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John Haller: Gaslighting, Immigration, Lies, And Communist Policy · Worldview Matters With David Fiorazo

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  Welcome to World View Matters, discussing controversial issues, discerning current events,
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  defending biblical Christianity.
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  No topic off limits.
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  And now, here's your host, David Fierazzo.
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  Hello friends.
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  A very important topic today with our friend John Haller.
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  Number one, one of his prophecy updates at Fellowship Bible Chapel on YouTube.
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  It says censorship is rising all over the globe and it has become a clear and present danger.
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  When any governing body is the sole determinant of what is truth, we have a major problem
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  in our country.
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  We've talked about this for many, many years.
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  Those of us who have been trying to warn people, especially the body of Christ, what's
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  coming and what's here now in America.
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  So we're going to talk about gaslighting, censorship and really communist policy in America.
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  It's what's happening.
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  We have to recognize it and know how to respond.
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  So let's bring in our friend, John Haller, brother, good to see you, welcome back to the
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  Midwest.
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  Hi David.
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  Good to be back.
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  I think.
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  So it's certainly cooler here.
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  It's only 90 today.
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  Oh my goodness.
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  Okay.
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  So tell us briefly about your California trip.
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  I caught part of the video.
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  The debate you guys did with you and Tom Hughes.
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  You were talking about the actual debate, not that you guys did a debate.
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  But tell us about your California trip, a couple of highlights and then we'll get into
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  the topics.
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  So I participated in a conference put on by Tip of the Spear, which is bringing in
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  old houses, rock harbored churches, ministry, Tom Hughes, myself, Bill Salas, Alex Newman,
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  Bill Cainey, Patrick Wood, Troublemaker, pretty good, pretty, yeah, all a bunch of people
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  who are, if we weren't on the list, we probably are now and Brandon, of course.
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  So it was in Woodland Hills, California last weekend.
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  We had a few hundred live and I'm, I'm told over 3,000 people on live stream.
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  So it was, I think it was good, but Woodland Hills, as you know, David from having lived
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  out there, Woodland Hills is one of the hottest places in the whole valley.
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  When I drove up through Pasadena across the 405, Pat, through Hollywood and across the
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  405 in the Woodland Hills, my car temperature gauge for about 40 minutes at 120 degrees.
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  120. 120. That's high. And a lot of, you know, a lot of people out there don't have any
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  air conditioning. The big story too at Rancho Palo is Verde's, which is a pretty upscale
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  neighborhood. That's where Trump National Golf Club is. They've had to evacuate a couple
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  of underhomes. They just told people we won't be giving you powered water or sewer because
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  they're having underground landslide. So it's affecting the stability of parts of that
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  peninsula. So those are, you know, those are very, very expensive homes up there. I would
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  say probably average two million or more. So that, you know, so there's a lot of interesting
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  things, but it was hot all over the area. I was down in Temecula for a few days without
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  to San Jacinto with Tom Hughes, Sunday night at 412 church in Temecula. And we had a good,
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  we had a good time. We spoke, we talked about just a whole bunch of different issues Sunday
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  night. And then Monday, Tom Bill Salison, I did about an hour and a half talking about
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  issues in the Middle East. So you can get those at hope for our times. And I think you can
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  go to tip of the spear.org to pick up the live stream if you want to do that. Yeah, and I saw
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  on your Facebook page, you posted that and I was able to click on that and watch you guys live.
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  So John, if George Orwell were alive, would he be shocked or would he say, I tried to warn you.
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  That's what was in your prophecy update. And I want to just share this real quick from an
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  article called Harris liberal record is hiding in plain sight, Washington Times. So sounding like
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  a moderate in the debate, Kamala Harris accused Donald Trump of supporting an agenda that would
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  raise prices and hurt workers. And you're going, wait a minute, did I hear that right? She's accusing
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  him of having his policy. So John, help us. There's gas letting going on. There's ignorance in
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  the electorate and we're in a lot of trouble. Makes help. Well, I do think I do think the president,
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  former president, Trump didn't do a great job. That was, you know, when you're I don't, you know,
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  he kind of got a little bit off track. And a lot of people say, you know, he looked defensive
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  because that that's not a good look. And you don't want to do that. But it's understandable
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  because the debate was really three on one. They never fact checked anything that Kamala Kamala
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  Harris said, you know, they fact checked everything that Trump did. And when he tried to defend
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  himself, they cut him off. So we don't really have time to talk about that. We have to move one
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  to the next subject. And so I, you could see his frustration growing throughout the debate.
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  But she sounded somewhere to the right of Ronald Reagan throughout the course of that, except
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  when they really drilled down on her on abortion. Yeah. And you're thinking, how do people believe
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  this, knowing her, we will know them by their fruit. And in this case, by their policies and
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  their background for those paying attention, how do people believe what she was saying? That's
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  just what is sounding to me. Well, I mean, and then she just said, well, you know, we're going
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  to fix all the problems that the, I guess what, the administration that I'm part of cause
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  by doing what my opponent has said we should have done and did, you know, back in the between
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  2016 and 2020. Yeah. I'll just tell you, David, there's a whole bunch of issues that come out of
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  this. You know, she, she has been the, I think I know the way to go with this. So in the first
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  of the many issues raised by this debate and the, and the residential race, by the way, it's very
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  close. I, maybe it's because I was a lawyer and was always looking for things people had done wrong.
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  I am a little bit pessimistic about the ultimate result. Yeah. Because a lot of this relates to
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  immigration. These immigrants are being bust all over the countries many times into
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  cities, towns, villages, states, counties that would support President Trump. So there's a
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  local example in Springfield, Ohio. It's a town of about a city of about 50,000 people.
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  They have about 20,000 Haitian immigrants that have come in over the last year and a half.
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  It's straining the local services. People are saying, and people are saying, posting that, you
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  know, they go into stores and they just eat food as they're going through the store.
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  There's allegations that family pets have disappeared and are being taken by them. There was one
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  story that somebody they had gone after the geese or ducks at a local park, which I, you know,
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  sometimes it's like, I don't know, maybe they're doing a service because the geese, I mean,
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  I play golf and what the geese leave behind is like a large dog. You know what I mean?
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  So it makes it a little bit, you know, you don't want to slip on that, I guess, and fall down.
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  Okay. Thanks for painting that picture for me. Okay. I think you know where I'm going.
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  And then there have been some citizen journalists that have gone. I mean,
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  well, first of all, there's people that go to the city council meeting and complain and they
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  just get completely shut down or ignored. So then there's citizen journals have come in and they're
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  saying they're investigating how are all these people getting driver's licenses because they can't
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  read English. And it appears that they got the license bureau and they're given an interpreter
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  who really effectively answers the questions for them. So there's been some litigation. There's
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  even some, I think there's a criminal case against one guy who's struck and killed a car
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  a family in a car and killed a few people. It's totally changing the town. So we know this is
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  JD Vance's brought it up. Donald Trump has brought it up. So we know this is going to be an
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  issue in the debate. But when they bring it up, they accuse us or they accuse the Republicans
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  of lying or exactly. They accuse the Republicans of gaslighting them on this particular
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  issue and the thing you need to remember about the left, they will always be guilty of what they
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  accuse you of. So they're accusing Trump in advance of lying. So, but this was pretty
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  egregious and it's not surprising given what I view as a lack of character in the part of
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  Governor DeWine, the Governor of Ohio, who's actually from Cedarville, where Cedarville University
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  is located. He came out in the news conference a few hours before the debate and he said we don't
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  we don't understand why there's this problem. These stories are made up. It just comes from Facebook
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  posts. Nobody's seen anything like this. It's not that bad. But then the next day, the very next
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  day, there's a reported NPR, which is hardly a right-wing news outlet. National public radio
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  saying that Michael DeWine is sending millions of dollars and many troopers into Springfield to
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  help out with the situation. Oh, I thought there wasn't a situation. So it's just totally out of
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  control. It's it's very frustrating. So it they're gaslighting us on this on a cute gas light
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  of us. Not that we're opposed to immigrants or anything like that, okay? But there's a way
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  that they're going about it that's completely tearing apart the fabric or society.
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  Out in Colorado, they're finding that these left-wing NGOs, funded by the city of Denver,
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  in some cases, the federal government. So these organizations get money from the government.
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  They're bringing in these, well, in the case of Colorado, it's Venezuela's and they're gangs,
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  they're criminal gangs. They're emptying out their jails. And so when Kamala Harris,
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  Kamilah, Kamrad Kamilah Harris tells us that crime is down in the countries where the immigrants
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  are coming from is because they've sent the criminals there. It reminds me of that article.
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  I don't remember the article from a few years back in the Los Angeles Times. In face of rising
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  prison populations, experts are confused by the falling crime rate. Oh, so we're putting the
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  prisoners, the criminals in prison and the experts can't figure out why the crime rate is falling.
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  That was an actual article in the New York Times. You know, sometimes I wonder was like,
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  what would Rush Limbaugh be? He would probably stroke out three times a week if he was still alive
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  and watching this garbage. Let me ask you another thing of long lines of immigration.
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  Kamala Harris voting record in the Senate before she was VP was always supporting illegal
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  immigration. But now finally, it's more voters are concerned about it. But she says now in the
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  debate, I believe she said she pledges to resolve the problem if elected president. So again,
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  John, you said this is part of the problem that they have done nothing about. And in fact,
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  even made worse, but she's campaigning to help the problem, help fix the problem. So how can people
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  believe it's just I mean, even Taylor Swift, you know, people like that, they're going, oh yeah,
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  Kamala Harris, they're all in for for the left and their policies. But so they're not reasoning.
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  They're not following the logic. They're just either believing the hype or the talking points.
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  And that's what brings us to a very dangerous place, don't you think?
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  Well, I mean, she was referred to by herself and the president Biden.
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  By the way, I he hasn't I haven't seen him on a milk carton yet, but I suppose he's still the
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  president. I just never understood if he can't run for president. How can he run the presidency?
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  Oh, he's been on vacation. So that's another yeah, well, but somebody's running this thing
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  into the ground. And so what they do is they now they're saying immigration is damn. But they're
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  only looking at a little slice of immigration. So it's sort of like the slight of him, like the
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  magician will look over here and see what's going on. All the while there's all this activity over
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  here that shows that it's just as bad. Look, I as I said, I'm sympathetic to people in Haiti that
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  it's a horrible country. It's it's open sewers. I mean, I've seen pictures of it. We see
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  the slavery, the gangs. There's no government. I get why people want to live here, but I don't know
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  that we have standards that we want people to meet when they come here in terms of education,
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  abilities, and that sort of thing. I mean, I'll give you an example for my own life. I
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  but one, this is 20 years ago, we have probably 150, 200,000 Somalia immigrants here in in Columbus
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  about half as many as they have in the Twin Cities up in Minnesota. But I'm at the year I have to
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  get a cab from the airport. I'd flown out on the company. My client's jet. So I had to go back
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  to the Ohio State Airport where my car was. So I get this guy and I'm not being prejudiced
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  or anything. I know he's a Somalia. I mean, you know, you can tell by the facial features and
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  that type of thing. So we get in the car. It's winter. And the window starts to fog up. And I say,
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  you know, I'm not sure exactly how I said it, dude, you need to turn on the defroster or we're
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  going to have a crash. So he starts playing with the buttons on the radio. And it was pretty
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  clear to me that he had come from a place where they never used the defroster because he came from
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  a desert tropical environment like Somalia. And I finally told him, I said, you're going to get
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  this operating in the next 10 seconds or I'm telling you to stop the car. I'm going to pull you
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  out of the driver's seat. I'll drive or I may leave you behind and tell you where you can get the
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  car at the destination. I mean, I was pretty I was pretty upset because you could not see anything
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  and he's driving down the freeway at 60 miles an hour. Oh my goodness. So I mean, that's the
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  practical thing and that's what's happening in Springfield on I don't know how big a scale. I
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  also know is it's up and how do you get registered to vote? You show a driver's license.
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  Okay, you don't that's that's all you need you to and we were supposed to only have citizens
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  vote in our elections, I thought. So this is going to be a big problem and understand Springfield
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  Ohio is probably the biggest air is county that would support President Trump in terms of
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  percentage in the state of Ohio. And it's being up ended and I assume that these immigrants
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  are going to vote for the people that brought them in, but that's an assumption. I don't have
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  any proof of that, of course. Yeah. But they don't either. But for them to sit on the air and in
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  the debate and say that the problem that's unfolding right under your nose is not a problem is a big
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  problem. Yeah. And I hope more and more people wake up. We've got to take a brief pause with John
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  Haller. When we come back, we'll talk about some of the lies that the Democrat moderators from ABC
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  our producer, World View Matters at FPEUSA.org. The website, of course, World View Matters.tv, John
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  Haller, our guest today. Check out his prophecy updates at Fellowship Bible Chapel on YouTube. He
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  can also connect with him on Facebook. And John, let's talk about some of the things. I mean,
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  there's so many of the things we wanted to talk about Israel and the war, what's happening in the
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  Middle East. I think for our purposes here with an election so close and people just really not
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  knowing the facts and the truth. And there's a lot of confusion going on with all the gas lighting.
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  Let's talk about a few of the lies. One of the big ones was Kamala Harris denial about late term
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  abortion of what the Democrats support and that abortions don't happen after birth. We're talking
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  about a botched abortion where the Democrat policy is to let the baby die instead of giving a baby
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  care if they're born through a botched abortion. There's things like that that they don't even recognize,
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  they don't even talk about. But these are lies and the moderators didn't address them. So let's talk
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  about that. One more thing, the pro life protections prevent miscarriage care. There's a lot of other
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  things. But John, just that subject, Ohio voted a certain way last year, I think, on this issue.
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  Well, that so Trump, by the way, so it's been disappointing to a lot of people on the pro life side
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  of the issue that Trump seems to have backed off on the abortion issue. And many Republicans have
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  sort of fled from the issue because they don't see it as a winning issue in the selection.
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  And I understand that. Okay, but I also understand people being upset about that, about the way
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  the Republicans are acting. But we have to go back, we have to look at this historically. I started
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  law school in the fall of 1977, which was not less than five years after Roe versus Wade had
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  taken effect. My left-wing constitutional law professor, my first year of law school,
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  we talked a lot about Roe versus Wade, and he thought it was a terrible decision. So eventually,
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  that gets overturned. But only gets overturned after 50 years of people being indoctrinated
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  that Roe versus Wade should be the law of the land. It was made up. It was judicial legislation.
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  It was a horrible decision. But we had to live with it. But the problem is that when
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  and nobody, the Supreme Court didn't come out and say abortion is over, abortion, they just said
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  it goes back to the states where it belongs. Now some people are trying to make it a federal issue
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  and pressing the former president on whether he would veto the bill. And by the way, he said,
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  I've never talked about that with JD Vans and JD Vans and Trump probably would veto the bill.
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  So maybe they haven't communicated on the issue. That's entirely possible.
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  But it's not a good look. But in Ohio, we had a couple of abortion elections. And to be honest
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  with you, I don't remember which way it was. But they keep the right to life people try to
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  put something in place. And it got defeated. Let's say by a 53-47 margin. It might even
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  have been closer than that. Then the pro-abortion people came in and they put forth a constitutional
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  amendment, essentially trying to overturn some of the laws enacted by the legislature.
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  And in my county, which is a public heavily, as historical have been, one of the bell weather
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  Republican counties, that legislation last year, the proposed amendment by the pro-abortion people
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  passed by a two-to-one margin in my county. And so these are churches in this county.
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  And it's troubling, but it's understandable because you don't have to overturn or overrule
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  50 years of indoctrination in a couple of years or a Supreme Court decision.
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  And so the media and everybody's been handling the Republicans on this ever since.
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  Let me ask you this, John. We only have five minutes left. Why do we keep doing these debates?
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  That's question one, knowing that it's always the moderators against the Republican candidate.
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  And so it was really unfair. But I mean, even starting with, right out of the gate,
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  our Americans better off today than they were four years ago. Kamala Harris didn't even answer
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  the question. She started talking about being raised as a middle-class kid. She's talked for
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  minutes about her plans and ignored the question completely. And they didn't press her on it.
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  So that's how we knew it was going to be bad right out of the gate. Go ahead.
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  Well, I mean, you know, I was watching this with some friends and we're sort of,
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  I'm trying to do something else, but you know, eventually we were all yelling at the TV
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  that she's not answering the question. And even when she's fact checked by MPR on inflation and
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  that type of thing, they take the labor statistics, which are completely fake and made up.
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  I can't remember what it was I bought recently, but I thought, goodness.
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  Well, I mean, you go to a fast food restaurant, like five guys. It's like, all you
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  wear as we went to a taco place, my friend and I, he got a burrito, some chips and a drink. It was
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  $29. Oh my goodness. California. Oh, California. They're well. That's already no problem. I know,
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  but I saw him, I saw the bill come up and I thought I better check the prices on the screen because
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  I have some display and to do when I get home. And they say, well, you know, inflation's
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  leveling off. It's not leveling off. Go and look at what the price of meat and that type of
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  thing is people can't afford it. Um, so, you know, but why does nobody address that that affects a
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  lot of Americans. Nobody addresses the change in gas and groceries from four years ago.
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  You know, during the Trump administration, I was actually in spring and full to high one day.
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  And with my Ken sent a gallon discount, I paid 98 cents for a gallon of regular gas.
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  I remember I paid 95, like several years ago. Yeah. I know. And so, and when I was in California
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  the other day, it was 484 for a gallon of regular. Okay. So now Costco was 380 or something like that.
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  But it's changed dramatically and nobody's addressing this. Well, I think it's being addressed,
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  but it's not getting any traction and the media is surprised, surprised. It's like
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  the, so they asked the Springfield police while our Haitians eating family pets and they say,
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  well, it's not something that's on our radar. Now, think about that. It's not on their radar. You
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  know why? Because they have a whole bunch of other crime problems because of this, whether
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  somebody eats somebody's cat or dog. Is it that important to the police? They have a,
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  they're bringing in state troopers to help out on the issue. Even though our governor says it's
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  not a problem, but turns around the next day and sends state troopers in there. So it's just like
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  the crime problem, you know, well, crimes down. Well, crime is down because you're not prosecuting
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  the people that did it. I saw the great Victor Davis Hanson. I mean, I think if you want to follow
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  people like Victor Davis Hanson and Douglas Murray and Carolyn Cole could get a lot smarter.
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  Yeah. The Victor Davis Hanson was interviewed the other day and he said, he said, and he's one
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  of the smartest people on the planet easily. Yep. He said, I watched the media complaining about
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  the, the, the irony of this or what the nonsense, the election of Donald Trump will be an
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  assault of democratic values. No, wait a minute. So you're going to have a democratic election
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  and if somebody boasts that way, then democratic election, that's an assault on democracy.
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  Right. Got it. And this has happened down in, in Brazil. I have some friends. I probably don't
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  want to identify them, but it's exactly what happened in the last election. The candidate, the
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  one presidency, people scenario, had been banned because he was a criminal and convicted. He could
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  not run for office, but a left wing Supreme Court in Brazil said, oh, we don't like that law. He
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  can run for office. Then there were protests about the election and everybody got shut down. And
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  now Bolsonaro sits under threat of arrest and they've taken his passport away. So like Victor
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  Orban said, well, come and live in Hungary. He can't leave the country because he does not have a
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  passport. So this is this, what happened back in 2020, 2021 here is sort of like the template
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  that's happening a lot of places around the world. So what the world is at a very, very grave,
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  I would say state of turmoil, 64% of the population of the world is electing governments this year.
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  Wow. On that note, we've got to wrap it up with John Haller, but brother, we will have you back.
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  Let's see, where are we? We're in September. Yeah, before the election, we've got to have you
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  back at least once before November because there's so much more to talk about. And I wish we had
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  a lot more time, but brother, thanks for all you do. Thank you. Friends, keep checking out John's
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  prophecy updates and we will keep fighting the good fight, telling the truth and exposing
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  the darkness, hopefully pointing you also to our blessed hope in Jesus and the word of God. That's
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  how that's our stability. That's our anchor in these crazy times. God bless you and as always,
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  keep speaking the truth about things that matter.