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Guest Host, Bishop E.W. Jackson, does a deep dive on Artificial Intelligence

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Guest Host, Bishop E.W. Jackson, does a deep dive on Artificial Intelligence

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  11. 0:32Good evening everybody and for Abraham Hamilton the third is yours truly E. W. Jackson. Great
  12. 0:38to be with you again today. I'll be on with you again tomorrow evening and I will also have my
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  20. 1:29Look, a couple of things I want to talk to you about tonight. One, I had never talked about
  21. 1:34publicly before. So you all are going to be the first to hear me opine, as we used to say in the
  22. 1:40law about this issue. And that is the issue of AI. I am curious about what you all think about this.
  23. 1:50and I'm going to share with you my thoughts about it.
  24. 1:53I certainly want to hear from you.
  25. 1:55I'm going to open up the lines and not the next segment,
  26. 1:57the segment after that,
  27. 1:58because I've got something else I'm going to talk to you
  28. 2:00about in the next segment.
  29. 2:00But I'm going to open up the lines then.
  30. 2:03And I want to hear, well, of course you can comment
  31. 2:06on any issue we talk about,
  32. 2:07but I'm just curious how you all feel.
  33. 2:11Because this is the two poles that seem to be developing, right?
  34. 2:15One is we're looking at the end of the world.
  35. 2:20AI may be the very thing that is the tipping point that destroys everything.
  36. 2:25I mean, his vision is really up the Terminator, right?
  37. 2:28And this last scandal over these AI agents, you know, isn't it weird to hear the way this
  38. 2:38has talked about these AI agents got out?
  39. 2:43Well, but they're not talking about human beings.
  40. 2:46They're talking about software systems, AI software systems,
  41. 2:51that apparently broke loose from their intended parameters
  42. 2:56and began to invade this platform called HugFace,
  43. 3:02and Hackit, which is apparently a platform for testing
  44. 3:06and developing AI.
  45. 3:09And apparently these, again, AI agents, the first time
  46. 3:13I heard that I thought AI agents,
  47. 3:15We can't AI agents, but again, it's not talking about human beings.
  48. 3:20It's talking about actual software systems developed
  49. 3:27under the rubric of AI to do the whole variety of different things that AI does.
  50. 3:33And these were all basically being tested and being worked through.
  51. 3:38And apparently they broke through on their own
  52. 3:42and got into Hug Face, and I don't know what all they did with Hug Face.
  53. 3:49I guess they hugged Hug Face.
  54. 3:52Hug Face, Hug Face.
  55. 3:54And again, when they talk about this stuff technically, none of this is discussed Hug Face.
  56. 4:02Of course, as a platform, that's not a human being.
  57. 4:05And the face you're talking about apparently is not the face of a human being.
  58. 4:09What they're really talking about, because I guess Hugface is the notion of basically you go in and you get intimate with someone in exploring the relationship.
  59. 4:20Well, this is talking about apparently software systems getting intimate with each other and exploring each other, basically testing.
  60. 4:29That sounds a little bit weird.
  61. 4:31But I think that's a fairly accurate description of what's actually happening here.
  62. 4:37If you can apply that to technology, that's really what's kind of happening.
  63. 4:44So the one poll is, this is it.
  64. 4:50I mean this stuff is so terribly dangerous that we are going to destroy ourselves with
  65. 4:56it or it is going to destroy us.
  66. 4:59So that's one poll.
  67. 5:00The poll obviously is, look, this is just like any other technological breakthrough.
  68. 5:08It is intimidating, it is for some frightening, it purports maybe to take away a bunch of jobs
  69. 5:16that people can now do themselves, that this technology will now do for them, which means
  70. 5:21it's going to put a lot of people in the street, put a lot of people out of work.
  71. 5:28All of that is true, but, but it is going to bring with it a new set of jobs, it's going
  72. 5:36to bring with new technologies, it's going to be with new efficiencies.
  73. 5:42In the end, it is going to just like every other technology, it is going to be very,
  74. 5:47very helpful and help advance society and help advance human flourishing.
  75. 5:56And of course, this is added to that argument.
  76. 6:00And if we don't do it, China certainly will.
  77. 6:06And some other bad actors may.
  78. 6:09And so in spite of what may be the risks and dangers associated with, and of course there
  79. 6:15are always potential risks and dangers with any new technology that we don't fully understand,
  80. 6:22But we can't not move forward because if we don't, we lead the advantage to a communist
  81. 6:30dictatorship, the so-called people's republic of China is about as much of a people's republic
  82. 6:35as the Nazis were people's republic.
  83. 6:39But nevertheless, they will move forward with it and we will give them an advantage that
  84. 6:44could very well allow them to become the preeminent superpower of the world.
  85. 6:51So that's the other argument that is made in terms of we've just got to go forward with
  86. 6:56it.
  87. 6:57And of course, there's some tangential things that come out of that.
  88. 6:59You know, what do we do about these data centers and how much power they're going to use and
  89. 7:04the noise they make and the land they're going to take up and the way they're going
  90. 7:09to change neighborhoods and so forth.
  91. 7:12You know, that's sort of, that's more of the logistical question about how this stuff actually
  92. 7:18is going to play out in the real world
  93. 7:21as this technology develops.
  94. 7:23So that's kind of where the arguments lie.
  95. 7:26So now let me just tell you where I stand on it so far.
  96. 7:32First of all, the word of God makes clear.
  97. 7:36What is that?
  98. 7:38First Timothy, 111 I believe it is.
  99. 7:41God has not given us a spirit of fear,
  100. 7:43but of love and power and a sound mind.
  101. 7:46So I don't think that we as Christians ought to ever, ever, traffic in fear.
  102. 7:56I don't think we ought to ever allow ourselves to be guided by fears of what might happen,
  103. 8:03particularly with technology, because you see, we understand that nothing, no technology
  104. 8:11is going to destroy the world.
  105. 8:14The world is going to be brought under judgment by Almighty God.
  106. 8:18Now there may be some technological things that develop, that sort of lend themselves
  107. 8:24to the end times process.
  108. 8:26And I do believe, you know, when the Bible talks about the image of the beast dying and
  109. 8:31coming back to life, you know, I think about it and the false prophet making the image of
  110. 8:39the beast speak.
  111. 8:41Well, I think, wow, that was written 2000 years ago.
  112. 8:45What in the world could have produced such an effect 2000 years ago?
  113. 8:49we know now, AI can.
  114. 8:52Now AI can mimic a human being quite easily.
  115. 8:56I mean, it is a little disconcerting folks
  116. 8:58who think that you or I,
  117. 9:01somebody could put an image of you or me
  118. 9:03or anybody else into a,
  119. 9:06what's a seemingly real life situation
  120. 9:09in which we're doing something wrong
  121. 9:10and it's not us at all.
  122. 9:13I mean, but it would look very, very real
  123. 9:16and would be very, very convincing to people.
  124. 9:20And it's already happened.
  125. 9:21It means ruin people's lives.
  126. 9:25That is a little bit disturbing.
  127. 9:29So some of this technology may well lend itself
  128. 9:32to some of the things that are going to happen
  129. 9:34in the end times, at the end of days,
  130. 9:37as God prepares final judgment on mankind.
  131. 9:41But it's not the technology, ultimately,
  132. 9:42it's gonna be the key.
  133. 9:43It's gonna be the will and plan and purpose of Almighty God.
  134. 9:48History is going to be folded up no matter what.
  135. 9:52And so it's not the technology that ought to scare us.
  136. 9:56It's the fear of the Lord that ought to
  137. 9:58predominate in our thinking.
  138. 10:01And knowing God's going to work this thing out.
  139. 10:03So we shouldn't be afraid of technology.
  140. 10:05And think about this, folks.
  141. 10:07Some of the most dangerous technology ever developed mankind,
  142. 10:10in fact, by mankind, in fact,
  143. 10:11probably the most dangerous technology ever developed
  144. 10:14was the nuclear bomb, nuclear power.
  145. 10:19We could have said, you know what?
  146. 10:20We're not, whoa, we're not developing that.
  147. 10:23We're not using that, but if we hadn't,
  148. 10:25we probably would have lost who knows,
  149. 10:28two to four million people trying to bring Japan
  150. 10:33to an unconditional surrender.
  151. 10:37Not to mention the very likelihood is that Russia,
  152. 10:44China would have gone on to develop the nuclear weapon
  153. 10:48anyway and we would have been left basically at their mercy.
  154. 10:54We could not afford to simply ignore the technological breakthroughs that nuclear power
  155. 11:03was creating for us.
  156. 11:05We couldn't because our enemies certainly weren't going to ignore it.
  157. 11:09And we would have put ourselves at a very, very dangerous disadvantage if we had.
  158. 11:14And I think the same is true with AI.
  159. 11:16I mean, I think it does have potential risks.
  160. 11:19I think it does have potential dangers to it.
  161. 11:21But by the way, I'm convinced of this.
  162. 11:24The risk and the danger is not the technology, it's people.
  163. 11:29As always, it's what people will do with the technology.
  164. 11:34That's the real risk.
  165. 11:37Because technology is going to ultimately be controlled by people, how people program it,
  166. 11:42what people use it for.
  167. 11:43I think I've shared with you all, I am having a devil of a time and I use that word intentionally,
  168. 11:50a devil of a time with Google right now.
  169. 11:53I mean, they are blocking our emails.
  170. 11:55They're giving us all kinds of difficulties.
  171. 11:58And the chairman of the FTC, the Federal Trade Commission,
  172. 12:01has acknowledged that they've got many complaints
  173. 12:04that Google is targeting conservatives.
  174. 12:07They're stopping our emails from being delivered,
  175. 12:11and you all know what the research engines do,
  176. 12:14and the AI does.
  177. 12:15I mean, it's biased, it's completely biased.
  178. 12:17You ask certain questions, and you get an answer
  179. 12:19that is not based on objective facts,
  180. 12:21but based on somebody's opinion.
  181. 12:23Well, it's not the AI's opinion.
  182. 12:25It's whoever programmed that software.
  183. 12:29And you got a bunch of leftists working in big tech
  184. 12:32with a leftist worldview, a Marxist socialist worldview,
  185. 12:37but they could use this technology
  186. 12:38to some very, very dangerous ends.
  187. 12:42I mean, imagine that they want to target somebody
  188. 12:45who they don't like, whose voice they don't want heard.
  189. 12:48They want to discredit you, destroy your reputation.
  190. 12:51I say when I ran for lieutenant governor, what the media did to me was try to make me out
  191. 12:56to be a hater and a bigot and he hates homosexuals, he's anti-gay, blah, blah, blah, the whole
  192. 13:02thing.
  193. 13:03Imagine, AI didn't even exist then.
  194. 13:06That was only 12 years ago, folks.
  195. 13:08That was only 12 years ago.
  196. 13:10AI didn't exist.
  197. 13:12Imagine what they could do now.
  198. 13:17Google is already using the technology.
  199. 13:19I think everyone in fact, I had a meeting with some folks to talk about this issue and several
  200. 13:26people, several people at the meeting said, yeah, we, me too, we've had our difficulties.
  201. 13:33One person testified the fact that, that Google had completely lost all of their emails and
  202. 13:40they were never recovered, never recovered.
  203. 13:45One person said, you know, my social media following, it was growing on YouTube, growing,
  204. 13:52growing, and all of a sudden, boom, it just stopped one day.
  205. 13:56Just stopped.
  206. 13:57It hasn't grown since.
  207. 13:58Now, you know, that's not coincidence.
  208. 14:03That's not even organic, because generally things, something growing, it just keeps growing,
  209. 14:07right?
  210. 14:08But no, no, no, suddenly it stopped.
  211. 14:10I've had the same experience.
  212. 14:12And we know people are the problem, not the technology, but how people will use it.
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  223. 15:32radios. We're back. This is Bishop E. W. Jackson in favor of Hamilton third here
  224. 15:38on the Hamilton corner. Now the test I wanted to put first of all the issue of AI
  225. 15:44in front of you and ask what you think about that.
  226. 15:46I'll be taking your calls in the next segment,
  227. 15:48the numbers, 888-589-8840.
  228. 15:53The next thing I want to talk about
  229. 15:54is some of President Trump's actions here.
  230. 15:57I want to know what you think about these.
  231. 16:00One, I think is completely justified.
  232. 16:03There's another that I think one could raise questions about,
  233. 16:07at least I would, but I don't think it's a terrible situation.
  234. 16:15So what am I getting at?
  235. 16:16Well, the first one is he banned CNN and MS,
  236. 16:21which is I guess Marxists, socialists,
  237. 16:24and Politico from the White House.
  238. 16:27And of course the media's up in arms,
  239. 16:30and you know, this is what dictators do.
  240. 16:32And I mean, these people are so full of themselves,
  241. 16:35and it really is.
  242. 16:38He didn't ban all media,
  243. 16:39and I don't know how many media organizations
  244. 16:44are in the White House press core.
  245. 16:46But I have to assume there's 100 of them.
  246. 16:49I mean, I don't know.
  247. 16:51In fact, let me see if I can find out.
  248. 16:53But there's certainly more than three.
  249. 16:57And they're not the only liberals.
  250. 17:00So why did the president ban them?
  251. 17:07I don't think we're given a really detailed answer on this.
  252. 17:12answer on this, but let me just say, in my view, the president doesn't have to give
  253. 17:19a detailed answer because what we need to remember is this, while he's living
  254. 17:25there, it is his house. And I mean, if he banned all media from the White House,
  255. 17:33and people probably would raise some questions about that because then they
  256. 17:37would say, well, my goodness, so he doesn't want to put out any news to
  257. 17:40anybody. In other words, he doesn't want his administration to be transparent. He doesn't
  258. 17:45want the people to know what the business of the government is that he's doing. And of
  259. 17:49course, we as the people do have a right to know to an appropriate extent. Obviously, there's
  260. 17:55some state secrets and things that should not be revealed to the public. And we all understand
  261. 18:01that. But generally speaking, when it comes to policy, when it comes to decisions regarding
  262. 18:07the safety, the security, the well-being of the American people, the money that we're
  263. 18:14spending because it's our money, not President Trump's, not the Congress's.
  264. 18:20It's our money, doesn't belong to the government, it comes from us.
  265. 18:25We've got a right to know about those things.
  266. 18:27If the President shut all that down, then I think all of us would say, well, wait a minute,
  267. 18:31what is going on here?
  268. 18:33But that's not what he's done.
  269. 18:36It's just ban these three organizations.
  270. 18:42I think, and I had not caught up with this yet,
  271. 18:45but I think that Vice President Vance has offered an explanation
  272. 18:53for what is on the President's mind in having done so.
  273. 18:58But you know, frankly, from my perspective, folks,
  274. 19:01I don't think the President owes anybody an explanation
  275. 19:04unless he wants to give one.
  276. 19:06because if these organizations are in his view misbehaving,
  277. 19:12telling lies, slandering him, putting out bad information,
  278. 19:19they can still, by the way, do their own investigating,
  279. 19:22they can still do their own reporting.
  280. 19:24He's not stopping them from reporting.
  281. 19:26It's just that they won't have access to the White House
  282. 19:28and may not have access to him anymore directly.
  283. 19:32They can still go to the legislature and ask questions.
  284. 19:35They can still catch him moving about, along with, I assume, the rest of the press gaggle
  285. 19:41and ask questions, but they're not going to be given the privilege access of being in
  286. 19:45the White House anymore.
  287. 19:46And to me, that is a privilege.
  288. 19:48It is not a right of any media organization to be in the White House.
  289. 19:52It's just not.
  290. 19:54And these elite media types, they have been chagrin and angry over the president bringing
  291. 20:01and podcasters and bringing in conservative outlets and giving them an opportunity to be
  292. 20:07there to ask questions of the president and find out what the president is thinking and
  293. 20:12you know have direct access to him. They've been doing all that as well. And the media hates
  294. 20:18it. They've been opening it up, not closing it down. Yeah, I mean, you say, well, but he's
  295. 20:25bringing in people who would likely agree with them. Yeah, some most of the time, probably.
  296. 20:31those people have generally been shut out. And the media never complained about that,
  297. 20:36as these really are a bunch of spoiled wimps who just want their way and feel like they're
  298. 20:47somehow special, like they are God's gift to the country and how dare you suggest that
  299. 20:54any media outlet, particularly these three, CNN, the Communist News Network, MS, the Marxist
  300. 21:01socialist network and Politico. How dare you suggest that they should not have access
  301. 21:09to the President of the United States and the White House? Yeah, well I dare suggest it.
  302. 21:12I don't think they have a right to it. So they don't have it now for the time being. And so
  303. 21:18goodbye, good riddance. Now that's one thing. And I completely agree with what the President
  304. 21:25has done. I don't see that there's a problem with that at all. And I think those who are
  305. 21:29complaining about it are just spoiled brats. And all this stuff about that's what dictators
  306. 21:34do is nonsense. Are they that ignorant or are they just willing to say almost anything
  307. 21:43even if it doesn't make sense just to get a row out of people and try to get people worked
  308. 21:47out? A dictator shuts the press down and doesn't allow anybody to say anything other than what
  309. 21:55has been approved by the government. That's what a dictator does. Now somebody needs to tell
  310. 22:01these dumb dums that. The president doesn't come anywhere near that because he simply doesn't have
  311. 22:07the power to do that. He can complain. He can say, I don't like this outlet. I don't like that outlet.
  312. 22:12I wish they wouldn't say this. I don't want them to say that. They're wrong. He can do that,
  313. 22:16but that's all he can do because they can print anything or write anything or say anything they
  314. 22:23They want even if it's wrong because that's what the First Amendment allows them to do.
  315. 22:33He's a dictator.
  316. 22:36These people need to, somebody needs to give them a lesson in civics or something because
  317. 22:44they just, I don't know whether it is just gross ignorance or whether just gross venality.
  318. 22:55So they just say these things because they like the echo chamber that they say them in
  319. 23:00and they like hearing themselves tell these lies and put forth the slander because they
  320. 23:05think it makes President Trump look bad and it makes them look good because now there
  321. 23:10is poor wounded victims.
  322. 23:14We feel so sorry for them.
  323. 23:15Look, they have been the victims of a dictator.
  324. 23:21I mean, what they're really victims of is their own psychological dysfunction, frankly,
  325. 23:28because that's what that is.
  326. 23:29I mean, that's paranoid delusion.
  327. 23:34President Trump is, he's nobody's dictator and he is no threat to our constitutional republic
  328. 23:40whatsoever.
  329. 23:41They are the ones who are because when you have a corrupt media that won't tell the truth,
  330. 23:48That is the kind of thing that can erode a system like ours from within.
  331. 23:55And Jesus said, you should know the truth.
  332. 23:57The truth shall make you free.
  333. 23:58Well, if you've got people manufacturing lies, what are those lies calculated to do?
  334. 24:02Put people in bondage.
  335. 24:04Yeah, if one is true, the other is true.
  336. 24:07If lies make you free, the truth makes you a slave.
  337. 24:13And that's really what they are, they don't, they're probably too stupid to understand this.
  338. 24:20But that's really what they're getting at, because really what they want is a system that forces
  339. 24:25people into the mold that they want us to fit into.
  340. 24:29Now what is that?
  341. 24:32It might not be direct slavery and chains and physical chains, but it is a kind of social
  342. 24:39and cultural pressure that is the equivalent of slavery.
  343. 24:44That's what every communist system is.
  344. 24:45That's what every socialist system is.
  345. 24:48imagine China with the with its demerit system. If you are heard to say things or do things
  346. 24:55contrary to the expectations of the Communist Party of China, you can get demerits and when
  347. 25:03you get those demerits, your privileges, your shopping privileges, your working privileges,
  348. 25:08where you live are circumscribed in order to punish you for not conforming to what the
  349. 25:14a party expects. What is that? That's slavery. Just slavery by another name. And these media
  350. 25:24people with all of their touted commitment to freedom, they're not committed to freedom
  351. 25:30at all. They're committed to imposing upon the American people their way of thinking.
  352. 25:39And they really have a major problem with the fact that we think for ourselves, which is
  353. 25:43why you've seen all these, these, these, um, Appalachians applied to us, you know, the,
  354. 25:53the plurables and, you know, you name it.
  355. 25:58And that's, that's the, that's the most infamous one.
  356. 26:01But you know, everything you can imagine to, to suggest that we are, we're just stupid.
  357. 26:07We're automatons.
  358. 26:08We don't think for ourselves what they, what they really mean is we don't take the way
  359. 26:11they think. And for them that demonstrates that we're really not even worthy of freedom, because
  360. 26:20we don't really know what to do with it, because if we really knew what to do with it, we would
  361. 26:23mimic exactly what they tell us to. So yeah, they're out of the White House, boo-hoo. Oh,
  362. 26:33what a tragic day it is for quote unquote, our democracy. Well, we're not a democracy,
  363. 26:38anyway, we were a constitutional republic and they needed to get a revelation on that as well.
  364. 26:47So that was one. The other thing before I brought out a time here
  365. 26:55is the visit to Mom Donnie. And I tell you, here's where the president and I part company.
  366. 27:03not because I think he's doing something wrong. I guess, but I folks I
  367. 27:12couldn't do it. I really couldn't because I really believe that mom Donnie and El
  368. 27:21Syed and these Muslim socialists, I really believe throughout to destroy this
  369. 27:27country. I really believe that. That's not just something I say because I think
  370. 27:33It sounds good or like these leftists do.
  371. 27:37He's a dictator.
  372. 27:38I mean, they just say this stupid stuff.
  373. 27:40I mean, if they really believe that, they really,
  374. 27:41they're truly idiots.
  375. 27:46But I say this based on very rational, logical facts.
  376. 27:53This is the history of Islam,
  377. 27:55infiltration and takeover.
  378. 27:59Infiltration and takeover.
  379. 28:01And Mom Donnie has made clear,
  380. 28:05He is a socialist.
  381. 28:08He doesn't like private property.
  382. 28:09He doesn't like capitalism.
  383. 28:12I don't think he even likes this country.
  384. 28:16And Elsai had the same thing.
  385. 28:18You know, it's American behavior that kind of brought 911
  386. 28:23on us and we just kind of did it to ourselves.
  387. 28:26And if you think that way about America,
  388. 28:30that tells me, not only do you not like our country,
  389. 28:33you hate it.
  390. 28:36It's like I always said about President Barack Obama.
  391. 28:40I said, and his wife as much as said this, didn't she?
  392. 28:44The only she said, she said,
  393. 28:47I have never been proud of my country
  394. 28:50or something to that effect.
  395. 28:51I've never been proud of my country until now.
  396. 28:54Meaning that the only thing they like about America
  397. 28:58is when it puts them in power.
  398. 29:01Other than that, America does nothing right.
  399. 29:07So, Mom Donnie, we've got, people come from all over the world and see our grocery store
  400. 29:12system and just can't believe it.
  401. 29:13I mean, they're in awe.
  402. 29:15Mom Donnie thinks New York can do better.
  403. 29:19They can put up a couple of grocery stores, only going to cost about $30 million, but no
  404. 29:23big deal.
  405. 29:24And they're going to do it better than the grocery stores.
  406. 29:28Because they don't like our free market system.
  407. 29:30They think that the government is a much better way to decide who gets what.
  408. 29:36And in every country where that's been tried,
  409. 29:38what do people have?
  410. 29:39Long lines and few choices.
  411. 29:42Long lines, long waits, few choices.
  412. 29:48And for the president to sit down with him to me,
  413. 29:51it does nothing for President Trump.
  414. 29:55I think it does a lot for Mom Donnie.
  415. 29:58Because in the end, well, maybe he can be worked with,
  416. 30:01maybe we can see some legitimacy in him.
  417. 30:04I don't, I don't.
  418. 30:08And I've heard all kinds of explanations.
  419. 30:10Well, he's a businessman.
  420. 30:11thinking about what happens after he leaves the presidency.
  421. 30:13He's got a lot of business in New York.
  422. 30:17I don't know.
  423. 30:19I don't know the president personally.
  424. 30:20I don't know what's thinking about this.
  425. 30:22But I'll tell you what, it gives me a queasy feeling when I see him standing
  426. 30:26with mom Donnie and the two of them are smiling because I think mom Donnie is
  427. 30:30a threat to our constitutional republic.
  428. 30:32And when I say that, folks, I don't mean in any way to suggest that
  429. 30:36somebody needs to take him out or any crazy stuff like that.
  430. 30:40I'm just saying people shouldn't be voting for folks like this.
  431. 30:47I mean, remember, Mom Donnie was not born
  432. 30:51in the United States of America.
  433. 30:53Thank God he's not eligible for the presidency.
  434. 30:56Whew, not that I can't believe the American people
  435. 31:00would vote for him, but I remember who was it just recently.
  436. 31:04I've been saying for a long time,
  437. 31:05I would never vote for a Muslim to do anything in our country.
  438. 31:09I just wouldn't.
  439. 31:10That doesn't mean they don't have the legal right to run.
  440. 31:12That doesn't mean the American people don't have the legal right to vote for them.
  441. 31:15They do. And I'm not saying I would outlaw that or there's something.
  442. 31:18No, I'm just saying I personally as a Christian,
  443. 31:21as a citizen of our constitutional republic,
  444. 31:24I would not vote for one of them because I do not believe that their ideological
  445. 31:29and theological perspective is compatible with our constitutional republic.
  446. 31:34I wouldn't vote for them. But I heard somebody saying that, who was, Oh, yeah,
  447. 31:38Dana Bash. That's the poem. I can't believe. That's just horrible that anybody would think that.
  448. 31:44Yeah, well, if you love this country to me, that's the only way you can think.
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  468. 33:36We're back.
  469. 33:38JD Vance said this, quote, if you're going to engage in what effectively is far-left propaganda,
  470. 33:47why would a Republican White House give you special access?
  471. 33:51He said that's what the president decided that we're not going to give you special, special
  472. 33:56access to the White House.
  473. 33:58If you engage in what is effectively far left propaganda, I think that's completely within
  474. 34:05the president's purview.
  475. 34:07I said, after all, it is his house while he's living there.
  476. 34:11Now he doesn't get to permanently live there, but while he's living there, it is his house.
  477. 34:16I mean, I had a major problem when Barack Obama got to the White House and removed the bust
  478. 34:23of Winston Churchill.
  479. 34:26I forget what he replaced it with, but he basically sent it into some archive basement somewhere
  480. 34:34because he, and I remember him saying, yeah, because Churchill's associated with colonialism.
  481. 34:39Yeah, what a man, I tell you, boy, that is ignorance going to seed.
  482. 34:47So he basically have you never read a history book?
  483. 34:49You never read about Winston Churchill being the courageous proponent for great Britain
  484. 34:55standing up against the Nazis?
  485. 34:58That means nothing to him.
  486. 34:59No, because he's associated with colonialism.
  487. 35:02I mean, come on.
  488. 35:03Read a book.
  489. 35:04I mean, my goodness gracious.
  490. 35:07That, again, colonialism is just like slavery.
  491. 35:10People were exploring the world and I say that was the age of conquest and the strong subjugated
  492. 35:16the week. It happened everywhere. It happened intercontinental. It happened
  493. 35:21intra content. It happened on continents. It happened between
  494. 35:25continents. It was the way of the world. But somehow that disqualified
  495. 35:31Winston. So, but you know what? In the end, while he was living there, it
  496. 35:37was his house. And if you didn't want to bust a word of Winston Churchill,
  497. 35:42so I didn't want to bust a Winston Churchill in his
  498. 35:46Over office while he was living there, that's his prerogative.
  499. 35:50I thought he was completely wrong, but that's the way it works.
  500. 35:54And we can't force him, say, well, you got to have that bust in there anyway.
  501. 35:58Not while he's living there.
  502. 36:00So President Trump doesn't want people in his house while he's living there.
  503. 36:04He put him out and so deal with their suing, of course, try to get back in.
  504. 36:09The numbers, 888-589, that's 888-589-8840-8858.
  505. 36:168984 so we got four lines this come right to you
  506. 36:21Barbara in Georgia Barbara welcome
  507. 36:27Hello, thank you. Well, I pretty much agree with everything you talked about tonight, but but I'll get on to things AI
  508. 36:35AI is already out of the box
  509. 36:40Somehow the band with the power that's associated with it is bringing us to that prophecy in the Bible
  510. 36:48that talks about they're going to merge themselves, but they won't fit.
  511. 36:55You know, it's such a large bandwidth.
  512. 36:57They're able to send literally traces of humans and demons that are jumping on the bandwagon.
  513. 37:07I can't prove it to you, but I know the area I live in, it is pronounced and it is widespread.
  514. 37:14And we have computers that have detected this kind of stuff.
  515. 37:18So that's a people they just need to get with God because that's the only defense against
  516. 37:26it.
  517. 37:27The other one is Islam.
  518. 37:29Islam is totally and completely incompatible with a Western way of life in any country.
  519. 37:35You can go back across history.
  520. 37:37The problem and plan nation after nation.
  521. 37:42They've trojan horse in with the long life of peaceful religion.
  522. 37:48it ain't a religion after first thing
  523. 37:51it is a controlling a rental call
  524. 37:54philosophy and where ever they go
  525. 37:57that is what they do they destroy nation upon nation
  526. 38:01why because they're emissaries of the devil
  527. 38:04and you can land their book up with our book
  528. 38:07and it's never gonna match
  529. 38:09all right barber barber listen
  530. 38:12you preaching
  531. 38:13thank you for the call barber
  532. 38:15Obviously, I agree with you entirely.
  533. 38:18That's why, by the way, that was first Timothy,
  534. 38:23second Timothy, chapter one, verse seven.
  535. 38:26I think it gave you the wrong sight
  536. 38:27when I quoted it first Timothy chapter one, verse seven.
  537. 38:31For God has not given us a spirit of fear,
  538. 38:32but of love and power and a sound mind.
  539. 38:35So we don't need to be frightened of AI.
  540. 38:37Are there appropriate parameters that should be set?
  541. 38:40Sure, I don't have a problem with that.
  542. 38:42but fear of it and turning it over to communist China.
  543. 38:46But to me, if you want to talk about fear,
  544. 38:49that would be a much more frightening scenario.
  545. 38:51So like I say about Iran,
  546. 38:52I don't like these high gas prices
  547. 38:54anymore than anybody else does.
  548. 38:56And I'm not some multi-billionaire
  549. 38:58where it doesn't really matter.
  550. 38:59It matters to me and my wife and to our budget.
  551. 39:01But I tell you what,
  552. 39:03I'd rather pay a little bit higher gas
  553. 39:05than have a nuclear weapon heading for me.
  554. 39:08And I know that's exactly what Iran would do
  555. 39:10if somebody did not put a stop to it.
  556. 39:12and President Trump has done that.
  557. 39:14And I think the rest of the stuff will get under control.
  558. 39:18Maybe not as quickly as we'd like.
  559. 39:19I hope it happens quickly enough to affect the elections,
  560. 39:22but even if it doesn't,
  561. 39:23I hope the American people, particularly Christians,
  562. 39:25realize we're playing the long game here
  563. 39:28and we can't just kind of vote short-term pocketbook issues
  564. 39:33while the fate and security of our nation is at stake.
  565. 39:37Let's go to Jane in Oklahoma, I believe,
  566. 39:41is jane welcome
  567. 39:43high
  568. 39:44good to hear you get it back then thank you
  569. 39:47listen uh...
  570. 39:49i remember way back when mam done he got elected
  571. 39:53they said that his he was bankrolled by his mother in india
  572. 39:58now the brick that india is one of the bricks nation's like that's it's uh...
  573. 40:02brazil
  574. 40:03russia
  575. 40:04india
  576. 40:06china
  577. 40:07and they are that they were gathered together with express purpose
  578. 40:12purpose of bringing down the U.S. Look that I'm surprised nobody
  579. 40:17don't heard that I guess what I did but it's it's it's it's it's
  580. 40:24regarding a lot of the stuff that I hear going down and I go
  581. 40:27bricks nations bricks nations why are you talking about that yeah what do you
  582. 40:34think well Jane I guess I want to ask you this question because we I love
  583. 40:40President Trump I think he's really done a tremendous job serving this
  584. 40:43country. What do you think he is trying to accomplish in this is now the second or third meeting with
  585. 40:51mom Donnie. What do you think he's trying to do from your perspective? Well, I can't gain say Trump.
  586. 41:03He's always a surprise and it's often a smile. But I think maybe he's, you know what I mean.
  587. 41:13Anyway, I think that perhaps he's trying to do something
  588. 41:19to soften that or whatever's going on here.
  589. 41:24Yeah.
  590. 41:25So better the enemy you know than the enemy you don't
  591. 41:29or what was the old godfather saying,
  592. 41:31keep your friends close and your enemies closer.
  593. 41:34So I don't know.
  594. 41:36You have to exactly.
  595. 41:37He is a strategist.
  596. 41:40Jane, thank you for the call.
  597. 41:42We got four lines here.
  598. 41:43let me let me go and give go ahead go forward and give someone else an opportunity we've got
  599. 41:49Pamela in Tennessee Pamela welcome hi Pamela you there yes I'm here go right ahead Pamela
  600. 42:01you're on okay thank you for taking my call my question is why would any Muslim be allowed
  601. 42:09to run for any public office in the United States of America based upon their beliefs are
  602. 42:16of ology because it is antithetical to our constitution and why would it not be considered
  603. 42:24um, pre-snest or an attempted cool coup to our constitution and our way of life?
  604. 42:33Well, Pamela, that is uh, loaded question.
  605. 42:37Thank you so much for the call, Pamela.
  606. 42:39Well first of all folks, believe it or not, we have a very limited restrictions on who
  607. 42:48may and may not run for office in our country.
  608. 42:51I mean, for example, you all may not have ever thought about this, but do you know that
  609. 42:57a convicted felon cannot vote in most jurisdictions, but do you know that that same convicted felon
  610. 43:05could actually run for office?
  611. 43:07Yeah, I know.
  612. 43:08seems a little bit weird, doesn't it?
  613. 43:10But you couldn't vote for yourself, but you could run.
  614. 43:15Our Constitution really opens it up for almost anybody
  615. 43:20to run for anything.
  616. 43:23And I don't see any legal prescriptions.
  617. 43:25That's why I said, I'm not saying the American people
  618. 43:29don't have a legal right to vote for Muslim.
  619. 43:32I'm not saying a Muslim, if he's an American citizen,
  620. 43:36or she is an American citizen,
  621. 43:38doesn't have a right to vote legally.
  622. 43:41But I am saying the American people ought not vote for them.
  623. 43:45And by the way, I looked up BRICS,
  624. 43:48which I'd heard of before,
  625. 43:49but I hadn't really paid much attention to it.
  626. 43:51But it is an intergovernmental organization,
  627. 43:57of major emerging economies that is designed
  628. 44:01to increase global influence and get this.
  629. 44:06Counterbalance Western dominated institutions. I wouldn't know world is that mean I'd say what it means?
  630. 44:12opposed the United States
  631. 44:13Because in Great Britain and France and Spain and German I mean they're pretty much irrelevant at this point
  632. 44:20It's to counterbalance the United States
  633. 44:22We've destroyed the Western world and tell people always when they say we've got to save Western civilization
  634. 44:28I say well then say what you really mean you got to save America
  635. 44:30Because Western civilization if you're talking about Europe, it's gone already
  636. 44:34Muslims are pretty much taken over and they've completely rejected their Christian and Judeo-Christian
  637. 44:40heritage. So thank you for the call Pamela. Let's go to Arlen in Texas. Arlen, welcome.
  638. 44:48Arlen, are you there?
  639. 44:54Yes, sir. Thanks for taking my call. I'll listen to you for several years. I just want
  640. 45:00to agree with you on the situation with President Trump. He has, like you say, he has the right
  641. 45:05to let whoever come in there. And those people have been lying for a long time. I might mess
  642. 45:12up the Dan Rather thing when he got kicked off the air. I want to say he kind of bossed
  643. 45:16up a story about President Bush and they kicked him off the air if I remember right.
  644. 45:19Yep. Well, these people, they bossed up all kinds of stories and they just keep on,
  645. 45:24they're able to keep on lying. And then agree with you and several of the other
  646. 45:29college on the Muslims. I mean, in my opinion, that's a false religion. And they are, like you
  647. 45:33you say you hear if they come in, they want to be friendly or whatever at the beginning,
  648. 45:38but they want to, one of the majority of them get in there and take over and they're kicking
  649. 45:42you out just like in Minneapolis and all that up there. I don't even know how that was even
  650. 45:45allowed to happen. You know, I mean, that's, it's just confusing to be honest with you.
  651. 45:49But I'll let you go to some other people call in.
  652. 45:52Well, all in, thank you so much for the call. Folks, I'm going to be in Detroit in a couple
  653. 45:56of days. And my understanding is Detroit has been completely taken over by Islam. Dearborn
  654. 46:03as as you all know, which is not far away, my understanding Dear Dearborn is a Muslim city.
  655. 46:10And I've heard people report that you can hear the call to Muslim prayer. You think you're in the
  656. 46:15Middle East. Right, that's not fitting into American culture. That's taking over certain areas.
  657. 46:23And you know, the imposition of Sharia law and all of that. I mean, we all kinds of issues here.
  658. 46:28And by the way, let me just say, folks, we don't hate Muslims.
  659. 46:33God loves them, and he wants them.
  660. 46:36We're talking now about the national security and well-being of the United States of America,
  661. 46:41and whether Islam is compatible with it.
  662. 46:43And it has anything about hating Muslims, but we do hate what it represents.
  663. 46:49And I just want to underscore what Alan said.
  664. 46:51It is a false religion.
  665. 46:52It is a false religion.
  666. 46:55Period.
  667. 46:56It is not legitimate. It is a ancient cult.
  668. 47:01And I've said before, I'll say it again, I hate Islam.
  669. 47:05I don't hate Muslims, but I hate Islam because it's a false way trying to convince people that it's the true way.
  670. 47:13Okay, we got time for one more call. Let's go to Julie in Arkansas. Julie, welcome.
  671. 47:20Yes, I just wanted to give you an alternative to gmail
  672. 47:25And that is proton P R O T O N. I use it I use it do you okay?
  673. 47:31Okay, cool. I just need that you were talking about gmail earlier and it's like oh
  674. 47:36So yeah, I'm Julie. Here's the problem Julie. Here's the problem
  675. 47:41Gmail has got the email system cornered. I
  676. 47:44I mean, think about it.
  677. 47:46How many people do you know who don't have a Gmail account, even if they have something
  678. 47:51else?
  679. 47:52Almost everybody has a Gmail account.
  680. 47:54And that's the problem.
  681. 47:55It is so widespread now.
  682. 47:58They've got so much power over our ability to communicate with each other that something's
  683. 48:03got to rain them in.
  684. 48:04And so you all pray for us because I say, Google may be big, but they're not bigger than God.
  685. 48:11And that's, I think it's going to take the hand of God bringing these people to heal.
  686. 48:16So we're working on it.
  687. 48:18Believe me, we're not, so we're certainly not the size of a Google by any stretch of the
  688. 48:21imagination.
  689. 48:22But David wasn't the size of Goliath either, but he brought him down.
  690. 48:26Folks, that's going to do it for today.
  691. 48:28As always, great to be with you.
  692. 48:29Thank you all so much.
  693. 48:31God bless each and every one of you.
  694. 48:32And I appreciate your encouragement.
  695. 48:34Stand up.
  696. 48:35Step up.
  697. 48:36Speak up.
  698. 48:37Refuse the backup because we cannot be defeated if we will not quit because we are on God.
  699. 48:41outside.

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