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August 5, 2026 · 49:18

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  1. 0:00Darkness is not an affirmative force.
  2. 0:02It simply reoccupies the space vacated by the light.
  3. 0:06This is the Hamilton Corner on American Family Radio.
  4. 0:10It 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. 0:23Even in this dark moment.
  9. 0:26Let's not miss our moment.
  10. 0:28And now, the Hamilton Corner.
  11. 0:32In for Abraham Hamilton the third is yours.
  12. 0:35Truly E. W. Jackson.
  13. 0:37Great to be with you again today.
  14. 0:39My honor to sit in the chair and as always,
  15. 0:41thank you all for your prayers, your support.
  16. 0:44Thank you for tuning in for listening.
  17. 0:46Thank you by the way for a support.
  18. 0:48Just drop to my, my, um, copy of the Naked Communists,
  19. 0:53which I want to share a little bit with you because you all have brought it up
  20. 0:55in our discussions.
  21. 0:57But thank you all for your prayers, for your support, for the network, for all of our hosts,
  22. 1:02for me. And don't forget I have a podcast that airs every, I should say, post every Wednesday,
  23. 1:10usually somewhere around 10 o'clock. And so you can check that out every week. And I appreciate you
  24. 1:15all really helping me to make that podcast successful. I think I may have mentioned this before and I
  25. 1:21not to pat myself on the back, but to thank you all,
  26. 1:24because obviously it would be possible for me to just do
  27. 1:28this sitting behind a microphone if you all weren't
  28. 1:31supporting me and helping and praying and interested.
  29. 1:35But I got listed as one of the top 50 Christian podcasts
  30. 1:39in America.
  31. 1:40So I forget where I fell.
  32. 1:42I think somewhere around 30 somewhere in there.
  33. 1:46But look, I'm honored to be among the top 50.
  34. 1:48Praise God for that.
  35. 1:49And I couldn't do it without you all.
  36. 1:50So thank you so very much.
  37. 1:53Okay, I want to get into what happened in the elections
  38. 2:00yesterday.
  39. 2:01And of course, the big story is the victory
  40. 2:08by a much, much smaller margin than expected
  41. 2:11of the man who calls himself Abdul-Rakhman El-Sayed.
  42. 2:17And by the way, did you hear him say,
  43. 2:20That's my name, and if you can't say it,
  44. 2:23keep it out of your deep mouth.
  45. 2:25Yeah, I mean, really classy guy.
  46. 2:29But anyway, he won by a very slim margin.
  47. 2:32They were talking about him being up 13, 14 points.
  48. 2:35It turns out he won by just a point, just a point.
  49. 2:40But look, folks, as much as I am disappointed
  50. 2:45that he has won that election,
  51. 2:49it may in the end be a good thing for his opponent,
  52. 2:52his Republican opponent, Mike Rogers,
  53. 2:55because the polls indicate he will do better against El
  54. 3:01Saeed than he might have done against Stevens,
  55. 3:04even though, look, they are both socialists.
  56. 3:09He rejects the label, and so does she.
  57. 3:13But their policies are no different.
  58. 3:14I think she expresses some support for Israel
  59. 3:17or some opposition to this being anti-Israel or anti-Jewish,
  60. 3:24he of course embraces that completely.
  61. 3:26He's got Hassan Piker hanging around with him
  62. 3:29and Hassan Piker is a virulent anti-Semite.
  63. 3:33As a matter of fact, again,
  64. 3:34you probably heard the video of him saying,
  65. 3:37you people and with profanity laced tirade
  66. 3:43are a bunch of blank homophobe,
  67. 3:45I'm sorry, not home folks.
  68. 3:47It's Islamophobes.
  69. 3:49You are much of blank, blank Islamophobes.
  70. 3:51And you know, I've been thinking a lot about,
  71. 3:55even though he won by a very small margin,
  72. 3:59I've been thinking a lot about why are so many people
  73. 4:05voting for these nutcases?
  74. 4:07Why are so many people buying into this stuff?
  75. 4:12And I was reminded of something very, very important
  76. 4:15I've talked about before, because our entire educational system is producing people who
  77. 4:21are susceptible to this because this is the way they've been taught.
  78. 4:25This is the way they've been trained.
  79. 4:26This is what they've been told is good and right.
  80. 4:29They've been told that America is bad and wrong.
  81. 4:32And all of these new policies are revolution, socialism, social justice, you name it, all
  82. 4:38of this stuff is necessary in order to correct the evil that is the United States of America.
  83. 4:44Now you when you've been trained that way, is it any wonder that you got and you protest
  84. 4:50at an ice facility or that you got and you vote for somebody like Abdul Rakman El-Sayed?
  85. 5:00Or you've been taught that way.
  86. 5:04It's easy then to buy into this notion that well Donald Trump is a fascist.
  87. 5:08Why?
  88. 5:09Because he loves America.
  89. 5:10Well, if you love America, you must be a fascist.
  90. 5:13There's clearly something wrong with you.
  91. 5:16If you aren't negatively triggered by the flag flying, if you like that, that actually
  92. 5:22warms you emotionally, that you feel have good feelings about that, there's something wrong
  93. 5:26with you.
  94. 5:28You ought to see that flag in grimace.
  95. 5:30Oh, that race is symbol.
  96. 5:32Oh, I can't, I cannot stand to be in the presence of all these flags.
  97. 5:37Trigger me.
  98. 5:39If that doesn't happen for you, there's something wrong with you.
  99. 5:43If you've been taught that way, trained that way,
  100. 5:46educated that way, think about it for 12 years, 16 years,
  101. 5:5220 years, is it any wonder that you vote that way?
  102. 6:00So I looked it up because I was curious.
  103. 6:02Michigan has a State Funded Higher Education Program.
  104. 6:05This is beyond public schools, government schools,
  105. 6:08for pre-college.
  106. 6:13They consist 15 public four-year universities.
  107. 6:18They've got 15 in Michigan,
  108. 6:2128 public community colleges.
  109. 6:25I just think about that.
  110. 6:26That's 43 institutions of higher learning
  111. 6:30scattered throughout Michigan paid for
  112. 6:33by the Michigan taxpayers.
  113. 6:34What do you think people are learning in those schools?
  114. 6:39Exactly.
  115. 6:41They're learning to vote for people like El Said,
  116. 6:47and they're learning to support people like Hassan Piker.
  117. 6:53And it brought me back to this.
  118. 6:58So long, let me grab my book.
  119. 7:02It brought me back to this.
  120. 7:04Do you remember when President Trump
  121. 7:06was feuding with a lot of these top schools?
  122. 7:09Yeah, I got to think it.
  123. 7:11He needs to resume that.
  124. 7:14We need to have an all out, knock down, drag out war.
  125. 7:21Now I don't mean, of course, with physical violence,
  126. 7:23that you all know that, of course.
  127. 7:25But I say that because, you know,
  128. 7:27the people who monitor these programs,
  129. 7:31looking for something will say
  130. 7:33if I don't make the qualification.
  131. 7:35E.W. Jackson was on the air, he's supposed to be a bishop.
  132. 7:39And he was on the air telling people,
  133. 7:41we're at war, we've gotta go, we've gotta go to war.
  134. 7:43I mean, that's what they do.
  135. 7:47Although they're the ones, if I or one of our hosts
  136. 7:51tries to go to a college or university,
  137. 7:54and they find out about it, they're the ones who will engage
  138. 7:57in all kinds of violent behavior to try to keep us
  139. 7:59from speaking to a classroom.
  140. 8:01But here we are, people of peace, people of prayer,
  141. 8:05and people who are willing to debate,
  142. 8:08have an honest debate about any of the issues,
  143. 8:10because we know that we're on the right side,
  144. 8:13because we're on God's side, they're not interested in that.
  145. 8:17They're interested in de-platforming us,
  146. 8:19censoring us, silencing us.
  147. 8:23That's the way they roll.
  148. 8:26That's what they do because that's the way they've been trained.
  149. 8:31How many thousands of hours of brainwashing
  150. 8:33and indoctrination is that?
  151. 8:36And at some point, somewhere along the line,
  152. 8:39oh God help us because we have got to,
  153. 8:43But we have got to somehow, um,
  154. 8:47e-this rate, this whole system that is,
  155. 8:51is pumping poison into the body politic of the United States of America,
  156. 8:55because that's exactly what it's doing.
  157. 8:58And I heard comparisons today, uh, between the Tea Party
  158. 9:02and the Democratic Socialists of America,
  159. 9:06which I frankly personally present because I was a part of the Tea Party
  160. 9:10from the very inception.
  161. 9:11I spoke at one of those, in fact, I was a speaker at the first rally.
  162. 9:16Remember the nation wide rallies we had on April 15th of 2009, I guess it was.
  163. 9:23We had one here in Hampton Roads.
  164. 9:25Thousands of people came.
  165. 9:26I was on the roster speaking at that first Tea Party event and spoke many, many times
  166. 9:32after that and supported many of the Tea Party activities and met some of the greatest patriots
  167. 9:38and friends I'll ever know.
  168. 9:41really, it's just a total blessing.
  169. 9:43But what was the radical agenda of the Tea Party,
  170. 9:46because after all, the Tea Party was a bunch
  171. 9:49of radical, angry, light people who were interested,
  172. 9:52were racist, and yeah, we're right?
  173. 9:55That's the picture, right?
  174. 9:58What was the radical agenda?
  175. 9:59Hey, why don't we come back to the Constitution?
  176. 10:04What?
  177. 10:05Are you kidding me?
  178. 10:06Well, what kind of extremism is that?
  179. 10:11And how about this?
  180. 10:13How about we come back to physical responsibility?
  181. 10:15And we start trying to get back to a balanced budget
  182. 10:18and stop spending money and borrowing money we don't have.
  183. 10:20Whoo, now see no wonder.
  184. 10:23Yeah, okay, now I can see how you would compare that,
  185. 10:27those radical ideas to the idea of ripping up
  186. 10:30the Constitution, getting rid of the presidency,
  187. 10:33getting rid of the US Senate,
  188. 10:34getting rid of the Supreme Court,
  189. 10:35and having one Politburo that rules
  190. 10:38and governs over everything.
  191. 10:39throw out the principle of checks and balances,
  192. 10:42get rid of all of that, get rid of capitalism,
  193. 10:45take over all the industries.
  194. 10:47Now, wow, I can see the comparison, can't you?
  195. 10:52I mean, but you know, if you had been taught
  196. 10:56that up is down and down is up and left is right
  197. 10:59and right is left and good is equal and evil is good
  198. 11:02and darkness is light and light is darkness
  199. 11:05and bitter is sweet and sweet is bitter
  200. 11:07and you are wise in your own eyes
  201. 11:09and prudent in your own sight, no blunder,
  202. 11:11buy into all that. There's no comparison. The Tea Party is one of the best things that ever happened
  203. 11:20to this country because it forced us to come back to first principles even though now establishment
  204. 11:27Republicans didn't like it any more than some of these establishment Democrats like the fact that
  205. 11:32they are being invaded by socialists. But the difference is that the Tea Party was really built on principle
  206. 11:39and the moderate or establishment Republicans were built on pure politics.
  207. 11:46And that's why they didn't like us tea party folks because we came,
  208. 11:49as Ronald Reagan said, we didn't come trying to be somebody.
  209. 11:52We came trying to do something, trying to do something,
  210. 11:57not because of these democratic socialists because we hated our country,
  211. 12:00but because we loved our country.
  212. 12:02And we saw it, we saw it being destroyed from within.
  213. 12:05And we wanted to do something about it in a peaceful way.
  214. 12:10I mean, you hear the stories about Tea Party rallies where they leave the area that they
  215. 12:16had the rally better often.
  216. 12:17They found it.
  217. 12:18They cleaned up the trash and they leave the place in pristine condition where people would
  218. 12:25come try to sell some kind of racist propaganda and Tea Party people would put them out and
  219. 12:31say, you don't have the place here.
  220. 12:33Go.
  221. 12:37Leave.
  222. 12:38I mean, some of the greatest political times I've ever had at Tea Party rallies and events,
  223. 12:42just a wonderful group of people.
  224. 12:48I didn't hear any hatred.
  225. 12:49I mean, like me, I say, I hate ideas that are false
  226. 12:54because the Bible teaches me I'm supposed to.
  227. 12:57I hate Islam.
  228. 12:58I don't hate Muslims though, but I hate Islam.
  229. 13:01I hate socialism.
  230. 13:04I hate communism.
  231. 13:05I hate these things.
  232. 13:07I don't hate those people.
  233. 13:08In fact, folks, I really do feel sorry for them
  234. 13:12because they're so lost and so confused.
  235. 13:16They're on their way to hell and they don't know it.
  236. 13:20So I don't hate them, but I'm gonna fight them
  237. 13:25with the weapons of warfare that are not carnal,
  238. 13:27but I'm gonna fight them because they're trying
  239. 13:29to destroy my country and I am not gonna sit by
  240. 13:31and let them do it.
  241. 13:35Very different than what they're up to.
  242. 13:38By the way, I've got in my, well, you know,
  243. 13:44I breast used to say formerly nicotine state hand,
  244. 13:46I don't remember that rush for something else.
  245. 13:51Well, I quit smoking when I was 19 years old, folks.
  246. 13:54It's been a long time since my hands were staying with nicotine.
  247. 13:58But I've got in my hot little hands here,
  248. 14:00the Naked Communists by Cleon Scousin.
  249. 14:03And some of you have called me and brought this book up.
  250. 14:06Well, he gives, oh, I forget the number.
  251. 14:09I think it's like 49 principles
  252. 14:11of how to take over our country.
  253. 14:13And one of them is the 15th is capture one or both
  254. 14:17of the political parties in the United States.
  255. 14:21And that's exactly what's happening.
  256. 14:22This is Bishop E.W. Jackson,
  257. 14:24and for Abraham Hamilton III,
  258. 14:25here on the Hamilton Corner,
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  272. 15:42Now this book, The Naked Communists,
  273. 15:45which some of you have brought up to me from time to time.
  274. 15:48When I brought it up, I said, look, I can see my bookshelf
  275. 15:52And it's sitting right there on my bookshelf.
  276. 15:54So I have the book I have read it.
  277. 15:57I've got it in my hands right now.
  278. 15:59I said principle number 15,
  279. 16:00how do you take over a country?
  280. 16:02How do you take over the United States of America?
  281. 16:04Number 15, capture one or both of the political parties
  282. 16:07in the United States.
  283. 16:09That is exactly what has happened.
  284. 16:11In my view, it's already done.
  285. 16:12It's a done deal.
  286. 16:14I don't care what these so-called moderates say.
  287. 16:17The Democrat party is already taken over by socialists
  288. 16:21Because, again, Saeed doesn't identify himself as a socialist, but all of his policies are
  289. 16:25in agreement with the Democratic Socialists of America, which are basically communists.
  290. 16:30Here's principle number 17.
  291. 16:33Get control of the schools.
  292. 16:36Use them as transmission belts for socialism and current communist propaganda, soften the
  293. 16:41curriculum, get control of the teachers' associations, put the party line in textbooks.
  294. 16:48He goes on to say getting control, includes permeating the culture with corrosive and false
  295. 16:53perspectives about true principles of freedom and about those who brought them to America.
  296. 16:59For example, painting Western culture, capitalism, and traditional American values as divisive,
  297. 17:04one-sided, greedy, racist, and old-fashioned.
  298. 17:10Parents may see these changes already being established by examining what their children
  299. 17:14bring home as facts and by reviewing the curriculum. That's 1958 folks. 1958. Here we are what?
  300. 17:2968 years later? Almost seven decades later. And it's 45 by the way, 45 principles. And
  301. 17:42my last reading told me every single one of them had pretty much been accomplished.
  302. 17:47And now look, we need an awakening in our country, obviously.
  303. 17:53We need God's intervention.
  304. 17:55But it's a practical matter.
  305. 17:56I mean, for example, I've said it before, if I had to do over again, because we sent our
  306. 18:03children, you know, they're middle-aged adults now, but we sent our children to secular colleges.
  307. 18:10If I had to do over, I wouldn't do it.
  308. 18:14I wouldn't do it.
  309. 18:17God, they've emerged and they're okay.
  310. 18:21But man, boy, you're really taking a big risk.
  311. 18:26I mean, having sent two of the three of our children
  312. 18:30to Christian schools, we then put them at risk.
  313. 18:34But we just really, we didn't have the level
  314. 18:37of understanding of what was actually going on
  315. 18:41in the culture at that time.
  316. 18:42We didn't understand how much it infiltrated everything,
  317. 18:46including the educational process.
  318. 18:49It's just like saying to people who during COVID,
  319. 18:54conservative people by the way,
  320. 18:56who would say caught up in the scare of COVID,
  321. 18:59but the science is the science.
  322. 19:01And we've got to follow the science.
  323. 19:02And I would say, yeah,
  324. 19:04but the science is really not the science
  325. 19:06because they're not interested in having you follow science.
  326. 19:08They're interested in having you follow them.
  327. 19:11And they will lie about the science,
  328. 19:13pollute the science, do whatever they need to do
  329. 19:15with the science in order to get you to fall in line.
  330. 19:20Well, you sound a little conspiratorial there, Bishop Jackson.
  331. 19:23That's, yeah.
  332. 19:24Now look, we look in the aftermath
  333. 19:26and we see what was really done.
  334. 19:29And it's folks, it's just absolutely tragic
  335. 19:33what they did to our country.
  336. 19:35Now, thank God we are a resilient nation
  337. 19:38and we can come out of it, but you know, it's not over yet.
  338. 19:40We don't know how many people are gonna yet find themselves
  339. 19:43sick because they took this DNA stuff.
  340. 19:46And I don't think that's going to be everybody.
  341. 19:47I think some people, because their own immune system, their own internal physical fortitude,
  342. 19:54are going to be fine.
  343. 19:55But I'll tell you what, I think there are going to be a lot of people who won't be.
  344. 19:58Because this thing got into their system and messed with their DNA.
  345. 20:01I mean, Fauci hid the fact that he had a mild cardio infarction six months after he took
  346. 20:07the shot.
  347. 20:08He hid it from us.
  348. 20:09Why?
  349. 20:10that that was one of those adverse
  350. 20:15adverse incident reports that he didn't want on the record.
  351. 20:20By the way, speaking of Fauci,
  352. 20:25I'm sure you all have heard this.
  353. 20:27I didn't know this, but apparently Joni Ernst
  354. 20:30in reporting on some of Fauci's activity,
  355. 20:34we're now finding out that he not only funded
  356. 20:37the gain of function research in the Wuhan laboratory
  357. 20:40in other places, which by the way, even Barack Obama was afraid to do. Even Barack Obama, we
  358. 20:46understand, say, well, I don't have that, not really comfortable with that, Dr. Fauci,
  359. 20:52but he was doing it, you know, because I mean, to me, the man was really getting, running
  360. 20:58a shadow government. And in addition to that, he was also doing experiments on fetal body
  361. 21:05parts. Yeah, he was funding that. And some of the stuff, folks, it's just so ugly that it's,
  362. 21:16I've already said it once, I don't really want to have to say it again, because it's just that nasty,
  363. 21:21it's just that wicked, what he was doing, what he was funding. I mean, horrible, horrible stuff,
  364. 21:30Frankenstein-ish stuff, based up on late term abortions and then what they would do with the
  365. 21:34the body parts. I mean, it's just, you can look it up and read it. I say, I have been blessed
  366. 21:42with a very strong constitution. My stomach doesn't get nauseous. I can't even remember
  367. 21:46when the last time I had any kind of stomach ache or stomach problems. But I tell you, it's
  368. 21:51the kind of thing when you read it, it just unnerves your gut. You know what I mean?
  369. 21:58It really does. Just to think people can do this stuff and think that they're, somehow
  370. 22:03They're so superior.
  371. 22:04They're so morally above it all that they have no conscience about this stuff.
  372. 22:12I don't know what's going to happen with Anthony Fauci, but I am convinced that he needs to
  373. 22:19be indicted.
  374. 22:20He needs to be tried.
  375. 22:22I am convinced that he has committed crimes against humanity for his own self-aggrandizement.
  376. 22:26I don't even think money was the main thing for him, although I think that was part of
  377. 22:29it.
  378. 22:30just out of control ego.
  379. 22:35And I think basically he became a doctor Mengele
  380. 22:40but in his own mind, he was a demigod.
  381. 22:45And I just, look, unless he repents,
  382. 22:52he's going to be held accountable.
  383. 22:55I'm hoping that he will be held accountable in this life,
  384. 23:00not in the next so that we can see it.
  385. 23:04And again, I don't say that as an act of hatred,
  386. 23:06I say that as an act of love for my country
  387. 23:08because we can't have people doing this kind of stuff
  388. 23:10and getting away with it and thinking they can do it
  389. 23:13with impunity and putting the lives of millions of people
  390. 23:18at stake and at risk and depriving them
  391. 23:21of the very things that could help them
  392. 23:23and forcing them, manipulating them, lying to them
  393. 23:27to do the very thing that could hurt them.
  394. 23:32I mean, it's just, it's absolutely disgusting.
  395. 23:37So I, my prayer is, you know,
  396. 23:39Lord, let him be held accountable for it
  397. 23:42so that the whole world sees, and that all the people out there,
  398. 23:45all these little demigods, these little scientists who think
  399. 23:49that they're like Fauci, think that they're so far above the rest
  400. 23:52of us, and they know so much, and they're that greedy,
  401. 23:56and that self-absorbed, let them see that, yeah,
  402. 24:03but you may get away with that for a while,
  403. 24:06but sooner or later we're going to catch you, and when we do,
  404. 24:10we're going to exact the proper cost of justice.
  405. 24:17And maybe that'll give anything like this
  406. 24:20would have ever happened again.
  407. 24:21That would give him second,
  408. 24:23that would give those persons
  409. 24:25who might be inclined to do this stuff second thoughts.
  410. 24:28And I can imagine classifying deaths
  411. 24:31that have really nothing to do with COVID,
  412. 24:34motorcycle accidents, harder attacks, strokes,
  413. 24:38all kinds of stuff as COVID deaths,
  414. 24:40get the numbers up to scare everybody and also to get the funding and so you get more
  415. 24:45money because you got more COVID deaths.
  416. 24:48Just basically manufacturing a fiction in order to make more money and get more control
  417. 24:56because if people are scared they'll do what you want them to do and if you can convince
  418. 25:01the powers that be of how dire this is you can get more money to spend.
  419. 25:09I mean, we have we he took the fifth 111 times.
  420. 25:12I'd like to know how much money, exactly how much money Fauci made.
  421. 25:20I guarantee you the numbers staggering.
  422. 25:22And I just my belief based upon what I know, I can't prove this as a as a fact,
  423. 25:29because I don't have enough facts to do this, but based upon what we do know,
  424. 25:33I believe Bill Gates is all of in this.
  425. 25:37Yeah, I believe Bill Gates because he and Fauci were thickest thieves.
  426. 25:42And Bill Gates is another one who suffers from a little
  427. 25:45megalom and I equal syndrome where he thinks, you know,
  428. 25:49we need to reduce the population of the world
  429. 25:51by three billion people and we'll all be fine there.
  430. 25:54Says who says, says the demi-god, Bill Gates,
  431. 26:00because I know what's best for humanity.
  432. 26:05Lord, help us.
  433. 26:07Well, look, the outcome of this election,
  434. 26:11And like I said, Said is just one of a number of situations indicating that there is a poison
  435. 26:22in the body politic and that poison is to a large extent the educational system that is
  436. 26:29giving us little socialist communist Marxist automatons.
  437. 26:34I mean, it's like connecting the sewer to your water system and having you drink that
  438. 26:39stuff constantly. I mean, that's what in effect it's doing. It's feeding the sewage of Marxist
  439. 26:48ideology and indoctrination into our political bloodstream through our young people.
  440. 27:00So that's how you get most young people. Well, and not most, but I think about 49% of,
  441. 27:05I think the number is 49%, but it's pretty close to a majority.
  442. 27:11Gen Z is ages 18 to 29.
  443. 27:14I think it is think that socialism is better than capitalism.
  444. 27:18Well, where'd they learn that?
  445. 27:22Yeah, well, we know where they learned it.
  446. 27:25Now, look, I want to take your calls in the next segment.
  447. 27:30The number is 888-589-8840.
  448. 27:33I'm hearing that polls down in Texas show
  449. 27:40Tallarico leading Ken Paxton.
  450. 27:44I think about two or three or four points.
  451. 27:47That's not many.
  452. 27:49I can't believe it.
  453. 27:51I don't know.
  454. 27:52Some of you Texas folks, you tell me what you think.
  455. 27:54Tell me what you're feeling.
  456. 27:55I'm hearing Ken Paxton seems to be a little lethargic.
  457. 27:58He's not as active, not as out there.
  458. 28:01Not challenging, Tallarico.
  459. 28:03But one of the discussions that's happening is Talarico is trying to make sure he wins
  460. 28:07the men's vote by presenting himself as a man.
  461. 28:10Well, I'll tell you one thing.
  462. 28:12My view of Talarico, he ain't no cowboy.
  463. 28:18He might be a cowgirl, but he's definitely not a cowboy.
  464. 28:25I mean, this, oh, you know, he reminds me of Barack Obama.
  465. 28:35You know, the little defeat, you know, sort of this kind of facade of intelligence and
  466. 28:50puckfulness, and sort of this soft demeanor, you know, the kind of smooth, you know, little
  467. 29:03a feet man. That's what he reminds me of. And I can't believe Texans are going to vote
  468. 29:12for him. I certainly can't believe Texas men are going to vote for him. When he's running
  469. 29:18around God is non-binary and the Bible doesn't mention anything about homosexuality. What
  470. 29:25Bible has he been reading? Doesn't mention anything about abortion? What does he think
  471. 29:32Pharaoh was doing. He wouldn't call it an abortion now. It would do it. I mean, it's
  472. 29:38infanticide, but that's because he didn't have the technical wherewithal to do abortions.
  473. 29:44But that was exactly what he was doing. That's what he was getting at. He was trying to kill
  474. 29:49these babies before they took their first breath. Breath. In the midwives, of course,
  475. 29:55didn't go along. I mean, what does he think Herod was trying to do in killing every child
  476. 30:02two years old and under, he was trying to abort the Messiah.
  477. 30:08And he comes along says, Mary could have,
  478. 30:10Tallarico, Mary could have had an abortion.
  479. 30:11God would have been okay with that.
  480. 30:14Cause God believes in God's pro choice.
  481. 30:17I mean, I cannot believe Texans are going to vote for him.
  482. 30:22I cannot believe it.
  483. 30:25But I'll tell you what, the demon crack party, Satan presents himself as an angel of
  484. 30:32light, are trying to make him into a man.
  485. 30:38And I don't think you can accomplish that with him.
  486. 30:41But they put a blow torch in his hand.
  487. 30:44What was really a blow torch?
  488. 30:46You know, one of those little little, I guess you could call
  489. 30:52a little blow torch that you know, a kid might use in a
  490. 30:56classroom, laboratory or something.
  491. 30:59You know, when you have bought into the idea that there's no
  492. 31:10such thing as men or women and that gender is fluid and everybody is just kind of a conglomerate
  493. 31:19mixture or whatever and a man can be a woman and a woman can be a man. When you buy into that,
  494. 31:26how in the world can you expect to put forth what a man is supposed to be? Because you clearly
  495. 31:37don't have a clue. You're just confused. 888-589-8840 is the number that's 888-589-8840. I'll take your calls when we come back.
  496. 31:53Hello, Tim Weilman here, President of American Family Association and American Family Radio.
  497. 32:35Hey, maybe you've heard some of my other announcements about our tours in March, 2027.
  498. 32:41We are going to Greece and we're going to Italy. Two separate tours, but you can do both if you want to.
  499. 32:47to the first tour is called the footsteps of Paul, which will be going to many of the
  500. 32:54places covered in the book of Acts that happened in Greece. The other tour is Italy, and one
  501. 33:01of the places we're going to be going is Venice, and we're going to ride the Gondola, or the
  502. 33:07Gondola, that Paul took on his trip to Venice. You can read about that in the Bible too.
  503. 33:15I'm just kidding.
  504. 33:16But you can call it a gondola or gondola.
  505. 33:19I don't care.
  506. 33:20But if you want to go on one of our tours in 2027,
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  508. 33:25That's tours.afa.net.
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  510. 33:36are available at eafr.net.
  511. 33:39Back to the Hamilton Quarter on American Family Radio.
  512. 33:46Just before I come to the calls,
  513. 33:48888-5898840.
  514. 33:50Let me just mention folks,
  515. 33:51I'm doing the truth tour.
  516. 33:54Facts about American history you were never taught
  517. 33:56because I think that's one of the lies that our system
  518. 34:00has perpetrated against our children and our students
  519. 34:04to teach them to hate America, as America was built
  520. 34:08on slavery and America stole the land and all this nonsense.
  521. 34:12And I really help people understand what the truth
  522. 34:16about American history is.
  523. 34:18I mean, for example, did you know
  524. 34:19that the first massacre that took place between the American settlers, that is the early settlers
  525. 34:27of Jamestown and the Palatane Confederacy, which was the main tribe of Native Americans
  526. 34:34they encountered, the first massacre that took place took place by the Palatane against
  527. 34:39the settlers. They killed 347 people on March 22, 1622, and they pulled that off by pretending
  528. 34:48to be friendly, pretending to bring gifts to them, and when they relaxed and were safely
  529. 34:56in their presence, that's when they took out their weapons and began to slaughter people.
  530. 35:00They slaughtered 347 men, women, and children.
  531. 35:07What kind of tone do you think that set for the relations between settlers to the North
  532. 35:12American continent, the New World, and natives after that?
  533. 35:16It wasn't the Europeans that started that.
  534. 35:18It was the Native Americans that started that.
  535. 35:20But you know, you'll never hear that.
  536. 35:22And that should be a famous story, but it's not because it set the tone and nobody ever
  537. 35:31forgot what can happen when you trust natives thinking that they're friendly and they turn
  538. 35:37around and slaughter wives and children and everybody they can get their hands on.
  539. 35:43Again, I cover some of this in the truth tour.
  540. 35:46If you're interested, email us at truthtour at standing.net.
  541. 35:50That's truthtour at standing.net or call us at 757-375-6444.
  542. 35:56All right, the number here to call in is 888-58840.
  543. 36:01We've got some full lines.
  544. 36:04Let's go to David in Virginia.
  545. 36:08David, welcome.
  546. 36:09Appreciate it.
  547. 36:15I have a couple of questions, but they're all
  548. 36:17about the one topic, books. I know back in the day the Bible was a book that was in schools.
  549. 36:27So that obviously is a great book for teaching. I know let's say so American history. Now
  550. 36:37there's probably not too much American history in it. So how far back were books accurate
  551. 36:44and good and you know what years did they start taking them out or rewriting them?
  552. 36:50You know, how could a person or a family who are you know listening that are maybe pregnant
  553. 36:56and they want to you know find good good books?
  554. 37:01You know how far back what and are there are there any new books being made you know
  555. 37:08by patriots or is there, you know, books we can trust about American history?
  556. 37:15Yeah.
  557. 37:15And I'll.
  558. 37:16David, that is a great question. And thank you for the call. I'll answer it in two parts.
  559. 37:22I think from the moment the printing press was invented by Gutenberg, and we began to mass
  560. 37:28produce books. And that happened, of course, in the 16th century and grew from there.
  561. 37:33I think that everybody could get their hands on the printing press
  562. 37:38Probably approached it the same way most people do now some
  563. 37:42With a view to trying to promote truth and others with a view to try to promote lies
  564. 37:50And I and I think that that was just the case so in terms of looking at books
  565. 37:54I think you just have to really look for the author
  566. 37:57I mean I can tell you right now for example in terms of American history you begin with David Barton and
  567. 38:04and William Federer, both of whom are friends of mine, great historians, and I would look
  568. 38:09on their websites for books that they have written and books written by others that they
  569. 38:15would approve.
  570. 38:16Rick Green is another one.
  571. 38:17I mean, he's got Patriot Academy.
  572. 38:19There's a lot of good stuff out there.
  573. 38:22A lot of the biographies I think that were written, you can sometimes find out what the
  574. 38:27perspective of the biographer was, whether that biographer was really interested in trying
  575. 38:33to paint an accurate picture, for example, of a former president or whether they've got
  576. 38:37an axe to grind.
  577. 38:39And so you just have to evaluate them because I think from just like anything else, human
  578. 38:43beings being imperfect, they're going to take any tool that they have.
  579. 38:48Some of them are going to use that tool for nefarious purposes and some are going to use
  580. 38:52it for good.
  581. 38:54but I think wallbuilders, wallbuilders.com
  582. 38:58for the David Barton website
  583. 39:00and American Minute is William Federer's website.
  584. 39:07And that would be a great place to begin for books
  585. 39:09that are gonna really give you an accurate picture
  586. 39:12of American history.
  587. 39:13I went out trying to gloss over the bad,
  588. 39:17you can read my books,
  589. 39:19Sweet Land of Liberty,
  590. 39:20which is really impart by graphical,
  591. 39:22but it's also in part historical,
  592. 39:25because I'm not interested in glossing over our mistakes.
  593. 39:27We haven't been a perfect country,
  594. 39:29but we are noble country and we are decent country.
  595. 39:33And we are country that's done more to affirm human dignity
  596. 39:36than any other nation on earth.
  597. 39:39And that's a fact.
  598. 39:41So thank you for the call my friend.
  599. 39:43Let's go to Ronnie in Alabama.
  600. 39:46Ronnie, welcome.
  601. 39:48Well, thank you, basic direction.
  602. 39:50I always wanted to hear from you about my opinion on the issue of socialism.
  603. 40:01I believe socialism is just another word for communism which is communism the means of
  604. 40:12carrying out marches ideology.
  605. 40:18when people use, they don't want to use communism.
  606. 40:22So they say socialist, even like the Soviet Union
  607. 40:25in their name, it was a United Soviet socialist republic.
  608. 40:30Yep.
  609. 40:31You see where I'm going with this.
  610. 40:33Oh, yes.
  611. 40:34All these, and if you'll notice these liberal news networks,
  612. 40:40they won't use words socialism
  613. 40:42when they're speaking of a political candidate,
  614. 40:44they'll call them a progressive.
  615. 40:47That's because they know that most Americans don't want socialism.
  616. 40:53Therefore, they don't want to use the word socialism concerning their candidates.
  617. 40:58They call them progressive.
  618. 41:00And what I think needs to be done, especially by people in the radio or television commentators,
  619. 41:10need to just call people or call organizations what they are.
  620. 41:18column lefties column marches yeah because if you do if you don't call them
  621. 41:26what they are you're minimizing the danger that they pose
  622. 41:31Ronnie thank you so much for the call you are absolutely right I agree with you
  623. 41:35now I use all of those terms of course but in my view yeah they are Marxist
  624. 41:41communists and I agree socialism marks believe that socialism was simply the
  625. 41:47pathway to communism. But as far as I'm concerned, it's not just the pathway, it is communism.
  626. 41:54You just call it by a different name, you're right, because it makes it feel more palatable
  627. 41:57to people and obviously more palatable to our young people who have never been educated
  628. 42:02on the dangers. The people who escaped Venezuela, the people who escaped Cuba, those people
  629. 42:11were living under what their leaders called socialist systems.
  630. 42:17And it was nothing but full blown communism.
  631. 42:19So you are absolutely right, my friend.
  632. 42:23Okay, let's go to Mark in Texas.
  633. 42:25Mark, welcome.
  634. 42:27And I just want to thank you for what you do for the AFR.
  635. 42:32I want to tell you straight up,
  636. 42:34this Texas is not voting for Tallarico.
  637. 42:36And I looked online and our next election
  638. 42:41is I guess in March, no, in February.
  639. 42:47So I don't know what election would be coming up very quick
  640. 42:52for us to vote in and I was a little confused
  641. 42:58and I wanted to tell you that what state
  642. 43:03is Bernie Sanders representing?
  643. 43:09I think he probably represents a Soviet Union
  644. 43:11from his perspective, but he's from Vermont.
  645. 43:14He's from Vermont, which is of course,
  646. 43:16that's liberal La La Land.
  647. 43:19Thank you for the call, Mark.
  648. 43:23I thought, and I had not, I mean,
  649. 43:26I just kind of assumed that you have an election coming up
  650. 43:33in November, but you're talking about March of next year
  651. 43:39because Tallarico and Paxton are running for US Senate.
  652. 43:44And so, yeah, I mean, you know, I'm assuming that that election is coming up in November,
  653. 43:51unless there's something odd about Texas elections that I'm not aware of.
  654. 43:58So if somebody knows something that I don't know, please tell me.
  655. 44:02But I'll say this, yeah, you've got an election coming up on November the 3rd.
  656. 44:09Yeah, you've got an election coming up on November the 3rd.
  657. 44:18So that's according to the Texas Secretary of State.
  658. 44:25Okay.
  659. 44:26Okay.
  660. 44:27You are not still on.
  661. 44:28I just got a run Mark.
  662. 44:31Thank you for the call.
  663. 44:32Appreciate it.
  664. 44:33Let's go to Lynette also in Texas.
  665. 44:37Lynette, welcome.
  666. 44:38Oh, thank you so much, Bishop.
  667. 44:41Yeah, I just want to let you know also that the polls are never in favor of Republicans
  668. 44:47when it comes to Texas.
  669. 44:49Never.
  670. 44:50always ignore those folks but our election yes it is early voting starts
  671. 44:55the last two weeks of October and then November the third election day thank you
  672. 45:01all right well there you go so there is an election coming up I'm not sure
  673. 45:07when Mark was looking but I'm sure there are people out there who don't want
  674. 45:11people like you and Mark to vote it all so folks Texas election same day is all
  675. 45:17over the country for congressional and some U.S. Senate elections, which is Tuesday, November
  676. 45:27the 3rd.
  677. 45:30Coming up.
  678. 45:32Let's go to Gina, another Texan.
  679. 45:37Gina, welcome.
  680. 45:38Bishop, it's so great to hear you as always.
  681. 45:44Thank you.
  682. 45:46November 3rd absolutely is our election.
  683. 45:50And Jackson and Tallarico will be facing off.
  684. 45:54And I agree with the previous callers that there is no way
  685. 45:58that Tallarico is going to win that election.
  686. 46:01Just absolutely no way.
  687. 46:03I don't believe any of the polls.
  688. 46:05Remember what happened in 2023 with all those fake polls?
  689. 46:09I just don't believe any of them.
  690. 46:11And so we just plot along here in Texas
  691. 46:15And we know what's right and just like so many other wonderful states.
  692. 46:21And thank you for all the hard work you do there in Virginia.
  693. 46:25And so no way is Tallarico going to win Texas.
  694. 46:30All right, Gina, listen, I am reassured.
  695. 46:35And thank you so much for the call, Gina.
  696. 46:37Look, folks, we're going to, I've got something called Stand America Pack and we're going
  697. 46:43be doing some work in Texas because we want to make sure that the outcome in Texas is right
  698. 46:48because frankly you realize Texas with I think the number is 32 million people if I'm not mistaken
  699. 46:59but Texas is the second largest state in the union we cannot afford to have Texas go even
  700. 47:07purplish, let alone blue. So I think they're going to be people all over the country who want to make
  701. 47:17sure that the outcome of the election in Texas is going to affirm our constitutional republic
  702. 47:25rather than undermine it because you're right, Tallarico would be an unmitigated disaster as would
  703. 47:31Al-Sayed as would any of these other, can you imagine AOC as president of the United States?
  704. 47:40Oh my goodness, I don't even want to think about a scenario like that. Because look, these people
  705. 47:49fundamentally do not believe in our country or our way of life. They just don't. I mean,
  706. 47:55I hear sites saying, I'm fighting for our democracy. I'm fighting for our democracy,
  707. 48:00but now we know what they mean. Get rid of the Senate, get rid of the Supreme Court,
  708. 48:08you know, just we're going to have one body that governs everything. We're going to get rid of
  709. 48:14private property. We're going to take over the major industries of our country and they'll rule
  710. 48:20without any checks, without any balances. See, that's what they mean by democracy.
  711. 48:25But you know, that's the same thing the Soviet Union met by democracy. That was what that's what
  712. 48:29Vladimir Putin means by democracy now. That's what China means by democracy. They have elections,
  713. 48:35but the outcome is already predetermined.
  714. 48:37We're not gonna let that happen to the United States of America folks, period.
  715. 48:41So listen, you all know what to do. Stand up, step up, speak up, refuse to back up because we cannot be defeated if we will not quit,
  716. 48:48because we are on God's side.
  717. 48:51The views and opinions expressed in this broadcast may not necessarily reflect those of the American Family Association or American Family Radio.

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