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  1. 0:00Darkness is not an affirmative force.
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  11. 0:31I'm Hamilton the third here on the Hamilton Corner.
  12. 0:39Great to be with you again today.
  13. 0:42Before I go any further, I want to take a moment to honor
  14. 0:46the two fallen heroes in this Iran conflict,
  15. 0:51this Iran conflict.
  16. 0:53James Fee and 25 years old, if you would be
  17. 0:56Hawaii and Isabella Gonzalez, 19 of Calton, Texas,
  18. 1:01both lost their lives in the Iranian attack on Jordan on Friday.
  19. 1:08Pray for their families. I always say, folks, these are the best of us. These are the people who put on
  20. 1:14the uniform and put themselves in harm, which way, and sometimes give as Abraham Lincoln referred to
  21. 1:21it, the last full measure of devotion in behalf of their country and our liberty, and we honor them
  22. 1:29for it. A lot going on right now, this Iran War, I call it a conflict frankly because to
  23. 1:39me it's not really a war but of course it's probably going to end up being thought of as
  24. 1:46a war. We need to be praying for President Trump, praying for our troops and praying for
  25. 1:54an absolute conclusion to this thing because
  26. 1:59i am concerned that
  27. 2:02with all that we've done iran is still capable of delivering
  28. 2:06a missile attack on jordan
  29. 2:09and
  30. 2:10i'm just wondering at what point
  31. 2:13do we knock out their ability to hit back
  32. 2:16because that's really what we've got to go for
  33. 2:18we've got to knock out the ability to hit back we've got to completely defang them
  34. 2:24we've got to immobilize them.
  35. 2:26And then if they don't want to negotiate, that's fine,
  36. 2:28but they won't be able to do anything else.
  37. 2:30Right now, they're still able to harass
  38. 2:32in the Strait of Hormuz.
  39. 2:34Looks like they're trying to get the Houthis
  40. 2:37to obstruct traffic to the Suez Canal.
  41. 2:40And of course, we see they're attacking their neighbors
  42. 2:43in the Middle East, other Muslim countries.
  43. 2:46By the way, just in case any of you are wondering,
  44. 2:51understand that as Shia Muslims, they are in conflict with Sunni Muslims.
  45. 2:59They don't like Sunni Muslims. They think Sunni Muslims are, you know,
  46. 3:04apostates, if you will, heretics. And so it doesn't surprise me that they have
  47. 3:11decided for that and probably for other reasons as well, any willingness to have
  48. 3:17of Rapro-Shma any willingness to work with,
  49. 3:20to have diplomatic relations with the United States
  50. 3:23makes you persona non-grata to Iran,
  51. 3:26because again, they have an apocalyptic ideology,
  52. 3:29an apocalyptic theology,
  53. 3:31and they think that if they can precipitate a world war,
  54. 3:33they can precipitate some sort of major cataclysm,
  55. 3:39then they are hastening the return of the Makti,
  56. 3:43who is going to set up a worldwide,
  57. 3:44to the earth and rule the earth under Sharia law as the Islamic king, if you will.
  58. 3:53As I've said before, folks, these people are not rational at all.
  59. 3:57I just hope that President Trump has people around him who will tell him that and not give
  60. 4:02him this dribble that we heard from George Bush.
  61. 4:04Oh, Islam is a peaceful religion.
  62. 4:08Those of you who heard my interview with Mohammed's, oh my goodness, it'll come to me,
  63. 4:17but because I want to say, Said, but that's not his name.
  64. 4:22Let me make sure I get this right, dealing with all these Muslim names.
  65. 4:26I got something I want to say to you here in a minute too, that you may find interesting.
  66. 4:31I had not thought about this before, but oh my goodness.
  67. 4:44I can't, oh Faridhi, Faridhi, Muhammad Faridhi,
  68. 4:48that's it, F-A-R-I-D-I, Muhammad Faridhi.
  69. 4:53If you listen to the interview that I had with Muhammad
  70. 4:55Faridhi, and you heard him say,
  71. 4:59yeah, Islam is a peaceful religion,
  72. 5:01it's a peaceful religion when they subjugate
  73. 5:03the whole world under Islam.
  74. 5:05Islam means peace, but peace means when everybody else is serving Islam.
  75. 5:12So, yeah, that's not a peace that any of us will ever find acceptable, but that's what
  76. 5:19they mean.
  77. 5:20And I don't know, you know, I wonder if President Trump has around him people who understand
  78. 5:26this and are conveying to him, you can't look at these people as rational players and
  79. 5:32people who will ultimately come to a rational decision or even as people who want peace in
  80. 5:39the way we think of it. You just can't view them that way because they're not that way.
  81. 5:46And so I don't know how long it will take. I mean, some people are asking whether we're
  82. 5:50going to have to put troops on the ground. I can tell you, I don't think that's ever going
  83. 5:53to happen. I don't think that's going to happen. I don't think President Trump's going
  84. 5:58to do that. I don't think he will ever say that because he probably doesn't want to play
  85. 6:03that card or at least take that card out of the deck, but I don't think that's ever going
  86. 6:08to happen. I don't know that the American people, even conservatives would really support
  87. 6:17that because I think we do that and then we're getting into a long protracted, probably
  88. 6:24guerrilla war because whenever you go into a nation and you try to subdue that nation
  89. 6:30from within. All the people who know the terrain, who know the nation, who know the layout,
  90. 6:36they're going to be at an advantage. And those people can blend in and then suddenly attack.
  91. 6:45And that's what we faced in Vietnam. You know, the Viet Cong would act like rice farmers
  92. 6:55and, you know, like people who were just going about their daily business, then at night they
  93. 7:01donned the black pajamas, and suddenly they're attacking and killing American troops.
  94. 7:09I mean, guerrilla war is ugly, and that's probably what we were facing in the Middle East, if
  95. 7:15we entered into something like that.
  96. 7:17It's a quagmire.
  97. 7:18I think, by the way, just as a society, I think we could have won the Vietnam War, and
  98. 7:23And I think we could have won the Vietnam War by bombing North Vietnam into oblivion
  99. 7:28and crossing into Vietnam and just directly confronting Ho Chi Minh and all of those folks
  100. 7:37that were headquartered there.
  101. 7:39And we, you know, I mean, basically we were fighting against the head of the defensive
  102. 7:43war in South Vietnam.
  103. 7:45And you just, you can't win against an enemy like that, doing it that way because the war
  104. 7:51became political instead of being strictly looked upon and analyzed as a military matter
  105. 7:58and having the question asked what does it take to get the victory as opposed to how do we manage
  106. 8:05the politics of this war and of course ultimately we managed ourselves right out of it and
  107. 8:12seen it Vietnam to communists. I don't think that was necessary but I think that's
  108. 8:17unfortunately because of the way our top leadership played it, that's the way it
  109. 8:23worked out. I don't think President Trump was to even deal with that kind of
  110. 8:28problem in Iran. I'd be curious to know what you all think about that though,
  111. 8:33whether you think he would do that and whether if he did that, you would
  112. 8:40support it. Now I'll tell you if he did, I'll tell you right up front, I'm going to
  113. 8:46continue to support the president, but I'll tell you, I wouldn't like it. I wouldn't like it.
  114. 8:52Because as I've just described, I think that would be a quagmire. I think we all have to satisfy
  115. 8:59ourselves, ultimately, with doing whatever needs to be done to take away their ability to respond
  116. 9:06militarily, particularly with missiles and drones and sort of thing. I believe we can do that. And
  117. 9:12of course, to destroy their ability to have nuclear weapons for the foreseeable future. I believe
  118. 9:17We can do that.
  119. 9:18In fact, we may have already done that.
  120. 9:20And just leave it at that and hope that there will be some kind of change of regime that people
  121. 9:27within Iran will rise up and take back their country from these thugs, from these theocratic
  122. 9:35thugs, because that's what they are.
  123. 9:41I had a thought.
  124. 9:42The first time I've considered it.
  125. 9:46But tell me what you think.
  126. 9:47You know, we often look back on Barack Obama's presidency as a watershed moment for the country.
  127. 9:52Because he ushered in, I think he legitimized far left thinking, even though now he's sort
  128. 10:00of trying to posture himself with some kind of mod of it.
  129. 10:03He's not.
  130. 10:04He's a radical leftist.
  131. 10:06He always was.
  132. 10:08He always will be.
  133. 10:09He was raised by a communist.
  134. 10:11That's his background.
  135. 10:13I think in his heart of hearts, he's a Marxist.
  136. 10:17But you know, the other thing that strikes me.
  137. 10:22You know, ever since Barack Hussein Obama became president, which is a Muslim name,
  138. 10:27by the way, we have had an ongoing rise in the presence and influence and impact of
  139. 10:35Islam in our country.
  140. 10:38Do you think that's an accident?
  141. 10:42You remember how he used to brag about what Islam did for the world and what Islam did
  142. 10:48for America?
  143. 10:49Remember, I said, you know, Barack Obama seemed, his whole presidency seemed to be interested
  144. 10:54in three things, well, we were the fourth,
  145. 10:56but three things primarily.
  146. 10:58Number one, and maybe not necessarily in order
  147. 11:02of his priorities, but one was climate change.
  148. 11:08The second was Islam, and the third was homosexuality
  149. 11:12and sort of sexual deviancy, pushing that.
  150. 11:15Same sex marriage and all that.
  151. 11:19I would say it said maybe there's a fourth,
  152. 11:21and the fourth is continuing to beat the drum
  153. 11:24of black victimization.
  154. 11:28president of the United States, oh, but he's a victim. Oh, he's, oh, people only, they only
  155. 11:33disagree with him because he doesn't look like former president. So I mean, for a guy
  156. 11:38who's supposed to have a high IQ, that's, that's pretty dumb. And either he's really
  157. 11:45that dumb, or he's that being old and evil that he would use that. But I think he's probably
  158. 11:52that dumb in the sense that his ideological perspective has blinded him to the truth.
  159. 11:57can't see it. He can't look at it in a mature way. He can't analyze the issues. He can't
  160. 12:03say, well, you know, maybe actually people oppose me because I'm so-called pro choice,
  161. 12:09pro abortion, they're pro like, maybe it has to do with that. Maybe they actually don't
  162. 12:14agree with me on same sex marriage. Maybe it has to do with that, but oh, no, no, prehemed
  163. 12:17always boiled down skin color. No, no, no, no. The only reason why people oppose me is
  164. 12:23because I'm black. And that is such an immature and and
  165. 12:28vacuous way of viewing life. And of course, it is also a way
  166. 12:34of doing something that he all he perpetuated, which is, it's not
  167. 12:39my fault. I'm not taking responsibility. It's the it's the
  168. 12:45fault of the racist. It's their problem, not mine. I'm I'm good.
  169. 12:50I'm great. And they just can't see that because of my skin color. I
  170. 12:55I don't say anything wrong.
  171. 12:56I don't do anything wrong.
  172. 12:57My policies are all good.
  173. 12:59But I understand why 100% of the people are supportive.
  174. 13:05Hey, a lack of humility, self-reflection, personal responsibility, never willing to ask the question.
  175. 13:15Well, you know, maybe out of reconsider some of my policies, maybe people opposed me
  176. 13:19because of some of the positions I've taken.
  177. 13:21Maybe out of rethink some of those.
  178. 13:24But of course, you're never going to get a leftist to do that because they're part
  179. 13:28of a demonic cult. They've been brainwashed. They're indoctrinated. They are practically
  180. 13:32incapable of thinking an independent thought. They can only think what's been dictated
  181. 13:37to them by their cult culture, their indoctrination machine that's told them what to think and
  182. 13:49how to think and how to speak and what to say and all of that. But I just think it's
  183. 13:55interesting thing that we've had a lot more Islamic influence in the country since we had Barak
  184. 14:03Hussein Obama as president. And I'm not knocking a man for his name, but not only was that his name,
  185. 14:11but he promoted Islam every way. He said the sweetest sound he'd ever heard was the call to
  186. 14:18evening prayer, the Muslim call to evening prayer. This is Bishop E. W. Jackson in for Abraham
  187. 14:23Hamilton the third here on the Hamilton Corner Standby,
  188. 14:26we'll be back in just a moment.
  189. 14:28A discipleship minute with Joseph Parker.
  190. 15:04A big part of the Christian life is listening to God.
  191. 15:08We listen to God by reading and meditating on His word.
  192. 15:11We listen by His Spirit because, yes, God speaks to all of His children every day.
  193. 15:15Sometimes what you think is a passing thought to your mind.
  194. 15:17Maybe the Holy Spirit, speaking to you, giving you guidance inside a wisdom about a matter.
  195. 15:22Now, by no means am I saying that every passing thought in your mind is the Holy Spirit, not at all,
  196. 15:27but often what you might think is a passing thought is the Holy Spirit speaking to you.
  197. 15:33Write down thoughts, ideas, or insights that just come to your mind that you think.
  198. 15:38Maybe that's God speaking to you.
  199. 15:40The more you're looking for God to speak to you, the more he will speak to you.
  200. 15:45Being deliberate about listening for the voice of God is very important.
  201. 15:49You can always hear the voice of God through his work.
  202. 15:53Spend more time reading the word of God
  203. 15:55and the voice of the Holy Spirit in life
  204. 15:57will get louder and louder and louder.
  205. 16:05Shiting light into the darkness,
  206. 16:08this is the Hamilton Quarter, an American family radio.
  207. 16:13Well, gasoline apparently has reached $4 a gallon again.
  208. 16:19And I think we Americans have got a decision to make,
  209. 16:21whether we're going to stick with President Trump
  210. 16:23and his policies or people are going to bolt because of the economic hardship.
  211. 16:28And I'll tell you,
  212. 16:29I for one believe that there are things,
  213. 16:33and I'm sure all of you Christians do,
  214. 16:36there are things far more important than money.
  215. 16:39And I'll tell you, I'd rather pay $4 a gallon temporarily for gas than
  216. 16:44have a nuclear bomb headed for my country. I mean, to me, that's,
  217. 16:48that's a no brainer. And let's not kid ourselves, folks.
  218. 16:53That's exactly what Iran would do. There's no doubt about it. That's exactly what they would do if they ever had the opportunity to do it.
  219. 17:02And now we have a president who says we're going to stop there from doing it. I think it's just gotten complicated because now we're talking about trying to,
  220. 17:10they're still harassing ships coming through the Strait of War moves, which is affecting our oil prices.
  221. 17:19They've got the Houthis prepared, apparently, to start attacking ships coming through the
  222. 17:23Suez Canal.
  223. 17:25And I think the number is about 15% of our oil comes through the Suez Canal.
  224. 17:34And of course, a lot of other things as well.
  225. 17:36So we're on the horns of a dilemma here.
  226. 17:40We've got the upcoming elections.
  227. 17:43My goodness, Texas is just one of many,
  228. 17:51but you've got James Tallarico running against Ken Paxton
  229. 17:56in Texas.
  230. 17:57By the way, I'm gonna open up the lines in the next segment
  231. 18:00and I really want to hear from some of you Texans.
  232. 18:03What you think about this,
  233. 18:04I was looking at the numbers earlier today
  234. 18:08and prep for this program.
  235. 18:10And I'll tell you folks, it's disturbing.
  236. 18:13You know, you got nearly 32 million people in Texas.
  237. 18:19Texas is the second largest state we've got
  238. 18:21other than California.
  239. 18:2232 million people.
  240. 18:25We can't afford to lose Texas, folks.
  241. 18:27We cannot afford to lose Texas
  242. 18:30to a bunch of leftists and sexual deviance and crazies.
  243. 18:33And that's what James Tallarico is.
  244. 18:36I mean, remember, this the guy who said,
  245. 18:37I hate Christianity.
  246. 18:39This is the guy who said God is non-binary.
  247. 18:42That's the guy who said there are six genders.
  248. 18:45The guy who said the Bible doesn't say anything about homosexuality or abortion.
  249. 18:52This guy is really a piece of work.
  250. 18:56He's raised $68.5 million.
  251. 18:59He's got $21.5 million in cash on hand as we speak.
  252. 19:14Ken Paxton raised a total of $9 million.
  253. 19:16dollars. Of course Ken Paxton had a hotly contested primary to get through. I mean he
  254. 19:24won that primary handily but still he couldn't take that for granted. So he's expended a lot
  255. 19:28of money on that. He's got $1.7 million in cash on hand. So Tallarico has got 10 times
  256. 19:39as much cash on hand over 10 times as much cash on hand as does Ken Paxton. And he's
  257. 19:46raised six times more cash than Ken Paxton has. We've got a lot of praying to do. We've
  258. 19:54got a lot of working to do. And Christians have got to turn out. Christians have got
  259. 20:02to turn out in a major way because Tallarico is an antichrist. I didn't say he's the antichrist,
  260. 20:10He is an antichrist.
  261. 20:14And the country can't afford to have Texas elect this man
  262. 20:20and send him to the United States Senate.
  263. 20:22We simply cannot afford that.
  264. 20:25That would be a gigantic step in the wrong direction.
  265. 20:31And of course, here at AFR, we don't endorse candidates,
  266. 20:35and we don't support candidates, or expend funds on candidates.
  267. 20:40But I do personally, my organization stand doesn't,
  268. 20:46but I do personally.
  269. 20:47And I do have a PAC that is going to be getting
  270. 20:50into these midterm elections very, very heavily.
  271. 20:54If you wanna find out more about that,
  272. 20:56go to our website, standamericapac.us.
  273. 21:02Let me double check, folks.
  274. 21:04Standamericapac.net, I think it would mean
  275. 21:07standamericapac.com.
  276. 21:09but because I use U.S. it's
  277. 21:19standardamericapac.us, standardamericapac.us.
  278. 21:22You can go there and you can find out more about what we're doing to try to see to it
  279. 21:28that Christian influence and impact is felt in our elections.
  280. 21:32That is a federal super PAC tax deductions are not contributions, I should say,
  281. 21:39are not tax deductible to it.
  282. 21:41But nevertheless, we can't, we as Christians cannot afford to sit on the sidelines while
  283. 21:48these very, very important races happen.
  284. 21:51And I don't think there's any more important race than what's going to happen in Texas.
  285. 21:55Now I know people will say, well it's Texas.
  286. 21:58We know that the Republicans are going to win in Texas.
  287. 22:02No, we don't know that.
  288. 22:04We don't know that.
  289. 22:05Not based on the numbers, I've just given you and the polling data shows that there's a
  290. 22:09to two point difference between the two candidates. I think Paxton's up one or two points, one or
  291. 22:16two points. That could easily flip. I understand that. I guess all the people moving into Texas
  292. 22:24are bringing something that is not really Texas, but that's the way it is. And remember Ted Cruz
  293. 22:29had the same problem with Beta O'Rourke. And that was one that Ted Cruz couldn't take for granted
  294. 22:35He only won that race against crazy beta or work.
  295. 22:42He only won that race by two points, by two points, folks.
  296. 22:50So we've got a lot of stake and we need to be praying
  297. 22:53and working, you know, faith without works is dead.
  298. 22:56So we need to be praying and working.
  299. 23:00By the way, contrast these two heroes
  300. 23:04who just gave their lives for our country
  301. 23:06with some of these bozos that are running for office,
  302. 23:09socialists and in Islamists.
  303. 23:14I mean, the contrast is stark.
  304. 23:18And what we are fighting for is to continue to produce people
  305. 23:22like James Fihan and Isabella Gonzalez,
  306. 23:30people who are patriots and are willing to put themselves
  307. 23:33on the line on behalf of our country and our liberty.
  308. 23:39I mean, these people I'm talking about now,
  309. 23:41Abdul El-Sahid in Michigan.
  310. 23:46Really?
  311. 23:48That's what it's come to?
  312. 23:53And he's made comments.
  313. 23:55I mean, he supported the blind shake.
  314. 24:00He supported Hamas.
  315. 24:01In fact, he went into Gaza to try to help Hamas as a doctor.
  316. 24:11I mean, some question about his being a medical doctor,
  317. 24:14but apparently he is or claims to be at least.
  318. 24:20I mean, not only this guy should not
  319. 24:23go to the United States Senate. I mean, to me, he's an enemy of the United States of America,
  320. 24:28along with the Ohand Omar and Rashida Tlaib and, you know, these people who come into our
  321. 24:38country with an agenda to hurt our country rather than serve our country. Well, I'll
  322. 24:49tell you, Lord, give us give us 300 million James Fihans and
  323. 24:59Elizabeth Gonzalez and none of James Tallarico and Abdul El-Sayed and
  324. 25:10and Zoron Mamdani's. And of course folks, we've got here in Virginia, in case you've forgotten,
  325. 25:22We've got a lieutenant governor here in Virginia,
  326. 25:25who is a Muslim right out to the,
  327. 25:27I've cut right out of the same cloth, cloth as Mom Donnie.
  328. 25:34I mean, this stuff is,
  329. 25:36by the way, it's gazala hashmi, gazala hashmi.
  330. 25:43First, Muslim to be elected statewide
  331. 25:49in the United States of America, Virginia.
  332. 25:57The state of George Washington, Thomas Jefferson,
  333. 26:00James Madison, George Mason, Patrick Henry, and now we're electing Gazala Hashmi.
  334. 26:11And again, it's not the name, folks.
  335. 26:15It's who she is.
  336. 26:18Because look, they're Christians who happen to have Muslim names, Muslim names, that's
  337. 26:23the name they were given.
  338. 26:24It's not the name.
  339. 26:26It's the heart behind the name.
  340. 26:30I said, I'm not making fun of a rock Obama because of his name.
  341. 26:34I'm simply pointing out that his name really is in keeping with his overall philosophy,
  342. 26:42which he again and again and again espoused, which is somehow Islam is superior to Christianity
  343. 26:49and America owes apparently to you, or himself, his very existence to Islam.
  344. 26:57Remember he went to Egypt at first speech where he said America is not a Christian country
  345. 27:05if it ever was. It's not a Christian country. Remember when people were criticizing Islam
  346. 27:12over all this terrorism? He said don't get on your high horse, don't forget the crusades.
  347. 27:21Folks, I don't think it's a stretch to suggest that Barack Obama probably encouraged a lot of
  348. 27:28Islamic strategizing and activity because remember,
  349. 27:32Muhammad did have a system of moving into societies and taking over the society
  350. 27:38from within. That was part of his strategy. And you know, one wonders whether
  351. 27:46either explicitly or implicitly Barack Obama was saying to to Islamists, hey,
  352. 27:54this just bodge of time, get in the Democrat party and get to know how things
  353. 28:02operate and these idiots, these useful idiots won't know what hit them, just
  354. 28:09continue to do that and after a while you'll rise up and you'll hold the highest
  355. 28:13offices and you'll control the apparatus of the party. Now I can't say he ever said
  356. 28:20that explicitly but I'll tell you what to me, his demeanor, his attitude is
  357. 28:25behavior certainly said it implicitly. And now here we are. I think we got about
  358. 28:31250 elected officials who are Muslim around the country now. And by the way,
  359. 28:39this question was raised. In fact, I saw it written in an article, you know, we're
  360. 28:44we're up the creek without a paddle because you can't ban Sharia law. I beg to
  361. 28:48differ, you can ban Sharia law. Now you can't ban a man and a woman in their own
  362. 28:54household or individuals in their own household from saying we're going to run
  363. 28:58this household by Sharia law. You can't ban that but you can certainly ban using
  364. 29:03Sharia law in our courts. You can certainly ban enshrining Sharia law into our
  365. 29:07legislation. You can certainly ban using Sharia law in our regulatory process.
  366. 29:13In other words, Sharia law should have or Sharia because they say that really is
  367. 29:19because Sharia is Islamic law, but Sharia has no place in the American judicial or legal
  368. 29:27bloodstream other than to say it is not acceptable.
  369. 29:36Because Sharia law says it is supreme, but the United States of America says the Constitution
  370. 29:43is the supreme law of the land.
  371. 29:46You can't have it both ways.
  372. 29:50Those two are incompatible with each other.
  373. 29:54So people say, well, you can't ban Sharia.
  374. 29:55I beg to differ.
  375. 29:56I believe you can ban Sharia because it is a different legal system in the same way.
  376. 30:05So I say, well, listen, in this particular city, we're going to have a legal system that does
  377. 30:13not believe in freedom of speech except forth by the Constitution.
  378. 30:17We're going to have a system that has a different set of ideas about that.
  379. 30:22We as a society could say, oh, no, you're not.
  380. 30:27not going to pass laws and create a whole system contrary to the Constitution of the
  381. 30:32United States, that is not allowable.
  382. 30:39The supremacy clause provides that federal law is supersede state law, but let's make
  383. 30:46clear.
  384. 30:47But the Constitution of the United States is the supreme law of the land, not Sharia.
  385. 30:53That's what's happening in England and other places in Europe.
  386. 30:58They're creating these enclaves where police don't even want to come in.
  387. 31:03don't even rule because they've got their own system. They've got Sharia there.
  388. 31:07That's insane. That's a side of suicide. And I think most people believe that's exactly
  389. 31:18the direction in which most of Europe and certainly Great Britain are going. I've heard
  390. 31:23some estimates in 20 to 40 years, Great Britain will be Muslim. Imagine that. I mean, it's
  391. 31:33almost unthinkable. We're much, much larger country, but then again, the Muslims are having
  392. 31:40what an average I think about five children a couple and Americans are barely having one.
  393. 31:45How do you think that's going to turn out and we don't figure out a way to limit the
  394. 31:53growth, the impact and the import of Islam into our country?
  395. 32:00It is not going to go well unless we do something about it.
  396. 32:05The numbers 888-589-8840-888858-8840 and let me just say this folks, we are at war with
  397. 32:14Islamism. 888-5898-40 I start taking your calls when we get back from the break.
  398. 33:02Children of course are given to parents by God, not to the state. Children don't belong to the
  399. 33:09state and we need to make sure that those lines are very clearly protected and increasingly
  400. 33:15a secularized culture where the government has not only tried to make the church completely
  401. 33:22irrelevant but basically replace parents.
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  411. 34:15Now, for all of my Mississippi friends, or those at least in the Dicksburg area,
  412. 34:19I will be there with you on Sunday.
  413. 34:22This is coming Sunday, July 26.
  414. 34:24I'll be speaking at Immanuel Baptist Church in Dicksburg,
  415. 34:28in Vicksburg, Mississippi.
  416. 34:31Services start nine.
  417. 34:33So I'll be there first thing Sunday morning.
  418. 34:34If you're in the area and you can get away
  419. 34:37from your home church and come visit, please do.
  420. 34:39I'd love to have an opportunity to meet you
  421. 34:42while I am there.
  422. 34:43That's this coming Sunday, July 26th, starting at 9 a.m.
  423. 34:47I think they're two service.
  424. 34:48I think Sunday school's at 9 a.m.
  425. 34:50And I think the service at 10.
  426. 34:52At a manual Baptist church, that's 6949.
  427. 34:57US 61 in Vicksburg, Mississippi 6949 US 61 in Vicksburg, Mississippi. Okay, I want to take some calls
  428. 35:08and we've got four lines 88 589 8 840 is the number. Can we ban Sharia law? Yeah, in my view we can.
  429. 35:20Folks, Sharia law allows honor killings.
  430. 35:22Sharia law allows polygamy.
  431. 35:25Sharia law allows the beating of women.
  432. 35:31Under Sharia law, you can do all that.
  433. 35:34But you can't do that under American law.
  434. 35:39And so yes, we can ban that.
  435. 35:42Can't ban Islam as long as it's being practiced simply as a religion,
  436. 35:46but you can certainly ban practices that try to create a law that it supersedes
  437. 35:52the Constitution and the laws of the United States of America. 888-589-8840 is the number.
  438. 35:59Let's come to your calls. We've got Ruth in Kansas. Ruth, welcome.
  439. 36:05Thank you very much and I really enjoy it when you take over from Mr. Hamilton.
  440. 36:10Well, that's kind of you. Thank you.
  441. 36:13Well, I was just thinking about when you asked or when you were thinking yourself that
  442. 36:20that Obama would necessarily be in Muslim.
  443. 36:23Now, he is in Muslim and he also needs to be in Islamist
  444. 36:27because his father was.
  445. 36:28I was married to the Muslim for four years
  446. 36:31and I was around Muslims and all of that.
  447. 36:34And I know that has to be, he has to be in Muslim.
  448. 36:37He has been slyly to me, working to help Muslims
  449. 36:42come in and take over.
  450. 36:43As far as I'm concerned, that's what I see,
  451. 36:45happening and it concerns me very much.
  452. 36:48And I do believe that they can, the whole thing is based on a way of living and legal
  453. 37:00matters.
  454. 37:01It's not really anything for religion.
  455. 37:03They don't go in here, here of sermons or anything.
  456. 37:06They just go and pray.
  457. 37:08And that's about you.
  458. 37:10Well, Ruth, thank you so much for the call.
  459. 37:12And look, whether you believe that Barack Obama is actually a closet Muslim because he
  460. 37:18denies that he's a Muslim.
  461. 37:20He claims that he's a Christian.
  462. 37:22I talked about getting in trouble.
  463. 37:24I was doing a show one time and I said, the idea that Barack Obama's a Christian is laughable.
  464. 37:29And brother did I hear it for that.
  465. 37:34I still hold to that view.
  466. 37:37If Barack Obama's a Christian, I'm a Buddhist.
  467. 37:40He's no Christian.
  468. 37:42has been maybe he will be one day. I hold out hope for him, but he's not. Now whether he's
  469. 37:48a Muslim, he denies that. But there's no question about this. Everything in his being seemed to
  470. 37:56be committed to Islam. Everything in his being. So there is no denying that. Thank you for the
  471. 38:03call Ruth. Let's go to Sandy in Texas. Sandy, welcome. Fine. How are you?
  472. 38:11Good thanks for taking my call. Just actually calling from your kind of
  473. 38:18beginning segment about Texas and Ken's back in Puerto Rico and just wanted to say
  474. 38:23that I just think that we cannot sleep on this in Texas. Yes the majority are
  475. 38:30conservative but Christians have got to stand up. We cannot sleep again and see
  476. 38:36that sleeping giant. We've got to get out and vote and not expect someone else to
  477. 38:42do it and I was so proud of my own pastor Sunday for talking about it at the
  478. 38:47pulpit. I mean he didn't go into a big political rally but he did talk about
  479. 38:52politics and I think I just I was just so proud of him because that's hot. You know
  480. 38:58this needs to happen so much more so that people will know where the church
  481. 39:05so that's really all I had to say. Amen well Sandy thank you for that that's very
  482. 39:12very encouraging. I am glad to hear it. And folks, let me just say this quickly and then
  483. 39:18I will come back to the calls because the lines are full. You know, the left has done
  484. 39:24a great job of convincing us that when we comment on the social and so-called political
  485. 39:32issues of the day that we have crossed the boundary of our jurisdiction. But folks, these
  486. 39:40These are all profoundly spiritual issues.
  487. 39:45They are profoundly spiritual issues.
  488. 39:49I mean, I'm sure Pharaoh saw it as a political issue when Moses showed up and said, you have
  489. 39:57to let these people go, but God didn't see it that way.
  490. 40:03And I'm sure A. Abbein Jezebel saw it as a political issue when Elijah showed up and said,
  491. 40:07you are troubling Israel and God's going to judge you for it, but God didn't see it that
  492. 40:12way.
  493. 40:14And when we comment on what marriage should be and what is sexual sin and whether an unborn
  494. 40:21baby should have a right to live and whether government has the right to try to play God,
  495. 40:29people say, sterile to politics, those are simply labeled political issues because of
  496. 40:37the venue in which they happen and because people figure that will shut us up but they're
  497. 40:43spiritual issues. Isaiah 62 says, you that make mention of the Lord do not keep silent and give him
  498. 40:51no rest until he makes Jerusalem a praise in the earth. Now we can't we can't be silent because
  499. 40:58somebody, well, that's a political issue. Yeah, please. You define it your way. I'll define it my way.
  500. 41:04But as far as I'm concerned, the Bible, I read tells me it is a spiritual and moral issue. And the
  501. 41:10Bible speaks to spiritual and moral issues and where the Bible speaks I'm going to speak whether people like it or not so
  502. 41:17Thank you
  503. 41:19And God sandy and God bless you a pastor and and may others
  504. 41:23Take heed what I've just said and what he just did and stop being silent about these important spiritual and moral issues of our day
  505. 41:33Okay, let's go to Samuel. I think also in Texas Samuel. Welcome. Hey, good afternoon. Good evening Bishop
  506. 41:41Hey, I just want to give you a quick perspective just so you know where I'm coming from.
  507. 41:46I'm a New Aces County precinct chair for the Republican Party.
  508. 41:50I was a delegate also for the state convention as well.
  509. 41:54And I can tell you this issue that went forth as far as Corning and Paxton.
  510. 42:00Corning actually outspent Paxton a whole lot.
  511. 42:04So the issue with Tallarico outspent and I don't think that's much of a concern per
  512. 42:09because especially when we pay attention what Talarico says, and that's very, very important.
  513. 42:16And a lot of people in Texas really like what Ken Paxton has been doing as far as the Attorney General.
  514. 42:23So I believe that's going to help tremendously.
  515. 42:26So I think I agree with the lady who came up from Texas also.
  516. 42:30She made that point that the churches have to be involved, and I agree with you wholeheartedly.
  517. 42:36Unfortunately, we have so many believers that are
  518. 42:39ork and conservative.
  519. 42:41Who's hell, well, I'm not going to vote.
  520. 42:43And that's really terrible because in reality,
  521. 42:47the most important thing is to get out and vote.
  522. 42:49We have a nation.
  523. 42:51And when you're talking about praying for the welfare
  524. 42:54of the city and the places where you live, then guess what?
  525. 42:58In the United States, we have, we the people are the government.
  526. 43:01And if we don't vote, then we're not being the government.
  527. 43:04We're not being responsible.
  528. 43:06Amen. Samuel, I couldn't have said it better. God bless you, my friend. Keep up the great work.
  529. 43:14Folks, these last two calls are absolutely right. In fact, I'll go this far. I would say,
  530. 43:22because the Bible says, he who knows to do good and does not do it, it is sin.
  531. 43:27If you know that you've got an opportunity to vote for good over evil and you don't do it,
  532. 43:33In my view, that's a sin against God.
  533. 43:36As we haven't been put here to be neutral,
  534. 43:40we've been put here to make a difference.
  535. 43:42We've been turned this situation right side up.
  536. 43:45It's already upside down.
  537. 43:47But we've been here to be salt and light.
  538. 43:51Salt does no good if you leave it in the shaker.
  539. 43:54Okay?
  540. 43:55And Jesus says, light does no good
  541. 43:56if you put it under a basket.
  542. 43:59888-589-8840 is the number.
  543. 44:03Let's go to Susan in my home state of Virginia.
  544. 44:07Susan, welcome.
  545. 44:09Thank you for taking my call, Bishop.
  546. 44:12I was wondering, I've had a lot of people thinking
  547. 44:16the same thing.
  548. 44:18Where is Iran getting weapons if they demolished
  549. 44:23the Navy and their infrastructure and their Air Force?
  550. 44:30And I thought, well, they were dealing with China.
  551. 44:33Is there any way that they could be helping supply them
  552. 44:38possibly?
  553. 44:38I don't know.
  554. 44:39But I'm so saddened by the loss of our soldiers,
  555. 44:43because I thought they were just trying
  556. 44:45to focus on the Strait of Hormuz.
  557. 44:50And since they're in Jordan, which I guess I didn't realize
  558. 44:54they have a bass there, they have a bass guitar I knew about.
  559. 44:58But are those countries helping when the bombs are coming their way?
  560. 45:06Well, Susan, thank you so much for the call. And look, I think everybody joins with you in
  561. 45:12expressing, you know, our sadness over the loss of these brave soldiers who put their lives on the line.
  562. 45:20And you have the same question that I think a lot of Americans have right now. Where is this
  563. 45:25coming from. I look, I think folks, China is definitely got their hands in this. I think
  564. 45:32they're going to do so with a lot of stealth because they don't want to get into a direct
  565. 45:35conflict with the United States. At least not not a direct kinetic conflict with the United
  566. 45:42States where, you know, they're they can be ascribed. We can ascribe to them firing weapons
  567. 45:48that are people. But I think that they will definitely help Iran in every way they can.
  568. 45:52the missiles that hit Jordan came from Oman as I understand it. And it may be too that some of
  569. 45:59these Middle Eastern countries with some of these more radical leaders are only too willing to give
  570. 46:05aid and comfort to the enemy, only too willing to help Iran strike and try to do so where basically
  571. 46:13you know like Pali, well I don't have anything to do with this. That's somebody else doing it.
  572. 46:19But in fact, they're really kind of looking the other way or giving a wink and a nod to
  573. 46:26it.
  574. 46:27So, so there's a lot more to it.
  575. 46:29I trust our intelligence agencies know exactly where this is coming from.
  576. 46:34But as I've said many times before, folks, these people are no, they're only going to
  577. 46:39understand one thing.
  578. 46:40You have got to stop them.
  579. 46:42You've got to kill them.
  580. 46:43You've got to stop them.
  581. 46:45You can't play with these people.
  582. 46:47again, they're not rational actors on the international stage. They are apocalyptic crazies who will
  583. 46:55do almost anything. So just imagine if they did have a nuclear weapon, just imagine that.
  584. 47:03So I know it's a little inconvenient for all of us and particularly gas prices and whatnot,
  585. 47:07you know, I don't like it. I'm sure you don't either. But as I said before, I'd rather pay
  586. 47:13$4 a gallon for gas than to have a missile hitting for me, a nuclear warhead
  587. 47:18hitting for me. So, eight eight, five eight, nine eight, four zero. We're getting close out of time.
  588. 47:24But we got time to get at least one more call in from Mississippi, Martina. Martina, welcome.
  589. 47:33How you doing today?
  590. 47:35Blessed. How are you? I'm blessed. My comment is going to be short. We need to, as Christians,
  591. 47:43Repeat, we need to have a personal revival starting with our says, we need to pray fast,
  592. 47:49repent and consecrate unto the Lord because unless we get on our job, everything else is
  593. 47:56going to follow the pieces. Unless the Lord builds the house, they that label, they label
  594. 48:00in vain and we're going to label in vain regardless of whether we be on service to you. It's about
  595. 48:05righteousness and unrighteousness and God's looking at the church heart and we have fallen
  596. 48:10sure the God's glory so many times.
  597. 48:12We don't have to start with ourselves and pray to prayer
  598. 48:14of near my like in near my one nine three, no five three
  599. 48:19eleven.
  600. 48:20Well, Martina, thank you so much for the call.
  601. 48:22That's a great way to end the program today.
  602. 48:26The Bible says in second Chronicles 714 of my people,
  603. 48:29which are called by my name will humble themselves
  604. 48:31and pray and seek my face and turn from their wicked ways.
  605. 48:34And I will hear from heaven and forgive their sin
  606. 48:36and heal their land.
  607. 48:37And I really believe sitting it out
  608. 48:40and not taking a stand for righteousness and you're right.
  609. 48:43I mean, liberal and conservatives are just labels,
  610. 48:46but what the Bible is concerned about
  611. 48:49is righteousness and wickedness.
  612. 48:52And that's what we're standing,
  613. 48:53we're standing up for righteousness.
  614. 48:55It's not about race, it's about righteousness.
  615. 48:59It's not about politics, it's about principle.
  616. 49:02And if we stand with God,
  617. 49:06He is going to stand for us.
  618. 49:09And you're right, that's the,
  619. 49:09And I think it is up to Christians what happens to this nation.
  620. 49:13We are the stewards ultimately of this wonderful liberty God has granted us.
  621. 49:18So God bless each and every one of you.
  622. 49:20I hope to be with you again sometime soon, but in the meantime, you know what to do.
  623. 49:23Stand up, step up, speak up and refuse to back up because we cannot be defeated if we
  624. 49:28will not quit because we are on God's side.
  625. 49:41The views and opinions expressed in this broadcast may not necessarily reflect those
  626. 49:45of the American Family Association or American Family Radio.

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