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Speaker 4: See Ladies and gentlemen. It's the Ron Edwards American Experienced
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Speaker 4: Talk Show where our unalienable rights are celebrated. And now
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Speaker 1: Is everyone doing today?
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Speaker 5: I'm Ron Edwards and of course you're listening to the
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Speaker 5: Ron Edwards American Experience Talk Show. And welcome to our
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Speaker 5: rumblers and also welcome to those simulcasting on k Star
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Speaker 5: Talk Radio and the other networks as well, Liberty Talk,
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Speaker 5: Liberty Works, Vera Network, et cetera, et cetera. Thanks so
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Speaker 5: much for tuning in and got a good show lined
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Speaker 5: up for you today. But you know, I was checking
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Speaker 5: out some of the hearings today with Pambondi at the
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Speaker 5: Congressional hearing, and I tell you it is so enlightening
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Speaker 5: when you look at these things, you really see into
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Speaker 5: the hearts of people. Of course, you see the rhinos
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Speaker 5: like Tom Massey and everything like that.
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Speaker 1: I don't know what he's suffering from.
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Speaker 3: That.
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Speaker 5: It was brought to my attention that since he remarried,
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Speaker 5: his new wife has just basically turned them out into
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Speaker 5: a leftist and he's just totally left the plantation as
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Speaker 5: far as not the plantation, but he's left common sense
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Speaker 5: and good values concerning our nation. But that's what happens
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Speaker 5: when you're unevenly yoped. Sometimes you can be yanked in
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Speaker 5: the wrong direction, and you know, it turns into a disaster. Well,
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Speaker 5: President Trump is powering greatest growth economically the United States
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Speaker 5: has ever seen. That's what some people are saying. The
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Speaker 5: Wall Street journalism too happy because the United States created
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Speaker 5: one hundred and thirty thousand jobs. Now they were guessing
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Speaker 5: it would be around fifty five thousand, so a lower
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Speaker 5: number so that they could complain about Trump's policies. Because
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Speaker 5: we all know that the Wall Street gang and the
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Speaker 5: globalist Republicans and of course the Democrats, they don't agree
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Speaker 5: with what Trump is doing with the tariffs and some
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Speaker 5: of the tax reductions like tax on tips and things
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Speaker 5: of that nature, because those things, if left alone, will
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Speaker 5: bring long term prosperity, long term growth to our nation economically.
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Speaker 5: But you know, these people are railing against it, and
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Speaker 5: they're talking about it is if it's almost criminal activity,
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Speaker 5: and they're talking about even trying to indict people after
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Speaker 5: the midterms. Anything the Democrats and the Rhinos disagree with
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Speaker 5: you with. Now now they say, well, you know what,
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Speaker 5: let us try to throw them in jail. I mean,
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Speaker 5: that's what happened to Peter Navarro, remember that, Steve Bannon.
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Speaker 5: What they tried to do to President trub It's not
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Speaker 5: because of actual crimes, but it's basically they'll make up
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Speaker 5: a crime. They'll say, well, you did this, they did that.
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Speaker 5: But the real reason why they went after those people
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Speaker 5: is because philosophically they were opposed to what the leftists
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Speaker 5: want to do to this country, meaning to you and
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Speaker 5: I we the people. They want to take away our
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Speaker 5: religious liberties. They want to make sure they were economically depraved.
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Speaker 5: But then there's another discussion that needs to be had,
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Speaker 5: and we talk about the cabal. You know a lot
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Speaker 5: of times we think about when we see the talk
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Speaker 5: about the deep state. We talk about you know, freemasonry,
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Speaker 5: we talk about the Democrats and all of these elements
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Speaker 5: working together. But I think few people realize how deeply
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Speaker 5: in s trenched and do every aspect of society that
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Speaker 5: the cabal has, you know, laid in their tentacles, and
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Speaker 5: it includes the majority of Christian churches in our country.
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Speaker 5: And that is why, in my humble opinion, we haven't
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Speaker 5: seen as many changes as we would like for the better.
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Speaker 5: And you know, I'm talking about political not just political,
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Speaker 5: but just as far as policy issues, because there are
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Speaker 5: so many people that are in the cabal, or related
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Speaker 5: to the cabal, or in agreements agreement with the cabal.
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Speaker 5: People like Susan Wiles, for example, who is really working
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Speaker 5: hard on President Trump's mind, I mean that which has
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Speaker 5: gone to nutsville. She is just out to lunch. And
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Speaker 5: the cabal is made sure that we have a two
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Speaker 5: generations of Americans who have no relation intellectually with our Constitution,
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Speaker 5: with the Bill of Rights, with any federalist papers, forget that,
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Speaker 5: and especially not with the true Word of God or
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Speaker 5: with God himself. And so when you have a nation
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Speaker 5: such as this republic called the United States of America,
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Speaker 5: which was.
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Speaker 1: Founded on.
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Speaker 5: The concept of people that were personally responsible for their actions,
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Speaker 5: and we remain so because they remain free and understanding.
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Speaker 5: In order to maintain our liberties and our freedoms, we
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Speaker 5: have to be free moral agents governed by moral high
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Speaker 5: moral precepts. And one thing that everyone has understood since
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Speaker 5: John Dewey and before that even is that to get
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Speaker 5: rid of liberty in America, you first have to get
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Speaker 5: rid of high moral standards. Because once you get rid
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Speaker 5: of high moral standards, then every other standard begins to decline. Education, Bible, teaching, economics,
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Speaker 5: blah blah blah, and so on and so on, and
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Speaker 5: everything gets worse and worse and worse and worse. Now
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Speaker 5: some are saying that in the near future and the
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Speaker 5: not too distant future, things are going to get better.
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Speaker 5: I have this ongoing discussion with an individual I'll just
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Speaker 5: call him a white hat guy, a QAnon guy, and
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Speaker 5: he continues to tell me everything is on hold, and
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Speaker 5: we're just ready to go. There's going to be a
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Speaker 5: ten days of darkness, and everything's going to be shut down,
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Speaker 5: the internet for ten days, and we'll see all of
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Speaker 5: these documentaries running over and over, and the military is
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Speaker 5: going to turn everything around and clean everything up. But then,
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Speaker 5: on the other hand, you read the Bible about these times,
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Speaker 5: and you see that they're building the Third Temple, and
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Speaker 5: you see other things coming to pass, and then you wonder, well,
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Speaker 5: are these the final moments of the last days and
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Speaker 5: are we being set up for a time of a deception.
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Speaker 5: You hear them talking about peace piece piece. You had
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Speaker 5: the peace Club, I'll just call it the peace club
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Speaker 5: that the President Trump is put in together. And I
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Speaker 5: think Bibi Netanyahu just joined speaking of that. He's spending
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Speaker 5: time with the president today. Isn't it amazing? He's supposed
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Speaker 5: to be one of our top allies, right, but they're
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Speaker 5: bringing him hit. They brought him in.
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Speaker 1: To where the staff walks in.
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Speaker 5: There were no flags, no welcoming committee at the door
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Speaker 5: and all that. You know how when they bring dignitaries
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Speaker 5: in nothing, And I just wonder that what that symbolizes.
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Speaker 5: Are they afraid to show the big big time in
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Speaker 5: their own mind Muslim nations that they're really allies of Israel?
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Speaker 5: Are they afraid or of something? I don't know, But
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Speaker 5: if that's your ally and the greatest nation of liberty
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Speaker 5: in the entire Middle East, and this is how you
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Speaker 5: treat him, That's what Ali Obama did. The only difference
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Speaker 5: is that at least at least when he came to
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Speaker 5: see Trump, they saw him immediately where it was when
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Speaker 5: he came when Ali Obama was in office, they shuffled
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Speaker 5: him into a side door or whatever, and they left
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Speaker 5: him just sitting there, just sitting there. And I don't
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Speaker 5: know if that's the right thing to do and the
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Speaker 5: right way to treat our one of our top allies.
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Speaker 5: And I understand, you know, there's a lot of discussion
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Speaker 5: about the Zionist cabal and all of that, and that
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Speaker 5: is a true situation. But you don't, I don't know,
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Speaker 5: treat the leader of that nation in that manner. When
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Speaker 5: the nation leaders come over here, they treat them like royalty,
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Speaker 5: and of course they are princes and kings of their nations.
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Speaker 5: They are royalty, but you know what I mean, they
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Speaker 5: give them a lot of respect. And these are Muslim nations,
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Speaker 5: by the way, even the ones that smile in our face,
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Speaker 5: you know, they still all live by the dictates that
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Speaker 5: when we get the chance, we will kill you. Fact
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Speaker 5: they recently that wasn't yesterday or the day before. They
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Speaker 5: announced that again to Israel, Oh Israel, you just wait
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Speaker 5: when the day comes that we can we will.
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Speaker 1: Evaporate. You See.
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Speaker 5: The thing is, the Muslims have never veered away from
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Speaker 5: their belief So why should we in the United States
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Speaker 5: of America allow ourselves to be veered from our belief system, which,
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Speaker 5: by the way, opened the door to the greatest nation
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Speaker 5: in the history of the world. Most people don't know this,
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Speaker 5: but the concept of liberty itself only came out of
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Speaker 5: the biblical Word of God because it was based upon
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Speaker 5: not just being free just for the sake of being free,
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Speaker 5: but free within certain concepts. Because liberty, which is what
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Speaker 5: freedom with responsibility and the concept from my understanding and
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Speaker 5: reading the Word of God came from. Remember when Jethro
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Speaker 5: was giving instruction to Moses. Moses was being worn down
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Speaker 5: three million people. Oh my god, I've got to I've
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Speaker 5: got to counsel all these people, everything from hangnails to
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Speaker 5: criminal activity, all kinds of stuff, adultery, blah blah blah.
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Speaker 5: Got to settle all these Oh my gosh, I can't
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Speaker 5: do it. And he was being overwhelmed. But Jethro, his
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Speaker 5: father in law, said hey, hey, come over here, let
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Speaker 5: me tell you something. Why don't you break it up.
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Speaker 5: Find men of good character and give them responsibility to
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Speaker 5: oversee the lesser matters. You have groups of fifty or whatever.
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Speaker 5: They broke it down. I forget the exact numbers, so
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Speaker 5: that Moses wouldn't have have to talk himself literally to death.
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Speaker 5: And it was based upon men being free to partake.
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Speaker 1: In government.
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Speaker 5: It wasn't centralized, it wasn't just one figure, but it
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Speaker 5: was broken up, meaning the responsibility of the tribe of
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Speaker 5: the children in Israel wasn't just resting on one man,
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Speaker 5: but it was broken up and it rested on the
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Speaker 5: shoulders of many. And out of that concept, I believe
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Speaker 5: it ties to the concept of we the people. And
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Speaker 5: so that's how I see it. I could be right
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Speaker 5: or wrong. And welcome to the folks in the rumble room,
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Speaker 5: chat room, the rumble chat room, my fellow rumblers, thanks
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Speaker 5: for tuning in and joining in. And speaking of joining in,
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Speaker 5: we have a great guest today. His name is Pastor
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Speaker 5: Earl Wallace, and he wrote a nice little booklet. It's
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Speaker 5: called The Bible is a Course of America's Inalienable Rights.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, it's one of.
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Speaker 5: My favorite pieces of literature right here, and we're gonna
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Speaker 5: bring him in. I'm gonna chat with him just a bit.
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Speaker 5: I believe he's here. Jay our producer, Yeah, he's always
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Speaker 5: on the job. Big big ups to a Jay. And
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Speaker 5: if Pastor Earl is there, we'd like to bring him
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Speaker 5: in and have him join the conversation. The low pastor
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Speaker 5: earl going once, going twice, going three times. Okay, we
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Speaker 5: will try again a bit later. But anyway, folks, just
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Speaker 5: going on about.
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Speaker 1: The concept.
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Speaker 5: Of where liberty comes from and why it is so important,
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Speaker 5: and why is it that we have to understand when
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Speaker 5: you see these protest groups, for instance, in the streets
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Speaker 5: of America going to Nutsville.
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Speaker 1: Saying that they want more freedom.
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Speaker 5: You notice how they're running around. Many of them say
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Speaker 5: I'm a victim. I'm a victim, yeah.
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Speaker 1: Saying that.
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Speaker 3: Can anybody hear me?
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Speaker 1: Yes, we hear you. I'll be right with you.
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Speaker 5: And you know, they claim that they're victimized and they're
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Speaker 5: so oppressed by American society, white supremacy, this, that and
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Speaker 5: the other.
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Speaker 1: But yet they were so oppressed. How is it.
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Speaker 5: That you have someone like Jasmine Crockett, who hates the country,
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Speaker 5: allowed to run for office and be in a position
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Speaker 5: of authority. How is it that a Letitia James saying scenario,
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Speaker 5: is allowed to have her position, that she is allowed
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Speaker 5: to almost throw a president, a former president in jail
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Speaker 5: on lies and still be in her position to this day.
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Speaker 5: If America was so based on white supremacy and America
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Speaker 5: was so racist, it's just a question, I.
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Speaker 1: Asked.
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Speaker 5: I try to get the illogical concept when it, you know,
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Speaker 5: when it comes to these kinds of scenarios, and I
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Speaker 5: can't come up with anything that's really logical about it.
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Speaker 1: It is what it is, though.
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Speaker 3: Hello.
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Speaker 6: My name is Pastor Earl Pastor Earl Wallace of Liberty
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Speaker 6: Christian Schellowship in Upstate, New York, and you're listening to
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Speaker 6: the Ron Everards American Experience. Ron and I are both
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Speaker 6: patriots who are dedicated to the restoration of our beloved us.
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Speaker 1: Thanks because Freestaunton begs.
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Speaker 3: BCUs this match like Zebra and stripes, an anger man,
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Speaker 3: exact shoes.
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Speaker 1: Love growth.
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Speaker 5: Let's bring in our guests. As I said, he's Pastor
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Speaker 5: Earl Wallace. He wrote the Bible is the source of
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Speaker 5: America's Inalienable Rights booklet, and it's something that I refer
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Speaker 5: to quite regularly because it's very concise. Has a lot
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Speaker 5: in a few pages, but it's a lot in it. Hello, Pastor,
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Speaker 5: and welcome. How are you to today, sir?
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Speaker 3: Very good, Ron, thanks for having.
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Speaker 1: Me on again. Thank you so much. Hey, you know what.
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Speaker 5: I understand that you had a little conversation with some
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Speaker 5: political officials in your great state of New York today.
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Speaker 3: How did that go?
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Speaker 1: Last night?
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Speaker 3: I spoke with to the upstate Conservative Coalition in Sarah
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Speaker 3: Till the Springs. The mayor attended, and I gave them
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Speaker 3: a basically a biblical basis of Billa rights presentation for
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Speaker 3: your audience to touch up on those terms. There are
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Speaker 3: ten command and their attendable of right. Each of the
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Speaker 3: ten commandments enumerate our inaliable rights which are referenced in
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Speaker 3: the Declaration. For when God says now shall now murder,
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Speaker 3: he's saying everybody has a right not to be murdered,
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Speaker 3: sexually molested, or career stolen from lied to and I
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Speaker 3: to our about. And we also have a divine right
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Speaker 3: not to have our persons, our people, our positions, and
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Speaker 3: our possessions coveted by I say, evil people and who
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Speaker 3: would use government power to deny us the free autonomous
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Speaker 3: use of the blessings that God gives us. Of course,
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Speaker 3: we have a ten minute five right to our family
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Speaker 3: privacy and autonomy, providing we don't use that right to
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Speaker 3: violate ten commandments six to ten against our families, and
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Speaker 3: that becomes a matter of law enforcement if that would happen.
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Speaker 3: We also have a ten Commandment one two four right
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Speaker 3: to worship God both publicly and privately in the way
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Speaker 3: that He specifies in the Ten Commandments, and each of
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Speaker 3: the Bill of Rights are designed to compel people in
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Speaker 3: government to treat we to peace according to the Ten Commandments.
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Speaker 3: The standows that you have mentioned on your shelf. You
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Speaker 3: got to get to who right to get to do right?
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Speaker 3: Because who's got to do to do? And the people
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Speaker 3: that you mentioned who are violating the Ten Commandments against we,
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Speaker 3: the people and President Trump, and they're trying to do
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Speaker 3: even to spread their their chicanery. They're not the right
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Speaker 3: who's sport to administer the American system.
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Speaker 1: Let me ask you, pastor, let me ask you this.
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Speaker 5: We know that the violations that are happening, and the left,
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Speaker 5: the cabals as it were, continue to seem to have
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Speaker 5: their way, and they seem to have everything just about
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Speaker 5: their way, despite the fact that many of us are
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Speaker 5: standing on these words. We're getting the word out, you're
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Speaker 5: getting the word out, and we're doing what we can do.
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Speaker 5: And as they say, stand and after standing, continue to stand.
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Speaker 1: But how is it that.
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Speaker 5: Do you think that the reason why the left continues
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Speaker 5: to have so much sway despite the fact that many
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Speaker 5: of us are out there telling the truth and praying
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Speaker 5: and this, that and the other that. At the same time,
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Speaker 5: even within our ranks, we have and I'll just call
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Speaker 5: it what it is, bastardize leadership in much of the church,
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Speaker 5: because I believe that you agree will agree with me
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Speaker 5: on this. That is, the church gets its act together,
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Speaker 5: then the rest of the nation will eventually fall in line.
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Speaker 1: What about?
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Speaker 5: How about that? But isn't the what you see today
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Speaker 5: a reflection of the church? When when when you see
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Speaker 5: what's going on in government and throughout society in general.
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Speaker 3: The short answer would be yes. Alexander Hamilton wanted Christian
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Speaker 3: constitutional societies in every county throughout America because he said
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Speaker 3: that would be the only way to have an educated
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Speaker 3: and active public who would secure the rights of the
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Speaker 3: people and would be our challenges. They took the Bible
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Speaker 3: out of our schools. All right here, let me talk
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Speaker 3: about the church for just a moment. I don't like
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Speaker 3: bashing the church. I keep telling people our goal is
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Speaker 3: to be the church that.
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Speaker 1: We want to be.
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Speaker 3: But in nineteen fifty four. They took the church off
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Speaker 3: of the political playing field through the IRS Bible one
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Speaker 3: B three policy, which is an internal policy memo to
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Speaker 3: the IRS. It's not a law passed by Congress. I
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Speaker 3: do not lose my First Amendment free speech rights when
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Speaker 3: I become a pastor. So we organized Liberty Christian Tellship
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Speaker 3: Church under the amendment of the US Constitution, laws passed
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Speaker 3: by Congress. We did not organize under a fallacy called
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Speaker 3: separation of Church and State, a phrase which neither appears
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Speaker 3: in the Bible nor in the US Constitution. So it's
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Speaker 3: basically a lie. And if we organize our church under
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Speaker 3: a lie, then we cannot God may not bless us,
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Speaker 3: probably won't bless us to protect society. The Bible says,
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Speaker 3: my people perish because of a lack of knowledge. Was
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Speaker 3: the Air Force six And ignorance is not going to
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Speaker 3: help us. Before God, He's given us his word, and
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Speaker 3: he gave the church the First Amendment position and what
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Speaker 3: doly mean by that First Amendment begins with freedom of religion,
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Speaker 3: which the founding fathers we were talking about Biblical Christianity.
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Speaker 3: I showed this to people. Ben Franklin wrote the Pennsylvania Constitution,
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Speaker 3: and then he put a religious test. You can go
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Speaker 3: google the Pennsylvania Constitution today, pulled up and you and
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Speaker 3: just put in church for religious tests and right above
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Speaker 3: the words religious tests. Then Franklin said that before any
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Speaker 3: legislature or anybody in government would take their seat, they
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Speaker 3: would have to acknowledge that that there is a creator.
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Speaker 3: He's a rewarder of the good and a punisher of
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Speaker 3: the evil, and that both the Old and New Testaments
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Speaker 3: are given by divine inspiration and his words, and there
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Speaker 3: shall be no other religious test Now.
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Speaker 1: Wasn't it Benjamin Hold up real quick?
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Speaker 5: Wasn't it Benjamin Franklin that persuaded I think it was
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Speaker 5: either Thomas Jefferson or James Madison to take Jesus Christ
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Speaker 5: off of the Constitution, because if you look at the
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Speaker 5: first one, the original one, Jesus.
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Speaker 1: Was mentioned, and then that was I'm not aware of that,
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Speaker 1: and I think that was.
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Speaker 5: Taken out at the persuasion of Ben Franklin.
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Speaker 3: I'm not aware that I'll have to research that.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, yeah, that's okay. But anyway, I just think that.
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Speaker 5: Trying to be ecumenical in such a manner, those little
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Speaker 5: things at the time, it might have been have been
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Speaker 5: seen as, oh, that's not a big deal. You take
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Speaker 5: Jesus out, Well, we still have God or Nature's God
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Speaker 5: and all of that. I think just something is in
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Speaker 5: their minds was probably minuscules taking Jesus out of there.
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Speaker 5: I think that, in a sense open the door to
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Speaker 5: a lot of the problems we have today are going
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Speaker 5: all the way to the Muslims taking over dearborn Michigan
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Speaker 5: in Plano, Texas. Because under the guise of religion, okay
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Speaker 5: and God, God interpreted a million different ways, which it
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Speaker 5: is right now. I think that was a door opener
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Speaker 5: to what we see today.
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Speaker 3: What say you, Well, if you look at Samuel adams
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Speaker 3: American Speech American Independence Speeches, and it's titled on American Independence,
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Speaker 3: and he gives the philosophical background to the Declaration of Independence,
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Speaker 3: The Declaration of Independence gives the philosophical background to the
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Speaker 3: US Constitution. In paragraph three, which many of our so
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Speaker 3: called stellar conservative religious organizations removed, Samuel Adams says that
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Speaker 3: the American Revolution is an extension of the pro Testament Reformation.
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Speaker 3: Some people would write Protestant, but it's pro Testament.
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Speaker 1: It's you ought to be the Protestants back in Great Britain.
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Speaker 2: Ye.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, And so he says that our forefathers drew off
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Speaker 3: the Yoca Poprian religion. It is up to us to
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Speaker 3: throw off the Yoca Popri in politics. I trust today
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Speaker 3: commence will commence the beginning of political Protestantism. That's the
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Speaker 3: American form of government is Bible based. And the founding
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Speaker 3: generations of America from sixteen twenty through the early eighteen hundred,
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Speaker 3: certainly through seventeen seventy six and the seventeen ninety one Declaration,
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Speaker 3: I mean, the seventeen ninety one Bill of Rights. Those
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Speaker 3: people were fleeing the government enforcement of Catholicism in Europe.
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Speaker 3: Non Catholicism, there's no born again experience, or there's very
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Speaker 3: I'm very little, and you go through rituals. And they
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Speaker 3: even changed this ten Commandment number two to the UCC
26:23
Speaker 3: last night, I explained, I gave showed them the ten
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Speaker 3: Commandments and from Exodus, and I said, if you violate
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Speaker 3: ten commandments number one and two, look what God says
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Speaker 3: He's going to do this. Look at Deuteronomy twenty eight,
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Speaker 3: Leviticus twenty six. If you violate ten commandments number one
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Speaker 3: and two, and that's if you ascribe the characteristics of
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Speaker 3: the trinity of deity. Is something that is not the Trinity,
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Speaker 3: especially an animate object carved by man's hands. People will say, well,
26:50
Speaker 3: those are symbols of heaven. The Bible tells you directly
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Speaker 3: in ten Commandment number two, do not make any graven
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Speaker 3: image of anything in heaven on earth, or under the earth,
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Speaker 3: or under the sea. Are in the sky you think
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Speaker 3: represents me? Later, God says, when I gave you the
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Speaker 3: Ten Commandments, I covered them mountain with smoke. You didn't
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Speaker 3: see me. You got to walk. Approach me by faith,
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Speaker 3: not by a man made icon, which is Bible calls
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Speaker 3: an idol. If we do that, and our government has
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Speaker 3: been run by you, go google many of your politicians
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Speaker 3: and judges. They all belong to that system of religion.
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Speaker 3: And if you violate ten Commandments number one and two,
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Speaker 3: there's an equal sign in scripture I, the Lord will
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Speaker 3: turn you over to people who will violate all the
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Speaker 3: rest of the ten Commandments against you. And I know
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Speaker 3: that that sounds hard, harsh theologically, But my job is
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Speaker 3: not to tell you my feelings. My job is to
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Speaker 3: tell you what the Bible says. And if you get
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Speaker 3: free from the concept of separation of church and state,
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Speaker 3: and read the Bible and it's purity. You'll see there's
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Speaker 3: an equal sign. You violate ten Commandments number one and two,
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Speaker 3: it equals I will bring people into your nation who
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Speaker 3: will In Deuteronomy and twenty eight Leveicus twenty six, it
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Speaker 3: says the foreigner shall rise above you in your own land.
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Speaker 3: I think we're going to We're getting a little bit
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Speaker 3: of a roll back with that. We have a great
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Speaker 3: opportunity with President Trump and his crew his administration, but
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Speaker 3: if we keep violating the Ten Commandments on street level,
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Speaker 3: God may be obligated by the holiness of his nature
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Speaker 3: to undermine us again with government talents. And I think
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Speaker 3: you know, and they're fighting President Trump all the way,
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Speaker 3: but I don't think they're going to win. I think
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Speaker 3: President Trump is an issue. Is anointed as a jay
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Speaker 3: who and God said he gave Ah. I was reading
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Speaker 3: the Bible for the first time I saw God given
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Speaker 3: a half a second chance. I'm like, this guy at
28:36
Speaker 3: going to repent.
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Speaker 1: What are you doing that.
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Speaker 3: I don't want to be trying to sit in the
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Speaker 3: seat of the scoffer, nor if gool I want to
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Speaker 3: sit in the seat of God. I read the scriptures,
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Speaker 3: and he finally said, they have to Jayhu, We're going
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Speaker 3: to We're going to be done with that. We're wiping
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Speaker 3: the entire Stanley line off the face of the earth.
28:52
Speaker 3: And if all these people indeed have gone to Epstein
28:56
Speaker 3: Island and eaten their pizza and terrorized the children, which
29:01
Speaker 3: you know, the movie Monsters Inc. Is a replica foreshadowing
29:07
Speaker 3: or or a post shadowing of what they what they
29:10
Speaker 3: do where the monsters come out of the closet and
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Speaker 3: scare the kids. Then and it collects the green fluid,
29:16
Speaker 3: you know, the Adremo clone. They're always telling you what
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Speaker 3: they're going to do. But if they've done that, and
29:20
Speaker 3: I believe that justice is coming their way, no criminal
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Speaker 3: that I know of is going to lie down and say,
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Speaker 3: oh you caught me. You know, good good good for
29:29
Speaker 3: you know, they're going to lie and fight and scheme
29:31
Speaker 3: to the end. The Left, I believe, is minimized. However,
29:38
Speaker 3: the lefts voices and their viewpoints are magnified by the
29:43
Speaker 3: lamestream media, which is why it shows like yours should
29:47
Speaker 3: increase in popularity.
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Speaker 5: Thank you, I appreciate that. Hey in the Bible, it
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Speaker 5: mentioned silly women, and while in this audience there are
30:03
Speaker 5: no silly women. These are great women. I mean I
30:06
Speaker 5: read their comments in the chat room, et cetera, and
30:10
Speaker 5: these are quite great people. But in my humble opinion,
30:13
Speaker 5: President trumpets surrounding himself with some silly women, whether it's
30:18
Speaker 5: Susan Wiles, whether it's Paula White and some of the others.
30:24
Speaker 5: And there's some silly men in there too, but especially
30:29
Speaker 5: Susan Wilds. She has a lot of power over that
30:32
Speaker 5: man's mind. It was her who say she's going to
30:35
Speaker 5: have him out campaigning like it's twenty twenty again, I
30:38
Speaker 5: mean like it's twenty fifteen again, in order to keep
30:43
Speaker 5: him away from the domestic issues that need to be
30:45
Speaker 5: fixed in our country, because she is off the same
30:50
Speaker 5: tree politically as Pambondy, that Bush country Club Republican controlled
30:59
Speaker 5: opposite configuration. You look a little bit from the Democrats,
31:05
Speaker 5: and you run on the right principles. But oh man,
31:08
Speaker 5: I got we just can't. We just can't get over
31:10
Speaker 5: the hump. I mean over and over and over again.
31:14
Speaker 1: And that's why you know what.
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Speaker 3: Go ahead, You know what the challenge is. What you
31:20
Speaker 3: just said is that it's at the fundamental Board of
31:23
Speaker 3: Elections level when we go to register the vote. When
31:27
Speaker 3: we go to register the vote, no one hands us
31:30
Speaker 3: a sheet of paper that says, if you believe these things,
31:33
Speaker 3: you're a Democrat, If you believe in these positions and values,
31:37
Speaker 3: you're a Republican, Conservative, whatever, keeping a green bro you know,
31:42
Speaker 3: you're whatever party. So any scoundrel can go down and
31:45
Speaker 3: sign up into any political party here she wants. We
31:49
Speaker 3: have in one of our local communities we observed a
31:52
Speaker 3: group of people who took over the Libertarian Party and
31:56
Speaker 3: they took over the Democrats, took them like three to
31:58
Speaker 3: four years each. I'm around then, and the last time
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Speaker 3: on took them to and then they joined the Democratic Party,
32:06
Speaker 3: got on the committees, and they took over the Then
32:08
Speaker 3: they went to the Republican part sing people. And when
32:12
Speaker 3: they got to the Conservative Party, the Conservative party chair
32:14
Speaker 3: took them to court and said, judge, look at what
32:16
Speaker 3: these people are doing. They're doing. They're they're coming in
32:20
Speaker 3: mass joining a political party, local political party, and then
32:23
Speaker 3: they're taking it over, kicking out the people who have
32:27
Speaker 3: been traditionally there as Republicans and Conservatives. And the judge
32:33
Speaker 3: said and then they saw their own leaders, and then
32:35
Speaker 3: they moved to the next and the judge said there's
32:38
Speaker 3: no law against them joining a political party. And so
32:43
Speaker 3: that's our challenge in the Federalist Papers. I wrote about
32:47
Speaker 3: this on Facebook this week in response to one of
32:51
Speaker 3: someone who's related to the situation. I just explained someone
32:55
Speaker 3: who's who's one of the principals we and the Federalists papers.
33:00
Speaker 3: James Madison said he did not want political parties. He
33:03
Speaker 3: called them factions, and he said they're pernicious, but in
33:08
Speaker 3: a free country, they're very challenging to avoid because people
33:14
Speaker 3: are going to want to do that. If you have factions,
33:16
Speaker 3: he said, with one phrase, you'll divide the country and
33:19
Speaker 3: have We should not be running for offices Republicans or
33:22
Speaker 3: Democrats or whatever. We should be running for offices as Americans,
33:27
Speaker 3: and we should be explaining to people how we are
33:29
Speaker 3: going to administer their Ten Commandments rights according to the
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Speaker 3: US Constitution. And in order for people to do that,
33:37
Speaker 3: to do that, they have to have a Ten Commandments
33:38
Speaker 3: vudue system.
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Speaker 1: But then wouldn't we have and you know the founding,
33:42
Speaker 1: wouldn't we have.
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Speaker 5: To go back to a nation of principles, because I've
33:45
Speaker 5: often said through the years, it's not about political party,
33:49
Speaker 5: it is about principles. We have to reinculcate principles back
33:54
Speaker 5: into our society so people understand right from wrong and
33:58
Speaker 5: desire what is right into the Bible and our constitution.
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Speaker 5: There is no it is a very limited desire hire
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Speaker 5: in our society overall for what is right either way
34:11
Speaker 5: for the Constitution or the or the Bible. And so
34:14
Speaker 5: we have to figure out a way to reach the
34:17
Speaker 5: young people in mass I'm sure you're aware of it.
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Speaker 5: Just last week they were showing how thousands and thousands
34:24
Speaker 5: of students across the country are being dragged out of
34:27
Speaker 5: their classrooms to join us. Yeah, and they're being taught
34:32
Speaker 5: to be little communists. And you know, the younger you
34:36
Speaker 5: get whatever principles Okay that you're sprousing to these young people,
34:41
Speaker 5: that was what were guiding principle for their life.
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Speaker 1: I'm living for that.
34:47
Speaker 5: My dad talked to me about our country, the greatness
34:50
Speaker 5: of our country, when I was eight years old, Okay
34:53
Speaker 5: he was. Our teachers reflected those principles. Schools were supposed
34:59
Speaker 5: to reflect the principles that are first taught them at home. Okay,
35:03
Speaker 5: that's what we write against when we went to school today,
35:08
Speaker 5: after generations and generations appealing that away like an onion,
35:12
Speaker 5: as John Dewey explained, you know, expressed that they should do,
35:16
Speaker 5: and so that Karl Marx as well. Now you have
35:20
Speaker 5: them inculcating them at that young age, putting in putting
35:23
Speaker 5: these seeds of communism and hatred for America, and there's
35:27
Speaker 5: no mention of God. It's just nothing, okay, agnostic at best.
35:34
Speaker 5: And so taking away the concept of God made man
35:38
Speaker 5: and woman, just all of the things that were natural
35:40
Speaker 5: to you and I because of what was inculcated, you know,
35:43
Speaker 5: from our parents. None of that is being taught to
35:46
Speaker 5: these younger children today. So my concern is that even
35:52
Speaker 5: if everything is turned around in the Trump administration it
35:56
Speaker 5: gets wonderful or wonderful, okay, is that we will have
36:01
Speaker 5: a bigger calamity than what happened when Ronald Reagan was
36:08
Speaker 5: in office. When Ronald Reagan was in office, I was
36:11
Speaker 5: a young guy starting out and I just thought the
36:13
Speaker 5: world was my oyster. I just thought, my gosh, as
36:17
Speaker 5: wonderful economically as life was during that decade, during when
36:22
Speaker 5: Reagan was in office, once things turned around.
36:25
Speaker 1: Oh my god.
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Speaker 5: I naively thought that Americans would be enjoying how wonderful
36:32
Speaker 5: things are and they would fight to keep it that way.
36:35
Speaker 5: But I learned a hard lesson. Well it wasn't hard physically,
36:40
Speaker 5: but it was kind of hard. It hit me inside.
36:44
Speaker 5: When I interviewed Ed Young, he was the head of
36:46
Speaker 5: the Cleveland Board of Education, and I said, mister Young,
36:51
Speaker 5: aren't you glad now that because of the tax cuts
36:55
Speaker 5: and the prosperity that is breaking out, the school system
36:59
Speaker 5: is raking in record amounts of cash. There's no more deficit.
37:05
Speaker 5: All you have to do is utilize all this money
37:08
Speaker 5: that you said you needed. You can get all the
37:10
Speaker 5: things that you need and work on improving the quality
37:14
Speaker 5: of education. You know what he told me with a
37:18
Speaker 5: straight face. He says, Oh, don't worry about it. We're
37:20
Speaker 5: going to get things back to.
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Speaker 5: Now, this is the same individual who had been complaining
40:05
Speaker 5: leading up to this about oh, we need so much more,
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Speaker 5: we can't do the job, we can't do this, blah
40:10
Speaker 5: blah blah blah. So Ronald Reagan provides through his policies
40:14
Speaker 5: the ability to do whatever they want to do that
40:17
Speaker 5: according to what they were saying, but in reality that
40:20
Speaker 5: is not what they want, and they continue this same
40:23
Speaker 5: pattern over and over again. We need more money for this,
40:25
Speaker 5: we need more money for that. And it turned out
40:27
Speaker 5: that Americans spent more per student than any other nation
40:30
Speaker 5: on the face of the earth. And guess what among
40:33
Speaker 5: developed nations, the least educated as far as quality, but
40:37
Speaker 5: the most highly indoctrinated. And so couple that with the
40:43
Speaker 5: church performance of the church. Our future, our near future
40:49
Speaker 5: may be bright, but if we don't do something during
40:53
Speaker 5: this window of opportunity, my friend, we're going to land
40:59
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Speaker 3: I teach homeschoolers on Wednesday the Constitution and difficult Economics.
41:12
Speaker 3: I was a high Stoolinglish teacher at Saratoga High and
41:16
Speaker 3: I had ninety two and ninety five percent of my
41:19
Speaker 3: students passing regent's exams. I did not realize at the
41:22
Speaker 3: time that my department had was fully indoctrinated in the
41:28
Speaker 3: in the dumbing down of America system. And she told
41:33
Speaker 3: me I should wanted me to be like the other teachers.
41:34
Speaker 3: I was a young teacher. I wasn't going to fast,
41:37
Speaker 3: so to speak, but in my heart I was saying,
41:40
Speaker 3: if I'm like the other teachers, I will only get
41:42
Speaker 3: fifty percent of my students maybe passing the regents. So
41:46
Speaker 3: I knew that I had to do something differently. I
41:50
Speaker 3: was raised as a liberal. When it was time for
41:53
Speaker 3: me to register to vote, I told my mom. I
41:56
Speaker 3: asked my mom, I said, what should I do? She said,
41:58
Speaker 3: You're going to be a Democrat, so you don't like
41:59
Speaker 3: any Democrats to do. And she said to me it
42:03
Speaker 3: doesn't matter. You're you're going to register as a Democrat.
42:05
Speaker 3: I'm like, why now. I didn't know anything about Republicans
42:08
Speaker 3: and conservative anything like that, it's raising a pagan household
42:12
Speaker 3: and in you know, black pop culture. And so I
42:18
Speaker 3: just did what my mom told me. And later when
42:20
Speaker 3: I realized what was really happening. And my mother in
42:24
Speaker 3: law worked in the Democratic mayor's office in Saratovas Springs
42:27
Speaker 3: at the time, and my mother lifelong Democrat, and so
42:32
Speaker 3: we told them moms, and I said, we're gonna enroll
42:35
Speaker 3: as Republicans and her mother said, don't do that, They'll
42:38
Speaker 3: fire me. I said, well then we'll no, we'll show
42:40
Speaker 3: up at all this stuff. She goes, don't know, you
42:42
Speaker 3: walk into an office, the phone phone will start ringing
42:46
Speaker 3: before you leave that office. Do not do that to me.
42:50
Speaker 3: And my mother just looked at me and she said,
42:52
Speaker 3: you'll be a you'll you'll just enroll from the Democratic
42:55
Speaker 3: Party over my dead body, as all she said. And
42:58
Speaker 3: I waited till she was dead two years and do
43:01
Speaker 3: it now. My church stood up with some turning point
43:06
Speaker 3: us A, uh, some kids who wanted to start a
43:09
Speaker 3: club America. It's and I look in Saratoga Springs and
43:13
Speaker 3: so I put a I know this does sound kind
43:15
Speaker 3: of one guy. He just can summing. I got to
43:16
Speaker 3: stop saying. I put a rainbow coalition behind that those kids.
43:20
Speaker 3: I put some black, some whites, some Hispanics, and we
43:23
Speaker 3: still with those children and showed them, showed the school
43:26
Speaker 3: board that across section of the community wants us. They
43:29
Speaker 3: were opposed the Club of the Turning Point Club America.
43:32
Speaker 3: Kids were opposed by the young Republicans, the youngs Why who.
43:40
Speaker 3: I only can tell you what the kids told me,
43:43
Speaker 3: But who knows? Uh? Everybody? You know, people like power
43:48
Speaker 3: and they like to be, you know, recognized as something.
43:51
Speaker 3: And I spoke to the Upstate Conservative Coalition, which is
43:54
Speaker 3: a uh AN organization. I like to call it a
43:57
Speaker 3: loose loosely associated individuals who come together periodically to pursue
44:04
Speaker 3: conservative values and goals, and at times they back candidates.
44:08
Speaker 3: They carry stuff and they they're back candidates. Well, a
44:12
Speaker 3: couple of sessions ago, none of the candidates came to
44:14
Speaker 3: speak to them. That's what I've been telling them. I said,
44:18
Speaker 3: these people aren't conservative, they're not Republican. What does that?
44:20
Speaker 3: What are those words even mean? If you don't if
44:23
Speaker 3: we're looking for people that have a ten commandments value system.
44:27
Speaker 3: And as the word spreads, more and more people are
44:30
Speaker 3: learning that how we're going to get inculcated into the
44:33
Speaker 3: grass roots. I'm not sure yet, but I'm advocating throughout
44:37
Speaker 3: my communities that we put up. I did a full
44:41
Speaker 3: police department training program on three dimensional leadership in the
44:45
Speaker 3: Biblical basis of the Bill of Rights and this is
44:48
Speaker 3: this is the law you're we should be enforcing. And
44:51
Speaker 3: I've spoken to numbers of police forces at different events,
44:55
Speaker 3: and they had a Pastor's on patrol event years ago. Anyway,
44:59
Speaker 3: in all they and I spoke there a couple of times.
45:01
Speaker 3: The Bible says in Proverbs that one man seems right
45:07
Speaker 3: until the next man gets up to speak. Our challenge
45:11
Speaker 3: is to be in enough places at the right times
45:15
Speaker 3: where we can be the next man. And we're trying
45:20
Speaker 3: to train people how to go before school boards and
45:24
Speaker 3: city councils and explain to them that you're on the
45:27
Speaker 3: wrong side of God's ten commandments. Commend you when you
45:30
Speaker 3: are on the right side, but a lot of times
45:34
Speaker 3: we have to come and tell you that you're on
45:35
Speaker 3: the wrong side of God's ten commandments. What does that mean?
45:37
Speaker 3: I means you're on the wrong side of His judgment.
45:40
Speaker 3: You may be on the wrong side of eternity here,
45:43
Speaker 3: we're trying to help you where community support people. We
45:49
Speaker 3: had a lot of interactions with the BLM people, the
45:52
Speaker 3: Black Lives Matter people, and as a black person, I
45:56
Speaker 3: didn't want those people cursing out people and advocating to
46:01
Speaker 3: violate the ten Commandits because of the color of my skin.
46:04
Speaker 3: And I went and told them. I went behind them
46:06
Speaker 3: and told a lot of people so. And now they've
46:10
Speaker 3: in our area. They've rebranded as Indivisible. They have to
46:14
Speaker 3: keep rebranding because you know, people catch on to them
46:17
Speaker 3: and they have these unspecified claims of racism. I'm like, well,
46:21
Speaker 3: was it Tuesday, April twenty nine, did let's got you
46:25
Speaker 3: all have a cell phones? Show us the racism?
46:28
Speaker 5: You know what you don't want, But you know what
46:31
Speaker 5: pastor earl when it comes to racism, I think sometimes
46:37
Speaker 5: especially with younger people, when they bring that up, you
46:40
Speaker 5: have to do say things like my father told me
46:43
Speaker 5: when when I was just a little tadpole, and he said,
46:47
Speaker 5: you know what, Okay, so what races may be out there,
46:53
Speaker 5: but it's not that big a deal in the grand
46:55
Speaker 5: scheme of things. It is not a bigger deal and
46:58
Speaker 5: it's nothing that God can't take care of. By the way,
47:03
Speaker 5: as you see God's guidance, he can weave you from
47:06
Speaker 5: all of that if you spend more time is built
47:10
Speaker 5: okay in a way that even if you run it
47:15
Speaker 5: in those kinds of problems, which increasingly you don't, you
47:19
Speaker 5: can still succeed in this country if you want to.
47:23
Speaker 5: And this is supposed to be Black History Month, but
47:26
Speaker 5: if you noticed, have you noticed, my friend, you don't
47:30
Speaker 5: hear anything about guys like Frederick Douglas. You don't hear
47:35
Speaker 5: anything about like Lewis Latimer. You don't hear anything about
47:40
Speaker 5: positive experiences during Black History Month. All you hear about
47:46
Speaker 5: or see. All I see is the glorification of the
47:49
Speaker 5: black female and oh woe is.
47:53
Speaker 3: As a super Bowl, we saw the sexualization of what
47:57
Speaker 3: they want to pass off as Hispanic culture. That's what
48:00
Speaker 3: I'm just saying. For fifty years, that's what they think
48:02
Speaker 3: about us.
48:03
Speaker 1: Yeah.
48:04
Speaker 3: So when when I was a kid, they said the poor,
48:07
Speaker 3: the black, to sick the lane, I'm like, listen how
48:08
Speaker 3: they're talking about us.
48:10
Speaker 5: Yeah, and see that We're not supposed to walk around
48:12
Speaker 5: calling ourselves victims. I'm not a victim. You're not a victim.
48:17
Speaker 5: Jays are the producer he's not a victim. We are
48:21
Speaker 5: victorious in Christ and.
48:23
Speaker 3: Christ ain'men and we'ret were and.
48:26
Speaker 5: We're indirectly called victorious when you describe our rights in
48:32
Speaker 5: the Constitution, which doesn't give us rights, but it recognizes
48:36
Speaker 5: our rights and acknowledges where they come from, from God Almighty.
48:40
Speaker 5: And so we walk in that vein. I mean, you
48:42
Speaker 5: read the story, and I really love the story of
48:45
Speaker 5: Frederick Douglas. He's one of my favorites. The reason why
48:51
Speaker 5: is because, when you think about it, he decided when
48:56
Speaker 5: he was going to be free, he said, bunk this
49:00
Speaker 5: and the and before and before he left the last
49:03
Speaker 5: man who laid a hand on him. He beat that
49:06
Speaker 5: man so bad, he says, and if you put your
49:09
Speaker 5: hand on me again, I will kill you. But as
49:13
Speaker 5: long as I'm here, I'm going to do my work.
49:15
Speaker 5: And he was always a great worker anyway. But the
49:17
Speaker 5: guy just wanted to abuse him, just for the heck
49:20
Speaker 5: of it. And he said, from and the and the
49:22
Speaker 5: story goes from then on. That man never touched him again.
49:27
Speaker 5: And then he decided when he was to be free.
49:31
Speaker 5: He got the hangnell out of there, went to upstate
49:35
Speaker 5: New York, and and and and and you know the
49:39
Speaker 5: rest of the story. He became a newspaper owner. He
49:43
Speaker 5: became very successful across the board, all the way to
49:47
Speaker 5: ambassador advisor to the president. Yeah, and also an ambassador.
49:52
Speaker 5: And and I've been to his home. Okay, you walk
49:57
Speaker 5: in and you see this beautiful violin. He trained himsel
50:01
Speaker 5: to be a classical violinist. So it comes down to
50:05
Speaker 5: choices more so than allowing yourself to operate according to
50:12
Speaker 5: the description of others. That's why it really, it really
50:16
Speaker 5: bothers me to no end when I see these leftist
50:20
Speaker 5: Karens and Kevin's going to Nutsville after black people who
50:27
Speaker 5: are not in league with their protests in Minnesota, Portland
50:32
Speaker 5: and all these and all of these things. They want
50:35
Speaker 5: black people to become dragged into that and call themselves victims.
50:40
Speaker 5: How is a logically thinking black person, okay, going to
50:44
Speaker 5: relate with an illegal border crosser who has a leftist
50:50
Speaker 5: white Karen and Kevin fanclub fighting against the ICE agents
50:55
Speaker 5: who are trying to collect up the illegal border crosser
50:59
Speaker 5: criminals in order to make their neighborhood safer. And they
51:02
Speaker 5: want the black Americans to join them and to go
51:05
Speaker 5: to Nutsville along with them. You talk about a salad
51:08
Speaker 5: bowl of illogical processes. This is crazy work.
51:14
Speaker 1: Man.
51:16
Speaker 3: I saw a little kid some kind of preschool first
51:20
Speaker 3: or second grade, and if I had preschool first grade,
51:23
Speaker 3: I can't remember where it was. But the teacher brought
51:26
Speaker 3: this little kid forward and they were coaxing him one
51:29
Speaker 3: in particular. How do you feel about ice? Does it
51:33
Speaker 3: make you angry? Yes, I'm angry. And I thought, why
51:35
Speaker 3: would you do that to a child? Why would you
51:37
Speaker 3: rob a child of the joy of his childhood. He
51:40
Speaker 3: should be out playing with cars in the sand and
51:42
Speaker 3: not this mess that you people are putting on this kid.
51:45
Speaker 3: But you're right. Children are extremely vulnerable and it takes
51:50
Speaker 3: you a while to figure things out. I was an
51:52
Speaker 3: extremely vulnerable child. I heard some my mom had. Let
51:57
Speaker 3: me see, we are too settles. Two Wallace's a smith
52:02
Speaker 3: and two Jackson's. Well, there are four different men. And
52:07
Speaker 3: so I was not raised in a traditional stable household.
52:14
Speaker 3: I joined the military when I was seventeen. Best thing
52:17
Speaker 3: I've ever did done in my life. Meet my wife.
52:19
Speaker 3: That's the really best thing. But the God is able.
52:26
Speaker 3: And when people when I was going to guy got
52:28
Speaker 3: out the military, I was going to college the older
52:29
Speaker 3: black guys will say the white man name, let you
52:31
Speaker 3: go to college. And when I got the two start
52:33
Speaker 3: walking down the street one day and the Saturday morning,
52:35
Speaker 3: and they all got the newspaper and I said, they said, buddy,
52:37
Speaker 3: come over here. They said, what are you doing on
52:40
Speaker 3: the dean's list. I said, I'm just studying and working.
52:43
Speaker 3: And they said man. And I said, and you guys
52:47
Speaker 3: told me the white man wasn't going to let me
52:50
Speaker 3: go to college. My name's in the paper.
52:52
Speaker 2: I didn't know.
52:53
Speaker 3: I said, my name's in the paper on the dean list.
52:55
Speaker 3: There you go. And they said, well, what are you
52:57
Speaker 3: going to college for. I said, because I'm going to
52:59
Speaker 3: become a high school teaching man. Even to let you
53:01
Speaker 3: teach his kids. I said, I'm not asking anybody to
53:04
Speaker 3: let me do anything. I'm earning the opportunity. There you go.
53:08
Speaker 3: And so then I was at a funeral a couple
53:10
Speaker 3: months ago. A lady says to me, he said, some
53:12
Speaker 3: of us in Saratoga Springs, were on the west side
53:15
Speaker 3: of town, were so proud of what you were able
53:17
Speaker 3: to accomplish. And I thought, I didn't really, It's like God,
53:23
Speaker 3: I used to pray all the time so I bought
53:25
Speaker 3: into this whole racism. And when I became a Christian,
53:27
Speaker 3: my first one of my first early prayers was, Lord
53:29
Speaker 3: set a table for me in the presence of my enemies. Well,
53:33
Speaker 3: I got jobs, and there weren't black people on those jobs.
53:37
Speaker 3: There was, and the white people on the jobs they weren't.
53:39
Speaker 3: I don't think many of them are anger at me
53:41
Speaker 3: because I'm black. They were anger at me because I
53:43
Speaker 3: was opposing the way things have always been done and
53:47
Speaker 3: being an example that if you just did this differently
53:50
Speaker 3: you could get. If you do what you've always done,
53:52
Speaker 3: you're going to get what you always got. Let's look
53:54
Speaker 3: at this, Let's turn the puzzle and look at it
53:56
Speaker 3: from a different perspective. I was developing what I ended
53:59
Speaker 3: up writing a book about three dimensonal leadership, negotiating your mission,
54:03
Speaker 3: resources and context. But anyway, that's my prayer, and I
54:07
Speaker 3: wanted to ask you this question. You may be more
54:09
Speaker 3: well versed in this DENI I had a bunch of
54:12
Speaker 3: black pastors a few years ago. I was, you know,
54:15
Speaker 3: answering their questions and trying to get them to think
54:17
Speaker 3: a little differently, and they said, you white suburban Christians
54:21
Speaker 3: and I'm darker than most of them. But my estimation
54:26
Speaker 3: is is that the church will they'll use the Bible
54:31
Speaker 3: to a degree, but it's always taught within the framework
54:35
Speaker 3: of the white man and racism, and it's got this
54:39
Speaker 3: negative frame around it. And I'm like, guys, well, I
54:44
Speaker 3: don't understand why. And then the day those guys told
54:48
Speaker 3: me that they had read the scripture, thou sall love
54:52
Speaker 3: the Lord God with all my heart, law and mind,
54:54
Speaker 3: with all this so and they said to me at
54:56
Speaker 3: one point on who you think you are? I said, well,
54:58
Speaker 3: I'm Earl Wallace, a Bible believing born again Christian who
55:03
Speaker 3: was an American who happens to be black. And they said, no,
55:09
Speaker 3: we're black first, and I said, okay, well what version
55:11
Speaker 3: of black are you? Madison then has got a whole
55:14
Speaker 3: bunch of them. You got your You're going to pull
55:15
Speaker 3: your pants down and we can see your butt cheeks.
55:18
Speaker 3: You're disgusting butt cheeks. Are you going to be one
55:21
Speaker 3: of the hip hosters? Who are you know? Black culture
55:24
Speaker 3: is this cursed swearing and trying to do sexual things.
55:26
Speaker 3: I said, what what version of black are you? And
55:30
Speaker 3: they said, well, your wife suburban.
55:31
Speaker 1: Christians, that's crazy, but it's you.
55:36
Speaker 3: I can tell you some stories.
55:37
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, I can.
55:38
Speaker 3: I could.
55:39
Speaker 5: You know, we could probably compare because we have because
55:43
Speaker 5: we yeah, we could put together a book of comparative
55:46
Speaker 5: stories that relate to that.
55:49
Speaker 1: And uh, it's crazy.
55:51
Speaker 5: I had one one of my neighbors, I never got
55:55
Speaker 5: along with the sun next door, never got along.
56:00
Speaker 1: We just didn't. Just it just was crazy like that.
56:04
Speaker 1: I'll never forget though.
56:05
Speaker 5: One day, because I had moved back to Cleveland, had
56:09
Speaker 5: to come back to the Midwest, and uh, because I
56:13
Speaker 5: had gotten sick in New York and everything, and I
56:15
Speaker 5: was in recovery. But I almost immediately a couple of
56:19
Speaker 5: weeks after getting back home, one of my radio stations
56:22
Speaker 5: that I worked for in Cleveland, they contacted me and
56:25
Speaker 5: wanted me to come back to work. And they never
56:28
Speaker 5: told me how they even found out I was back
56:31
Speaker 5: in Cleveland, back in town. But anyway, this is, you know,
56:36
Speaker 5: one of the top so called white stations in the city.
56:40
Speaker 5: And WGR the flagship station for nationwide communications, a big
56:47
Speaker 5: time rock and roll, giant fifty thousand.
56:50
Speaker 1: Powerhouse, you know, back in the day.
56:52
Speaker 5: And I was walking I was coming home because a
56:55
Speaker 5: lot of times, as Cleveland is a city where you
56:57
Speaker 5: can either drive or take the train, and some days,
57:01
Speaker 5: you know, when it's nice, I did just take the
57:02
Speaker 5: train because it dropped me right off by the radio station.
57:06
Speaker 1: And so one day I'm walking down the street and
57:09
Speaker 1: mister Hall, he says, come here for a minute. Just
57:11
Speaker 1: I just I just want to tell you this.
57:14
Speaker 5: I know you never got along with my with Greg
57:16
Speaker 5: and blah blah blah blah blah, but I'm gonna tell
57:19
Speaker 5: you something.
57:19
Speaker 1: I wish my son had turned out like you.
57:24
Speaker 3: I was.
57:25
Speaker 5: I was floored. I said, well, what do you mean.
57:29
Speaker 5: He said, No, matter what you went through, you had
57:32
Speaker 5: these health problems when you were young, blah blah blah.
57:34
Speaker 5: You you built your own body up, you played football,
57:38
Speaker 5: You just kept overcoming they told you you couldn't get
57:41
Speaker 5: this particular job. And you were working in radio in
57:45
Speaker 5: high school and blah blah blah. You were always fighting
57:48
Speaker 5: to do stuff without looking like you were like you
57:51
Speaker 5: were fighting, You were just doing. And I was I
57:57
Speaker 5: felt really good, man, because it came from such a
58:03
Speaker 5: person that I was one of the last human beings
58:05
Speaker 5: on earth that even would recognize something like that, let
58:08
Speaker 5: alone say something like that to me and so. But
58:11
Speaker 5: that supports what you're talking about. We just have to
58:16
Speaker 5: teach not only through example, but spread the word, the Gospel,
58:21
Speaker 5: and in the form, no, not another form, but you
58:26
Speaker 5: spread the word of Gospel, the Word. And then at
58:29
Speaker 5: the same time you encourage them not to be the
58:33
Speaker 5: best that they can be, but to be the best
58:37
Speaker 5: that God wants them to be. And you keep that
58:41
Speaker 5: mind and you keep plugging ahead. It's like the Men's
58:46
Speaker 5: Warehouse Guide used to say, I guarantee that keep that mindset,
58:52
Speaker 5: there will be success in your life. That is, and
58:55
Speaker 5: I have to add this if you want it. I've
58:58
Speaker 5: come across so many people that had more complaints about
59:03
Speaker 5: my desire for success and working towards it than about
59:09
Speaker 5: thugs about the destruction of our country, than about their
59:13
Speaker 5: own health health. Many of them had bad diets and
59:18
Speaker 5: didn't exercise. I mean, they complained more about people that
59:22
Speaker 5: were trying to uplift themselves or be uplifted by God.
59:27
Speaker 5: And that used to blow my mind because I couldn't understand.
59:32
Speaker 5: How is it that I understand you might have doubts
59:35
Speaker 5: personally and everything like that, but when you step out,
59:39
Speaker 5: you're still supposed to keep moving you keep you know,
59:42
Speaker 5: just because you might have you don't feel like working.
59:44
Speaker 1: Out one day.
59:45
Speaker 5: Some days I really don't want to, but I do
59:48
Speaker 5: it anyway because I know there were results of it
59:53
Speaker 5: and the results of not doing it.
59:55
Speaker 1: So you just have to keep on.
59:57
Speaker 5: As they say, put one foot in front of the other,
1:00:00
Speaker 5: and you do it in Christ. And it's guaranteed, especially
1:00:07
Speaker 5: in a society like this, that you will levitate. God
1:00:11
Speaker 5: will levitate you to a level of success. And if
1:00:15
Speaker 5: you are in Christ, you're going to utilize that position
1:00:21
Speaker 5: to put you in a position.
1:00:23
Speaker 3: Well.
1:00:24
Speaker 5: People will even come to you and say, man, how
1:00:27
Speaker 5: did you do this? And then you can tell them, well,
1:00:30
Speaker 5: it wasn't all me. Yeah, you see me working, but
1:00:34
Speaker 5: I get the credit, a goud gets the glory. What
1:00:37
Speaker 5: do you mean and then you explain blah blah blah.
1:00:40
Speaker 5: And I just think that more Christians need to get
1:00:42
Speaker 5: obtained that kind of a mindset than what you had
1:00:45
Speaker 5: just talked about a few minutes ago. And I've seen
1:00:48
Speaker 5: it when I first moved to the Michigan area and
1:00:51
Speaker 5: I went to churches in Detroit one after another, bam
1:00:55
Speaker 5: bam bam. It was about racism. And on one hand, oh,
1:01:01
Speaker 5: we don't have allowed politicians and our pool pits. But
1:01:05
Speaker 5: yet come election time, every Democrat you can find pro
1:01:09
Speaker 5: abortion democrats yep. And if you if they sniffed, if
1:01:14
Speaker 5: they just sniffed and had the smallest inkling that you
1:01:20
Speaker 5: may not be in lockstock and barrel agreement with all
1:01:23
Speaker 5: of that garbage that that yea who would bring into
1:01:26
Speaker 5: the pullpit.
1:01:28
Speaker 1: You you're out of the will of God. It's just
1:01:32
Speaker 1: crazy with the DV.
1:01:35
Speaker 3: That's all folks tags that stage right.
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Speaker 5: Well for our radio folks and for our streamers. Now
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Speaker 5: that I see that, my time is a thank you
1:01:46
Speaker 5: so much for your coming and I.
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Speaker 1: Do appreciate you guys joining us.
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Speaker 5: But we're going to continue on the other side of
1:01:51
Speaker 5: this break with more conversation on Rumble. But in the meantime,
1:01:56
Speaker 5: for some of you, remember to continue to pray for
1:01:59
Speaker 5: your your family, your friends, and even your enemies when
1:02:02
Speaker 5: they get it right before it's too late. Treat others
1:02:05
Speaker 5: the same way you want to be treated. Until next time,
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Speaker 5: I'm Ron Edwards Excelsior
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