Flavio Bolsonaro flees Brazil after surprise presidential election results.

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22. 1:22you generate an income to your full time jobs, where and through which you cultivate an outcome.
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26. 1:49your house is far more important than what goes on in the White House.
27. 1:53And I say that with no intention whatsoever to denigrate or minimize the significance of
28. 1:59of what transpires at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue.
29. 2:02But I say it to emphasize the appropriate significance
30. 2:07with which we should consider our engagements in our homes.
31. 2:13If you look at the things that have transpired
32. 2:16in our country, the retrenchments of the family correspond
33. 2:21with the expansion of the Leviathan state,
34. 2:25we see the result of generations
35. 2:29of ceding our children to an anti-Christ, frankly,
36. 2:33government indoctrination complex has resulted
37. 2:36in the populace that has a very hard time
38. 2:40resisting the fool's gold that is a Marxist appeal,
39. 2:46the fool's gold that is society envy,
40. 2:51and covetousness, regardless of what is true.
41. 2:57Simply saying, well, if somebody has that,
42. 2:58Why can't I have that to embrace kind of, not kind of,
43. 3:04but to embrace an anti-American ethos
44. 3:07that whatever issued is of concern
45. 3:10or that may be of concern, the default response
46. 3:13is to look to the government for an answer.
47. 3:15And that is not the American way, frankly,
48. 3:19and it's not the biblical way.
49. 3:20Government has its role, but it's very narrow and limited.
50. 3:26But the capacity that we have as bears of God's image
51. 3:29is what founded this nation with a biblical,
52. 3:34Protestant work ethic and understanding.
53. 3:37That's just the truth of the history of this country.
54. 3:39And what's happened over time is the execution
55. 3:42of the Gram-Cian program, as has been described,
56. 3:45that's a long march through the institutions.
57. 3:47And unfortunately, our populace has not been fortified
58. 3:51sufficiently to resist that siren song.
59. 3:55You know, the passages and collosions, you know,
60. 3:58the Apostle Paul writing to fortify the Colossian believers
61. 4:01from being deluded in that delusion if gone unchecked,
62. 4:05if allowed to proceed unchecked,
63. 4:07metastasizes into full-blown captivity, right?
64. 4:10Guys, if you wonder what that looks like,
65. 4:12this is what it looks like.
66. 4:14This is what it looks like that we have, you know,
67. 4:17a generation and a half or a generation or two
68. 4:19from Mr. Gorbachev tearing down that wall
69. 4:22to where we now have the most fervent portion
70. 4:27portion of one major political part in our country are outright socialist and outright
71. 4:32Marxists. I remember saying some of these things before I ever had a radio program in the world
72. 4:38and people were looking at me like I was crazy like come on, Marxists, McCarthy, are you a
73. 4:47McCarthyite? I was like man I'm not a McCarthy and I just read. And when people show you
74. 4:52and tell you who they are you should believe them. And so from being mocked by saying you
75. 4:57realize there are Marxists in America, to now you have, I don't know, the Democratic
76. 5:01socialism of America. Nobody's apologized though. Nobody said, you know,
77. 5:06we hate you or write about that. Nobody says that. I'm not looking for an apology.
78. 5:10I want to be a part of the Lord's remnant who is invested in being
79. 5:18salt and light in the time of the place where God has planted us. I'm
80. 5:22appealing to you to join the ranks of the Lord's remnant, first and foremost,
81. 5:28By placing your faith in Jesus Christ for eternal salvation, if you have not yet done so, today
82. 5:35is the day of salvation.
83. 5:36You look at the things that are transpiring around us, they confirm repeatedly the fact that
84. 5:41the Bible is true.
85. 5:43The Bible is true.
86. 5:44And because the Bible is true, we should govern ourselves accordingly.
87. 5:50Downstream from that reality is the fact that God has placed us as Acts 17 explains in this
88. 5:56time for his purposes. And so we have this moment before us. Let's not miss our moment.
89. 6:04The word of God we go. Isaiah chapter 26 is where I want to begin the program today. Isaiah
90. 6:09chapter 26. I want to focus in on verses 3 and 4 in the book of Isaiah. Isaiah chapter 26
91. 6:19verses 3 and 4. And this is a greatly encouraging source of scripture. And I pray that you are
92. 6:27encouraged by it as well. And this is what the text says. Verse 3, Isaiah 26, verse 3,
93. 6:33the steadfast of mind, you, notice the why there's capital capitalized in the
94. 6:40SB 95, the steadfast of mind you will keep in perfect peace because he trusts in
95. 6:51you. Trust in the Lord forever. For in God the Lord we have an everlasting rock. We have
96. 7:03an everlasting rock. That verse 3 in many translations, King James, ESV and others, it
97. 7:08renders that verse 3 to the beginning of it as this way. You keep him in perfect peace,
98. 7:14whose mind is stayed on you.
99. 7:19I'm presenting that to you because I'm keenly aware,
100. 7:23you know, less than a week away now.
101. 7:25You have midterm elections.
102. 7:27I have stories I'm gonna share with you.
103. 7:29There are people who have just to cut right to the chase,
104. 7:31evil intentions for our nation, for our nation,
105. 7:34evil intentions.
106. 7:35Have you haven't seen the thing that Senator Elizabeth Stockton
107. 7:40said, make sure I'm pronouncing her name right,
108. 7:43As he said at the University of Chicago, slotkin, I'm sorry, slotkin, he lists a slotkin, you
109. 7:49know, because I'm on this program warmed.
110. 7:50Yes, you have Islamists who have intentions.
111. 7:54We talked earlier this week about the memorandum that was discovered in 2004.
112. 7:58There are Marxists.
113. 7:59I already talked about them today that have intentions.
114. 8:01You know, we're going to mention in the next segment, Flavio Bolsonaro, fled Brazil.
115. 8:07You know, when people tend to forget that this dude is a member of the Brazilian Congress,
116. 8:14But had to flee Brazil after the presidential election this week.
117. 8:20Crazyness.
118. 8:21And we look at them and say, man, that's been in a Republican type stuff.
119. 8:24But wait, do you hear some of the things that a sitting US Senator just said?
120. 8:29You know, it should perk your ears up to pay attention as it was going on.
121. 8:35But with all of that transpiring, what I said a few moments ago still remains to be true,
122. 8:39God knowing for well what was to come appointed you and I to this time for this moment. And so we
123. 8:48don't have to allow the swirling of the ridiculous. We don't have to allow the consternations of the
124. 8:56wicked like Psalm Psalm 2 talks about the heathen conspiring together, raging and conspiring
125. 9:03and imagining of anything. We don't have to be fearful of that. We need to be sober minded,
126. 9:07So, remind it, stealy, but most importantly,
127. 9:12anchored in the truth of the King of glory.
128. 9:14And this is what this scripture is discussing.
129. 9:17The steadfast of mine, or as the King James renders it,
130. 9:21you shall keep him in perfect peace,
131. 9:23whose mind is stayed on you, that word stayed,
132. 9:27or steadfast in the translation that I'm reading from.
133. 9:30Come from the Hebrew word, that means to brace oneself,
134. 9:33to lean upon, in rest.
135. 9:38You know, as I was preparing for the show, I got the image.
136. 9:41If some of you remember the Lion King movie when,
137. 9:43when Simba was just resting on Mofas's head, you know,
138. 9:48this is what the scripture is talking about,
139. 9:49resting in him, not being ignorant as to what swirls around us,
140. 9:53not being, you know, ostrich-like with the head in the sand.
141. 9:56No, we're keenly aware of what is happening.
142. 9:59We simply know that the things that are happening
143. 10:01are not bigger than our God, you see.
144. 10:04And when the temptation arises to be, you know, whipped up into a frenzy and to be drawn and
145. 10:11to kind of shock, shock into, you know, responsiveness and say, what about this? And what about this?
146. 10:15And what about this? You know, the Spirit of God comes to remind us, remember, remember who you are,
147. 10:19but most importantly, remember who's you are. That's what the Scripture is talking about.
148. 10:25The steadfast of mine, the one who's braced in rest, the one who leans upon the reality of the
149. 10:35transcendence, plunder of our God. The scripture says, he, he, our God, Yahweh, will keep him
150. 10:42in perfect peace. I love this construction in the Hebrew because it says, Shalom Shalom.
151. 10:48A lot of us are familiar with the concept of Shalom, but this text renders basically double
152. 10:53Shalom, that those who are steadfast, who have a steadfastness of mind, who are resting
153. 11:01the reality of who our God is, our God will keep them in perfect peace. Think about that.
154. 11:10In the middle of swirling raging winds, the storms that surround us, the Lord reveals
155. 11:14Himself as the one who will maintain us in shalom shalom in the midst of it all. And
156. 11:21I would say, I would submit to you that this is our portion and is available to us as we
157. 11:27are facing these midterm elections. This is available to us as we are facing the
158. 11:31the ascendancy of the Hassan Pike or some of the DSA.
159. 11:34It's available to us as we have an Abdul Sayyad
160. 11:36who refuses to denounce the Muslim Brotherhood
161. 11:39when asked about Sharia law.
162. 11:40Oh, nobody's worried about Sharia law.
163. 11:42Really bro?
164. 11:45When you hear Alyssa Slatkin's plans, no, no.
165. 11:48This is the opportunity for us
166. 11:50to maintain a steadfastness of mind
167. 11:54in light of who our God is.
168. 11:55And he in turn says in his word
169. 11:58that he will keep us in perfect peace.
170. 12:00Shalom, Shalom, why?
171. 12:02We don't have to guess.
172. 12:03The scripture tells us why.
173. 12:05Why?
174. 12:06Because he trusts in you.
175. 12:09Because he trusts in the Lord.
176. 12:12The King James says, trust death.
177. 12:14That ETH means that the trust is not a visitation,
178. 12:17but it's a habitation.
179. 12:18It's a continual reality.
180. 12:21That there is no amount of swirling winds
181. 12:24and raging storms and consternation
182. 12:26and threats that can move us from the place of steadfastness of mine and being preserved
183. 12:35in Shalom Shalom.
184. 12:36Then it goes further.
185. 12:38Why?
186. 12:39Because you trust, because we trust in the Lord forever.
187. 12:44For in God the Lord, or as the legacy Bible says, when, for Yahweh Himself, for in Yahweh
188. 12:50Himself, we have an everlasting rock.
189. 12:56And I want to encourage you with the truth of this scripture, this evening.
190. 13:03We have an everlasting rock who is not subject to term limits, who is not on anybody's ballot,
191. 13:09who is not limited to a composition of a parliament, is not limited to ranked choice voting.
192. 13:19We have an everlasting rock that we have the privilege of placing our trust in, and having
193. 13:25a steadfastness of mine, steadfastness of mine. And as that is our continual disposition,
194. 13:33the scripture says that we don't keep ourselves in perfect peace, that he will keep us in perfect
195. 13:39peace. This is the privilege that you have as a believer, that as the storms rage to use
196. 13:45the metaphor of a ship on the body of water, as the water rocks in rolls, that ship can move
197. 13:52in sway, but we have an everlasting rock. So we don't have to be
198. 13:57fearful. We can be reminded that we don't contend for victory. We contend from victory.
199. 14:05It doesn't mean we don't do anything, but our doing is from the perspective of being preserved
200. 14:10in the Shalom Shalom. Perfect peace, completeness, soundness, including our welfare as well as our
201. 14:19internal disposition, being preserved, spirit, soul, and body in the face of what may come,
202. 14:24that we still serve the king who even causes fiery furnaces, fiery furnaces to be nullified
203. 14:30if his three Hebrew young men are cast in. And there's a fourth man in the fire who looks kind of like
204. 14:35the son of God, that we serve the God who shuts the mouths of lions, even if a daniuous place in a
205. 14:41lion's den. Don't allow these things that are swirling around us brothers and sisters to encroach
206. 14:46upon the reality of who we are in Christ, and more importantly, who Christ is, because
207. 14:52we have an everlasting rock who's not subjected to the temporal winds and waves of this culture.
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219. 15:46So as I mentioned in the first segment, Flavio Balsonaro, the son of former Brazilian president,
220. 15:56Javier Bolsonaro landed this morning in Miami after fleeing Brazil following the
221. 16:06election there and there's a reason why I'm sharing this and I hope you see it as
222. 16:10we go through it now sometimes and I don't purport to be an expert in
223. 16:15Brazilian electoral politics or anything like that but it's easy to forget that
224. 16:23Flavio Bolsonaro is a sitting senator in the Brazilian Congress.
225. 16:30This will be the equivalent of a US senator who is running for president who loses the
226. 16:35presidency who has to flee the nation immediately following the election the day after the election.
227. 16:40Just to contextualize this.
228. 16:42Think about this.
229. 16:43Think about Barack Obama who ran for president as a US senator from Illinois and then he
230. 16:51He lost in the 2008 election and then the day after the election, he has to flee the United
231. 16:56States of America.
232. 16:57Like, think about that.
233. 16:59That's what's happening in Brazil.
234. 17:03And it's remarkable even.
235. 17:06It's remarkable.
236. 17:07And of course, President Trump has, Flavio Bolsonaro, Bolsonaro family, our allies of
237. 17:11President Trump.
238. 17:12President Trump has said that the Brazilian election was a product of chicanery, you know, and
239. 17:19I mean, people following it have said the same thing because Flavio Bolsonaro defeated
240. 17:24the incumbent president.
241. 17:25What's his name?
242. 17:27Lula, Lula, I'll just call him Lula, Lula, handily in the initial election, in the initial round
243. 17:35of the elections.
244. 17:36So they had a subsequent round and all of a sudden Lula gains an additional amount of votes
245. 17:42that led to him having a 4.4 million vote margin over Bolsonaro.
246. 17:46And again, I'm not an expert in Brazilian politics, but just doing a brief study of their
247. 17:53elections.
248. 17:54It never has happened to where the person who lost in the previous round of elections comes
249. 17:58back and ends up defeating the candidate who won the first round of elections.
250. 18:08That is an anomaly in an electoral process.
251. 18:12Well, according to what has been reported on this matter, that the day after the election,
252. 18:19the Brazilian Supreme Court approached Flavio Bolsonaro on demand that he surrender his
253. 18:23passports.
254. 18:24This is wild.
255. 18:27Guys, this is banana republic type stuff.
256. 18:32This is banana republic type stuff.
257. 18:35Demand that he surrender his passports to which, you know, there are there are there are
258. 18:42contradictory reports here summer saying that
259. 18:44summer saying that he uh...
260. 18:47surrendered his domestic and diplomatic passports meaning his brazilian
261. 18:52passports
262. 18:53but he still had an Italian passport
263. 18:56then others are saying he declined a surrender is passport
264. 18:59either way
265. 19:00uh... in response to the supreme court
266. 19:03request of his passport
267. 19:07balsanao
268. 19:09high-tales and out of brazil going first Argentina
269. 19:12where the Argentine president is Javier Millet, who is also an ally of President Trump and
270. 19:18an ally of the Bolsonaro family, and from Argentina to Ecuador, from Ecuador, he landed
271. 19:25by a private charter plane in Miami.
272. 19:29President Trump has granted Flavio Bolsonaro and his family visas, apparently temporary
273. 19:35visas in light of this, what he perceives to be, a persecution effort following the persecution
274. 19:40effort that was imposed by the same court against Flavio Bosonaro's father.
275. 19:47Our sister Merle is in the chat explaining that in the first round of voting that Flavio
276. 19:51Bosonaro beat Lula by over 10 million votes.
277. 19:55Now all of a sudden he's down 4.4 million votes.
278. 20:02I mean, I'm from New Orleans near to the Gulf of America.
279. 20:06I know what fish smell like.
280. 20:09This is fishy.
281. 20:11Listen to this brief clip.
282. 20:15into it and watch it reporting on the entire scenario that is unfolding from Brazil.
283. 20:20It's clip number four, clip four, go.
284. 20:23The plane carrying Flavio Bolsonaro and his family touched down at Opelaca executive here.
285. 20:29Just this morning, he and his family were granted visas by the US government.
286. 20:33Brazilian authorities say Bolsonaro and his wife and daughters fled Brazil to Argentina
287. 20:37last night in a vehicle in what is said to have been a 19 or 20 hour drive.
288. 20:42And then this morning they boarded that private plane to arrive here in the Miami area.
289. 20:46The Brazilian Supreme Court demanded they surrender their passports yesterday, but they
290. 20:50refused again.
291. 20:51This is all a day after the 45 year old Senator and his family were granted US visas by the
292. 20:57Trump administration overnight president Trump said he approves of the Bolsonaro's arriving
293. 21:02in the US.
294. 21:04As I mentioned President Trump and the Bolsonaro family saying, man, listen, these people
295. 21:08up to the same shenanigans, guys.
296. 21:09And this is banana republic type stuff.
297. 21:12This is banana republic type stuff.
298. 21:14How do you go from being up 10 million votes
299. 21:16in the first round of elections,
300. 21:18then in the second round,
301. 21:20you're down by 4.4 nearly 4.5 million votes?
302. 21:25Now this is wild, man.
303. 21:27This is wild, this is banana republic type stuff.
304. 21:32Now I'm presenting this because that same type of activity
305. 21:37really is the desire of people right here in our own country.
306. 21:44The same types of activity.
307. 21:45I'm not saying identically, but the same types of activity.
308. 21:48Now why am I saying that?
309. 21:51Well, a week ago, and I alluded to this earlier, but I'm going to go into the details now,
310. 21:57Senator Elisa Slotkin from Michigan, she's a Democrat Senator from Michigan,
311. 22:04appeared at the University of Chicago's Institute for Politics event.
312. 22:10She was there to be interviewed by the Vox editorial director,
313. 22:18who's also a host of a show for Vox.
314. 22:22His name is Aestead Herndon.
315. 22:25Alright?
316. 22:26The University of Chicago is a predominantly regressive university,
317. 22:30and so, Elissa Slotkin felt comfortable.
318. 22:35She felt relaxed to where I'm here among fellow travelers
319. 22:41and because the people here more than likely all agree with me,
320. 22:49she didn't expect her comments to get out.
321. 22:53Now when you hear these comments, well I'm just going to let you hear the comments yourself from her.
322. 23:00I will set up the context for you because in her comments, Alyssa Slotkin shared what she hopes to accomplish
323. 23:10after the midterm elections should the Democrats win a majority in the U.S. Senate.
324. 23:15And in her commentary you're going to find,
325. 23:19find that she said that we not only need to implement legal processes against
326. 23:26President Trump, but we also need to make cases against others in his
327. 23:35administration because she says, and I quote, I want young people coming out of
328. 23:41school to say, should I go work for the Trump administration? That sounds fun. I might get
329. 23:47an opportunity. I want them to be like, Lord, that might be buying myself a ton of problems
330. 23:53that I don't want. So let me avoid participating in that. I want that deterrence message sent."
331. 24:00You see, Alyssa Slotkin, and I'm going to play it for you. Don't worry. Alyssa Slotkin is
332. 24:05saying that she wants to prosecute the types of cases not only against the president.
333. 24:13She wants to prosecute cases to people far downstream from the president so as to intimidate
334. 24:22young Americans, people coming out of universities, people coming out of college so that they
335. 24:29would not consider participating in government if they happen to be conservative.
336. 24:36about this. And in her words, she wants to execute these prosecutions not because a crime
337. 24:42has been committed, not because there is evidence of criminality. No, no, no. She wants to do
338. 24:49this. Why? Wow. Quote her again. I want that deterrence message sent in quote. She wants
339. 24:58to deter young people from serving our country and governmental processes if they have a world
340. 25:05you that diverges from hers. I don't want you to take my word for it. I want you to listen
341. 25:12to it for yourself. Listen to and watch Alyssa Slotkin on stage at the University of Chicago's
342. 25:18Institute of Politics just last week. Clip number one, go.
343. 25:25So that's what I'm saying. I want to look at these signature cases and not just focus
344. 25:29on the president, but on the people who enabled him. I want young people coming out of school
345. 25:34to say, should I go work for the Trump administration?
346. 25:37Like, that sounds fun.
347. 25:38I might get an opportunity.
348. 25:39I want them to be like, Lord, that might be buying myself
349. 25:43a ton of problems that I don't want.
350. 25:45And so let me avoid participating in that.
351. 25:49I want that deterrence message sent.
352. 25:52She wants that deterrence message sent.
353. 25:58Then that's on a whole lot like,
354. 26:00if you weren't for president and we don't like you,
355. 26:02we come to demand your passport thereafter.
356. 26:06Guys, this is banana republic type stuff.
357. 26:09Now, taking into consideration what we witnessed during President Trump's first administration.
358. 26:15Do you remember the law fair?
359. 26:17Do you remember the Mueller investigation that was based on what?
360. 26:21Do you remember the impeachment that was based on what?
361. 26:23Do you remember the litigation and the law fair repeatedly repeatedly repeatedly?
362. 26:28Do you remember how those connected to the Trump administration, how they were prosecuted
363. 26:33in pursuit?
364. 26:34Do you remember this?
365. 26:37Now you have Alyssa Slock and saying, we want to ramp that up.
366. 26:40We want to do it to such a degree that we want young people who would dare consider getting
367. 26:47involved in public life.
368. 26:51We want them to be deterred from doing so because they don't want to deal with the legal
369. 26:55problems that could flow from that.
370. 26:58Should she get her preference in terms of the composition of our Congress following these
371. 27:05midterm elections?
372. 27:06Now, of course, you can imagine.
373. 27:08Because remember, she's saying it's at the University of Chicago.
374. 27:13She doesn't expect anybody there to have any problems with what she's saying.
375. 27:17She doesn't expect anybody there to kind of out what she's saying, but it just so happened
376. 27:21you had a few conservative journalists who were in the room.
377. 27:25And they were like, what did she just say?
378. 27:28And that's how we got the video to disseminate publicly, because as you might imagine, Alyssa
379. 27:34The slocking is saying, man, you know, you see, see what
380. 27:37happened was they didn't really get what I really meant.
381. 27:45That wasn't what I really meant.
382. 27:48You see, what I really meant, what I really meant is I'm
383. 27:53talking about people committed crimes.
384. 27:58But unless the slocking is a woman who's very capable of
385. 28:02communicating what she thinks, the problem with that
386. 28:05defense and explanation is she didn't say that.
387. 28:07It's been very easy for you to say, you know, for people who commit crimes.
388. 28:14And once again, her comments themselves and the additional context for the comments show
389. 28:20you what she truly meant because immediately following the statement she just made, which
390. 28:25she wanted to send that deterrence message, the host, our, our, as Dan Herndon, says in
391. 28:32response to what she's saying, fair. Make them a pariah politically, socially, and maybe
392. 28:40even legally to which Elizabeth Larkin says she nods affirmatively saying yep that's
393. 28:45exactly what I mean. Let me show you. Listen to and watch this is a short clip, clip number
394. 28:50two, clip number two, go.
395. 28:52And you can make it a pariah politically socially, maybe even legally even if that doesn't
396. 28:57lead to the kind of high bar of impeachment.
397. 29:00Did you hear that?
398. 29:02So make them a pariah, politically, socially, and maybe even legally.
399. 29:09Even if you don't get to the high bar of impeachment, to which Alyssa Slocken is just
400. 29:14nodding her noggin.
401. 29:15Yep, that's what I'm talking about.
402. 29:18That's what I'm talking about.
403. 29:19Now, why am I presenting this, guys?
404. 29:20I'm putting this next to what just happened in Brazil because you don't have to guess what
405. 29:25these people want to do.
406. 29:27are telling you. Alyssa Slotkin, a US Senator, a sitting US Senator, is saying we need to
407. 29:33identify signature cases. Not only the president, we need to get signature cases all the way
408. 29:41down. Why do we need these signature cases, Alyssa Slotkin? Why? Because we're pursuing
409. 29:45justice because there is evidence of criminality because there are things where legal accountability
410. 29:50is necessary. No. That's not why Alyssa Slotkin wants it. She wants it. She told you why.
411. 29:56I want young people coming out of school to say should I go work for the Trump administration that sounds fun
412. 30:03I might get an opportunity, but I want them to be like Lord that might be buying myself a ton of problems that I don't want
413. 30:11So let me avoid participating in that I want that deterrence message sent in quote
414. 30:18So if you want to know why they want to do these things
415. 30:21things, they want this deterrence message sent. Of course, they oppose President Trump. Now
416. 30:26think about this, President Trump will be a lame duck president after the midterm elections.
417. 30:32If you have a divided Congress, there's not much you can do domestically. But for a list
418. 30:41of slot can, no, it's an opportunity to hinder President Trump as much as possible, but to
419. 30:49send this deterrence message to cause young people to realize or to cause young people to think
420. 30:56differently.
421. 30:57Man, if I got a worldview that is not politically in with the politically correct crowd, then
422. 31:02I probably need to avoid participating.
423. 31:06You know, because I could be opening myself up for a lot of problems.
424. 31:12To which I would ask, is that American?
425. 31:15Is that consistent with the Declaration of Independence?
426. 31:19Is that consistent with us being the land of the free land of the free land of the free
427. 31:26home of the brave?
428. 31:29And I'm sharing this with you because I want you to see not just from somebody's opinion
429. 31:34not just my opinion, but this is what they intend to do.
430. 31:37Do you want to allow these kind of people to have their way with a majority of influence
431. 31:43in this instance in the US Senate?
432. 31:45Guys, this is despicable.
433. 31:49This is despicable.
434. 31:52She wants this deterrence message sent.
435. 31:57I pray that her staying the quiet part out loud backfires big time, backfires bigly, so
436. 32:05that people seeing, oh that's what she wants it on.
437. 32:08Nah, we're not letting that happen.
438. 32:10We're not letting that happen.
439. 32:14And respond otherwise.
440. 32:18Guys, this is out of her own mouth.
441. 32:23This is what she reveals about herself.
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456. 33:15Welcome back to the Hamilton Corner, Abraham Hamilton the third here.
457. 33:18Speaking of these elections and it's just, y'all see the craziness in Alaska.
458. 33:24So Alaska is one of the states where the Senate race is viewed to be pretty tight in some regards.
459. 33:31Alaska, Michigan, I don't think Maine is in that anymore.
460. 33:37Texas is being described in that way.
461. 33:39So as in Collins is expected to win.
462. 33:41And bang.
463. 33:42But in Alaska, man, this is just wild.
464. 33:46So Alaska is a state that has ranked choice voting, which is, guys, that is frankly an abomination
465. 33:53for electoral engagement.
466. 33:56I mean, they wake votes.
467. 33:59You vote for several choices.
468. 34:00You make your ranks.
469. 34:01And usually the person has the most second place votes.
470. 34:04It ends up winning.
471. 34:05You know, it's crazy.
472. 34:07the way they do ranked choice voting there but
473. 34:10uh... in alaska you have
474. 34:12uh... three people that are primarily in the
475. 34:15uh... november thirty election in the navrimber third race
476. 34:19uh... it is the incumbent
477. 34:21and i'm a safe this way intentionally
478. 34:22it's the incumbent
479. 34:24uh... republican u s senator dan cell of it
480. 34:29then you have the former former congresswoman
481. 34:33democrat challenger mary poltola
482. 34:36then you have currently as i'm talking right now
483. 34:40formally identified as republic and now on the ticket
484. 34:43as
485. 34:45uh... non-affiliated
486. 34:46and not affiliated dance of it
487. 34:49uh... i'm dead serious
488. 34:52oh yeah but see you see the dance of it who is currently described as an
489. 34:56affiliated is dan j
490. 34:59so live it
491. 35:00where's the incumbent republican is dan s
492. 35:03Sullivan surely you're not confused are you
493. 35:06heh heh heh heh
494. 35:09then Sullivan initially tried to run as a Republican as well
495. 35:14but due to
496. 35:16uh... a complaint filed with the state election officials in Alaska
497. 35:20he was disqualified from running as a Republican so he reasserted himself on
498. 35:24the ballot
499. 35:25as
500. 35:26a as an independent or an Alaska's terminology non-affiliated
501. 35:31now again with the ranked choice voting
502. 35:34in Alaska is amazing how he ends up on the November 3rd ballot because the Dan J Sullivan, who's
503. 35:43now on the ballot, received only 2.5% of the statewide vote in the August primary in Alaska.
504. 35:51Only 2.5%.
505. 35:52Did you know that?
506. 35:54He's not affiliated now, you see.
507. 35:57That's the non-incumbent.
508. 35:58Yeah.
509. 35:59Dan, that's Dan S. See, that's the whole point.
510. 36:02See, that's the whole point.
511. 36:03Bobby's saying, wait, Daniel J, or Daniel S?
512. 36:05Daniel S is the incumbent Republican.
513. 36:08Dan J is unaffiliated guy, but he only got two and a half percent of the vote in the primary,
514. 36:14but according to Alaska law, that's enough for him to end up on the general election
515. 36:19ballot in November.
516. 36:23So what has happened now is that Alisa Rios, who was the former campaign manager and longtime
517. 36:32aid for Mary Patola has come out and said, oh, oh, Mary Patola is definitely aware of Dan
518. 36:40J Sullivan running for Senate.
519. 36:42In fact, there are text messages indicating that she or her not I won't say she, but her
520. 36:49team, you look at me if you're watching the show, wink, wink, her team was involved in recruiting
521. 36:55Dan J Sullivan to run for office.
522. 37:00the express purposes of confusing Alaska voters, some who might be inclined to vote for the
523. 37:07incumbent Dan S Sullivan to throw some votes towards Dan J Sullivan in an effort to reduce
524. 37:16the amount of votes that would go to the incumbent Republican to try to create a path for the
525. 37:20Democrat challenger Mary Potala to win in Alaska.
526. 37:23I can't make this stuff up.
527. 37:25Can't I make this stuff up?
528. 37:26Now of course, Mary Patola and her campaign have denied any awareness of a recruitment
529. 37:33effort to get someone on the ballot whose name just happens to be identical to the Republican
530. 37:38incumbent.
531. 37:39And the willing participant Dan J Sullivan has said, Oh, no, nobody recruited me for the
532. 37:46purposes of confusion.
533. 37:47But guys, this is what's going on.
534. 37:54So a lot of the reasons behind the tightness of the race in Alaska, because you got two
535. 38:01dance elements on the ballot.
536. 38:05Now of course, Alaskan voters need to read their ballots because the incumbent Dan S Sullivan
537. 38:11is identified as the incumbent Republican senator on the ballot in Alaska.
538. 38:17But just above his name is Dan J Sullivan.
539. 38:22Guys, this is one of the Alaskan people from crime.
540. 38:28This is ridiculous.
541. 38:29And if you listen to me, Bobby and I are talking about this in the studio.
542. 38:34Do you think that's going to confuse some Alaska voters?
543. 38:39This is crazy, guys.
544. 38:42But these are the kind of things that are happening.
545. 38:45These are the kinds of things that are happening.
546. 38:50So it's just wild.
547. 38:53It's just wild.
548. 38:55What is happening there?
549. 38:58And I want to mention something else because just yesterday the parliamentary elections
550. 39:04in Israel took place.
551. 39:07And one of the things that some of us in America, we don't realize is that Israel is a parliamentary
552. 39:11system.
553. 39:12So the citizens in Israel don't elect the prime minister directly.
554. 39:16They cast votes for parties that would comprise their parliament.
555. 39:20And then the parliament elects the prime minister and the president.
556. 39:25All right.
557. 39:27Israel's Parliament is the Knesset and it has 120 seats.
558. 39:31In order to have the power to elect the Prime Minister
559. 39:34and the President, the party needs to secure 61 seats
560. 39:40in the Knesset.
561. 39:41Historically, there has never been a party
562. 39:45that is one of the majority of Knesset seats.
563. 39:47So usually, the Prime Minister and the President
564. 39:50are elected as a result of a coalition.
565. 39:52So you have one party, for example, like Benjamin Netanyahu's
566. 39:55the coup party, they will form a coalition with the next largest block of seats in the
567. 39:59connesit and then they would agree to who they wanted to put in position as the Prime Minister
568. 40:06and as the President.
569. 40:08And Bibi Netanyahu is seeking to be to continue his stint as the longest serving Prime Minister
570. 40:13in Israel's history.
571. 40:14But one of the things I want to point out to you is that Israel is reporting 77.7% voter
572. 40:21participation in this recent election.
573. 40:2570, 7.7, nearly 78% of the voting eligible Israeli citizenry participated in this election.
574. 40:38Do you know what the average participation is in our country?
575. 40:41For midterm elections, participation usually covers about 40% guys.
576. 40:45That means 40% of voting eligible adults in the United States of America, citizens of
577. 40:51the United States of America, only 40% participated in midterm elections.
578. 40:56Guys, that's embarrassing.
579. 41:00And even in presidential elections, which are far more popular in our country, do you realize
580. 41:08the number of voting eligible American citizens that participate is usually it exceeds about
581. 41:1360 percent?
582. 41:17And I understand in Israel that there are existential things that are before that may
583. 41:21in October 7th, hello, and this is the highest participation in the election that Israel has
584. 41:27ever had, 77.7 percent.
585. 41:32I'm sharing this data with you because I feel as David articulated when Goliath was
586. 41:41stomping in the shouting, is there not a cause?
587. 41:45Is there not a cause?
588. 41:47So we usually have about 60% of voting eligible Americans, adult citizens who completely express
589. 41:52zero interest in the future alley of our country.
590. 41:59Don't let that be you.
591. 42:01And I know this audience is one of the most astute and engaged audiences.
592. 42:09share that share those statistics with your friends family and loved ones because that's a shame
593. 42:1440% and oftentimes it's the low turnout that leads to people who should never be in office. You know
594. 42:22like I don't know people who take office in Congress under a false name you know Ilhan Omar what's
595. 42:31our real name? According to that her name is Ilhan Nur-Sayed El-Mee really a word that's you
596. 42:39we take an office on the false names and then a whole part of this investigation is
597. 42:43whether or not she was 17 or 18 years old when her father purportedly secured
598. 42:48naturalization in the United States of America because if she is 17 she would
599. 42:53be naturalized as a result of his naturalization but if she's 18 at the time she
600. 42:56was 18 at the time then she would have had to file paperwork on her own. It doesn't
601. 43:01look like that's been done and that's not even talking about her brother husband
602. 43:05husband brother, was he try to help him gain citizenship. I mean, it's a whole big mess, man.
603. 43:13It's a whole big mess. Last thing I mentioned, and this actually is worth far more attention
604. 43:20than I'm about to give it now. We'll maybe go into this a bit more tomorrow. But the U.S.
605. 43:26Department of Defense has announced the Fort Tris Initiative, Department of War, I understand.
606. 43:35but you do realize that that name has not been established congressionally and
607. 43:39unless
608. 43:40and unless congress takes action on it will revert back to the department of
609. 43:44defense
610. 43:45following this term
611. 43:47so anyway
612. 43:49the department of war
613. 43:50excuse me
614. 43:52has announced the fortress initiative
615. 43:55and this is an initiative
616. 43:57superintendent under the authority of of
617. 44:00secretary war pdex f
618. 44:02uh... to
619. 44:03cause military installations
620. 44:06including military bases domestically exclusively for now.
621. 44:09They haven't said anything about international US military bases,
622. 44:12but domestic military bases to be wartime ready to exist independent
623. 44:21of civilian infrastructure for a minimum of 90 days.
624. 44:25This is to have independent sources of electricity, water,
625. 44:28food, fuel, communications, the whole nine yards.
626. 44:32The way that this is being pursued is that they are seeking
627. 44:36to implement the utilization of portable nuclear reactors, portable nuclear reactors to power
628. 44:46our bases, especially in light of potential domestic attacks.
629. 44:52Listen to this brief clip from Secretary of War P.D.
630. 44:55HEXF announcing the Fortress Initiative.
631. 44:58Clip number three, clip three, go.
632. 44:59A new plan called Fortress, perhaps military bases to keep forces operational in the event
633. 45:05of a major attack that cripples power grids
634. 45:08and other critical infrastructure.
635. 45:10If an adversary takes down the grid by cyber attack,
636. 45:12by sabotage, or by any means, our bases stay lit.
637. 45:15Our aircraft keep flying,
638. 45:17our command centers never go dark.
639. 45:19Each base would maintain its own off-grid power supply
640. 45:23along with big stockpiles of weapons
641. 45:25and fuel to last for at least 90 days.
642. 45:28Factories would switch to wartime weapons production
643. 45:31and key military leaders would be moved
644. 45:33to a secure complex at Cheyenne Mountain, Colorado.
645. 45:37Key points, not only the 90-day independent functioning
646. 45:41of the air basis, but also establishing
647. 45:43a civil reserve manufacturing network
648. 45:46that was authorized under the 2026 National Defense
649. 45:50Authorization Act that identifies civilian factories that
650. 45:54could rapidly switch to defense production in the crisis.
651. 45:58Now, this is clearly wise, clearly wise.
652. 46:01And it is a recognition that the previous thought
653. 46:04that the two oceans, the Pacific and the Atlantic,
654. 46:07would protect us from domestic attacks by our enemies,
655. 46:11whether they be cyber or otherwise.
656. 46:13This is a recognition that that is no longer the case.
657. 46:18My question, however, is if this is what our defense
658. 46:22apparatus is seeking to do,
659. 46:25what should we do in the civilian infrastructure?
660. 46:28This is why there should be a rapid pursuit
661. 46:30of for nuclear capabilities,
662. 46:34and to have a, I would argue,
663. 46:36a diversification of energy sources.
664. 46:39Well, you have primary sources and backup sources
665. 46:44so that any event these things transpire,
666. 46:46that our civilian populuses are prepared similarly,
667. 46:50not identically, of course, we should never be,
668. 46:52because we're not the Department of War,
669. 46:54the civilian structures.
670. 46:56But should we recognize the threats as they are,
671. 46:59This is an indication that our Defense Departments,
672. 47:05our War Departments are preparing for hostile actions
673. 47:10on our own soil.
674. 47:12My whole point in presenting this is that when you see
675. 47:16preparations like this taking place,
676. 47:18it should move you and I as individuals, as families,
677. 47:22as a head of my family to set preparation apparatuses
678. 47:25in place in my own home,
679. 47:27and in my own sphere, within our own churches,
680. 47:30not doomsday, not trying to have this crazy bunker,
681. 47:33but should we have some emergency preparedness?
682. 47:36Should we have some things put in place?
683. 47:38For our families, should we have some things available to us
684. 47:40that we may be able to provide for our families
685. 47:42and to aid our neighbors, any event
686. 47:43that these things become necessary?
687. 47:45This is not to cause any alarm whatsoever,
688. 47:48but it's a prudence, it's a prudence
689. 47:51that would allow you to be prepared.
690. 47:54This is a wise move by our Department of War.
691. 47:58I would argue, wonder why it hadn't happened before now,
692. 48:01or has it already been happening
693. 48:03and because they're close to having it finished,
694. 48:05in many ways that they're finally announcing it.
695. 48:07That remains to be seen,
696. 48:08but I thought it was important for you to be aware of this,
697. 48:11that our military installations all across
698. 48:13our domestic, national presence is moving towards a capacity
699. 48:19to be independent, notice it said, for at least 90 days.
700. 48:23Pay attention to that at least, because I think you may very well see a move towards
701. 48:28our defense apparatuses being entirely independent, largely from civilian infrastructure.
702. 48:34That will be a wise move.
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