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1. 0:00Darkness is not an affirmative force.
2. 0:03It simply reoccupies the space vacated by the light.
3. 0:06This is the Hamilton Corner on American Family Radio.
4. 0:11It should be uncomfortable for a believer to live as a hypocrite.
5. 0:15Delivery people out of the bondage of mainstream media.
6. 0:18And the philosophies of this world.
7. 0:20God has called you and me to be his ambassador.
8. 0:24Even in this dark moment.
9. 0:26Let's not miss our moment.
10. 0:28and now the Hamilton Corner. Good evening everyone. Welcome to the Hamilton Corner. My name is Abraham
11. 0:37Hamilton the third joined by a produced extraordinaire often imitated never duplicated the real.
12. 0:43Jay Mac and we are ready to rock and roll with today's edition of the program as we are broadcasting
13. 0:50from Lansing Michigan. That's right. Lansing Michigan learning new terminology. What is a
14. 0:57a youper versus somebody from the lower peninsula
15. 1:01and all of these things that are happening.
16. 1:03It's an amazing time.
17. 1:05We are here in Lansing, Michigan for the 2026
18. 1:09Michigan Christian Homeschool Networks
19. 1:12inch conference.
20. 1:13We'll be here for this entire the weekend
21. 1:17to start at the conference started today
22. 1:20to continue tomorrow and then it will wrap up on Saturday.
23. 1:24If you are listening to the program
24. 1:26you're in the Michigan area, you still have time, you can come, they allow people to register
25. 1:31on site, but it is an amazing time.
26. 1:34And I'm going to get into some of the things that I've seen already that are greatly, greatly
27. 1:38encouraging in some of the things that I've seen that I'm going to get into as we get into
28. 1:42the next segment.
29. 1:43Some of the people that I've been able to meet, it was just a reminder to me to refuse to exclude
30. 1:51God from your calculus, from your considerations.
31. 1:54There are lots of people who have prognosticated that what's happening in America and and and what's happening to the family
32. 2:02And what's happening in all of these doomsday?
33. 2:06Prognostications and I'm a realist, you know, I'm not a person who would say that you just have to have blind faith
34. 2:11Faith is not blind faith has an anchor fight faith has a root
35. 2:15but faith ultimately is what persists and
36. 2:18And what I'm saying that the root of faith should be is the person and work of Jesus Christ,
37. 2:26the anchor or the fulcrum or the root of faith is who God is, who he has revealed himself
38. 2:32to be, how he has described himself to us through his holy word.
39. 2:36And the simple reality is with all of the people that are prognosticating about what is,
40. 2:41what will be, what America is not, these people are not God.
41. 2:45Ultimately, God has the final say so.
42. 2:49And those of us who are followers of the Lord,
43. 2:51we have an obligation to continue to follow Him
44. 2:55until He returns or until He calls us home.
45. 2:58And so that is the reality of what we are about,
46. 3:03what we should be about.
47. 3:04And as you right now are making your transition,
48. 3:07many of you, if not most of you,
49. 3:08from your part-time job to your full-time jobs,
50. 3:11remember do so with intentionality.
51. 3:14We must work while it is day.
52. 3:16And the work that we are to do has to start in our own homes,
53. 3:20in our own families.
54. 3:21We parents need to recognize that God has entrusted
55. 3:25our children to us.
56. 3:27We don't own them.
57. 3:28God has brought them to the world through us
58. 3:30and given us the responsibility to steward
59. 3:33and to disciple and to catacize and to pour into them.
60. 3:36And we have a limited amount of time to do that.
61. 3:40You know, I think about it all the time.
62. 3:41He means, Jeff knows you saw my children the other day, man.
63. 3:44I got my 15 year old is driving now.
64. 3:47Man, I remember we brought that joker home
65. 3:48from the hospital for the first time.
66. 3:50You know, and then later on, you know,
67. 3:52we ended up having one of our later children.
68. 3:53We had our home birth.
69. 3:54I know some of you are like, what?
70. 3:55Man, tell me we run the gamut.
71. 3:57But it's her minder to me that the time that we have,
72. 4:00man, it's passing quickly.
73. 4:03But we have the privilege and opportunity
74. 4:05to execute the King of Kings, executing his commission,
75. 4:08starting in our own homes, starting in our own families.
76. 4:11And really a lot of that really will flow from us,
77. 4:14welcoming the Lord to work in us by His Spirit.
78. 4:18And what we do is the result or the by-product
79. 4:23of what God does in us.
80. 4:24And so as the Lord has transformed us
81. 4:26and is transforming us,
82. 4:28we must become agents of the very same transformation
83. 4:30that we enjoy starting right in our own homes.
84. 4:33So as you are making your transition right now,
85. 4:35man do so with intentionality,
86. 4:36understanding the promise that God places on family
87. 4:38and remembering that what goes on in your house
88. 4:41more important what's going on in the White House. Not because of stuff that's happening
89. 4:44in the White House and really this week and earlier in China, you know, President Trump
90. 4:50is in China, but you and I have an obligation for an obligation to govern and to influence
91. 4:57what we have the direct capacity to govern and to influence. And of course we can pray,
92. 5:01we must pray for President Trump. But none of us were on Air Force One when we had when
93. 5:06the Trump delegation head to the China, where we, where we, where we, where you on the plane?
94. 5:10I want on the plane.
95. 5:12You know, I got some things I would probably say to Xi, Xi Jinping, you know, I'd say some
96. 5:17things.
97. 5:18But I wasn't on the plane and you weren't on the plane either.
98. 5:21But guess where you are and where you are.
99. 5:23You know, and I'm here in Michigan, but I got my family with me.
100. 5:25My full time job is on the road, but we have to be about our father's business starting
101. 5:30right in our homes and we must not neglect or underestimate the significance of what God
102. 5:37gives us the opportunity to do right in our homes. To the word of God we go.
103. 5:42A second King in chapter 7 is where we want to begin the program today. Second King in chapter 7
104. 5:46by way of context is to give you this reminder what's happening in the nation of Israel that Johorim
105. 5:52is the king of Israel.
106. 5:54He is the son of Ahab,
107. 5:57and King Bennett out of Syria,
108. 5:59and this juncture has led what is now,
109. 6:03at this point in the scripture,
110. 6:04about a seven year siege of Israel,
111. 6:08to where he's blocked off,
112. 6:10travel ingress and egress from
113. 6:13Samaria in particular, the capital city
114. 6:16of the northern kingdom at the time.
115. 6:17And it's so bad in Samaria, so bad,
116. 6:21to where the Israelites have resorted to cannibalism.
117. 6:25And it's grievous.
118. 6:28And Jehoram has taken the position that he felt like
119. 6:32if Elisha, who is the prophet at the time in Israel,
120. 6:35would have wanted to do anything about it,
121. 6:37he could have stopped the famine if he wanted to do so.
122. 6:39But because he has allowed this to happen,
123. 6:41now you notice he's saying God,
124. 6:43because Elisha has allowed it to happen,
125. 6:46then he's determined he's gonna have Elisha executed.
126. 6:50And this is the scene that is happening in 2 Kings, chapter 6,
127. 6:55and then to chapter 7 is where we're going to begin the first three verses.
128. 6:58And the Lord has revealed to Elijah that King Jerome has offered this plot.
129. 7:03So much so way,
130. 7:04Elijah tells the people who had gathered around him in his home, man,
131. 7:07can't you, don't you hear the footsteps of this murderer coming to try to take me
132. 7:10out? It's because he's rebelling against the Lord and the Lord is judging the
133. 7:14nation because of his sin, he wants to take it out on me.
134. 7:17But we're going to stop him.
135. 7:18know he's coming and I'm going to explain to him what's happening and then Elisha goes on to share,
136. 7:24you know, while you are you are divining murderous schemes to execute me, God has already revealed
137. 7:32revealed that he is going to radically transform Israel's economy in a day, in a day. And that is
138. 7:41what we see in 2 Kings chapter 7 verses 1 through 3 and this is what the text says, but Elisha said
139. 7:47Here the word of the Lord, thus says the Lord, Tomorrow at this time, a sea of fine flowers
140. 7:57shall be sold for a shekel, and two seers of barley for a shekel at the gate of Samaria.
141. 8:07Then the captain on whose hand the king leaned, said to the man of God, if the Lord himself
142. 8:13should make windows in heaven. Could this thing be? But he, Elisha said, you shall see it with your own
143. 8:22eyes, but you shall not eat of it. Now what's happening because Israel has been besieged by Sumeria,
144. 8:32hyperinflation has set in. I mean, they selling doves, they were selling doves poop for
145. 8:37or shekels.
146. 8:40In Elisha is prophesying, this time tomorrow,
147. 8:43none of this vague ambiguous stuff, none of this.
148. 8:46Oh, at some point in the future,
149. 8:48this will occur, no, Elisha saying,
150. 8:50this time tomorrow, a seer of fine flour
151. 8:54shall be sold for one shekels.
152. 8:57A seer was an Old Testament, Old Testament Israel,
153. 9:00a measure of quantity that is about 7.3 liters
154. 9:04or seven quarts there about.
155. 9:08Aseah, a fine flower will be sold for Shekel,
156. 9:11two seers of barley shall be sold for Shekel.
157. 9:17And then Jehoram servant was like, what?
158. 9:20And the scripture describes him as a trusted servant
159. 9:23by saying that he is the captain on whose hand the king
160. 9:26leaned.
161. 9:27So this is one of Jehoram's confidants.
162. 9:31In addition to being a military man,
163. 9:34and the Lord reveals through Elisha,
164. 9:38You gonna see it with your own eyes, my man.
165. 9:41But you're not gonna even be able to taste it
166. 9:43the benefit of this radical transformation.
167. 9:46And this is gonna happen by this time tomorrow.
168. 9:50What the captain didn't know,
169. 9:52your hoarms captain didn't know,
170. 9:53what your harem didn't know,
171. 9:55is that while this is happening,
172. 9:57this is what precipitates the popular account in scripture,
173. 10:01one of the three lepers that are sitting outside
174. 10:02of the city of Samaria.
175. 10:05And they decide as they're conversing,
176. 10:08If we stay here, ain't nothing moving in Israel,
177. 10:11ain't nothing moving in Samaria,
178. 10:13we stay here, we're gonna die for sure.
179. 10:16They might even say for sure, Jeff,
180. 10:17for sure we're gonna die if we stay here.
181. 10:20And they said, if we go over to the Syrians camp,
182. 10:23we might die, but at least we'd have a chance.
183. 10:28Who knows what'll happen if we go over there?
184. 10:29Maybe they'll take pity on us,
185. 10:31they might see us out of that person condition,
186. 10:33we might be able to eat something.
187. 10:34Who knows what'll happen,
188. 10:35but at least if we go there,
189. 10:37we'd at least have a shop to survive.
190. 10:40So they get to trucking.
191. 10:41You know, these boots are made for walking.
192. 10:43And many of you know the rest of the story
193. 10:45as 2 Kings 7 continues on,
194. 10:48the Lord amplifies the sound of the footsteps of the lepers
195. 10:53and made it sound as if they are a military contingent
196. 10:58advancing on the Syrians.
197. 11:00And it's so overwhelming to them that they flee in haste
198. 11:06because they thought the Israelites had made an alliance
199. 11:09another nation and the other nations coming in as the Calvary. You know, so they flee and
200. 11:13hey, you can envision you have camps where they still have fires burning and they have clothes
201. 11:18strewn about. They have all kinds of food and the lepers find all of this stuff. That is what follows
202. 11:24Elisha's prophecy up to the captain of Johorham's army saying this time tomorrow, a sea of barley,
203. 11:31I'm sorry, a sea of fine flour will be sold for a shekel and two seers of barley will be sold for
204. 11:36Shackle. It was such an unconscionable idea that Jorim's captain said, man, even if the Lord would open,
205. 11:48there were windows in heaven. Could this be? Now, you can envision that there wasn't a lot of
206. 11:57hope going on in Israel at the time. There wasn't a lot of, you know, we shall overcome
207. 12:03happening. Now, they were deathly afraid and they were in such dire straits, as I mentioned,
208. 12:09That cannibalism is what was going on in some area.
209. 12:15None of them had hope and expectation as to what was transpired next, except for Elisha one.
210. 12:21And then the lepers, they were operating based on desperation.
211. 12:24They didn't know how God would intervene. They didn't even know if God would intervene.
212. 12:28But then all that gives us notions like this in scripture.
213. 12:32These are the kinds of things that Romans 15 and 4 is alluding to.
214. 12:36When the Apostle Paul writes about his Word of God that the things that are written
215. 12:39in the four times, they're written for our learning
216. 12:42that through patience and the comfort of scripture,
217. 12:45we might have hope.
218. 12:47Now this is not to say that God will operate in America
219. 12:50the exact same way, they got must do things
220. 12:52for our nation the exact same way, not in the least bit.
221. 12:55But what God wants us to see, he wants us to see
222. 12:58how he has revealed himself in scripture.
223. 13:00He revealed himself in scripture in this account
224. 13:02as the God who does the impossible,
225. 13:06the unexpected and impossible,
226. 13:08the unexpectedly impossible.
227. 13:11There was no one who expected this type
228. 13:13of miraculous divine intervention,
229. 13:16which is why I started to show the way I did.
230. 13:20Guys did lots of things in the transpiring of our nation,
231. 13:22lots of things that have befall in our nation.
232. 13:29We have sinfully discipled our way
233. 13:31into where we are as a nation.
234. 13:34We are a nation that hasn't got, we trust in our currency,
235. 13:39where the lives lived largely as the culturally normative
236. 13:42standard in our nation says everything except it is in God that we trust.
237. 13:49But our God is rich in mercy and he is the master of using crooked sticks to
238. 13:56paint straight lines. Many of you who are listening to me, you are a part of the
239. 14:00remnant who has been crying out to God for our nation. You are part of the
240. 14:05remnant who's been sharing the gospel and making disciples. Guys don't ease up.
241. 14:10Don't stop. Don't stop. Keep pressing because God we serve. He's never required a critical mass
242. 14:19to accomplish his will. My own devotions. I'm reading the book of Judges. In fact, the Lord
243. 14:23told Gideon that 32,000 is too many because when I deliver the people visual from Midian,
244. 14:30they would think it's because of the size of their army that they were delivering.
245. 14:33Now chop that 32,000 to 10,000. You know what? Not even stopping at 10,000. Let's chop it down
246. 14:37all the way down to 300 so that when I move it will be unmistakable as to who's a one who's
247. 14:44done so.
248. 14:45I'm saying to you, refuse to exclude God of the Bible from your consideration.
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255. 15:35Shiting lightning to the darkness. This is the Hamilton Corner on American Family Radio.
256. 15:41Welcome back to the Hamilton Corner Abraham Hamilton the third here broadcasting from
257. 15:46Lansing, Michigan, we even came up, no, not North, no,
258. 15:52heh heh heh heh heh heh heh heh
259. 15:54We are here for the Michigan Christian homeschool networks
260. 15:582026 inch conference delighted to be here,
261. 16:02the conference started today.
262. 16:05We have a little bit of thing, a few things
263. 16:07that I will be involved in today,
264. 16:08but the bulk of my participation in the conference
265. 16:11will kick off tomorrow.
266. 16:13We'll be here Saturday as well.
267. 16:16but man, what a time.
268. 16:17And I wanted to share with you one of the things
269. 16:20that has given me great encouragement and being here.
270. 16:23You know, it's amazing because we have lots of generalizations
271. 16:29and conclusions that are made about, you know,
272. 16:32younger people and things of that nature.
273. 16:35One of the things, man, as I was coming in
274. 16:36and things were being set up for the conference earlier today,
275. 16:39they have a row that's basically an entrepreneur's row,
276. 16:43You know, and what it's comprised of is young people,
277. 16:47is people who have been discipled in the home,
278. 16:50whose families and parents have poured into them,
279. 16:53and they have transitioned from, you know,
280. 16:56their high school ages,
281. 16:57some of them were a little older, college ages,
282. 17:00but they've started enterprises,
283. 17:02businesses of all different sorts, you know,
284. 17:04and they've pursued all kinds of careers and life paths,
285. 17:10but these are people whose parents have taken,
286. 17:13The initiative responded to what I would argue is God's call to them to shape the hearts and minds of the young people
287. 17:20And now they begin to see that they've been able to do so for quite some time and in there at the latter
288. 17:26Ages of that formation period and they're seeing some of the fruit of what has been done and
289. 17:31I mean, I met a
290. 17:3319 year old business owner today, you know, he's a woodworker and
291. 17:38He's been in business for for going on three years
292. 17:41going on three years and looking forward to starting a family when the God reveals his bride to him
293. 17:48and it's just amazing. All types of businesses, some young women who have a business, there's something
294. 17:56and this makes me think about when I was young, when my sisters would have events and things I needed
295. 18:01to attend, my mom would look through catalogs and things with them and I remember, I have memories
296. 18:08of my mom leaving from the catalog perusals
297. 18:11and going with my sisters to the fabric stores.
298. 18:14Some of you are listening to me,
299. 18:15this may be something that resonates with you as well.
300. 18:17And I remember my mom coming home
301. 18:19and on her and my sisters arms,
302. 18:21they would have like, I think it's called spools of fabric.
303. 18:24Forgive me if I'm saying that wrong, wrongly,
304. 18:28but they would have fabric they would come on.
305. 18:29And my mom would sew my sister's dresses, you know?
306. 18:35And they would look exactly like we just saw in the magazine.
307. 18:39You know, and so I've met some young ladies today
308. 18:41that they were doing very similar things
309. 18:43that they have businesses based on sewing
310. 18:46and even larger business, mechanics, tech businesses.
311. 18:50And I'm saying, man, look at all of these young people.
312. 18:53Look at all of these young people.
313. 18:55And some of you listening to me and saying, come on,
314. 18:57I'm telling you, these are people that I've met myself,
315. 19:00you know, walking down, walking down the entrepreneur's role
316. 19:05and meeting all of these various people.
317. 19:08Jeff, you might be inspired by some of them, you know,
318. 19:11doing videography and graphic design and all of these things
319. 19:15and providing AI based assistance to companies in the area.
320. 19:23I'm saying, man, this is amazing.
321. 19:25This is amazing.
322. 19:26This is what God was talking about in Genesis two,
323. 19:31when he said, well, Genesis one,
324. 19:32when he called for mankind to be fruitful
325. 19:34and to multiply replenish the earth
326. 19:35and just Kavash, the earth to subdue the earth,
327. 19:37This is what I'm talking about.
328. 19:39And it was like a little snapshot of what's available.
329. 19:43And I couldn't help but thinking that, man,
330. 19:46here you have these people, they've labored,
331. 19:48I'm pretty sure they had some tough times at various stages.
332. 19:51My wife and I have had challenges at various stages,
333. 19:53pouring into our country,
334. 19:54nobody's pointing to our own children,
335. 19:55nobody said that is, oh, you just kick back
336. 19:58and you pop bomb bombs and boom.
337. 20:02It's like magic, you don't have to do anything.
338. 20:04And you have these perfectly adjusted families
339. 20:07and it's not like that at all.
340. 20:09But to see some of the fruit of that labor manifested
341. 20:14in that way, man, it was exceedingly encouraging.
342. 20:19If you would have been here and met some of these people,
343. 20:22you would have walked away saying, man,
344. 20:25that who said that the future of our country is lost?
345. 20:29No, I pulled my wife to the side and said,
346. 20:31I say, babe, this is what's available in our country.
347. 20:33This is what the combination of a biblical worldview
348. 20:36being advocated for and advanced in the lives,
349. 20:41starting in the homes, this is what is produced.
350. 20:44All types of things, meeting some who are studying
351. 20:48biblical languages and since the call of God
352. 20:50to find biblical churches and seeking a theological
353. 20:54education and those entrepreneurial,
354. 20:57it's just amazing to behold.
355. 20:59And it was just, it was exceedingly encouraging
356. 21:02to meet all of these different types of people
357. 21:04from all over the state of Michigan.
358. 21:06And these are people, and it's one thing.
359. 21:08And I'll describe it in my fashion, in my way.
360. 21:11It's one thing to look at all of the darkness,
361. 21:14and just to complain about what's happening,
362. 21:15and to despise the darkness,
363. 21:17but it's another thing to put the light on the lampstand.
364. 21:20You know, it's another thing,
365. 21:21because I see what's going on,
366. 21:22and I'm aware of what's going on,
367. 21:24but for me and my house, we gonna be over here grinding.
368. 21:27We're gonna be over here putting in the work,
369. 21:29putting in the investment, cultivating the capacities,
370. 21:32Developing professional competencies,
371. 21:35being grounded and rooted in the truth of God's word,
372. 21:37having a biblical worldview anchor our engagement
373. 21:39and having people who have been forged in the crucible,
374. 21:43in the power and the presence of God
375. 21:45through their formative years.
376. 21:47And they're now positioned to be well adjusted,
377. 21:49well engaged adults who are independent and well functioning.
378. 21:55Man, it was greatly, greatly encouraging.
379. 21:58And seeing these young people,
380. 21:59if you would have been here and you'd have to talk to them,
381. 22:02as I was able to talk to them and you get to see what they're producing,
382. 22:05seeing how, you know, some of the young men in their areas,
383. 22:09they didn't have places that were, I'll say it this way,
384. 22:14second amendment conducive places.
385. 22:18You say, you know what?
386. 22:19Maybe God has placed us in this rural part of our state so that we can be the
387. 22:24ones who force us in lo and behold.
388. 22:27Now you've had a thriving family business that's developed as a result of just having a passion for
389. 22:35Husbands and fathers and men to be able to protect their families protect their homes
390. 22:39For for wives and young ladies to be able to protect themselves
391. 22:43And they became the source for a thriving business in the part of part of the state where they live
392. 22:48I mean this this is just amazing to witness and so man. I just wanted to encourage you with that
393. 22:53Yes, we read the headlines. Yes, I talk about the foolish is to your but as you've heard me say over and over and over again live locally
394. 23:01Statistics apply to populations not to individuals
395. 23:04You know about a but bought the statistics they were selling my way to some of the things I would have rejected
396. 23:09You know, but if you are made in the image of God which every human being is you have the capacity to do and to be
397. 23:16Whatever God calls you to
398. 23:18And so I just wanted to share that bit of encouragement
399. 23:21because it's wonderful to see it and seeing rows of them.
400. 23:25You know, not just the onesie-tousies,
401. 23:27but rows of these young people.
402. 23:29And I guess I should have asked,
403. 23:31I don't know how long the entrepreneurs row
404. 23:33will be available during the conference,
405. 23:35because I talked to one person earlier,
406. 23:37and they said some of this is gonna be broken down
407. 23:38for later, got them resetting all this kind of stuff.
408. 23:40But I'll find that out.
409. 23:41And I'll come back and report back to you tomorrow,
410. 23:44but it was just, it was encouraging and encouraging to see.
411. 23:48All right, I'll move a little bit to the foolishness
412. 23:53and foolishness it is.
413. 23:56And this is a story I've been having
414. 23:59and I learned about it as I was traveling to Lansing.
415. 24:04But have you guys heard what has happened with
416. 24:11the now former mayor of a wealthy Southern California city?
417. 24:17I believe it's a Canadian.
418. 24:18Yeah, Arcadia, California.
419. 24:22Have you ever heard this story?
420. 24:24And they're now former mayor as of just a few days ago.
421. 24:30Eileen Wang.
422. 24:32Yeah, Eileen Wang, Eileen Wang, 58 years old.
423. 24:35Eileen E-I-L-E-E-N, W-A-N-G.
424. 24:40Eileen Wang, Eileen Wang, 58 years old.
425. 24:45She has just played guilty to what crime you might ask.
426. 24:51She is pled guilty to the felony charge of acting as an illegal foreign agent on behalf of the
427. 25:02people's Republic of China.
428. 25:08You heard me right.
429. 25:09And I'm saying this because I want you to pit this up against the fact that we have President
430. 25:14Trump just meeting with Xi Jinping of China.
431. 25:20Eileen Wang has just pled guilty to basically acting as a spy and as an agent of China.
432. 25:27And this woman was able to penetrate and arise within the American political body politic,
433. 25:37the sociopolitical structure in our own nation, to where she's a mayor of a wealthy Southern
434. 25:41California city.
435. 25:43And she's a Chinese spy.
436. 25:46And the spying for China didn't just start with her being a mayor.
437. 25:50started long before she was ever mayor. She was on the city council, long before she ever ran for
438. 25:57mayor, and she was working for China then. She started a website. She would confer with Chinese
439. 26:04intelligence officials to determine what stories she would put on her website. And get this, she had
440. 26:11a fiancé, you know, a financie. Yeah, the financie. That old boy got convicted for being a Chinese
441. 26:17He's buying 2025 and she had the audacity to say that I'm not
442. 26:21accountable for what my fiance might do.
443. 26:25And the people in Southern California is like, you know,
444. 26:27we gonna move you up from being city councilwoman
445. 26:30to being mayor.
446. 26:31Now, I want you to just stop and consider for a moment
447. 26:37where we are in our nation, if we're at the place,
448. 26:39well, you literally gonna have a Chinese spy
449. 26:45ascend through the ranks,
450. 26:46to become the mayor of all wealthy Americans sitting.
451. 26:52But I'm telling you, can I make this stuff up?
452. 26:57Can I make this stuff up?
453. 27:00And some people try to make a big deal about her
454. 27:02basically using like some edited glamor shots
455. 27:06for her pictures,
456. 27:07because she'll look nothing like her glamor shots.
457. 27:09But, you know, I'm not as concerned about that
458. 27:13as I am about the fact that she's been working
459. 27:18since the late 2020s for China.
460. 27:22And that's his name, her fiance,
461. 27:27is Yawning Son.
462. 27:28He went by Mike, you know,
463. 27:30so my Yawning might be a little too hard to say.
464. 27:32It's kind of like Sunny Hosting.
465. 27:33She don't wanna use her real name.
466. 27:36She, her name is Asozion.
467. 27:38That's her name.
468. 27:39Yeah, but that's her real name.
469. 27:41Asozion was her name, you know,
470. 27:44but she go by Sunny, that's you, whatever.
471. 27:47But Yawning Son, Mike's son, was previously convicted
472. 27:52In 2035, I'm being a Chinese spy.
473. 27:57I'm grateful that they were investigated
474. 27:59and ultimately brought to justice,
475. 28:01but forgive me if I don't feel too warm and fuzzy
476. 28:05about China having spies that's mayors of American cities.
477. 28:10Well, in this instance, a mayor of an American city,
478. 28:15a mayor of an American city, is a Chinese spy.
479. 28:18This is not some conspiracy.
480. 28:20And this is not, I wonder if this has happened.
481. 28:23No guys, Eileen Wang has played guilty.
482. 28:29She has confessed to doing this.
483. 28:31The evidence in the case showed that she would literally have things she would post on social
484. 28:36media and she would send it to the Chinese officials before posting it.
485. 28:40I'm sorry, on our website and say, is this okay?
486. 28:43And they will respond and send edits.
487. 28:45You know, no, you need to put it like this.
488. 28:47And then she respond back, post it, show evidence of it, and it will, it will like, thank you,
489. 28:53that happened so fast.
490. 28:54And like, this happened over and over and over again, how she would be used as an outlet to
491. 28:59repudiate things like saying that there's labor camps, there's Chinese labor camps, and
492. 29:05they, they are making all of these products that they're making selling so cheap on the
493. 29:09global market at, for these low amounts, because it is labor camps.
494. 29:12And she would literally use her platform to say, this is not true.
495. 29:16She's literally using her position to advocate on behalf of China in the United States of
496. 29:22America and her interactions in California were meant to develop the perspective and
497. 29:33to cultivate the perspective that communist China wanted Asian descent people in America
498. 29:42to have for China.
499. 29:46Again, trust me, verify going look at that.
500. 29:49I lean wang.
501. 29:50E-I-L-E-E-N-W-A-N-G.
502. 29:56And in light of that, I want you to consider.
503. 29:59Man, President Trump is over there in China right now.
504. 30:06You know, prior to going to China, the President said he didn't expect to talk too much about
505. 30:10Iran.
506. 30:11And he said, because Iran was under control.
507. 30:13I don't know how I feel about that characterization.
508. 30:19I've long said I'm grateful that President Trump
509. 30:21seemed to be the only American president recently willing
510. 30:24to take China on.
511. 30:26But I know we're coming closer to the end of this segment,
512. 30:28but it's interesting that President Trump went to China
513. 30:31and the people that he brought with him.
514. 30:33You know, the people that he brought with him to China
515. 30:37among the most, I guess you would call it popular of them.
516. 30:44President Trump rolled over there with Elon Musk.
517. 30:46Elon Musk was on Air Force One with him.
518. 30:54Jinseng, it's our Jinseng Wang of NVIDIA was a part of the delegation.
519. 31:00Tim Cook from Apple was a part of the delegation.
520. 31:03Larry Fink, a Black Rock, Black Rock man.
521. 31:10As well as executives from the following companies, Boeing, Goldman Sachs, Meta, Micron, Qualcomm,
522. 31:18aluminum, MasterCard, Visa, Cargill City, Cisco, coherent, and GE aerospace, just to
523. 31:25name a few. President Trump rolled over to China with a business battalion. We'll talk
524. 31:37more about this, but the whole purpose of this trip seems to be with economics clearly
525. 31:45and focused. But I don't know how much we should be engaged. You know, my position. I
526. 31:53I think the United States of America has to decouple from China,
527. 31:57because how do you actively engage with the nation
528. 32:02when they are dispatching spies
529. 32:06to infiltrate our body politic
530. 32:08to become, you know, city council members
531. 32:11and mayors in the United States of America?
532. 32:16Kind of takes Operation Fang Fang
533. 32:19or provides a different coloring to Operation Fang Fang.
534. 32:30Thank you Lord for the gift. My son is to me.
535. 32:33Praying for your son or daughter daily needs to be a high priority.
536. 32:37Cause your hand to be upon him.
537. 32:39Pastor Joseph Parker has written an article on the importance of praying for your children.
538. 32:43Help him to honor his father and mother.
539. 32:46The article includes a suggested prayer you can use every day.
540. 32:50Lord, make your face shine upon him.
541. 32:52Find the article praying daily for your children at thestand.net.
542. 32:57In Jesus' name, amen.
543. 33:00The Hamilton Quarter podcast and one-minute commentaries are available at aFR.net back
544. 33:11to the Hamilton Corner on American Family Radio.
545. 33:16Welcome back to the Hamilton Corner, Abraham Hamilton III.
546. 33:18We're in the third segment already of the program.
547. 33:21I was talking about President Trump's trip to China and his meeting with Xi Jinping.
548. 33:26He's scheduled to be there for several days, I believe.
549. 33:29It'll culminate this weekend with his trip to China.
550. 33:34And he said this, President Trump did, quote, I have a great relationship with President
551. 33:40Xi.
552. 33:41We're doing a lot of business, but a smart business.
553. 33:44We used to be taking advantage of for years with our previous presidents.
554. 33:48And now we're doing great with China.
555. 33:50We make a lot of money with China, end quote.
556. 33:54Which kind of shows that his focus, not just shows he's telling you plainly, that his focus
557. 33:57is on economics and business interest.
558. 34:01think about all the people that he brought with him as I mentioned all of those folks.
559. 34:05The CEOs of the various companies Elon Musk Larry Fink, Tim Cook, Jensen Wang and executives
560. 34:12from all other companies.
561. 34:13I listed, I understand that, but I just, I cringe at the notion, I guess not cringe is
562. 34:24not the word, I recoil at the notion that the types of engagements and negotiations with
563. 34:32China should be the type of glazed eyes, I think, because I have no doubt about it.
564. 34:46I think it was a catastrophic error under the Clinton administration to establish permanent
565. 34:52normalized relations with China.
566. 34:55I mean, many of you know the reason why the United States of America learned about China's
567. 35:00one child policy and things in that nature is because China had to reapply annually to
568. 35:06interact with America on the economic front. And the whole Clinton permanent normal relations
569. 35:13thing that led to the outsourcing of our manufacturing sector largely to China because
570. 35:19they are able to do manufacturing without the types of considerations, safety laws,
571. 35:25things of that nature that we have in our country and they can pay their people far less than
572. 35:28we pay in the United States of America now, I think that our country, we have way too many
573. 35:33regulations.
574. 35:34I think one of the best things President Trump did in his first term and he's repeated here
575. 35:37is the deregulation regime.
576. 35:39I mean, come on.
577. 35:40Some of the stuff is just absurd, it's absurd that we've done and that we're doing in some
578. 35:45instances.
579. 35:46But I think that's one of the high marks of the Trump administration is his recognition
580. 35:53as to how deregulation is beneficial to our economic pursuits.
581. 36:02But I just don't trust China.
582. 36:04I don't.
583. 36:05I don't.
584. 36:06And I know President Trump has far more access to information and data than I have.
585. 36:12But when you step back and you look at what has the establishment of permanent normal
586. 36:16relations done for China and what has it done for America, the reality is that China's
587. 36:23global power status has been constructed on the backs of American dollars going in one direction.
588. 36:32So there's a reality though that President Trump has to respond to what exists currently. He can't
589. 36:38go back and undo all of the things that Clinton has done, the Bush's have done, etc. So what do
590. 36:46you do with the current circumstances? And I do believe he has the best interest of the nation
591. 36:51at heart but it's just very very disconcerting to me to have these two
592. 36:57things happening at the same time. On one hand there's a significant business
593. 37:01delegation going to meet with Xi Jinping and you see how the reception was
594. 37:06done, the people lining, you know, the walkway for President Trump, with them waving
595. 37:11American flags and all that jazz while exact same time we got Eileen
596. 37:15Wayne in them, Eileen Wayne in them, getting elected to be mayor in the United
597. 37:20States of America to do China's bidding,
598. 37:25you know, in underhanded nefarious ways, you know.
599. 37:29Something else I wanted to get to that,
600. 37:32this is, you know, coming to the fore,
601. 37:35and you've heard me say,
602. 37:37this is building on the quote from Francis Shafer,
603. 37:40but ideas have consequences.
604. 37:44Bad ideas create casualties, man.
605. 37:47And I just, you know, I never to be a straight shooter
606. 37:51to talk plainly, we have got to stop deceiving ourselves about some of the most basic fundamental
607. 37:58notions of what it means to be humans.
608. 38:05We used to understand when you have a person who was saying that I am having difficulty reconciling
609. 38:12my identity with my biology, we used to understand that that is a problem.
610. 38:17evidence of a mental issue. Dysphoria is a real deal. We didn't attempt to adjust
611. 38:27society to say, you know what, what really needs to happen is society's problem. And
612. 38:32we need to allow you to continue this disjoint relationship with your biology.
613. 38:39And so why don't you just become another biology? Like that's that's that's
614. 38:43impossible. Which brings me to this tragic case. It's a tragedy, but you're
615. 38:50going to see there's no remorse or anything here. You know, the evidence is unfolding that
616. 38:57showed that Charlie Kirk was murdered, assassinated right after a question was posed in Utah about
617. 39:09transgenderism. Tyler Robinson, who's been arrested for murdering Charlie Kirk, standing
618. 39:20trial in Utah, is noted to have a boyfriend who was homosexual and identified himself
619. 39:31as a quote unquote transgender person.
620. 39:33And I say quote unquote because guys, it is simply a biological fact that you cannot
621. 39:41change your gender.
622. 39:42Let me say that better.
623. 39:43You cannot change your sex.
624. 39:45Historically, we never use the term gender to apply to people.
625. 39:49That is a relatively recent phenomenon.
626. 39:51The reason why the Civil Rights Act of 1964 prohibits discrimination on the basis of sex
627. 39:57is because we did not apply the term gender to human beings.
628. 40:03At best, gender would be used to describe things like batteries or tools.
629. 40:13We didn't describe people that way.
630. 40:14We've always known he created them both male and female.
631. 40:19In his image, he made them male and female.
632. 40:22only two sexes. And you cannot, there is no amount of surgeries that one can have, no
633. 40:28amount of hormones that can be ingested, no amount of chemicals that can be consumed
634. 40:32that will ever turn a man into a woman or ever turn a woman into a man. It's just not
635. 40:36possible. I've said it before, and I'll say it again, that biology is evident at a cellular
636. 40:44level. This is why we can exhumed skeletons and identify without any visible organs that
637. 40:52This is the skeleton.
638. 40:54These are the remains of a man.
639. 40:56These are the remains of a woman.
640. 40:59Because biology is determinant at a cellular level.
641. 41:04This notion of a fissure between one's biology
642. 41:10and one's perception of themselves
643. 41:12is a fissure that is not the product of scientific query.
644. 41:17Study, empirical data, and analysis,
645. 41:21It's nothing more than political lobbying campaigns
646. 41:25foisted upon the American Psychological
647. 41:27and Psychiatric Association.
648. 41:29Guys, that's just the reality.
649. 41:32Which again, brings me to this tragic case
650. 41:35of this young man, 28 year old Colin Troy Bailey of Utah.
651. 41:40Colin Troy Bailey.
652. 41:43Colin was born a man.
653. 41:47I don't know what happened in Colin's life,
654. 41:49what abuse he might have suffered,
655. 41:52but Colin made a decision that he wanted to identify himself as a woman and go by the name of Mia.
656. 42:04Colin had lots of trouble, had actually incurred thousands of dollars in debt,
657. 42:12because he sought to change, he would say his gender.
658. 42:20But what he really sought to change was his external appearance,
659. 42:25which would change the way people would interact with him.
660. 42:27It was massively in debt, had all kinds of difficulties, and had scheduled for himself
661. 42:33a transsexual surgery where he was apparently planning to mutilate his body.
662. 42:42His mother learned of it and called the hospital and said, no, I don't want you to do this to
663. 42:48my son.
664. 42:51I will not go along with this and it calls the hospital to stop.
665. 42:56Well, that was a breaking point for Colin, because he responded to that by returning to
666. 43:05his home and murdering both his father and his mother.
667. 43:09I'm going to play some audio for you from interrogation footage that's authentic interrogation
668. 43:17footage.
669. 43:19Colin was convicted of this.
670. 43:21The murder occurred back in 2024.
671. 43:24was convicted of, convicted for murdering his mother and father after committing it.
672. 43:33But this is the first time this audio and video has been made public.
673. 43:39And the reason why I want to share this with you, because I want you to witness what the
674. 43:49bad ideas creating casualties can look and sound like.
675. 43:56What you are not going to hear is any remorse whatsoever from Colin.
676. 44:02He was convicted and sentenced to 25 years of life for each, for murdering both his mother,
677. 44:08one count for his mother, one count for his father.
678. 44:11Colin even tried to shoot his own brother, who was in another room, tried to shoot him
679. 44:14through a door.
680. 44:17They said he didn't know if he would hit his brother, but if he did get hit, oh well.
681. 44:23And Colin even testified that he, after he shot his mother, he realized she wasn't dead.
682. 44:29And so he could, came and stood over her as she was making sounds that indicated she was
683. 44:34still alive and shout her again, they make sure that she was dead. Because she refused
684. 44:40to go along with him mutilating his body to reflect his dysphoric perception of himself.
685. 44:48Listen to and watch clip number one, clip one, go.
686. 44:52You want to know the specifics?
687. 44:54Yeah.
688. 44:55Is that formal?
689. 44:56We're listening.
690. 44:57There.
691. 44:58So being 28 years old now, what, what did you know that you wanted to transition?
692. 45:04I mean since I was born but there were at least I can remember his tune.
693. 45:08Did you have, did your parents know prior to that?
694. 45:11My parents knew, my mom knew for three years since 2019.
695. 45:15What kind?
696. 45:16July.
697. 45:17Was that a big topic of contention between you and her?
698. 45:21It was a huge topic which was more like how could I put it, not very supportive, she didn't
699. 45:28shop just since anything and then she just never said she kept calling me right back.
700. 45:34and then my other stuff.
701. 45:36So Mia says she was scheduled to have her long-awaited gender reassignment surgery the
702. 45:42following month in July.
703. 45:44So they have a payment plan and I had insurance.
704. 45:48So they paid about half of it at least.
705. 45:51I was going to do like a payment plan.
706. 45:52Oh, my dad was going to help me with a little bit of it.
707. 45:55So, oh.
708. 45:56According to Mia, her surgery was all set to go until her mother put a halt to it.
709. 46:02What I let up to it was my God and call for my social worker from the hospital.
710. 46:09And I can apparently kind of burp and hip up in a way.
711. 46:16They share the details of the hospital, but the worst one was all.
712. 46:20It's been mother to contacting them to say no one's surgery.
713. 46:25And wow.
714. 46:27So your mother contacted the hospital?
715. 46:30Yep.
716. 46:31And so I knew I could probably appeal it with just that, but she wouldn't.
717. 46:38Just say I was very furious and I asked her, I don't want to hear it explained, you know,
718. 46:43excuses.
719. 46:44I want to hear like, you know, an explanation and I'm sorry and I'll do something about it.
720. 46:50Anyway, she can't save sorry to save her life apparently.
721. 46:57words, Mia says she went back upstairs.
722. 47:01Go back upstairs and do one more round and dad just in case.
723. 47:05Make sure he's dead.
724. 47:06Before she left, Mia says she realized her mother was still alive.
725. 47:10I do remember actually coming up just in case because she had heard her
726. 47:14like bleeding quite a bit.
727. 47:16Like choking.
728. 47:17Okay.
729. 47:18I went to shoot her again.
730. 47:21So you remember it said, was that after you came back upstairs?
731. 47:25Yeah.
732. 47:26It was dad first.
733. 47:28And then you heard your mom that she was still...
734. 47:30Still kind of light.
735. 47:31Yes, I'm not even sure.
736. 47:32Still kind of light.
737. 47:33So then I shot her again.
738. 47:35What did you use to kill your parents then?
739. 47:38Yeah.
740. 47:39Is it the same gun that you had when you surrendered to the police?
741. 47:44Yeah.
742. 47:45If you could go back to yesterday, would you change the outcome of your mom's death?
743. 47:49I don't think there's any way of changing their minds then they'll...
744. 47:53If they changed their mind, which I know they're wrong because there's no narcissistic,
745. 47:57I mean, it would be played out completely differently.
746. 48:02So their answer was on down.
747. 48:05They had their chance.
748. 48:06I didn't want to become the monster that they made me to be.
749. 48:13I really wanted to be good.
750. 48:15They really did.
751. 48:17But I guess that was the last resort in La Straw.
752. 48:22I never got it.
753. 48:23I hate them.
754. 48:24I should have warned you guys that local media where the clip came from was calling him or
755. 48:30her, but it was a him that committed these murders.
756. 48:39The views and opinions expressed in this broadcast may not necessarily reflect those of the American
757. 48:44Family Association or American Family Radio.