more,
36:46at least more traditional entertainers.
36:48Again, he might not quite go the same way I would as a born-again believer,
36:52but it's a whole lot better than that crew that had it before.
36:57That really turned it into the Sodom and Gomorrah Center.
37:01The numbers 888-589-8840,
37:04any issue you wanna raise is on the table, 888-589-8840.
37:11Let's go to your calls.
37:14Let's go to Hartwell in Louisiana, Hartwell, welcome.
37:23Oops, sorry about that.
37:24doing our love it.
37:25Thank you.
37:26Thank you, Hartwell.
37:28OK, and yeah, I just want to thank you so much for what you're doing.
37:32I love it.
37:32And thank you.
37:33Have America with me.
37:35Thank you, sir.
37:35Same to you.
37:36Appreciate the call.
37:39Yeah, there is, again, folks, Andrew Breitbart famously said,
37:48we've got to open lines 888-588-98840.
37:51Andrew Breitbart famously said that the politics of a country
37:55downstream of its culture. And yours truly has less famously said, but the culture of
38:03the country is downstream from its spirituality. So as the spirituality of a country goes, so
38:09goes its culture. And as the culture goes, so goes its politics. And the politics are
38:15really ultimately a reflection of the spirituality of the nation. And that's why we've got to
38:20continually come back to this whole issue of our spiritual and cultural and moral condition
38:26rather than only focus on the economics.
38:30You know, we've had a lot of conservatives, and we've got to stay on economic issues,
38:33stay away from the rest.
38:35When you do that, you allow the culture to be poisoned and you sow the seeds of economic
38:39disaster in my view, because you simply cannot prosper by sowing bad seed.
38:45You cannot reap a good harvest by sowing bad seed.
38:48If the root is poison, then the fruit is poison.
38:52888-589-8840 is the number.
38:56So for example, here's another situation.
38:59A Vermont school district, in order to be in solidarity,
39:02I guess with the Minneapolis Somalis,
39:06who some significant number, which I mean,
39:10three quarters of the people, I believe three quarters
39:12of the people who've been indicted are Somalis,
39:15over this billion dollar fraud, a billion dollars
39:21stolen from the taxpayers in Minnesota,
39:24going to Somali Terrace.
39:29And Ilhan Omar saying anybody says anything
39:32about that as a racist.
39:33You can't bring that up, that's racism.
39:35I mean, the last refuge of the scoundrel,
39:41claim racism and hide behind that
39:43and you can get away with pretty much anything.
39:46888-589840, well, this is Vermont School,
39:48will raise the Somali flag with the American flag.
39:52Boy, now there's a picture.
39:54You know, if you want to be a Somali,
39:56go to live in Somalia.
40:00I mean, I'm not mad at you over it.
40:02You know, just go.
40:04Go enjoy yourself.
40:06Change them.
40:09Rather than coming to the most free, prosperous,
40:13productive, inventive, innovative nation in the world,
40:16the greatest place on earth to fulfill your God-given
40:19potential in coming here and denigrating our country.
40:23By the way, Ilhan Omar, one of those Somalis,
40:26who's the poster child for that whole corrupt culture,
40:30two years ago in 2023, she claimed she was worth $65,000.
40:36You know what she's worth not two years later?
40:38Between $6 million and $30 million.
40:41Now how do you think that happened?
40:44Oh, well, she's far more brilliant than we knew.
40:48She invented some great thing and she created some great thing
40:50And she innovated some great thing.
40:53Yeah, really?
40:54What is it?
40:56Yeah, well, we could speculate, but I'll tell you what,
40:59I don't know of anything she's done
41:03to make that much money in that short of time to you.
41:08And then let's say America's the worst country in the world.
41:10We've become one of the, she said that.
41:12We'd be coming to the worst countries in the world.
41:15Yeah, well, I'll tell you what,
41:16we got worse when she got here.
41:18All right, let's go back to the calls.
41:20go to Joe in Tennessee or is that Texas?
41:25Oh, Texas, Joe, welcome.
41:28Hey, thank you Bishop.
41:30I love you and I sure miss your show during the day.
41:34I just had a comment and maybe I'm the only one
41:37that feels this way but I don't know.
41:40I'm the biggest Trump supporter there is.
41:42I think he's great.
41:43He wasn't my first choice.
41:45I was kind of a Ted Cruz guy years ago.
41:47Me too.
41:48I'm sorry.
41:49He proved to me, I don't know, he proved to me that he was going to do what he said.
41:56But the problem that I have is if he's trying to tell us how affordable everything is, I
42:03haven't seen anything go down.
42:07Yeah, yeah.
42:09Joe, thank you for the call.
42:11Thank you for the encouraging words.
42:12Appreciate you.
42:14Look, folks, that's a reality.
42:18I look, I experienced the same thing.
42:20A lot of people do.
42:21They're not yet seeing the results of Trump's action now.
42:27It to be fair to him, it is true.
42:30Inflation is no longer raging the way it was.
42:33So we're not, we don't have 9% inflation anymore, 10% inflation.
42:37So the inflation rate is down to about 2.5%.
42:41And my view that's still a little bit high.
42:42I'd like to see it come down at least another percentage point, but it's a whole,
42:46That's a far cry from where it was.
42:48The problem is prices haven't really gone down.
42:53We haven't seen a reduction in prices.
42:55What we've seen is the slowdown in inflation.
42:57And see, you don't feel the slowdown of inflation
43:00because what that means is prices are still going up.
43:03It's just going up a whole lot slower than they were.
43:06And wages can't keep up.
43:08I'm confident of this like you.
43:11I want to give this president the benefit of the doubt.
43:13And I really believe that the money coming in
43:15from the tariffs, I really believe that if they particularly, if they will reign in spending
43:24and keep taxes low and not flood the economy with a bunch of paper that we will eventually
43:33see prices begin to come down as supply grows because businesses are more productive and they've
43:43got the employees that they need and they're able to create more supply that we will see
43:49those prices and competition takes its effect. We will see those prices begin to come down.
43:56Although, you know, it's a whole lot easier to drive them up than it is to bring them down.
44:01So, look, I think you raised a very valid point there, Joe, and I think a lot of people are feeling
44:07the same way and the polls are reflecting it. But again, I think he's proven himself and I really
44:12really want to give President Trump the benefit of the doubt and give him a chance. I mean,
44:16he has only been president for a year and we had four years of this craziness. So, you
44:21know, four years of it. And then he's expected to turn everything completely around in the
44:27year, I think is really a bit much. So, so I want to give him some more time to do what
44:33Trump has demonstrated, which is he's demonstrated his ability to actually get things done. Okay,
44:40go to Mike in Illinois, the infamous Illinois.
44:45Mike, welcome.
44:47Hey Bishop, hey, really appreciate your show.
44:51We appreciate your art.
44:52Glad you're brother in Christ.
44:54I want to encourage all those people that are out there screaming at the radio like I
44:58do when I hear, and I don't mean disrespect, but when I hear people say, well, the people
45:03from Illinois or the people from California or the people from Vermont, well, I live in
45:09Illinois and I'm extremely conservative pro-life
45:13God-fearing and I don't agree with what the leadership does in my state. I vote extremely conservative
45:21I have a lot of friends that do that it it you know
45:26I'm walking the walk. It just it ain't changing their talk or what they're doing
45:31So I
45:32Can't to get people when I'm talking to him and they say oh you're from Illinois
45:36So you you kind of think like those people in Chicago. Well, you know, I live 400 miles from Chicago
45:42I live as far south in Illinois if I can and and
45:47It's just it's frustrating that you get pinned
45:50Because that's you know, you live in Illinois. So you you've got to be a whack job like the people
45:57You know in Cook County
45:59Disrespected them either. I know there's a lot of conservative there but but
46:06You know, it gets frustrating sometimes,
46:09if you hear people say, oh,
46:11everybody from Illinois is like this,
46:13and it's like, it's clearly not true.
46:16Well, Mike, listen, thank you for the call, brother.
46:18And thank you for sounding that note of restraint,
46:22because I usually think of two people,
46:24and I think of what's really wrong in Illinois,
46:26and that's Priscor and Johnson.
46:30Because to me, those two are,
46:32they really represent the worst of what any state could ever be.
46:37And it usually takes that kind of bad leadership.
46:40And obviously you're right, just like with New York,
46:43if you go north of the city,
46:45further north you get, the more you get
46:47into conservative country and people have much more
46:49traditional values, there's even about 40%
46:52of the people in California hold traditional values.
46:55But when the left gets in charge, they have a tendency
46:58to take our democracy that they'd like to refer to it.
47:02and basically tyrannize the minority.
47:04And just basically tell you,
47:05if you don't agree with them, you're no good,
47:07and they're not paying any attention to you.
47:09So, Mike, we take that to heart, brother.
47:12We need to be praying for all the people in all these states
47:16who hold our values and find themselves frankly,
47:19being tyrannized by the left.
47:22Okay, let's go to Freddie in Florida, Freddie, welcome.
47:29Hi, Bishop.
47:30Thank you so much, Pitya, Michael.
47:32Thank you for all that you do.
47:34Thank you.
47:38I just wanted to, my comment was that
47:41I just wish people would be more respectful
47:43toward the president.
47:44They, they Trump as if they know him.
47:49Should be Mr. President or President Trump.
47:52And the other thing is people always refer to
47:57as a democracy.
47:59And I just wish everybody would refer to it
48:03as a constitutional republic.
48:06That's my comments, thank you.
48:08All right, well listen, thank you.
48:09And I could not agree with you more Freddie.
48:11Let's go to Andy, because we're running short on time.
48:14So Andy from Georgia, welcome.
48:18Thank you, Busy, how you doing?
48:21Bless him, friend.
48:22You said some earlier about left might be more organized
48:27than that.
48:27I think they were way more organized
48:29as far as the conservative, especially of the church, man.
48:32We need to get it together, man.
48:34Yeah.
48:35Yeah.
48:35You know, we need to have like,
48:36get out there and then spread some truth.
48:38You know, it ain't all that, you know,
48:40greater thing that we need to do,
48:41the stuff or share love.
48:42I mean, that's pretty great,
48:43but it ain't nothing extraordinary.
48:44You know what I mean?
48:45We need to be loved and respect.
48:46And sometimes, you know, respect had to call out disrespect.
48:49And I appreciate you doing that.
48:51Well, listen, Andy, I could not agree with you more.
48:55You know, the church ought to be the most unified body
48:57of people in the world because we follow the same Lord.
49:00And he said, by this shall all men know
49:02that you're my disciples by your love from one another.
49:05And so we're supposed to love one another.
49:07We ought to be able to come together in agreement,
49:09but part of our problem is you got a lot of people
49:11who claim to be Christians who don't adhere
49:13to the word of God.
49:14And it's very, very difficult to unify with them
49:18because the Bible says how could two walk together
49:21except they be agreed.
49:22And so if you claim to be a Christian,
49:25but you discard the word of God as truth
49:28and absolute and ultimate and final truth,
49:31I can't come in agreement with you.
49:33So it's a little tough.
49:35When you don't have principle,
49:37but rather your whole quest is for power,
49:40I think that's probably easier to rally around
49:43because then you don't care whether we disagree
49:45about any particular thing.
49:47The only thing that matters is getting and keeping power.
49:49That's gonna do it for today, folks.
49:50God bless all of you.
49:52Stand up, step up, speak up, and refuse to back up
49:55because we cannot be defeated if we will not quit
49:57because we are on God's side.
50:11The views and opinions expressed in this broadcast may not necessarily reflect those of the American
50:16Family Association or American Family Radio.

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