February 3, 2026 · 49:49

Unfortunately, algorithms are programmed to a rather specific beat.

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0:00 - 15:00. Proverbs 18:2. One way to know you’re conversing with a fool… they have no interest in understanding. 15:00 - 31:00. Unfortunately, algorithms are programmed to a rather specific beat. 31:00 - 48:00. Are we too blunted societally to recognize what’s happening to our nation? | Family Focus Weekend Feb 20-22, 2026 | 1-800-326-4543 ext. 345 To donate call : 877-616-2396 Video Clip Links Sen. Greg Dolezal

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0:00Darkness is not an affirmative force.
0:03It simply reoccupies the space vacated by the light.
0:07This is the Hamilton Quarter on American Family Radio.
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0:15Delivery people out of the bondage of mainstream media.
0:18And the philosophies of this world.
0:20God has called you and me to be His ambassador.
0:24Even in this dark moment.
0:26Let's not miss our moment.
0:28And now, the Hamilton Corner.
0:31Good evening, everyone.
0:34Welcome to the Hamilton Corner.
0:36My name is Abraham Hamilton, the third I am.
0:41The host of this program joined by the Corner Contingent, right across from me, my man,
0:45A hundred grand and Mr. Bobby.
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0:51Senior.
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0:54Sergeant.
0:55Don't put him back in junior high.
0:56He's a senior, baby.
1:00And in this Green Tea Room Producer,
1:15golfer.
1:16just describing in my view it hits the nail on the head for where we are in our society
1:25currently. But before we get to that I want to remind you as I do on a daily basis that
1:30at this very moment many of you if not most of you are making your transition from your
1:34part time jobs where you generate income to your full time jobs where you cultivate an
1:39outcome and as you do so I want to remind you to do so with intentionality understanding
1:44the primacy that God places on family.
1:47We will never, never outpace the deficiencies that abound
1:54in our homes.
1:55God has designed us in such a way to where what we experience
1:58in our families has an outsized impact upon us,
2:02and that is intentional.
2:04His desire is that our family lives would impact us
2:09in that enduring manner to move us in furtherance
2:12of his purposes and of a fill his mission for our lives.
2:18And sometimes we can think or some people can think,
2:21well, you know, God just wants to do, He wants us to do.
2:24Well, here's the glorious privilege that Psalm 37
2:27explains this beautifully, that as we mature,
2:30God causes us to develop new desires, new appetites.
2:35And we find ourselves yearning for the very things
2:38that God Himself always willed before we even came to know Him.
2:42So it's not as if he is moving us to serve him
2:47and forcing us and telling us to do something
2:50that we really, really, really, really, really, really,
2:51really do not want to do.
2:53And as we mature, you find yourselves, we find ourselves.
2:56And I testified to this having renewed desires.
3:01You know, when I was younger, I didn't think about
3:04a multi-generational legacy of Christ followers.
3:08Now, that is exceedingly important to me.
3:11exceedingly important to me, having tasted and experienced the
3:17bounty and experiencing the wonderful reality it is to live
3:23a life fully surrendered to the King of Kings and the Lord of
3:25Lords. One of the things I talk about this often is being on
3:29this radio program. That wasn't on my bingo card. You rolled up in
3:35the ninth ward in about what 1995 I say, Hey, you ever going to
3:38be on the radio? I'd be like, What radio? You want the walkie
3:41talking, you talking about getting that can of blue runner red beans as empty and rinsing
3:47it out and putting a string on the other end of it?
3:52It was the Lord's plan.
3:54It was the Lord's plan.
3:55Even when I agreed to join the American Family Association, radio was not even a part of the
4:01conversation.
4:02It was not.
4:04That was something that developed after I followed the Lord in this direction.
4:10So that's just one example.
4:11I could tell you so many stories, I could spend the entire time just sharing testimonies of what God has done in that same vein.
4:18But here we are.
4:20So as you're making your transition, and this is something that we need to really, really revisit with frequency,
4:27what is your personal definition of success?
4:32How do you define a successful life?
4:36Is that definition anchored in the scripture or have we cobbled it together
4:43together from worldly anticipations and expectations?
4:46So as you're making your transition to your full-time jobs, do so with intentionality.
4:52Take a minute, breathe, understand, wait a minute, man, the stuff that we're doing here
4:56is going to have enduring impact. If you have young children in your home as I do,
5:00the stuff that we're doing now is going to have enduring impact.
5:05If you're in a different life stage, the stuff that you're doing still will have
5:08and during impact, we must be about our Father's business.
5:15To the word of God we go.
5:17As I mentioned Proverbs chapter 18, I'm going to focus on verse 2 today in Proverbs chapter
5:2218.
5:24Once again Proverbs is wisdom, literature, the individual Proverbs can be evaluated on their
5:30own.
5:31It's one of the rare occurrences in scripture.
5:34Wisdom literature is the genre of literature where that can be done.
5:38He would not do that when navigating a narrative, for example, or if you're navigating biblical
5:46poetry or even biblical prophecy, you wouldn't approach it in the same, with the same hermeneutic,
5:52but wisdom literature, you can.
5:55In this portion of scripture, the Bible tells us, well, it does several things.
6:00It warns us against one of the characteristics of a fool.
6:04Additionally, it gives us an ability to identify whether or not we are conversing with a fool.
6:11This is what the text says.
6:13A fool, this is a biblical fool now.
6:17This is not a pejorative, not an insult.
6:19This is a fool biblically.
6:20The Bible says a fool takes no pleasure in understanding, but only in expressing his opinion.
6:32A full takes no pleasure in understanding, but only in expressing his opinion.
6:40Well, the NESB95 says the full takes no pleasure to understand it, but only in revealing his
6:45own mind.
6:48So, what is the text saying?
6:49The text is selling us very plainly.
6:53That the text presumes that there is a dialogue that is taking place, alright?
6:58Or that there is a life being shared to one degree or another.
7:02to some degree, there is a life sharing
7:04and the life exchange taking place.
7:07In the scripture, it is expressing and diagnosing
7:12and rebuking the participation of the fool
7:15in either the dialogue or the life sharing phenomenon
7:19because the fullness instance is not interested whatsoever.
7:24There is no pleasure, no willingness, no joy,
7:27no desire to understand anything
7:31that germinates or originates outside of themselves.
7:37The fool's position in the dialogue,
7:41because it's one of those things
7:42that it would be a dialogue and name only.
7:44They're more than one participant,
7:46but the fool is not interested
7:47in who all is participating in what they're offering.
7:50The fool is only interested in expressing his
7:53or her own opinion.
7:58They say it differently.
7:59There's a conversation happening,
8:00but the fool ain't listening.
8:02The fool is just waiting for his next opportunity to speak again.
8:09That's what the fool is doing.
8:12The fool is looking for his next opportunity to speak again.
8:16There is no pleasure in understanding.
8:22There is only pleasure.
8:24And that's what the text is saying.
8:26The fool takes no pleasure in understanding but only in expressing his opinion.
8:30That verbiage but only is connected to what the fool pleasures in.
8:34The fool takes pleasure in expressing his own opinion.
8:38I want you to even think about this.
8:40The fool expressing their own opinion is not even taking
8:43pleasure in his opinion being embraced.
8:49The fool just wants to talk.
8:52The fool just wants to flap gums.
8:54The fool just wants to express his own opinion.
8:57He is not interested at all in listening or learning
9:06or growing, not interested in that at all.
9:13Now why am I bringing this out?
9:15I started off yesterday by talking about the necessity of cross-examining.
9:21We have people and there are lots of conversations about the polarization that's happening in
9:27America and all of these things which I certainly am aware of and I also agree that it exists.
9:37But sometimes we're not aware why it exists and why we are where we are.
9:46One of the reasons in the script just telling us very plainly is because we have a prevalent
9:53and consistent contingent of fools in our country.
9:59And when I say a fool, not a pejorative or an insight, but I'm saying that term biblically,
10:05Psalm 14 tells us the fool says in his heart there is no God.
10:09And I want you to know that the fool that says in his heart there is no God, notice
10:12it says it says in his heart, it's not an assessment of his external verbalization,
10:18It's an assessment of his heart condition.
10:21We have people that would profess a belief in God
10:23or a mental assent toward God.
10:25But the truth in the heart is they live as if God does not exist
10:31because many of them truly do not believe in God.
10:40You know, you have people that try to justify lawlessness
10:45and couch their justification for lawlessness and rhetoric.
10:54And I know who said it.
10:57I ain't gonna worry about it.
10:58I know he said it.
10:59They say riots are the actions of the unheard or the voices of the unheard or something like
11:09that, right?
11:14Why do you assume people haven't heard you?
11:17No, you're using this lawlessness, this lawless exercise in an effort to compel others who
11:27probably have heard you and simply disagree.
11:32what you said, but you want to compel them to do what you want them to do.
11:36So you choose another out, but you'll lie about what you're saying.
11:41It's kind of like these regressives who name these bills, like the Inflation Reduction Act.
11:46No, in good and well, that ain't going to reduce now one piece of inflation.
11:51In good and well, that's the green news scam, but you changed the name for it.
11:54I got a measure that's coming out of state of Massachusetts, state of Massachusetts.
11:59Does that sound familiar?
12:01Nothing good.
12:02Well, they are literally offering a bill to limit the amount of miles that Massachusetts
12:08citizens drive.
12:09But guess what they called it?
12:10Guess what they named it?
12:12The Freedom to Move Act.
12:13You think I'm joking?
12:15I'm not kidding at all.
12:17The bill literally is promulgated to limit the quantity of miles driven in vehicles by
12:24Massachusetts citizens and it's Massachusetts.
12:28So they're probably will say also as residents and they'll say Massachusetts citizens regardless
12:33not if they are American citizens, but they named it the freedom to move act.
12:40And I just like these guys, there is no shame.
12:46You want to know a way you can identify whether or not you're conversing with the fool?
12:51That's the person with whom you're conversing.
12:53Have any interest or pleasure in understanding the Bible has already told us the fool takes
13:02no pleasure in understanding, but only in expressing his opinion.
13:09Now there are other considerations like people who are like that, they don't have respect
13:14for the person with whom they're conversing.
13:16If I'm having a conversation with you, respect for you would be reflected in my willingness
13:20to listen to you.
13:22Respect for you will be reflected in my willingness to understand you.
13:26But if I don't respect you, then that would often be demonstrated in my lack of willingness
13:32to understand you or to hear you.
13:38Like another lie, the voice of the herd, the entire business plan is to murder unborn children,
13:43they call it Planned Parenthood.
13:48You're planning to eliminate, eliminate,
13:50and reduce parenthood.
13:51You're not trying to foster Planned Parenthood.
13:58The fool takes no pleasure in understanding,
14:00but only in expressing his opinion.
14:04We're living in a society where there's a prevalence
14:08of fools, and here's the other thing.
14:10With social media, lots of the foolishness
14:17is put on display voluntarily.
14:20Remember the days when you could be living with people
14:22and they're probably worth fools, but you didn't know it.
14:27But now, lots of people are willing to put
14:30their foolishness on display for all the world to see.
14:36One way to know very plainly,
14:37if you're conversing with a fool.
14:38The Bible tells us a fool takes no pleasure in understanding,
14:41but only in expressing his opinion.
14:47As believers, we must not be foolish in our engagement.
14:52I'm listening, I'll hear you.
14:54That doesn't mean I'm going to agree.
15:01A discipleship minute with Joseph Parker.
15:04The work of being a parent is an awesome responsibility.
15:07It's a great responsibility.
15:08It's a privilege, it's a joy.
15:10Our job is to do all we can to help our children
15:13come to know Christ, and then to passionately be involved
15:16in the work of the disciples and helping them
15:18to grow up in their faith, to become a mature, strong,
15:21vibrant young men and women who love Jesus
15:24and live for Jesus every single day.
15:27Lord, with every passing day and more and more,
15:29help us all to grow an understanding of how critical it is
15:32that we do our job, that we carry out what you call us to do,
15:36but help us to know, Lord, that your Word is a wonderful tool,
15:39a wonderful guidebook in helping us to be faithful disciples
15:43and faithful disciple makers as well.
15:46Use us in a wonderful way to help them to come to know Christ
15:50and then use us and work through us to help our children
15:53to come to fall in love with you and with your Word.
15:56In Jesus' name we do pray.
15:58Shining light into the darkness, this is the Hamilton Corner, an American family radio.
16:12Welcome back to the Hamilton Corner, Abraham Hamilton the third here, looking forward to
16:16being in Simmsboro, Louisiana February 20th through the 22nd.
16:21At their family focus weekend, you are invited to join us for that weekend.
16:25You simply need to register to attend.
16:28There is no charge for this event.
16:30The church is simply planning to prepare food for attendees and want to have an accurate
16:34number of how many people to anticipate joining us for this weekend.
16:40You will simply need to go to fbcimsborough.org to register.
16:44That is fbcimsborough.org to register and having done so, sorry, once you go to the
16:53events tab and you'll see the family focus weekend, click on that and you'll be able
16:58to register is going to be an amazing time together.
17:01And man, I can't wait to be there.
17:05Can't wait to be there.
17:06All right.
17:08That's something I feel like I shouldn't have to explain,
17:13but maybe I assumed people knew this,
17:16but I know there may be some in the audience
17:19who may not be aware of this,
17:21who may not be, you know, the most technologically savvy,
17:25or anything like that, but I want you to be aware
17:28that the way that social media companies make money,
17:33one of the ways that they make money is by keeping,
17:36by the quantity of time that users spend on their apps,
17:44in addition to the quantity of people who use their apps.
17:47One of the strategies that all of the social media companies
17:51employ, and I'm saying all of them,
17:52it's really not a whole lot of them,
17:53because you know, meta, which is where Facebook started,
17:57they own WhatsApp and Instagram.
18:00Instagram was a separate entity,
18:01but now it's a part of meta.
18:03You have X, you have the Regressives
18:07Wonderfully Favorite Blue Sky.
18:10It's not that many of them,
18:13but they all use the same functionality
18:15for their monetizing,
18:17and that is capturing their users' attention.
18:22One of the ways, and it's not anything novel,
18:26One of the ways they do so is through their algorithms
18:28to where they force feed you content similar to the content
18:32that you consumed in the past.
18:34So why am I saying that?
18:36I'm saying it because I had a conversation not too long ago
18:40with a gentleman and he wasn't aware of how the algorithms
18:43function and he was saying things like,
18:46I keep seeing these videos of brawls taking place
18:48and it was making them feel like that there were brawls
18:51happening all over America at all times.
18:53any moment now a brawl could break out and he didn't realize and this is sad but
18:58this is true he didn't realize that because of his social media habits
19:02he clicked on a brawl video
19:04and so he kept getting more and more brawl videos
19:09the reality is
19:12that because of
19:13the the bulk of the station and the the polarization in our in our country
19:23when people click on one type of video
19:25If you're not intentional in first recognizing that just because the algorithm feeds you a
19:32bunch of other videos that are similar, man, I don't mean that's what reality is.
19:39It's the algorithm that is created to keep your attention and how have the social media
19:44companies realize the best way to keep your attention, keep sending you stuff that they
19:48know you already like, stuff that you already want to see.
19:51If you happen to click on a cooking video, guess what you're going to have happen through
19:56the algorithm sending to you, you send it your way over and over and over.
19:59There are ways to adjust the algorithm, but it's going to take some time and
20:02investment and intentionality.
20:04And so one of the things that's happening, man, is that you have the algorithm,
20:09and this is a part of the reason why I did the show that I did it last week,
20:12because guys, we're, we're, we're in an era of propaganda and you have people
20:18unfortunately, and this is just a profile that we've seen through exit polling and
20:22other things that, you know, less melanated women tend to be more liberal, more
20:28regressive. So you have a lot of these ladies who have clicked on a video and
20:36it's in the end of showing things like, like ice is terrible, ice is this ice is
20:40that you have all of these images that are showing like they have the story that
20:45was in the media for a hot second. And you had millions of people who clicked on
20:49these videos when they said, you know, I stattamed a five year old when that wasn't the story
20:55at all.
20:56What happened is that ice was, and again, this was in Minnesota in the sanctuary city of the
21:04Minneapolis area.
21:05Well, you have criminal illegal aliens who in addition to the crime of entering our country
21:10illegally, right, committed another crime upon in the United States of America.
21:18And because of the sanctuary policies of Jacob Fry in this instance, ice cannot go into the
21:24jails because local police departments weren't cooperating with that.
21:29So if you can't get the illegal aliens who are committing crimes in the United States of
21:33America from the jails, when it would be safest for the illegal aliens themselves, safest for
21:39the law enforcement personnel, both the jailers and ice, safest for the community, you don't
21:46allow ice to do that, then you release them into the streets and ice has to pick up from
21:50the streets, make the situation where it's where everybody.
21:55Ice was pursuing the little boy's father instead of the illegal alien submitting to the instruction
22:05of the ice officer and being detained, the father of the five year old boy ran, took off
22:11running.
22:14In the middle of freezing temperatures, the father ran from ice and left his child in the
22:22Middle freezing temperature temperatures.
22:25What do you expect ICE to do?
22:28They didn't detain the five year old boy.
22:31They weren't gonna leave a five year old child
22:33in the middle of freezing temperatures
22:35with no adult supervision to help them.
22:38ICE was doing a little boy a service
22:43and attempted to protect him after his dad had ran away.
22:51But yet have heard the expression, you know,
22:52the lie or the lie or running around the world
22:54two or three times before the truth that ever could catch up.
22:58She had millions of people clicking on these images.
23:02You had women saying, look how cruel ISIS,
23:05they're detaining five year olds.
23:07They're going into kindergarten classes.
23:09They're like, that is not true.
23:13But how's this stuff happening?
23:14Largely because of the social media algorithms
23:18and the dopamine hits that come from confirmation bias.
23:23So you have people who already think this.
23:25They already start off, ISIS is the devil.
23:27They started off that way.
23:28So the next thing you know, they got a picture of a five year old that comes across their
23:32feed and guess what they do?
23:33I knew it.
23:38I knew it.
23:39I knew it.
23:41So then they click on that image and another image comes that comes that way.
23:46And it's an image that they haven't vetted it, but it's an image from 2013 when Barack Obama
23:52was detained in the Lugo, Italy, but they ain't ever seen the image before, you see.
23:58And so now they have another image.
23:59And so that just confirms what they suspected already.
24:03And so it happens over and over and over again.
24:06And so you have these feverishly passionate people who are woefully misinformed.
24:14And they're forming these opinions.
24:16And the next thing you know, they're getting in their vehicles driving over to Minnesota
24:21because they too want to participate in a protest.
24:25That really is a protest.
24:30And they join the ranks of the paid protesters not realizing they have been propagandized.
24:39Now, I'm using that as an example.
24:42Guys, it happens to people who profess to be conservatives as well.
24:47The algorithm does it consistently, which is why I encourage this audience to look at
24:57alternative sources.
24:58I'm not saying embrace lies and subject yourself to lies, but that's because I know how the
25:04algorithm works, I endeavor to try to be broadly read. I intentionally seek out
25:11sources that would have perspectives that are contrary to my own. There are
25:18some instances when I use conservative news outlets to gather information when
25:24they leave out pertinent facts. I've seen that. This is why I think it's important
25:33that we have American family news where we try to offer the truth and let you
25:40the reader
25:42and you the listener
25:43and you the viewer
25:44come to your own conclusions
25:49i'm sharing this now because i want you i want this audience to be aware of how
25:53much
25:53the the social media algorithms are contributing
25:57contributing
25:58to the polarization
26:03i can tell you the number of people
26:07who have to the conversation we had on the area yesterday
26:09who said to me a by no i don't know time home and
26:13work for barack obama
26:19Yeah, I mean that ain't even that ain't even hard to find out and you need to tell me Barack Obama gave Tom home in an award
26:27mm-hmm
26:29So then the question should be why why do these?
26:3321st century Americans why are they unaware that Tom home and worked for Barack Obama and was awarded by Barack Obama for his
26:43excellence in
26:45Identifying developing strategy and executing strategy to deport illegal aliens. Why don't they know that?
26:51probably for the same reason that
26:54Probably about a half of the American population had no clue
26:59About anything concerning Hunter bodies laptop before the 2020 presidential election
27:04exact same reason and this instance you had the additional steps that were taken by early
27:11Social media companies again
27:13Facebook, fascist book, Mark Zuckerberg.
27:16Don't think I forgot he didn't got his
27:17permanent gold chain in his black shirt.
27:18Now got his blowout.
27:22You got that curly fur with it, you know?
27:26But he came out and testified.
27:28Yeah, you know, we did throttle that story because the FBI came to us and told us.
27:36I want you.
27:38I'm sharing this with you guys.
27:40So if for those of you who use social media, use social media, but don't let it use you.
27:44Don't let it use you.
27:46Don't be all hopped up on japanos and vinegar because you've seen seven videos in a row of the same type
27:53And then you allow that to cause you to think this is what's happening everywhere everywhere everywhere everywhere
27:58When the truth is man, that ain't happening everywhere some of the videos you clicked on the things happened five years ago
28:04The algorithms feed the divisions what I'm saying guys. That's what I'm saying and we have to be adults
28:16We have to be mature enough to recognize that
28:19Some of you have got reach out of me say aab. That's why I don't use that stuff
28:22I don't use social media.
28:28I wish I had a dollar for every time I heard,
28:32man, anybody here stuff on your show
28:33that I've never heard anywhere else?
28:35There have been people who questioned
28:37whether or not what I was conveying on my show was true
28:41because they hadn't heard some of the stuff anywhere else.
28:44I'm just like, you just consider the source.
28:47Consider the source.
28:52So be aware, guys.
28:54Be aware that that's what it is, man.
29:02That's right. Look, here's a quote. Here's the comments.
29:04All social media is in is an echo chamber based on the algorithm.
29:07Dig deeper, find three independent sources and try to get as close to the source as
29:11possible. That's a great, that's a great comment.
29:16At least three, I would say at least three independent sources, at least three.
29:22It literally is that it's it is the algorithm.
29:25The whole purpose of the algorithm is to keep your attention.
29:29The social media companies have found that the best way to keep your
29:31attention is to keep sending you stuff that you know you already want to see.
29:34That's why it's called doom scrolling.
29:38Have you ever, you guys watching the show listening to show ever?
29:41Oh man, I gotta go to the store.
29:44But I'm just, I'm gonna just take a look at the phone
29:45for a little bit and then it's 25 minutes later
29:48and you still scrolling.
29:50I'm sure that's never happened to anybody on,
29:52I'll never, nah, I'll never have it.
29:55Well, why has that happened?
29:57Because the algorithm continues to send stuff to you
30:01that is similar to what you've looked at in the past
30:04And they, the algorithm, because it's programmed by the social media companies to do this, is
30:12seeking to keep your attention.
30:14The longer, the longer you spend on the app, the more frequent you get to view the advertisements
30:26that are used on the app.
30:27Yes, Epitimes is a great source.
30:31Epitimes is a great news source.
30:33Highly recommended.
30:37But you ever notice you're on the app and next thing you know, I don't know what to do.
30:41then the advertisements come.
30:42And then how many times do the advertisements pop up?
30:46And it's, what am I just talking about?
30:48I want to some avocados from Mexico.
30:52And next thing you know, you got the advertisements
30:54for avocados from Mexico, huh?
30:57I was just talking to my husband.
30:58I wanted to get some pistachios.
31:00What?
31:05Guys, that's how it rocks.
31:06That's how it happens.
31:09You need to be aware of it though.
31:11Because if you're aware of it, you know how to navigate it.
31:12If you're not aware of it, you could succumb to a phenomenon to where the doom scrolling
31:18has communicated to you that this is a reality when it's completely false.
31:24And the next thing you know, you'll be voting and you're trying to determine who you should
31:28be president.
31:29You don't even know that Ms. Ice Cream Man is in the email somewhere and you need to make
31:34sure I get a cut.
31:36There's a cut on the side for the big guy.
31:39You never heard of it.
31:41And then you have the stories coming out after the fact.
31:42about it, known that that laptop showed all that stuff about Joe Biden, that probably wouldn't
31:47vote for him. Because it worked. Just it's the age old phenomenon and the scripture warns us
31:57about liars and deceivers where they come in different ways. I was never a fan of Mittens Romney,
32:02but remember when Harry Reid had his binders full of women, which was a flat-out lie. And after the
32:07election, Harry Reid was called on it, say, Harry Reid, you lied. And what was Harry Reid's response?
32:11Miss ain't president is he?
32:15He didn't care that he lied?
32:17The spirit of this age guys wants us distracted and divided
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32:32various wickedness continues to advance unimpeded.
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34:16Welcome back to the Hamilton Corner, Abraham Hamilton the third here.
34:19Man, we're already in the final segment.
34:23Show is moving so quickly, so quickly.
34:25I started this, I started having a conversation about this yesterday and it's just so hilarious
34:36to me, like the Fulton County people are really going to berserk about the court authorized
34:47search warrant and subpoena for the Trump administration to get the ballots from Fulton County, Georgia.
34:55Just today, the county commissioner, I'm sure I have his name, Mr. Marvin Arington announced
35:05his intention to fight the Trump administration subpoena.
35:09We need to get the ballots back.
35:12Now, didn't they tell us that this,
35:18and this is concerning the 2020 election?
35:20Didn't they tell us that this was the cleanest election?
35:23Everything was cool?
35:24Everything was, eh, no problems?
35:29Well, at the same time saying that we need
35:31to federalize elections, but there's no problem
35:33by needing to federalize them.
35:35And President Trump says something today concerning this
35:37that is very problematic and I hope his team gets to him and helps him understand that,
35:43uh, no, bro, that's not what we want.
35:46We don't, we don't, we don't need that.
35:47He doesn't realize that.
35:49I don't think he does nor I don't think he would have said it.
35:51You probably do what I'm talking about already.
35:53Um, I'm going to get to that in a moment.
35:56But before I get to that, I'm going to talk about this whole deal with the balance of procurement
36:05by the Trump administration because the warrant was issued for the securing of the ballots for
36:14the investigation of two potential violations of federal election laws.
36:20The first violation is to determine that the first violation is concerning a federal election
36:26law that makes it illegal for election officials to either intimidate voters or to submit fraudulent
36:34ballots or voter registration applications.
36:38The second law that's the focus of this investigation requires officials to keep federal election
36:44records for 22 months.
36:46See one of the things we talked yesterday about Fulton County's admission in December that kind
36:51of went under the radar.
36:52When they admitted, yeah we counted about 315,000 votes that we should have.
36:57And they just going to say that and act like nobody said it, do they?
37:04And this is the same jurisdiction by the way, what they try to put President Trump in jail
37:08for wanting to investigate it.
37:09Think about this guys, for wanting to investigate it.
37:16If everything is on the up and up, why you care if the feds got the ballots?
37:21My grandmother told me a long time ago, a little ape, only hit dogs, holler.
37:28If everything is on the up and up, then why are y'all squirming?
37:32I mean, you should simply confirm, right?
37:35You should just be able to confirm that this was the most clean election ever.
37:40put to bed once and for all. All of these assertions from President Trump that 2020 was fraudulent,
37:46right? That's not happening. That's not happening. There's a state senator in Georgia who did his
37:56own kind of on some Nick Shirley queries. He's like, he's a state senator. Let me figure out what's
38:00going on here. He spoke on the house on the sorry on the state Senate floor, exposing some of the
38:08things he found when he looked into specifically some of the shenanigans concerning the voting
38:15rolls right there in Fulton County. I have two clips for you from him. His name is Senator
38:21Greg Dolezal. Dolezal, he's a state senator in Georgia. Listen to him watch Senator Dolezal.
38:27It's clip three, clip three, go.
38:28All right, y'all. Yesterday I made a serious allegation on the floor of the Georgia State
38:33Senate that Fulton County's voter rolls are have been and continue to be a complete mess.
38:40And today we're going to bring you the receipts. Currently in the state of Georgia, it is illegal
38:45to be registered to vote from anywhere other than your primary residence. Can't register
38:50to vote at UPS stores, can't register to vote at homeless shelters, can't register to vote
38:55under an overpass. But today, and this is as of the January 5th Fulton County voter rolls,
39:0170 people are registered to vote right here. We're going to bring you a couple more locations
39:06to show you that this is not an anomaly. Fulton County has got to get their act together.
39:11All right, y'all. This is 850 Oak Street in Fulton County, and there are 19 people registered to vote
39:19at this abandoned house. And so again, this is on the Fulton County Registrar. They've got to clean
39:26up their voting rolls. This is not a new problem. And remember, back in 2020 absentee ballot
39:32request forms were sent to every single registered voter, including at locations just like this.
39:40So the state law says it's illegal to register to vote at a UPS store. That's a daggle shame.
39:51These you have people registered to vote in the address to a UPS store. And you know
39:56that's in violation of the law. Then they showed, he showed the location with
40:02850 Oak Street, houses abandoned, 19 people registered to vote here. And similar to
40:08what happened in Michigan, they sent absentee ballots to every registered voter
40:13at the place. Every registered voter. Guys, that's sad. Hey, what are you talking about?
40:20Why are you trying to relocate 2020? Guys, I'm not trying to
40:22relocate 2020. Ain't nobody got a DeLorean going back in time and gonna redo 2020.
40:27But remember what I said when the narrative flipped,
40:31y'all remember this, I will never forget it,
40:33I know I refer to it a lot, but indulge me, would you?
40:40Remember when George Stephanopoulos was interviewing
40:43Kristi Noem and George Stephanopoulos literally said
40:46out of his lips, there is no fraud.
40:56And Kristi Noem ticked off about seven instances
41:00of voting irregularities in fraud.
41:01And what did he do?
41:02You all remember?
41:03You probably, because I talk about it a lot.
41:05He immediately said, well, yeah, but it's not widespread.
41:10That's what he said.
41:11And then you remember what happened.
41:12Every news media outlet after that,
41:14not before, after that.
41:17The talking point was, there's not widespread fraud.
41:21Widespread fraud, widespread fraud,
41:23to which I simply said, well,
41:25well, I hope it's not widespread,
41:27but if we know there's some,
41:28don't is anybody interested in getting to the bottom of it?
41:35Why are we so willing to say the fraud
41:36not widespread while simultaneously being disinterested with finding out just how
41:40wide the spread is. I know the spread option is at office in philosophy but if
41:49we're talking about the franchise of voting certainly every American would be
41:52interested in finding out exactly how wide the spread is don't you think? You know
41:59why guys because these people know they cheated that's why and the reason why
42:02it's important to get to the bottom of it now is so that there's not repeated
42:05cheating going forward.
42:08The reason why Mr. Woodson's name, Commissioner Marvin Errington, is suing to try to stop this
42:15investigation is because he doesn't want the light to get switched on.
42:20That's why.
42:22I got another one for you from Senator Dolezal.
42:26Listen to and watch clip number four, clip number four.
42:29Go.
42:30All right.
42:31So we are at 1445 Woodmont Lane, physical address dot com, 138 people registered to vote, but
42:37I've got a treat for you.
42:38This is Jason Frazier.
42:39Jason, come on in the frame here.
42:40Jason is the guy who's done all of the heavy lifting on this.
42:43He and David Kate are the two folks
42:45that brought this to my attention.
42:47Jason, how hard was it to figure out
42:49that you had thousands of people in Fulton County
42:51registered to vote from illegal voting locations?
42:53You know, it's not that difficult.
42:55The hardest part is getting a copy of the voter rolls.
42:57I mean, not everybody wants to spend $485
42:59for the statewide voter roll,
43:01but essentially once you get it,
43:02just sort it based on a number of people who want to address.
43:05This one jumped real far out of the page
43:07because there's 138 people registered vote here.
43:10And when we turn the camera, you'll see it's just a,
43:13it looks like it used to be a house,
43:14but now it's a commercial virtual mailbox.
43:18So I can't fathom there's 138 beds in that house,
43:22so they can't be registered to vote there.
43:24Here's the thing Jason is really compelling to me.
43:26The county has every piece of zoning information.
43:29They know this is a commercial location.
43:32They obviously can do easy database sorting
43:35and searching. You also though have identified a thousand people that were born in the year
43:391900 that are on the Fulton County voter rolls. You identified a couple hundred other people
43:44that are very much seem to be the same person, same name, same address, I'm sorry, same date
43:50of birth. Yeah. And tell us about some of that. Yeah. I mean, there are a lot of folks across
43:55Georgia who show 1800 or 1900 as their date of birth, which means what I've heard is that
44:01That means they don't know their date of birth.
44:03If Fulton County or anywhere in the state, they don't know your date of birth, how can
44:07they be checking to see if you're a legal resident?
44:09And a lot of these, we were talking about the duplicates, they'll have two people registered
44:14to the same address with the same year of birth in slight variations of their name.
44:18So maybe it's Bob and Robert, maybe it's Bob and Bob.
44:22And it's clearly the same person at that address.
44:25But if you're, if you've got typos in somebody's name and you don't know their date of birth,
44:30How in the world do we know they're a US citizen?
44:33And that just needs to be cleaned up so we can verify everything.
44:37So remember I told you one of the laws that the federal government is seeking as a basis
44:45of this investigation and led to them getting the warrant for the ballots in Fulton County
44:51was to determine whether or not they violated the law that makes it illegal for election
44:56officials to submit fraudulent ballots or voter registration
45:00application. If you got 119 people using a physical address
45:05dot coms address, you know, because some people don't like
45:08get mail at their residences. So they have these commercial
45:12mailboxes where they go get registered registration
45:14registrations. But the law in Georgia requires your voter
45:18role, your voter registration to correspond with a physical
45:21residence. Guys, that's a violation of election law. That's
45:26violation of election law, but it keeps happening over and over and over. So there must be investigations
45:35to figure out just how wide the spread is concerning these violations of election law, these irregularities.
45:45It has to occur. Now in the conversation, President Trump today appeared on Dan Banjino's podcast
45:52because the former deputy director, he's gone back to doing his show and President Trump was on with him
45:59And President Trump was talking about this, but he said something that, guys, this is erroneous.
46:04He shouldn't. I hope he understands, I hope people get to him to help him understand why this is a bad
46:08idea. But he was lamenting the fraud from 2020. And he said, maybe it's time to quote,
46:16nationalize the voting, in quote, bad idea. That's exactly what regressives want.
46:23Because you think there's cheating now. If you nationalize the voting, and that will require some,
46:29some acts in my congress that the constitution requires
46:32that states administered the time
46:35manner in place of elections and that is a part of our constitutional republican
46:39form of government
46:40no we we don't need to nationalize
46:43federal elections
46:45what we need to do is hold election officials accountable to comply with the
46:49laws that already exist
46:52i agree that there's corruption in various instances
46:55and and look i don't have to go far i can tell you i i i told you guys growing up
46:59growing up in the world is where you have pretty much uni party rule
47:04that the the prevalence
47:07of democratic democrat violence
47:09with election fraud
47:14is
47:17specifically frequent
47:18this is why you can do your research this is why senator a m clobature this is
47:22why
47:23liah wathley is a bit warren
47:25they sent letters
47:27discussing
47:28corruption in elections
47:30product of the twenty twenty election
47:34So this is, so, President Trump needs to understand, no,
47:37nationalizing the elections is not the answer.
47:39No, no, no, no.
47:40Now, what we need to do is to utilize the existing laws
47:46and the existing parameters that exist
47:48and hold the people accountable to comply with existing law.
47:52The biggest problem, and this is more of a long-term project,
47:55the biggest problem is that by and large
47:59in the major metropolitan areas of our country,
48:02When I say major, I mean the most populous,
48:05they're effectively dominated by one party.
48:09And this has to change.
48:13There must be robust competition.
48:16There should never be any ground that is seated
48:19in saying there's no way we could win there.
48:21Like Michael Jordan said, you miss every shot you don't take?
48:24No, you have to compete on the ground.
48:26You have to compete on the ground.
48:28I only have a little while ago,
48:30but I want to give you the specifics on this.
48:32I mentioned Massachusetts's Freedom to Move Act.
48:35It is Senate Bill 2246.
48:38Senate Bill 2246.
48:40The bill is set, the bill directs the state of Massachusetts
48:45to set targets for reducing total vehicles traveled
48:49to total vehicle miles traveled statewide.
48:52Targets that would be incorporated
48:54into transportation planning, infrastructure investment,
48:58and long-term emissions policy.
49:01The objective is to reduce driving in the state of Massachusetts.
49:07Surely nothing can go wrong there, right?
49:10You see, they already embrace policies concerning gas emissions,
49:14and they already embrace all these other things
49:17that are reflective of climate alarmism.
49:19They haven't gotten the memo that Davos has told them,
49:21hey, we ain't worried about gas or no more.
49:24We got data centers that need consistent estateable energy.
49:27Massachusetts will not be denied.
49:30They have to limit people's capacity to move around.
49:32But they're going to name the legislation the Freedom to Move Act.
49:40The views and opinions expressed in this broadcast may not necessarily reflect those of the American
49:45Family Association or American Family Radio.

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