The stupid stick strikes broadly from SCOTUS to Capitol Hill.

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1. 0:00Darkness is not an affirmative force.
2. 0:03It simply reoccupies the space vacated by the light.
3. 0:07This is the Hamilton Corner on American Family Radio.
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5. 0:15Delivering people out of the bondage of mainstream media.
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10. 0:29And now, the Hamilton Corner.
11. 0:33Good evening, everybody.
12. 0:34Welcome to the Hamilton Corner.
13. 0:35My name is Abraham Hamilton, the third.
14. 0:38Grateful to be with you here another day.
15. 0:41You know, one of the things that I'm learning and growing in, it's a constant thing for
16. 0:51me.
17. 0:52But I appreciate you all tuning into this program.
18. 0:54I want you to know that I do not take that for granted at all.
19. 0:58There are so many places where you can invest your time and invest your hearts and your minds
20. 1:04and your ears, but you've decided to hang out here with us.
21. 1:08And so I am grateful for that.
22. 1:11Our whole team here is grateful to you for that.
23. 1:15My hope through this program is that we establish a biblical foundation through which we navigate
24. 1:21the issues of the day.
25. 1:22Over time, through the program, we are able to view things more consistently and more stridently
26. 1:33in a biblical fashion.
27. 1:35And we set the course for our engagement solely, well, not say solely, but from the Word of
28. 1:40God as our anchor instead of jettisoning the Word of God and attempting to navigate life,
29. 1:46that the Word of God is the means by which and through which we live.
30. 1:52I feel like I'll do a better job than others, but that is the goal as we have the privilege
31. 1:57of opening these microphones.
32. 1:59At this very moment, many of you, if not most of you are making your transition from your
33. 2:03part-time jobs where you generate an income to your full-time jobs where you cultivate
34. 2:09an outcome.
35. 2:10And as you do so, I want to remind you to do it with intentionality, understanding the
36. 2:14the primacy that God places on family.
37. 2:18I cannot state this enough.
38. 2:22What goes on in your house?
39. 2:24What goes on in my house is far more important
40. 2:26than what goes on in the White House.
41. 2:28What goes on in our homes as insane
42. 2:32as things like yesterday's oral argument
43. 2:35and this morning's Capitol Hill hearing was,
44. 2:38and we were gonna get into it with Dr. Nisha Verma.
45. 2:41Goodness gracious.
46. 2:43Those things persist.
47. 2:46What I'm talking about, some people have the audacity
48. 2:49to get before the Supreme Court to make an argument
49. 2:51about whether or not Title IX and our Constitution
50. 2:54provides equal protection and prohibit discrimination
51. 2:56on the basis of sex.
52. 2:58Oh, but we don't have a definition of sex for you.
53. 3:01Like how could you say that with a straight face?
54. 3:04How could you say that with a straight face?
55. 3:06Or if you have a question,
56. 3:08will you have a doctor who is coming to testify
57. 3:10as an expert in reproductive care?
58. 3:14Dr. Can women can men get pregnant?
59. 3:20Well, um, should about a Chevy, should about a Honda.
60. 3:24Like what?
61. 3:27And what I hope to demonstrate right now in this segment,
62. 3:32that is not merely evidence of intellectual decline.
63. 3:36It is actually evidence with the scripture,
64. 3:39told us what happens, told us what would happen
65. 3:43when any people reject the knowledge of God.
66. 3:48The inevitable consequence of rejecting God and the knowledge of God is that people become idiots
67. 3:58But idiocy is not some benign phenomenon
68. 4:06Ideas have consequences
69. 4:09bad ideas create casualties in
70. 4:12The process of bad ideas creating casualties the enemy
71. 4:18Satan uses these bad ideas in an effort to create roles
72. 4:24blocks and impediments to people be holding the grace and glory of God.
73. 4:33The capacity and the opportunity to head that off at the past, to provide fortification before
74. 4:42the deception efforts ever arise.
75. 4:45The primary vehicle, the primary institution is the family.
76. 4:51Is the family.
77. 4:52very similar to one of the best things that could happen for young ladies who are born is that they
78. 4:57are blessed to have godly fathers who fortify them against wack dudes who would try to deceive them
79. 5:06into court them. Similarly, and I'm just using that as an analogy, God has given his creation the
80. 5:14family as the primary mechanism of fortifying hearts and minds against the insane, demonically
81. 5:22inspired deception that is offered by the culture and the spirit of this wicked age.
82. 5:29To the word of God we go, Romans chapter 1, as you're making your transition, guys, understand
83. 5:35what you have the opportunity to do.
84. 5:42Romans chapter 1, verses 18 through 22.
85. 5:53This is what the Lord told us through the Apostle Paul, and I'm going to read it slowly,
86. 6:00for the wrath of God is revealed from heaven against all ungodliness and unrighteousness
87. 6:08of men who suppress the truth in unrighteousness, because that which is known about God is evident
88. 6:23within them, for God made it evident to them.
89. 6:30since the creation of the world. His invisible attributes, His eternal power, and divine nature
90. 6:38have been clearly seen, being understood through what has been made, so that they are without
91. 6:48excuse, for even though they knew God, they did not honor Him as God, or give thanks, but
92. 6:59they became futile in their speculations and their foolish heart was darkened.
93. 7:05Professing to be wise, professing to be wise, they became fools.
94. 7:15Guys, Romans 1 verse 18 tells us that man's sin-laden suppression is not the product of
95. 7:25institutional and comprehensive ignorance.
96. 7:28When I say institutional, I mean in the core of who we are.
97. 7:34When I say comprehensive, certainly there are things specifically that you mean I understand.
98. 7:39There are aspects of specific revelation that are not replete in general revelation that
99. 7:47you may not understand, but surely, surely the generally applicable notions of general revelation
100. 7:55are accessible to all mankind.
101. 8:00But what men do is through our wicked conduct we suppress the truth.
102. 8:10God intentionally conveys that a case concerning his existence and his attributes is made articulably
103. 8:18through his creation.
104. 8:21God's human biology, physiology, DNA, cellular query, cellular examination, these things speak
105. 8:39of what do men do? Though we have all of that accessible, generally accessible information,
106. 8:48No, no, no.
107. 8:50We don't honor God as God.
108. 8:52We'll reduce him to a force or reduce him to, you know, the universe.
109. 8:58Have you heard that recently?
110. 9:00The universe.
111. 9:03We'll reduce him to, you know, the big man upstairs.
112. 9:09You know, something.
113. 9:14So that diminution of the transcendent creator also results in mankind not being thankful.
114. 9:28And so the consequence of this, the consequence of this,
115. 9:32you know, cause people say, oh, you know, hey, what a,
116. 9:35you know, what is your problem, two men loving one another?
117. 9:38That's not hoyting anybody, it's not hoyting anybody.
118. 9:41Oh yeah, that was the scripture series.
119. 9:44When we refuse to acknowledge God,
120. 9:46refuse to retain God and acknowledge we deny the truth,
121. 9:50that is, that echoes, that screams at us from within ourselves.
122. 9:55The way that God has made his creation.
123. 10:00That's not, you know, to use the law enforcement terminology.
124. 10:03That's not a victimless crime.
125. 10:05Because the consequences of that is that man kind becomes futile in their reasoning.
126. 10:14Futile in their reasoning.
127. 10:18You remember the movie Dumb and Dumber?
128. 10:23Dumb and Dumber?
129. 10:24Dumb and Dumber?
130. 10:25Dumber and Dumber and Dumber?
131. 10:28I dare anybody in this audience to pick up the New England Primer.
132. 10:32to pick up a middle school reader from the 1800s
133. 10:36and ask a high school student to do that work.
134. 10:41Take the mental math problems from the New England Primer,
135. 10:44which is the equivalent of an elementary school textbook
136. 10:46and ask your high school seniors to do the mental math.
137. 10:48Well, you have to solve the math problem
138. 10:50that's conveyed in a paragraph form
139. 10:52and you only can do so without using pencil or pen.
140. 10:57Mental math.
141. 10:59And then ask me, then ask yourself the question,
142. 11:02are we really getting dumber and dumber?
143. 11:05We have all the data, the National Assessment of Educational Progress Data year in year out.
144. 11:11I did an entire show how much money we spend on government education, but look at the results.
145. 11:19And yet as a society we'll see, oh yes, yes we are progressing.
146. 11:23We are advancing.
147. 11:24Oh yes, yes, we are advancing at such a clip, at such a pace that we no longer understand
148. 11:34Whether it is only women who can bear children, they, we cannot say mothers bear children because
149. 11:45we have grown, we have advanced, we have progressed to the place to where we now understand the
150. 11:52complexities of identity.
151. 11:56And we have birthing people.
152. 12:06And the thing that grieves me with this is how, how few people understand guys, this problem
153. 12:18at his core is a spiritual problem.
154. 12:20It's a spiritual problem.
155. 12:23It's a spiritual problem.
156. 12:25We as a society got pushed to the brink.
157. 12:27We endured four years of the ice cream man, Mr. No Malarkey got to be in bed by 3 p.m.
158. 12:35We're not going to get more money in his retirement pension than he got when he was in occupying
159. 12:42the Oval Office. We had cackling, she was the number of you present at the remix. And it scared
160. 12:49people to realize, man, I don't know what I want, but I don't want taxpayer dollars going
161. 12:53to give sex changes to jail prisoners, inmate, prison inmates. And that's what it takes for
162. 12:58people to wake up. And the waking up is not a fully awakening. It's just coming to the
163. 13:04place where I don't want that kind of, I mean, that's just, and in less than 10 years went
164. 13:11from, yes, same-sex marriage with a burger fell, and you got chase strange, yo, yes,
165. 13:16change, change, change in front of our Supreme Court, arguing that that two-year-olds know whether
166. 13:22or not they've been born in the right body.
167. 13:25Guys, this insanity is an idiocy that is not merely intellectual deficiency.
168. 13:30It's the product of rebellion.
169. 13:34And that's what we do not see.
170. 13:37That's what we do not see.
171. 13:39The cobblestone road towards rebellion in the sexually perverse direction followed heterosexual
172. 13:49rebellion against God's standards. Our society went at hormone ging. In heterosexual context,
173. 14:00pulpits became silent on adultery and fornication. And guess what happens? Darkness is not an affirmative
174. 14:07force. Immediately reoccupies the space vacated by the light. Compromise became far more prevalent
175. 14:14in pulpits in our country. And as the old saying goes, what is tolerated in the pulpit will
176. 14:22be amplified in the pews.
177. 14:27To the place to where the body that's been called to be the pill and ground of truth has
178. 14:31generally become a bi-word in our society.
179. 14:38Our greatest need is repentance man.
180. 14:40Our greatest need is for the Lord to pour out His Spirit in our nation, to open our eyes
181. 14:45to the prevalence of rebellion.
182. 14:48Because as it stands, right now much of our society is content that we have a few nips
183. 14:52and tucks around the stock market and the economy, but are not interested in repentance.
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199. 16:00Shining light into the darkness, this is the Hamilton Corner, an American family radio.
200. 16:12Welcome back to the Hamilton Corner, Abraham Hamilton the third.
201. 16:15Here, grateful to be with you as I stated in the first segment.
202. 16:20Tomorrow starts the Tabernacle Church's Leadership Summit in South Haven, Mississippi.
203. 16:25We will be there January 15th through the 17th. You are welcome. Simply go to tabsSouthhaven.org
204. 16:34for all of the information needed for this Leadership Summit. I'm excited to be a part of this event.
205. 16:42This has been my first time participating in this event. In the next month, February 20th,
206. 16:47through the 22nd we will be in Simsboro, Louisiana at First Baptist Simsboro located at 133 Tiger
207. 16:55Drive, Simsboro, Louisiana 71275 for their family focus weekend. To participate in the event,
208. 17:02there's no charge for the family focus weekend, but you are, we do ask that you register because
209. 17:08the church is providing food for all attendees, and so we want to make sure we're able to get an
210. 17:12accurate account of people beforehand. In order to register you need to go to FBC
211. 17:19SMISBO.org that is FBC Simsborough.org. Click on the events tab and you'll see the family focus
212. 17:28we can there and there is where that is where you'll be able to register. Alright, let's get into it.
213. 17:34It's disgusting to me that we are at this place in our nation's history to where we're
214. 17:45debating things that we're publicly debating things that my four-year-old understands,
215. 17:56that we as a society have understood for the entirety of our existence until now.
216. 18:05We have professional people who have earned certain indications of academic investment and
217. 18:21we're having questions about some of the most rudimentary concepts and debating them, debating
218. 18:31them, using big words, hiding behind, stare at the slices, jurisprudence was legislative
219. 18:39definition for simple concepts. What am I talking about? I am talking about two cases,
220. 18:50the first cases style West Virginia lawsuits, West Virginia versus BPJ and little versus
221. 18:56HECOCs. These cases come from West Virginia and Idaho respectively. Because those states
222. 19:03have the bright ideas to say, you know what, we recognize a trend in sanity that's sweeping
223. 19:09the country, we think it's important to protect our girls from having boys invade their sports.
224. 19:17We recognize there's this thing called biological distinctives.
225. 19:23The facts are that God has made men and women differently.
226. 19:26There's a reason why, for example, when powerlifting, you have men's world record holders, you have
227. 19:30women's world record holders.
228. 19:32And swimming, men's world record holders, women's world record holders.
229. 19:36You know, track and field, men's world's record holders, women's world record, you name the event,
230. 19:43we have this.
231. 19:50Title IX was added to the Panoply of the Civil Rights legislation in full recognition of the
232. 19:55distinction between men and women.
233. 19:57You'll notice that Title IX prohibits discrimination on the basis of sex.
234. 20:02You've heard me on this show say over and over and over that this is one of the main reasons
235. 20:08Why? Because words have meanings that you will never hear me describe people in terms of gender.
236. 20:15Once again, for the largest of the existence of the United States of America,
237. 20:20we never use the term gender to apply to people until the sexual revolution. Why? Because
238. 20:28wicked men and seducers heard that term before, you know, 2 Timothy 3, decided that we needed
239. 20:34made it later foundation to create a distinction between how people feel and how they're made
240. 20:41in order to make room for a confusing, amorphous amalgamation of gobbledygook that means nothing
241. 20:50to a life of rebellion to be given legal sanction. Ultimately, to create protective classes in
242. 20:56the American jurisprudence for people based on their wicked desires. They didn't say it
243. 21:02that way, but that's what they sought to accomplish.
244. 21:07We used to understand, even in our mental health communities,
245. 21:10that homosexuality was a mental pathology
246. 21:13to say differently that if you had attractions
247. 21:16toward people who shared your biology,
248. 21:18that there's something wrong with your mind
249. 21:21and your development.
250. 21:24That changed not as the product of scientific query
251. 21:28and experimentation, it changed because of political lobbying
252. 21:33at these places, the American Psychiatric Association, the American Psychological Association, the
253. 21:37American Medical Association.
254. 21:39It wasn't study that was done.
255. 21:42It was moneyed interests and politics.
256. 21:47So here we are.
257. 21:49So now we have a US Supreme Court that one of the current justices on the court, which,
258. 21:55you know, I think if you don't know what a woman is, you probably should recuse yourself
259. 22:00when the legal issue before the court is what is a woman?
260. 22:04Maybe I'm a little, maybe I'm a little on tilt.
261. 22:06No Bobby, maybe I had one too many cups of coffee today,
262. 22:09which I didn't only have one hours ago,
263. 22:13but if you don't know what a woman is,
264. 22:14and there's an issue coming before the court
265. 22:17that says we need to know what a woman is, right?
266. 22:23Goodness gracious.
267. 22:24And, oh man.
268. 22:32You know what's the trick, Jeff?
269. 22:34The same people who don't know what a woman is,
270. 22:35these are the same people that were doing back flips
271. 22:38because Kackling Camelot is running for president
272. 22:42as a what? These are some of the same people that wanted a round of applause for she or
273. 22:50she would never be president because she was running to be president as a what? Man, it's
274. 23:02like the big green glob goblin had just ran around and just smacked our country across
275. 23:06the head with a stupid stick. And you in very moderated tones, in very demure presentation,
276. 23:19offering some of the most ridiculous things that could be stated within a professional
277. 23:23context. So in this West Virginia versus B.P.J. and little versus Hecox's over argument
278. 23:29that took place yesterday, the issue is simply whether or not these states have the lawful
279. 23:34authority to keep boys who say they feel like girls, but they're boys, to keep these
280. 23:41boys from competing in women's sports. That's the issue. Unsurprisingly, it's not the only
281. 23:51one, but some of the sharpest criticisms of this ideology was presented by Justice Samuel
282. 23:57Alito when he got right to the nut of the matter and is questioning of the ACLU attorney
283. 24:04Kathleen Hartnett.
284. 24:06We basically got to it.
285. 24:07Okay.
286. 24:08You can turn about prohibitions against discrimination on the basis of sex.
287. 24:11What's the legal definition of sex?
288. 24:14If you haven't heard this yet, buckle your seat belts because these are people.
289. 24:19Thank you.
290. 24:20They say, eight, breathe.
291. 24:21Thank you.
292. 24:22Thank you.
293. 24:23I'm going to breathe.
294. 24:28I'm going to breathe.
295. 24:29Listen to this exchange between Justice Samuel Alito and ACLU attorney Kathleen Hartnett
296. 24:33that took place just yesterday, alright?
297. 24:36And, but wait, there's more.
298. 24:39If you think it was just in scotish yesterday,
299. 24:41well you would be mistaken, but we'll start there.
300. 24:44This is audio from the oral arguments,
301. 24:46just by way of reminder, the Supreme Court
302. 24:48doesn't allow cameras inside,
303. 24:49which is why you only have audio from oral arguments
304. 24:52and Supreme Court hearings.
305. 24:53Listen to clip number two, clip two, go.
306. 24:56For a category of students classified as boys
307. 25:01in a category of students classified as girls.
308. 25:03Yes, Your Honor.
309. 25:05If it does that, then is it not necessary for there to be
310. 25:10for equal protection purposes, if that is challenged
311. 25:12under the Equal Protection Clause,
312. 25:15an understanding of what it means to be a boy or a girl
313. 25:18or a man or a woman?
314. 25:20Yes, Your Honor.
315. 25:21And what is that definition?
316. 25:22For equal protection purposes, what does it mean to be
317. 25:26a boy or a girl or a man or a woman?
318. 25:28Sorry, I misunderstood your question.
319. 25:30I think that the underlying enactment,
320. 25:31whatever it was, the policy, the law,
321. 25:33the would have to have an understanding of how the state
322. 25:36or the government was just understanding that term
323. 25:39to figure out whether or not someone was excluded.
324. 25:41We do not have a definition for the court.
325. 25:43And we don't take issue with the,
326. 25:45we're not disputing the definition here.
327. 25:47What we're saying is that the way it applies in practice
328. 25:49is to exclude birth sex males categorically
329. 25:52from women's teams and that there's a subset
330. 25:54of those birth sex males where it doesn't make sense
331. 25:56to do so according to the state's own interest.
332. 25:59Well, how can you, how can a court determine
333. 26:02whether there's discrimination on basis of sex
334. 26:06without knowing what sex means
335. 26:08for equal protection purposes.
336. 26:11I think here we just know that they've identified
337. 26:16pursuant to their own statute, Lindsay qualifies
338. 26:18as a birth sex male.
339. 26:20And she's being excluded categorically
340. 26:21from the women's teams as the statute.
341. 26:23So we're taking the statute's definitions as we find them
342. 26:26and we don't dispute them, we're just trying to figure out
343. 26:28do they create an equal protection problem.
344. 26:32Cole.
345. 26:34Cole, you stupid.
346. 26:43If we are debating whether someone is protected from
347. 26:52discrimination on the basis of sex, how can a court weigh in
348. 26:59if we don't have a definition of the word sex?
349. 27:07And did you hear how she's got to run through that?
350. 27:10Well, according to the statute, Lindsay is a bird sex male.
351. 27:17Now, guys, I'm not a biologist.
352. 27:23I'm not, I didn't go to medical school.
353. 27:27I got babies, I made some by guys, Grace,
354. 27:32but I'm not a biologist.
355. 27:35But we've talked about this before.
356. 27:38We could keep trying to play these stupid games
357. 27:40as we want, but the stupid games are only played
358. 27:42because you're trying to pause it a lie.
359. 27:44What is the lie I'm talking about?
360. 27:46Why are we talking about people in terms of birth sex?
361. 27:49Guys, birth does nothing in terms of determining sex.
362. 27:54You ask any mom in this audience,
363. 27:57like we usually do these things.
364. 27:58Remember this wondrous technology that developed,
365. 28:02you know, called an ultrasound?
366. 28:04What is the thing that people do,
367. 28:05Jeff, Bob, y'all help me here.
368. 28:07They do these things, they do them all kind of ways.
369. 28:08Sometimes you have cakes that are pink and blue.
370. 28:11Sometimes you have balloons, you know, the balloons,
371. 28:13the things that get inflated,
372. 28:14where you heal them, they have different colors.
373. 28:15So what are the colors?
374. 28:16Aren't the colors only pink or blue?
375. 28:20Now help me here.
376. 28:21Usually it's only, there's 156 colors that are employed.
377. 28:25Only blue.
378. 28:26Only blue.
379. 28:27Okay.
380. 28:27Okay.
381. 28:28And what are we learning usually?
382. 28:31And this normally happens, correct me if I'm wrong,
383. 28:33but this normally happens when the baby's still
384. 28:36in the tummy, nestled up, right?
385. 28:38Warming, bacon, right?
386. 28:40Am I right about it?
387. 28:42And we have these events.
388. 28:45Reveal part.
389. 28:47Oh, reveal party.
390. 28:49Oh, so these are revelations that occur
391. 28:52prior to birth, am I right about it?
392. 28:55Please.
393. 28:57Guys, this is stupid.
394. 28:58This is so, this is so,
395. 29:01and I don't mean it as an invective,
396. 29:04I mean it as a pause,
397. 29:07as an invitation to pause and reflect on the status
398. 29:11of the insanity that we have become as a nation,
399. 29:17that we are taking up Supreme Court time.
400. 29:21We are writing legal briefs.
401. 29:22We are filing lawsuits.
402. 29:24They're spending money on lawyers.
403. 29:26We're doing all of these things to answer questions
404. 29:29that have been answered for millennia.
405. 29:32But you know why we're wrestling with these questions?
406. 29:35And I want you to zoom out with me
407. 29:37and consider what we're really doing.
408. 29:39The only reason why we are wrestling
409. 29:41with these questions today is because of Romans 1.
410. 29:46Because of what is stated in Romans 1.
411. 29:47It's not that men are ignorant.
412. 29:49It is that men seek to suppress.
413. 29:53It's very similar to trying to be slick
414. 29:56and use a Latin word to describe a child
415. 29:58you want to murder before they're born.
416. 30:02And you simply saying, baby in another language?
417. 30:09This, this, this is, this is.
418. 30:13Guys, this is, do you see, do you see why,
419. 30:17I continue to say the greatest and most desperate need
420. 30:20is repentance in our land.
421. 30:22Do you see?
422. 30:26The only reason why these questions
423. 30:28being debated publicly and has all of this emotion surrounding it and all of this
424. 30:31attention going to it is because men are seeking to suppress the truth. We're seeking to justify
425. 30:39ourselves, not submit ourselves to the transcendent objective truth that is even evident within us.
426. 30:48us. You will say Lindsey is a birth sex male, but she is prevented from like Lord, Lord,
427. 31:04we need you. We need you. And if you thought it was only in the Supreme Court, you would
428. 31:13be mistaken. Thankfully, thankfully, the majority of the court seems to share my opinion
429. 31:21on this matter. But can I tell you something that is startling? Y'all want to know what
430. 31:26the lower court thought? So there are lawyers and black dresses on the lower courts that
431. 31:33thought, well, yeah, short, certainly, you feel like a lighter than you're all like. You tell
432. 31:42me how you feel. And then this morning, today, capital hill, yeah, capital hill. There was
433. 31:59hearing. Let me tell you the committee. I have it right here. It was in the United
434. 32:06States Senate's Health Education Labor and Pensions Committee. I have an acronym.
435. 32:12It's a cute help. The Health Committee. Health. Health Education Labor and Pensions.
436. 32:17Well you had Dr. Nisha Verma, medical doctor. Oh yeah, medical doctor. Who is
437. 32:28is an obstetrician, a gynecologist, board certified,
438. 32:33fellowship trained, providing full spectrum,
439. 32:37reproductive healthcare.
440. 32:40She was called to testify in a hearing
441. 32:44on quote, protecting women, exposing the dangers
442. 32:48of chemical abortion drugs.
443. 32:50That was the name of the hearing.
444. 32:50Y'all wanna hear this?
445. 32:52She had a wonderful exchange with Senator Josh Harley.
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456. 33:30Washington Watch with Tony Perkins.
457. 33:32You look at three of the four justices there in Colorado that voted to remove him from the
458. 33:38ballot.
459. 33:39They all came from Ivy League schools, schools that had been created as divinity schools.
460. 33:43What a picture of the apostasy in America when it comes to the church.
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464. 34:05Minnesota, again, became a national flashpoint after it was exposed that Somali Muslim immigrants
465. 34:11have defrauded taxpayers of an estimated $9 billion through fake businesses.
466. 34:17This was enabled by leftist politicians in the city and state who may be benefiting from the theft.
467. 34:23The lesson here is that leftists and Islamists partner to undermine our nation financially
468. 34:30and spiritually.
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475. 35:00Biblical marriage in America was once considered sacred,
476. 35:03even according to the law.
477. 35:04Marriage itself, one man and one woman,
478. 35:07with legal enforceable duties towards their children.
479. 35:10Had a structure that reflected a G.D.O. Christian tradition,
480. 35:14and that was enforced in law.
481. 35:15Laws used to be based on religion and morality,
482. 35:18but what about today?
483. 35:19Religion and morality have almost become this toxic word
484. 35:22you can't talk about in government, right?
485. 35:24Anything religious and moral,
486. 35:25that's just gonna have to be the churches.
487. 35:27In the next AFA at home, Walker Wildman and his guests
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489. 35:32that will help restore state authority
490. 35:34over marriage and morality.
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509. 36:40Back to the Hamilton Quarter on American Family Radio.
510. 36:45Welcome back to the Hamilton Corner Abraham Hamilton the third year.
511. 36:48Man, the show was flying by.
512. 36:51I mentioned Dr. Nisha Verma had an interesting exchange with Senator Josh Hawley, but it's
513. 36:55that actually Josh Hollis exchange followed the exchange with Senator Ashley Moody in
514. 37:05which basic biology was asked. And again, it's important to understand the context because
515. 37:10if you see this clip, but you don't understand the context, actually these are a couple clips
516. 37:14too, just too. It'll be easy or not easy. You could lose some of the gravity of the exchange
517. 37:23because the entire purpose of this exchange, the title of the hearing is the entire purpose
518. 37:31of the hearing, I mean, the exchange was a part of this entire hearing on, quote, protecting
519. 37:38women, exposing the dangers of chemical abortion drugs, end quote, all right?
520. 37:45Now, fellas, if the hearing is about protecting women, what would be the operative focus of
521. 37:52the hearing you might think, right? Yes. Understanding what women are and what women aren't. Senator
522. 38:09Hawley, in an effort to gain a basic baseline understanding with the witness who was presenting
523. 38:16before him, asked the simple question, can men get pregnant? It followed up on Senator
524. 38:25ask you Moody's line of questioning, but I'll let you take a gander.
525. 38:32Apply your eyes and ears to this that took place today on Capitol Hill.
526. 38:37Clip number three, clip three, go.
527. 38:39Dr. Verma, I wasn't sure I understood your answer to Senator Moody a moment ago.
528. 38:44Do you think that men can get pregnant?
529. 38:48I hesitated there because I wasn't sure where the conversation was going or what the goal
530. 38:52was.
531. 38:53I mean, I do take care of patients with different identities.
532. 38:55I take care of many women.
533. 38:57I take care of people with different identities.
534. 38:59And so that's where I paused.
535. 39:01I think I wasn't sure where you were going with that.
536. 39:05Well, the goal is just the truth.
537. 39:06So can men get pregnant?
538. 39:08Again, the reason I paused there is I'm not really sure
539. 39:12what the goal of the question is.
540. 39:13The goal is just to establish a biological reality.
541. 39:16You just said a moment ago that science and evidence
542. 39:19should control, not politics.
543. 39:21So let's just test that proposition.
544. 39:23Can men get pregnant?
545. 39:25I take care of people with many identities,
546. 39:27but I don't care if many women that can get pregnant,
547. 39:31I do take care of people that don't identify as women.
548. 39:34Can men get pregnant?
549. 39:37Again, as I'm saying.
550. 39:39Let me just remind you, you testified two moments ago.
551. 39:41Science and evidence should control not politics.
552. 39:45So can men get pregnant?
553. 39:48You're a doctor, isn't it?
554. 39:49I don't think science and evidence should guide medicine.
555. 39:52Do science and evidence tell us
556. 39:53that men can get pregnant, biological men?
557. 39:56Can they get pregnant?
558. 39:57I also think yes, no questions like this are a political tool and no yes, no questions are about the truth doctor
559. 40:02Let's not make a mockery of this proceeding. I also think yes, no questions are a political tool
560. 40:15What when okay? Oh?
561. 40:20Yes, yes, yes, yes
562. 40:22yes
563. 40:23But in this instance, I actually I think it's far worse than the basics to pity guys. It's insidious
564. 40:30It really really is
565. 40:33It's insidious.
566. 40:34It is, do not believe your lying eyes.
567. 40:45We have all, we have known that there's only men who can get pregnant.
568. 40:51She is the one who said that science should, in evidence, should govern not politics.
569. 40:59I don't know about you all, but I will be very, very much not in favor of anybody that I
570. 41:05know going to see this woman for medical help.
571. 41:12I'll give you one more.
572. 41:16from the United States Supreme Court, all the way to Capitol Hill. These are conversations
573. 41:26that were, these are two conversations that happened this week, this last one this morning.
574. 41:32Listen to clip two. I'm sorry, listen to the second part of the second clip I have for you
575. 41:36for this exchange between Senator Hawley and Dr. Verma.
576. 41:39Clip number four, clip four, go.
577. 41:41This is about science and evidence. I'm asking you, you know, the United States Supreme Court
578. 41:46just heard arguments yesterday at great links on this question.
579. 41:50This is not a hypothetical question.
580. 41:51This is not theoretical.
581. 41:52It affects real people in their real lives.
582. 41:55And you're here as an expert called by the other side
583. 41:58as an expert.
584. 41:59And you've been telling us that you follow, right,
585. 42:02you're a doctor.
586. 42:03And you follow the science and the evidence.
587. 42:05So I just want to know, based on the science,
588. 42:08can men get pregnant?
589. 42:11That's a yes or no question.
590. 42:12It really is, I think.
591. 42:13I think you're trying to reduce the complexity of a lot.
592. 42:16I'm not, it's not complex.
593. 42:19I'm trying to get to an answer,
594. 42:20and I'm trying to test, frankly, your veracity
595. 42:24as a medical professional and as a scientist.
596. 42:27Can men get pregnant?
597. 42:28I think you're also conflating male with-
598. 42:31This is extraordinary.
599. 42:32No, I'm not conflating male and female.
600. 42:34There are two different things.
601. 42:35There's biological men, and there's biological women.
602. 42:39And I want to know, can men get pregnant?
603. 42:41What you were talking about is biological-
604. 42:44You're not going to answer my question, it sounds like-
605. 42:46males. This isn't hard, Doctor. Can men get pregnant? Yes or no? I would be more than happy to have a conversation with you that is not coming from a place of trying to be polarized and push me. I'm not trying to be
606. 43:02polarizing. I'm trying to ask, I think it is extraordinary that we are here in hearing about science
607. 43:09and about women and for the record it's women who get pregnant, not men. She's a doctor, guys.
608. 43:20She's a doctor. We are having these conversations because of the prevalence of rebellion in our
609. 43:30society. This is startling because these are the people who are professionals in many areas,
610. 43:51and this is what we're discussing. And the unwillingness to say, the only reason why she would not say
611. 44:00that, no, men can't get pregnant. She could easily, if I'm giving her the benefit of the doubt,
612. 44:07she could easily say no, it is only women who get pregnant.
613. 44:13However, she could say that, she could say however,
614. 44:15there are people who identify themselves,
615. 44:17I mean, I don't wanna get her any answers,
616. 44:19y'all know what she could've said,
617. 44:19but she didn't wanna say that, you know why?
618. 44:21Because contrary to her original statement
619. 44:22that she's gonna follow the science and evidence,
620. 44:24she doesn't wanna follow the science and evidence
621. 44:26because the political nomin-clature is more important to her.
622. 44:32And I am saying that the reason why the political nomin-clature
623. 44:36is more important to her is because she is a part of the idiocracy institute establishment
624. 44:46that gives cover for the normalization of rebellion.
625. 44:54They want you and I to accept the perverted mindsets as if they are normal.
626. 45:05This is why she didn't want to say it's no different than nominee, Katajibriha and Jack
627. 45:11Now, Justice Kataunce Brown Jackson being unwilling to say what a woman was, even though at the exact same time her supporters were celebrating, among other things, the historic nature of our nomination to the court, because she was a woman.
628. 45:26I have so much more I want to say about that, and I will in the coming programs, but I don't want the show to run out before I have the opportunity to address the issue in Iran.
629. 45:42So I did a commentary, some of you know I do one minute commentaries that air throughout
630. 45:46the day on AFR.
631. 45:48You can find those on, if you would like to on the AFR podcast page as well, they're one
632. 45:52minute each.
633. 45:53And I did a commentary on the Iranian issue in this regard that we should never forget historically
634. 46:02that the great awakening in our nation preceded the American Revolution.
635. 46:10where, you know, just as the Tocqueville mentioned, pulpits of flambin' righteousness,
636. 46:16there's much conversation about the Black Rogue Regiment and how frankly pastors preaching
637. 46:23the full counsel of God's word laid the theological framework that set the stage for
638. 46:31our founders' willingness to make that gigantic effort to detangle from England.
639. 46:44Well, the last two decades, the largest number of people who have been converted to Christianity
640. 46:51in the world, according to our international missions organizations, have been in Iran.
641. 46:58And in the commentary I said, could it be that the courage to stand in the face of the murderous
642. 47:04Ayatollah regime has followed or has flowed from the proliferation of the gospel in the
643. 47:12nation of Iran?
644. 47:13I just posed a question.
645. 47:14I don't have the way to quantify that at this moment, but it's a thought that crossed
646. 47:18my mind.
647. 47:20That being said, right now, and even just what a dare to of those CBS news broke a story that
648. 47:28It said that the Iranian regime has slaughtered anywhere between 12 to 20,000 Iranian citizens
649. 47:35as protests have broken out all across that country and the government while it is shutting
650. 47:41off the internet largely, even though you have some people are still getting some videos
651. 47:45out, but largely the internet is being shut down in the country.
652. 47:50And why they're shutting the internet down because they don't want the world to see what they're
653. 47:52doing to the people.
654. 47:53I mean, come on, it's not rocket surgery.
655. 47:56They shut the internet off because they don't want anybody to see what they're doing and
656. 48:00And then the CBS story flowed from a correspondent who saw bodies lined up
657. 48:05outside of a morgue
658. 48:07According to the story. Well
659. 48:11President Trump
660. 48:12Has said more than once first posting on social media now in a speech that
661. 48:20Stating to the Iranian protesters that help is on the way listen to and watch
662. 48:25Watch clip number one, clip one, go.
663. 48:30To all Iranian patriots, keep protesting, take over your institutions if possible, and save
664. 48:39the name of the killers and the abusers that are abusing you.
665. 48:42You're being very badly abused.
666. 48:44If the numbers are right now, I hear five different sets of numbers.
667. 48:48I hear numbers.
668. 48:49Look, one death is too much, but I hear much lower numbers and then I hear much higher numbers,
669. 48:54But I say, save their names because they'll pay a very big price.
670. 49:00Then I've canceled all meetings with the Iranian officials until the senseless killing of protesters
671. 49:05stops.
672. 49:06And all I say to them is help is on its way.
673. 49:11Help is on its way.
674. 49:12Oh boy.
675. 49:15Now one thing that immediately came to my mind is it amazing how quiet it is amongst most
676. 49:23to the regressive spokesmiles and outlets,
677. 49:26did they not saying anything about,
678. 49:28I thought we were against genocide, you know?
679. 49:31Mass murder, mass murder, we don't celebrate that at all.
680. 49:36And information is being scuttled.
681. 49:40Anybody seen any protests on college campuses
682. 49:43about the slaughter of the Iranians?
683. 49:46Now I might, I said the number 12 to 12 to 20,000 people
684. 49:49murdered, I'm talking about since like December.
685. 49:52like the latter part of December is when these protests began.
686. 49:57And the Iranian regime's response has been,
687. 50:00oh, all right, look, shut out the lights,
688. 50:01cut the lights off, cut the internet off,
689. 50:03and they're gunning people down in the streets
690. 50:05according to the reports.
691. 50:11I haven't seen Yale, not a one protest, Colombia, you see?
692. 50:15I ain't seen it, Bob, I ain't seen nobody protesting
693. 50:17in Colombia.
694. 50:18Oh, okay.
695. 50:22Yeah, let me see.
696. 50:26Yeah, oh yeah, in fact, one October 7th happened.
697. 50:29They were protesting in favor of Hamas.
698. 50:31You see, when October 7th happened.
699. 50:34Yeah, yeah, see it don't fit their narrative.
700. 50:38Now, my heart breaks to hear about this slaughter,
701. 50:46but I have questions.
702. 50:50Nicholas Maduro, now Maduro Frio,
703. 50:55a totalitarian dictator.
704. 50:56I found, you know, testimonies of people
705. 50:59they've been put, they have torture chambers.
706. 51:01I mean, it's terrible there.
707. 51:03I ran some of the same things that happening.
708. 51:06But my question then turns to what exactly
709. 51:09is American foreign policy?
710. 51:11Because if the issue is, well,
711. 51:14if we find out that governments are killing their own people,
712. 51:18we're gonna do something about it,
713. 51:20then does that apply to China?
714. 51:25How broadly does that apply?
715. 51:28So I really think that in the process
716. 51:30of navigating these things,
717. 51:34that the American people, and this is to President Trump,
718. 51:37in order for the American people to stay with you, President Trump.
719. 51:41You need to articulate clarity concerning the vision and what our foreign policy truly
720. 51:49is because we can't be the world's police, you know?
721. 51:54And if the policy is, if the government's killing their own people, then are we going
722. 51:58to apply that broadly or selectively?
723. 52:01And whatever it is, in order to maintain support, you're going to need to articulate that for
724. 52:06the American people.
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