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March 17, 2026 · 50:47

The SAVE America Act is now on the floor of the U.S. Senate. Let your Senator know where you stand and what you require.

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0:00 - 15:00. Psalm 28:7-8. The LORD is our strength and shield. 15:00 - 31:00. The SAVE America Act is now on the floor of the U.S. Senate. Let your Senator know where you stand and what you require. 31:00 - 48:00. There is a demoralization effort afoot. Discernment will empower destruction of this wicked scheme. | 1-800-326-4543 ext. 345 To donate call: 877-616-2396

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  1. 0:00Darkness is not an affirmative force.
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  12. 0:34Welcome to the Hamilton Corner here on American Family Radio.
  13. 0:37I'm your host Abraham Hamilton, the third joined by the corner contingent right across
  14. 0:42from me.
  15. 0:43A rather grumpy Mr. Bobby, Rosa, who is asking me, well, hey, if they can do that, why don't
  16. 0:52they do it?
  17. 0:54I gotta have more combat.
  18. 0:55Gotta have it.
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  21. 1:00often imitate and never duplicated the real Jay Mack.
  22. 1:03Ladies and gentlemen, Mr. Jeff McIntosh,
  23. 1:05and we were ready to rock and roll
  24. 1:07with today's edition of the program.
  25. 1:09Did I give you the,
  26. 1:12Bobby Errosa?
  27. 1:15I'm trying to put my smiley face up.
  28. 1:17Oh, he's ungrumfying, ladies,
  29. 1:19and as we speak, just like a bear comes out of
  30. 1:21the hibernation.
  31. 1:24Mr. Errosa is ungrumfying before my very eyes.
  32. 1:28At this very moment, many of you, if not most of you,
  33. 1:31are making your transition from your part-time jobs
  34. 1:33where you generate an income to your full-time jobs
  35. 1:37where you cultivate an outcome.
  36. 1:38And as you do so, I want to remind you to do so
  37. 1:41with intentionality, understanding the primacy
  38. 1:43that God places on family.
  39. 1:47There are lots of things happening.
  40. 1:48I mean, Joe Kent offered his resignation
  41. 1:53as the Director for the Office of Counterterrorism today.
  42. 1:58The Save Act is on the floor in the Senate
  43. 2:01with the debate opening for the bill
  44. 2:07and I'll kind of explain some of the technical details there.
  45. 2:12So what's going on there, how it works,
  46. 2:13how do you invoke cloture and what's going on with that?
  47. 2:16But just to say it right out of the gate,
  48. 2:18the opening of debate on the legislation,
  49. 2:20it's not nearly the conclusion of the matter.
  50. 2:23And we'll get into that in a moment as well.
  51. 2:26and color me shocked.
  52. 2:29But did you all see the, the Katari journalistic mouthpiece
  53. 2:37that is Al Jazeera.
  54. 2:39And I don't know how many people want to know this,
  55. 2:41but they're funded by Qatar.
  56. 2:44They allowed an op-ed to be published
  57. 2:47on their, in their publication supporting the US
  58. 2:52operation in Iran.
  59. 2:55Didn't see that one coming.
  60. 2:58Did not see that one coming.
  61. 3:00And even took on the idea that, you know,
  62. 3:02the popular narrative around this is one thing,
  63. 3:04but what I'm witnessing, and I'm in Doha,
  64. 3:07I'm witnessing a strategic dismantling
  65. 3:11of a threatening regime.
  66. 3:14Didn't add that on today's bingo card, you know?
  67. 3:19But before we get into all of that,
  68. 3:20and those things are clearly important,
  69. 3:25they're not more important than what goes on
  70. 3:28in your home and in my home, they're not guys,
  71. 3:30they're not, they're not.
  72. 3:34Much of what has befall in our country
  73. 3:37is a corresponding reality to what has been,
  74. 3:42in many instances, a failure for us to make disciples
  75. 3:45starting right in our own homes.
  76. 3:47And this is not a time to cry over spilled milk,
  77. 3:50so to speak.
  78. 3:51I can't tell you the number of people
  79. 3:52that I come across who tell me,
  80. 3:54everybody didn't realize I was supposed
  81. 3:55to be making disciples in home.
  82. 3:57I didn't even realize that.
  83. 3:59Or they'll tell me, I never thought about
  84. 4:01what God required of me.
  85. 4:02I just did what was normal for us.
  86. 4:08And I get that, but the purpose of my admonition
  87. 4:11of the full-time job versus the part-time job
  88. 4:15is to reverse that trend.
  89. 4:17And I'm grateful that I get notes and things
  90. 4:20that people are saying, man, hey, I see it, I see it.
  91. 4:22God has opened my eyes to it.
  92. 4:23Thank you for continuing to press that message
  93. 4:25because now I see it.
  94. 4:27I am grateful for that, but we must continue, guys,
  95. 4:30to press it so that every joint supplies.
  96. 4:35And if you stand back and you see the palpable,
  97. 4:41prevalent ignorance that's in our country,
  98. 4:43and I don't mean that as a majority,
  99. 4:44I mean people literally do not know.
  100. 4:49It should place fire on the stove
  101. 4:55to be about our father's business in our day and our time.
  102. 4:59You know, I saw a thing just earlier today when a girl said,
  103. 5:03Yeah, yeah, my friend was overseas.
  104. 5:05He was in Connecticut.
  105. 5:09Oversees in Connecticut.
  106. 5:11That was a person speaking from the United States of America
  107. 5:13saying, yeah, my friend was overseas in Connecticut.
  108. 5:17All right, Connecticut overseas.
  109. 5:23But guys, that's what's happening.
  110. 5:24And I understand it.
  111. 5:26And whenever we're tempted to say,
  112. 5:27well, these young people don't know anything,
  113. 5:29don't forget all of these young people
  114. 5:30come from somebody's homes.
  115. 5:33But if we would take it upon ourselves to respond
  116. 5:37to a God requires of us, each one of us,
  117. 5:40home by home, family by family,
  118. 5:42neighborhood by neighborhood,
  119. 5:43man we could see the Lord turn the tide in our country.
  120. 5:46And as I said yesterday, and today we're gonna talk quite
  121. 5:49a bit in relationship to the conversation yesterday
  122. 5:52from James 4 about resisting the devil
  123. 5:55and he having no obligation but to flee
  124. 5:58as he is, as we antheistomy, the devil, right?
  125. 6:03Instead of looking at the macro scale only,
  126. 6:05man let's live locally.
  127. 6:09I may not be able to go to every state in the union,
  128. 6:12but I can start in my home.
  129. 6:15I can back down the hatches at home.
  130. 6:16I can be faithful where I am.
  131. 6:18I can bloom where I'm planted.
  132. 6:21We all can bloom where we are planted.
  133. 6:23In fact, we must bloom where we're planted.
  134. 6:26To the word of God, we go Psalm 28.
  135. 6:29Psalm 28 is where we're gonna begin.
  136. 6:31If you are in a place where you're not driving,
  137. 6:34don't do this if you're driving,
  138. 6:35but if you're not driving,
  139. 6:37if you're taking notes, you may wanna write down
  140. 6:39cross-reference because the corresponding cross-reference to Psalm 28 is 2 Samuel chapter 15.
  141. 6:46And what do we have in 2 Samuel chapter 15? This is when Absalom's conspiracy comes to fruition
  142. 6:53and David ends up having to flee for his life. And Psalm 28 is written as David is fleeing from
  143. 7:00Absalom. And that context is important because it will underscore what is being said in this Psalm
  144. 7:07that David has penned, which is actually a prayer to Yahweh. And in Psalm 28 verses 7 and 8, David says this,
  145. 7:17the Lord is my strength and my shield. In him, my heart trusts and I am helped and my heart exalts.
  146. 7:30And with my song, I give thanks to him. The Lord is the strength of his people.
  147. 7:37He is the saving refuge of his anointed.
  148. 7:42I'm bringing that to your attention guys,
  149. 7:46because the life of a Christ follower is one
  150. 7:51that inevitably requires us to rely upon the Lord's strength.
  151. 7:59Following Messiah is not a life lived on flowery beds of ease.
  152. 8:04There will be, not maybe, there will be, various times and seasons where we are required to do hard things,
  153. 8:13to do things that are exceedingly challenging and difficult.
  154. 8:19The thing that we must become fully persuaded of is God summons us to these moments, not to rely upon our own strength.
  155. 8:27As we alluded to yesterday that we wrestle not merely against flesh and blood, God told us that.
  156. 8:33He features chapter 6, the Lord told us that we don't wrestle merely, merely against flesh and blood.
  157. 8:38So if we recognize that, why will we try to engage merely with flesh and blood?
  158. 8:48The Lord's strength is a necessary tool.
  159. 8:54And God knows us so well, we have the articulation in Acts chapter 1.
  160. 9:00that the maximum efficacy of being indwelled by the Spirit of God is so that we can function
  161. 9:08as God calls us to.
  162. 9:11That we're not filled with God's Spirit, so we can sit around and, you know, pontificate
  163. 9:16about being filled with the Spirit.
  164. 9:18We're filled with God's Spirit to enable us to obey what God calls us to, to execute what
  165. 9:23God calls us to.
  166. 9:25So developing the muscle memory, if you will, the life habit, if you will, of relying upon
  167. 9:32drawing upon, utilizing the Lord's strength is foundation and
  168. 9:38necessary for every single believer. One of the things that it
  169. 9:43has to include is our ability to discern. And I'm going to get
  170. 9:48to this a little bit more in his next segment, but a lot of
  171. 9:50things that's happening, you know, with these podcasters doing
  172. 9:53their keyboard, warrior, and in calling each other names and
  173. 9:57all this kind of stuff, that you get the same jokers in person,
  174. 10:01Man, they wouldn't bust a grape in the fruit fight.
  175. 10:05But behind the keyboard, oh man,
  176. 10:08they talking like the Hercules, the Incredible Hulk,
  177. 10:11and Samson all wrapped up in one.
  178. 10:14And we don't realize is that there is a rock through.
  179. 10:18Remember when we talked about old Jonah Dab?
  180. 10:21Old Jonah Dab is behind the scenes
  181. 10:23when the whole Amnon Tamar phenomenon occurred.
  182. 10:27Go back and read that account.
  183. 10:28Jonah Dab, Jonah Dab is the one who gave Amnon
  184. 10:32wicked skiing that resulted in rape. Then Jonah Dab was on the other side agitating for the
  185. 10:40rape to end up in murder, to where Amnon is then murdered. Jonah Dab, throwing the rock
  186. 10:48and hiding his hand. And in this instance I'm using Jonah Dab as a standing for the devil.
  187. 10:55I said yesterday, the momentum that the Lord was moving our nation toward, as the gospel
  188. 11:01was proclaimed to one of the largest audiences in the history of the world at Charlie Kurtz
  189. 11:05funeral and immediately after that, you have all of this bickering and this partisan, all
  190. 11:12this kind of stuff.
  191. 11:13And even a lot of Christians getting wrapped up in it saying, man, zoom out, zoom out.
  192. 11:23It was not being witnessed is that the gospel imperative is being submerged by all of this
  193. 11:32bickering.
  194. 11:35bickering. And the effort is meant to demoralize, to demoralize the robust Christian witness and to
  195. 11:43get people who may be inclined to utilize the biblical worldview as it pertains to civic engagement
  196. 11:48to get them to throw in the tower. See, all this is lost. That's not what God would have us to do,
  197. 11:54but the strength of the Lord is required to develop the type of discernment that we need
  198. 11:58to be able to tune out what needs to be tuned out. In the United States of America, we have the first
  199. 12:05There's amendment.
  200. 12:06The freedom, the freedom of speech is a blessing that God has allowed us to be, allowed us to
  201. 12:11have that is an intrinsic, inalienable right, I would articulate that government exists
  202. 12:18to protect.
  203. 12:19And through the exchange of ideas, we have the capacity to have the bad ideas fall by the
  204. 12:25wayside and the cream of the crop ideas come to the top.
  205. 12:32But it's not an occasion.
  206. 12:33It's not an occasion to be demoralized and to be intimidated away from standing flat footed,
  207. 12:41ten toes down in commitment to the gospel and proclaiming the gospel and making disciples
  208. 12:45and having the real-time external application of our biblical worldview to the freedom that
  209. 12:50we get to enjoy and participating in civic engagement.
  210. 12:53But you like these keyboard warriors and talking heads calls you to look sideways at your neighbor
  211. 13:01and make assumptions and not even engage.
  212. 13:05brothers and sisters, the Lord is our strength. The Lord is our
  213. 13:09strength. The Lord is our shield in Him, our hearts trust. And as a
  214. 13:17result, we are enabled in light of that, my heart exalts one of
  215. 13:26the things we can use to check ourselves as to what's going on.
  216. 13:28Have we found anything to express gratitude and worship the
  217. 13:31Lord for today? Or have we been so bogged down with the news of
  218. 13:37of the day and the political picker ring and all this other kind of stuff.
  219. 13:40You haven't stopped to think, wait a minute, I haven't even expressed any gratitude.
  220. 13:45I haven't found anything to express Thanksgiving for.
  221. 13:54Even in the midst of the Babylonian exile, this is what we get our hymn, greatest our
  222. 13:58faithfulness from, the book of lamentations, Jeremiah in the midst of the things he prophesied
  223. 14:02that would happen and that he's witnessing them happening and the carnage is unfolding
  224. 14:07around him, but then he's able to stand and say,
  225. 14:10great is your faithfulness.
  226. 14:16Guys, it's high time for the body of Christ to be
  227. 14:18the body of Christ.
  228. 14:19You've heard me say before, the idea of us going to church
  229. 14:23really is a misnomer.
  230. 14:24When I suppose to go to something where it's supposed to be,
  231. 14:27we are called to be the church.
  232. 14:29And the only way we can do that effectively is by relying
  233. 14:32on the strength of our Lord.
  234. 14:34Romans 12 explains plainly as we resist the temptation
  235. 14:38to be conformed to this world.
  236. 14:41The corresponding reality is that we are transformed by the consistent and continual renewing our minds.
  237. 14:47And as our minds are renewed continually, our capacity for discernment is sharpened.
  238. 14:52Not merely distinguishing right from wrong as Charles Spurgeon said, but distinguishing right from almost right.
  239. 14:57A discipleship minute with Joseph Parker.
  240. 15:03My encouragement and challenge to every single listener is that you pray and ask the Lord the question,
  241. 15:09Lord, what do you want me to do?
  242. 15:11You know, that's the prayer that Paul prayed right after he received Christ
  243. 15:15and put his faith in the Lord on the road to Damascus.
  244. 15:18He asked the question, Lord, what do you want me to do?
  245. 15:22And as it relates to following and serving the Lord, that's a wise question
  246. 15:25to pray actually every single day.
  247. 15:27It's a good prayer and a question to ask the Lord every day.
  248. 15:30Lord, what do you want me to do?
  249. 15:32And as it relates to being involved in this important cause of standing for life
  250. 15:38and standing against the tragedy of abortion,
  251. 15:40The question and prayer is a wise one to pray Lord,
  252. 15:43what do you want me to do?
  253. 15:45There are many that God would have them
  254. 15:46to become faithful intercessors who pray every day.
  255. 15:50Lots of spiritual warfare happens around every pregnancy clinic
  256. 15:54and lots of spiritual warfare happens
  257. 15:56around abortion clinics as well.
  258. 16:04Shiting light into the darkness,
  259. 16:07this is the Hamilton Corner, an American family radio.
  260. 16:11Welcome back to the Hamilton Corner, Abraham Hamilton.
  261. 16:13The third here, I was gonna start
  262. 16:17with the Joe Kent situation, which is a pretty big deal.
  263. 16:23It's a pretty big deal.
  264. 16:25But before I get there, I wanna talk a little bit
  265. 16:27about the Save Act, and more specifically,
  266. 16:31the procedural reality says that's happening,
  267. 16:34because if you'll recall at first,
  268. 16:37Senator John Thune was not too enthused.
  269. 16:43Enthused, see what I did there.
  270. 16:45He's not enthused.
  271. 16:47Yeah, he went in thunes to bring the Save America Act to the floor, which the House of Representatives
  272. 16:53have now voted on at least three times to pass.
  273. 16:57Each time the measure has died in the Senate.
  274. 17:01He must not forget Senator John Thune was and is a Mitch McConnell disciple when he became
  275. 17:08the Senate Majority Leader.
  276. 17:10Some of you may recall, AFA came out against him to become the Senate Majority Leader, and
  277. 17:15this is part of the reason why.
  278. 17:18Because we knew that well he was and is a McConnell disciple,
  279. 17:22so his handling of the Senate will be pretty much identical
  280. 17:27to what Mitch McConnell would do.
  281. 17:30But in spite of Thune's initial response to it,
  282. 17:35thanks to listeners like you contacting your senators,
  283. 17:38and I'm gonna tell you now I'm gonna ask you
  284. 17:39to contact them again because though people wanna say
  285. 17:42the numbers don't look good,
  286. 17:43you have all this kind of stuff,
  287. 17:45I'm gonna just say what I've said before,
  288. 17:46if you have Republican majorities,
  289. 17:48understand they're very slim in the House of Representatives,
  290. 17:50but remember the say back past the House, three times,
  291. 17:54at least three times.
  292. 17:55No, the hold of has been in the Senate,
  293. 17:57and you have a 53 to 47 majority in the Senate.
  294. 18:01Now 53 is not a filibuster proof, 61 votes,
  295. 18:05or 60 votes I should say in the Senate,
  296. 18:08but it is a 53 to 47 majority, all right?
  297. 18:13A 53 to 47 majority is enough to change Senate rules as needed.
  298. 18:19I've previously gone with you guys through the history of the filibuster, how every time
  299. 18:23it's changed, it's been changed with a simple majority of Democrat senators when they did
  300. 18:28not have a filibuster-proof majority.
  301. 18:31The reason the way we got to the 60 threshold number is because the Democrats changed it,
  302. 18:36because previously the threshold was two-thirds 66 votes.
  303. 18:40The Democrats didn't have 66 votes.
  304. 18:42At the time, so they changed the threshold to 60 votes.
  305. 18:49Today, Senator Thune introduced what is expected
  306. 18:53to be a marathon fight in the Senate
  307. 18:57over the Save America Act.
  308. 18:59You'll recall Senator Chuck E. Duck Schumer,
  309. 19:01the Senate minority leader,
  310. 19:04has said the Democrats will not vote,
  311. 19:06not one Democrat will vote for the Save America Act
  312. 19:09because it is, stop me if you've heard this before,
  313. 19:12Jim Crow 2.0.
  314. 19:17And I shared righty on this program
  315. 19:19when he explained his reasoning for it,
  316. 19:21he said, well, you know, it's gonna hurt minorities,
  317. 19:24you know, because minority women don't know how to change
  318. 19:27their like drivers licenses and IDs after they get married.
  319. 19:30So they won't be able to vote to which we,
  320. 19:34that's a flat lie.
  321. 19:35That is the consistent Democrat response
  322. 19:41when they really, I don't have any arguments to oppose this,
  323. 19:44I'm going to just throw out what I hope is going to grow legs and run once I say it.
  324. 19:51But who needs the Democrats to oppose it with ridiculous logic when you have a small spattering
  325. 19:58of non conservative Republicans?
  326. 20:08So I want to explain some of the technical reality.
  327. 20:10So the opening of debate on the measure is a routine thing.
  328. 20:15Senator soon led that today.
  329. 20:18But the issue is when a, when debate has been opened on a bill, Senate rules allow senators
  330. 20:23to filibuster a bill which would prevent it from coming to a final vote on the merits of
  331. 20:29the measure.
  332. 20:31The elimination of debate after debates have all taken place.
  333. 20:34Determination of debates is what is called invoking cloture.
  334. 20:40So you can move to vote on the bill on, on the merits.
  335. 20:45Now just being, having a bill brought to the floor is a, is a significant step that wouldn't
  336. 20:49happened if you didn't contact your senators and tell them what you need to do.
  337. 20:55Tell them what you wanted them to do, which I'm going to ask you to do again.
  338. 20:59Contact your senators and demand of them a vote on the record for the Save America Act
  339. 21:06on the merits, not just a cloture vote, but a vote on the merits.
  340. 21:10All right.
  341. 21:12It may seem like the numbers are not there and I explained why you're right because right
  342. 21:16right now, you already had, you know, one Senator, a Republican Senator, Lisa Murkowski,
  343. 21:22you know, who's pro abortion, Lisa Murkowski, who opposed even starting debate on the bill
  344. 21:31and Senator Tom Tillis of North Carolina didn't vote one way or the other.
  345. 21:37So to all my North Carolina listeners, you think you want to give Tom Tillis a little
  346. 21:42buzzy buzz?
  347. 21:43Your time, I heard you didn't want to, you didn't vote to start debate on a bill that
  348. 21:49simply will require American citizens to be the only ones allowed to vote in U.S. elections.
  349. 21:55You have to be a citizen to register and you have to prove your identity when you vote.
  350. 22:03Simple, easy peasy.
  351. 22:04Now in order to facilitate getting to a vote on the merits on this, Senator Mike Lee and
  352. 22:08others have said, why don't we amend the rules for the filibuster to require the filibuster
  353. 22:13to once again be a talking filibuster.
  354. 22:16Some of you may recall from, you know,
  355. 22:17Mr. Smith goes to Washington.
  356. 22:19The whole idea of the filibuster was if you want to prohibit
  357. 22:22a vote on the merits or to say it more specifically
  358. 22:24to continue debate on the bill,
  359. 22:25you actually have to be on the floor debating,
  360. 22:28which means you have to be up on your feet
  361. 22:31at the lectern speaking about the bill.
  362. 22:37Because that's the standards right now.
  363. 22:39The senators could just send a little notey note,
  364. 22:41say, by the way, I have filibusted this bill
  365. 22:43and then they can go wherever.
  366. 22:46And you never get the bill on the measure, on the merits.
  367. 22:50So far, the Senate rules have not been adjusted,
  368. 22:54but here's the thing, and this is just an idea.
  369. 22:57I'm not saying you have to take my idea,
  370. 22:58but because you have a 53 to 47 majority,
  371. 23:00and because you can change Senate rules
  372. 23:02with a simple majority of senators,
  373. 23:03why not impose a talking filibuster for this bill only?
  374. 23:10Do you realize they can do that?
  375. 23:12In fact, the republic is an assentant, they can actually lower the threshold to 53 votes
  376. 23:18if they wanted to right now.
  377. 23:20They're not going to do that, but they could.
  378. 23:23And I say that just so you can be armed with information when you call your senators because
  379. 23:26they're going to try to rope a dope you with all kinds of big words and all kinds of a Senate
  380. 23:31rule gobblegook and Robert's Rules of Orders record and simply put their lying if they say
  381. 23:36that.
  382. 23:37Because all that's required to change the rules is a simple majority.
  383. 23:42And guess what?
  384. 23:43I said to you guys before and there, they could actually change the threshold to 53 votes for now
  385. 23:49and then put it back to 60 votes if they wanted to. Again, they're not going to do that and I'm not
  386. 23:55recommending them to do that, but I just want you to know all of the options that they have available
  387. 24:00to them. And I'll come again to my initial point, what good is a Republican party? If you can't even get
  388. 24:07a majority of Republicans to pass a bill that will require a simple citizenship to vote
  389. 24:11to vote and proof of ID to vote.
  390. 24:16The expectations are they're gonna be efforts
  391. 24:18to add all kinds of amendments to the bill.
  392. 24:21They're gonna try to do some other things to the bill.
  393. 24:25And when you contact your senators,
  394. 24:27you just tell them very plainly,
  395. 24:28man, I'm interested in US citizens alone being allowed
  396. 24:31to vote and ID being required when people vote
  397. 24:35in American federal elections, period.
  398. 24:36That's all it is.
  399. 24:37We don't need to add all of this stuff to the bill.
  400. 24:42We just need to pass a measure to protect American citizens, franchise to vote from the scores
  401. 24:51of illegal aliens who have been allowed into our country.
  402. 24:55That's it.
  403. 24:57Shouldn't be that hard.
  404. 24:58We ran the numbers for you before.
  405. 25:0076% of Democrat voters support this.
  406. 25:0280 plus percent of Republican voters support this.
  407. 25:05The percentage of voters who support it increases every year.
  408. 25:10The thing that's stopping it are the elected officials, which should cause you to begin
  409. 25:15ask, huh, why do they want to make sure it's just American citizens that can vote in American
  410. 25:24elections? This should be an easy pass guys. And here's the other thing, even if the Republicans
  411. 25:32think that the vote won't pass, force the senators to put their vote on record, because this
  412. 25:39is the rope that they do guys, so you know, this is not a game is played. You have a bill,
  413. 25:43say, I have a bill passed that that Bobby can no longer wear
  414. 25:47a F.A. hats in studio, right? That's the bill, right? But it's
  415. 25:51presented in the Senate, you see. And so what do we do? We hide
  416. 25:56behind the cloture vote, the in debate vote, the filibuster, and
  417. 26:03what ends up happening? Let's say in this instance, hypothetically,
  418. 26:05the Republicans, they know their voters wouldn't their constituents
  419. 26:09wouldn't support Bobby being prohibited from wearing his AFA
  420. 26:13hat in studio. But they don't want Bobby to wear his AFA hat in
  421. 26:16studio. You see, because they want to support all kind of networks. They want to support NPR
  422. 26:21and they want to support all these others. But they also want to campaign is saying, man,
  423. 26:27we want people to be able to wear the air, pay for anywhere, wherever they go. So how do
  424. 26:30they do that? What they do is hide behind the cloture vote. You see, so ends up happening
  425. 26:40is before you get to the bill on the merits, can Bobby wear his hat or not wear his hat,
  426. 26:45You have a procedural vote on cloture and it takes 60 votes to invoke cloture, which means
  427. 26:52to terminate debate and move on to vote on the bill on the merits.
  428. 26:56So you have several less in this instance, Republicans who won't vote during the cloture
  429. 27:01vote.
  430. 27:02Kind of like Tom Tillis did today, he didn't vote to open debate on the Save America Act.
  431. 27:09So you have some Republicans who won't vote for it.
  432. 27:12And then you have others who will vote for it because they really want Bobby to wear his
  433. 27:15hats.
  434. 27:16You have the Democrats had a post and by gosh, you know what?
  435. 27:20We only had 52 votes in favor of invoking cloture on Bobby's AFA hat legislation.
  436. 27:27So then some of the same senators who didn't vote in favor of Bobby wearing his hat to
  437. 27:31vote cloture, they'll go home and say, can you believe Washington is working against us?
  438. 27:36You understand what I'm saying?
  439. 27:37Washington is working, you can't get anything done in Washington.
  440. 27:39It's hopeless, gridlock.
  441. 27:40We can't get anything accomplished.
  442. 27:42And there's no record, there's no record of the vote acting on the merits as to whether
  443. 27:46or not Bobby can wear his hat.
  444. 27:48There's no record of that.
  445. 27:50All you, when you go to try to look it up, all you see is cloture votes.
  446. 27:53And if you don't know how the process works, you would be deceived into thinking, well, I
  447. 27:57have, I have a rep fighting for me in DC.
  448. 28:00When truth, in truth, in truth, there is a reality called a uni party.
  449. 28:07You see how the game is playing?
  450. 28:11So don't let them play it on, on, on this one.
  451. 28:13If there is, if there is not, if there is something that should be a easy haul over the
  452. 28:21finish line, surely, surely it is.
  453. 28:26We just need to make sure it's only American citizens as a vote in federal elections.
  454. 28:30Don't you think?
  455. 28:33Some ask, well, how do they get the one big beautiful bill passed?
  456. 28:36They use a procedure called reconciliation.
  457. 28:38What is reconciliation for financial, financial measures?
  458. 28:41The Senate rules.
  459. 28:43Here we go.
  460. 28:44rules, the same Senate rules I'm talking about that Governor Philip Buster, the Senate rules
  461. 28:48allows US senators once annually during each Congress, during each Congress for the senators
  462. 28:56to vote on one bill that has to do with financial matters that doesn't require the 60-vote
  463. 29:02threshold.
  464. 29:03Y'all want to know how they came up with that?
  465. 29:06It was a Senate rule, a Senate rule passed by a simple majority of the senators.
  466. 29:14saying, why can't you use the Senate rules to do what the American people want?
  467. 29:22And it's one of the things that's why I keep saying this,
  468. 29:25they want to have a demoralized populace. They want people to throw up their hands and say,
  469. 29:29ah, see, man, it's hopeless because the more disengaged the American people are, the easier it is
  470. 29:44for a chicanery to go forward. Like, here's a perfect example. Remember all of the energy and
  471. 29:49firm around those, remember that?
  472. 29:51Somebody don't want to tell me how many bills have been passed to codify the cuts to the
  473. 29:56federal budget from what those discovered.
  474. 30:00It's enough to make you sick.
  475. 30:05But in this instance is vitally important, that you refuse to disengage.
  476. 30:11You refuse to disengage.
  477. 30:12Let your senators know where you stand and what you require.
  478. 30:18Simple as that.
  479. 30:21So debate has opened on the measure.
  480. 30:26This is one thing that needs to be passed.
  481. 30:30All right.
  482. 30:31I'm going to move on.
  483. 30:34So today I will explain a little bit of this information.
  484. 30:38So Joe Kent announces resignation today from his position as the director of the National
  485. 30:45Counterterrorism Center.
  486. 30:48That is a position that works within the office of the director of national intelligence.
  487. 30:52So it's an intelligence position.
  488. 30:55All right.
  489. 30:56is a military veteran, a former Army Green Barre, Green Barre CIA paramilitary officer,
  490. 31:04who's at 11 combat deployments. I'm thankful, the American people are thankful for his service,
  491. 31:10but just because you have been a veteran, that doesn't give you a pass on everything you want to do going forward.
  492. 31:16His first wife, and these people asking me, is he married to a woman who's hostile? Is he,
  493. 31:23He had a wife before who was killed in combat.
  494. 31:28At 35 years old, she was killed by ISIS.
  495. 31:31All right.
  496. 31:35He's since remarried.
  497. 31:37And his current wife is not his former wife.
  498. 31:39All right.
  499. 31:42Joe Kent ran for Congress in 2022.
  500. 31:46And just I posted something about this on my social media feed.
  501. 31:50He ran in the Republican primary
  502. 31:52and Washington state against my friend, Heidi St. John.
  503. 31:54heard her on this show before. And he beat Heidi in the primary. And Joe Kent then went on to lose
  504. 32:06in the general election and then after that President Trump tapped in for this position
  505. 32:13in the office of the Director of National Intelligence. He announced his resignation
  506. 32:20today in what he said was that it was in protest of the Iran-Iran War.
  507. 32:30But I want to show you some things that
  508. 32:32today is seemingly contradicting what Joe Kent has said in 2016 and 2020.
  509. 32:39And then also is his resignation truly
  510. 32:43an honest opposition to the conflict in Iran or something else happening?
  511. 32:51We'll get into that in this next segment.
  512. 34:00Gentai Israel. This is David Wheaton, host of the Christian
  513. 34:04World View. Hostility toward the Jews and Israel has infected many in the West. The political
  514. 34:10and theological left are characterized by it. But the right is succumbing as well. Notable
  515. 34:16influencers like Tucker Carlson, Candace Owens, and Nick Fuentes, along with some pastors,
  516. 34:22deride Israel asserting the modern day people in Israel aren't Jews. The Jews control America,
  517. 34:28the U.S. does Israel's bidding. And Israel is a genocidal oppressor. Even if there were
  518. 34:34truth to these deformations, it still wouldn't nullify God's unbreakable promise in Scripture.
  519. 34:41God has not rejected His people has He may it never be.
  520. 34:46Here are most recent programs on this topic at TheChristianWorldView.org and then tune in
  521. 34:51this weekend for part 2.
  522. 34:53Listen to The Christian World View with David Wheaton, Saturday mornings at 8th Central on American
  523. 34:58Family Radio.
  524. 34:59A Hamilton Quarter podcast and one-minute common terrors are available at EFR.net back to the
  525. 35:10Hamilton Corner on American Family Radio.
  526. 35:15Welcome back to the Hamilton Corner, Abraham Hamilton the third here.
  527. 35:21As I've shared a Heidi St. John's post on my book of faces feed for the Hamilton Corner,
  528. 35:29explains that and and this problem will help you process Joe Kint's resignation
  529. 35:34letter that he published that he posted publicly on X but apparently Joe Kint is
  530. 35:43friends with Tucker Carlson so that that might aid you Heidi shared that in her
  531. 35:55primary campaign against Joe Kint Tucker Carlson would have Joe Kint on the air
  532. 35:59all the time and when her campaign reached out for equal time, um, uh, uh, uh, Tucker
  533. 36:06Crossam refused to have her on anytime at all.
  534. 36:10Did not allow one at all.
  535. 36:11And so, uh, because he had an internet streaming show and the internet is not
  536. 36:14governed by FCC regulations that he had no obligation to allow Heidi St.
  537. 36:20John onto his show, though he had Joe Kent on over and over and over and over again.
  538. 36:24kind of like when CBS and yes, Colbert wanted to have James
  539. 36:31Tallarico on but did not want to have Jasmine Crockett on what did he do?
  540. 36:35He refused to air the show on the television network and put it where?
  541. 36:39On the internet on YouTube.
  542. 36:44All right.
  543. 36:45Getting into a little bit of his letter.
  544. 36:46So in his letter, Joe Kent says the reason for his resignation was
  545. 36:53until, well, let me go back to the beginning.
  546. 36:54I'm not going to read the whole letter because it's a long letter, but he included in this
  547. 36:59letter, quote, I cannot in good conscience support the ongoing war in Iran.
  548. 37:06Iran posed no imminent threat to our nation.
  549. 37:09And it's clear that we started this war due to pressure from Israel and its powerful American
  550. 37:15lobby.
  551. 37:16Quote, high ranking Israeli officials and members of the media had deployed a misinformation campaign
  552. 37:28to undermine America first.
  553. 37:31This echo chamber was used to deceive you into believing that Iran posed an imminent threat
  554. 37:36to the United States and that you should strike now that there was a clear path to victory.
  555. 37:44After it, I'm sorry.
  556. 37:48So effective immediately he's designing.
  557. 37:50Simply put, he's saying that Iran wasn't an imminent threat.
  558. 37:56You, President Trump, you're just a rube.
  559. 37:58You got played, man.
  560. 38:00You were just a tool to do Israel's bidding.
  561. 38:05That's what he said.
  562. 38:08Kind of just like this current fence, the Jews, the Jews.
  563. 38:14You see, the Jews are secretly running the world.
  564. 38:16You know, this is what he's saying.
  565. 38:18Guys, I just want to zoom out for a bit.
  566. 38:21Again, discernment is kind of interesting
  567. 38:26how all of a sudden all of these voices,
  568. 38:31Previously anti-Semitism was a thing on the left.
  569. 38:35But now you see it happening.
  570. 38:37And like I said before, I really believe that it's a demonic effort
  571. 38:40cause a demoralization to take place.
  572. 38:43Now, this is America.
  573. 38:44If you have criticisms about the state of Israel, that's fine.
  574. 38:49You can talk about that.
  575. 38:51But to say things like to delegitimize a homeland for the Jewish people,
  576. 38:57well, what is that all about?
  577. 39:00What is that all about?
  578. 39:03You know, it's remarkable how this is unfolding.
  579. 39:09But Joe Kent today doesn't sound like Joe Kent
  580. 39:15from just two minutes ago.
  581. 39:16If you will, Mr. McIntosh, would you put up
  582. 39:19just a little bit of Mr. Joe Kent's history?
  583. 39:24Because he's sounding a lot different now
  584. 39:30than the way he sounded before.
  585. 39:34In January 2020, Joe Kent, the same Joe Kent were right, quote,
  586. 39:40the red line is American loss of life
  587. 39:43and Iranian nuclear development.
  588. 39:45I personally think we should have crushed their ballistic
  589. 39:47and nuclear capabilities, he said, capes.
  590. 39:50But Trump has a plan.
  591. 39:52He has definitely earned the confidence
  592. 39:54of any clear-eyed observer, end quote.
  593. 39:56That's what he said in 2020.
  594. 39:58September 2024, quote,
  595. 40:00"'Trump used a balance of diplomacy, economic pressure
  596. 40:03and targeted strikes to contain Iran,
  597. 40:05the embodiment of peace through strength.
  598. 40:09October, 2020, 24, Joe Kent.
  599. 40:12Quote, October 7th happened
  600. 40:15because Biden Harris gave Iran access to over $100 billion.
  601. 40:19Trump used diplomacy to build the Abraham Accords,
  602. 40:21cut off Iran's funding and killed key terrorists.
  603. 40:24America and our allies were safe and there was less war.
  604. 40:27No more Neacons, no appeasement, Trump, 2024.
  605. 40:31So what happened to Joe Kent?
  606. 40:36Now, and there's more, I just read a few of them, there's more.
  607. 40:40So what happened to Joe Kent?
  608. 40:43And then here's the thing, if you're going to make the accusation, and this is, guys,
  609. 40:49this is a big deal for a host of reasons.
  610. 40:51He's literally saying, he's literally saying that President Trump was just a rube, you know,
  611. 40:56he got played, he got duped, you know, the Israeli's, they deceived him.
  612. 41:01All right, cool.
  613. 41:04Show the proof.
  614. 41:05What I'm saying cool is if that is what you're saying, what's the proof of that?
  615. 41:10What proof of that?
  616. 41:12You know, it's kind of kind of Candice Owensy to where you make these grand accusations,
  617. 41:18but something, something that substantial does that not bear?
  618. 41:25Does that not require some kind of substantiation?
  619. 41:33Dr. Mike Johnson from Louisiana, my home state, said, quote, Joe Kent is clearly wrong.
  620. 41:42I got all the briefings.
  621. 41:44We all understood there was clearly an imminent threat that Iran was very close to the enrichment
  622. 41:49of nuclear capability, and they were building missiles at a place that no one in the region
  623. 41:53could keep up with, end quote.
  624. 41:55That's what Speaker Johnson said.
  625. 41:59So if you got to make, again, I want to know this, if you have evidence of this, Joe Kent,
  626. 42:04But this is what you are asserting is true.
  627. 42:08You're making a conscientious objection based on this.
  628. 42:13Show what's the evidence for that?
  629. 42:16Or since you're just making claims, their reports that are indicating the real issue that Joe
  630. 42:25Kent is upset about, and this is being reported currently, is that the real issue is that Joe
  631. 42:36Joe Kent was found to be a leaker.
  632. 42:39Now how are you going to work in the office of the Director of National Intelligence, but
  633. 42:42you're going to leak information, including potentially to America's enemies, and because
  634. 42:49Joe Kent was identified as a leaker, the Trump administration was in conversation with Tulsi
  635. 42:57Gabbard to fire Joe Kent.
  636. 43:00You understand me?
  637. 43:02in the process, you have the director of counterterrorism,
  638. 43:06who had been excluded from classified briefings.
  639. 43:14And for months, he had been cut out of classified briefings
  640. 43:18and he was mad about it.
  641. 43:21So he, you know, if we gonna just say some stuff,
  642. 43:25he tried to get out in front of what was about to be
  643. 43:29a pink slip, but he want to, you short-circuit the pink slip
  644. 43:34But I said, no, no, you ain't fired me, I quit.
  645. 43:38Why you crazy?
  646. 43:40Have you ever heard that before?
  647. 43:41No, I didn't get fired.
  648. 43:43I quit.
  649. 43:45If it is true that he had been excluded
  650. 43:46from the classified briefings,
  651. 43:49when it also be true,
  652. 43:51that this fool don't know what he's talking about.
  653. 43:53Cause he wouldn't have the information that indicated
  654. 43:56whether or not there was a classified threat.
  655. 43:58If he had been excluded from the classified briefings.
  656. 44:02So all I'm saying, and listen,
  657. 44:04I'm not trying to tell anybody here to take sides.
  658. 44:07All I'm saying is before you conclude that Joe Kent is on a righteous crusade,
  659. 44:14I would encourage you to require evidence before you make that conclusion.
  660. 44:18That's all I'm saying.
  661. 44:20And if he has evidence that the president has been deceived,
  662. 44:24put it on the table, my man,
  663. 44:27because it is exceedingly irresponsible for you to make such a grandiose claim.
  664. 44:34And just like Jonah,
  665. 44:35throw your rock and hide your hand because you can read tealies because it
  666. 44:40put because of the political moment and because your homeboy Tucker Carlson
  667. 44:44some might call him katarleson it sounds like some of the same stuff
  668. 44:53Tucker has been saying and these are things that completely contradict what
  669. 44:57Joe Kent said just a couple years ago I'll tell you this and I've said this my
  670. 45:04friend Heidi St. John ran against Joe Kent in the primary because she believed that
  671. 45:09that Joe Kent was not a constitutionalist.
  672. 45:13And she felt that her state required true, clear,
  673. 45:19godly constitutional representation.
  674. 45:22But she didn't want to kick up a fuss about it
  675. 45:24because she felt like Joe Kent was better
  676. 45:25than a Democrat candidate who was running
  677. 45:27in a general election, so she decided not to attack Joe Kent
  678. 45:31once they got to the general election.
  679. 45:33That's what she told me herself.
  680. 45:36But she tried to warn President Trump about Joe Kent
  681. 45:39before President Trump ever nominated him to this position.
  682. 45:43And I understand it because of his history
  683. 45:47as a veteran, a former, Green Beret,
  684. 45:49and having a wife who was killed by ISIS.
  685. 45:54And by the way, ISIS is largely funded by who?
  686. 45:57All right, ISIS is largely funded by who?
  687. 46:00Iran.
  688. 46:02I don't know about you, but if I know somebody
  689. 46:04is responsible for funding,
  690. 46:06the group that ultimately killed my wife.
  691. 46:11You.
  692. 46:12You.
  693. 46:13Say, what's that, huh?
  694. 46:15Yeah, okay.
  695. 46:16But to say there was no evidence, I'm just going to tell you, if I have to consider Speaker
  696. 46:26Mike Johnson, who I told you before, I trust Mike Johnson.
  697. 46:30You know, there was some things when the Ukraine thing were happening that I was like, man,
  698. 46:35I have questions.
  699. 46:38But ultimately, I trust Speaker Johnson, if Joe Kent had been excluded from the intelligence
  700. 46:46briefings for months, wouldn't it also be true that he wouldn't know what the intelligence
  701. 46:51information was that led to the decision and somebody might say, well, he was the director
  702. 46:59of counter-terrorism.
  703. 47:02If he was suspected of being a leaker, so much so were there conversations about his
  704. 47:07termination of his employment, wouldn't he be excluded from those briefings?
  705. 47:12Now, if that is not true, the burden is on Joe Kent.
  706. 47:16If he's going to say something as substantive and significant as saying the United States
  707. 47:25of America was led into a military conflict,
  708. 47:27flicked by deceit.
  709. 47:29You have the burden of showing that, homie.
  710. 47:32You can't just make that accusation,
  711. 47:34and then walk down the street,
  712. 47:35like you in the, you know, you speed walking,
  713. 47:37you know, one of those Olympics speed walkers, you know?
  714. 47:42I quit in speed walk down the street.
  715. 47:46And he says that my resignation is effective as of today.
  716. 47:50Now I'm not purported to know everything that goes on in DC
  717. 47:52because I'm not in DC.
  718. 47:53And if he has more information that I don't have,
  719. 47:56then that is entirely a possibility.
  720. 47:58But again, if you are going to make the accusation
  721. 48:03that the President of the United States of America
  722. 48:06was deceived, you have an obligation
  723. 48:09to support that with proof.
  724. 48:12You can't just say that and just casually speed on,
  725. 48:17like it ain't nothing.
  726. 48:21That's what I'm saying.
  727. 48:22And I'm not even gonna get into his current wife's
  728. 48:28affiliations and her employment
  729. 48:32by let's just say
  730. 48:35the allegedly has below affiliated
  731. 48:38i'm not going to go down i'm not i'm not going to include that in the calculus
  732. 48:41so i think it's efficient to say
  733. 48:42that you can make that actually she got a supported
  734. 48:45but i do understand
  735. 48:51how this is happening
  736. 48:54so i just man
  737. 48:58as i said in the very beginning of the program i believe much of this that is
  738. 49:01happening, the keyboard warriors that are throwing mud at each other online.
  739. 49:10And it notices similar to whole Candace Owens thing.
  740. 49:12If you notice, I haven't spent a lot of time on her because I don't want to waste time on
  741. 49:16her.
  742. 49:17But she makes his accusation and keeps saying, I'm going to show you this, I'm going to show
  743. 49:20this.
  744. 49:21And when it's, well, where's the proof?
  745. 49:22She moves on to another topic.
  746. 49:26I agree in the marketplace of ideas.
  747. 49:28I agree in an exchange of ideas.
  748. 49:30I agree that if you have a point and a counterpoint, and I believe that the president's administration
  749. 49:35is best served by having those that are among the range of perspectives.
  750. 49:41I think it's good to have people that are very hesitant, very reluctant to be willing
  751. 49:49to consent to kinetic military action.
  752. 49:52And you have those who have a diversion opinion.
  753. 49:54I want our president to have advice from all the best counselors.
  754. 49:58But if you're going to make the accusation that he was just deceived, you have to support
  755. 50:03that.
  756. 50:04You can't throw that out just like it's an armchair opinion.
  757. 50:06You have to support that man.
  758. 50:08And before anybody would embrace what Joe Kin is saying, I think it's responsible to
  759. 50:14say, hmm, that's what you're saying Joe?
  760. 50:18What is the evidence that that actually happened?
  761. 50:21What's the evidence that actually happened?
  762. 50:23And if you don't have any evidence, then you need to be challenged for publicly being so
  763. 50:32irresponsible.
  764. 50:38The views and opinions expressed in this broadcast may not necessarily reflect those of the American
  765. 50:43Family Association or American Family Radio.

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