February 4, 2026 · 49:49

Are we paying attention yet? Another Chinese linked biolab is found in the U.S.

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0:00 - 15:00. Proverbs 18:9. Whoever is slack in his work is a brother to him who destroys. 15:00 - 31:00. Are we paying attention yet? Another Chinese linked biolab is found in the U.S. 31:00 - 48:00. VA’s Abigail Spanberger solidifies the “moderate” ruse. | Family Focus Weekend Feb 20-22, 2026 | 1-800-326-4543 ext. 345 To donate call : 877-616-2396 Video Clip Links Ryan Routh Chinese biolab

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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 Corner 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.
0:29and now the Hamilton Corner.
0:31Good evening everyone.
0:34Welcome to the Hamilton Corner.
0:36My name is Abraham Hamilton, the third host of the program
0:40joined by the corner contingent right across from me.
0:42My man, 100 grand Mr. Bobby Rosa.
0:46And in the screening room produced extraordinaire, often
0:48imitated, never duplicated.
0:50The real Jay Mac, ladies and gentlemen, is there.
0:53And we are ready to rock and roll with today's edition
0:56of the program.
0:56At this very moment, many of you, if not most of you,
0:59are making your transition from your part-time jobs
1:02where you generate an income to your full-time jobs
1:06where you cultivate an outcome.
1:08Yes, outcome cultivation is our full-time jobs,
1:14our full-time job, our full-time investment.
1:17There are lots of things that we can do
1:19and I intentionally frame this in this way
1:22because our society really uses verbiage
1:25to get us to think in terms of what we do
1:27to generate income as our primary obligations
1:29but the facts are, the facts are what we do in our homes
1:34must be what we view as a full time commitment.
1:38And it's one of the things, and I continuously stress
1:40and urge this as often as I can,
1:43it's one of those things if you're in a life stage
1:46as I am where you have young children in your home
1:48that there are no mulligans in discipling our children.
1:52There are no do-overs there.
1:54You know, once the little ones move from five years old
1:57to 10 years old, you can't go back to five.
2:00Can't go back to seven.
2:03So we must be about our father's business on the front end.
2:07It is, and it should be instructive for us,
2:10that the first human institution
2:12that God created was the family with marriage
2:14at the center before modern iterations of civil government,
2:17before even the New Testament church,
2:20the first institution was the family.
2:23The family is the fundamental building block
2:25of all of society and civilization.
2:27It is likewise the fundamental building block
2:30of the church extending outward
2:32from the transformed, regenerate individual.
2:35So we would be very, very, very wise
2:41to respond according to God's view
2:43and the primacy that he places on the family.
2:46If you zoom out and look at all of the things
2:48we're attempting to confront societally,
2:50they all flow downstream from retrenchments
2:53and contractions that have transpired in the homes.
2:57That's just a simple reality.
2:59But we have the opportunity to reverse that
3:01and address it with a proactive stance,
3:06a proactive engagement.
3:08I understand that there's certain things that have happened
3:11and we can't go back and fix those,
3:12but guess what we can do?
3:14We can pick up and build from where we are.
3:17My hope and my prayers as the Lord continues to expand,
3:19this audience that there is a reduction
3:22in the quantity of people who would say,
3:24man, I wish I had known that when.
3:27But we have a quantity of people say,
3:28man, by God's grace, I am responding to His call for me
3:34to lead my families.
3:35And I say this, I get in trouble, people get upset with me,
3:37but I simply encourage you to examine this scripturally.
3:42When you search the scriptures, you'll find that the Lord
3:45says that the primary person's responsible
3:47for evangelizing, catacizing, and discipling children
3:50born to the Christian families are the parents.
3:53The church has a role, but it's supplementary
3:55secondary to the parents' roles. And so in the body of Christ, we need every joint to supply.
4:02That's why the whole concept of retirement is not one you find in Scripture. If you're
4:08in a place where you no longer have young children in your home, how could the Lord move you and
4:12utilize you for His glory to serve in additional capacities? The Lord has a grandparent's ministry.
4:19We have to talk about youth ministry. What about grandparent's ministry? Not whether
4:24the grandparents are being primarily poured into.
4:28Of course, they need that, absolutely.
4:29But when the grandparents are taking it upon themselves
4:32to recognize God has a specific place for them
4:35in his economy.
4:37As you're making your transition, man,
4:39let us do so with intentionality.
4:42Let's not spend ourselves everywhere else
4:45and neglect the home.
4:46No, we have to reverse that.
4:47As we seek to be faithful to the King of Kings
4:50and the Lord of Lords, that's faithfulness
4:52must begin in the homes.
4:54So the word of God we go.
4:56We've been in Proverbs chapter 18 quite a bit this week,
4:59and we're gonna go back to the book of Proverbs,
5:01the genre of the book of Proverbs is wisdom, literature.
5:05So we can evaluate individual Proverbs
5:07and plumb the depths of them individually.
5:10This is an uncommon phenomenon
5:14in biblical hermeneutics,
5:17but it is one that is appropriate.
5:18And this, the verse we want to delve into today
5:21Proverbs chapter 18 verse 9. And this, the wisdom contained in this scripture is
5:28something that I don't think many people have considered, but thanks be to God that
5:34he makes wise the simple through his holy word. This is what God says to us
5:39through his word. Proverbs chapter 18 verse 9, whoever is slack in his work is a
5:47is a brother to Him who destroys."
5:50I read that again.
5:53Whoever is slack in His work is a brother to Him who destroys.
6:02I would encourage you to note as a cross-reference for this scripture, Colossians chapter 3
6:10verses 23 and 24, because in Colossians 3, the scripture says,
6:18the Lord says to us through the Apostle Paul,
6:21whatever you do, work hardly as for the Lord and not for men,
6:27knowing that from the Lord, you will receive the inheritance
6:31as your reward.
6:34The notion that I'm saying that many people may not have
6:36considered is that we have lots of admonitions and scripture
6:41against laziness, the slothful.
6:44We have instructions to go to the ant you slugger
6:46and watch how the ant works,
6:48how the ant prepares for winter seasons
6:51in the fall and in the spring and in the summers
6:54because he knows the ant knows that the winter is coming.
6:57Whether the ant can't do in the winter,
6:59what it can do in the summer and the spring.
7:02But one of the things that we don't consider
7:05is what is the result of working sloppily,
7:09being slack in our engagements, being half-weight, half-doing it.
7:17You know, my mom used to say to me all the time,
7:19Ape the lazy man works the hardest.
7:22Why? Because the lazy man going to end up redoing what he started in the first place.
7:28You know, why not be diligent?
7:29Why not understand that the work that we do is a feature of worship unto the Lord?
7:34Well, one of the consequences of working sloppily and being slack in what we do,
7:39The scripture tells us, whoever is slack in his work is a brother to the destroyer.
7:45Think about that.
7:48Whoever is slack in his work is the close confidant, companion, brother of the destroyer.
7:59By discharging our duties in a haphazard, sloppy, slack manner, we make it easy.
8:07We make it easy for destruction to occur.
8:15Think about it this way.
8:18If you're building a construction, for example, you're building a house, which type of house
8:23you think is more difficult to destroy, one that is well built or one that is sloppily
8:27built.
8:30You know, I never forget reading on John Maynard Keynes and some of these Keynesian economists
8:35and other regressives, they would often lament.
8:39They would often complain about the fact that America's founders are too shrewd for
8:46them, that this whole idea of separating powers has made it so difficult to be able to consolidate
8:54power and to implement by force in short order our regressive agenda.
9:00You know, I often point people to the fact that, hey, you realize Venezuela, what not
9:05a Marxist state that Hugo Chavez was elected in 1998, that in a short amount of time you
9:12go from 1998 and by the time you hit 2013 there about you got starvation sent in in Venezuela,
9:22but regressives, you know, they call themselves progressives, they would complain, ah man,
9:28the founders would have just been too shrewd for us by having the foresight to separate
9:33powers is going to take a long march through the institutions as
9:40gramcy, postulated. Well, why is that the case? Because the work
9:46that was done early on, I would argue, inspired by the Lord, not
9:51special revelation like the Holy Word of God, but no doubt
9:53about it inspired by the Lord for the longest enduring
9:55constitution in the history of the world, that we're now
9:59approaching our 250th anniversary of our Declaration of Independence,
10:04No one in the cycle of nations 250 years can be a worry some time.
10:13And if God is gracious to us, what is before another nations will not happen here.
10:19But you look at why it's been so challenging and so difficult for the regressives is because
10:23the work and construct in this nation structurally has not been slack.
10:28But when we are slack in our work, we make it easy for the destroyer.
10:35Think about it in terms of family construction.
10:37Y'all hear me say it often, darkness is not an affirmative force, but it will reoccupy
10:43the space that is vacated by the light.
10:47Discipleship is a constant.
10:48If we are not affirmatively discipling our children, let me tell you something.
10:53Somebody is discipling them.
10:56And what did Jesus say?
10:57The student when fully trained?
11:00He's going to be just like the teacher.
11:05So if the student is trained, fortified with a biblical view of reality, understanding the
11:12supremacy of scripture, understanding the necessity of viewing all things through the
11:18light of God's Word, it's going to be really hard to destroy their construction.
11:28But if we build a slack manner, if we downshift to neutral, we allow Uncle Al G. Rythm, that's
11:38algorithm by the way. We allow Uncle Algae rhythm to parent our children.
11:42It's far easier to just stick them in front of a screen and then you let
11:47everybody from all around the world you know they might stumble across. Billy
11:51Eilish talking about stool and blah. This is what I know that we have some Canadians
11:58that watch the show and listen to the show. Do you realize that in Canada
12:01whatever they celebrate their Thanksgiving? Oftentimes the formal ceremonies include
12:05all of these land acknowledgments. You know what I'm saying? It's like dude this is
12:10such an ignorant thing, if you do any bit of study, you realize, you know, a lot of these
12:15tribes, y'all are referring to a so-called indigenous.
12:17How did they become indigenous?
12:19Because they conquered the people that were before them.
12:23You know, I read this phenomenon of the book, and I interviewed the author of the book, Dr.
12:26Jensen, here on this show, and they had names, and he tracks genetically using the Y chromosome
12:33from DNA strains, the migration of pre-Columbian people in the Americas, North America, Central
12:38in the migration as to how even in Native American histories,
12:44how you have histories of tribes conquering each other.
12:47Like, man, stop the badness. Stop the badness.
12:50You know, I'm Billie Eilish.
12:53You know, she's ignorant, but she's influential in her ignorance.
12:58We stick our children in front of the screens.
13:02We don't know who is influencing them, but guess who's not influential?
13:06Us.
13:08And the fundamental reality, and Mike Ferris says this a lot.
13:14Wherever our children spend the most time, that's what they're going to write the values.
13:21The scripture says whoever is slack in his work is a brother to him who destroys.
13:30The next time you have a conversation about the necessity of diligence and confronting the
13:34sinfulness of laziness, add this into the conversation.
13:38Hey, if you work in a slack manner, you are making it easier for the destroyer.
13:46You are making it easier for the destroyer.
13:52As the people of God, diligence, being thorough, being dependable, being reliable, being consistent,
14:02being trustworthy, that should be as natural, let me say it better, new natural to us as
14:08breathing.
14:11He who is slacking his work is a brother to him who destroys.
14:17and sisters, my prayer for us is that we would not be companions to the destroyer, but what
14:24we do, we do diligently.
14:28We do vigilantly.
14:31We do with intentionality and attention to detail because we do all that we do, heartily
14:42as unto the Lord, heartily as unto the Lord, because we work unto Him and not unto men.
14:51Because our work is worship, we will not be slapped.
14:56A discipleship minute with Joseph Parker.
15:04Love gives.
15:05Love seeks to bless.
15:06Love seeks to carry out the work and the will of God.
15:09That's an important truth to understand.
15:11The world often will say, I love you because you're pretty.
15:14I love you because you give me money or all sorts of things.
15:18But genuine love isn't a love that says I love you because.
15:22Someone says they love you,
15:23but they're always asking you for this and that.
15:26And they say, I love you so you should do this for me.
15:28Again, that doesn't sound like love
15:31based on what the Word of God teaches us.
15:33John 3 16 tells us for God,
15:34so love the world that he gave his only begotten son
15:38that whosoever believes on him should not perish,
15:40but have everlasting life.
15:42You know, when we're evangelizing and doing the work of disciple making, we're loving people.
15:48Remember, the Word of God and the Spirit of God teach us to live a lifestyle of ministry,
15:53reaching out to a world that desperately needs to be touched by the love of God.
16:04Shiting lightning to the darkness, this is the Hamilton Corner on American Family Radio.
16:11Welcome back to the Hamilton Corner, Abraham Hamilton the third.
16:14Here we are.
16:16What about 15 days away?
16:19from the family focus weekend at First Baptist Church,
16:22Simsboro, Louisiana February 20th through the 22nd.
16:26We are looking forward to this,
16:28and we're gonna be talking about some of these things
16:31that we're talking about right now
16:33in a more expansive fashion.
16:36My hope and prayer is that all who attend,
16:39including myself and my wife and my children,
16:42that we will leave this weekend further ready
16:47for the time and place that God has planted us.
16:49We don't have to be casualties of contemporary culture, guys.
16:54The Lord ordained us for this moment,
16:58but it's incumbent upon us to study
17:01to show ourselves approved,
17:02to commit ourselves to being fortified sufficiently
17:06so that we engage effectively, effectively.
17:12We can be who God has called us to be
17:16if we will give ourselves holy
17:19to the one
17:19who has called us
17:22if you are in the area or willing to come to the area it's a great opportunity
17:25to be a part of what god is doing really all over our country
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17:50I am looking forward to seeing you there,
17:53everybody who will come out,
17:55we're gonna have a wonderful time,
17:57worshiping the Lord together and being equipped
18:00to stand as something light in this time
18:02and in this place where God has deposited us.
18:05All right, today.
18:09A little bit of justice was served today.
18:16Ryan Wesley Routh, the man who attempted to assassinate President Trump at his golf club in Florida,
18:31he was tried several weeks ago and was sentenced today to life imprisonment plus 84 months.
18:41In other words, he never was supposed to get out of jail. Was sentenced to life imprisonment
18:46plus 84 months, 84 months, just today.
18:53Have a little bit of a report for you on that.
18:55Listen to and watch clip number three, clip three, go.
18:59Read as you said, Ryan Ralph just got sentenced
19:02to life in prison.
19:03He was convicted of attempting to assassinate
19:06a major presidential candidate among other charges,
19:09including assaulting a federal officer.
19:12I just heard from our producer Dan Shepherd
19:14who was in the courtroom for this.
19:16Ryan Routh did speak today and he's shown himself to be a wild card.
19:21I was told he had a 20 page essay.
19:23The judge let him read for about 15 minutes, but in it, he was saying something he said
19:27before, which is he offered to exchange himself for other political prisoners around the world
19:33in Hong Kong, in Ukraine, in Palestine, Gaza.
19:37He said that he would like to help their suffering, to alleviate it and take that away from them.
19:43He also says that he is all about peace.
19:45What the prosecution did was they reiterated their arguments and they say this was a premeditated crime
19:51He took months planning it. He was waiting
19:54Along the fence at Trump's golf course as he was just golfing one hole away
19:59And the only reason this was stopped they say is because of a secret service agent who spotted Ralph
20:07Couple more of the facts
20:10this
20:12Criminal many guys image with the agent of Satan I would argue nonetheless
20:19was tried and convicted by the federal jury and all five counts charged in the
20:24indictment for the attempted assassination of then presidential
20:28candidate Donald Trump. In spite of his ridiculous ramblings, he was tried in
20:39September 2025 after a two-week trial in Fort Pierce, Florida. The jury found him
20:43guilty of all five counts, including a sort of a federal law enforcement
20:49officer in multiple firearms offenses.
20:52And as you heard, he's been sentenced to life in prison
20:57in an additional 84 months.
21:00Now, I just still have questions though, you know?
21:04The first question that I don't believe
21:08was disseminated broadly,
21:11is how did this dude know President Trump
21:13was gonna be at the golf course that day?
21:15I mean, are we gonna ever get down to the fact that,
21:20okay, you will even say that this was a premeditated
21:24crawl that he planned to accomplish.
21:26How does this kind of dude get the 45th president
21:30of the United States and the primary contender
21:34to be the 47th president of the United States?
21:36How do you get his itinerary?
21:41We gonna find out how that happened.
21:43And the reason why I'm asking this question
21:44is because we have to learn when incidents
21:47this occur so that we can prevent them from reoccurring in the future.
21:51How does this guy get the president's itinerary?
21:57And if that is not enough of the consideration, how does this guy get the president's itinerary
22:02a couple months after you got shot in the face?
22:06Mm-hmm.
22:09It's not like there was a lack of awareness that you had people literally trying to kill
22:16Donald Trump.
22:20How does that happen?
22:21And why are we on the subject?
22:22Anybody got any more information about how,
22:26what, a 20-something-year-old climbs up,
22:33what about a football, less than a football field away,
22:36on the building that's literally right in plain sight
22:39of the platform where President Trump was speaking, huh?
22:44And we gonna get any more information about that?
22:45Or are we just supposed to just move on?
22:51Yes, I'm grateful.
22:53There's some modicum of justice applied here.
22:57but this is absurd, man.
23:00And these are not like,
23:01these are the questions are deeply involved.
23:04And these are basic questions
23:06that any thinking person would have.
23:11I mean, how does he know to set up shop
23:16on one hole away from where the President Trump is golfing?
23:28These are things, man, that just,
23:31You can probably tell.
23:35They bother me.
23:36You want to know what something else that bothers me?
23:39And I had this story yesterday, but I didn't get into it because I wanted to get some more
23:43information before I got into this yesterday.
23:48Is anybody really ready to pay attention to this?
23:51Why is it that there seems to be a consistent phenomenon of people traipsing around our country
23:59with biological materials and they just so happen, they just so happen to be Chinese.
24:07And how does this continue to happen?
24:10How does it just so happen that the nation that has gone on record saying that their objective
24:15prior to 2050 is to supplant the United States of America as a prominent, the most dominant
24:21superpower in the world?
24:26I brought it, I brought attention to this with Dr. Leeper and others before the Schmovit
24:32Wuhan flu was popularized.
24:36And I know our media forgets, but I keep bringing this up.
24:38I talked to you about, man, you have these Chinese nationals working with researchers
24:43at prominent American universities.
24:46You have, you have several of these folks that happen to be catching flights out of Massachusetts,
24:51working with some of the Ivy Leagues, working with some of the prominent research institutions.
24:56found on planes with biological material and vials and socks on airplanes.
25:02Why does this keep happening?
25:04And now we're having illegal bio-lapse popping up in America, connected to, operated by, owned
25:17by Chinese nationals.
25:20So what am I talking about first?
25:21Because I want to go back a little bit.
25:23I want to go back a little bit.
25:25In 2022, in 2022, a man by the name of Jai Bei Zu, who is Chinese.
25:39Here in America, here in America, turns out he's fled from Canada.
25:47Oh, yeah.
25:48fled from Canada because there was a $330 million verdict rendered against him in Canada, and
25:55they didn't collect that.
25:59He leaves Canada and he was, he was, he was, he was popped in Canada for stealing American
26:04intellectual property.
26:06Was a subject of a $330 million verdict.
26:09He flees Canada.
26:10And what happens?
26:11He enters United States of America illegally from the North.
26:16And I don't wonder why we need to, we need to do a better job of stopping the illegal immigration
26:21of that country.
26:23People coming into that country illegally.
26:24Hello.
26:26So this Jaibe Zufellow was discovered in 2022 as a result of a code enforcement officer.
26:38A code enforcement officer discovered that he was operating an illegal biological lab in
26:44Reed, California.
26:46Yes.
26:47In Reed, California, the code enforcement officer discovered thousands of vials of biological
26:54substances, including vials that were labeled as pathogens like HIV, tuberculosis, malaria,
27:07hepatitis, Ebola, and of course, schmovid-19.
27:12Don't leave out of schmovid.
27:15Don't leave out schmovid.
27:17In addition to vials labeled as these pathogens, they also found about 1,000 mice.
27:24Mm-hmm.
27:251,000 mice, guys, I'm telling you, get out and make this stuff up.
27:311,000 mice whose immune systems had been genetically modified to mimic the human immune system.
27:40Yes, yes, yes, yes.
27:42One lab worker told officials that the transgenic mice were altered to catch and carry the COVID-19
27:49virus.
27:51Also, dead mice were disposed of from this really California facility without the use
27:58of a licensed medical waste hauler.
28:01And when you had officials who handled, unfortunately, these roughly 1,000 mice, they got sick.
28:12Now I have a question maybe maybe Bob and Jeff can help me out. Who was an officer to 2022?
28:17Don't matter what remind me. I kind of I kind of did what he did on the debate stage
28:23forgot
28:24my scream man this
28:30Jai Bay Zoo fellow also
28:32adopted the false name of David he alright now
28:392022 well
28:43Just a couple days ago in Las Vegas. Yeah. Y'all want to guess what they found
28:49In Las Vegas, listen to and watch clip number two, go.
28:57Investigators in Las Vegas Monday,
29:00peeling back the curtain, sharing more information
29:03on how they discovered a secret bio lab in the city.
29:06Over a week ago, LVNPD received limited information
29:10indicating that laboratory equipment
29:12and potentially hazardous materials were being stored
29:15at a residence in the northeast part of our town.
29:18Inside a locked garage in the home, police say they found vials and refrigerators, but
29:24could not say if any infectious diseases were present in the lab.
29:28During the raid, a police say they arrested the property manager for disposing hazardous
29:33materials, but say they do not believe he is the one in charge.
29:37The main suspect for the second lab is Chinese National J.B.
29:41Zoo.
29:42He is the same man accused of running the lab in Riedley.
29:45The 62 year old has been behind bars for nearly three years.
29:49Now, this is one of these phenomenon you ever, you ever heard of how like the big time drug
29:55dealers are still running the operations from jail from, right?
29:58This is same situation here.
30:00So you have now the same dude who had the really California lab operating illegally is
30:07now is also the owner of this house in Las Vegas.
30:12Well, it's a residence.
30:15It's a residential facility.
30:17And what do they find?
30:20They find a locked portion of the house that has all kind of refrigerators and things in
30:29it where there are vials, biological material, pathogens, unknown liquid substances, refrigerators,
30:38freezers, laboratory type equipment that looks identical to the items that were discovered
30:44from the Reedley, California, home.
30:48This same fellow, I have his name, Jai Bejou Zu is the owner of this house.
31:01Why is it that we keep finding this amazing connection between Chinese nationals and biological
31:10materials all over our country?
31:13You think we should probably start paying attention to that?
31:16You think?
31:17I mean, even after you know, we had the whole Wuhan flu and China knew the Wuhan flu was
31:25spreading so much.
31:26So, well, they locked down travel from Wuhan to anywhere else in China, but you could fly
31:32from Wuhan to the U.S.
31:34Ain't that something?
31:35Ain't that something?
31:42This is just wild, man.
31:45And you know, I hate to keep bringing this stuff up, but I told you guys about Charles
31:50and yanking Yi and Zao Zong Zang and and all of these people and she's happening over and over and over and over.
31:58Don't you think it's about time we kind of figured out and made a determination that we probably should pay a little bit more attention to this?
32:05Hmm, I think so. I think so.
32:10Jiabe Zu, the Chinese citizen who was associated with the communist regime.
32:17Oh, and did I mention that Zu would receive random deposits of millions of dollars from
32:24Chinese communist Chinese banks?
32:26Hmm, I wonder what those payments were for.
32:32I wonder what they got what they got those payments for.
32:35It kind of makes you think, doesn't it?
32:41This is crazy, guys.
32:44And while this is happening, you have people upset that we're actually doing things to enforce
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34:15Welcome back to the Hamilton Corner, Abraham Hamilton III.
34:18Here, people have asked me, hey, did you see the latest?
34:21That's three and a half million pages of Epstein related documents that were released,
34:26you know, after guys, this is one of the most embarrassing portions of the Trump administration.
34:34And y'all know equal opportunity to truth tellers, in my opinion, he should have terminated
34:38Pam Bondi long ago.
34:41She has been the greatest liability.
34:43And when I'm talking about Pam Bondi's liabilities to the Trump administration, you can't say
34:49Liabilities and Trump administration without recognizing that she is still in her position
34:52because President Trump hasn't fired her.
34:55Now just being aware of how politics works, you've had the end of the first calendar year
35:01coming upon us.
35:03It's very possible, if not likely.
35:05Now I'm not saying this because I have any sign of information.
35:08I'm just saying based on observing politics for a while, I wouldn't be surprised if we
35:14have a new Attorney General in the not too distant future.
35:18as we approach the midterm elections,
35:21but you cannot have a person who says,
35:25oh, I got the Epstein files.
35:27And by the way, remember President Trump campaigned
35:29on releasing some of this stuff.
35:30At least Casper Tell said some of these things out front.
35:34So then Pam Vondy goes on national television and says,
35:36hey, I got the Epstein files.
35:38They were on my desk.
35:39I'm going to release them on this date.
35:41Then you host a press event where you call
35:45social media personalities and influences to the White House and you distribute
35:50white binders that purport to have information.
35:53Only for those people to get home and find out,
35:58mmm, everything and then that. And then you see
36:06like the stuff and we've had indications this kind of stuff all
36:10before but you have the email from Epstein to himself
36:14which kind of is an indication he's trying to hold stuff to black male people
36:17where he says, yeah, I just got to throw him Bill Gates.
36:20And he's been, he asked me if he can help
36:24get him some antibiotics, because he'd been with these,
36:27and he was sitting on Passomon to his wife.
36:32And this is a dude these people trust with vaccines?
36:35If he'll do that to his own wife,
36:38of course Bill Gates has said that that's not true.
36:41He said it's not true.
36:43But Melinda Gates has said the reason why she divorced Bill
36:45Gates was because of Epstein.
36:48So again, you don't have to be a sleuth.
36:50You don't have to be expected gadget, you know, go go gadget.
36:54Monical, you know, she said, I divorced this pump because of Epstein.
36:59That's what she said.
37:00All right.
37:03It's an entire episode, that's a train wreck, but there are certain things that are just simply
37:09uncontervertible.
37:11Like the case in Florida that led to, you know, Alice Acosta resigning from the first Trump
37:15administration when he was a US attorney in Florida, this dude indicted on multiple accounts,
37:22with sex trafficking and all this other kind of stuff.
37:25Then all of a sudden, you get the plea deal
37:27where everything serves no federal time,
37:30but it serves 13 months in state prison
37:33on prostitution charges.
37:35Now let me just tell you,
37:37what may not be obvious, prostitution usually,
37:39in most jurisdictions is a misdemeanor.
37:42So to have a prostitution set up,
37:44to where of course you have quantity of offense,
37:46and things like that,
37:47you don't usually have people to get state prison time
37:49because of prostitution related charges.
37:53then you also have the sex offender registration identified there.
37:57And then you have, I mean, this is just factual information.
38:01When Acosta was asked, well, that's kind of a sweetheart deal.
38:05What happens in Acosta's response is because he's of intelligence.
38:09Of course, that's going to cause people to wonder.
38:12And then you have, you know, Ghislaine Maxwell, I think if that's how you pronounce her name,
38:17who since to 20 years in prison, and her charges were conspiracy to entice minors
38:23to travel to engage in illegal sex acts,
38:25conspiracy to transport,
38:26minus to participate in illegal sex acts,
38:27transporting a minor to participate in illegal sex acts,
38:29and sex trafficking conspiracy,
38:31and sex trafficking of a minor,
38:33trafficking to whom, and to where, and for what?
38:38You can't traffic to the ether, you know?
38:42So these are things that causes people to have questions.
38:45I really think it's a dual course phenomenon,
38:48and because it's so ugly and so murky
38:52that you have kind of a mutual assured destruction thing,
38:57But it is the Trump administration that has made this
39:00into as big a deal as it has been.
39:04And the simple reality is that many people
39:07who supported President Trump did so in anticipation
39:11with good reason, I would argue,
39:13of him bringing a sledgehammer to this two-tier justice system.
39:18So a lot of the problems,
39:19and even some people say, well, it's a distraction,
39:21it's a distraction that's largely caused
39:23by the Trump administration.
39:25You can't have an attorney general to go out and say,
39:27hey i got the binders i got the files they're all my desk i'm about to release
39:31them
39:32and then
39:33doing about face and say you know what i don't have the files and then say this
39:37the no let me say this
39:38who i i don't have the files because there's an f there's their f p i officials in
39:43new york that are keeping me from getting the files
39:46when f p i serves under your auspices as attorney general
39:51that you have to ever thought
39:53to hold accountable and then after that come back and say on up you know what
39:56there are no files.
39:59There are they don't exist.
40:00Guys, this is what they did.
40:01This is what they said.
40:02There are no files.
40:03They do not exist.
40:05And then after that, say, oh, by the way, we found some files here, a million pages of it.
40:10And then we found some more here, three and a half million more pages.
40:14God, this isn't saying cold.
40:17That's just you stupid.
40:19That is ridiculous.
40:21And in addition to that, with all of the other scandals, the things that Tosi
40:25Gabbitt revealed, you know, all these other things that have been unfolded.
40:28You've heard me say over and over again, somebody wake me up when somebody is going to jail.
40:36You cannot have all of these things brewing and percolating in their areas.
40:43No one held accountable.
40:45No one?
40:50Well someone said, well Abe who will take the job after paying body?
40:55I can think of some people.
40:58I can think of some people.
41:00I strongly believe, I don't have the evidence to prove this.
41:03I strongly believe this is the reason why Dan Bongino left the administration.
41:08I strongly believe it.
41:12Oh, had no cattle.
41:14Yeah.
41:16It's just, it's just, it's just sad.
41:18It's, it's, it's a problem of the Trump administration's own causing.
41:22And I, I think he would be naive to think that's going to go away.
41:29The Trump administration has had tremendous wins on the foreign policy front, but a lot
41:36of, a lot of the domestic stuff, a lot of the domestic stuff.
41:41needs to be more advanced manor. There's more I can see about that, but I wanted to get to
41:44this. And I hope people are awake and aware by now. Because I recorded the commentary that
41:51will be coming out soon describing the moderate ruse. The whole idea of there being popular
42:02so-called moderate Democrat elected officials, guys, it's a rule, ruse. It is a tactical campaign
42:11rules that is pulled out when you have Democrats attempting to get elected in, you know, in
42:19a kind of a mixed jurisdiction.
42:22I mean, Virginia was just one by Glenn Yunken.
42:25You had a Republican sweep at the top of the ticket with the governor, the lieutenant governor
42:31and the attorney general.
42:32You've had an exact about face on that with this last election in Virginia.
42:38And you know, Abigail Spanberger ran as, you know, she called herself a moderate and a pragmatist
42:47and a bipartisan problem solver who would reach across the aisle.
42:54And she's been in office all of five minutes.
42:57And she's just doing things like, you know, a brand new sales tax, 4.3% on Uber each Amazon
43:06and other deliveries, 4.3%, a new tax.
43:09A new sales tax on admissions to a wide variety of businesses.
43:13A new higher tax bracket of 8 and 10% on people making over $600,000.
43:19A new 10% tax bracket for anyone making over $1 million.
43:24A 3.8% investment tax on top of state income taxes.
43:27Just a brand new one.
43:29A brand new one.
43:30Raise a hotel tax.
43:32You know a new personal property tax on landscaping equipment.
43:35I mean, if you cut and grass, guess what?
43:38That law more you got?
43:40Guess what?
43:41You got a tax on that?
43:42That Bush hog you got in the garage?
43:44New tax on that in Virginia?
43:48A ban on gas powered leaf blowers?
43:51Guaranteed illegal aliens for education,
43:54making it illegal to just have a conversation
43:57with anybody heading to an abortion clinic,
43:59extending the time that absentee ballots
44:02can be received in Virginia after the election day.
44:07election day, election day.
44:11We're going to take ballots after the election day is over, allowing people to cast their
44:15votes electronically through the internet, also adding Virginia to the National Popular
44:20Vote Compact.
44:22Who cares about the Electoral College?
44:24And we know what's remarkable.
44:25She's doing this from the land of James Madison.
44:30James Madison is the one who developed the Electoral College ideologically, the ideal for it.
44:36who cares, you know, expanding ranked choice voting in Virginia, extending the deadline
44:43for ballot curing to one week after election day.
44:49Uh huh.
44:51Redacting the addresses of political candidates from Freedom of Information Act requests,
44:56making it illegal.
44:57Listen to this, making it illegal to hand count ballots.
45:01Why would you want it to be illegal to hand count ballots?
45:04Wow, wow.
45:05Wow, why would you want that to be illegal?
45:09A new $500 sales tax on firearms suppressors,
45:13a ban on what they call quote-unquote assault weapons,
45:16not defining it, in large capacity magazines,
45:19an additional 11% sales tax on all firearms
45:22and ammunition in the state,
45:24prohibiting outdoor shooting of a firearm on land
45:27less than five acres, lowering criminal penalties
45:30for robberies, banning the arrests of illegal aliens
45:34at courthouses, it goes on and on and on and she been in office about 7.3 minutes, 7.3
45:44minutes. The whole purpose of this conversation guys is to eradicate the notion of the moderate
45:54Democrat because frankly there are no moderate Democrats in popular elections. You may find some
46:02on the lower levels, perhaps maybe, not very likely.
46:08But whenever you hear that term,
46:10employ it, beware, because the candidate is attempting a ruse,
46:15because once electoral power has been secured,
46:19get ready, Moslkai marks Levy, it's about to let loose.
46:26And again, we shouldn't be surprised
46:28because even after Charlie Kirk's assassination,
46:34she has a running mate in the new,
46:37Think about this, the attorney general, the chief law enforcement officer in the entire
46:40state is a dude who wished for his political opponents' children to die.
46:45And for them to die, and for him to be able to desecrate their graves and they elected
46:50that.
46:51So the question doesn't all of that have to be passed by the state legislatures?
46:56Yes.
46:57And guess what they have in their legislatures?
46:58Democrat majorities.
47:00So there are bills matriculating through the Virginia legislature right now that it's
47:04all part, huh?
47:05Yeah, they have a triad.
47:07They have full, full sweep.
47:09The House of the Virginia House of Delegates, the Virginia State Senate, and the Governor's
47:13Office are all manned by the Democrat majorities and the Democrat elected officials.
47:23Now I think there is some conversation that should be had because I think when some Sears
47:29is a phenomenal woman, but I think there's some blame to be offered for how the campaign
47:40went, you know, but the purpose of this conversation is to let you know that the idea of the moderate
47:50Democrat is a campaign tactic.
47:53It is a ruse.
47:55It is a ruse.
47:59And she campaigned on reaching across the aisles.
48:03There is nothing about this agenda that indicates reaching across the aisles.
48:06This is also something that, you know, very plain, plain that Republicans need to understand
48:12because for some reason when Democrats get the clean sweep
48:17peddle us to the medal in terms of the regressive agenda.
48:21Republicans have that, they tend to, oh, I don't, golly gee, I don't know if we want to do that.
48:27We don't need to, we need to do that.
48:30Oh man.
48:38So just be aware and
48:43people need to need to take note that is a root.
48:46I mean, Abigail Spamberger campaigned as an entirely different person.
48:53In her first seven minutes in office, she's governing consistent with her party's national
49:00priorities.
49:02And here's the thing that should be an additional kick in the pants.
49:08Glenn Youngkin left the state with a $2.7 billion surplus, a $2.7 billion surplus.
49:16So why do you need all of these new taxes?
49:20Because taxing away the middle class is straight out of the regressive
49:28playbook. That's why. To keep doing the same things, we're gonna keep getting the same results.
49:35The views and opinions expressed in this broadcast may not necessarily reflect
49:44those of the American Family Association or American Family Radio.

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