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This is a type of “Red Flag” we are told not to ignore · Cultural Wars | America Out Loud News

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  Now, many of you, I'm sure have already looked at the videos regarding the attempted assassination of the president of the United States.
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  I'm I'm defining it as that because as the uh FBI and other law enforcement agencies are doing their research and investigation regarding the background of this individual who attempted to uh kill the president and others are finding out that he did have a manifesto and that his target were uh not only obviously the president of the United States, but a multitude, a multitude of our leaders who were gathering at that location uh to have a dinner, and that would be the White House correspondence dinner, which leads me to this.
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  Now, I've been on a number of uh television news networks talking about this issue, and uh I've got to tell you I have shared uh a few facts that need to be discussed by the uh obviously American public, but also by the investigators.
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  How is it that the president of the United States and the vice president and the top uh people in this country?
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  I'm talking about cabinet members, congressional representatives, are all gathered in one place.
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  How did that happen, folks?
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  It does not happen, should not happen.
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  The United States Secret Service should have done more, should have done a lot more to ensure that all of these top leaders in our country were not to gather together in one location.
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  Had terrorist organizations realized somehow, somehow that uh the security of that location would have been as poor as it has now been discovered, uh God knows what would have happened.
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  Many of us believe that if that individual had a very powerful bomb on him, or if two or three or four would have decided to come in and detonate bombs, we would have had a tragedy of unprecedented proportion uh here in the United States of America.
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  So hopefully, as uh time goes on uh and an investigation begins regarding what I consider an epic failure on the part of the United States Secret Service.
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  Uh, there are going to be some significant changes.
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  And by the way, folks, uh back in the 80s, President Ronald Reagan had an event, I believe, at that location.
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  If I'm wrong, please forgive me, but I believe it was at that hotel.
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  And as he uh left the hotel after his dinner, uh walking towards his limousine, there was an assassin waiting for him who successfully uh hit President Reagan, uh, shot him, and uh nearly killed him.
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  But uh police officer was shot.
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  Uh, I believe uh one of the presidents, I believe it was the president's press secretary at that time was shot.
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  An absolute, absolute tragedy.
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  Another failure on the part of Secret Service back then.
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  So there has to be some reform.
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  There has to be something going on where they're not getting the training or getting the resources they need in order to secure a location like that hotel.
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  Uh I I just am amazed and I'm still amazed how all of us, when we saw the video of that uh would-be assassin run through the doors of the hotel, run past by a number of Secret Service agents fully armed, and then finally brought down when he got close.
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  In my view, too close, entirely too close to that uh dinner.
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  And uh, I gotta tell you, it just uh what a frightening situation.
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  I know all of us uh probably thought we were watching a movie.
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  It looked like a darn movie, folks.
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  I've got to tell you, Hollywood movie.
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  Uh and I mean if you just tuned in, you'd say, gee, look at this.
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  I wonder what the name of this movie is.
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  No, that wasn't a movie.
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  That was live.
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  That was really, really uh incredible to witness and see and shocking, and we hope and pray to God that it never, never happens again.
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  Now, there are things going on in this country related to, not directly to this incident, but related to the possible uh death of President Donald Trump.
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  And what I'm about to share with you is disturbing.
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  Disturbing.
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  It is shocking.
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  It is shocking.
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  It is certainly aggravating.
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  It is certainly aggravating, and it's something that uh, you know, we hope to God never never happens again.
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  And it's something that, you know, we hope to God never never happens again.
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  Uh, but the potential of this happening is real, and uh what we have to do is make sure that uh again, as I said, something like this never never happens again.
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  But the potential of this happening is real.
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  And what we have to do is make sure that again, as I said, something like this never never happens again.
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  So there's a bit of information I'm gonna share with you regarding some of the uh things going on around the country, in particular one uh uh far away from Washington, D.C.
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  So there's a bit of information I'm going to share with you regarding some of the things going on around the country, in particular one far away from Washington, D.C., but nevertheless, very, very troubling.
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  Now, what many of you may not know is that a U.S.
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  business owner has issued what I can only describe as a vile evil message.
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  Actually, posted vile evil messages on the world wide web regarding the assassination or the death, I should say, of uh President Donald J.
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  Trump.
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  And the messages from what I read, from what I understand, have openly supported the death of the president.
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  That's my view, my opinion, based on the facts that I have uh gathered, the fakes that I have seen, uh facts that I have seen.
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  So now we have uh many, many media outlets are reporting that there was a there is a brewery or a tap room, as they call it, under investigation, uh a business here in this country, far away from Washington, D.C., uh, after promising free beer, free beer, folks, when uh President Trump dies.
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  All right, so so picture this.
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  There's postings out there on the world wide web where an individual company, in this case a brewing company, is uh offering anyone uh uh free beer when President Trump dies.
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  Could you imagine that?
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  I mean, who who in their right mind would do something, say something like that?
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  Well, anyway, the business owner, also the allegedly posted on social media after this this horrible attack in Washington, DC, uh it's reported that he posted we almost got a free beer day.
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  Again, what kind of sick mind would post something like this on social media?
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  What kind of sick mind would actually uh even think of posting something like this on social media?
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  But that actually went on, that actually happened, and I always encourage listeners.
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  Listen, go on the uh worldwide web, go look it up, and uh you'll see that what I'm sharing with you uh has been reported.
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  This has been reported and it's a fact.
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  So now look at you might be asking, well, gee, we'd like to know the business, we'd like to know the location.
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  Well, believe me, I would like to share that with you, but in my view, uh sometimes when you name a location and name a business or name a person who's done something as ghastly as this individual, as evil as this individual in this business, you got some other crazies out there who might want to uh take things into their own hands.
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  So I'm not naming the business or its location or anybody by name, because there are some people who may react recklessly, and that is something we need to avoid.
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  We're trying to prevent people from doing ghastly things like this.
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  We don't want to encourage them, and we so certainly don't want to lead them uh uh in a situation or to a point where they will take things into their own hands.
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  Now, there are media reports uh that say the brewery uh is owned by a politician who has repeatedly used its RAM to attack Trump and Republicans.
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  Gives us a hint, I guess, that the person was not a Republican and not a fan of Donald Trump.
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  And that doesn't say that the person was this or that, so don't draw any conclusions until we find out some facts.
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  I do have some facts uh uh with regard to uh this person's political persuasion, but I don't want to add again uh to the uh horror, if you will, that we've uh witnessed over the past uh past uh recent days.
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  So you got this uh you know report out there that the brewery, the business is owned by a politician, and uh has constantly used uh the brand, I guess the name of his own name of his business to attack Trump and the Republicans, and again offering free beer and who knows what else.
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  Uh celebrating uh the death, could you imagine, of the president.
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  Now it's reported that the company's social media accounts also uh have mocked Saturday night's uh attack at the White House correspondents dinner.
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  Uh again, uh posting some crazy stuff.
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  Like uh, well, and I'm reading this uh from reports, multiple reports from our news media outlets, uh quoting this that was a post uh allegedly uh put on one of the social media accounts of this business.
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  Well, we almost got free beer day, and uh they go on to say either a brother or sister in the resistant needs to work on their marksmanship, or he faked another assassination to get a positive news cycle.
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  We never know.
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  I mean, isn't that crazy, folks?
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  But there's troubling words in there, either a brother or sister in the resistance, what resistance?
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  What resistance are we talking about?
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  Is there an underground resistance going on to take out the president of the United States and some of the leadership here across our country?
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  That's kind of crazy.
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  Uh also uh alleging, and I've heard this over and over again, alleging that uh this assassination attempt uh could have been uh set up, could have been staged by the president of the United States and others.
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  Could you imagine you got a Secret Service agent shot, the lives of thousands of people are in danger, and you got some crackpots out there now trying to spread some sort of uh rumor, uh, again a conspiracy theory that this was all set up.
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  This is how sick people have become in our society.
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  All the years that I've lived on this earth in this country, I've never seen or heard anything like this.
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  This is really, really crazy.
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  And it would take another broadcast or two to dig way deep, a real uh deep dive into how in the world do we get here?
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  How in the world did we get here in this country where we're now on the air talking about things like this?
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  But it's happening, it's fact, not fantasy.
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  Now, several questions do remain, several, maybe hundreds of them remain at this point.
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  Are these posts tied to the owner or anyone else associated with the business that, by the way, has been named in the media outlets across the country?
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  I I refuse to name, I don't want to give any of these people any publicity.
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  I want to give them any credit.
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  I don't want them to get uh uh praise from people all over the country and on and on and on.
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  I choose not to name these people.
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  I don't think we should be naming them at all.
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  I don't think the mainstream media should be doing that.
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  The only time we should name them is when they get arrested and prosecuted and put away, if not in prison in some sort of a mental asylum, because these people are certifiable nuts, in my view.
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  Prosecuted and put away, if not in prison in some sort of a mental asylum, because these people are certifiable nuts, in my view.
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  I can't use any strain any more stronger language than that.
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  I can't use any strain any more stronger language than that.
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  So if this person was not, was not uh the owner who posted these things of the company that has been named or represents that company, then they should come out and they should make that clear.
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  So if this person was not, was not uh the owner who posted these things of the company that has been named or represents that company, then they should come out and they should make that clear.
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  Either way, media reports say that the posts are or were, I don't know if
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  Either way, media reports say that the post are or were, I don't know if they've been taken down at this point online, and whoever wrote them should be evaluated for mental health concerns and reviewed by law enforcement to determine whether a crime occurred.
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  Now, that's my my view, okay, folks.
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  I I that those are my words, all right.
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  The media reports that the posts were online, and in my view, whoever wrote them, yep, they should be evaluated for mental health concerns, and law enforcement needs to bring them in and talk to them, and if a crime occurred, they should be charged.
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  What crime?
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  Who knows, folks?
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  I I don't know.
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  You know, there's a lot going on.
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  Well, you know, the defense of all these people that are saying crazy things is uh free speech.
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  Well, we have the right to say this, we have the right to do that, we have a First Amendment.
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  Yes, I agree.
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  I agree.
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  However, at some point in time, I don't think our founders ever imagined that people would go on uh uh massive campaigns, especially uh on the air now, of course, with no TV or no radio, only uh not even telegraphs, I think, back down in the uh uh uh, you know, the 1700s.
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  I would say that uh what we have to do is understand that they had no idea that we were gonna have all of this stuff we have now, uh communicating back and forth.
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  I don't think they could have imagined that.
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  So when they wrote the First Amendment, their their heart was in the right direction.
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  But I believe we are becoming victims of the First Amendment to some degree, allowing people to go out and to say things like, well, you know, we're gonna have a celebration over the death of the president at some point in time, you're gonna have a free beer, you're gonna have free this, free that, we're gonna have parties and on and on and on, celebrating the death of the president, and you're invited.
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  You think the founders intended any of that?
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  I don't.
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  How do we stop it?
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  I don't have the answer right now.
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  I'm not a uh lawyer, I'm not a judge.
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  I don't want to see the First Amendment curved in any way, shape, or form.
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  But maybe we got to think about, you know, that old saying is you you you have a First Amendment right until you yell fire in a crowded uh theater, and then that does not become the First Amendment anymore.
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  That becomes a criminal act.
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  So those are questions that need to be answered by experts.
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  Uh that's not my field, folks, and but uh uh as you believe, I'm sure I believe that something has to be done in order to rein in a lot of these uh these crackpots.
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  And the rhetoric is terrible on both sides.
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  Republicans, Democrats, independents.
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  You know, I've said uh over and over again the the the one way to solve that problem, term limits.
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  Get them out of office after a couple of years, send them back to to work where they're gonna be accountable to their bosses.
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  They're not accountable to us right now.
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  Before I go off on a tangent regarding that, uh I've got to tell you that uh some outlets have reported additional posts celebrating President Trump's death.
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  There was another post that allegedly offered uh again another another uh free beer all day when he dies.
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  Imagine that, and actually said customers could celebrate this impending death with one condition.
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  Imagine that, another, another post with one condition.
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  No red hats allowed.
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  What do you think of that, folks?
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  One condition.
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  So here you're you're you're you're encouraged now after the death of a president or even maybe another leader in our country.
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  Come to our beer uh location, come to our uh bar, come to wherever we're celebrating.
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  Come on in, it's on the house, but no red hats.
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  Which tells you what, no great make America great again hats.
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  What do you think of that?
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  Talk about the First Amendment, they're fighting for the First Amendment, but they want you to come to a celebration, which is horrific, in my view.
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  Anybody who goes is out of their mind, but they're actually limiting the First Amendment rights of people to wear a red hat.
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  Sick?
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  Beyond sick.
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  These people are crazy.
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  Now, the person responsible for these postings, as I said, is sick, but beyond being sick, they're very, very dangerous, in my view.
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  Very dangerous.
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  They're promoting pure evil, and pure evil has no place in our nation or anywhere else for that matter.
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  This is not uh unique here in the United States.
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  It's uh uh something that's happening around worldwide.
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  We've seen assassination attempts over and over again.
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  Uh look, I can remember uh John Kennedy, I I was a young child, actually a teenager, when Kennedy was assassinated, then the attempt on uh Ronald Reagan, uh, and then here we are, several attempts on President Trump.
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  Boy, I'll tell you, sad, really sad.
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  And there are a few leaders around the world in between have been assassinated.
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  Now, some athletes have reported that uh uh I I tell you, with regard to further review of the company and its owner, that there is a bit of a history that goes beyond anti-Trump messaging.
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  Whatever that is, I don't know.
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  I I I think I read somewhere where it was a minor situation, disorderly conduct or something.
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  But uh apparently the police uh have had contact with the person responsible for these sick and dangerous messages.
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  Now, there are reports that also say the owner has a close tie to a particular political party.
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  I I was gonna name it, folks, but I decided not to.
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  Again, uh I'd rather be on the side of caution.
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  I start naming political parties, naming locations, there may be some crackpot out there listening saying, okay, there, uh now I know the who what one where and why, and I'm gonna take care of it.
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  That we don't want.
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  And if you ever hear of anyone talking crazy like that, you need to call the police.
• 20:00
  Oh, yeah, you need to call the police.
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  I, you know, a lot of these investigations you find out later that, well, uh these uh criminals, they actually talked to other people and kind of gave them some hints as to what they were gonna do, and uh no one said anything.
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  See something, hear something, say something.
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  And I understand that some of these people who have close ties to this individual may very well be running for office during the next election cycle.
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  You want to know who they are?
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  Just go on the the world wide web, the information's out there, but uh if you're not gonna come from me.
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  No, I don't want to be part of the problem.
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  I want to be part of the solution.
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  So is it worth asking whether anyone close to this person knew about the post?
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  Yeah, I believe so.
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  And what's uh worth asking them when you find out who they are, do they reflect support for violence against the president and others?
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  Hmm, you think they're gonna tell you yes, I don't think so, but uh you never know these days.
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  You never know these days.
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  So the bottom line is this.
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  So the bottom line is this.
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  This is the type of a red flag that we are told not to ignore.
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  This is the type of a red flag that we are told not to ignore.
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  And apparently, the red flag regarding this particular situation is flying high.
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  And apparently, the red flag regarding this particular situation is flying high.
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  Nothing yet, as far as I know, has been done to uh bring this guy in before law enforcement uh to have discussions with him.
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  Nothing yet, as far as I know, has been done to uh bring this guy in before law enforcement to have discussions with him.
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  Maybe it was done, but the red flag is still lying.
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  Maybe it was done, but the red flag is still lying.
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  And you know what, folks?
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  And you know what, folks, there's a
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  There's a there's an old saying that uh, you know what?
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  When good people do nothing, evil triumphs.
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  Well, this is an act of evil that has been committed upon not only the people at that venue in Washington, DC, but upon you and me.
• 21:46
  I think there's a God above.
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  I think that God has looked over the people at that location, and he continues to look over our nation.
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  There's a scripture says that blessed is the nation whose God is our Lord.
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  Let's remember that, and let's keep our country in prayer.
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  Thank you.
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  God bless you, and God bless America.
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  This is a McCullough Report, and I'm Dr.
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  Peter McCullough.
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  But I want to put in a word about the bear bar.
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  The bear bar, and we feature bear bar products on the America Out Loud Shop website.
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  So these are in a sense handcrafted.
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  Uh they have great ingredients and all the natural ingredients uh that your body is going to want.
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  Now they're not a sweet bar.
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  Uh they are savory, meaning when you eat them, you get a great sense of satisfaction.
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  I told Malcolm on our last show.
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  Uh you get a sense of uh of feeling healthy when you eat the bear bar.
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  Um, I think one of the best applications is crumble it up and you can put it on uh a salad, for instance, probably the best salad topper I think I've uh ever had.
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  And uh, but you certainly can eat it as a snack.
• 27:34
  Uh Malcolm likes to eat them right before I come on our show.
• 27:37
  No wonder he's in uh such a good mood when he comes on with me on America Out Loud Pulse.
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  That's important for me.
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  I know I can have any one of the bear bars.
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  I know I can have any one of the bear bars.
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  So let's get real.
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• 28:26
  This is Del Wilmer, inviting you to join me as we take a
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  This is Del Wilmer, inviting you to join me as we take a two-minute stroll through history on America Out Loud.
• 28:32
  August 8th, 1988.
• 28:34
  The Chicago Cubs host the first night game in the history of Wrigley Field.
• 28:40
  The first ever night game in professional baseball took place nearly 60 years earlier on May 2nd, 1930, when a Des Moines, Iowa team hosted Wichita for a Western League game.
• 28:52
  The matchup drew 12,000 people at a time when Des Moines was averaging just 600 fans per game.
• 28:58
  The first big league night game took place in Cincinnati, Ohio, on May 24th, 1935, and drew 25,000 fans.
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  The crowd stood by as President Franklin D.
• 29:10
  Roosevelt symbolically switched on the lights from Washington, D.C.
• 29:14
  Over the next 13 seasons, the rest of the major league parks followed suit, with one exception, Wrigley Field, which by 1988 was the second oldest ballpark in use after Boston's Fenway Park.
• 29:26
  For 74 seasons, the Cubs only played day games at home.
• 29:30
  Finally, on August 8th, 1988, the Cubs played the Philadelphia Phillies in the park's first night game.
• 29:37
  Ninety-one-year-old Cubs fan Harry Grossman was chosen to turn on the lights.
• 29:42
  After counting the three, he flipped the switch and announced, Let There Be Light.
• 29:46
  Rick Sutcliffe started a game for the Cubs and gave up a home run to Phil Bradley of the Phillies in his fourth pitch.
• 29:53
  The Cubs star second baseman Ryan Sandberg answered with a two-run home run in the bottom of the first.
• 29:58
  And with the Cubs leading in the bottom of the fourth inning, the game was called due to rain.
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  This is Del Wilver inviting you to join me again as we celebrate history on America Out Loud.
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  Of mountains, rivers, and woods, but it is a principle.
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  And patriotism is loyal to that principle.
• 30:31
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  Thank you, ladies and gentlemen, for joining me during our second half of our one hour broadcast here at America Outloud.news.
• 31:05
  Now, during this second half of our broadcast, uh I bring to you some good news, and that good news comes from the Word of God.
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  Yes, indeed.
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  Uh we here at America Out Loud.news, we even talk about God.
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  Not many uh broadcast networks do that, but we do that here.
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  We're not ashamed of the gospel of Jesus Christ.
• 31:24
  We're not ashamed to say, hey, look at uh we can't uh do things uh uh without uh divine intervention at times.
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  And I could tell you, based on my life, uh my life as a police officer, as a lieutenant commander in the United States Navy, and of course now retired.
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  Uh my the life that God has given me uh has been one of great blessings, and I've learned uh in that life uh through thick and thin.
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  Sometimes, you know, we go through some trials and tribulations, and we ask the question, why God?
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  Why me?
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  Uh why does this happen to me?
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  I'm a good person.
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  Uh I I pray and I do this and I do that.
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  Uh I don't hurt anybody, and on and on and on.
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  And uh look at we're human.
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  All right, we're human, and of course we ask questions when we run into very difficult times.
• 32:11
  Uh, but the fact of the matter is we've got to answer one question, one question of many questions, of course, with regard to our very own lives.
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  And I'm gonna ask you a question, and I want you to think about it for a minute before you answer it to yourself.
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  What is your reality?
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  What's real to you?
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  Now, is it your understanding that uh reality is shaped just by material wealth, professional advancement, social status, and other worldly pursuits?
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  Because that's what most people will answer.
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  Their reality is, well, I got a great job.
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  Got a great marriage, have a great family.
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  I'm advancing in my profession.
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  Uh now I've climbed from this uh social status level to where I am now, and uh all these other pursuits that I've uh embarked upon uh as long as I've lived, at least in my adult life, I've been able to succeed.
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  Then there are others who will say, Well, you know what, I've tried and I've tried, and uh I have no material wealth, and uh as far as my profession's concerned, uh, haven't done very well there.
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  Social status, well, uh, I would be at the lower ring of it, people would say.
• 33:23
  And as far as worldly pursuits, what is there to pursue?
• 33:26
  Those are individuals who have given up.
• 33:29
  And I've got to tell you, you want to stick around for a minute and listen to what else I have to say about reality.
• 33:35
  Now, Webster, we all know Daniel Webster, learned about him in elementary school, right?
• 33:40
  The guy that wrote the dictionary.
• 33:41
  Well, he defines reality as a real event.
• 33:45
  Now, listen to me, a real event, a real entity, and our state of affairs.
• 33:51
  That's what he says uh uh reality is all about.
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  And uh, I could tell you probably uh to shorten that up.
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  Reality is simply what we can see, what we can feel, what we can hear, and what we can touch.
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  Nothing more and nothing less.
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  That's what reality is all about.
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  Now, what we need to do is to understand that uh uh and and it's very interesting you know, when I look at what reality is, because there is something that all of us say we know about.
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  There is a person who we talk about uh from time to time and uh kind of kind of share with people that uh we we do know him.
• 34:30
  All right.
• 34:31
  Now you might be saying, What in the world am I talking about?
• 34:35
  Well, here's what I'm talking about, folks.
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  I'm talking about this.
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  I find it striking.
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  I mean, really striking that many people readily accept as real whatever they see, whatever they hear, whatever they feel, whatever they touch, right?
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  I mean, it's there, right?
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  Look, look, I touch a table, uh, it's real.
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  I touch this microphone, it's real.
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  But yet, but yet they reject the reality of the one who impacts their lives every single day.
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  Impacts their lives every single day.
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  Now, who in the world am I talking about?
• 35:02
  Now, who in the world am I talking about?
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  I'm talking about God.
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  I'm talking about God.
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  Hmm.
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  Hmm.
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  Think about that one.
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  Think about that one.
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  On many occasions, I've heard individuals express uncertainty about whether God, who by the way, has a name, Jesus Christ, is real.
• 35:09
  On many occasions, I've heard individuals express uncertainty about whether God, who by the way, has a name, Jesus Christ, is real.
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  You know, I wonder, I I I I kind of wonder why people will kind of reject the notion of God.
• 35:19
  You know, I wonder, I I kind of wonder why people will kind of reject the notion of God.
• 35:26
  Uh you know, well, they say they believe in God.
• 35:26
  Uh uh, you know, well, they say they believe in God, well, Satan believes in God.
• 35:29
  Well, Satan believes in God.
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  He had a conversation with God.
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  Remember that.
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  Have you read your Bible?
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  I'm sure many of you who have read your Bible.
• 35:35
  Uh Satan had conversations with Jesus Christ, even challenged him, challenged him to say, hey, you know, get forsake your father.
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  You know, all right, he's there.
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  We know about it.
• 35:45
  Bow down to me and I'll give you the world.
• 35:47
  So we know Satan, Lucifer, he that guy has a name.
• 35:51
  Imagine that.
• 35:52
  Uh he has uh uh tried to create this uh idea that he would be the king of kings and lord of lords.
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  But Jesus rejected that because the reality of Jesus was not what he heard, not what he touched, all right?
• 36:07
  The reality of Jesus is not what he saw.
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  The reality of Jesus is what, folks?
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  The reality of Jesus was his Father in heaven.
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  And a lot of these people often explain that they find it difficult to believe in someone they have never seen in person.
• 36:25
  Hmm.
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  Think about that.
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  I've had people actually tell me, well, you know, if I saw God in person, you know, that that's a whole other story.
• 36:34
  I mean, how can you not believe that someone exists if you are in their presence, that they're right in front of you, looking at you eyeball eyeball?
• 36:43
  Reminds me of Thomas.
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  Remember that guy?
• 36:45
  He didn't believe Jesus Christ was in that room, that upper room, until he saw the uh marks on his uh hand, right?
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  Think about that, folks.
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  Thomas, the doubting Thomas, that's where that comes from.
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  All the disciples said this is Jesus.
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  He's standing right here.
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  I don't believe it's him.
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  I don't believe it's him.
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  The only way I'll believe it's him, I gotta see the marks in his hand.
• 37:08
  And so today people feel that way too.
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  They say those things like, well, you know what?
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  I don't believe in God until I see him.
• 37:17
  Or I believe there's a God, but you know what?
• 37:20
  He's somewhere in outer space and he's not uh really paying attention to me.
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  He's got so many problems and difficulties to deal with.
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  What would he want to do with me?
• 37:29
  Now, how about this, folks?
• 37:31
  Here's my response to these people.
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  Now, listen very, very carefully, all right.
• 37:36
  I answer their question with a question, which we're not supposed to, I understand, but I do it anyway.
• 37:44
  Here's what I ask them.
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  Do you believe that George Washington was the first president of the United States of America?
• 37:51
  And most respond in the affirmative.
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  Yeah, believe it or not, there are some who have no idea who Washington is.
• 37:58
  This is the times we live in, but uh, what can I what can I say, folks?
• 38:02
  Anyway, I then ask when they when they tell me yes, they they believe in George Washington, they believe he existed, they believe every single thing that they've read about him.
• 38:12
  So then I asked them this question.
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  When did you personally meet him?
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  When did you personally speak with him?
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  At which point, folks, I've got to tell you, you get the deer in the headlights look, and the conversation typically falls silent, because they got to know exactly what I was driving at.
• 38:32
  My point was clear.
• 38:34
  The reality of God is affirmed by scripture, by reason, and personal experience.
• 38:40
  Each person who had a personal experience with Jesus Christ testified to his existence and his involvement in their lives, and they put it down on paper.
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  Probably back then on stone or whatever they had, but you get the point.
• 38:55
  They put it down on paper.
• 38:58
  In much the same way, the historical reality of President George Washington and of many other figures we know through recorded history is supported by what?
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  Written accounts or history books, right?
• 39:10
  Isn't the Bible a written account of the history of Jesus Christ?
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  Of God in the lives of man?
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  Reasonable inference and testimony of those who lived during that time.
• 39:21
  So you got the testimonies of people who lived in the 1700s, who talked to, hung around with, and realized that uh, you know what, they they got to write some history down about the president of the United States, the first one, George Washington, and what he and others, like Jefferson and Adams, I mean, that whole crew down there who wrote the uh Declaration of Independence and the Constitution, they felt that they had to write that down so that people in the future, meaning you and me, all right, in this 21st century would know that there was a person who ran this country, there were people who put this country together, and that there are a lot of guidelines that they felt that we should know about.
• 40:08
  How about that, folks?
• 40:09
  Now, I go back to the question.
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  Why don't people believe in God?
• 40:14
  Or why do people believe that, you know what, he's just uh kind of a myth, or or that, yeah, there's a God, but he didn't do much.
• 40:23
  I mean, or he, you know, he's just there, he's just hanging out in heaven, all right.
• 40:27
  But with all the history written about Jesus Christ, about God Almighty.
• 40:32
  And I gotta tell you, folks, I don't need any other book than the Bible to find out that reality, reality in our lives is not only what we see on earth, but the real reality is God, because he created everything else that is reality.
• 40:51
  So it's reasonable to conclude, right, that Washington and others who uh employed writers to preserve speeches and good counsel and correspondence, so that future generations might learn from them.
• 41:03
  It's reasonable, right, to believe that.
• 41:05
  So why is it why are many people quick to question the testimonies and the writings of the apostles and the disciples and Jesus himself?
• 41:15
  Hmm.
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  Perplexing to me.
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  Really, I mean it.
• 41:19
  I mean, why is it that we accept that we can what we can see, that we can hear, that we can touch, etc.
• 41:26
  But when it comes down to uh not doing those things with regard to a personal uh encounter, I suppose, with people, we don't tend to believe it other than what was written by man.
• 41:38
  Hmm, with the exception of what was written by man via the inspiration of the Holy Spirit of God.
• 41:47
  So, how about Genesis 1-1?
• 41:49
  All right, the reality of God begins right there, because right there in Genesis 1:1, we see the affirming of God's existence.
• 41:58
  In the beginning, God created the heavens and the earth.
• 42:00
  God created the heavens and the earth.
• 42:02
  Do we need more?
• 42:02
  Do we need more?
• 42:04
  Do we need more than that than to understand that this is what it's all about?
• 42:04
  Do we need more than that than to understand that this is what it's all about in the beginning that God created the heavens and the earth?
• 42:08
  In the beginning, that God created the heavens and the earth.
• 42:13
  That was the beginning of it all.
• 42:13
  That was the beginning of it all.
• 42:15
  No, not uh in the year this way in the in the year 20,640 uh years ago, not in the year one, but in the beginning.
• 42:15
  No, not uh in the year this way in the year 20,640 uh years ago, not in the year one, but in the beginning.
• 42:24
  You can't go past the beginning.
• 42:24
  You can't go past the beginning.
• 42:26
  There's nowhere, I mean, where do you go?
• 42:26
  There's nowhere, I mean, where do you go?
• 42:28
  It's just in the beginning.
• 42:28
  This is in the beginning, all right.
• 42:29
  All right.
• 42:30
  Here's the beginning, and that is the start of everything.
• 42:33
  So in the beginning, God created the heavens and the earth.
• 42:36
  Now, this truth is affirmed throughout the entire Bible.
• 42:39
  The psalmists, many of them declared that creation proclaims God's glory.
• 42:45
  The heavens declare the glory of God.
• 42:47
  The skies proclaim the work of his hands.
• 42:51
  And Paul teaches that God's invisible attributes are evident in what he has made, leaving unbelief without excuse.
• 42:59
  Now let me get to that part a minute.
• 43:02
  People may say, well, you know what?
• 43:04
  Uh have never had an encounter with God.
• 43:06
  Maybe you have, and you just don't know.
• 43:09
  I believe everyone at some point in time has an encounter with God.
• 43:13
  And many times we just don't know it.
• 43:15
  We don't see it.
• 43:16
  We don't have our eyes opened.
• 43:17
  We have our eyes open to the things, the material things that man offers us.
• 43:21
  Too much of that going on in the world today, folks.
• 43:23
  You know, as we grow older, you know, and I've seen it happen in my own life.
• 43:27
  I kind of uh, you know, we slow down a bit, right?
• 43:30
  Uh slow down somewhat physically, and we slow down to a point where uh it's kind of positive where you will take a deep breath and take a step back and say, you know what?
• 43:40
  Let me enjoy what I see around me.
• 43:42
  Let him let me enjoy nature.
• 43:44
  I look at trees, I look at the grass, I look at the clouds.
• 43:48
  I mean, I start looking at everything that I didn't pay attention to when I was younger and on the go, okay.
• 43:53
  And I and I look at insects, I mean, those of you who are uh up in your years, you know, look at I'm I'm 74 years old, all right.
• 44:03
  Uh still got a lot of pep, a lot of vigor.
• 44:05
  Thank God Almighty.
• 44:06
  Um I'm healthy and I'm I'm moving forward with the uh different station in life he's given me with the military and with our country.
• 44:14
  And I'm sure many of you listening to this broadcast may not be 74 years old, you may be 25, 30, whatever age you are.
• 44:22
  I would say this to you there's a scripture that says, uh those of us with gray hair, and boy, do I have gray hair, uh, at least I have hair.
• 44:29
  Uh the scriptures say to take a step back if you're younger and to listen to the wisdom of those with gray crowns.
• 44:38
  Meaning, listen to some wisdom with those who have been around for quite some time, especially with those who have created a friendship, a relationship, uh what I call a real good, you know, brotherly love type thing with Jesus Christ.
• 44:54
  Listen to them.
• 44:54
  And I ask you just to listen to me for for a few more minutes.
• 44:58
  Don't let the reality of this life take you away from the reality of God.
• 45:05
  People will tell you to pursue good jobs.
• 45:09
  That's a good thing.
• 45:09
  You should do that.
• 45:10
  Pursue this, pursue that.
• 45:12
  But don't become enslaved to that reality.
• 45:15
  I've seen so many people, so many friends of mine who have begun their pursuits for better jobs, better education, uh, and then that turns into pursuit for money, money, money, and more material wealth or material things.
• 45:29
  And yeah, they get the big cars, they get to fly here, go here, go there, etc., etc., which is good.
• 45:35
  God wants us to be, he wants to bless us with wealth.
• 45:39
  He wants to bless us with those material things.
• 45:43
  So long as that wealth and those material things don't take us away from the reality of him.
• 45:50
  And I find it amazing.
• 45:51
  I I really do, folks, that I could talk to people about anything, any subject, any topic, politics, national security, on and on and on.
• 46:01
  But most of the time, when I bring up Christ, and I don't preach to people, I don't evangelize, I don't push this, you know, uh belief uh in in Christ on anybody's throat.
• 46:11
  I know when to stop.
• 46:13
  And sometimes I've had to stop in my tracks and and kind of pivot to another subject.
• 46:17
  But I've noticed a lot of times when people, and may I add some Christians I know, good ones, all right?
• 46:24
  This doesn't make them bad, but kind of cause me, causes me to pause a little when they tell me how successful they've been and how much money they have made.
• 46:35
  I tell them, well, let's thank God that he led you down that path and you've been able to succeed and you've been able to uh you know get a lot more uh money into your household, etc.
• 46:47
  etc.
• 46:48
  And I'm waiting.
• 46:50
  I'm waiting for them to share with me the reality of Christ in their life.
• 46:54
  Not a word, not a word.
• 46:57
  And I tell you what, I do walk away somewhat discouraged, thinking, gee, you know what?
• 47:01
  What happened here to this person?
• 47:03
  They used to, you know, engage in conversations about every subject, including God and the Bible, and now that's taking a back seat.
• 47:11
  Are they bad people?
• 47:12
  Of course not.
• 47:13
  Look, we all have our shortcomings, but I'm concerned that when I run into this situation more and more and more, and and so that's why I'm sharing this with you, is it take stock?
• 47:24
  All right, take stock that you don't let the reality of this life take you from the reality that there is a God.
• 47:30
  Look, and I I've, you know, listen, I've transformed from a person that was just like that, wouldn't say too much about Christ and God.
• 47:37
  Then I took them up on his offer.
• 47:39
  Come on to me, all ye who are burdened, and I will give you rest.
• 47:44
  My yoke is easy, my burden is light, telling me as well as telling you, your reality on earth may not be as good as you want it to be, or it may be perfect, but without me, meaning Jesus Christ, your reality is going to be short-lived.
• 48:00
  Woo, man, I'll tell you.
• 48:02
  And I've seen that happen to people on and on again, on again in my lifetime, with that reality of this world, of what they've attained in this world, is short-lived.
• 48:13
  I didn't want to go down that road.
• 48:15
  That's why I share with people there's another reality that uh I think about uh constantly, and that's reality that there is a Bible, that there is a word.
• 48:25
  Uh people say, well, you know, uh Steve Rogers, you talk often about how God and you have this conversation.
• 48:31
  How does he speak to you?
• 48:32
  I mean, do you hear his voice?
• 48:34
  No, I don't.
• 48:35
  I don't.
• 48:36
  But maybe I do.
• 48:37
  Ah, what do you think about that?
• 48:39
  Maybe my heart does.
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  All right, my soul does, my spirit does.
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  In fact, no maybes, okay?
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  I'm gonna correct myself.
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  No maybes.
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  I hear his voice in my heart, soul, and spirit.
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  And how do I hear it?
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  Through his word, through that Bible, through what we see and what we hear, what we touch, what we feel through the word of God.
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  Through the word of God, not with my hands, but what my ears, not what my eyes, but through the soul and the spirit that God has given me.
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  Not what my hands, but what my ears, not what my eyes, but through the soul and the spirit that God has given me.
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  And you can have the same thing.
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  And you could have the same thing.
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  You could have the same thing.
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  You could have the same thing.
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  For many people, God is experienced as personally real.
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  For many people, God is experienced as personally real, not just as an abstract idea, what many, many do.
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  Not just as an abstract idea, what many, many do.
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  Uh, that's an abstract idea, uh, the thoughts of God.
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  That's an abstract idea, uh, the thoughts of God.
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  There is no reality there, it's just an idea.
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  There is no reality there, it's just an idea.
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  Well, it's not.
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  Well, it's not.
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  And you know what?
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  Many people know it's not an abstract idea.
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  And many people study God's word, and they can deepen awareness of God's presence in their lives, leading to an encounter with God.
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  Hell yeah.
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  You will, if you haven't already, you'll have an encounter with God.
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  The question is, will you know it's Him?
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  Now, that doesn't mean uh uh, you know, He's gonna come out of heaven and meet you face to face and say, Hey, come on over here, I need to talk to you.
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  No, no, it don't work that way.
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  But you will have an encounter.
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  Something interesting will be happening in your life, where there'll be a detour in your life.
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  There is the reality of Jesus Christ, the reality of God, the reality of the Holy Spirit indwelling in your life.
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  Now, you might say, hmm, Holy Spirit, he'll never come into my life.
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  I'm in such bad shape.
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  I've committed more sins than than anybody you can think of.
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  Uh so the Holy Spirit's not gonna uh come into my life.
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  Well, I got news for you, my friend.
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  He's there already.
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  He's been there since the day you were created, not born, created inside your mother's womb.
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  He's been there.
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  It's up to you to well, accept him, and I tell people to activate him.
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  How do you do that?
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  Well, you have a conversation with God.
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  You tell Jesus Christ, get along with him for goodness' sake.
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  I've told you that time and time again.
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  Get along with him.
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  Start talking to him, like I'm talking to you, and ask him to show you the way.
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  25th Psalm, show me thy way, teach me thy path, O Lord.
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  What do you think of that, folks?
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  The scripture portrays what can be uh both, you know, both through action and through deed, a strong relationship with Christ.
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  When you recognize God's reality, then the call for you to get deeper and deeper and deeper in into having enough faith and trust in him that he will, he will draw you closer to him.
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  Faith is a committed trust in God, period.
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  Not mere intellectual agreement, not mere obedience to a particular doctrine, but be a willing and obedient friend of Jesus Christ.
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  That's all he wants is your friendship.
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  So faith like that, it engages the whole person.
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  Yep, your mind, your heart, your soul, your spirit, and your conduct.
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  And scripture, the holy scriptures portray it as evident in both action and a lived relationship with God.
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  A lived relationship, meaning an ongoing relationship.
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  God's reality is affirmed through many, many perspectives, my friend.
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  Scriptural, philosophical, all kinds of, I mean, perspectives.
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  Through creation's beauty, I mean, look at the creation's beauty.
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  I mean, the scientific insight, even science is affirming the reality of God, and personal spiritual experience, which is a big deal.
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  What we have in the Bible in the written word of God are personal experiences that people wrote down.
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  And I've got to tell you, I've written nine books.
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  All right, and I'm not here on this broadcast to sell you and market the books.
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  I'm not even going to tell you what their names are.
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  At some point, maybe I will.
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  I've written nine books, uh, primarily about the experiences that I've had with Jesus Christ.
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  And at times not even knowing it.
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  But I gotta tell you, it taught me that there is a God, that he's interested in my life, and that he is indeed answering the prayer.
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  Show me thy way, teach me thy path, O Lord.
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  And you, my friend, you can have that same pathway, that same experience.
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  All you got to do is open your heart as he has opened his heart to you.
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  Open your arms, embrace him.
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  As he opened his arms to you and said, Come, come unto me, my friend.
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  You who are listening now, he's saying, Come unto me.
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  Whatever burdens you have, your reality on earth is temporary, but your reality with me, meaning God Almighty, Jesus Christ, is eternal.
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  That's where our reality should be.
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  So take a moment and look at the reality of God through what he created.
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  All right.
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  Don't you don't have to go open in your Bible right now.
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  Look at the sky, look at the birds, look at the seas if you're near an ocean, the trees, the stars.
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  But most importantly, I would say, look in a mirror.
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  I mean it.
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  Look at you.
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  Ask yourself the question.
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  Where have I been?
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  Where am I going?
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  And how am I going to get there?
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  Let that be something that you do.
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  Uh, I mean that means you really do.
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  You take some time in that you do within the next 24 to 48 hours.
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  And then take a moment and turn in your Bible to the book of John, chapter 3.
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  I'm not going to read that scripture to you, because I want you to make it a point that you go to John chapter 3.
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  And there, there you will find you're going to find, without a doubt, there you will find the reality of God Almighty.
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  That's it.
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  John chapter 3.
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  That is where you're going to find the reality of God.
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  And remember what I've said over and over again in prior broadcasts, and I will continue to say this when people ask me, well, what is the Bible?
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  What's in the Bible?
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  What's written in the Holy Order Bible?
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  I could tell you this.
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  Uh I I don't have time to go through the whole definition, but I will share with you that the Bible reveals the mind of God and his mind is on you, my friend.
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  The state of man, also on you and on me.
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  The way of salvation, the doom of sinners, and the happiness of believers.
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  Its doctrines are holy, its precepts are binding, its histories are true, and its decisions are immutable.
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  Read it to be wise, believe it to be safe, and practice it to be holy.
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  It contains light to direct you, food to support you, and comfort to cheer you.
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  That is what the Bible is.
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  That is what God is all about.
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  He loves you, he protects you day in and day out, whether you accept it or not.
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  But that is the reality.
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  You know, reality is faith.
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  Reality is not based on the things we see, right?
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  What's it's the Bible says, you know, faith, all right?
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  Faith come up by hearing, hearing by the word of God.
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  Faith is the substance of things not seen, not seen, folks, meaning that you have faith in a God you may not be able to see right now, maybe sometime in your life, he will reveal himself to you somehow.
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  Look at when it comes to God, I don't count anything out.
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  But I'll tell you what, he, Jesus Christ, the Lord of Lord, and the King of Kings loves you.
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  And the King of Kings loves you.
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  He wants you to know that he needs and wants you to be his reality.
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  He wants you to know that he needs and wants you to be his reality.
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  Right.
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  Right.
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  Let him be your reality, and you're gonna see blessing upon blessing come into your life.
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  Let him be your reality, and you're going to see blessing upon blessing come into your life.
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  There'll be train rainstorms, all right?
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  There'll be train rainstorms, right?
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  There'll be winds and there'll be difficult challenges that you'll be facing.
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  There'll be winds and there'll be difficult challenges that you'll be facing.
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  But the difference between now and then, meaning now, if you don't have God as a reality, and when you do have him as a reality in your life, he'll walk with you.
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  But the difference between now and then, meaning now, if you don't have God as a reality, and when you do have him as a reality in your life.
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  He'll walk with you.
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  And as he's walking with you, you want some real peace?
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  He'll give you the reality of his peace.
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  After all, he's also known as the Prince of Peace.
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  Thank you for listening.
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  God bless you, and God bless the United States of America!