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February 2, 2026 · 49:50

Tom Homan was President Obama’s Executive Associate Director of Enforcement and Removal Operations (ERO) and is now President Trump’s “Border Czar.”

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0:00 - 15:00. Proverbs 18:17. Cross-examinations are part of jury trials for a reason. 15:00 - 31:00. Tom Homan was President Obama’s Executive Associate Director of Enforcement and Removal Operations (ERO) and is now President Trump’s “Border Czar.” 31:00 - 48:00. A New York jury finds doctors liable for malpractice in a lawsuit concerning a minor’s mutilation surgery. | Family Focus Weekend Feb 20-22, 2026 | 1-800-326-4543 ext. 345 To donate call : 877-616-2396 Video Clip Links Chloe Cole

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  1. 0:00Darkness is not an affirmative force.
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  11. 0:31Good evening everybody.
  12. 0:35Welcome to the Hamilton Corner.
  13. 0:36My name is Abraham Hamilton the third.
  14. 0:38I am grateful to be back in studio with you.
  15. 0:43Like lots of people all across our country.
  16. 0:48My family had some issues with the little storm of the the the
  17. 0:53wintery varieties.
  18. 0:55Thanks for everybody's okay and I'm not going to regale you with
  19. 0:58anything because there are people in the country have it far worse than my family and
  20. 1:02I suffered but just know we were right there with you.
  21. 1:07By God's grace we're back in studio and I'm ready to rock and roll with today's edition
  22. 1:11of the program.
  23. 1:13We have the corner contingent in studio as we are here daily.
  24. 1:19So as you know Abraham Hamilton the third is my name.
  25. 1:22I'm the host of this program.
  26. 1:24across from me we have my man a hundred grand Mr. Bobby,
  27. 1:28Hunter, Hunter, and in the screening room.
  28. 1:32Produce extraordinaire often imitated but never duplicated.
  29. 1:38Successfully that is.
  30. 1:39It's the real Jay Mac.
  31. 1:40Ladies and gentlemen we are ready to rock and roll with today's edition of the program.
  32. 1:45At this very moment many of you if not most of you are making your transition from your part-time
  33. 1:50jobs where you generate an income to your full-time jobs, where you cultivate an outcome.
  34. 1:55And as you do so, I want to remind you to do so with intentionality.
  35. 2:02Understanding the primacy that God places on family and allowing that, welcoming God's
  36. 2:08view on the family to inform, to govern, and to guide your engagement and my own engagement.
  37. 2:16I was talking to a brother over the weekend just explaining how it's vitally important vitally vitally
  38. 2:25vitally important for us to understand that much of the things that we're confronting
  39. 2:30societally they are the byproduct of things that are not happening in the homes you know I saw this
  40. 2:37horribly sad video of a young man high school student who somebody gave a platform and a microphone
  41. 2:48and cameras rolling to talk about things that are happening in Minnesota, decrying the ice
  42. 2:57protests. And I'm saying you see what's happening. I've been explaining people like in the Carson
  43. 3:04versus making case, even the Supreme Court acknowledged for the longest time the reason
  44. 3:07why they wanted this government, this publicly funded government indoctrination system. It's
  45. 3:14for values cultivation. It's values cultivation. And that's it for the longest people thought
  46. 3:22that it was about reading, writing and arithmetic. And I've said, the stated purpose has not been
  47. 3:27the functional purpose in reality. Because you see, trillions of dollars being expended,
  48. 3:33yet we consistently simultaneously see reading capacities diminishing, writing capacities
  49. 3:39diminishing, you know, cursive, what's that? Who cares that every founding document that
  50. 3:45exists was written and what it was it was typed it was typed with with aerial 10.5 no no 14 point
  51. 3:53no no it was typed in send serif no it was written in cursive at a minimum a a baseline capacity to
  52. 4:03read and write cursive is necessary for subsequent generations of americans to be able to read the
  53. 4:08founding documents for themselves it's absurd yet with the continued funding and yet the continued
  54. 4:17poor performance, do I need to go over all of the statistics of government education systems
  55. 4:23students who cannot read or are not literate?
  56. 4:28So you've asked, and well, why are we speaking out?
  57. 4:30Because they're making regressive activists.
  58. 4:33That's why.
  59. 4:36And we see that poor example, that manifesting itself now, where people don't have a capacity
  60. 4:44to evaluate circumstances, use discernment.
  61. 4:50It's just sheeple following the metronome of Gerbil Zink.
  62. 5:02But we have the opportunity to cut that off and to reverse it
  63. 5:08if we were welcome to the Lord to grab ahold of us
  64. 5:12and our families.
  65. 5:15We will never be able to out-politik
  66. 5:18out-Supremecord opinion, out-skotis oral argument
  67. 5:23outvote the deficiencies that persist in the home.
  68. 5:29We need a presence on all of these other fronts,
  69. 5:33but if we neglect the obligation to make disciples
  70. 5:36starting in our homes, we are going to continue
  71. 5:39nipping around the periphery.
  72. 5:42To the word of God we go, Proverbs chapter 18.
  73. 5:45Proverbs chapter 18 is where we're gonna begin.
  74. 5:50This is one of my, I guess I gotta stop saying,
  75. 5:54I have too many favors,
  76. 5:54That's my choice.
  77. 5:55Daddy, every one of the Scriptures is your favorite.
  78. 6:00Proverbs 18, I call it the case in chief text.
  79. 6:09Proverbs chapter 18 verse 17, that verse particularly is what I call the case in chief
  80. 6:13text.
  81. 6:17The verse states, the one who states his case first, seems right until the other comes and
  82. 6:28examines him. The one who states his case first seems right until the other comes and examines
  83. 6:38him. This is a case in chief text. This is a cross examination text. I'm going to explain
  84. 6:46something. Now the procedures in any trial proceeding. This isn't a civil trial or in
  85. 6:51a criminal trial in any trial when they're opening statements for the trial. The movement,
  86. 6:59Meaning the party that bears the burden of the burden of proof always goes first.
  87. 7:04In the criminal trial, that would be the prosecution.
  88. 7:06In a civil trial, that would be the plaintiff.
  89. 7:08The movement, the one who is asking the court to do something of matter first instance goes
  90. 7:14first.
  91. 7:15They make their opening statement first.
  92. 7:17They have to place what's called their case in chief.
  93. 7:21They have to put their case in chief on first.
  94. 7:23All right.
  95. 7:27the open statements, you move to the testimonial portions of the trial in which evidence is
  96. 7:32submitted.
  97. 7:33All right.
  98. 7:35So let's put this in a criminal context.
  99. 7:36You'll have the prosecution who has an obligation to offer their case in chief.
  100. 7:40When you are the attorney for the moving party offering your case in chief, this is where
  101. 7:46you have to put your witnesses on.
  102. 7:49You cannot offer leading, cannot use leading questions.
  103. 7:52That will be any questions in which the answer is implied in the question.
  104. 7:57You can't make an affirmative statement and then add a question at the end.
  105. 8:01You were there at 5 p.m.
  106. 8:03Weren't you?
  107. 8:04You are suggesting what a person was in the question.
  108. 8:06That's a leading question.
  109. 8:08All right.
  110. 8:08So you in your case in chief, you present what you believe is cogent evidence
  111. 8:13that will allow you to meet your burden of proof.
  112. 8:18If all that was necessary, an adversarial trial context would be for the moving
  113. 8:22party to present their case in chief, the trial would end right there.
  114. 8:28But in our American system of government, which is not perfect, but is better than anything
  115. 8:32else in the world, especially in the criminal context where we have our Fifth Amendment, where
  116. 8:38the charge party is presumed innocent, whereas in Europe and England, in particular, that's
  117. 8:42the opposite.
  118. 8:43Now, if you charge, you've got to prove your innocent.
  119. 8:46Here if you are accused of something, our law says, okay, you accuse me, prove it.
  120. 8:53And I don't have an obligation to say anything.
  121. 8:55In fact, if I believe what you have presented in your case in chief is insufficient, I can
  122. 9:00avail myself solely of the Fifth Amendment privilege against self-accrimination, and
  123. 9:04I don't have to say anything.
  124. 9:08And in the criminal context, you have to be willing to present to the jury your evidence
  125. 9:13and assert that I believe it meets the burden of proof that I have persuaded you jurors beyond
  126. 9:19reasonable doubt.
  127. 9:20Well, that doesn't always end the trial.
  128. 9:24does sometimes because of an accused party, my belief, man, your evidence is so weak, your
  129. 9:29case is so wack, I don't need to say anything.
  130. 9:33If however, an opposing party believes there's something that needs to be addressed, well,
  131. 9:39even before I get there, let me take a few steps back.
  132. 9:42When the case in chief is offered, the moving party is putting on his witnesses, its witnesses
  133. 9:48and its evidence, guess what the opposing party has, you have the opportunity to do with every
  134. 9:54single witnesses, witness that's presented. Our Constitution guarantees to an accused party
  135. 10:01the right to confront witnesses against them. So in the moving party, and again, in this criminal
  136. 10:07context, the prosecution puts on their case in chief and they're presenting their witnesses at trial,
  137. 10:11the opposing party has the privilege to cross examine those witnesses. I hear what you're saying,
  138. 10:19but I have some questions about what you're presenting as evidence that I want to examine.
  139. 10:24That's literally what the Scripture says.
  140. 10:26The one who presents his case first seems right.
  141. 10:30Now why is it that the one who presents their case first seemed right?
  142. 10:34Because the one who speaks first with no rebuttal, there's nothing to contradict what
  143. 10:39is offered.
  144. 10:42But the Scripture says the one who presents his case first, the one who presents his case
  145. 10:46first seems right until the other comes and examines him.
  146. 10:54So the moving party, again the criminal context of prosecution, presents their witnesses, the
  147. 10:58the defendant has the opportunity to cross-examine every single witness
  148. 11:06and validate their testimony if possible to present information that will call into question
  149. 11:12and credibility of those witnesses, to utilize whatever admitted evidence to show
  150. 11:19maybe this witness doesn't know what they're talking about.
  151. 11:22And with each witness, the opposing party gets that opportunity.
  152. 11:25Not only that, after the moving party's case in chief,
  153. 11:30The opposing party has an opportunity to offer what's called a
  154. 11:35rebuttal case.
  155. 11:38It's not something in the way it goes.
  156. 11:45Even before you get the rebuttal case, the moving part of puts on the witness,
  157. 11:48the opposing party cross examines the moving party has an opportunity to do
  158. 11:53what's called redirect examination, redirect your honor.
  159. 11:58And then you move on to the next witness to continue that way.
  160. 11:59Then the opposing party has an opportunity to put on their rebuttal case.
  161. 12:08And even then the moving party has an opportunity,
  162. 12:11if they view it necessary to offer additional information
  163. 12:18and evidence or witnesses in light of the rebuttal case
  164. 12:20that's offered depending on the scenario,
  165. 12:22depending on the jurisdiction,
  166. 12:23depending on certain things like that.
  167. 12:25Why am I laying all of this out for you?
  168. 12:27It's vitally important that when your goal is truth,
  169. 12:34that you refuse to be moved solely by whoever speaks
  170. 12:37the loudest or who speaks first.
  171. 12:41We often discuss in our family that just because you're loud,
  172. 12:44doesn't make you right. Just because you have the bully pulpit, it doesn't make you right.
  173. 12:50Just because you have a bunch of networks that are given the same thing is almost like they
  174. 12:54coordinated doesn't make them right. I've shared with you guys, my wife gets upset with
  175. 13:01me because I have a worldview. This is not a straight news show. I'm giving my opinion
  176. 13:07in addition to the information that is newsworthy. All right. But I endeavor to have an informed
  177. 13:13opinion and in an effort to have an informed opinion, I want to see counter arguments to
  178. 13:20my opinion. Whenever I would prep a case for trial, I would always prep a case for trial
  179. 13:26in view of how I would attempt to defeat my case because in order to have an informed opinion
  180. 13:34or when truth is the objective, truth can withstand scrutiny. Truth can withstand scrutiny, which
  181. 13:45This is why our founders valued the first amendment right to speak so much.
  182. 13:50So the antidote to bad speech, poor speech, horrendous speech is not censorship.
  183. 13:57The antidote is more speech.
  184. 14:04There are a lot of people stating their case first and stating their cases loudly.
  185. 14:12And there are others who because of the volume and the firstness of the case being stated,
  186. 14:19taken it as if it's true. So we're gonna do a little cross examination today. And I just
  187. 14:26want to talk about some factual things. That's it. Some factual things. Now let's see if there's
  188. 14:39any truth that can be ascertained as a result of a little bit of cross examination. You're
  189. 14:47listening to the Hamilton Corner. Glad to be back in studio. We'll be right back after this
  190. 14:52a discipleship minute with Joseph Parker.
  191. 15:03Love always gives, and we're all called to a lifestyle of love.
  192. 15:08One of, if not the most loving things you and I can do,
  193. 15:12is share the gospel with a world that desperately needs to hear it.
  194. 15:16So one of the ways whereby we live a life of love
  195. 15:19is living a life and a lifestyle of sharing the gospel as we go.
  196. 15:24So a part of walking in love, walking in the wisdom and the power of love,
  197. 15:29is knowing that yes, if you're a believer,
  198. 15:31then it's your responsibility to be a bright and bold witness
  199. 15:36for the Lord Jesus Christ.
  200. 15:37Sharing the Gospel as the Holy Spirit directs us,
  201. 15:40sharing the Gospel because that helps address
  202. 15:44the biggest need of the world.
  203. 15:46Every human being's greatest need
  204. 15:48is the need to know Jesus Christ.
  205. 15:50So one of the ways whereby we live a life of love
  206. 15:53is living a life and a lifestyle
  207. 15:55of sharing the Gospel as we go.
  208. 16:05Shining light into the darkness.
  209. 16:07This is the Hamilton Corner, an American family radio.
  210. 16:11Welcome back to the Hamilton Corner, Abraham Hamilton,
  211. 16:13the third year.
  212. 16:15Grateful to be able to announce once again, February 20th
  213. 16:18through the 22nd, we'll be in Simsboro, Louisiana.
  214. 16:21At Simsboro Baptist Church's Family Focus weekend,
  215. 16:26the event is no charge for your charge.
  216. 16:28However, you are asked to register to allow the church
  217. 16:32the opportunity to prepare for your attendance
  218. 16:35because they are planning to feed all attendees.
  219. 16:37It's going to be a thrilling time together.
  220. 16:40I believe with everything in me that this is a pivotal moment
  221. 16:44in our nation's history and the Lord is drawing people together
  222. 16:48to communicate the truth that he desires to be conveyed
  223. 16:50in this time period.
  224. 16:51And I believe this is a vital, vital, vital time of that occurring.
  225. 16:56You don't want to miss this.
  226. 16:57If you're in the area willing to come to the area,
  227. 16:59that is February 20th through the 22nd,
  228. 17:01first Baptist Sims Borough Church, I should have said, I'm sorry.
  229. 17:04133 Tiger Drive in Simsboro, Louisiana, 71275 in order to register.
  230. 17:10You need to go to fpcsimsborough.org, click on the event tab, and you'll see the family
  231. 17:15focus weekend, and you can register there.
  232. 17:18Remember, no charge for the event.
  233. 17:19They just want to know how many people are coming to anticipate those who will be there,
  234. 17:24looking forward to meeting you there.
  235. 17:27All right.
  236. 17:29There's so much that's happening, and so I'm going to try to do a little bit of catch-up
  237. 17:33today.
  238. 17:34Get to other stuff.
  239. 17:35I know about the Epstein file drop and you know, you got all kind of stuff.
  240. 17:39The people squirming in Fulton County, Georgia.
  241. 17:42Wait, I thought it was, I thought it was a perfect election.
  242. 17:45What's the problem?
  243. 17:46What's the fuss?
  244. 17:47I mean, if you ask me, hey, what is that on the shelf?
  245. 17:54And I know what I have on the shelf is not problematic.
  246. 17:57I'm not going to squirm because you ask me what's on the shelf.
  247. 18:00Now, of course, I want to make sure you have a legal request and all these kind of things.
  248. 18:04You know, I didn't title to know what's on my shelf, but if in this instance, there's a lawfully
  249. 18:10approved search warrant in subpoena for documents that you'd already been instructed to maintain
  250. 18:16for that of purposes.
  251. 18:18It's a problem.
  252. 18:21And then it's always funny to me, you know, because these things happen, you know, on an
  253. 18:24obscure Friday on December 17th of 2024, I believe that was a Friday.
  254. 18:29You can double check me.
  255. 18:30You might have been a Friday.
  256. 18:31I might be wrong.
  257. 18:3217, 2025, you know, as people are preparing for Christmas, all of a sudden, and in fact,
  258. 18:40I was out, I believe that day, but I made a note, say, huh.
  259. 18:46So the Fulton County admitted that they violated the rules in 2020 when they certified 315,000
  260. 18:55early votes that lacked poll worker signatures.
  261. 18:58Huh.
  262. 19:00And the county said we won't dispute these allegations.
  263. 19:02That was on December 17th, 2025, by the way.
  264. 19:05See, they thought they could slide that one by you, like a sandy Colfax slider, you know?
  265. 19:09Get it in.
  266. 19:10But we take notes.
  267. 19:11So until they get the warrant.
  268. 19:14Aha, aha.
  269. 19:15See, I'm saying that because if you're wondering how did the Department of Justice get the
  270. 19:20warrant, Fulton County acknowledged that they counted 315,000 votes illegally.
  271. 19:26Do you remember the margin of victory in Georgia?
  272. 19:29Proported victory, that is, for Mr. Ice Cream, man.
  273. 19:33It was a mere 11,779 votes.
  274. 19:37So if you illegally certified 315,000 votes,
  275. 19:39what are we saying people?
  276. 19:41Heh heh heh.
  277. 19:44I remember reading somewhere in the scripture,
  278. 19:45the Bible says that the wicked flee when no one pursues.
  279. 19:50We'll say it differently.
  280. 19:51If you're driving on an interstate and you're doing the speed limit
  281. 19:53and you happen to see a police car,
  282. 19:55usually most people won't necessarily be concerned.
  283. 19:59But if you're speeding,
  284. 20:00that's when the heart tends to stop being a little faster.
  285. 20:03Anyway, anyway, I'm getting beside myself.
  286. 20:06So, as many of you, and I've been talking about this, and it's just amazing to me just
  287. 20:16how much Bible we're saying we were walking in the studio, man, and these people have no
  288. 20:19regard for the American people.
  289. 20:22Just how absurd some of the things are that are done repeatedly, like you have video evidence
  290. 20:31of the photo testers in Minnesota, and I'm saying that because that's what they are.
  291. 20:36This is not an organic outcry of the people because ICE has been operating all over the
  292. 20:44country.
  293. 20:45Right now, ICE is operating in other states.
  294. 20:50Why are we having these things happen in Minnesota?
  295. 20:53And let's just, again, I'm going to do a little bit across the examination.
  296. 20:57So a lot of us are aware of Tom Hohman, for example, because Tom Hohman was elevated to
  297. 21:03be the director of ICE under President Trump.
  298. 21:07Trump described him as his border czar, right? But as President Trump, the first president,
  299. 21:15Tom Holman served in a capacity where he was responsible for, let me see, let's get this
  300. 21:23from a job description, shall we? Where he served in the capacity where he directed the
  301. 21:30enforcement and removal operations for ICE. Does anybody know the answer to that question?
  302. 21:40Well, no, brother Abe, this is not the first time.
  303. 21:45Oh, fun facts for everybody here.
  304. 21:49Did you know the way that President Trump learned
  305. 21:54about Tom Hohmann's capacity to operate in ICE?
  306. 21:59Did anybody know?
  307. 22:01You wanna know how Trump became aware of Tom Hohmann?
  308. 22:06This is what I'm here for.
  309. 22:07This is why you tune in.
  310. 22:08Cause I'll tell you.
  311. 22:12I feel like me, me, me, me.
  312. 22:14In 2013, President Barack Obama appointed Tom Holman as his title, guys, ready for it?
  313. 22:27The executive associate director of enforcement and removal operations for ICE.
  314. 22:37It was the ERO branch of ICE.
  315. 22:41What was Tom Holman's job?
  316. 22:43I'm so glad y'all asked me this question.
  317. 22:45Tom Holman's job under Barack Obama.
  318. 22:522013 is when Barack Obama appointed him to this position.
  319. 22:56Tom Holman's job in 2013 was to identify,
  320. 23:01arrest and deport illegal immigrants.
  321. 23:062013, 2013.
  322. 23:11I'm not saying you have to Jeff,
  323. 23:12but you could put up a picture if you wanted to.
  324. 23:13You don't have to, but you could if you wanted to.
  325. 23:16did you know
  326. 23:17that because of the stellar performance of tom homing under president obama
  327. 23:23that he was given an award
  328. 23:26by president not just any award
  329. 23:29president of our not just any award he was given in a trich i encourage everybody
  330. 23:33to go look this up
  331. 23:34he was a good he was given the presidential rank award by president obama
  332. 23:40which is the highest
  333. 23:42civil service honor
  334. 23:44that could be afforded in the united states
  335. 23:50Yeah, I'm gonna say that again real slow for the people all the way in the back.
  336. 23:53The Presidential Rank Award.
  337. 23:56Tom Holman received it in 2015.
  338. 24:00Tom Holman.
  339. 24:01You know the dude who was on TV all the time talking about?
  340. 24:05Same cat.
  341. 24:08Did you know, if you were asked this as a trivia question,
  342. 24:10who is responsible, and I'm gonna finish this line of question on Tom Holman,
  343. 24:14but who is responsible for the largest deportation operation in American history?
  344. 24:22We have some Japanese music, doo doo, times up.
  345. 24:33Who is Barack Hussein Obama?
  346. 24:35Dang, you would be absolutely right.
  347. 24:38Barack Hussein Obama.
  348. 24:44Barack, the most ever in American history.
  349. 24:52I'm gonna give a couple other things.
  350. 24:53So why did Barack Obama give Tom Homan
  351. 24:56the Presidential Rank Award?
  352. 25:00The award was given to Mr. Homan for quote,
  353. 25:02sustained extraordinary accomplishment.
  354. 25:07Mr. Holman was recognized for his effectiveness
  355. 25:11in immigration enforcement.
  356. 25:15Have you said that in a term?
  357. 25:16No.
  358. 25:16Barack Obama gave him the Presidential Rank Award
  359. 25:19because of how effective he was in deporting,
  360. 25:23I'm gonna read the drop description again.
  361. 25:26It's not on LinkedIn though.
  362. 25:29He was so effective in identifying, arresting,
  363. 25:33and deporting illegal aliens.
  364. 25:40Now I could be wrong here.
  365. 25:42Bobby, you may recall this.
  366. 25:43Jeff, you could help me out if you recall this.
  367. 25:44Do y'all remember anybody protesting in Minnesota when Barack Obama was was
  368. 25:49deporting almost the entire population of the state of Mississippi?
  369. 25:55Did the do you know the other minute in any protest?
  370. 25:59You know, the kids in cages, you know, you know, you know, who started that jam, right?
  371. 26:03AOC?
  372. 26:05What is it for him?
  373. 26:06It was before her.
  374. 26:07It's Barack Obama's cages.
  375. 26:10Now why am I presenting all of this?
  376. 26:15Are we witnessing objections to deportees?
  377. 26:17Well Abraham, and I like these questions, y'all.
  378. 26:20That's why the quarrels and damnations come up.
  379. 26:22Abraham, you don't understand, you see.
  380. 26:25President Obama was only focusing on criminal aliens.
  381. 26:29Okay, so we can play these games if you want.
  382. 26:33Entering the country illegally is a crime.
  383. 26:36If you enter the country illegally, and before you get to your assessment of the country,
  384. 26:39of your law degree assessment.
  385. 26:44Do you think the people into the country illegally
  386. 26:45are unaware that they've entered the country illegally?
  387. 26:49You think they don't know?
  388. 26:53You think they're unaware?
  389. 26:55Now even if you disagree with the idea
  390. 27:01that crossing the border is illegal,
  391. 27:05it really no matter what your opinion is of it
  392. 27:06because we have statues, that's the point.
  393. 27:09It doesn't matter your opinion about it.
  394. 27:11We have laws that say it's illegal to enter our country illegally
  395. 27:14Because we also have laws that say,
  396. 27:18for those who want to come to our country from other nations,
  397. 27:21here is how you do so.
  398. 27:23Okay.
  399. 27:25But A, you see, there were no protests under Obama,
  400. 27:28Barack Obama A, because he was focusing
  401. 27:30on criminal aliens.
  402. 27:32Oh, so is that the distinction you wanna roll with?
  403. 27:35Okay.
  404. 27:36Well come go with me for a moment, all right?
  405. 27:39If you want the deportation efforts to focus on
  406. 27:42criminal aliens, and let's be specific with our terms,
  407. 27:44You mean in addition to breaking our law to enter our country without authorization to
  408. 27:51enter our country?
  409. 27:53Those who commit additional crimes, once they've entered our country, those are the aliens you
  410. 27:58are comfortable with being deported.
  411. 28:01And the data would say that the American popular supports that one of the highest things that
  412. 28:07people agree on.
  413. 28:09Well, how then would you square that with the idea?
  414. 28:15There you know the coach Tim Waltz, Minnesota, the Minneapolis Mayor, Dick O'Brien, their
  415. 28:23sanctuary states and sanctuary cities who say that they will not allow ICE to enter their
  416. 28:30jails to remove illegal aliens who additionally committed crimes upon entering our country
  417. 28:37illegally and are incarcerated in either the prison or the jails.
  418. 28:45So which one is it?
  419. 28:46So you cool with deporting illegal aliens who commit additional crimes when they come
  420. 28:51to our country, but at the exact same time, you're supporting administrations that refuse
  421. 28:57to allow ICE access to the jails to the prisons to remove the illegal aliens.
  422. 29:03Now ask yourself the next question.
  423. 29:04If you are an ICE employee and you have been made responsible with removing illegal aliens
  424. 29:10and your focus is criminal illegal aliens, but the local state and municipality prohibits
  425. 29:15you access to the jails and to the prisons, where are you going to find the illegal aliens?
  426. 29:24Are y'all tracking with me? Where are you going to find them? Or let me say it differently,
  427. 29:29where then would you have to find them? Because you don't want to provoke a constitutional crisis,
  428. 29:35you don't want to provoke a scenario where you have federal agents standing crosswise from state
  429. 29:42and municipal law enforcement officers, then what are you going to do? You then have an
  430. 29:47an obligation based upon the scenario created by whom?
  431. 29:52That would be the governor of the sanctuary state
  432. 29:54and the mayor of the sanctuary city who prohibits you
  433. 29:57from executing your task with removing the criminal illegal
  434. 30:01aliens, those who have committed the additional crimes.
  435. 30:04Once they've entered our country illegally,
  436. 30:06you can't get them in the jail,
  437. 30:07so guess what you gotta go and get them?
  438. 30:11The same place Barack Obama had to go and get them.
  439. 30:17Guys, I'm not laughing because this is funny,
  440. 30:20because it's not funny.
  441. 30:21I'm laughing because it's unbelievable, unbelievable.
  442. 30:26So you have Don Lemon showing up
  443. 30:29with a professional camera crew
  444. 30:32and he's coordinating with local elected officials.
  445. 30:37We laid out for you, local elected officials
  446. 30:41and those campaigning for election.
  447. 30:44Yet they're kicking in in the country like,
  448. 30:47these are just organic protests
  449. 30:49and the people are rising up.
  450. 30:54You had the scenario.
  451. 30:56It was a gentleman's name, Paredi, Alex Predi.
  452. 31:02Oh, he's just a docile.
  453. 31:06I see you nurse who just, you know, who showed up a couple weeks prior at a full test and
  454. 31:15he's vandalizing, vandalizing government property and which by the way, if you spit upon a person
  455. 31:26that is considered an assault, that's a crime.
  456. 31:30That's a crime.
  457. 31:32upon a law enforcement officer is an additional crime.
  458. 31:36A salt upon a law enforcement officer that impedes the officers lawful discharge of his
  459. 31:41duties is an additional crime.
  460. 31:46And oh by the way, when he's committing these acts, vandalizing government property, kicking
  461. 31:51taillights out of vehicles, spitting on officers in their vehicles, he happens to have a firearm
  462. 31:55in his waistband and his waistband.
  463. 31:57But nevertheless in his waistband.
  464. 32:01So why then the concerted effort to try to present him is something other than what he
  465. 32:04is, which is, at a minimum, a person who seeks to agitate against ICE officers who also is
  466. 32:12known to carry firearms.
  467. 32:17Y'all know me.
  468. 32:18I grieve the loss of life.
  469. 32:20But the circumstance with Renee Goode, let's be honest, she calls that circumstance.
  470. 32:34This pretty fellow.
  471. 32:35And Lord, I don't know where his soul is, but his conduct sure has given me an indication
  472. 32:39of something.
  473. 32:41But why do the things keep happening?
  474. 32:43Why the protests?
  475. 32:44Why the theater with equipped with the company
  476. 32:49lights camera in action because it
  477. 32:52deceives the mindless masses.
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  498. 34:11Back to the Hamilton Quarter on American Family Radio.
  499. 34:16Welcome back to the Hamilton Corner.
  500. 34:17Abraham Hamilton III here, why is it not common knowledge that Barack Obama awarded Tom Homan
  501. 34:25for his efforts to deport illegal aliens?
  502. 34:28Why?
  503. 34:31Probably for the very same reason that our culture, we understand Isaac Newton was a mathematician
  504. 34:37and a scientist and a physicist, but we don't know that he actually wrote too close to three
  505. 34:43times as much about theology than he did about sciences.
  506. 34:46We don't know that he explained that his scientific experiments were driven by what he
  507. 34:51discovered in scripture because there is a manner of deception that follows concealment,
  508. 35:02which is why it requires a knowledgeable cross-examiner to present these things.
  509. 35:07I was having a conversation with the person, they were going on and on and on and on and
  510. 35:10about icing.
  511. 35:11I was on and on and on and on and on and about icing and then I asked him some of the same
  512. 35:13questions I presented to you today.
  513. 35:15So did you realize that the guy who's, you know, the borders are and all of this?
  514. 35:20He's the same guy who Barack Obama wore it for doing the exact same, if not similar activities?
  515. 35:24Do you...
  516. 35:25What?
  517. 35:27Hey, that's not true.
  518. 35:28Please go and look it up.
  519. 35:30And then come back and tell me.
  520. 35:31Man, I didn't know that.
  521. 35:34How would that influence your opinion?
  522. 35:35Do you remember any protests when Obama was doing it?
  523. 35:37Well, hey, it was the criminal aliens.
  524. 35:39It's not the...
  525. 35:40Alright, alright, let's talk about this.
  526. 35:41Okay, well, if you want the criminal aliens, that's the question.
  527. 35:43If you want what you're describing to us,
  528. 35:45criminal aliens, which are those who've already violated
  529. 35:48our lost anti-country illegally,
  530. 35:51and then who have committed additional crimes,
  531. 35:54or those who've got visas, overstate the visas,
  532. 35:56whatever scenario that led to them being illegal,
  533. 35:58they committed a crime in addition
  534. 36:00to being in our country illegally.
  535. 36:02Where will those people be largely?
  536. 36:04Largely they will be in jails and prisons.
  537. 36:08If you want those aliens removed,
  538. 36:11would not you allow access to the jails and prisons?
  539. 36:17And it seems obvious.
  540. 36:18Or if you did not want those aliens removed from the country, what would you do?
  541. 36:23I wouldn't give access to the jails and prisons.
  542. 36:26So if you would have a governor and a mayor, for example, who refuses to give ICE access
  543. 36:30to the jails and prisons to remove illegal aliens who commit additional crimes upon being
  544. 36:35in our country illegally, what would be the only thing you can conclude?
  545. 36:39Well, that governor and that mayor wants to easily use aliens to stay here.
  546. 36:45Yeah.
  547. 36:46Yeah.
  548. 36:48Uh-huh.
  549. 36:50And it's just frustrating because the reason why these people do these things over and over again
  550. 36:56is simply because it's effective.
  551. 36:58Which is why it's important for us to be those cross-examiners. I see what they're saying, but let me look into this.
  552. 37:08What is this really? What is this really about? What's really going on here?
  553. 37:14Alright, something else I want to address. Trial happened in New York and
  554. 37:24the...
  555. 37:26How did they describe this court?
  556. 37:28Is the yes, the New York Supreme Court at Westchester County.
  557. 37:31Now that is a district court in the state court system in New York.
  558. 37:35This case has to do with a young lady whose name was Isabelle.
  559. 37:40She ultimately changed her name several times, ultimately landing on the name Fox Varian because
  560. 37:46she as a 16 year old girl made the decision that she was transgendered.
  561. 37:53She had the assistance of two doctors in particular.
  562. 37:58One, Kenneth Einhorn, who was a psychologist, and two, the surgeon, Dr. Simon Chin.
  563. 38:09Kenneth Einhorn, counseled in ultimately Simon Chin, executed the mastectomy surgery, double
  564. 38:17mastectomy, inflicted this upon a 16-year-old girl.
  565. 38:26The girl's mom, let me get to that.
  566. 38:34The girl's mom, Claire Deacon, testified during the trial that she was against the surgery,
  567. 38:41but she consented to it out of fear that her daughter would commit suicide if she did not
  568. 38:47get the surgery.
  569. 38:49And the psychologist Kenneth Einhorn increased mom's fear that if she did not consent to this
  570. 38:58little girl, this little girl's permanent alteration of her body in the name of gender
  571. 39:06insanity that it was a foregone conclusion that her daughter would kill herself.
  572. 39:13All right.
  573. 39:16The case was tried in New York.
  574. 39:19It was a three week trial and at the conclusion of the trial, the New York jury awarded the
  575. 39:34young lady who is now 22 years old, awarded her $2 million in total.
  576. 39:42$2 million in damages, $1.6 million for a past and future pain and suffering, as well as
  577. 39:48another $400,000 for future medical expenses.
  578. 39:55Following the announcement of the verdict, Chloe Cole, who has been just rock solid on
  579. 40:01this issue because she too underwent mastectomy as a minor who came to regret that. She had
  580. 40:11some comments concerning this gerry verdict. Listen to and watch clip number two, clip
  581. 40:15two go. Frankly that I think that two million dollars
  582. 40:19is not nearly enough to compensate for the damages that these doctors have done to my generation.
  583. 40:24I think that it would only be right if next every single doctor, every single clinic has
  584. 40:28been involved in this as their wallets completely drained, they're all thrown in prison with the
  585. 40:33key thrown out.
  586. 40:34But I think that $2 million, this especially in a blue state like New York, this bodes well
  587. 40:39for the rest of the 28 cases, including my own of all the children who have been harmed
  588. 40:43and are seeking legal justice.
  589. 40:46Your dog going to skip you?
  590. 40:47Open the floor.
  591. 40:49Your dog going to skip you?
  592. 40:51So as you heard, there are additional 28 cases that are pending that are just like this all
  593. 40:54over the country.
  594. 40:56And you know, there's a reality.
  595. 40:58You know, I had a basketball coach who used to say,
  596. 41:00pain stimulates the brain.
  597. 41:04Pain stimulates the brain.
  598. 41:07You have people who won't reason,
  599. 41:09who won't deal with reason and logic
  600. 41:11and appeals to truth, the truth of scripture,
  601. 41:14but guess what they'll respond to?
  602. 41:17That pocketbook.
  603. 41:19They'll respond to, you know,
  604. 41:22they'll malpractice insurance, skyrocketing.
  605. 41:25They'll respond to, and listen,
  606. 41:27And you can't find any insurance companies that will provide malpractice insurance for
  607. 41:32you because word on the screen is that you'll counsel a minor to destroy themselves.
  608. 41:39If it pays well, you're an insurance risk, my boy.
  609. 41:43Well, my girl, whatever the case may be.
  610. 41:45Now when you get into the facts of this case, man, it's heartbreaking.
  611. 41:48It's heartbreaking.
  612. 41:51Some of it, for many of you who've been following this issue, it may be predictable.
  613. 41:56The other things and the things that I'm talking about in particular in addition to the pain
  614. 42:00and the trauma and the toil of this little girl and her confusion as a child, but also
  615. 42:12when you consider just, there's a notion in law concerning medical operations called the
  616. 42:19reasonable standard of care.
  617. 42:22Is this a reasonable standard of care?
  618. 42:25So according to the testimony, this is wild to consider this, this young lady had expressed
  619. 42:42concerns prior to consulting with the psychologist who made the referral to the surgeon, by the
  620. 42:49way.
  621. 42:50So this little girl was seeing the psychologist first, Kenneth Einhorn.
  622. 42:55Horne is the one who made the referral. But prior to and contemporaneous to this little
  623. 43:01girl seeing the psychologist Kenneth Einhorn, she was also going to a local pride center
  624. 43:09called Albany Pride Center where she would tell people there she was having second thoughts
  625. 43:15about whether or not she was transgender, whether or not she was confused. The people
  626. 43:20at the center would say that Isabelle, who became Fox Varian, would tell them, quote,
  627. 43:29she felt pressure to decide on a male identity or female identity. She felt pressure from
  628. 43:34friends and from family and from culture. And she continued to question her identity, but
  629. 43:42she was afraid that if she went back on attempting to identify herself as a boy, that she would
  630. 43:47lose credibility."
  631. 43:49End quote.
  632. 43:50She was concerned that she would lose credibility with her own mother.
  633. 43:56Now you want to talk about upsetting both of these medical professionals had to testify that
  634. 44:09Kenneth Einhorn wrote his referral to Dr. Simon Chin and he never had a conversation about this
  635. 44:17girl with Dr. Simon Chin.
  636. 44:20Not one conversation.
  637. 44:23Not one.
  638. 44:25He had to testify, Kenneth Inhorn had to testify.
  639. 44:29His referral letters actually included false information and inaccuracies about this girl.
  640. 44:38Yet, you still going to chop off her healthy breast tissue?
  641. 44:46Guys, this is just wild.
  642. 44:49And in addition to what I just told you, Inhorn the psychologist never had any conversations
  643. 44:57from anybody from the Pride Center.
  644. 45:00So the girl told him about it.
  645. 45:03He testified in trial, quote, that he might have never written the referral letter had
  646. 45:08he known that the little girl was telling other people she was second guessing, transitioning
  647. 45:15to be a boy.
  648. 45:22The surgeon, Dr. Simon Chin, testified at trial that had he known the little girl was
  649. 45:27unsure of her gender identity, he would not have performed the surgery.
  650. 45:32So you don't think before you're going to cut off some little girl's healthy breast tissue
  651. 45:37that you need to ask her whether or not she's certain that she want to do this?
  652. 45:40You don't think that's important?
  653. 45:47Why am I bringing this up?
  654. 45:53Because I want you to see that when people like me are talking about these things, hey
  655. 45:56guys these things are happening, these mental health professionals make these referrals, they're
  656. 45:59not doing their due diligence, they don't really know what's going on with the child,
  657. 46:02they have this unstable child, they don't care about the child enough, they're not thinking
  658. 46:05about the child, they're thinking about their political objectives, they're thinking about
  659. 46:07political preferences, they're thinking about the money they're going to make, they're not
  660. 46:10thinking about the child, what about the child, what about the child?
  661. 46:13They ain't thinking about that.
  662. 46:16So now it takes a jury trial, which most of you may not know, but before you ever get to
  663. 46:24a civil jury trial, you're going to have lots of negotiations about a settlement.
  664. 46:32So it's when the settlement conversations break down that you actually end up going to trial.
  665. 46:39So it takes for these medical professionals to be held accountable in a trial to expose,
  666. 46:46well, yeah, I probably wouldn't have cut off the child's healthy tissue had I known she
  667. 46:52wasn't sure she wanted this, which brings the whole thing to the forefront, doesn't it?
  668. 46:58Doesn't it?
  669. 47:01Because the psychologist, this is the key, guys.
  670. 47:03The psychologist and the surgeon's attorney argued that trial.
  671. 47:08I mean, this is unbelievable.
  672. 47:10The psychologist and the surgeon's attorneys argue that trial, well, the little girl, she
  673. 47:15didn't express regret for her surgery until years later.
  674. 47:21Was the translation of that aide?
  675. 47:23She wasn't feeling bad about it until much later.
  676. 47:28Is that not the point we've been saying all along?
  677. 47:32Is that not the reason why Tennessee enacted a law to say you can't cut off the chest tissue
  678. 47:37of a child?
  679. 47:41Has anybody ever experienced a child?
  680. 47:46Y'all know I got six of them.
  681. 47:47I got two teenagers now.
  682. 47:51I got a 13 year old daughter.
  683. 47:54Y'all want to ask me off, do my daughter changes her mind?
  684. 48:00And my daughter ain't confused about her identity.
  685. 48:04Yet we're going to bind ourselves in this ridiculously stupid way.
  686. 48:08Remember I told you, send makes you stupid?
  687. 48:11We know 16 year olds, 15 year olds, 14 year olds, do all kinds of things and change their
  688. 48:17minds on a regular basis. But on something like this, well she says she feels like a boy,
  689. 48:23so we're going to go ahead and cut the dress off. We don't do that in any other area. So
  690. 48:34in a culture where it seems like there's been slap side ahead with a stupid stick, you won't
  691. 48:42listen to logic, you won't listen to reason, you won't submit to the truth of God's word,
  692. 48:46I guess we got to hit you where it hurts you when you really worship in your pockets. And
  693. 48:54make no mistake about it.
  694. 48:56That will make this all change in a hurry, in a hurry.
  695. 49:04Don't be surprised if these other 28 cases,
  696. 49:06they don't see the light of the day concerning trials,
  697. 49:08because guess what's gonna happen?
  698. 49:09Those insurance companies gonna be behind the scenes
  699. 49:12saying, listen here, we gonna go ahead
  700. 49:14on and settle this right now,
  701. 49:16because there's gonna be momentum built by these verdicts,
  702. 49:20and this girl got awarded $2 million in New York.
  703. 49:24You think that amount with the jury's is gonna go down,
  704. 49:27is going to go up. It's sad to say that it takes this, but we've gotten to this place.
  705. 49:33That's what it's going to have to take. But I pray that the Lord opens our eyes before
  706. 49:37the foolishness governs in total.
  707. 49:41The views and opinions expressed in this broadcast may not necessarily reflect those of the American
  708. 49:46Family Association or American Family Radio.

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