The Hamilton Corner

January 9, 2026 · 49:48

Since the Chavez-Maduro regime, 8-10 million Venezuelans have fled the country.

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0:00 - 15:00. Ecclesiastes 3:11 (ESV). It is inescapable. God has set eternity in the hearts of mankind. 15:00 - 31:00. Since the Chavez-Maduro regime, 8-10 million Venezuelans have fled the country. 31:00 - 48:00. How should we navigate the current desires of younger Americans’ to fix themselves to enduring societal anchors? | Tabernacle Leadership Summit 2026 | Family Focus Weekend Feb 20-22, 2026 or call: 800-326-4543 To donate call : 877-616-2396

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  1. 0:00Darkness is not an affirmative force.
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  11. 0:31Good evening, everybody.
  12. 0:34Welcome to the Hamilton Corner here on American Family Radio.
  13. 0:37I'm your host Abraham Hamilton the third joined by the produce extraordinaire, often imitated
  14. 0:44and never duplicated the real J. Mac, ladies and gentlemen.
  15. 0:49And we are ready to rock and roll with today's edition of the program.
  16. 0:52At this very moment, many of you, if not most of you, are making your transition from your
  17. 0:56part time jobs where you generate an income to your full time jobs where you cultivate an outcome.
  18. 1:01And as you do so, I want to remind you to do it with intentionality. Understand in the primacy
  19. 1:07that God places on family and allowing that primacy to govern, to guard and to God your engagement in
  20. 1:15your own homes. We will never as a society out politic, out vote, out litigate, out Supreme Court
  21. 1:26opinion, frankly, even out church, the deficiencies that abound in the home.
  22. 1:34If we would welcome God to grasp a hold of us in within our familial units, if husbands
  23. 1:44would love their wives as Christ loved the church, if wives would submit themselves to
  24. 1:49their own husbands, which as you verbi say numerous times, it's not a generally applicable
  25. 1:54notion to males in general, it's a covenantal specified investment of one's life and commitment,
  26. 2:03covenantal commitment. And if husbands and wives would set as their lives priority to rear the
  27. 2:11children that God blesses them with, to rear them in his nurture and admonition, guys, if
  28. 2:19these things happen, we would see a radical transformation of our society.
  29. 2:26I am not naive or unaware of the reality of the circumstances that we live in,
  30. 2:33the prevalence of broken families.
  31. 2:35I understand that reality that we live in, but guys, our experiences do not give
  32. 2:40us the wherewithal to change God's standards in actuality.
  33. 2:45highlights the great costs, the great suffering that we endure as a result of rejecting God's
  34. 2:52way. But if we would welcome Him to grasp a hold of us within our familial units, and our
  35. 2:59familial units would be comprised of transformed people who have been born again by the power
  36. 3:06of God, by grace through faith, we would see the very thing that we want to see. A lot of
  37. 3:14The conversations that we're having is the byproduct of the fruit of the problem, not the root,
  38. 3:21not the root of the problem.
  39. 3:25You know, I often, you know, talk a lot of different things.
  40. 3:28And I mentioned, you know, lots of conversations, especially with Venezuelan news and all and
  41. 3:36drug trafficking.
  42. 3:38Why is there such a high demand for drug consumption, illegal drug consumption in our country?
  43. 3:43Why is there such a high demand for that?
  44. 3:47You know, scripture talks about the depravity of the human heart.
  45. 3:51The human heart has to be addressed and that is something that politics is insufficient to
  46. 3:57address, which is why the gospel must be proclaimed.
  47. 4:01Must be proclaimed.
  48. 4:03Christ followers must commit ourselves to obeying our Lord and executing his commission.
  49. 4:09And if we would welcome him to transform us individually and the grasp of hold of us within
  50. 4:13our families, we could see a radical transformation of America within one generation, by the way.
  51. 4:19It wouldn't take as long as people think it would take. That's where the rubber meets the road. So
  52. 4:26as you're making your transition to your full time jobs right now, from your part time jobs,
  53. 4:33my encourage and challenge frankly is to do so with intentionality. There are lots of things that
  54. 4:38are happening just like you. I have a family, I have a wife, I have children, six of them,
  55. 4:42I got a six pack.
  56. 4:43But there's no greater responsibility that my wife and I have than to rear our children
  57. 4:50in the nurture and admonition of the Lord.
  58. 4:53Paying the bills is not more important.
  59. 4:59Making groceries, that's what we call it, New Orleans.
  60. 5:01Y'all may call it grocery shopping.
  61. 5:02But the New Orleans, you say making groceries.
  62. 5:05You know, we mad at me.
  63. 5:09I'm just telling you.
  64. 5:11It's the most important thing we can do, guys.
  65. 5:13And the Lord is sovereign over the makeup of our families.
  66. 5:16The Lord is sovereign over our life stages.
  67. 5:19And it is vitally important for us to recognize that.
  68. 5:26Now to the word of God we go, Ecclesiastes chapter 3 verse 11 is what we're going to go.
  69. 5:31Ecclesiastes chapter 3 verse 11 is where we're going to go.
  70. 5:37This is wisdom literature.
  71. 5:40I was talking to actually my brother not too long ago about the book of Ecclesiastes and
  72. 5:47that actually flows, follows the ark,
  73. 5:52and the downward trend, if you will, of Solomon's life.
  74. 5:57But in the earlier phases, you have
  75. 6:00more potent expressions of God's wisdom through Solomon
  76. 6:02versus the evidences of Solomon's being overrun by his sin
  77. 6:08that's indicative, as reflected in latter portions
  78. 6:11of this book.
  79. 6:15But in Ecclesiastes chapter three, verse 11,
  80. 6:17Solomon proclaims a vital and profound truth.
  81. 6:21And this is going to harken back to something
  82. 6:24we discussed earlier this week.
  83. 6:26In Ecclesiastes 3 verse 11, it says,
  84. 6:28key God has made everything beautiful in its time.
  85. 6:34He has also set eternity in the hearts of men,
  86. 6:42yet so that man cannot understand what God has done
  87. 6:47from the beginning to the end.
  88. 6:51I wanna explain what Solomon is saying there.
  89. 6:53And I guess I'll start with the latter portion.
  90. 6:55Oh, I was, the first portion, first, then the latter portion.
  91. 6:58Solomon proclaims the truth that God has set eternity
  92. 7:03in the hearts of man.
  93. 7:05And the latter portion of this verse,
  94. 7:07when it says yet so man cannot comprehend
  95. 7:09or understand fully what God has done
  96. 7:11from beginning to end,
  97. 7:12what Solomon is communicating,
  98. 7:13it is because God is eternal
  99. 7:16And man is made for eternity, that God has made it
  100. 7:20so that man cannot exhaust his capacity to understand God
  101. 7:25within our temporal setting, within our temporal context,
  102. 7:28which is why there's such yearnings and strivings.
  103. 7:31This is why humans, which we are made in the image of God
  104. 7:34as distinct from the animals, we ponder things
  105. 7:37like the purpose of life.
  106. 7:38We ponder things like, how did we get here?
  107. 7:41Why are we here?
  108. 7:42Existential questions.
  109. 7:43We ponder things about how did the universe come to be?
  110. 7:47These are all reflections of the truth that Solomon communicated that God has said eternity
  111. 7:53in the hearts of men.
  112. 7:55Now I mentioned earlier this week, we were talking about this, that first and foremost,
  113. 8:00truth is transcendent, objective, immutable, meaning it does not change, and it is enduring.
  114. 8:10And we are in a current cultural climate where people, but especially younger people, as a
  115. 8:16departure from kind of some of the trends that had transpired, where younger people are starting
  116. 8:21to yearn for more enduring facets in society that they've been exhausted by the rapid transient
  117. 8:29causes.
  118. 8:30I mean, we ran from, you talk about Obergefell, saying sex marriage needs to be protected by
  119. 8:34the courts.
  120. 8:35And now you're talking about transgenderism?
  121. 8:37two year olds know whether or not they're born in the wrong bodies and that happened in
  122. 8:40a blink of an eye.
  123. 8:44You know, rejecting biblical truth, embracing critical theory, which has its subset, queer
  124. 8:50critical theory, critical race theory, and feminist theory, all of these are subsets of
  125. 8:56critical theory.
  126. 8:57And now all of a sudden you mean to tell me what, because I'm a man, I'm toxic?
  127. 9:03These things have been rapid changes just in the previous generation.
  128. 9:06What do you want to do be when you grow up Tommy? I want to be a police officer. I want to be a firefighter
  129. 9:11I want to be I want to be you know
  130. 9:13I want to help those and now some of the same qualities that will cause Tommy to be those things now their toxic
  131. 9:19these these rapid changes these these rejections of
  132. 9:25Societal norms, but but remind I want to remind you that I don't refer to these things as societal norms solely because they're norms the
  133. 9:33societal norms are
  134. 9:35reflections of enduring truth. This is why I reject the idea of referring to
  135. 9:39traditional marriage. God's definition of marriage is salient and applicable today
  136. 9:45as it has always been, not because of traditions. No, no, no. Mankind has built
  137. 9:50traditions around the truth that God authored. This is why I simply talk about
  138. 9:55marriage or biblical marriage. I don't need a qualifier because God as the
  139. 10:00designer of marriage is its lone definer. Well the reason why there are
  140. 10:03traditions in this regard is because the traditions have followed man's adherence to truth.
  141. 10:09But with these changes and people, I said earlier this week, people, they watched that
  142. 10:18show Sex in the City and they tried that out.
  143. 10:20And now we have an increasing number of older, professionally accomplished, unmarried women
  144. 10:26who are realizing, man, this is not what I signed up for.
  145. 10:32I regret not giving more attention to building a life
  146. 10:36and building a family in my younger years
  147. 10:38because now I'm JD Vance's cat lady.
  148. 10:45No shade to cat owners, by the way.
  149. 10:48But y'all get what I'm saying.
  150. 10:50You have younger men who've kind of been pushed
  151. 10:55to the margins of society.
  152. 10:58And I'm like, man, we're tired of this.
  153. 11:01We're tired of it.
  154. 11:02The reason for this guys, this is not,
  155. 11:04and this is what I want everybody to understand
  156. 11:06because if we reduce this merely to political machinations,
  157. 11:09we're missing the forest for the trees.
  158. 11:12We're missing the forest for the trees.
  159. 11:15What we're experiencing is people realizing
  160. 11:18that Ecclesiastes 3.11 is true.
  161. 11:21God has set eternity in the hearts of men.
  162. 11:27God has made us in the foundation of who we are
  163. 11:32to know that we were made for more than what is temporal.
  164. 11:37who were built for more than what is merely tangible.
  165. 11:40We were actually created for something beyond ourselves.
  166. 11:45I call that the God void.
  167. 11:48And yet people all over that try to fill the God-sized void
  168. 11:53with all kinds of alternatives and counterfeits.
  169. 11:56And it's just like I'm gonna use this analogy often,
  170. 11:58it's when you're hungry, but you try to
  171. 12:01respond to that hunger with a bag of skittles.
  172. 12:03And guess what's gonna happen?
  173. 12:04Immediately, the skittles may taste good initially.
  174. 12:07You might get a sugar rush, but in about a good 10, 15 minutes, guess what's going to happen?
  175. 12:11You're going to be hungry again.
  176. 12:14But you've consumed something that is incapable of satisfying the truth of the longing, the
  177. 12:23truth of the longing, and the truth of the longing that the hunger is driven by your
  178. 12:29your body cells requiring nutrients for sustenance.
  179. 12:36But when it's offered a counterfeit,
  180. 12:38instead of the nutrients for sustenance,
  181. 12:41it not only is unsatisfying,
  182. 12:43but you continue that process,
  183. 12:45and what happened all that once?
  184. 12:46But you continue that over time,
  185. 12:47then you end up with chronic obesity
  186. 12:51and things of that nature.
  187. 12:53God has set eternity in the hearts of men.
  188. 12:57And then the latter part of this verse,
  189. 12:58So yet, so the man so that mankind cannot find out
  190. 13:02what God has done from beginning to end.
  191. 13:05God has set eternity in the hearts of men.
  192. 13:07Mankind ponders broad, wide, existential questions
  193. 13:12have, we have minds that ponder things like destiny
  194. 13:18and ponder things that are of an eternal scale.
  195. 13:23But we've been hardwired in such a way
  196. 13:25and God has fixed our universe in such a way
  197. 13:27and made us in such a way that we'll never be able
  198. 13:29exhaust those queries in a temporal disposition.
  199. 13:34And so I know there are many young people
  200. 13:35who listen to this show and watch this show,
  201. 13:37and I wanna say to you that longing at you since,
  202. 13:39that itch that you feel, that wondering,
  203. 13:42and that longing for something bigger and greater
  204. 13:45than yourself that is beyond your temporal station,
  205. 13:47that is something that God has put in you.
  206. 13:50But here's the facts.
  207. 13:51Here's the fact that longing will only be satisfied in Christ.
  208. 13:56The longing will only be satisfied in knowing your Creator, the lover of your soul, the one
  209. 14:05who dawned human flesh, invaded human history to make for himself a people when there were,
  210. 14:10when there was no people.
  211. 14:14This is why the need to respond to the gospel is far more immediate than you could ever imagine,
  212. 14:22Because once you have the eternal longings of your soul satisfied in Christ, it transforms
  213. 14:29your entire outlook on life.
  214. 14:33In responding to that call, it's not solely about one's outlook on life.
  215. 14:38It fixes you with an eternal hope, an eternal anchor.
  216. 14:42And because of that eternal reality, it then provides all manner of meaning for life on
  217. 14:48this side of eternity.
  218. 14:49God has set eternity in the hearts of man.
  219. 14:53to fill the God void with counterfeit substitutes."
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  234. 16:04Shining light into the darkness, this is the Hamilton Corner, an American family radio.
  235. 16:11Welcome back to the Hamilton Corner, Abraham Hamilton the third here.
  236. 16:15Well guys, we're all ready here next week.
  237. 16:18We will be in South Haven, Mississippi at Tabernacle, South Haven Church's Leadership Summit.
  238. 16:25That will be January 15th through the 17th.
  239. 16:30Will be there looking forward to this time.
  240. 16:33The pastor there, Bishop Vincent Matthews is a man of conviction and vision.
  241. 16:38It's amazing how the Lord has moved him and utilized him in building his kingdom, Bishop
  242. 16:44Matthews and his wife were full-time missionaries in South Africa for a decade.
  243. 16:49Then the Lord brought him back home and the Lord is doing amazing things through him and
  244. 16:55the church family there in South Haven, so I'm delighted to be able to join them next week.
  245. 17:00You are welcome to attend the Leadership Summit.
  246. 17:03You simply have to go to tabsouthaven.org.
  247. 17:07That's the website, T-A-B-S-O-U-T-H-A-V-E-N-D-O-R-G for all of the information you need and you
  248. 17:14can be in the space.
  249. 17:15If you're in the area willing to come to the area, I'd love to see you there.
  250. 17:19And then in February, we'll be in Simsboro, Louisiana, North Louisiana at Simsboro Baptist
  251. 17:26Church, first FPC Sims Burrows, Family Focus Weekend.
  252. 17:30All right, this is going to be an amazing weekend where I'll have the privilege of ministering
  253. 17:35quite a bit there, and my wife actually will be doing a session for the wives and the women
  254. 17:43at the church.
  255. 17:44It's gonna be an amazing time the event. There is no charge at all for the event
  256. 17:49But the family at Simsboro is asking for everyone to register because they will provide fruit
  257. 17:55will provide food for attendees and so they need to get an accurate
  258. 17:59An accurate count of who all is there so they can provide the right amount of food to register
  259. 18:04You simply have to go to fbc Simsboro org click on the events tab
  260. 18:09when you hit the events the events tab you'll see family focus weekend that is where you registered to let the people at
  261. 18:15Simsboro Baptist Church know you are coming and I would love to see you there if you're in that area or when they come to that
  262. 18:22area these are going to be amazing events I'll continue to mention these throughout the year we'll be working on some stuff
  263. 18:29maybe another website so you can keep up with all the goings on because we have a lot of stuff
  264. 18:34happening in 2026. We thank God for it because we must work while it is day. So please if you're in the in those areas or
  265. 18:43willing to come to either of those areas, we'd love to see you there. You're welcome to do so. All right. I have in studio with
  266. 18:50me. You already know my favorite guest of all time. Actually, if it came across a show that we did in 2019, we were still on
  267. 19:00Urban Family Talk and AFR.
  268. 19:02And it was actually my wife's second time
  269. 19:04being on the air at that time.
  270. 19:05Remember that?
  271. 19:06She had the short hair cut.
  272. 19:09And I was like, wow, time has flown.
  273. 19:13That time has flown.
  274. 19:14But I wanted to have you to join me in studio here today
  275. 19:18because the world really is reacting to
  276. 19:21some portions of the world is reeling,
  277. 19:23other portions of the world is rejoicing.
  278. 19:25Yes.
  279. 19:26As a result of what's happened in Venezuela
  280. 19:28over the weekend where Nicholas Maduro became Maduro Frio.
  281. 19:34Mui Frio.
  282. 19:35Mui Frio.
  283. 19:36As he had to go to the NYC to stand charges
  284. 19:40under the indictment, it's there.
  285. 19:42Now to kind of set up this conversation,
  286. 19:45I wanna mention this.
  287. 19:46So I've been talking extensively about the fact that
  288. 19:50Venezuela has not always been a Marxist country.
  289. 19:52Yeah.
  290. 19:53It followed Hugo Chavez's election in 1998.
  291. 19:59And then he passed away in 2013 and Nicolas Maduro became his successor, if you will.
  292. 20:08So it's just been 26 years that Venezuela has been a Marxist state.
  293. 20:12The nation was the fourth wealthiest country in the world in the 1950s, in the world.
  294. 20:19in a short order, 26 years, is going to the place to where people in the nation were starving.
  295. 20:24And as a result of the Marxism taking over the tyranny, the murder, the Gestapo-like
  296. 20:33tactics we were talking at home about, man, you can't even have a cell phone there if
  297. 20:36you do the collectibles.
  298. 20:38The collectibles.
  299. 20:39The collectibles.
  300. 20:40That's funny.
  301. 20:41They call the goons, squad, the collectives.
  302. 20:43Yeah.
  303. 20:44That's something.
  304. 20:45They even go through your phones and put people in jail and kill people, all these kind of
  305. 20:48things, but following the marks is take over, it's also led to a massive humanitarian crisis
  306. 20:54to where a full third of the Venezuelan population has left the country and estimates, the numbers
  307. 21:01have been put and I've been looking at this anywhere between 8 and 10 million people have
  308. 21:06left the country and it to put this in context in order for a third of the American population
  309. 21:10to move elsewhere.
  310. 21:11You're talking about upwards of 60 million people.
  311. 21:14So just to give you kind of an idea of what that is, and I just want to read off some of
  312. 21:18these statistics because you'll find some data in different places.
  313. 21:22But according to the Guardian, they put the number of Venezuelans who have migrated to
  314. 21:30Colombia at 2.8 million to Colombia, 1.6 million to Peru, 1.16 million to the United
  315. 21:39in states and that includes Puerto Rico, which is relatively close to Venezuela.
  316. 21:44728,000 in Chile, 626,000 to Brazil, 518,000 to Spain.
  317. 21:53All of these numbers, it's over this.
  318. 21:54I'm not giving you dollars and cents.
  319. 21:56So it's like for Colombia, it's 2,856,123.
  320. 22:00Right.
  321. 22:01So I'm kind of getting out of the dollars and cents, but 489,000 to Ecuador.
  322. 22:07And I'm doing this in order of the largest population of Venezuelans to the smallest.
  323. 22:12223,000 to Argentina, 124,000 to the Dominican Republic, 110,000 to Mexico, 102,000 to Portugal,
  324. 22:2194,000 to Panama, 64,000 to Italy, 41,000 to Uruguay or Uruguay.
  325. 22:29Uruguay.
  326. 22:30Where do you have?
  327. 22:31Uruguay.
  328. 22:3231,000 to France.
  329. 22:33All right.
  330. 22:35So it's remarkable to me having that understanding 8 to 10 million people have left the country
  331. 22:41as a result of that a pretty significant thousands upon thousands in Puerto Rico.
  332. 22:46Yeah, it's in the thousands.
  333. 22:50What have you seen because you are my plug into the Spanish speaking world, what have you seen
  334. 22:56around the world and I would get starting in Puerto Rico in terms of the reaction to what
  335. 23:01President Trump has done the Trump administration has done in turning Nicholas into Maduro Freo.
  336. 23:07Yes. So because of the large number of Venezuelans in the diaspora, particularly in Puerto Rico,
  337. 23:14there's a couple of thousand. And so there's an organization called La Guali-Sion,
  338. 23:20Puerto Venezuela, which is coalition for Venezuelans in the diaspora. And so there's one or there's a
  339. 23:25chapter in Puerto Rico. And they were talking about how on January the 3rd, when everybody
  340. 23:32woke up to the Great News, I mean, they ran in the streets. I mean, it was celebration.
  341. 23:36There was flags everywhere. And you have a lot of Puerto Ricans who are also, you know,
  342. 23:41understanding and knowing and supporting the Venezuelan's who are finally able to even consider
  343. 23:50a free Venezuelan, right? So they understand a lot of them understand that it's not an
  344. 23:53immediate freedom that they can all return back right now.
  345. 23:57But the fact that there is a glimmer of hope where now this man, this murderer, has been
  346. 24:02able to be taken out by the strongest force in the world, they're rejoicing.
  347. 24:07They ran the streets.
  348. 24:08I mean, they're going crazy in Puerto Rico.
  349. 24:10Now there's a couple of crazy leftists, socialists within Puerto Rico who are coming out protesting
  350. 24:16against the arrest or the extradition, whatever we're going to call it.
  351. 24:22And so there's that, you know, there's always those crazy fus that are really loud.
  352. 24:28But the, but the Venice, Waylands all over the world are rejoicing.
  353. 24:33And there's like one guy, you and I talk about him is Augustine, and he, he described, and
  354. 24:41I wouldn't say he's necessarily a Christian, but he certainly is conservative.
  355. 24:45And I believe he is Argentinian, yes, and ethnically, but he lives in Spain.
  356. 24:51But he has a passion to see Central and South America turn away from these Marxist, frankly,
  357. 24:58Marxist leaning in inclinations.
  358. 25:00And it's been really trying to offer information and data and content to aid in that process.
  359. 25:08You mentioned that there are some leftists who are upset.
  360. 25:12But in terms of the ratio, what ratio have you seen in terms of has it been a majority
  361. 25:18or half that are upset or is it pretty much the overwhelming responses, most of the Spanish-speaking
  362. 25:24world are celebrating this and they are few.
  363. 25:26Yeah, it's the few for sure.
  364. 25:28It's a few.
  365. 25:29It's the loud minority.
  366. 25:30It's what we see in the United States too.
  367. 25:32You have the extreme leftists, liberals that love communism and love like Mamdani.
  368. 25:41I mean, they're extreme.
  369. 25:43And so, but they're fewer.
  370. 25:44They're just loud.
  371. 25:46And it's similar, it's just in a smaller quantity in the smaller countries in the Western Hemisphere,
  372. 25:51right?
  373. 25:52So you have the countries that are ran by socialists, right?
  374. 25:55Venezuela, Venezuela, Nicaragua, Nicaragua, Colombia.
  375. 25:58And then you have a lot of them that have embraced freedom and democracy.
  376. 26:03But definitely even within the countries where the dictators are running, the socialist, communist
  377. 26:09dictators are running the country, the people are crying out.
  378. 26:13The majority of the people want freedom.
  379. 26:15you've been built by God to be the desire for freedom, the majority of the people want freedom,
  380. 26:18which is why you see the streets in the United States and everywhere else of Venezuelan celebrating,
  381. 26:23because they realize, okay, we have suffered enough.
  382. 26:25They are literally not in their country because of the misery that they lived, you know, and
  383. 26:29experienced.
  384. 26:30So they're celebrating the majority celebrating for sure.
  385. 26:32Now one of the facts that came out is that Nicholas Maduro had a personal basically like
  386. 26:40got bodyguard and a pretty large contingent of them were Cuban.
  387. 26:45And one of the things that has been kind of exposed to the world to come to learn is just
  388. 26:51how deep and broad Cuban influence in Venezuela has been.
  389. 26:55In addition to Iranian and Chinese and Russian, but there are many Cubans who are who have
  390. 27:03by God's grace made it out of Cuba, but their heart is for Cuba and they have been reacted
  391. 27:11this as well, what have some of those reactions been?
  392. 27:14Yeah, so first, when in regards to Venezuela, though, we have to be honest about this because
  393. 27:18the leftist media is spinning it differently.
  394. 27:22Spinning it in English speaking media or spinning it in every book?
  395. 27:25Everywhere, in English and Spanish, yeah.
  396. 27:27Where they're saying that America has taken over Venezuela and we're trying to just conquer
  397. 27:31it, right?
  398. 27:32And the reality is that the Cubans during Chavez, right, have gradually taken over Venezuela,
  399. 27:41like they are running the show in Venezuela.
  400. 27:43The majority of their militaries
  401. 27:44comprise of Venezuelans.
  402. 27:4532 of them died.
  403. 27:46Compressive.
  404. 27:47I'm sorry, excuse me, of Cubans.
  405. 27:49Yes, thank you.
  406. 27:49Of Cubans, 32 of them died that were right there
  407. 27:52in the protecting, if you will.
  408. 27:53The compound.
  409. 27:54Yeah.
  410. 27:56So, Venezuela has always had their fingers
  411. 27:59very deep in Venezuela.
  412. 28:01I'm learning that now.
  413. 28:01I didn't know.
  414. 28:02Communist Cuba.
  415. 28:03Communist Cuba, yeah, for sure.
  416. 28:04So when the leftist media says that America now
  417. 28:08is coming to conquer them or to take over
  418. 28:10Venezuela, really, it's the opposite.
  419. 28:13We are freeing them from communist rule
  420. 28:16beyond the Venezuelan borders.
  421. 28:18Like we have countries, particularly Cuba,
  422. 28:20and you have, there's interviews right now
  423. 28:22that I'm seeing where you have, back in the early 2000s,
  424. 28:26Maduro being interviewed saying,
  425. 28:28are there Cubans, socialist, communist,
  426. 28:31Cubans in the military and in power in Venezuela?
  427. 28:34He's like, no, no, no, no, no, these,
  428. 28:36we're all Venezuelans, we're all Venezuelans.
  429. 28:37And come and find out now, when it's all uprooted
  430. 28:40trying, you know, we're starting to
  431. 28:41uproot it. We're exactly, we're
  432. 28:43seeing a lot of Cuban
  433. 28:45communist, like, revolutionaries, if
  434. 28:48you will, that have been taken over
  435. 28:50Cuba and then I'm sorry, Venezuela.
  436. 28:51And then we're seeing because of
  437. 28:53that, the, the, the, the, the
  438. 28:56that, the oil in Spanish, but like
  439. 28:57the, the, the oil being
  440. 29:00managed by the communist
  441. 29:02Cubans in Venezuela selling it to
  442. 29:05our enemies on ours, on our in our
  443. 29:06hemisphere, right?
  444. 29:07Suddenly to America's enemies.
  445. 29:09Yes, to America's enemies, correct.
  446. 29:11Yeah, Iran and China and Russia.
  447. 29:13And so the left is spinning it to their advantage,
  448. 29:17but in reality, what is happening is that there is freedom
  449. 29:20that is coming to the people.
  450. 29:22Now, is America gonna have a say in it?
  451. 29:26Yes, but the Venezuela's that I have heard,
  452. 29:28I have been watching and watching and watching it.
  453. 29:30Every Venezuelan that I have seen is rejoicing at the fact
  454. 29:34that President Trump and the United States military
  455. 29:37and Marco Rubio are coming in and helping them
  456. 29:41not only extract the oil, but also manage it
  457. 29:44so that the Venezuelan people can actually take advantage
  458. 29:46of it because they have not been in the last 26 years.
  459. 29:49And that's actually what happened when Cuba,
  460. 29:51when we started on Venezuela was the fourth wealthiest
  461. 29:54country in the world. Yes.
  462. 29:55And so then the Cubans now, the three Cubans
  463. 29:57in the United States and everywhere else,
  464. 29:59and even the Cubans within the island
  465. 30:02are rejoicing that Cuba's next, Cuba's next.
  466. 30:05Like they're like wanting freedom.
  467. 30:07They're actually so funny, there's a lot of comedians going around that are Cuban that are like,
  468. 30:10we have oil, we have oil, look, there's oil!
  469. 30:12Because they're like, please calm, like what benefit can we give you all, so yum, come and get this man out.
  470. 30:18Yes, come in.
  471. 30:20So yes, like you're talking about, you have the American liberal media spinning it completely opposite of what the people on the ground
  472. 30:29who are actually and have been living in this type of horrible circumstances, they're rejoicing
  473. 30:36And because they're like, please come, you want the oil come, we have oil, you know, like please.
  474. 30:41And so because they want freedom and it's been far too long where families have been destroyed because of this.
  475. 30:48One of the things that has come out, especially with this is, I've seen Venezuela's all over the world,
  476. 30:52but especially those in the United States of America, them saying that they're eager to return to
  477. 30:59to rebuild Venezuela, to rebuild it, is that a sentiment in the Spanish-speaking media,
  478. 31:06is that a sentiment that you found to be repeated frequently?
  479. 31:13Or is that kind of a one-off kind of idea?
  480. 31:15Yeah, no, it is.
  481. 31:16It is what?
  482. 31:17It is that they're wanting to return.
  483. 31:19A lot of them want to return.
  484. 31:21There are a lot of them that have been born in the United States that have made a life here
  485. 31:24and have their degrees here and everything.
  486. 31:26And so it would be difficult, maybe even harder for them to return to rebuild because they
  487. 31:29have to start over from scratch. So a lot of them that are like have been here for many
  488. 31:33decades even beyond Chavez, like beyond the 26 years. Prior to Chavez's election. Yeah, and
  489. 31:39that even have had children here, those probably won't go back. Right. And hopefully those are
  490. 31:43the ones that are naturalized and they become citizens. Right. But you have those that have
  491. 31:48come the last 10 years on them on 13 years under Maduro, where because Maduro made it
  492. 31:53worst and Chavez, right? That's six of the worst. That's what happens with communism.
  493. 31:57And so you have those that have come back come recently wanting to return, but here's the thing,
  494. 32:03they have to return after the three phases that Marco Rubio said, are you going to happen,
  495. 32:08right? Like at the end, they can't return right now because there's still a lot of oppression.
  496. 32:13You are watching or listening to the Hamilton Corner. My guest is none other than Mrs. Maria
  497. 32:18Hamilton. We're having a conversation about the response in Spanish-speaking
  498. 32:24countries including in the US territory of Puerto Rico to the news of Nicholas
  499. 32:30Maduro's capture and will we come back from this break? I want to ask a question of
  500. 32:37you because you and I discussed an interview of a father and son who of
  501. 32:41Venezuelans but they have been living in Puerto Rico for quite some time and
  502. 32:44talking a bit about the history. I wanted to ask you to share some of the
  503. 32:48insights from their on-the-ground experiences that may be enlightening for our audience here.
  504. 32:53Stay with us. We'll be right back after this break.
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  521. 34:10Back to the Hamilton Quarter on American Family Radio.
  522. 34:14Welcome back to the Hamilton Corner, Abraham Hamilton III,
  523. 34:17here along with my lovely wife.
  524. 34:19And I do mean lovely.
  525. 34:20Hey.
  526. 34:21My horse still skips to be when you walk in the room.
  527. 34:23True.
  528. 34:24We're having a conversation about the response around the world, particularly in the Spanish
  529. 34:30speaking portions of the world to the news of Nicholas Maduro's arrest and removal from
  530. 34:37Venezuela.
  531. 34:38Or some people might challenge, say, Venezuela.
  532. 34:41Please don't.
  533. 34:42Please don't.
  534. 34:43But before the break I mentioned, there was this interview that actually the Venezuelan
  535. 34:51and gentlemen, the father and son were interviewed
  536. 34:53actually by Puerto Rican interviewers.
  537. 34:55Yes.
  538. 34:56And they had been living in Puerto Rico,
  539. 34:58and they were sharing a bit of the history
  540. 35:00because they lived through.
  541. 35:01The father and son lived through the transition from,
  542. 35:06oh sorry, the transition of Venezuela from freedom
  543. 35:09into chavismo.
  544. 35:11Yes.
  545. 35:12And so what are some of the things you would like
  546. 35:15for the audience here to understand
  547. 35:17that are important for them to understand?
  548. 35:21from their first-hand experience of that transition.
  549. 35:25So it was really interesting to see that because
  550. 35:28the father lived through before Chavez,
  551. 35:31and he explained the previous two presidencies
  552. 35:34democratically elected presidents before Hugo Chavez,
  553. 35:36and then in the transition into Madhul.
  554. 35:38And remember that Chavez was elected democratically as well?
  555. 35:41Yes he was, yes he was.
  556. 35:43But, just like Mamdani was elected democratically
  557. 35:46in New York City, just like that.
  558. 35:48Because we have a population of people who are ignorant.
  559. 35:50and easily manipulated.
  560. 35:54That's not to excuse them, it's just the reality.
  561. 35:56And so, but the father experienced it
  562. 35:58and it was really interesting to see his take on it.
  563. 36:02He was a lawyer in Venezuela
  564. 36:05and was able to provide a pretty comfortable life
  565. 36:09before communism took over.
  566. 36:11And then he had to flee and they actually left
  567. 36:14to go to Puerto Rico,
  568. 36:15which is the closest American territory to them.
  569. 36:17And they arrived 2015, 2016.
  570. 36:21So relatively recently.
  571. 36:22Yes, because again, the majority of the Venezuelans
  572. 36:25that left left within the last 10 years.
  573. 36:27And so let's just pause and underscore that for people.
  574. 36:30So the majority of the eight to 10 million Venezuelans
  575. 36:33that have fled the country, they have left
  576. 36:36within the last 10 years.
  577. 36:37I know for sure in Puerto Rico,
  578. 36:38there were about 200-ish Venezuelans before 2016.
  579. 36:42And then after that, we're in the thousands,
  580. 36:44just because Puerto Rico's small, right?
  581. 36:45But then even you can multiply that by a lot more when you consider other countries.
  582. 36:50So, this man and his son are explaining what led to where done we have to leave.
  583. 36:57So, first day living in the country, comfortable life, they're okay.
  584. 37:02Chavez gets elected and it's never overnight.
  585. 37:05So, it's a gradual taking over and confiscating not only properties but taking over independent
  586. 37:11corporations taking over independent or even like organizations that were working with the
  587. 37:19state, if you will, but then they take it over under the state fully, you know? So then they
  588. 37:23start doing that and then they start getting, again, Cuba starts coming in and you start
  589. 37:28having the Collectivos. The Collectivos is really just thugs. It's Cuban people who,
  590. 37:33Fide Castro and Trawul Castro end up sending over there to be the hands and feet of the
  591. 37:39state or the government in the streets of Venezuela.
  592. 37:43And so you have these collectibles that come and check and just come into your house and
  593. 37:47they, and you have to pretty much prove that you are not of the Opal-Secion, the opposition,
  594. 37:51right?
  595. 37:52You have to prove and show that you are not having any text messages with anybody talking about
  596. 37:56anything that has to do with anything that is in disagreement with Travis and anything
  597. 38:01that he's putting forth, same with Maduro.
  598. 38:03And so they had one time they came in and this is the thing.
  599. 38:07Some like police comes in and just kind of like goes through your,
  600. 38:10no, these are thugs, these are people with weapons.
  601. 38:12Again, the same thing started happening
  602. 38:13where they started taking and confiscating weapons
  603. 38:15and even setting up Ademireas, which is a place where you go
  604. 38:19and you willingly voluntarily give up your arms
  605. 38:22because we are a nation where we are a nation of peace
  606. 38:25and we don't want to come against each other
  607. 38:28and we don't want crime and so everybody won't voluntarily
  608. 38:31except for the military and except for the people in power, right?
  609. 38:34And the collectibles.
  610. 38:35So the collectibles come in with their weapons, tie them up because they're thugs, right?
  611. 38:38So they tie them up and they end up taking everything.
  612. 38:43Like they, all their possessions, their TVs, their anything of value, they take it.
  613. 38:46They end up taking their vehicle too.
  614. 38:49And that's the first time.
  615. 38:50So they moved from their home in the country where that happened because it wasn't just
  616. 38:53in the cities that the collectibles were operating.
  617. 38:55In the country, they moved to an apartment that they didn't want to move into because it
  618. 38:58is in the city.
  619. 38:59And then there, they start having the same thing.
  620. 39:01of the people coming into their home,
  621. 39:03home them a gun point, the son was hitting the head
  622. 39:05with a gun.
  623. 39:06Pissed the whipped.
  624. 39:07Yes, and so then in the streets,
  625. 39:10people try to come out to protest and they start killing them.
  626. 39:13And so that happened two times,
  627. 39:15and then the third time the dad said,
  628. 39:16I gotta get out of here.
  629. 39:17This is in this father's experience,
  630. 39:20this happened.
  631. 39:20Personal experience, correct.
  632. 39:22In the third time it happened, that's when he...
  633. 39:24Well, the second time it happened,
  634. 39:25he didn't want a third time to happen.
  635. 39:26So you said, I'm not gonna wait till the third time,
  636. 39:28we're leaving, and so they went to Puerto Rico.
  637. 39:30Did he talk about how they were able to leave?
  638. 39:32No, he didn't.
  639. 39:33No, the challenges.
  640. 39:33Yeah, it had to be difficult.
  641. 39:34I don't know exactly, probably illegally and all that,
  642. 39:37but it's unfortunate.
  643. 39:38They have, they came to Puerto Rico.
  644. 39:40He's a lawyer, y'all.
  645. 39:41He's a lawyer.
  646. 39:42He comes to Puerto Rico and he's a roofer now.
  647. 39:44Because that's what happens.
  648. 39:45You can't, I mean, you come into a country
  649. 39:47whether it's legally or illegally, honestly,
  650. 39:49a lot of the times, the certifications
  651. 39:51and the degrees and everything do not carry over.
  652. 39:54So you have to start from scratch.
  653. 39:54So he says, he's like, you have to reinvent yourself.
  654. 39:57I mean, this is a matter of life and death.
  655. 39:58It's not, and guys, we are not condoning legal immigration,
  656. 40:02okay, we are not, I don't agree with it at all.
  657. 40:04I understand it, but I don't agree with it.
  658. 40:06There has to be a process where you allow,
  659. 40:08even if it is where you allow when they come in illegally
  660. 40:11and you have to go through the process.
  661. 40:13So.
  662. 40:14And let me just say this.
  663. 40:15Yeah.
  664. 40:15When you see it has to be, I would say very plainly,
  665. 40:18no one has a right to migrate to another country.
  666. 40:21There's not, you don't have a right
  667. 40:22to come to United States of America.
  668. 40:24If the United States of America decides it's within
  669. 40:27our best interest to have immigration policy,
  670. 40:30then we have the wherewithal to apply that policy,
  671. 40:32or to say we need to put a moratorium on that,
  672. 40:35which frankly, I think our country needs a moratorium
  673. 40:38on all immigration for a time period to allow us
  674. 40:41to recalibrate our own society to get back
  675. 40:45in a healthy footing, but that's the conversation
  676. 40:46for another day.
  677. 40:47But it's coming back to me now because he did say
  678. 40:49that he applied for refugee status,
  679. 40:50and he was approved by the US government in Puerto Rico.
  680. 40:53So probably a refugee or asylum, some sort of combination.
  681. 40:55Yes, asylum, but here's the thing.
  682. 40:56We have that in place, like the American, it's not perfect,
  683. 40:59but we do have a system in place for allowing people to come
  684. 41:03or accepting them to come if they are able to prove
  685. 41:06that they're not gonna be criminals here
  686. 41:07and they have a history in their own country,
  687. 41:10but they're being persecuted,
  688. 41:12and that is exactly what happened with this family.
  689. 41:13So they came, but he had to reinvent himself.
  690. 41:15So now he's a roofer and he's lived in,
  691. 41:18for these what, six years?
  692. 41:20Well, 10 years now, I'm sorry.
  693. 41:21Yeah, yeah.
  694. 41:22Because he came in 2016, the son came in 2015.
  695. 41:24So 10 years now built a business in Puerto Rico.
  696. 41:28But so yeah, he was rejoicing in their Christians too.
  697. 41:32And so, oh, you know what?
  698. 41:33They were persecuted Christians in Venezuela.
  699. 41:38That's what he applied for as a asylum seeker.
  700. 41:41Anyway, so, but that's the reality on the ground.
  701. 41:44So then when you hear that President Trump,
  702. 41:47which he wasn't him, but you know,
  703. 41:49the Delta Force came in and took this man out.
  704. 41:51And again, remember, he took him out and the government of Venezuela, because it was not
  705. 41:56Trump who put Delce Rodriguez in place.
  706. 41:59It was the government of Venezuela, because again, we complained about the United States
  707. 42:03coming in as tyrant and one in the conqueror, but in reality, we could have done way more.
  708. 42:07We could have taken Delce, we could have taken Dios Dado, we could have taken Padrino, we
  709. 42:10could have taken all those people that are in cahoots with Maduro.
  710. 42:13Sorry.
  711. 42:14No, you all, I'm just saying I know who those people are, but the audience, I know who they
  712. 42:17are.
  713. 42:18These are leadership.
  714. 42:19in the government of Venezuela,
  715. 42:20they've been running Venezuela along with the Cubans
  716. 42:23for many, many years.
  717. 42:24And so, Delcey was the one who was named
  718. 42:27as a vice president previously,
  719. 42:29and the Venezuelan government is now elevating her
  720. 42:32to the status of president.
  721. 42:32Right, but the liberal American media has been saying
  722. 42:36that Trump put her in place to say,
  723. 42:38what are they saying?
  724. 42:38They're spinning it to say,
  725. 42:40Americans don't care for Venezuelans,
  726. 42:41they just want the oil.
  727. 42:42So as long as they get the oil through Delcey, Rodriguez,
  728. 42:46then the Venezuelan people are gonna still be under
  729. 42:47a dictatorship, and it doesn't matter
  730. 42:49because who cares about the Venezuelans? That is not true. That is not what Marco
  731. 42:52Reba and President Trump are doing. And so, but Delce has been put in place, right?
  732. 42:57Temporarily, and they keep saying interim, interim, interim, because she is
  733. 43:00interim, because she's part of phase one, because out of all of those people, she's
  734. 43:05the one that even though she's a criminal alongside Maduro, she's the one that's
  735. 43:09now wanting to play. They cooperate. Yes, they may. But cooperate, yes. She's the one
  736. 43:14that's like, okay, don't take me, please. I can work with you. And so they're working
  737. 43:18with her temporarily until she gets out of the way.
  738. 43:21And she's either going to get out of the way, like Madura was given the chance voluntarily,
  739. 43:25or you're going to be taken out.
  740. 43:27And so that is what the Venezuelan people want.
  741. 43:29That is what they've been crying out for help.
  742. 43:31And the father says, you know, they come into your house, they lock you up.
  743. 43:35They put you in, they tie you up, excuse me, they tie you up.
  744. 43:38You cannot move.
  745. 43:39You need help from the exterior.
  746. 43:41You need to help from outside.
  747. 43:42He's like, that is what the Venezuelan people have been wanting.
  748. 43:45We have been put, taken into captive in our own country, unable to leave, unable to prosper,
  749. 43:51unable to do anything in regards to freedom.
  750. 43:54We need somebody from the outside in the United States because we are in this hemisphere because
  751. 43:58of them on the road doctrine.
  752. 43:59They have come in and they are glorifying God for it.
  753. 44:02They're praising the Lord.
  754. 44:04He even provided, I'm sorry, yeah.
  755. 44:05He was Christian, you're praising the Lord throughout.
  756. 44:07He even provided a little bit of a history lesson in explaining the need for external
  757. 44:12assistance when you've been subjugated by your own government.
  758. 44:14You want to say a little bit about that?
  759. 44:15Yes, the concept of sovereignty.
  760. 44:17So they keep saying, we evaluated the sovereignty of the Venezuelans and this father, this man
  761. 44:21says, you know, it's interesting because they keep saying sovereignty sovereignty, but we
  762. 44:25have lost the sovereignty.
  763. 44:27The sovereignty belongs to the people of Venezuela.
  764. 44:30We have lost it.
  765. 44:31There is no sovereignty.
  766. 44:32There's no, there's no national agreement of leave us alone.
  767. 44:36We are one people in Venezuela.
  768. 44:37No, we are being oppressed by our own government.
  769. 44:40So it even harken to the fact that when the United States of America and our founding era,
  770. 44:46when the USA founders were being oppressed by England, that the United States actually,
  771. 44:53we had the aid of France in liberating ourselves from the English tyranny.
  772. 44:58And whenever there has been kind of tyrannical oppression, there's pretty consistently been
  773. 45:02external assistance provided to alleviate the subjugated peoples from that external.
  774. 45:07Yeah, he gave the history of Simon Boli-O'R.
  775. 45:09So if you hear a lot of the dollar, the currency in Venezuela is called the Bolivar.
  776. 45:14So it's from Simon Bolivar, but Simon Bolivar, who was a freedom fighter that helped free a
  777. 45:20lot of countries in South America from the Spanish rule.
  778. 45:24And he says even Simon Bolivar and his people needed the British to come help against the
  779. 45:29Spanish to free the peoples of South America.
  780. 45:33Likewise, the Americans needed France.
  781. 45:35So he's like, we needed help.
  782. 45:36There's no way we could have done it on our own.
  783. 45:38guys, they didn't have weapons.
  784. 45:39They couldn't have planned a coup and who,
  785. 45:41and which I was knew that, right?
  786. 45:43Well, you did know that very well.
  787. 45:44You don't need the weapons because if I give you,
  788. 45:47if I let you have weapons, you can come against me
  789. 45:48and rightly so, right?
  790. 45:49So they could not have done it on their own.
  791. 45:51So, glory to God, this has happened, but it has started.
  792. 45:55And honestly, I think it's being done very disciplined
  793. 45:57in a very disciplined manner.
  794. 45:58Because guys, we have the weaponry,
  795. 46:00we have the ability to go in and take over and make this.
  796. 46:02Yes, and conquer it like the olden days.
  797. 46:05We have the power to do that.
  798. 46:06We're not doing that.
  799. 46:07because that's not right to do, it's not legal to do.
  800. 46:10So we are not doing that.
  801. 46:12So I think the three phases that Marco Rubio is explaining
  802. 46:15is gonna take place and it's gonna take months
  803. 46:18and maybe even a couple of years,
  804. 46:20but I think it's the right way to go about it
  805. 46:21to help these people.
  806. 46:23Now I wanna make a bit of a shift
  807. 46:24because I began the program in Ecclesiastes 3,
  808. 46:28talking about eternity being set in the hearts of men
  809. 46:30and earlier this week on the show,
  810. 46:32I was discussing the fact that younger Americans
  811. 46:35are beginning to express a desire to return
  812. 46:40to what some may say traditional norms
  813. 46:42and things of that nature,
  814. 46:43but it's a desire for truth that is transcendent
  815. 46:45and objective and immutable and enduring.
  816. 46:48And I'm immediately thinking about the NBC News poll
  817. 46:53that they query 2,970 American voters, specifically voters,
  818. 47:00between the ages of 18 and 29
  819. 47:03and how they divided them by female voters
  820. 47:07who voted for Kackling,
  821. 47:08she or she'll never be president at the remix,
  822. 47:10males who voted for the Kackler,
  823. 47:13females who voted for President Trump
  824. 47:15and males who voted for President Trump
  825. 47:16and the males who voted for President Trump
  826. 47:18were asked a question, which of the following
  827. 47:21is important to your personal definition of success
  828. 47:23in the males 18 to 29 said having children
  829. 47:26was number one for them?
  830. 47:27Come on.
  831. 47:28It was number one, where females who voted for,
  832. 47:33She was never be president, said it was number 11,
  833. 47:36and even females who voted for President Trump
  834. 47:38ranked it at number six.
  835. 47:40So man, we running out of show.
  836. 47:43But let me just toss this to you.
  837. 47:46What do you think is happening with these younger people,
  838. 47:50primarily men at this juncture,
  839. 47:51beginning to express a desire for something transcendent,
  840. 47:54objective, immutable, and enduring?
  841. 47:56And well, it's appropriate that you started,
  842. 47:59where you started in the scriptures in the first segment,
  843. 48:02because Paul reminds us as well in Romans,
  844. 48:05he says that they show the work of the law
  845. 48:08written in their hearts, their conscience bearing witness,
  846. 48:10and their thoughts, alternately accusing or also defending them.
  847. 48:14So the law of God has been written in man's hearts
  848. 48:17from the beginning.
  849. 48:18In all men, not just Israel in the Old Testament,
  850. 48:21New Testament, Gentiles and Jews.
  851. 48:22And so you have the believer who understands that,
  852. 48:27but then you have the unbeliever who has that yearning
  853. 48:31for freedom, for truth, for purpose,
  854. 48:32like you were explaining in the first segment.
  855. 48:34So that cannot be quenched.
  856. 48:37That's why communism is so evil.
  857. 48:38It's so anti-God, right?
  858. 48:40It's atheist at its core.
  859. 48:42We desire and the men, I'm so grateful
  860. 48:44that the men are leading in that
  861. 48:46because women are made to help and follow.
  862. 48:49And that's not degrading.
  863. 48:51That is glorious.
  864. 48:53And so if men start leading, young men start leading
  865. 48:56in pursuing righteousness,
  866. 48:58Because God has put that in them,
  867. 48:59and it's being stirred up, women will follow.
  868. 49:02You take it to be sufficient to overcome
  869. 49:05the feminization propaganda
  870. 49:08that young American women have been subjected to.
  871. 49:10I think the power of God is what we need to rely on.
  872. 49:14I think it wasn't the stone that David used to kill the enemy.
  873. 49:17It was the power of God that killed the enemy, the giant.
  874. 49:21So yes, God can do that.
  875. 49:23See why I married this woman?
  876. 49:26Thank you.
  877. 49:27That is very helpful for me,
  878. 49:28and I pray it's also helpful for our audience here.
  879. 49:31You've been listening to the Hamilton Corner,
  880. 49:33stay tuned because we're going there in 2026, y'all.
  881. 49:37Rock with us.
  882. 49:39The views and opinions expressed in this broadcast
  883. 49:42may not necessarily reflect those
  884. 49:44of the American Family Association or American Family Radio.

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