Salt losing its savor gives rise to the political theater we saw at the State of the Union Address.

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25. 1:11They call him Jason, you know what I mean?
26. 1:13Anyway, at this very moment, many of you,
27. 1:16if not most of you are making your transition
28. 1:17from your part time jobs, where you generate an income
29. 1:20to your full time jobs, where you and I, we all do it.
30. 1:26We cultivate an outcome.
31. 1:27And as you do so, I want to remind you to do so
32. 1:29with intentionality, understanding the primacy
33. 1:31that God places on family.
34. 1:36Man, I am, I got so many thoughts going through my mind
35. 1:41at the moment, you know, took some time to digest
36. 1:45the state of the union address, you know.
37. 1:49I feel like the state of the union address came,
38. 1:51it included obviously President Trump's remarks,
39. 1:55but all of the histrionics, he got, you know,
40. 2:01Joyless Read with her people stated it is just I think all of it really is indicative of I
41. 2:10Won't say the comprehensive
42. 2:13Population of our country meaning me. I mean let me say that better. I don't meet every single person in a nation is represented by that
43. 2:20but
44. 2:21Some of the most influential sectors of our society was represented in this
45. 2:26Address including the shenanigans and Tom Foolery in the audience
46. 2:29some of the things that did not go addressed, you know.
47. 2:36But anyway, before I get into all of that,
48. 2:40I remind you about your full-time job,
49. 2:43and which is also my full-time job with regularity,
50. 2:48because we have to, and I know it may sound like,
51. 2:50you know, I'm DJ Jazzy Jeff,
52. 2:54with my repetitious mixes concerning making disciples,
53. 3:02but guys, the only way forward for our nation is
54. 3:04through proclaiming the Lord's gospel and making disciples.
55. 3:07That's the only way, that's the only way.
56. 3:11And the more we seek to find alternative investments
57. 3:16and to pour ourselves into other areas
58. 3:20without attending to the disciple making function,
59. 3:24that we are setting ourselves up for disappointment, sure.
60. 3:29But we create room for the types of things
61. 3:33that we're witnessing on the national stage.
62. 3:37I've said it repeatedly, I will continue to say it.
63. 3:41I am grateful for people on the front lines.
64. 3:43I'm grateful for having a man who I personally know
65. 3:48is a brother in the faith
66. 3:50as the speaker of the House of Representatives.
67. 3:52And I know people have all kinds of things
68. 3:54that wanna say I know that to be true personally.
69. 3:57But if we have all of the offices,
70. 4:00man, by people that we appreciate and respect,
71. 4:02but we are not making disciples within our nation's populace.
72. 4:07We are going to continue to see what we have seen.
73. 4:13I mean, we often say it in passing,
74. 4:15I've said it in passing things like,
75. 4:18JFK couldn't get elected in today's Democrat party.
76. 4:24Guys, it's a fact that Marxists have overthrown
77. 4:29the Democrat party.
78. 4:30That's a fact.
79. 4:32That's why you had Abigail Spannberger,
80. 4:35who campaigned as a moderate, who was governing as a Marxist,
81. 4:38to do the response.
82. 4:39That's why you have the New York City Islamianist as mayor.
83. 4:48And you have this, it's so laughable when I saw that,
84. 4:54I was almost speechless for about 30 seconds.
85. 4:57And what I'm talking about, I saw that Mom Donnie
86. 5:02invited emergency snow shovelers.
87. 5:07I don't give you that.
88. 5:09and the emergency snow shovelers had to show
89. 5:12several forms of identification to shovel snow.
90. 5:16Jeff, they had to have two photos,
91. 5:20two versions of official ID,
92. 5:22Aniston Social Security card to shovel snow in New York City.
93. 5:31And somebody's saying folks,
94. 5:32because he's a member of the Democratic
95. 5:33Socialists of America.
96. 5:36That's the political affiliation that
97. 5:38Mom-dominis has, has.
98. 5:41And the DSA opposes voter ID.
99. 5:46Now think about that, you gotta have ID to shovel snow,
100. 5:52but you don't not.
101. 5:54We don't want you to have to have an ID to vote.
102. 5:57Now somebody squared that circle for me.
103. 6:01This is why guys, to the word we go,
104. 6:04to the word of God we go,
105. 6:05because you cannot make sense of this insanity.
106. 6:07It is beyond logic.
107. 6:12The brother Abdu Murray coined the phrase,
108. 6:15a post-truth culture.
109. 6:16We are far afield from post-modernism.
110. 6:20That ship has sailed.
111. 6:24When you have people who will endorse and support
112. 6:30identification being required to shovel snow,
113. 6:35but the same people will not support identification,
114. 6:39voter identification to vote,
115. 6:42is because they want to make it easier
116. 6:44to cheat during the vote, and they are no longer ashamed to say that publicly.
117. 6:53To the word of God we go, Matthew chapter 5, man.
118. 6:57Verses 13 through 16, this is a part of Jesus' longest recorded sermon, the sermon on the
119. 7:02Mount, and he says this, you are the salt of the earth.
120. 7:07If the salt has become tasteless, how can it be made salty again?
121. 7:13It is no longer good for anything except to be thrown out and trampled under foot by men.
122. 7:20You are the light of the world.
123. 7:22A city set on a hill cannot be hidden, nor does anyone light a lamp and put it under a basket,
124. 7:29but on the lampstand.
125. 7:31And it gives light to all who are in the house.
126. 7:34Let your light shine before men in such a way that they may see your good works and glorify
127. 7:42your Father who is in heaven."
128. 7:49The Father's glory is the objective of our sultan light duty.
129. 7:55The Father's glory.
130. 7:59The Father's glory and seeing the eternal family of God expanded as individual image
131. 8:06bearers surrendered themselves to Him in faith and repentance and experience regeneration.
132. 8:16The Father is glorified as these people who have been born again by the power of the Spirit
133. 8:21of God.
134. 8:27Their eyes are opened to the transcendent value of living, surrendered lives, living lives
135. 8:39of surrender.
136. 8:40I've explained numerous times on this show, and this is just one aspect of, you know, of
137. 8:50my life.
138. 8:51But I never sought to be on the radio.
139. 8:57I never sought a microphone.
140. 9:01So I was speaking at any event in a child's ass, how do you, what do you do to get into
141. 9:05radio?
142. 9:06What did you do to get into radio was a question.
143. 9:08And I said, honestly, I can't answer that question
144. 9:09because I didn't do anything to get into radio.
145. 9:12What I found to be the most effective life advice
146. 9:18is to obey the Lord's leading.
147. 9:24If you've been listening to this show,
148. 9:25or watching this show for any length of time,
149. 9:27you know my testimony in this regard
150. 9:29that I didn't join the American Family Association
151. 9:31to do anything on the radio.
152. 9:34The only thing at that time, I sense the Lord leading me
153. 9:36toward was when AFA's president informed me that their general counsel was preparing to
154. 9:43retire and they wanted me to be the replacement for the retiring the outgoing general counsel.
155. 9:53My agreement was solely to do the legal side, the legal work that I still continue to do
156. 9:57now behind the scenes.
157. 9:59That was the only thing I was agreeing to do.
158. 10:03But because God is smarter than we are, wiser than we are because he knows the end of a
159. 10:07thing from the beginning, he knew that his plan was for me to be right here behind this
160. 10:12microphone right now.
161. 10:14I didn't know that.
162. 10:15But what I did know is that the God that I had entrusted my eternity to and with whom
163. 10:27I was blessed to cultivate a relationship with was worthy of being trusted with my life
164. 10:34direction.
165. 10:35That's what I did know.
166. 10:40And what an adventure it has been following the Lord.
167. 10:43of things have occurred that led to me meeting my life partner, my wife, my best friend, which
168. 10:59drives me to this, the first verse that we read, if the salt has lost his saver, man,
169. 11:03what is it good for? What is it good for? We have too much of the professing body of Christ,
170. 11:10chasing the acclaim, the approval of the world. And it's a fool's errand because the world
171. 11:20will only accept you on its terms.
172. 11:25To say it differently, the world only accepts worldliness.
173. 11:30Why isn't it enough to be peculiar?
174. 11:35What is it about Christ that makes him unworthy
175. 11:42of following even when it makes us unpopular?
176. 11:46With the broad road, instead of being salt and light,
177. 11:52man, we've largely become lightly salted.
178. 11:54We try to out world the world,
179. 11:55We're trying to out-entertain the world.
180. 11:57We really feel good about ourselves
181. 12:00when the world recognizes our claim.
182. 12:03It's kinda like the Christians wanting a Grammy.
183. 12:07And I understand that the Grammy awards
184. 12:09represent kinda the zenith of accomplishment for music.
185. 12:15But why do we care?
186. 12:16Why do you care so much?
187. 12:18And I'm not trying to be like a funny duddy.
188. 12:19Everybody enjoys being appreciated,
189. 12:22especially if you have a skill or a profession
190. 12:25or something you've worked at.
191. 12:27I enjoy thoroughly seeing people execute something they've dedicated themselves to for their entire lives
192. 12:32Some things more than others. We just had the Olympics
193. 12:35Somebody had to explain to me how curling became an Olympic sport
194. 12:38Because if you ask me what it is, you know, you're rolling a ball and we played cool can in the one
195. 12:44It's called cool can we know nothing about quick cricket really cool can't really just cricket
196. 12:48But they're using they call them things the stones rolling on ice and then they using the Swiffer Dusters
197. 12:53You could swiffer faster
198. 12:55You know, so that's not one I appreciate, you know, and then the lose can they what is the lose the lose? You just I
199. 13:05Call that nap time when I'm from you know who can get the best nap posture that that's an Olympic sport
200. 13:10So that's not included but man being able to see
201. 13:12Like skis or whatever I appreciate people have a skill that they've dedicated themselves to this Xs shows exercise of self-discipline
202. 13:19Seeking to maximize their talent to accomplish different things
203. 13:23So understand that people enjoy being appreciative of different things
204. 13:26but I'm talking about for us as believers.
205. 13:29Why do we care?
206. 13:30Why do we care if the world thinks we're great?
207. 13:33Why?
208. 13:35Why?
209. 13:38And this is not the case universally.
210. 13:40I'm not saying I know everybody's hearts,
211. 13:41everybody's minds, but often that is the case because
212. 13:47we think little of Jesus.
213. 13:50Jesus's approval is not enough.
214. 13:56And I'm thinking about this, the salt losing its savor,
215. 14:02The consistent effort to cast off our American system of government is because as John Adams said,
216. 14:09our nation, our nation's constitution is only adequate for religious and moral people.
217. 14:17The religion John Adams was talking about was Christianity. Our constitutional form of government
218. 14:22is wholly inadequate for the governance of any other. What we see tumbling around us guys is simply
219. 14:31the revelation of the necessity for the gospel to be propounded once again in
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237. 15:49Just was, I was just reflecting on the state of the union address and, um, you
238. 15:53know, President Trump appropriately highlighted, um, quite pointedly the
239. 15:59insanity that insanity that's present in the Democrat party.
240. 16:04Um, and then he did it.
241. 16:06He was a pro, it was right for him to do so, you know, it doesn't matter.
242. 16:11I've said it before, President Trump can cure cancer and people will say, oh,
243. 16:20President Trump's cancer elimination strategy is a problem. You know, it's crazy. And they want to
244. 16:30acknowledge the reduction in inflation and the strength of the stock market. And I understand the
245. 16:36stock market is not the economy. And we should never conflict the stock market with the economy.
246. 16:41but it is an economic factor. It is a factor that should be considered. But we have to come to grips
247. 16:50with some things that are just, they are signs of the difficulty of our times.
248. 17:05How do we, have we wrestled with the fact that we have people like Rashida Tlaib and Ilhan Omar
249. 17:17in our Congress. That is just wild. I mean, these people are radicals and I believe that
250. 17:31they are at a minimum, I would say, demonically charged. I mean, Rashida Tlaib, am I tripping?
251. 17:51Or was she wearing watermelon earrings, which indicated her solidarity with the the terrorists in Gaza, you know, like Hamas.
252. 18:04You know, she's wearing watermelon earrings and solidarity with these people.
253. 18:11And it is documented evidence that these people murdered babies and old people and raped us.
254. 18:26Used rape as a tactic.
255. 18:31I'm not struggling to communicate necessarily.
256. 18:41I'm struggling to be very careful in what I say.
257. 18:48Because this is our National Congress.
258. 18:55And I get it.
259. 18:57Like people will say, well Abe,
260. 18:59You know, I'm not from the district that elected her and I'm not, but she has been elected in her
261. 19:06involvement in our Congress affects all of us. You have Ilhan Omar who was stated that she's in
262. 19:23Congress to advocate for the interests of Somalia. Think about that. And just a couple weeks ago,
263. 19:35when they had the hearing on the rise of Sharia in America and you had we referred to the Muslim
264. 19:41Brotherhood document that says they want that the Muslim Brotherhood intends to use our own legal
265. 19:46system against us. You have you know predictable you know Democrat regressive being thrown out
266. 19:57of the state of union even after you had everything that happened previously you still still gonna
267. 20:00put on that show and and there's been a degradation of our Congress you know to to political theater
268. 20:08man, it's political theater. It is political theater. So President Trump's broadside against
269. 20:17these regressives was appropriate. But in addition to things that were done and said that were problematic,
270. 20:25did you also notice that President Trump didn't say anything about abortion? You know, you'll recall
271. 20:31in his first administration that he repeatedly described himself as the most pro-life president
272. 20:36in American history. I mean, notice none of that talk is happening these days. And guys,
273. 20:44and I understand, I know, you know, about political expediency and all of these things.
274. 20:52And, and I also, and one, I understand that President Trump has his own ideology. He is not a,
275. 20:58a, a, a constitutionalist. And I was, as I would describe it, he's more of a pragmatic populist.
276. 21:05I get that. But for the status of our country, I mean, because this is a state of the union address,
277. 21:16it's interesting to me that while you have the histrionics going on in the audience,
278. 21:25the Republican president is speaking, but there's no conversation concerning the protection of
279. 21:29innocent human life. No, I understand it's not it's not politically expedient to talk about this.
280. 21:37But we have what we have in this binary generally in our country, we have the
281. 21:47Democrat Party that has been taken over. That has been taken over. I mean we could
282. 21:52talk about the history. There used to be a Communist Party USA. It still exists but
283. 21:58many of its former members simply have become Democrats. You know and then you
284. 22:02have the Republican Party largely that enjoys playing the role of spunky
285. 22:09minority party, you know, like, it's just tailors old, old as
286. 22:14time. When the Democrats, I'm sorry, when the Republicans are
287. 22:18the majority in the Senate, they don't really do much. But
288. 22:22they make red meat, conservative speeches in campaign for elections.
289. 22:26But they don't really do anything like, like the whole idea
290. 22:30of requiring the filibuster rule to be tweaked ever so slightly
291. 22:36to require any US senator that wants to filibuster
292. 22:40a measure or a vote that you actually have to be physically present in the Senate chamber and speak.
293. 22:48Is that, do you see that as a high bar? Jeff, do you see that as a high bar? If you want to do a filibuster,
294. 22:58you got to actually, you have to actually be in the Senate and talk. But what we have, and they call it a fake
295. 23:07filibuster, I can't really even call it a fake filibuster. You just got, well we have now, we have the filibuster email.
296. 23:12And so the way the filibuster email works is well, I don't like this measure.
297. 23:18I don't like this vote.
298. 23:19I'm going to send my email.
299. 23:21I'm going to send my text massage and tell everybody I don't like this and I don't
300. 23:26want us to vote on it.
301. 23:27So filibuster and then then you go to the Hamptons and the entire business of the
302. 23:35Senate as it applies to this measure.
303. 23:41It doesn't know to go for it.
304. 23:42And it is a thing.
305. 23:43The email filibuster or the text message filibuster.
306. 23:47Well, a lot of Senate to go do other stuff.
307. 23:49See the whole point of the filibuster of the once most deliberative body in the nation was
308. 23:57that the business of the Senate has to stop because this measure is so important that this
309. 24:01Senator has taken it upon themselves to stop the business of the Senate to require the entire
310. 24:06body to give attention to the remarks as poignant and pertinent and important as they are because
311. 24:12we cannot allow any other business to take place because this matter is so important.
312. 24:18I think my stop and I must be heard on this.
313. 24:21But with the fake filibuster,
314. 24:22the email for the Buster the text message for the Buster.
315. 24:25I'm a fellow, I'm a text my filibuster on this.
316. 24:28We do all this stuff.
317. 24:30We don't go do all this stuff.
318. 24:32But we not going to do anything on this bill.
319. 24:36Guys, I'm just tired of it.
320. 24:38I'm tired of it.
321. 24:39I'm tired of it.
322. 24:40I'm tired of the government shutdowns.
323. 24:42That's the predictable government shutdowns.
324. 24:45You pass a nine month continuing resolution.
325. 24:48You know you're not gonna pass a whole budget.
326. 24:50You have this political posturing,
327. 24:52all these things going on over and over and over again.
328. 24:56I'm just tired of it.
329. 24:57I'm just tired of it.
330. 24:58And then we have a populace
331. 25:00that has been intentionally deprived of civic education.
332. 25:03We have a populace that has been intentionally deprived
333. 25:05of reasoning and logic and understanding.
334. 25:08We have a populace that is largely intentionally deprived
335. 25:11of study and history, intentionally deprived
336. 25:16of any conversant understanding in economics,
337. 25:19and it just has tenderized us and made us pliable,
338. 25:22made us passable, made us weak.
339. 25:25It's made us weak.
340. 25:30And so you have these predictable shenanigans
341. 25:32during the State of the Union address.
342. 25:33I mean, the whole idea of wanting to conduct yourself
343. 25:35in such a manner to where our nation is respected
344. 25:38by our citizens, to where our nation is respected
345. 25:40around the world.
346. 25:41And I'm not laying the blame of this
347. 25:43and on any particular individuals.
348. 25:48But I remember, I remember, I personally remember,
349. 25:51I'm not as old as some people, but I personally remember that was,
350. 25:54it was a big deal to continue to talk about how, you know,
351. 25:57Bill Clinton, for example,
352. 25:58demeaned the office of the presidency, degraded the office of the presidency.
353. 26:07You know, and it's, it's a sickening phenomenon to where it's not where we are,
354. 26:17where we are.
355. 26:18And in y'all know,
356. 26:19I'm an equal opportunity truth,
357. 26:20teller, there been things that President Trump has said that I was just like,
358. 26:23man, what?
359. 26:26And I understand the reality of the moment.
360. 26:27I understand that we are at a place where the nation appreciated, appreciates
361. 26:32plain spokenness and a willingness to be direct and frankly a willingness to
362. 26:35refuse political correctness.
363. 26:40But at the same time while we refuse in political correctness, don't tell me
364. 26:44that, you know, you're asking about the Epstein files and all who's still talking
365. 26:46about that. Nobody's still talking about that.
366. 26:48When you know people are talking about it.
367. 26:51I'm just sick of it all, man.
368. 26:53I'm sick of it all.
369. 26:54Sick of the two tier justice system.
370. 26:56I'm sick of these people, you know, they want to cry racism all day long about
371. 27:02You know, who knows what, but won't even raise a finger to recognize.
372. 27:05You know, it's racist to force children born into neighborhoods to go to schools where the
373. 27:11children ain't even learning to read, but you're still going to make them go there so that the
374. 27:14teachers unions could keep getting money.
375. 27:18You know, like, I mean, come on, man, I'm from a city and people know, largely speaking, in
376. 27:24my city, there are only a few public schools where you can go to to get a decent shot at
377. 27:33learning.
378. 27:36But the majority of the people, if they could, they would send their children to private schools
379. 27:41and in most places around the country.
380. 27:42That's the same thing.
381. 27:43The same is true.
382. 27:44But we're going to keep a system in place when we know our populace is illiterate, when
383. 27:49we know we have eighth graders that are not even proficient at history, when we have children
384. 27:54that are not even proficient in civics education, when we have children that don't even know
385. 27:59how to read and we spend more money per student on education than any other nation in the
386. 28:03world.
387. 28:04And we gonna just keep that going in the name of what?
388. 28:09And I'm just sick of it, man.
389. 28:11I'm sick of it.
390. 28:17You got all these people, these apologists,
391. 28:19and I watch them cause I try to keep up
392. 28:21with what's being spoken.
393. 28:23They'll say it's a problem
394. 28:25because we need people to prove their citizenship
395. 28:28to register to vote in our country.
396. 28:32If you are so certain, and this is how you know
397. 28:34this is a lie, guys, if you are so confident
398. 28:37that people are not voting illegally in our elections,
399. 28:40Why do you care if we require them to prove their citizenship to register?
400. 28:48That's because deep down you know it's true.
401. 28:52And you want to use like provocative language.
402. 28:54This is a return to Jim Crow because you know your position is flawed on the merits.
403. 29:00So you want to make up an alternative emotional appeal to get people to agree
404. 29:06with you against their own benefit.
405. 29:11and this Nancy Pelosi tearing up the speech from speech in his first term, remember that?
406. 29:24But if you really pay attention, you zoom out, Congress and hardly pass any bills in the first
407. 29:29place, not anything substitute. The majority of the stuff they're passing, some of those
408. 29:32have the street being renamed and so and so is having this little thing going on. But
409. 29:36you don't even have a bunch of bills getting passed. But you have these little convenient
410. 29:48Exclusions, you know, like we'll pass an Obamacare, but we'll exempt the Congress
411. 29:53from Obamacare in its requirements. Of course. We have a government shutdown and federal employees
412. 29:59don't get paid, but Congress still gets paid. The American people are tired of it, man. I'm tired
413. 30:07of it. I'm tired of it. But as I'm describing being tired of it, you know, one of the unspoken
414. 30:15realities that's contributing to all of the shenanigans. It's a professing church that's lost
415. 30:22it's safer. Over time, we have conducted ourselves in a way that has led to a diminished significance
416. 30:37within our societies. And I'm not trying to place the whole of the blame in this manner,
417. 30:49but we need to be honest about it. But the beautiful thing, man, about the grace of God and
418. 30:54the mercy of our God is that we can turn. We can change course. You know, people often refer to
419. 31:02the second chronicle 714 scripture referring to the people of God. If my people who are called by
420. 31:08my name will humble themselves and repent and turn from their wicked ways, then I will hear from
421. 31:17heaven, then I will heal their land. The turn must happen within the family of God first.
422. 31:29It is a contracting bride of Christ in our nation that has led room for the ever so slight
423. 31:43encroachments to occur.
424. 31:48And those ever so slight encroachments compile over time to accumulate over time.
425. 31:58To now we have the watermelon earring wearing Rashida to leave in our Congress.
426. 32:07But if we will turn then, if we will turn, there's no question.
427. 32:11as the wood could be done in our society, but it has to start in our homes, with our families.
428. 32:17It has to start with us.
429. 32:20Lord, help us to see and understand the time that we're in.
430. 32:23Okay, this is crazy, and I can't believe it even has to be said, but only U.S. citizens
431. 32:33should vote in U.S. elections. It's common sense, but Republican Senator John Foon and
432. 32:38some of his fellow senators aren't sure if they want to vote to pass H.R.22, also known as the
433. 32:44the SAVE Act. It requires proof of U.S. citizenship and a valid voter ID to register and vote
434. 32:50in federal elections. Join us in calling on our senators to support and pass the SAVE Act.
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437. 33:10Back to the Hamilton Quarter on American Family Radio.
438. 33:15Welcome back to the Hamilton Corner, Abraham Hamilton the Third.
439. 33:18Here I've been announcing this and because we are
440. 33:23Rapidly approaching I'm it'll be here
441. 33:30Before you know it
442. 33:32Number three well, it'll be here before you know it March 27th through the 29th
443. 33:37I will be ministering at the Kingdom come conference at Coral Ridge Presbyterian Church in Fort Lauderdale
444. 33:45Florida
445. 33:46Which is as I've been mentioning the church that was founded by the late D James Kennedy?
446. 33:51And some of the people I'm looking forward to hearing at this conference include obviously
447. 33:56our friend and brother Bill Federer, Rosaria Butterfield.
448. 34:02I've never had the chance to hear her in person.
449. 34:04I'm looking forward to that.
450. 34:06Oz Guinness, you know, a tremendous thinker and writer and just those are just some of the
451. 34:14people that will be there and I will be speaking at the conference as well.
452. 34:18That is March 27th through 29th.
453. 34:23Looking forward to that.
454. 34:24If you're in the area, well, and then come to the area, this will be a tremendous conference.
455. 34:28The subtitle for the conference, the Kingdom Come conference is Kingdom Citizenship.
456. 34:34Being a Kingdom citizen, what is that?
457. 34:38In tail.
458. 34:39And so Eric Metaxas will be speaking at the church, Pastor Rob Passienza is the host of
459. 34:45the conference and pastor of the Cool Ridge Presbyterian Church.
460. 34:48So looking forward to that conference, and I'd love to meet you if you're in the area,
461. 34:53will come to the area at the conference March 27th through the 29th.
462. 34:59All right.
463. 35:00I'm going to read to you now some of the specific requirements.
464. 35:06And this is what is posted on the New York City Sanitation Department's website for emergency
465. 35:14See snow shovelers in New York City, which is department that is under the behest and auspices
466. 35:23of one islamianist mayor, zoron mom Donnie.
467. 35:28The New York City website says that any person who seeks to register as an emergency snow shoveler,
468. 35:38okay, an emergency snow shoveler, they must provide here are the requirements.
469. 35:43must provide two not one two small photos to suit two two small photos
470. 35:50sized one to one and a half square inches two original forms of identity
471. 35:56identification plus copies and your social security card did you get two
472. 36:05small photos one to one and a half square inches two original forms of ID plus
473. 36:09copies and your social security card all of that is needed in order for you to
474. 36:15register not even for you to be hired but in order for you to register to apply to
475. 36:21become an emergency snow shoveler in New York City that is what they require of you
476. 36:27does anybody see the hypocrisy here anyone anyone so and I need a shovel snow the
477. 36:44No, no, no, no ID to vote though. No ID to vote. Guys, this is just another example. I mean, I pointed out the Democrat party largely opposes the notion of a voter ID, even though they're voters though the Democrat party, the party as an entity opposes it.
478. 37:09But the voters support the measure.
479. 37:13Upwards of 76% of the population all across the board support the measure.
480. 37:1983% of Americans now, all Americans.
481. 37:26An overwhelming majority of Democrats voters prefer voter ID.
482. 37:30But the party doesn't.
483. 37:32I wonder why.
484. 37:35Yeah, I wonder why.
485. 37:41That is another example of what I'm saying that demonstrates the insanity that persists.
486. 37:53You hear it all the time.
487. 37:54Darkness is not an affirmative force, but it does reoccupied the space that's vacated
488. 37:59by the light.
489. 38:04It does reoccupied the space that was vacated by the light.
490. 38:09You know, one of the things in the foundation summit that I've been attending here in Greenville,
491. 38:16South Carolina, we're still here.
492. 38:19Zann Tyler's just, man, she's a woman small of stature,
493. 38:24but her and her husband Joe, man, these are people.
494. 38:28And I know they're not big name and lights kind of people,
495. 38:30but these are people who in my estimation
496. 38:32are heroes in the faith.
497. 38:34She reflected on Ronald Reagan's quote
498. 38:37for one part of the presentation,
499. 38:39and this is not one of her entire presentation.
500. 38:42But you often hear people refer to Ronald Reagan's quote
501. 38:44that freedom is never more than one generation
502. 38:46away from extinction, right?
503. 38:50Well, that quote goes on to say,
504. 38:54otherwise we'll be in a time period
505. 38:59where we're telling our children and our children's children
506. 39:03and we'll reflect upon the days
507. 39:07when in the United States of America, people were free.
508. 39:13There was a time in the United States of America
509. 39:15when people were free.
510. 39:18And for so many of us, that's hard to fathom.
511. 39:21But when you think about following October 7th,
512. 39:25did you see all of the colleges and universities
513. 39:28that had protests supporting?
514. 39:31I must kinda like the watermelon earring wearer.
515. 39:35Isn't that an interesting phenomenon?
516. 39:38Kind of like a watermelon earring wearer.
517. 39:45You know, where just at the very moment
518. 39:47where you had a 20 something year old young dude
519. 39:50who just had an iPhone and he had the audacity
520. 39:54to walk around to the quality leering centers in Minneapolis in the Minneapolis area. And
521. 40:00all of these places, they're getting federal tax dollars for children's daycare centers,
522. 40:08daycare centers, daycare centers and things of that nature. And you mean to tell me, nobody?
523. 40:17Nope, not one, not one person thought about, man, I wonder how this federal money is being
524. 40:23spent in Minnesota. Let's go take a tour around the quality, quality leering centers.
525. 40:29And then almost on a time, guys on a dime. Soon after it's found that the governor is complicit,
526. 40:36a couple billion dollars, not a couple eight plus billion dollars. Just missing, we don't know
527. 40:39where this is going. subpoenas being delivered to Jacob Fry and then the next thing you know,
528. 40:49Oh, well, you know what?
529. 40:51Ice is the problem in Minneapolis.
530. 40:54Isn't that remarkable how that tends to happen?
531. 40:57How do you reconcile the type of hypocrisy
532. 41:06that will have a party position to where they oppose voter ID,
533. 41:12but in order to do a job in the city,
534. 41:15a job as a simple job like clearing snow,
535. 41:20you got to have ID for that.
536. 41:21The registrants must apply an ID for that.
537. 41:28It is a puzzling phenomenon to recognize a quite puzzling phenomenon to recognize.
538. 41:46Did you also notice at the, I mean, again, this goes back to the insanity that's being allowed
539. 41:53and being welcomed as normal in our country. Did you notice how during the state of the union address,
540. 42:03the young lady who was murdered on the train in North Carolina when President Trump sought
541. 42:08to honor her memory. And you don't have people. It's not okay to honor the memory of a person
542. 42:17who was brutally murdered and is all on camera and the whole country saw it. That's a problem.
543. 42:22We don't have the humanity. We don't have the humanity to stand and guess not if partisan
544. 42:30politics are in the way. If partisan politics are in the way, we don't have any room for humanity.
545. 42:40And it's just a disgusting display.
546. 42:47It's a disgusting display, but it's a predictably disgusting display.
547. 42:54Because while I'm asking these questions,
548. 42:56where any of you surprised by any of that,
549. 42:58and I don't know how to do you like,
550. 42:59hey, we didn't watch that. That's why we listen to you.
551. 43:01We know you are watching for us,
552. 43:05so we don't have to listen to and watch that garbage.
553. 43:08I get that.
554. 43:10And I guess I signed up for that.
555. 43:11I signed up for it.
556. 43:13as one of the things my wife does not like about my work
557. 43:16that the
558. 43:18say if you watch the whole thing
559. 43:20the whole thing a
560. 43:22and
561. 43:28it is
562. 43:32troublesome
563. 43:34and it is interesting that president trumps from our state of the union was the longest state of the union address and history
564. 43:40of the
565. 43:44And the reason why I'm laughing is
566. 43:48These people while they knew behind the scenes like once president Trump
567. 43:53One reelection you have all these people trying to come out and say well
568. 43:56You do know, you know, Mr. Joseph Robin at Biden went to sleep at 4 p.m. Every day
569. 44:00I was like you people were trying to tell us this man was running the White House, you know
570. 44:04He's doing auto pin parns and all of the stuff and y'all doing all this stuff and you covering and I'm not gonna read
571. 44:11He go back over all of these things, but these things are galling to me.
572. 44:15Like, like I shared with you guys how Jake Tapper was one of the main ones.
573. 44:18I mean, he went in on Lara Trump when she's had the audacity to say that, you know, this
574. 44:23dude is not really, he can't really articulate his use.
575. 44:26Is he really competent to do the job?
576. 44:30And he went, he harpoons Lara Trump, then he has audacity to write a book.
577. 44:36So what they deceived us, they deceived us.
578. 44:48concern and I've been saying this all along that these people who are the
579. 44:56regressive who are I call them regressive institutionalists these are the people
580. 45:01that populate what we refer to as the deep state because they were able to do
581. 45:06this in the first Trump administration their plan is to I mean we just saw the
582. 45:17men's and women's US hockey teams win the national win the gold medals they are
583. 45:23playing goalie against anything President Trump could do legislatively. Obviously, we know there's slim majorities in the US House of Representatives.
584. 45:31There's a larger majority in the Senate, but if you can do an email or text message filibuster,
585. 45:40you're not getting anything done in the Senate, except for the annual reconciliation package, which thanks to the parliamentarian tends to exclusively be
586. 45:51financial policy, primarily financial appropriations bills and tax policies.
587. 45:59But I'm much anything other than that.
588. 46:02And so what they do is use the hockey analogy.
589. 46:05They're playing goalie or to use the football analogy.
590. 46:09They're just blocking big lime and blocking, keeping anything from happening domestically.
591. 46:13That can be an enduring change.
592. 46:16They'll stomach still try to, you know, lie about it, do spins about it about different
593. 46:24things on the foreign policy front, but they're not really concerned with stopping in totality,
594. 46:34President Trump's foreign policy agenda, because they know generally speaking that while foreign
595. 46:40foreign policy can help an incumbent party.
596. 46:47Foreign policy alone is not going to win the day.
597. 46:53It can help.
598. 46:54Foreign policy can be a great help and you can discuss it.
599. 46:57There are ways to, you know, to communicate to the American people concerning the foreign
600. 47:00policy victories and things of that nature.
601. 47:03But when it gets right down to it, there's going to be questions and challenges unless
602. 47:08something changes.
603. 47:11going to be objections made that will say what you guys said you were America
604. 47:15first and look at what has or has not happened in the United States of America.
605. 47:18They're hoping the reason why they had Abigail Spandburger to do the State of
606. 47:27the Union address response in English is because they want to rinse and repeat
607. 47:33Abigail Spandburger around the country where there is where there are either
608. 47:38red states or purple states they're gonna try the whole thing all over again they're
609. 47:44They got a campaign moderate govern regressive.
610. 47:50So that's why Spamburger wasn't one doing the speaking.
611. 47:56So these midterm elections are going to be very revealing
612. 48:04but all of this underscores what I am saying.
613. 48:10The intentional dumbing down of our nation,
614. 48:12civically, economic, I'm talking about
615. 48:16in economic literacy constitutionally,
616. 48:19But most important, biblically, is what has left room for this darkness to reoccupy.
617. 48:27And if you want to reverse course, it's only going to come to proclaiming the gospel, making disciples comprehensive disciples.
618. 48:40The views and opinions expressed in this broadcast may not necessarily reflect those of the American Family Association or American Family Radio.