Guest Host, Bishop E.W. Jackson is back in the hot seat!

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10. 0:29and now the Hamilton Corner.
11. 0:31And sitting in for Abraham Hamilton the third, none other than yours, truly Bishop E. W. Jackson.
12. 0:38Great to be with you as always. And as always, thank you so much for your support. We just had
13. 0:44Sheraton last week and we appreciate the tremendous response that you gave us. And God bless each and
14. 0:51every one of you. Couldn't do it without the grace of God and without your gracious support as well.
15. 0:58So thank you. And as I've said before, everywhere I travel, I run into listeners of AFR and thank
16. 1:08you all for your encouraging words. Thank you for approaching me and letting me know that you're
17. 1:14listening. Not just to support me, but to support the network and believe me, we are all very,
18. 1:19very grateful to you. You know, I have raised many, many times various perspectives on what
19. 1:29we are dealing with right now with this spiritual crisis that we have in our country. It is a
20. 1:35political crisis. It is a cultural crisis, but I really believe that it is first and foremost
21. 1:40a spiritual crisis. And we are in a spiritual battle. But there's something that God has
22. 1:48really brought to mind again that I want to remind people particularly in light of the
23. 1:52upcoming elections. What is it that motivates the left? What is it that motivates the demon
24. 1:59krat party? What is it? Why this demonic obsession with all of these bizarre issues? And why are
25. 2:09they so quick to do things that most of us find offensive, abhorrent, and potentially dangerous
26. 2:16to our lives and well-being. I mean, for example, wanting to encourage our children to have sex
27. 2:25change operations and hormone treatments without parental permission. I see, I think, well-balanced,
28. 2:34decent human beings don't think that way. I have beautiful grandchildren. I love them very, very much.
29. 2:42And in fact, I was just visiting them this last weekend, and my granddaughter went to the supermarket
30. 2:47with me to run in there in one time and she said,
31. 2:49well, Granddaddy, can I go with you?
32. 2:51What do you think I did?
33. 2:54I said, well, let's ask your mother if that's okay.
34. 2:57I'm the child's grandfather, but still I said,
35. 3:00but your mother is the one who's got to make that decision.
36. 3:03Our father wasn't home at the time.
37. 3:04I'd probably turn to him as well,
38. 3:05but he went home at the time.
39. 3:07So I said, well, your mother, let's talk to your mother,
40. 3:09see if your mother says that's okay.
41. 3:13Now, again, why?
42. 3:15I just, I respect for parental authority.
43. 3:20You have a group of people who have absolutely no respect for
44. 3:24parental authority.
45. 3:27And then I'm thinking about these various, I think, iterations
46. 3:32of the attitude that they have toward the average American, just,
47. 3:38you know, we Americans who are grateful to be Americans.
48. 3:41We love our country.
49. 3:42We're trying to fulfill our responsibility as citizens and as
50. 3:46individuals as members of families. And yet we seem to have this condescending, hostile response
51. 3:57to our desire to just live our lives as we see fit, not trying to harm our neighbors,
52. 4:03just not wanting to be harmed either. Just live our lives according to our biblical principles,
53. 4:10are ideals and we get the venom that is spewed toward us, such as we're deplorables, we're
54. 4:20bigots, we're haters, we're racists, we're white supremacists, we're Christian nationalists
55. 4:29and various and other sundry names that they've come up with to describe us.
56. 4:33Oh, we're domestic terrorists.
57. 4:35Let's not forget that one.
58. 4:37We're domestic terrorists.
59. 4:41There is all of this coming from.
60. 4:44Well, let me tell you what I've been thinking about, and I want to run through some other
61. 4:47things as well related to this.
62. 4:51I am convinced of this, folks, and this may seem like a harsh statement.
63. 4:54It may seem even to some people listening to this, could that possibly be true?
64. 5:00I'm convinced it is true.
65. 5:02I am convinced that the left, that the demon-crat party truly hate Americans.
66. 5:11I'm convinced of it.
67. 5:12They truly hate us.
68. 5:13Now would they ever say that?
69. 5:14Of course not.
70. 5:16They would never say that.
71. 5:17But think about this.
72. 5:19Think about what communists have done every time they've taken over countries.
73. 5:26They have punished viciously with torture, with death, with commitment to labor camps,
74. 5:37you decide bearya, but they have severely punished everyone that they
75. 5:45perceive to be an enemy past or present with either death or torture or commitment
76. 5:56to some horrendous labor camp where you're supposed to be re-educated. I read a
77. 6:05The book wants about North Korea.
78. 6:10Oh my goodness, it'll come to me.
79. 6:13Or maybe I may be able to find it, but find the title of it.
80. 6:18But it was about a family in which one member had been
81. 6:22basically accused of saying things that were not
82. 6:25in keeping with the regime.
83. 6:27And the entire family got committed to a labor camp.
84. 6:31And it was about the horrendous treatment
85. 6:34that they experienced.
86. 6:38Well, you see, I'm convinced that that's the same place,
87. 6:41the Demoncrat party, the Democratic Socialists of America.
88. 6:44These people are so singularly obsessed with power
89. 6:49that anyone who gets in their way is the enemy.
90. 6:54And in all of these countries, that includes the majority
91. 6:56of the people, because the majority of the people
92. 6:58don't want to live under totalitarian tyrannical
93. 7:01government, and once they gain power,
94. 7:05They've got to punish all those people who are in the way of the great utopia that they're
95. 7:09trying to create, you see.
96. 7:12And that's where this is coming from.
97. 7:14So for example, so for example, I'm sure you heard the story about mom daddy spending two
98. 7:20hours on the telephone with the secretary of homeland security and even apparently had
99. 7:25the nerve to call the president.
100. 7:26I can't imagine why President Trump would even let him get through to him.
101. 7:31basically arguing for the release of a guy who's convicted of violent assault, but also
102. 7:44charged with a number of other violent crimes. His name is Oscar Belgau, 28 years old from
103. 7:50the Dominican Republic. Fourth degree, Grand Larcini. I don't know what fourth degree is,
104. 7:58Grand Larceny is, I mean, that means you stole something of a certain level of value and criminal
105. 8:07cases involving a whole series of various crimes.
106. 8:14Robbery, drugs, weapons charges is a reputed member of the Trinitarios gang known for inflicting
107. 8:25wounds and killing people with machetes.
108. 8:28And Momdani spends two hours trying to get this guy released.
109. 8:34Now you get him released, what is he going to do?
110. 8:36The likelihood is he will hurt the American people.
111. 8:38And you think, well, why in the world would the mayor
112. 8:41spend all of that time, given all that he must have to do,
113. 8:44trying to get a guy like this back on the street?
114. 8:48Now again, I don't even think they're conscious of this.
115. 8:51I really don't, in most cases.
116. 8:53But I think part of the issue is that they see these people
117. 8:59as the punishers of the American people.
118. 9:01They see them as people who will inflict the pain
119. 9:04on the American people that we so well deserve.
120. 9:08Because after all, it's our fault.
121. 9:09We produce this guy, right?
122. 9:11I mean, we're responsible for him.
123. 9:13So it's only fitting that we should be punished by him.
124. 9:16It's only fitting that we or our children or our wives
125. 9:19or husbands would be killed by this guy
126. 9:22or hurt by this guy, or robbed by this guy,
127. 9:24or raped by this guy.
128. 9:25It's only fitting, because after all,
129. 9:28we're responsible for his very existence.
130. 9:30We're responsible for the fact that he is a nearedo well,
131. 9:33that he is a malingerer, that he is a convict,
132. 9:37that he is a killer, that he is a violent mad man.
133. 9:42We're responsible for it, and we ought to be punished for it.
134. 9:47I mean, El Syed, well, you know,
135. 9:50we kind of brought nine-one-one on ourselves.
136. 9:53Now he was sort of subtle and saying, but that's basically what he said.
137. 10:00Momdani, you know, yeah, one thing happened on October 7th, but you know, what, and he's
138. 10:08really talking about America and Israel because he considers whatever Israel's done, America
139. 10:12somehow has backed them.
140. 10:13So yeah, but what Israel done is an ongoing genocide, nothing to compare to with October
141. 10:20the 7th.
142. 10:21And he blames us in part four, if not entirely responsible for it. These folks hate us. They hate us
143. 10:34because we're in their way. It's not President Trump alone, who's in their ways. President Trump
144. 10:40is only in their way because he has so much support from the American people. But it's the
145. 10:46American people, these idiots, as they would see us, who want a president who loves our country
146. 10:54cares about the American people and is always trying, whether you agree with his every decision or not,
147. 11:00which I don't always, but nevertheless, I believe with all my heart, he is always trying to find
148. 11:07the answers that will best benefit the American people. And they hate that. They hate it about him.
149. 11:14They hate the fact that we're benefiting everything about this country that we love. They want to tear
150. 11:22down. I mean, we're trying to get illegal aliens out. They're trying to keep them in.
151. 11:30We're trying to get criminals locked up. They're trying to get them released. We're trying to
152. 11:35save unborn babies. They're trying to get them killed. We're trying to protect innocent children
153. 11:41from all this this gender, sexual, deviancy nonsense that they're trying to perpetrate on even
154. 11:48the most innocent children. We're trying to stop them. They're trying to do it with or without
155. 11:54our consent and the consent of parents. Look, if you found someone who you considered to
156. 12:07be an enemy who had been instructed on all the ways to try to hurt the American people,
157. 12:14what you would have found would be the average Democrat, because they've got myriad ways,
158. 12:23We've got myriad ways in which they're trying to harm us.
159. 12:30And we can't vote for people and put people in office who want to harm us.
160. 12:39We can't.
161. 12:43Now I was listening to El Syed or an excerpt because I don't really pay attention to this
162. 12:49man's.
163. 12:50I could not stomach listening to one of his stupid speeches because he reminds me a lot of
164. 12:55Gavin Newsom.
165. 12:56He's got this great ability to say a whole lot of nothing with a lot of words.
166. 13:00And if you're not paying attention, you think he said something and actually he said nothing.
167. 13:06But you know, he was having this discussion about, I guess, black folks and he kept referring
168. 13:11to black birthing equity.
169. 13:15And by the way, and to birthing persons, he never once used the term pregnant woman.
170. 13:20This is a Muslim.
171. 13:21You think he believes that nonsense.
172. 13:25in his religion, militates against it because everything in that religion denigrates women
173. 13:31and puts them in a subservient position to men.
174. 13:34But here's a guy who claims to be a Muslim, but he doesn't know what a woman is.
175. 13:37So he's got to refer to birthing persons.
176. 13:41And by the way, apparently, I don't know what this is supposed to mean, but black people
177. 13:45need some kind of special treatment here because he's very concerned about black birthing
178. 13:50equity.
179. 13:51Now, what is that supposed to mean?
180. 13:55Now if he had come out and said I was certain about the fact that more black babies are being murdered in their mother's wounds
181. 14:02Then if any of the demographic group in the country, okay, I would have sat up and paid attention said well
182. 14:07Maybe this guy's got something right anyway, but oh no no
183. 14:12He's concerned about black
184. 14:15birthing equity
185. 14:17Whatever in the world that means
186. 14:21This is Bishop B.W. Jackson
187. 14:23I'm in for Abraham Hamilton the third.
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202. 15:49Now here's another example.
203. 15:52Bishop E.W. Jackson, of course, in for Abraham Hamilton the third.
204. 15:55But here's another example of this hatred for all things
205. 16:00American and for things that we as Americans cherish.
206. 16:03We just had Columbus Day.
207. 16:05And of course, in many places, in fact,
208. 16:07went into a place one time and they said, oh, well, Monday's
209. 16:10Indigenous Peoples Day. And I, it kind of threw me off. And I
210. 16:14said, well, first I said, what's that? Then I realized, Oh,
211. 16:18well, wait a minute. I know what she's talking about, but
212. 16:22really, because it's not officially it's Columbus Day. But
213. 16:29of course, Columbus represents a Spanish man, a European and
214. 16:34explore an adventurer, a man of tremendous vision and courage and fortitude, who is set
215. 16:41out to explore the unknown parts of the world, at least unknown to Europeans, who had the
216. 16:49wherewithal, the ability at that point, somewhat rudimentary, mind you, but the ability at that
217. 16:54point to sail beyond their known area, off into the great beyond the seas, and of course
218. 17:03discovered what we now called North America, but he landed in El Salvador, our Savior, which
219. 17:14is, I mean he was a Christian man, but you know you think he was the first person who
220. 17:18ever walked the face of the earth.
221. 17:20I mean you think he was the devil incarnate and so we can't honor him because somehow
222. 17:26he did something wrong, but we can honor the indigenous people because they knew no wrong.
223. 17:33apparently, I guess.
224. 17:35You know, we Americans believe in merit,
225. 17:38we believe in achievement,
226. 17:41and we know we're not a perfect society or perfect people,
227. 17:45and we realize that sometimes there are excesses
228. 17:49in our country and that individuals, particularly,
229. 17:52or even groups can do bad things.
230. 17:54I'm not talking about demographic groups,
231. 17:56but people can become incarcerated with wicked ideas
232. 18:00and pursue those, but we haven't existed 250 years
233. 18:05because we've gotten everything wrong.
234. 18:08We've existed and prospered and thrived 250 years
235. 18:11because we've gotten so much right.
236. 18:15But you know, we can't celebrate Columbus, no,
237. 18:17because somehow that's, you just can't do that, right?
238. 18:23That goes back to European exploration.
239. 18:26And after all, the indigenous people were abused.
240. 18:29Well, first of all, let me give you a couple of salient facts here.
241. 18:33This is what I mean about just hating us.
242. 18:36They just hate us.
243. 18:38Now I'm an American of African ancestry, but I'm not an African.
244. 18:41I'm an American.
245. 18:42And the American heritage is my heritage.
246. 18:45That's who I am.
247. 18:47That is my, that is my, that is the ancestral origin to which I relate because I know much,
248. 18:58much more about that than I do about anything before that.
249. 19:02Now I know that my ancestors ultimately came from Africa,
250. 19:06but I don't know exactly where, I don't know who,
251. 19:10but I have a lot of knowledge, comparatively speaking,
252. 19:13about my American heritage.
253. 19:15And by the way, and it's what I choose to identify with,
254. 19:18because to me it's noble and admirable
255. 19:22and inspiring and uplifting.
256. 19:26Now, this is what they won't tell you.
257. 19:28First of all, this is what the history books won't tell you.
258. 19:32There's no such thing as indigenous people
259. 19:35on this continent.
260. 19:37You know what I just said?
261. 19:38And I don't mean any disrespect to natives.
262. 19:41There's no such thing.
263. 19:44We don't know of any indigenous people
264. 19:46because the natives who populated this continent
265. 19:50and ultimately migrated down to South American,
266. 19:53onto the South American continent,
267. 19:55They have been extensively tested and their DNA comes from South Asia.
268. 20:03Ancestrally speaking, they are South agents who migrated across, I think it was called
269. 20:08the Beringian Bridge, which now of course covered by the bearings.
270. 20:13Sea, but they walked across the landmass and migrated southward.
271. 20:19Probably because they were having a hard time growing crops, having a hard time feeding
272. 20:23themselves and they went exploring and looking for greener pasture and ultimately ended up
273. 20:28here.
274. 20:29They are not from North America.
275. 20:31So the whole idea of indigenous people is a lie.
276. 20:36The best you can say about them is they were here first or settled here before Europeans
277. 20:41arrived and okay, you want to call that indigenous?
278. 20:46But that's not true is it?
279. 20:49I think you could argue that Africans are indigenous to the African continent because we
280. 20:53know of no people who lived there prior to them. And we don't know that they come came from anywhere.
281. 21:03But we know that the natives who on this continent did come from somewhere else. They did not arise
282. 21:11originally in this continent. Of course, nobody ultimately did because we all immigrated. We can
283. 21:17go back far enough from the Garden of Eden. But that's another matter. But here's something
284. 21:24else they won't tell you, that the first and defining event in the relationship between the European
285. 21:33settlers and the people who were here before them is captured in what's known as the 1622
286. 21:46massacre. And that was a massacre in which the Powhatan Confederacy of tribes attacked English
287. 21:56settlers in and around Jamestown, killed 347 with a diabolical plot to befriend them first,
288. 22:08get them to let their guard down, and then suddenly attack without mercy killing men,
289. 22:15women, and children. 20 of the women who survived were kidnapped and held for ransom.
290. 22:23them. Prior to that, the English settlers took the attitude, let's try to work with
291. 22:31the natives, let's try to cooperate with them, let's try to assimilate them, let's try to
292. 22:36Christianize them, and people may criticize that, but to me that was a perfectly noble
293. 22:41approach. But guess what happened after the Indian massacre of 1622? Yeah, you know what
294. 22:49happen. The word went out, you can't trust them and you can't expect to actually have
295. 22:59cooperative relations with them because you never know when they will turn and cut your
296. 23:04throat. We are going to have to defeat them. We're going to have to bring them to their
297. 23:10knees and the attitude changed very, very swiftly after that massacre. Now I don't say
298. 23:16that to say everything that happened was the Indians' fault. But what I'm saying is the Indians were
299. 23:23no different than the Europeans. There were good people on both sides and there were some people
300. 23:30who were very aggressive and could be bloodthirsty on both sides. There were tribes on the native
301. 23:37side that were perfectly willing to cooperate with the European settlers and then there were
302. 23:42tribes that would kill everything that moved.
303. 23:47But it's the human condition.
304. 23:51And the stuff of trying to paint the settlers as the epitome of evil and the natives as the
305. 24:00cooperative peace-loving people who ended up encroached upon by the mean, ugly Europeans
306. 24:07who were bloodthirsty and thought of nothing but killing them all.
307. 24:11So that's, yes.
308. 24:13So we can't celebrate Columbus because he's one of those mean Europeans, but we can celebrate
309. 24:18the natives because they were, you know what?
310. 24:22They weren't far from the Garden of Eden.
311. 24:25They were just dancing and lolly gagging and playing and having fun.
312. 24:33And when the Europeans came, they said, oh, you all can join with us and have fun too.
313. 24:38And those mean Europeans said, oh, we don't want to have fun.
314. 24:41with these people, we don't want to cooperate with them, we don't want to kill them all.
315. 24:44Well, the first people who engage in mass killing was the so-called indigenous people.
316. 24:55Once again, proving my principle, it's not the skin, it's the sin.
317. 25:03And this idea of what a white man is the, he's the problem everywhere he appears.
318. 25:09I mean, yeah, right.
319. 25:12Well somebody go read, I would say these people read the Bible sometime.
320. 25:17just once and get a sense that even among those that God chose and anointed, there was
321. 25:24not a single one of them, not a single one of them except our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ,
322. 25:32who could be held up as an icon of perfection, not a single one other than Jesus. All the messed up,
323. 25:42all of them, I mean, remember Abraham lied about Sarah being his wife, Elijah
324. 25:53became suicidal because things didn't quite work out the way he thought. I mean
325. 25:58there is none righteous, no not one, all have sinned and come short of the glory of
326. 26:04God and that's the truth of the matter is. But these people who want to paint
327. 26:08somehow the settling of this continent and this, the birth of this country as
328. 26:14as somehow the epitome of all of the evil that you can conjure up,
329. 26:20and it resides in one vessel that is the white man.
330. 26:25These people are truly evil, and these people hate us.
331. 26:33And when I say us, I mean, they hate those of us who are grateful for this country,
332. 26:40who love this country, who love God, we are the Christian nationalists after all.
333. 26:47And then some, some, uh, another one of these pop stars recently said that, you know, the
334. 26:54greatest threat to America is the Christian nationalist.
335. 26:58They hate us.
336. 26:59That's why folks, we cannot stay home and let these people take over our country because
337. 27:09there is no telling what they will do if they ever had the level of power they really want.
338. 27:18Again, you don't have to look far to see it.
339. 27:21You don't have to think, well, you know Bishop Jackson,
340. 27:22you might be exaggerating a little bit.
341. 27:25Don't you remember how they celebrated the murder
342. 27:27of Charlie Kirk?
343. 27:29So many of them?
344. 27:31Even the ones who didn't celebrate it
345. 27:32didn't have anything decent to say.
346. 27:36They probably felt the same way,
347. 27:37but they knew they better not say it
348. 27:39because that was going a little bit too far.
349. 27:43I mean, they're still wishing for the murder
350. 27:47of the 47th president of the United States,
351. 27:50Donald J. Trump wishing, hoping for his murder.
352. 27:58We, we, we, as I've said before, are at a distinct disadvantage from a strictly earthly point of view,
353. 28:07because we cannot descend to the level of depravity, and we will not engage in depravity
354. 28:15in order to accomplish anything political.
355. 28:17the weapons of our warfare are not carnal, but mighty through God to the pulling down of strongholds.
356. 28:25And that's how we win. That's how we further our interests. We use the high road of love,
357. 28:32not the low road of hatred. So we still pray for them, even though we don't like the things that
358. 28:38they stand for and do, we still pray for them. And we just continue to march on toward victory,
359. 28:44because we know that's that's the ultimate. And anyway, we know that's how it's all going to work out.
360. 28:49We don't have to hate them to get there. In fact, we can love them all the way and hope that they'll
361. 28:54get a revelation one day. But what we cannot do, folks, is put them in power. What we cannot do
362. 29:01is abdicate our responsibility to vote these rascals out and make sure they get nowhere near
363. 29:09the levers of power. You know, when somebody says they hate you, they may not say it as
364. 29:20articulately as I've just said it. In other words, as directly maybe I should say, as I've
365. 29:24just said it, I hate you. But whenever everything they do suggests that they hate you, you don't
366. 29:31want to hand them a pistol and not voting, to me, is doing just that. It is handing those who hate
367. 29:43as a pistol, metaphorically speaking of course, and saying, you know what, you know, I know
368. 29:50you hate me, have at it. Now, the Bible says be wise as serpents and harmless as doves.
369. 30:00In other words, we're not trying to hurt them, but my good conscrations, neither do we want
370. 30:06to put in their hands the instrument and ammunition to hurt us and putting them in power. That's
371. 30:11exactly what that does.
372. 30:15Tallarico, I mean this guy has all over the place.
373. 30:20Why, just anything he can do or say to get power.
374. 30:24God is non-binary.
375. 30:25Oh no, I didn't mean that.
376. 30:27I didn't mean that.
377. 30:29You all know you all heard me say that,
378. 30:30but no, I didn't mean that.
379. 30:33Open borders.
380. 30:33No, I didn't mean that.
381. 30:35No, no, no, I know you heard me say that,
382. 30:36but that didn't really mean that.
383. 30:39I mean, apparently nothing that this guy said in the past,
384. 30:41does he actually mean?
385. 30:42And now he's been out two weeks, apparently with the flu.
386. 30:46I've had the flu.
387. 30:47Anybody ever had the flu and you were down for two weeks?
388. 30:50Now that the flu develops into pneumonia or something like that, maybe.
389. 30:53But the regular flu for two weeks, three days, four days, five days, maybe, maybe a week,
390. 31:02two weeks.
391. 31:04So it's technically only ten days.
392. 31:06Yeah, well, you know.
393. 31:09And no incommunicado for ten days.
394. 31:14What was he really up to?
395. 31:17What is really going on there?
396. 31:20Well I call him P.E.
397. 31:22Herman, I think that the guy's got serious problems, serious problems.
398. 31:28Because anybody who thinks the way he thinks and is going to blaspheme God and pull God
399. 31:33into his sick vision and try to play with God and shape God into a vision and image that
400. 31:40he has.
401. 31:42Not what God presents himself to be, but what he wants God to be.
402. 31:46persons more dangerous to himself than he knows.
403. 31:49Because it's a fearful thing to fall into the hands of the living God.
404. 31:55Well, again, I don't hate him, but I certainly don't want him anywhere near controlling anything
405. 32:03that's going to happen in this country.
406. 32:05Look, when I come back, I want to take your calls 888-589-8840.
407. 32:10That's 888-589-8840.
408. 32:13We have got to get out and vote.
409. 32:38Our own providence means God's super intending care over his creation.
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427. 33:54to you as I open the phone lines 888-589-8840, maybe I should say my questions to you
428. 34:02are, have you voted? Are you going to vote? Have you met people particularly
429. 34:11Christians or people who identify as at least conservative who haven't voted and don't intend
430. 34:20to vote. And what do you say to those people? Because I've certainly met them. I have met
431. 34:28them. Christian people working in youth ministries. I've met second amendment enthusiasts who
432. 34:37tell me, I don't vote. I don't get involved in that. What are you? What is wrong? I'm thinking
433. 34:45of myself, what? How can you say that? What? I mean, 888-589-8840 is the number that's 888-589-8840.
434. 34:58How can you value the rights that you enjoy, that God gave you, that the Constitution is
435. 35:08sworn, established to secure for you?
436. 35:13How can you say, I'm not going to vote?
437. 35:18Because to me, that's what suggests you don't really value those rights.
438. 35:23You don't really value the liberty that is the grant of Almighty God because if you did,
439. 35:32you would be the first in line.
440. 35:34I'm definitely voting.
441. 35:38I know some people said, well, I don't like either candidate.
442. 35:42You have to pick the one that's closest to your values unless there's some overriding reason
443. 35:49not to vote.
444. 35:51Well, I've had those moments, by the way.
445. 35:53They're rare, but I've had them.
446. 35:56In which there's been nobody on the ballot
447. 35:59that I could in good conscience vote for,
448. 36:01feeling that if I cast my vote for either candidate,
449. 36:04I was going, because I couldn't,
450. 36:06I haven't voted for a Democrat since Jimmy Carter.
451. 36:09And I've repented many times over that one.
452. 36:13But there have been times when the Republican
453. 36:18or an independent or whoever else is running
454. 36:21was so bad that I simply couldn't cast a vote for any candidate.
455. 36:27And you know what I've done where I could write in a name,
456. 36:30I've written in the name of Jesus,
457. 36:32knowing he's not on the ballot,
458. 36:33but I just wanna make a statement that I'm a Jesus follower.
459. 36:37So I'm not voting for somebody who I consider
460. 36:40to be an enemy of the gospel of Jesus Christ, period.
461. 36:44I'd say what I did here in Virginia for a lieutenant governor,
462. 36:49governor, and I know some people disagreed with this decision,
463. 36:54but I wrote in the right in Canada, because at least I
464. 36:58thought the right in Canada was somebody that I could in good
465. 37:02conscience support, even though I knew he really didn't have
466. 37:06virtually any chance because right ends, how can you possibly
467. 37:11have a chance as a right in Canada? I mean, that's, I mean,
468. 37:16Well, that's a tough one.
469. 37:20That's a tough one.
470. 37:21But I thought I could at least vote for that person and never have to look in the mirror
471. 37:28and say, you know, I wish I hadn't done that.
472. 37:33The person didn't win, of course.
473. 37:37And sadly, the person who did win was a Muslim.
474. 37:40Some people would say, yeah, but you should have voted against that.
475. 37:44Well, it would have been six and one half dozen the other.
476. 37:48them on the one hand, homosexual or the other, to me that was no choice at all. The number
477. 37:53again is 888-589-8840, that's 888-589-8840. It looks like as far as I can see at least,
478. 38:03my board is working, all the lines are available to you. And by the way, I said this about criminals,
479. 38:13about what the criminals can, how the criminals serve as a punishment on the American people.
480. 38:21I'm convinced of this. I'm convinced that Muslims serve the same role. I mean, think about folks.
481. 38:29Think about what Islam has produced in our world and then think about what it will do
482. 38:37if it has its way in our country. The Houthis just had an attack with the Houthis, by the
483. 38:43Hutis on the Riyadh airport, killed 12 injured 300, and of course they're Iran-backed Islamist
484. 38:54terrorists.
485. 38:55Boko Haram, they're killing Christians every single day in Nigeria.
486. 39:02Hezbollah, now they say they've been defeated, but we know they're not out of existence.
487. 39:07It may mean that for the time being they're incapable of carrying out any terrorist acts
488. 39:13at the moment, but we know they're not dead because they inculcate young people to believe
489. 39:19these vicious ideologies.
490. 39:21Then you got Hamas, they're in Gaza and they've continued to be recalcitrant.
491. 39:27I mean, no matter how much they're punished by the Jews and no matter what the government
492. 39:34of Israel does to warn civilians, they stick civilians out front to try to make sure they
493. 39:39as many civilians get killed as possible
494. 39:41so that they can use that against the Israelis.
495. 39:44And then there's ISIS.
496. 39:46We've had our runners with them.
497. 39:48We just had a young kid that was radicalized
498. 39:51by ISIS in Minneapolis, who was intending to go
499. 39:54and shoot as many people as he could in the mall of America.
500. 39:58And there's Al Shabab.
501. 40:00That's the Somali terrorists.
502. 40:03In fact, this kid wanted to join Al Shabab apparently,
503. 40:05but he couldn't get through to them.
504. 40:07So ISIS was happy to radicalize him and release him to go kill Americans.
505. 40:13In the Taliban, of course, we know they're a terrorist organization.
506. 40:17And there are several others, by the way.
507. 40:20Yeah, I just gave you seven.
508. 40:23And when people tell them, well, Islam is a peaceful religion, I said, well,
509. 40:28they certainly do have a weird way of showing it.
510. 40:32Because they are prolific at producing violent jihadists for a very peaceful
511. 40:39religion. Message joke. But again, you know, we vote for not you and me, of course, but Americans
512. 40:48vote for these, these Islamists, these jihadists. You got El Syed, who said, and when asked repeatedly,
513. 40:56well, is does Israel pose as greater threat to the United States of America as Iran? That's
514. 41:04an absurd question. That's a ridiculous question. I think both are dangerous in their own way.
515. 41:10What can these folks be trusted with power? And the answer to me is, absolutely not.
516. 41:29Because even those like an El-Sayed who is not an active terrorist,
517. 41:34They are imbued with the same attitudes, the same anti-Semitism, the same anti-American hatred.
518. 41:44I mean, remember, he still hasn't renounced his relationship with Hassan Piker, and Hassan Piker has made clear that he hates America.
519. 41:54He's tried to walk that back a little bit in the interest of the candidates he's trying to help, but he's made clear that he can't stand our country.
520. 42:02I told you all he's an anchor baby his parents brought him here they're from Turkey they brought him here
521. 42:08Haden let took him away as an infant he was raised in turkey and a lot of his slimmis are in turkey right now and are coming from turkey
522. 42:17Uh and then brought him back at the cusp of adulthood
523. 42:21So that he could be here as a as a thorn
524. 42:24In the side of the american people denouncing our country telling us we deserve
525. 42:29non-one-one with the worst country in the world, we're worst in al-Qaeda and all this nonsense.
526. 42:38We can't, we simply cannot turn power over these people. By the way, and I'm coming to the
527. 42:42phones just one moment. Let me just say this, we've been praying for God to bring confusion into their
528. 42:49ranks, to have diffusion of their attitudes into despair and disheartened, to have their funders
529. 42:56refuse to give them the funding that they need to carry out their plans. And when I see things
530. 43:05like Tallarico being missing for two weeks with no explanation, I say, okay Lord, thank
531. 43:11you. I mean we're seeing it right there, seeing some of the confusion. What does that mean?
532. 43:19What happened causing people to wonder, to take stock?
533. 43:26I think the same is true for Sayyid when he can't answer whether Iran poses a greater threat,
534. 43:32when Iran's threatened us with nuclear weapons in the past and said down with America,
535. 43:38kill America, they want America destroyed.
536. 43:41And he can't tell the difference between America and Israel, where Israel is an ally,
537. 43:46that in every way tries at least to support the United States of America.
538. 43:53888-589-8840. Let's go to the phones. We've got Stan in Iowa. Stan, welcome. Stan, are you there?
539. 44:09Yes, this is Stan. All right. Stan, welcome to the program. What's on your mind today?
540. 44:15Well, thank you, Mr. Jackson.
541. 44:19I've wanted to, I heard you speaking about Columbus, and there was one part of the story
542. 44:27that I think deserves mentioning is that I got this from a children's book, but basically
543. 44:37Columbus, his crew was about to pull a mutiny on him because they had been out there and
544. 44:45the sea was, they got kind of slow and everything.
545. 44:49And basically he had to go in his cabin and pray and he was looking for an idea of just
546. 44:56something to convince his men to stay with him.
547. 45:00And he had the idea of the resurrection of Christ, how it took three days of them waiting.
548. 45:06And so he went out there and he told him about that and he said if she can just give us three
549. 45:11days, he said then if there's no sign of land, then we'll turn around.
550. 45:18And on the third day, they saw like twigs floating in the water from some kind of storm that
551. 45:24had come from the banks of the new land.
552. 45:29So, it was definitely a great step of faith that he took to do that.
553. 45:37Amen.
554. 45:38Amen, Stan, thank you for the call.
555. 45:40That is essentially a true story.
556. 45:42I can't verify every detail of that, but that is essentially a true story.
557. 45:46I mean, they were on the cusp of a mutiny because at that point they felt lost.
558. 45:50They felt like they were going to die and the Columbus had led them on a fool's errand.
559. 45:56And you're right.
560. 45:57He stepped out and proclaimed that God was going to deliver them.
561. 46:02He was a man of prayer.
562. 46:03He was a man of faith.
563. 46:05And this stuff of denouncing Columbus is just some kind of cruel master and abuser is just
564. 46:15wrong.
565. 46:16But of course, we know it plays very well politically in some circles.
566. 46:19So thank you for reminding us of that.
567. 46:21Stan, I celebrate Columbus Day, not Indigenous Peoples Day.
568. 46:26All right, let's go to Frank in Mississippi Frank. Welcome. They are rated Eli Omar. That's her name
569. 46:37She's a congressman up there. Yes, you'll harm Omar. That's right
570. 46:42Okay, yeah
571. 46:43Sure, they can find a lot of dirt on that woman but anyway
572. 46:47You're about
573. 46:49Listen to Todd Herman earlier today and he brought up
574. 46:53This woman these two women they work together one of them
575. 46:56Trump and yellow and hated Trump and I call it Trump the
576. 47:01arrangements in the room that she had and she shot the other
577. 47:04woman that that that like Trump and shot her in the back and
578. 47:08killed her. I mean, what do you think of people that just hate
579. 47:12Trump for so much that they can't they can give him credit for
580. 47:15anything? Now, I don't agree with everything he does, you know,
581. 47:18but I mean, they got people out there that just they can't say
582. 47:22any I mean, they hate no matter what, you know, I think it's
583. 47:25mental illness, man. Well, thank you for the call, my friend. I believe it's a spiritual
584. 47:31illness because to hate someone at that level, and remember what I've been saying, they don't
585. 47:37just hate Trump. Trump represents the American people, the attitude of patriotism, of love
586. 47:43of country, of belief in America. They hate that. He just happens to be the person upon
587. 47:50whom they can target their venom because they don't know you, they don't know me necessarily.
588. 47:55Well, some of them know me and I've had my share of it, but that's really what it is.
589. 48:01They want this country and we're in their way.
590. 48:05And I said earlier too, they don't have a problem with using lies, stealing, cheating,
591. 48:13or killing in the end in order to get what they want.
592. 48:18Well folks, it's always a pleasure and an honor to be with you.
593. 48:22Please don't forget, tell everybody you know of Like Mind that they must get out and vote
594. 48:30and that they must vote their Christian values.
595. 48:33I say don't vote race, don't vote party, don't even vote personality, vote principle, vote
596. 48:41principle.
597. 48:42And if we as Christians do that, our country will be pulled back from the precipice and
598. 48:47will be able to continue writing the ship of state.
599. 48:50So look, in the meantime, you all know what to do.
600. 48:53Stand up, step up, speak up, and refuse to back up,
601. 48:56because we cannot be defeated if we will not quit,
602. 48:59because we are on God's side.