April 29, 2026 · 49:48

Partiality based gerrymandering was spiked by SCOTUS.

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0:00 - 15:00. Hebrews 5:11-12. Dullness doesn’t occur all at once. 15:00 - 31:00. Partiality based gerrymandering was spiked by SCOTUS. 31:00 - 48:00. The SPLC indictment has more in it than what’s been reported. | 1-800-326-4543 ext. 345 To donate call: 877-616-2396

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0:00Darkness is not an affirmative force.
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0:33Good evening, everybody.
0:35Boy, oh boy.
0:37You want to talk about Foolish's du jour.
0:40We have a gumbo pot full today.
0:45We're definitely going to run out of time
0:48before we run out of show today.
0:50Do you see the anne gumbo?
0:51Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
0:52Because Louisiana is where you cook up some gumbo.
0:56You see, and you had the Rue percolating at the Supreme
0:59Court today.
1:01And it's Tammy and uh, we have to go there
1:06Welcome to the Hamilton corner everybody. My name is Abraham Hamilton the third
1:09I am the host of this program joined by the corner contingent the newly shaven recently shaven to mister
1:17Bobby
1:18Rosa he ain't think I noticed that he trying to come with the baby boy phase
1:21I you know, hey you can't slide that by me, you know, he might come with the sign on
1:26But I can still hit the slider, you know what I mean?
1:28And in this screening we're a produced extraordinaire often imitate and never duplicated the real
1:34J. Mac, ladies and gentlemen, and we are ready to rock and roll with today's edition of the
1:40program at this very moment. Many of you, if not most of you are making your transition from
1:45your part time jobs where you generate an income to your full time jobs where you cultivate
1:49an outcome. And as you do so, I want to remind you to do so with intentionality understanding
1:55the primacy that God places on family. Lots of things are happening. The Supreme Court
2:01spiking ethnicity based partial gerrymandering. You have the SPLC's indictment and this is why
2:12you got to read the thing for yourselves because if you've heard popular reports,
2:16there's some information I want to share that's in the indictment, but I haven't heard any reports
2:21on it and while I was traveling, I had an opportunity to delve into the depths of the
2:25indictment, but I've done so today. We're going to get into that. You have Dr. Frauci's
2:31right-hand man. I mean, guys, you cannot make this stuff up true. There's stranger than fiction.
2:36Got Frauci's right-hand man who leaves a paper trail. He said, Anthony Tony is too smart
2:46to send stuff that'll be problematic in emails.
2:51But I'm not.
2:54Guys, I'm not making this up.
2:56I'm not making this up.
2:57And then he, I mean, I mean, my man is 78 years old.
3:01Maybe he don't understand.
3:03But he said, I will use Gmail.
3:06I'm gonna use my Gmail account
3:08to send all of the stuff that needs to hide
3:10because that way I get to hide from FOIA.
3:13Yeah, yeah.
3:15So Gmail is secure.
3:16Oh man, I'm telling you, I'm telling you.
3:20You got that, you have Virginia.
3:24So Governor Amber Crombie and Fitch thought that she,
3:31that's what Jesus is governor by the way.
3:33That's what I, that's what I,
3:34that's Governor Amber Crombie and Fitch
3:35that's what I call it, you know what I mean?
3:37She thought her redistricting scheme
3:39was in the clearly Jeff's like that when he came.
3:42Yeah, Governor, Governor A and Fitch, you know what I mean?
3:45She thought her redistricting scheme was in the clear.
3:49Well, remember that I think as a guy who commercial,
3:51who you almost had it?
3:54Who you almost, almost got it.
3:58Seemed like that might be derailed.
4:00It's a whole lot going on,
4:02but guess what?
4:03None of those things are more important
4:04what's going on in your home.
4:07And in my home, these things are vitally, vitally important,
4:13but they're not more important
4:14than what you and I get the opportunity
4:17to influence directly.
4:20And I'm just gonna tell you,
4:21we're not gonna even have time
4:22to get to Pete Hex's hearing today,
4:24because there are lots of things we need to get into.
4:26Lord willing, we'll pick up whatever we don't reach today.
4:29We'll pick it up tomorrow,
4:30but who knows what will break tomorrow?
4:33But these things are important for you
4:34to understand and to navigate and to be frank,
4:37some of these things are things that you can utilize
4:40in fortifying your families.
4:43One of the things we try to do in my own home
4:45as we communicate the scripture,
4:46We often bring in some real-time examples to show, you know, this is not just something
4:53that's happened in the far-off distant land or the distant perceptions of history, but
4:59this is happening right now.
5:00And God's Word is current because as the Scripture tells us, it's alive.
5:05You're possible James, sharper than any two-edged sword.
5:09With that in mind, let us turn to the Word of God to the Book of Hebrews, chapter 5.
5:13I want to go back here. Hebrews chapter 5, verses 11 and 12, Hebrews chapter 5, verses 11 and 12 is
5:25where we're going to go today. By way of reminder, the epistle to the Hebrews really is an appeal to help
5:34that he break people to understand that they're no longer waiting for Messiah, but that he has come.
5:39And then the verses immediately preceding what we're going to delve into today,
5:42it discusses Messiah being in the order of Melchizedek, Melchizedek, which you'll
5:49recall from the book of Genesis Hebrews chapter 5 verse 11 verses 11 and 12
5:56was what I'm going to read in verse 11 and this is what God's Word says.
6:00Concerning Him we have much to say and it is hard to explain since you have
6:09become dull of hearing. For though by this time you ought to be teachers, you have
6:22need a gain for someone to teach you the elementary principles of the oracles of
6:27God and you have come to need milk and not solid food. The thing that I want you to
6:36see is really in two phrases in verse 11 it says you have become dull of hearing.
6:41verse 12, it says, you have come to need milk and not solid food. What I want you to see
6:51is that dullness is not something that settles in all at once.
7:00Dullness is the byproduct of a prolonged disposition. Spiritual apathy and neglect is what precedes
7:13dullness. When the Hebrew writer explains concerning him, we have much to say, but it's hard to explain.
7:19The explanation is not hard because the explanation is complex to articulate.
7:24It's not a complexity of expression.
7:29The difficulty lies in the fact that the ones to whom the articulation is made, the audience
7:36with whom the expression is conveyed, they have a difficult time understanding.
7:46And the verse tells us why, because they become dull of hearing.
7:55They become dull of hearing.
7:57The same thing is parallel to verse 12, because by this time the scripture says you should
8:04be able, you ought to be able to teach others.
8:10But you can't do that because you have need to be taught again, the elementary principles
8:14of God's oracles, why? Because you have come to need milk and not solid food. Many of you
8:22who are listening to me, you've had the experience of the natural experience of dealing with aging
8:28parents and when there's a mental deterioration with dementia and Alzheimer's and things of
8:35that nature. And you've practically experienced your parents having various capacities and
8:43you witness kind of a retrogression to where the parent and some instances becomes like the child.
8:55Now imagine that phenomenon spiritually, that there was a previous ability to endure solid food,
9:04but there's a drifting to where that capacity erodes. Previously there was capacity to engage in the
9:14the dialogue concerning Messiah who is of the order of Melchizedek. But now those conversations
9:20are really hard to have. Sometimes the difficulty in having the conversations is conversations
9:30are not because of the complexity of the subject matter, but because unbelief, entertaining,
9:40the philosophies of this world and the elementary principles of this world rather than upon Christ.
9:46What I'm driving toward is I want to make you aware. I want to put you on alert that dullness doesn't happen all at once
9:54It's the product of a prolonged
9:57disposition
10:00one of the major efforts of
10:03The enemy and when you think when I say this I pray you consider this well what I'm saying much of the demonic stratagems are not
10:10Not targeted at unbelievers because unbelievers are already in Satan's camp
10:15John 3 17 they're condemned already
10:18Not saying that this perpetually, hopeless, God still opens the eyes, blind eyes and removes
10:28stony hearts and replaces them with hearts that are alive unto him, but much of the demonic
10:34strategy is promulgated to ensnare, to entangle, to weary, to wear down the Lord's bride.
10:49And I've said it before, and I'm going to say it again, the two pronged strategy of the
10:52enemy is to try to keep as many people as possible from being regenerated, being born
10:57again.
10:59But the second prong of that strategy is to limit the impact of a believer's life to get
11:07you so consumed and overwhelmed and self-absorbed and self-focused to where the Christ you professed
11:14to know impacts, no one beyond yourselves, no one beyond myself.
11:21It happens in such a way where many of us are unable to identify that it's even happening.
11:30That we can't even rest when it's time to put our heads to our pillows to rest.
11:33That we can't rest because our minds are racing.
11:35Because I got this, I got this, I got this, I got this, I got this, I got this, I got this,
11:39and there's no peace.
11:40When the scripture says the Lord gave sleep to his beloved.
11:46What I'm saying is that we must be discerning and sharpened sufficiently to where we recognize
11:54Oh, wait a minute, wait a minute, wait a minute, wait a minute.
11:57There are things in his life that are encroaching upon my capacity to behold the lover of my
12:05soul.
12:08I said oftentimes, prayerlessness in the life of a believer is a tacit declaration of independence
12:13from God.
12:14When we are alive unto God, it should bother us if we have not been able to tabernacle with
12:19our King.
12:20It should bother us if we have not been able to meet Him through His holy word.
12:24It should impact us if we have an absented from the Lord's bride and the life of Christ
12:32and communing with Him and having Him in the vibrant reality of who He is brought to bear
12:39in our lives.
12:41And then what ends up happening is that we have a redefined normal established to where
12:47normal for us becomes the distracted disposition, to where really the things that capture our
12:54attention and the things that we really enjoy the most really are things that have no bearing
12:59and have nothing to do with him.
13:04That's why as I said last week, the most egregious portion of Romans one is not the Hollywood
13:12sense and the balance of the chapter.
13:16The most egregious portion is that though they knew God, they did not honor Him as God.
13:24will willingly complicit in a degradation and a downgrading of God to that which is common.
13:33And the most strident evidence of that is that they weren't thankful.
13:38When we behold our King as he is to be seen, the most immediate response with consistency
13:44is gratitude.
13:46One of the things that I'm coming to realize in the scripture bears this out, the life of
13:50the Apostle Paul shares this or explains this, the more we grow in the Lord and come to know
13:55the Lord, the more you recognize you need, the more aware you become of your own wretchedness
14:05and different iterations.
14:06It's not because you are committing more instances and acts of sinfulness.
14:11No, you become even the more aware at how entirely other God is from us.
14:20But as I'm saying this and you're listening to me, you're saying, oh man, I hadn't thought
14:26about that.
14:31It's no wonder that we have such horrible record of professing Christ followers being
14:39bound in pornography, including preachers.
14:45Revelation 2 in addressing the church of Ephesus, Jesus said, I have this one thing against you.
14:53You've abandoned your first love.
14:55Let that not be our testimony.
15:01A discipleship minute with Joseph Parker.
15:04Lord, thank you for every parent listening right now.
15:07every dad, every mom.
15:09I know every granddad, every grandmom with the wisdom
15:12to know that there's so much we can do
15:15to bless and encourage and minister to our children
15:18as we have them to read the word of God out loud daily,
15:20but also as we teach and train them with the wisdom
15:24that draws straight from your word.
15:27Help us to be wise enough to turn off all the electronic
15:29gadgets and all the things, the cell phones
15:32and everything else, and help us to be wise enough
15:34to open your word with our children
15:38and allow them to read the word
15:39and talk about the wisdom and the counsel,
15:42the grace that's found there,
15:43that they can learn to walk in the light
15:45of the wisdom and the power of your word.
15:49There's nothing our children need
15:51more than your precious power forward.
15:54In Jesus' name we pray, amen.
16:04Shiting light into the darkness,
16:06this is the Hamilton Corner, an American family radio.
16:11Welcome back to the Hamilton Corner, Abraham Hamilton the third year.
16:14Let's get into it.
16:15So today, today, the Supreme Court ruled in the Louisiana versus Kalei case.
16:23This has to do with the redistricting effort.
16:28Now many of you may recall, I discussed this before, Jeff.
16:31If you have the picture of the maps, let's put them up because you had two
16:36different maps that the state of Louisiana had.
16:39First, you had the maps from 2022.
16:45If you're watching the show,
16:47and I'll describe this for the live radio
16:49and the podcast audience,
16:51if you're watching the show there on the screen,
16:53right before you, on your left,
16:54you'll see the 2022 maps.
16:56Well, the 2022 map was the product of litigation
17:02because the argument was that, well,
17:06well, I see the map that you have promulgated there,
17:09Governor Landry, so we South with Louisiana.
17:12What?
17:15You have not sufficiently created a skin color based,
17:21more melanated people only district.
17:24Therefore, this 2022 map goes down goes Frazier 2024.
17:34Remix.
17:36You have the creation of the map on the right,
17:39which you'll notice a very diagonal salamander-like portion that stretches from the Baton Rouge
17:48area all the way up to northwest Louisiana, but in a diagonal fashion to which former state
17:59senator, candidate for governor, Democrat Party, aficionado, one of the ones responsible
18:07were bringing gambling into Louisiana, legalizing gambling, making the way for Harris Casino to
18:13be smack dab in New Orleans on Canal Street. Cleo Fields, who was caught on tape putting
18:18cash money in his pockets. All of a sudden Cleo Fields is back as a congressional representative
18:24for what was promulgated here is Districts, congressional district number six. Oh, yeah.
18:29Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Well, that map was challenged. I say, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa.
18:34all said the 2022 map was a violation of voter rights act. I'm saying the 2024 map is a violation.
18:43Now you guys will recall when we first discussed this case, I presented it to you within the context
18:51of saying we got to pick what do we want to be as a people because we cannot keep saying that
18:57well, you know, America has this history concerning ethnicity based partiality and we need to grow
19:02to no longer have that. Okay. If that's what we want to be, should we continue to make
19:08congressional districts based upon that to which I'm going to point out in a moment,
19:13Justice Clarence Thomas literally says that. It's like, why are we allowing the Voting Rights Act to tell
19:19us that it is a firm and typically requiring maps to be drawn in a certain way? That's not what the
19:24Voting Rights Act says at all. We have to be one or the other. We either have to be a people
19:32that we look at the history of our nation with honesty and recognize a we had to pass a
19:40four thirteenth and a fourteenth and a amendment. We had to pass a fifteenth amendment. The
19:44Voting Rights Act was literally created by Congress to be an implementation mechanism
19:48and to enforce the fifteenth amendment. That happened. That's real. And we can say, and
19:56you know what, we've grown from that or we can continue to say, as certain people in our
20:00society continue to say, I know nothing has changed. We're the same today as it was.
20:05was in 1950 as it was, in 1850, before there was a declaration of independence, it's just
20:18the exact same way. We have to pick. And I'm going to give you an example of what I mean
20:23by having to pick. So this case, let me just run to the end of it, in a 6-3 decision, y'all
20:29can pick this. How about I tell you the three that were in the minority? Shall I? Do y'all
20:34deal, we'll do like a nurture on you, we'll say it all together now. Justice is so to my
20:39or Kagan and Katanji Brown Jackson. Yes, these are the three in the minority. The six in
20:47the majority have simply said, I'll just read the first line of Justice Alito's majority
20:55opinion. He says, quote, Section two of the Voting Rights Act of 1965 was designed to
21:00enforce the Constitution, not collide with it.
21:05That's how he starts his opinion.
21:06So justice, and let me do something else too,
21:10because the 2022 Louisiana map to 2024 maps,
21:14y'all are gonna laugh when y'all hear this,
21:16but I said this when I first covered the story.
21:18The reason why the advocates for the 2024 map
21:21say we need this diagonal salamander-like district
21:26to where we cannot only create districts and consider the partisan affiliations of the people
21:33of the various districts.
21:34No, no, we can't do that.
21:37You know why, guys, this is a part of the Creek case history.
21:40You know why?
21:41Because we found that even if you have less-melinated Democrat voters, they tend not to
21:45vote for more-melinated candidates.
21:47Guys, I'm not kidding.
21:48I'm damn serious.
21:49In other words, they're saying the Democrats are rinks.
21:54So it's not enough to have a district that's heavily populated with Democrat voters.
21:57We need to make sure that skin color is a prevailing.
22:00Skin shade is a prevailing consideration when drawing the district because history has shown
22:05us that less-melinated Democrat voters won't vote for more-melinated candidates regardless
22:12of party affiliation.
22:14Hmm.
22:15Kind of like the same party of the Clu Klux Klan.
22:18Oh yeah, I see you, SBLC.
22:21We coming there.
22:22You know, the people you like to fund.
22:23We're coming there, but we're not there yet.
22:26Guys, I'm telling you, that's a part of the case.
22:28And so to give you an example of what I'm talking about,
22:30the evil beginning evil, this is a Supreme Court justice
22:34beginning her dissent, Elena Kagan, and her dissent.
22:39This is how she offers, she posits her objection
22:43to the conclusion of this case.
22:45And as I read this to you, I want you to ask yourself,
22:47is this what you want Supreme Court justice is doing?
22:50Is this how you arrive at a conclusion
22:52whether or not something is constitutional or unconstitutional?
22:57Here we go, Justice Kagan's dissent, right from the very beginning.
23:00Quote, consider the story of a hypothetical congressional district in a hypothetical state.
23:05Subjected to a redistricting scheme, the example is admittedly stylized, but in its essence,
23:12simulates the dispute before us and clarifies the immense issues at stake.
23:17The district, let's say, is a single county in the shape of a near-perfect circle, sitting
23:22in the middle of a rectangular state.
23:25The state is one with a long history of virulent racial discrimination and its many effects,
23:30including in residential segregation and political division.
23:35Remain significant even today!
23:39The population of the Circle District is 90% black.
23:42The rest of the state, divided into five surrounding districts, is 90% white.
23:47And voting throughout all those districts is racially polarized.
23:51black residents vote heavily for Democratic candidates while white residents vote heavily
23:55for Republicans.
23:57The Circle District thus enables the state's black community to elect a representative of
24:02its choice, whom no neighboring community would put in office."
24:10Now a couple things.
24:13This is literally how Elena Kagan sets up her to sit in this case with the square state
24:20with a circular district in the middle of the state.
24:23And she assumes several things in her set up first.
24:27She sets it up with the whole skin shade divide and makes an assumption that the things that
24:35historically occurred, they remain today the exact same way.
24:40Guys, that is the presumption that she's making that undergirds her assessment of the law.
24:47To which I ask, is that what we want our justices doing?
24:51We want our justices imposing their perception as to whether or not advancement concerning
24:57skin color has been made to such a degree or has not skin shade has been made to such a
25:01degree or has not.
25:02Is that what Supreme Court justices do?
25:06I thought we wanted a society that evaluates cases on their merits and we're not given
25:12weight in one direction or the other based on the skin shade of the people that come before
25:16us.
25:17Is that not what we're striving to be as a society?
25:24She goes on to say.
25:27This is just amazing.
25:29And this is a part of the rub here.
25:32In the population, the 90% black population,
25:36the only way, the only way in Elena Kagan's mind,
25:39that they can be served if they're able to elect a candidate
25:42based on skin shade.
25:45What in the, what it to be?
25:55This is,
25:58and the assumption is that skin color dictates
26:02who do people will vote for?
26:07Is that how you want just to prove what justice is,
26:09evaluating in cases?
26:10That's what I wanna know.
26:12I don't, I don't, I wanna be a part of the formation
26:19of a more perfect union.
26:20I want to continue to grow.
26:22I want to learn from our history,
26:24the good, bad and the ugly, and move forward
26:27in a God honoring fellow citizen,
26:30in, should I say, encouraging and bolstering manner.
26:36We have to pick, in contrast,
26:40Here's what Justice Thomas had to say.
26:43Quote, I joined the court's opinion in full.
26:46This court should never have interpreted section
26:48to the Voting Rights Act of 1965
26:50to effectively give racial groups an entitlement
26:54to roughly proportional representation.
26:57By doing so, the court led legislatures and courts
26:59to systematically divide the country
27:02into electoral districts along racial lines.
27:06Blacks were drawn into black districts
27:08and given black representatives,
27:09his Spanish were drawn into Hispanic districts
27:11and given Hispanic representatives and so on.
27:14That interpretation rendered section two repugnant
27:17to any nation that strives for the ideal
27:21of a colorblind constitution.
27:24Today's decision should largely put an end
27:27to this disastrous misadventure
27:29in voting rights jurisprudence.
27:33End quote.
27:36We have to choose what kind of society do we wanna be?
27:39What kind of society do we wanna be?
27:43do we want to continue to be a society that what has been is in especially in concerns
27:50of the things that have been bad, that they're perpetually the same?
27:54They're perpetually the same?
27:57Here's another thing.
27:58It assumes that Elena Kagan's hypothetical that she says identical to the case before
28:03her assumes that citizens cannot appeal to one another.
28:10Like there's no way whatsoever that your skin color, side seal delivered determines
28:14everything about you. Unless we're the Supreme Court Justice is saying. And so to my or in
28:22Katanji Brown Jackson we're right along with that. I can't tell you the number of times where
28:30there are people who are of certain regressive ideology will assume certain things about me
28:35just because of my skin shape. I thought that's what we didn't want. But this is a sitting Supreme
28:43Court Justice saying this is the way things are and we need to make sure congressional districts
28:47are drawn to reflect that perpetually. So guys, it's absurd to me. That's absurd to me. Now,
29:01let me just let you know something. I don't, I think some people recognize this, but this
29:05decision today, guys, this is going to have a very significant consequence that very well
29:17may have just changed the game concerning the 2026 midterm elections.
29:24In my estimation, this opens the door for states to challenge gerrymandered district maps in their states.
29:37Because the prevailing interpretation of section two to date prior to now,
29:45because this has not completely done away with section two of the Voting Rights Act,
29:51not at all, but it has changed the way the Devoteri attack will be interpreted.
29:57Justice Thomas' position is saying that this was never about ensuring electoral district
30:04makeups.
30:06Article 2 was all about the capacity to cast your ballot.
30:11And one of the things that in my opinion that really drives me nuts, and this is one of
30:14the major reasons why I have a lot of smoke for the Republican Party.
30:19Because the Republican Party just throws up their hands and says, hey, if it's an inner
30:23city if it's a metropolitan area, we're not even going to try to compete.
30:27That's why I told you guys, I never had an opportunity in my entire life living in the
30:31one that's to vote for a mayor that wasn't anything other than Democrat.
30:38City Council, all Democrats.
30:39You know why?
30:40Because Republicans don't try to compete.
30:42Democrats don't act that way.
30:43They don't think that way.
30:45For years now, we've been witnessing the Democrats working overtime to turn Texas blue.
30:50How's that looking?
30:52Thanks to Ron DeSantis.
30:53And let's just be clear about this.
30:54what nobody else, but Rhonda Santis and his allies that worked to turn Florida from the
31:01state that almost elected Andrew Gillum. Think about that. Rhonda Santis would be the Andrew
31:08Gillum by what, five points? Three points? After Rhonda Santis took office, Florida moved
31:16in the right direction. But prior to Rhonda Santis, Republicans were content with Florida.
31:21Well, it goes with the purple state, you know, people who leave in New York, they're coming
31:25Florida and they coming to Florida voting the same way all shucks I guess it has to be that way.
31:31And that's one of the things that Elena Kagan seems to think from her calculus.
31:35Because we human beings we are dynamic in our capacity. If I have a case, if I have a platform,
31:41and my platform is better than than Boo Boo the Fool's platform, then people will embrace my
31:46platform if I put the work in. I told you guys the story long ago and I'll tell it to you again.
31:51Long time ago in New Orleans, Bobby Jindal ran for governor. The first time he ran,
31:56And he lost.
31:57He lost.
31:58And one of the reasons why he lost
32:00is that he didn't compete in the Orleans and Baton Rouge.
32:02I was invited to a place where the opportunity
32:04to talk to Bobby Jindal, they asked me what I thought.
32:06I said, Bobby, what you have to do,
32:08before the election cycle comes around,
32:10you have to have your team with boots on the ground
32:13in the Orleans and in Baton Rouge and in Lafayette,
32:16and you have to show the people you care.
32:17And the old adage I learned is if you show me you care,
32:21then I hear what you have to say.
32:24And guess what?
32:25Bobby Jindal did it.
32:26Ran for election again, overwhelmingly won the governorship.
32:32Overwhelmingly.
32:35And that's what Elena Kagan seems to exclude from her.
32:38Calculus as she writes her ridiculous dissenting opinion.
32:44We have to choose as a country, y'all.
32:46What are we gonna be?
32:47Do we want to be a people that progresses
32:49and we make no value assessments or judgments about people
32:52based on external presentation
32:54or is it all about skin shade and always gonna be?
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34:14Welcome back to the Hamilton Corner.
34:15Abraham Hamilton III here is remarkable how things tended to change almost immediately when
34:23Pam Bondi was no longer in the AG's position, almost immediately.
34:29It seems like, and I don't know, obviously I'm not in the AG's office, but it seems like
34:34She might very well have been the obstruction to things moving.
34:42So we've learned that an investigation concerning the SPLC,
34:48the Southern Poverty Law Center, which is the only thing true in their name is
34:52that this other, they're certainly not impoverished and they don't really even
34:56do a lot of law anymore.
35:03It's remarkable.
35:04We've learned that an investigation concerning the SPLC started under the
35:07by administration, but and it's tended to fizzle out.
35:11I wonder why that happened.
35:17Anyway, the SPLC was indicted and there have been lots
35:22of reports about this, but this is why you always got
35:25to read the stuff for yourself.
35:28So as I mentioned earlier, I was able to delve
35:29into the indictments and there were things that I found
35:31in the indictments that I have not heard reported on.
35:34Some of the major things that have been reported is
35:37that yes over the last from 2014 to 2023 that the SPOC has spent over three million dollars
35:43paying paying for people as informants in these quote unquote racist organizations.
35:56And I'm saying quote unquote they are racist organizations no doubt about it.
36:02But it seems like the SELC was paying for the hate that they were trying to dismantle.
36:08And it seems like paying for hate pays, because I've written about the SPLC in full disclosure.
36:20If you don't know, the American Family Association was listed as a hate group.
36:23And they listed AFA as a hate group because we believe what the Bible says about human sexuality.
36:27Go figure.
36:30You know, but I don't think they reported on the threats that we've gotten at AFA when people
36:38have been imprisoned as a result for the threats.
36:39I don't think they've reported on that, but anyway.
36:45One of the major takeaways in it's from the indictment
36:50is that it turns out that SPLC was paying for
36:54one of the chief organizers of the Unite the Right rally
36:56in Charlottesville, Virginia.
36:58And he not only was responsible for organizing the rally,
37:02he actually transported people to the rally on SPLC's dime
37:07And the SPLC supervised social media posts that he would make that would be deemed quote
37:15unquote hateful.
37:16Yeah, they're paying for it.
37:19I got it a little spat online with the former US Senator Doug Jones from Alabama because he
37:25came out trying to cope in trying to cape for SPLC saying that as a former criminal lawyer
37:32that paying informants is nothing new.
37:34Stop the presses, my boy.
37:36of the presses. Non-profit organizations paying for informants is not a routine practice for
37:42any type of law enforcement investigation. Stop the presses. Stop the presses. And I said,
37:49flat out, I said, Doug Jones, you are lying. I said that. You are lying. I personally prosecuted
37:57major felony offenses. Enformance are usually the province of law enforcement agencies,
38:05non-profit groups, that's illicit donations, that's illicit donations to do the exact opposite
38:12of what you pay for an informant to do.
38:18And the reality of this circumstance guys is not only the instance itself, but what it
38:23produced because Mr. Ice Cream Man himself said the reason why he chose to run for a president
38:27in 2020 was because of what he saw in Charlottesville.
38:33SPLC's donations exploded by over 100% immediately following Charlottesville.
38:42A lot of you guys saw Georgia, the mall, Clooney donate a million dollars to SBOC.
38:48Bill and Melinda Gates.
38:50You know, that was for Epstein came out for Melinda found out, you know, they do the
38:55money to the million dollars.
38:56Tim Cook at Apple.
38:57These don't need.
38:59They donate all of this money, but they don't, they don't know.
39:03They don't know that the money that they're donating is actually going to pay the organizations
39:11that they're supposed to be dismantling.
39:14You know, organizations like the Ku Klux Klan, I mentioned them, the United Clans of America,
39:18the United to Right, the National Alliance, the National Socialist Movement, Arian Nations
39:22affiliated, sadistic souls motorcycle club, the National Socialist Party in America, the
39:29American Nazi Party, and so on.
39:33They had the grand imperial wizard for the Klan on the SPLC payroll.
39:38But I want to point you out to something more insidious, and I haven't heard much reporting
39:42on this.
39:43So on page five of the indictment, section 11E, the identified individuals as with the letter
39:54F in subsection E, and they called them, let me get the acronym that they provide for them.
40:07Yes, they refer to the informants as field sources or Fs.
40:11So that's how the SPLC referred to them.
40:14So the indictment, you have individuals mentioned as F number 42, F 37 for field source, right?
40:20So in page five of the indictment, subsection 11e, I'm going to read you directly from the
40:27indictment.
40:28F-42 was the former chairman of the National Alliance.
40:33The SPLC website contained an extremist file webpage about F-42 from which the SPLC solicited
40:40donations.
40:44In 2016 and 2023, the SPLC secretly paid F42 more than $140,000.
40:51This overlapped the time period in which F42 was featured on the SPLC's extremis file
40:56webpage.
40:57Now let me explain what's going on here.
40:59So the SPLC had these web pages up where they had extremis files.
41:04So they're showing, listen, see, we, the SPLC, we are combating hate.
41:09We're dismantling hate all across America.
41:11the type of hate that we're dismantling. For example, look at John Doe here. John Doe
41:17is this Imperial Grand Wizard. John Doe does this horrible things. John Doe is this hateful
41:22man. John Doe does all these evil things. And that's why you need to donate to the SPLC
41:27to help us to fight against John Doe in all of his evil activities. Donate here, right?
41:33At the exact same time the FCLC has that webpage up, they are literally paying John Doe to
41:39do what John Doe is doing. Do you see what I'm telling you? They're literally saying,
41:46this guy is evil and we need to fight his evil and we need your donations to help us
41:52do that. While at the exact same time, they're literally paying that exact same person. God
41:58you cannot, I cannot make this stuff up. Let's go down to the next section. Paragraph 11 subsection
42:04And F-quote, F-30 led the National Socialist Party of America.
42:10He was the former director of a faction of the Aryan Nations and a former member of the
42:14Ku Klux Klan.
42:16The SPLC website contained an extremist file webpage for F-30 from which the SPLC solicited
42:22donations.
42:24For these years, the SPLC secretly paid F-30 more than $70,000.
42:29This overlapped the time period in which F-30 was featured on the SPLC's Extremeance File
42:34webpage.
42:37End quote.
42:38Do y'all see what?
42:40Guys, this is remarkable.
42:44This is remarkable.
42:45I can't have it.
42:48They literally have the profile in extremism.
42:54Look at this is streaming profile.
42:56Look at here.
42:57Look at this man with the pointy hat on.
42:59Look at this hat.
43:00That's so pointy.
43:01No doubt his hat is pointing.
43:05the SBLC has panned him for his pointy hat.
43:08Literally panned him for his pointy hat.
43:12Guys, this is insane.
43:16And think about all the things that happened in our country
43:20after Charlottesville.
43:22Think about, I can tell you for a fact, law enforcement agencies
43:25all over the country were using SBLC materials
43:28to help them identify domestic terrorist threats.
43:33Do you understand me?
43:34under Barack Obama, he used the SPLC to train the FBI.
43:40I can tell you stories because we learned from an AFA
43:42supporter who was in law enforcement who worked for
43:44the government that he was in the training session
43:47in the AFA logo flashed on the screen as representative
43:51of the type of people who are the potential domestic
43:54terrorists you need to be on the lookout for.
43:57Think about what had happened on a nation after that.
44:04All the entities that were created.
44:07All of the things that marches, all of the money
44:09was raised. All of the marching, all of the taking a knee, all of this. Guys, this sprung
44:15from a, this is fruit of the poison, this tree. It was rotten from its genesis. Then I want
44:27to let you in on something else because this is something that I have not seen reported
44:32anywhere. Just as a way of reminder, this is an indictment. So this is a criminal matter
44:39pending in the United States District Court for the Middle District of Alabama, Northern
44:44the division, these, what I'm about to share with you now is on pages 13 and 14 of the indictment
44:53at the very end of the indictment, because I want you to see what the federal government
45:00is aiming at here.
45:04Quote, upon conviction of the offenses and violation of Title 18, United States Code,
45:09Section 1343 of this indictment, the defendant Southern Poverty Law Center, Incorporated
45:16shall forfeit to the United States pursuant to Title 18 US Code, Section 981A1C and Title
45:2428 United US Code, Section 2461C.
45:28Listen up guys, shall forfeit quote any property, real or personal, which represents or is traceable
45:38to the gross receipts obtained directly or indirectly from the offenses in violation of
45:45Title 18 U.S. goes Section 1343. Let me translate what this means. The United States government
45:52is notifying the SPLC that if they are convicted in this case of the charges alleged in the indictment
46:03that the U.S. government will seek to cease and force a forfeiture of the U.S. of the
46:10SPLC's physical property and of the money and the accounts that they have that they've
46:15generate it and this is what it says directly or indirectly from the offenses that are listed
46:21in this indictment. Guys, this is a huge deal because what the government is saying is they
46:26going to treat the SPOC like drug dealers. If you know like in drug prosecutions, when
46:32the drug dealers are prosecuted, they're not only convicted in the sense of time and jail,
46:36but often, usually, not just often, usually, that the fruit of their drug dealing is usually
46:41seasoned forfeited by the law enforcement entity. So you have the drug boats that are
46:45confiscated and and the fancy cars that are confiscated and the money in the
46:49safe that's confiscated and all these things that's confiscated the government
46:52is saying they're gonna do that to the SPLC so all those millions that have
46:56rolled into SPLC's coffers following from 2014 to 2023 when they're paying for
47:03the hate that they're trying to dismantle the government is saying y'all
47:10thought y'all got away with it we are coming for it all we are coming for it
47:16all guys that's a big deal because I know for a fact the SPLC has accounts in the
47:20came in islands. The SPLC has accounts all over the SPLC has
47:25googobs of money and their fundraising took a precipitous
47:31increase was increased precipitously following Charlottesville.
47:37I haven't heard anybody reporting on that because this has a
47:40capacity not only result in criminal I'm sorry, incarceration
47:45sanctions potentially, but you potentially have the assets
47:53that will be seized, that whereas the indictments says that were indirectly or
48:01even indirectly developed as a result of this scheme, which the government is
48:07calling a fraudulent scheme, that they defrauded their donors because donors
48:13had no clue that the money that they were contributing to the SBLC was going to
48:18pay for Grand Wizards and stuff, is going to pay for the dues, an extremist profile,
48:22number 65. He is y'all see him look at him with his evil self. Not knowing that
48:28they're paying him to be evil guys that is that is fraudulent. That's fraudulent
48:34and it's all kinds of takeaways from that. It is that you know that it's so
48:39little of the hate that the ASPLC is trying to fight and I'm saying that it's
48:42none. I'm not saying it is none. I know that it is that there's some but it's so
48:46little that they have to pay the full mint it and not only are they paying
48:50in the full mint it, they're putting up profiles of people that they have on payroll.
48:55I didn't even get to, the indictment goes on to explain that the SPLC knew what they
48:59were doing was under hand because they created several fictitious business entities to make
49:04these payments to their F's, to their informants.
49:11If you're doing it on up and up, it's why you got to create a fake company to make the
49:15payments.
49:16And then when the investigation takes place and the fake companies are exposed, SBLC's president
49:23and CEO says, oh, by the way, we're going to close those accounts to those fake companies.
49:29Now, yes, yes, yes, because these are SBLC entities.
49:33Oh boy.
49:34Oh.
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49:44Family Association or American Family Radio.

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