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The degenerate crackhead doing degenerate crackhead things is a revelation that requires a reckoning.

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0:00 - 15:00. Joshua 4:1-7. God is the author of History and is vested in its proper recording and transmission throughout the generations. 15:00 - 31:00. The degenerate crackhead doing degenerate crackhead things is a revelation that requires a reckoning. 31:00 - 48:00. America’s historic national identity and cohesion was due to the centrality of biblical literacy. | 1-800-326-4543 ext. 345 To donate call: 877-616-2396 Video Clip Links Hunter Biden Tulsi Gabbard World Cup

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0:00Darkness is not an affirmative force.
0:02It simply reoccupies the space vacated by the light.
0:06This is the Hamilton Corner on American Family Radio.
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0:15Delivery people out of the bondage of mainstream media.
0:18And the philosophies of this world.
0:20God has called you and me to be his ambassador.
0:23Even in this dark moment.
0:26Let's not miss our moment.
0:28and now the Hamilton Corner.
0:33Good evening everyone, welcome to the Hamilton Corner.
0:36My name is Abraham Hamilton the third, yes.
0:39Don't correct your radio dials.
0:42I'm back in studio.
0:44I am grateful to be back on the air with you each day
0:48that you invite our program into your homes, into your hearts.
0:53And each day we get to open these microphones.
0:56It is truly a blessing from the Lord
0:58We do not want to take for granted at all.
1:00So thank you in this information age where you could tune into all sorts of places to consume
1:07information and content that you made the decision to do so here on the Hamilton corner.
1:12We are grateful for your decision to do so.
1:16And I'm excited to be back on the air with you at this very moment.
1:20Many of you, if not most of you, are making your transition from your part-time jobs where
1:24you generate an income to your full-time jobs where you cultivate an outcome.
1:28And as you do so, I want to remind you to do so with intentionality.
1:32And if you're new to the program, you did not miss here anything.
1:36I said that exactly the way you heard it.
1:39What we do to generate income for our families as important as it is.
1:43It is our part-time engagement, the world, the spirit of the age, our culture works over
1:49time to get us to conflate our identities with what we do to generate income, which is why
1:56the most consistent conversation that takes place. If you meet someone new, for example,
2:00the question is, what do you do for a living? Because we often conflict identity with that.
2:05But the truth is, our identities should not be conflated with our income-generating capacities,
2:11but we really should anchor ourselves, root ourselves, and I root our identities, frankly,
2:17in our outcome-cultivation investment. Every single member of the Lord's body is called
2:25to be his hands and feet. The only questions or variables that that that are at play is our
2:32life stages, our individual context, our familial contexts, but make no mistake about it, every single
2:39one of us is called to put our hands to the plow that the King of Glory has placed before us.
2:44And if those of you who are listening to the show, you would say I met a man not too long ago,
2:49I was traveling recently, it's been a world when I was in Pennsylvania. And I said, man, you know,
2:55I'm really, I'm tuning in because I want to hear your social and political commentary,
2:59but you start every day with the Bible.
3:01I'm pretty sure that's intentional, isn't it?
3:04I'm like, yes, it's very intentional.
3:06And that intentionality really is not a primary investment in order to foist something on you.
3:14It really is me simply sharing with you the way that I engage.
3:18It is greatly tempting to attempt to put the Bible aside and navigate the issues of the
3:23day.
3:24But the reality is that the Bible is the Word of God.
3:28What a foolish exercise.
3:29It would be to abandon the wisdom of God and then say, yeah, now we're going to do life.
3:36It's a fool's errand.
3:38So when we consider that reality and I'm intentionally stating the part-time job, the full-time job
3:44phenomenon in an effort to recalibrate our thinking because the primary outpost for our
3:50outcome cultivation investment starts in our homes.
3:54And this is the rub that the world has done, and I'm saying the world, I would say frankly
3:59that this is the modic scheme and it's implemented through all sorts of mechanisms to get us to
4:06make little of our homes, you know, to make little of what God gives us the opportunity
4:12to do right in our homes and to aggrandize everything else, that it is only significant
4:18if it happens outside the home.
4:19This is why I tell people all the time, people talk about my family, that we've made the decision
4:24disciple out children from the home and my wife is a homemaker and people may be tempted
4:29to say, yeah, your wife doesn't work.
4:30And I said, well, well, we'll stop the presses.
4:31No, my wife works exceedingly hard.
4:33And in fact, she lives in her office.
4:39My wife works a lot.
4:45Our home simply is the fulcrum for her work, but she works.
4:51And she's working in such a way to where there's a lot of things we can invest in.
4:54But guess what?
4:55That 401k, you can't take that until you turn it into with you.
4:58You're investment portfolios, you can't take that with you.
5:01You're possessions, you can't take that with you.
5:02But by God's grace, guess what can accompany you?
5:06In eternity.
5:08The souls of the people that you influence for God's eternal
5:11kingdom, starting first and foremost with the children,
5:13entrusted to our care.
5:14So as you're transitioning to your full-time jobs,
5:17I want to encourage you to do so with intentionality.
5:19Understand the primacy that God places on family
5:23and embrace his view as you engage in the time
5:27that he's given us.
5:29And with every breath He's given us, every moment He's given us, it is at best temporal.
5:36So let's take full use of it.
5:38Let us work while it is day.
5:40To the Word of God we go Joshua chapter 4 is where I'm going to go.
5:43Joshua chapter 4 verses 1 through 7.
5:46Some of you may recall we've discussed this before.
5:48I actually talked about this quite a bit in Pennsylvania when I was there recently at their
5:55convention not a couple weeks ago.
5:58And when I'm talking about a family, I'm talking about our immediate families, but also one
6:02of the most underutilized resources in God's economy is grandparents.
6:08We need you grandparents.
6:10We need you to give yourselves fully to the work that God has placed before you at this
6:15stage of your life, just as every single one of us at our various life stages.
6:20God has called us to Joshua chapter 4.
6:22And I just want to remind you about this.
6:24This is as the second generation wilderness Israelites are making their way into the promised land
6:30under Joshua's leadership as the Lord has appointed him the leader of the Israelites at
6:34this particular juncture.
6:36Verses 1 through 7 in Joshua chapter 4, and this is what God's word says.
6:40Now, when all the nation had finished crossing the Jordan, the Lord spoke to Joshua, saying,
6:47Take for yourselves twelve men from the people, one man from each tribe, and command them saying,
6:54take up for yourselves twelve stones from here, out of the middle of the Jordan, from the place
7:00where the priests feed our standing firm and carry them over with you, and lay them down
7:06in the lodging place where you will lodge tonight.
7:09So Joshua called the twelve men whom he had appointed, from the sons of Israel, one man
7:13from each tribe. And Joshua said to them, cross again to the
7:17ark of the Lord your God and to the middle of the Jordan. And
7:20each of you take up a stone on his shoulder according to the
7:23number of the tribes of the sons of Israel. Let this be a sign
7:27among you so that when your children ask later, what do these
7:31stones mean to you? Then you shall say to them because the
7:35waters of the Jordan were cut off before the ark of the
7:37covenant of the Lord. When it crossed the Jordan, the waters of
7:41the Jordan were cut off. So these stones shall become a memorial to the sons of Israel forever.
7:50These stones shall become a memorial to the sons of Israel forever. A couple of things I
7:55want to point out. First, as this text of scripture that we just read lays it out, whose
8:02idea was it to erect this memorial? You don't have to guess. The scripture tells us very
8:09plainly as Joshua was going about the business having the Israelites transitioned from the east
8:14side of the Jordan River into the promised land as the waters were cut off before the
8:19second generation wilderness Israelites were calling what he did what Yahweh did for the
8:24first generation of wilderness Israelites at the Red Sea.
8:27The stones were cut off.
8:29The Ark of the Covenant is in the middle of the Jordan and the people are passing by.
8:32Who was the one that said, wait, hold up.
8:36It was God.
8:37It was God.
8:39It was God.
8:40If you look again in verse one, it says, now when all the nation had finished crossing the
8:43Jordan, the Lord spoke to Joshua saying, take for yourselves twelve in front of the people.
8:51It was God who instructed Joshua that this is a historical moment that must be memorialized.
9:02We talk about the discipline of history and historical study in transmission or conveyance
9:08of history, God is the author of history. In fact, the very word itself tells what it is.
9:13History truly is his story, God's story of interacting with mankind over time. Within his story,
9:24he includes, for subsequent generations of his image bearers, the good, bad, and the ugly.
9:29So we can learn horrible things that we should avoid, good things that we should seek to emulate
9:35and to model divine guidance and instruction from him, looking at how he is
9:41interacted with previous generations of mankind in various circumstances. It is
9:46his story of interacted with mankind over time. Then you see something else that
9:53happens. You go a bit further in the text that I just read. You look at verse 6
10:00and the Lord says, let this be a sign among you so that when your children ask
10:06later when your children inquire. Here's another component that is a reflection of
10:12God's divine design. Accurate recording of history ultimately points to a
10:19transcendent theological truth. Alright? The Lord said erect this memorial for
10:27what purpose? To provoke inquiry from subsequent generations. Now we're living
10:33at a time where things like critical theory is being lauded and even if the name critical
10:41theory is not attached, the principles of it are implemented where there are consistent
10:47efforts to conceal certain aspects of history.
10:50And when I'm saying concealed aspects of history, don't just think about statues and monuments.
10:54One of the examples I use often is that people like Sir Isaac Newton, most of us know him
10:58for his scientific contributions and his mathematical contributions, his experiments
11:05in physics and things of that nature.
11:07But why is it that the majority of the American populace is unaware of the fact that Sir Isaac
11:11Newton can rightly be described as a theologian who did science as a hobby?
11:17Because Sir Isaac Newton wrote two to three times more about scripture and about the Lord
11:22than he did about scientific experimentation.
11:24But why don't we know that?
11:26the opposite is true. When I say that accurate convey, accurate recording and conveyance of
11:31history points to transcendent theological truth, the opposite is true, that the marring
11:36and concealing and obfuscation of history conceals transcendent theological truth. Or what a scandal
11:42it would be if the world was allowed to understand that some of the foremost thinkers in human
11:47history have been people who had Bibles, read them and believed what they read. You see,
11:54see our cultures invested in having this false notion that people who believe in God and read
12:01the Bible that they're intellectually inferior. But the historical record actually says the
12:05opposite. The historical record says the opposite. The Bible tells you the opposite. The Bible
12:12tells you that the fear of the Lord is beginning of wisdom. The fear of the Lord is beginning
12:16of knowledge. Knowledge of the Holy One is understanding. Romans 1 explains that we will
12:21reject God as we pursue and seek to acquire information, guess what inevitably occurs?
12:26We become futile in our reasoning.
12:28Oh, we're so advanced, so smart in the year of our Lord 2026 that we have a whole mass of
12:34people that don't even know what a woman is.
12:36We don't even know what a man is.
12:38And we have a Supreme Court justice who said loudly and proudly in public that she needed
12:42to be a biologist to be able to convey publicly what a woman was.
12:46Are we really advanced?
12:51things like, you know, I won't say small things, but things like car designs and things of that nature.
12:56You ever consider like, you know, 57 Chevy, if you're crossing to a 2026 Chevy, you think,
13:00what would happen? Have any idea what would happen? We have to refuse to conflict modernity
13:11with superiority. Because there's certain things, obviously, there are benefits of modernity.
13:15But would you say that we're better when if you pull out, if you ever had this experience,
13:21and put out a New England primer.
13:23This used to be the elementary school reader
13:25that was used in this country
13:26and examine the math section
13:27where you had paragraphs in narrative form
13:30that actually all math problems.
13:33And five and six year olds were instructed
13:35that read the paragraph, develop the equation
13:39and solve the mathematical problem
13:41without using any writing instruments.
13:44It's a mental math exercise.
13:46I would submit to you that most high schoolers today
13:48wouldn't be able to do those problems.
13:50Are we really advanced beyond?
13:56I'm saying all of this, and then I'll go further in the text.
14:01The Lord even says, after verse six,
14:03it says, erect the memorial to provoke inquiry
14:06among your future generations,
14:10so that when they ask, you tell them,
14:12because the waters of Jordan were cut off
14:14before the Ark of the Covenant of the Lord,
14:16when it crossed the Jordan, the waters were cut off.
14:18So these stones shall become a memorial
14:21to the sons of Israel forever.
14:24God's idea was the one that provoked creating the memorial.
14:29It was God's idea to erect the memorial to provoke inquiry
14:32among subsequent generations of his people.
14:34It was God's idea that the memorial was constructed
14:37to provoke inquiry of subsequent generations of his people
14:40for the express purposes of his people being directed to him,
14:44generation after generation after generation.
14:48I'm saying all of this is say, guys,
14:50if we allow ourselves to lose our national story,
14:55We will lose our national identity.
15:01A discipleship minute with Joseph Parker.
15:04Psalm 23 beginning at verse one.
15:07The Lord is my shepherd, I shall not want.
15:11He makes me to lie down in green pastures.
15:15He leads me beside the still waters he restores my soul.
15:20He leads me in the paths of righteousness for his name's sake.
15:25Yay, though I walk through the valley of the shadow of death.
15:28I will fear no evil for you are with me.
15:32You're riding your staff, they comfort me.
15:35You prepare a table before me
15:37in the presence of my enemies.
15:40You anoint my head with oil, my cup runs over.
15:44Surely goodness and mercy shall follow me
15:47all the days of my life.
15:50And I will dwell in the house of the Lord forever.
15:54All of Psalm 23.
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16:35Shining light into the darkness.
16:37This is the Hamilton corner on American family radio.
16:42Welcome back to the Hamilton corner.
16:43Abraham Hamilton the third here.
16:45My man, a hundred grand Mr. Bobby.
16:46Roasta is in studio.
16:48I didn't say that earlier.
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16:51The real J. Mac is in the screening room and we're ready to rock and roll.
16:55As we've already been rocking and rolling on the program and so much is
16:58happening.
16:58I ran issue is happening.
17:03There are things that transpired last week that I feel compelled to revisit.
17:09And I'll explain as I do revisit it.
17:13You had on our way out the door, Tulsi Gabbard's declassification and release of a bevy of documents
17:20that had never been released publicly before, which kinda supported the reality of, oh yeah,
17:29people getting pardons from Mr. Ice Cream Man. And then when I'm going to start this segment,
17:35and this is, I take no joy in doing this at all. But I want to point out the factual information
17:42that is transpired and kind of zoom out and provide some commentary and hopefully some perspective.
17:48Because if you recall in the book of Daniel, the Prophet Daniel was recording and it makes this
17:53notion, makes mention of this notion of the enemy's efforts to wear down the Lord's saints,
17:58to wear the saints down.
18:01And with this kind of 24-hour news cycle that we have combined with the social media attention
18:10spans, if it's more than 30 seconds, we can't retain what's going on and become so inundated
18:15and overwhelmed with information that it induces kind of a commentary-based paralysis to where
18:27it renders the American people to be nothing but Monday morning quarterbacks.
18:33Although you can't say that because football week.
18:37But we just complain about what's happening and shake our heads and complain and shake
18:41our heads and complain and become embittered and really kind of socially neutered to a degree
18:48to where we, the only thing we look to is whatever is happening in government.
18:52If the government does something or we need the government to do something.
18:55The guys, that is not the American ethos.
18:58We never historically look to the government to solve everything.
19:03And little by little, there's a reality of affirmative representations and pushes, but
19:08there's also the creation of a cultural expectation.
19:14The touchstone of Marxism, we cannot ever forget that Moses, Mordecai, and Mark's level,
19:18Levy's promulgation of Marxism was to use socialism as an intermediate step to full-on
19:24Right? And so we might not even recognize it, but when you get to the place to where whatever
19:30the situation may be, whatever the problem may be, your immediate thoughts, well, what
19:33is government going to do about it, we should stop and ask ourselves, have we been marked?
19:39If we're thinking government, government, government, have we been marked? That's not how we address
19:44and consider things. And so I want to talk about that zoom out, talk about some of the
19:48nitty-gritty of the details, then zoom out a bit, then endeavor to provide perspective
19:52because we must never forget Act 17 that God has ordained you and I for this moment.
20:00All right.
20:00He hasn't placed us here to merely complain and be despondent and to despise the darkness.
20:05He called us to be his hands and feet and to put the light on the lampstand.
20:09So we cannot allow the circumstances to encroach upon our divine prerogatives.
20:15All right.
20:16So what am I talking about?
20:17Last week, boy, I'm telling you, the audacity of the wicked is sometimes astounding in that
20:30they cannot help but say the so-called quiet parts out loud.
20:36So, and I'm going to say this, that I just, to be candid, I've been calling him a crack
20:41eight hunter for a long time.
20:44But I think I'm on a solid ground calling him crack eight hunter.
20:46If he gonna call himself crackhead hunter in public.
20:50Alright?
20:51So crackhead hunter, geez I wonder who had the crack pipe and who had the cocaine in the
20:57oval office.
20:58Geez I wonder I wonder where it was.
21:01I gotta have more cowbell.
21:04And y'all know those of you that know I haven't prosecuted major felony offenses for
21:09a decade.
21:10I've never seen such quick pace employed to destroy evidence of illegal contraband.
21:22I ain't ever seen the dope case of whether this cover crack is all destroyed like post
21:27haste except in this instance there's crack in the White House or cocaine in the White House.
21:31Oh, I love him because he got to get rid of that.
21:33You got to get rid of that.
21:34Like we don't know who, look the crackhead is the one who had to go cane in the White House.
21:39right? The one everybody knows is a crack head who was in the White House is the one
21:45who had the cocaine in the White House. All right. Solve that one, you know, where we
21:52as expected gadget when you need them, you know what I mean? It's such a complex criminal
21:55matter, you see. But crack head hunter was on the podcast with Gavin Newsom, you know,
22:02Gavinito Nusilini, who's auditioning to be president and everybody knows he wanted to
22:07be president. He's a political animal. There are other synonyms. Others may want to employ.
22:11I'll leave that to you.
22:12But I'm sure that's what everybody wants.
22:15They want their governor spending so much vital time doing podcasts.
22:18You know, that's what everybody wants, right?
22:20Well, he's on the podcast, Craig Ed Hunter and Gavin E. Till New Salini are on the podcast.
22:27And the conversation turns to discuss Hunter Biden's laptop.
22:33Very interesting to me.
22:35Hunter Biden goes on to say some pretty interesting things about what was and what was not found
22:42on that laptop and because I appreciate your trust in me but I want you to verify. I want you to hear
22:47this with your own ears and watch with your own eyes to listen to and see how Hunter Biden describes
22:53what was found on what he's now confirmed to be the authentic laptop. It's clip number three, clip three,
23:01go. What happened was is that the only thing that the laptop proved a quote-unquote laptop hard drive,
23:08iCloud hack, whatever you want to call it.
23:10The only thing that proved is that I was a degenerate crackhead,
23:14doing degenerate crackhead things.
23:17The only thing that proved that he was a degenerate crackhead,
23:20doing degenerate crackhead things.
23:22Well, pardon me if I don't take a crackhead's word for it.
23:28That's not the only thing that proved,
23:29but one thing your statements prove, Hunter,
23:33that you are authenticating that the laptop contents were real.
23:40Now, I know, I know, you know, 20-hour media, you know, collective shrug.
23:46Oh, yeah.
23:47This audience, y'all knew that the laptop was real when it was first published.
23:51But the reality though is that half the country didn't even know the laptop existed,
23:55let alone to know it was real.
23:57Not only that, not only that.
23:59And I want to just do a little walk down memory lane because if you ever wondered,
24:05Well, you know, you talk about these things, the Bible talks about wicked forces and wrestling
24:13not against flesh and blood and what does that look like?
24:15It looks like this, guys.
24:16It looks like this.
24:18Do not believe your lying eyes.
24:20So this is the same laptop that Hunter Biden's daddy's FBI said was not real and not authentic,
24:29even though they had the laptop and knew that it was real.
24:32It's the same laptop, if you recall, in just a case you don't, I'll remind you.
24:38that on October 19th, 2020, you know,
24:40just about a week before a presidential debate
24:44that was upcoming, just a few days,
24:47I should say before a presidential debate
24:48that was upcoming, that former CIA director, Michael Morelli,
24:54who by the way, was still a contract employee
24:57for the CIA at the time that he was simultaneously working
25:01as an operative for the Biden administration's
25:03political campaign.
25:06We now have the email where Michael Morelli,
25:10emails another former CIA Director John Brennan and said,
25:16hey, I have drafted a letter.
25:19How about I read the email?
25:21Let's read it.
25:22Then again, because I don't want y'all
25:23to just take my word for it.
25:26Former Acting CIA Director Michael Morelli emailed
25:30former CIA Director John Brennan on October 19th, 2020
25:37and explained that he was attempting to help
25:39the Biden campaign to develop some ammunition,
25:43some quote ammunition to push back on the Trump campaign
25:48and to provide ammunition during the debate
25:53in anticipation of a possible discussion
25:58of the Russian laptop.
25:59Michael Morelli goes on to explain
26:01that my letter is going to describe the laptop
26:04as a Russian disinformation campaign.
26:08Do you guys remember this?
26:11The exact verbiage included in the email form
26:13of relative Brendan was quote,
26:15Can I add your name to the list?
26:17Trying to give the campaign, particularly during the debate,
26:22on October 22nd, a talking point to push back on Trump
26:26on this issue.
26:29Brennan responds, quote, okay, Michael, add my name
26:33to the list.
26:34Good initiative.
26:36Thanks for asking me to sign on, end quote.
26:40Now I know a lot of people don't want to remember
26:42those details, but remember, the New York Post had a story
26:47that they were preparing to publish.
26:49Michael Morelli is working with John Brennan and others,
26:56because he ultimately gets 51 intelligence agency officials,
27:00including CIA directors, former CIA directors, directors
27:03of National Intelligence, Counterterrorism Offices,
27:06all of these intelligence community officials,
27:09to sign on to this letter.
27:11What you did not know, what the public did not know,
27:13is that behind the scenes, Michael Morelli was crowdsourcing
27:18this letter for one purpose and one purpose only, to give the Biden campaign ammunition
27:24for the debate and for the campaign. In the letter that was published on October 19th,
27:30Michael Morelli said, among other things, quote, the arrival on the U.S. political scene of
27:36emails purportedly belonging to Vice President Biden's son Hunter, much of it related to
27:41his time serving on the board of the Ukrainian gas company, Burisma, has all the classic
27:46earmarks of a Russian information operation.
27:51If we are right, this is Russia trying to influence how Americans vote in this election,
27:57and we believe strongly that Americans need to be aware of this in quote.
28:00Now in this wild, Michael Morelli's letter says, we are publishing this letter, me along
28:05with 51 other intelligence agency officials, because we want to protect the American people
28:10from having their vote manipulated when they literally are attempting to manipulate the
28:14American people's vote.
28:17They literally are doing so.
28:22Following that, you had the centering of the New York Post
28:28story all across social media where literally half of the
28:31country had no idea that the story existed.
28:34Now though, crackhead Hunter wants to say that all the laptop
28:37proved that he was a degenerate crackhead doing crackhead
28:39things, that's not all of the laptop proved.
28:42You want to know what else the laptop showed?
28:45The laptop showed the kickback scheme via emails from
28:49crackhead hunter, two officials in China, two officials in Ukraine, as to how they were
28:57to set aside portions of the money that they were paying hunter set aside for the big guy.
29:04Tony Babalinski told you who the big guy was.
29:07But remember our media, social media, our FBI under Joe Biden all said don't believe your
29:14lying eyes.
29:15The intelligence community using the official imprimatur of their office as we are learned
29:21hardened intelligence officials that have been investigating espionage and disinformation campaigns
29:27all over the world for all of this time. We need to protect the American people from the
29:31very thing we are trying to do. They were people who called me a conspiracy theorist. Some of
29:38you have been accused of the same things. Many people have given me comments. Abe, can
29:43you send me some sources? Because I'm sharing information you share on your show with your
29:46family, but they won't believe me. Some of you, Bob and I was just talking about this.
29:51Some of you had family members to break fellowship with you because you had a certain perspective
29:56on things that because the information you might have shared with them, they had never
30:00heard about the bulk andization that happens in our country, the efforts to mock people
30:06who would say, you know the 2020 campaign wasn't on the up and up.
30:10You want to talk about election interference?
30:12What do you think this is?
30:15Now here's a question I want to ask and then I'm going to zoom out from this.
30:18How is this anything other than treason?
30:21And then the cracker and hunter will say, now, basically the laptop was real.
30:25Why he said anything before?
30:28Why, why, why, why he said anything?
30:31You can say it now.
30:34What why can you say it now?
30:36Pops is no longer running for office, no longer in office.
30:39Oh, and also I got this, this part thing, you understand, you know.
30:42So what do you know when you knew he knew all along?
30:48But you see, mums to wait when power and access to office and access to money is afoot.
30:57What about these 51 intelligence officials?
31:02They just go on, is this any, how is this anything other than treason?
31:12And this is one of the things I want to say, in addition to these factual things, in addition
31:16to my opinion in certain mayor areas, you cannot forget Saul Alinsky's rules for radicals.
31:22All right.
31:23This is, Alinsky described it as a pragmatic primer for realistic radicals.
31:27This is the book that Saul Alinsky wrote that he dedicates the book literally to Lucifer.
31:31This is what the concept of community organizing comes from.
31:34This is what Saul Alinsky called the community organizer.
31:36What is the community organizer?
31:38The community organizer is a one who comes into a place where there is peace and harmony
31:42because there is an agenda that the organizer has.
31:44He foments chaos and then presents himself or he foments chaos to create a duopoly, two
31:52sides of the chaos.
31:53And then he plays both sides against themselves.
31:56He goes, so the left is saying, you know what?
31:58The problem is all those righties, you see?
31:59The righties are the enemies.
32:00right is a problem.
32:01Then he goes to the right and says,
32:02you know what, the problem is on the left that you see.
32:04And then the community organizer is the agent of,
32:08which you also, if you listen to the show,
32:09you know the Hegelian dialectical process.
32:11You have the thesis antithesis and synthesis process.
32:17And the whole purpose of that is to continue to move
32:19what's commonly described as the overton window.
32:21You have a radical thesis offered.
32:25You know, something radically crazy.
32:27Same sex marriage should be legal at the time, right?
32:31expecting a respond in an antithesis.
32:33No way that violates God's law, that violates natural order.
32:37All right, here's the synthesis.
32:38How about we have civil unions?
32:43But the community organizes at the very time,
32:45there's an agreement to the synthesis,
32:47resubmits a brand new radical thesis
32:50and continues to move over the window in those directions.
32:55Well, when you combine the Hegelian dialectical process
32:58and Sololinsky's rules for radicals,
33:00One of the objectives is to destabilize and demoralize the populace so your defenses are
33:07completely down and you become road-grade for what they would call it, Marxists, I would
33:15call it the antichrist interposition of a new hegemony is how they would describe it.
33:23But we are not ignorant to Satan's devices.
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34:16Welcome back to the Hamilton Corner, Abraham Hamilton III here.
34:18So that is the front line of the kind of Hegelian, Alinsky-ish, Alinsky-ite objective.
34:26But in the process of having kind of like the frontline objective, think about it in
34:30football terms, that would be the offensive lineman trying to block, to get to run the
34:34ball down the field.
34:36But in the process, additional considerations that aid this kind of regressive, stop me
34:43have heard this before, fundamental transformation, societally.
34:48Yes, we can.
34:51Keep holding on.
34:54There's a cultural component of that because when you have that offensive lineman blocking
34:58going continuously, continuously, continuously, it has the capacity to then create a cultural
35:06environment surrounding it.
35:08Remember when Rahm Emanuel, Barack Obama's former Chief of Staff says, you never let a
35:13good crisis go to waste.
35:15You got it from me, Bobby?
35:17Like here, here, go.
35:18A serious crisis to go to waste.
35:20You never allow a serious crisis to go to waste.
35:22For these people, crisis is not crisis.
35:25It's opportunity.
35:28Why is it opportunity?
35:30Because they've learned over time that people are far more willing in times of crises to
35:36seed their God-given, amigo, day-laden authority in favor of protection.
35:43That's why the, what's your boy's name from Canada?
35:52Carney.
35:53Before, before Carney.
35:54Oh, Trudeau.
35:55Trudeau.
35:56Kaiser Trudeau.
35:57Remember what he said?
35:59The pandemic, the plannedemic gives us an opportunity to advance our pre-pandemic priorities.
36:06They didn't see it as a problem.
36:08They saw it as an opportunity because it's an environment of chaos with people who don't
36:13understand what's going on, but for them, it's agenda expedition time.
36:18And so then the environment then is created, and I'm going to give you another example of
36:21it, to where those who are in our country, for example, who would oppose that regressive
36:26advancement to give you kind of a Thanos perspective to where this wickedness is inevitable.
36:33And so you become reduced to kind of a sideline spectator and a grudging commentator and to
36:40where you do nothing, which is why I've been saying repeatedly on this show live locally.
36:44Don't allow the national headlines to manipulate you away from doing what you know to be true
36:50on the ground.
36:51Don't allow the national headlines to keep you from loving your neighbor.
36:53You don't allow the national headlines to keep you from exulting the kingle glory in your home,
36:57from making disciples in your community, from being a part of an anchored biblically rooted
37:01church, from having that biblically rooted church to advancing your own community.
37:04Don't allow that to happen to you.
37:07I'm going to say right now, one of the most important things you can do in this time to
37:10fight against this darkness is to be an advocate for biblical literacy in our country.
37:18Because I'm kind of getting ahead of myself, but when I started in the first segment, I was
37:22I'm planning to end in a place to where if you think about the cohesion in our society
37:28historically and the identity in our country, it was based upon a fulcrum of broad based
37:37biblical literacy.
37:39Even amongst people who are not Christians, their foundational understanding for morality
37:44was derived from biblical truth.
37:46Y'all give what I'm saying?
37:48And that Protestant Biblical anchoring is what served us the foundation for our national identity
37:55and cohesion.
37:56Now, do not hear what I did not say.
37:59Did I say that every American is perfect?
38:01Absolutely not.
38:02Did I say that the United States of America adhered to Biblical truth?
38:05Perfectly?
38:06Absolutely not.
38:07But this is why in talking about history, it is his story interacted with mankind.
38:12The wonder of the American experiment is what God has done through people in our country
38:16in spite of our fallenness, which is why I tell you all the time, God is a master at using crickets
38:22sticks to paint straight lines. We fortify ourselves against deifying people and making
38:27idols out of fallen men because we regale them alone and want to protect them individually instead of
38:33having the proper perspective of beholding what God has done through fallen men in spite of his fallenness.
38:42This is also why the culture wants to kind of have a bokanized society because as biblical
38:47So illiteracy becomes ubiquitous.
38:50Then that national cohesion and identity begins to fade into
38:54international scene, parochial and local and individualized interests.
38:59Into where at a time our foundation was common as America.
39:02Now we want to talk about things like class and we want to identify ourselves by our ethnicity
39:07primarily.
39:08We want to identify ourselves by what social club that we're a part of.
39:11You get what I'm saying?
39:12All these other things.
39:13Our political ideology.
39:16Political gang banging.
39:18Well, that happens as the Bible is dislodged from being the sin-true anchor for what it means to be American.
39:26And I know what I'm saying is going to make some people mad and I don't care.
39:30Because what I'm saying is the truth.
39:33You study our Constitution and convention.
39:36You study James Madison's notes.
39:38You read our Declaration of Independence of which we're about to celebrate its 250th anniversary.
39:42Then you cannot escape the Biblical truth that permeates the reality of our nation.
39:47of our nation that the way that this young fledgling nation ascended to the top of the
39:53world was because what is what was uncommon globally was normalized here.
40:02You think it's a coincidence that as biblical illiteracy has ascended, now we're making
40:07much of everything else.
40:09You know, I can't even have a graduation until I told you what my ethnicity is.
40:12I got a we we we thought we were overcoming segregation and now we want to resegregate
40:16the skin color lines. That makes sense? That makes sense? That make any sense. So this effort
40:28to destabilize and to demoralize is to make the regressive presentation to appear as it
40:35is inevitable. That's why I say darkness is not an affirmative force, but it reoccupies
40:40a space that is vacated by the light. That's why you and I must refuse to allow the darkness
40:49to dictate what happens on our block and our homes and our communities.
40:56One of the most profound revolutionary things you can do is reintegrate Biblical literacy
41:03in your community.
41:04It's one of the most profound things you can do to fight against this darkness because as
41:14the organization transpires and people are so propped up, political gang banging, there's
41:20My color, my stripes, my team, my this.
41:24Those who would oppose the regressive agenda
41:26are oftentimes pushed into becoming personality driven.
41:30Now you're a Trump supporters.
41:31No, no, no, the anchor for your engagement
41:33is not support for Trump, it's support for truth.
41:37What is true?
41:39What's the anchor for what is true?
41:41It is God's Word.
41:43This is something that will persist
41:44long after Trump is off the scene.
41:46But we, especially those of us who have Bibles,
41:50We have to open them, read them, and embrace what it teaches,
41:54and allow it to be the baseline for our engagement.
41:56Not the latest thing that some political parties
41:59Sicafan has done.
42:00Some spoke about some bobblehead that said,
42:07we don't have to go along with their program.
42:10It's important for you to recognize
42:12that within the Hegelian dialectical process,
42:14you need both the advocates for the thesis and the antithesis.
42:18If your life can be boiled down to just responding
42:21to the latest thing that the Democrats did.
42:24You are a part of the Hegelian paradigm.
42:27Get out of it.
42:31Our marching orders don't come merely responding to what some political
42:34operatives have said.
42:35Our marching orders come from the Word of God.
42:41What is true?
42:43My loyalty is not to some party.
42:45My loyalty is not to some political persona.
42:47My loyalty is not to some group of people.
42:49My loyalty is to the Christ who has redeemed me by the precious blood of the
42:54Lamb.
42:56Further examples of the kind of demoralization that would transpire.
43:00You know, the Wheelie-Oleprechond, Dr. Fraucci attempted to repeat over and over and over
43:06to lie and lie and lie and oh, the lab leak theory is a conspiracy.
43:13Oh, this is not true.
43:14Oh, we didn't fund gain of function research.
43:18Then on our way out the door, Tulsi Gabbard dropped documents that I'd never seen in the
43:24in the light of day before.
43:26Listen to a brief clip about it.
43:27Clip number four, listen in the watch, go.
43:30This week, outgoing director of national intelligence,
43:33Tulsi Gabbard, sharing these declassified files
43:36that she says shows how Fauci influenced
43:38intelligence assessments on the origins of COVID-19
43:42and quote, provided millions in US taxpayer dollars
43:45to fund dangerous gain of function research
43:47on back coronaviruses at the Wuhan Institute.
43:50Work, which is now widely viewed as the source
43:53of the unintentional lab leak that sparks the pandemic.
43:57Gabbard Singh, the files also exposed how Fauci allegedly
44:00lied to Congress in 2024 when he was repeatedly asked
44:04whether he spoke to the FBI, CIA, DIA, or any US intelligence
44:08agency concerning viral research before, during, or after the
44:12pandemic.
44:13At the time that there was concern about the fact that Al-Qaeda
44:18may have been using or potentially using bioweapons,
44:22we had discussions with intelligence agencies about that
44:26which is not as related to say COVID-19.
44:30Not to my knowledge.
44:32Live, flat lie.
44:34The documents show Tulsi Gabbard's documents, but again, if you listen to this show, you already knew.
44:38This man had been funding gain of function research,
44:42particularly in the Wuhan Institute of Virology,
44:46that the entire purpose of the castigation
44:50of the lab leak so-called theory at the time was to try to
44:53took to cover his
44:55foot his fingerprints
44:57he didn't want the world to know
44:59against american law even fun in his research
45:03tossy also to see that also dropped the bomb on
45:06bio labs around the world funded by american tax period dollars was also not
45:10supposed to happen
45:12but then the law has a funny way of doing little things you know
45:15uh... that right now
45:18the world cup is happening in america i don't watch soccer
45:22You know, they want to call the football.
45:24You can carry that across the water.
45:25It's soccer over here, chief.
45:27You do what you want, look.
45:29Hey, that's a sound like ignorant American.
45:31Call me what you want.
45:32We have football.
45:33It's played with a pigskin, all right?
45:34You throw it and catch it and run with it.
45:41But at the very moment, the forces in our nation
45:43are working overtime to America's evil, horrible,
45:48forget your history, wicked country, all as evil.
45:51You got Europeans who had an excuse
45:52come here for the first time. Europeans, Africans, Japanese, all coming and they're like,
45:58Oh my goodness. We heard about them. We didn't know America was just beautiful. This wonderful.
46:05Listen to and watch this brief clip. Clip number six, go.
46:09Another factor uniting fans around the globe is actually their sampling of American culture.
46:14Trying Chick-fil-A in America for the first time as a Brit.
46:17food and drink, playing a prominent role.
46:20Texas phenomenon, Bucky's, unlocking all sorts of secrets.
46:24I love Bucky's.
46:26It's so cute.
46:27There's also the mind-blowing revelation that is the cheesecake factory.
46:31My taste buds have been blessed.
46:33And the wonder of Kansas City Barbecue, that unbridled joy extending to the streets, where
46:40Cape Bird fans celebrating a stunning jog in Spain with Boston police officers, while
46:46Ecuadorians partied in Philadelphia on the rocky steps.
46:50Scotland's tartan army, blanketing providence and Boston
46:54with thousands of fans in kilts.
46:57I mean, they're experiencing things
46:59like there's a charm from Scotland,
47:01Freddie from Germany.
47:04You have Japanese people, they're going berserk.
47:06One guy was like, have you ever had Texas barbecue?
47:10I'll give up my left lung for more Texas barbecue.
47:14You know, it's another guy who went to Texas Roadhouse.
47:17He said, I can't believe why I just experienced it.
47:19I can't believe it.
47:21He'd go into this place and you walk in the door
47:23and the hand you bags of peanuts just,
47:26and I said, what's the cost, mate?
47:28And I said, it's for free.
47:30For free, you understand what I'm saying?
47:31For free, then I would go sit at the table
47:33and they come to you at the table with this bread.
47:37And I said, I didn't order any bread, Lock.
47:39And he said, oh, the bread is free.
47:41And you can have as much as you want.
47:42And I have to tell you, the bread,
47:44it tastes like it came from heaven.
47:47He said, I don't understand how anyone in America
47:49could be upset because you have Texas Roadhouse
47:50in your country.
47:53And it's small things like that.
47:54They didn't plan for this to happen.
47:56And score in person after person.
47:58And they're chronically these things online.
48:00They're saying, the one guy was like,
48:01you go into a restaurant and you get your soda
48:03and it has ice.
48:04And look at all of the different options.
48:08Look at all of the different choices.
48:11And it gave an occasion, I was talking about children
48:13about this because most people don't understand it.
48:14You go to Europe, you don't get ice in your drinks
48:17when you order drinks out in public.
48:18Like, no, ice is a luxury.
48:23It's a luxury.
48:24And he said, you can get as many refills, free refills.
48:27Like they're overwhelmed by this.
48:30And one guy was Australian saying,
48:31the Australians would say, the Americans will have to tip.
48:34He said, no, no, no, and America, you don't have to tip.
48:36You have to tip, you want to tip
48:39because it's such a great experience.
48:43These are people looking at our country with fresh eyes.
48:49Yet the regressives in our country
48:50would try to keep you focused on bad things.
48:53Of course we have difficulties like any other country,
48:56but can we be honest about something?
48:57It's a lot better here than anywhere else in the world.
49:01That's just the truth.
49:03One English dude was like, man,
49:05we had this perception of the ignorant Americans
49:07that they don't have passports,
49:09they don't speak multiple languages.
49:10He said, I didn't realize America was this big.
49:14In America, you don't need a passport
49:16because you can experience all kinds of peoples
49:18and all kinds of different cultures and all kinds of different experiences without ever
49:22leaving your home country.
49:24And to do so, I don't think I could ever go back to live in London anymore because I have
49:30tasted freedom, not Viva La France, Viva La Barlicque.
49:40The views and opinions expressed in this broadcast may not necessarily reflect those of the American
49:45Family Association or American Family Radio.

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