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- Hey, I welcome to crossball tick one on one with the water boy and in the studio how with me is AJ Hurley If you guys don't know who AJ Hurley's he's been on our show before actually with the guys. This is just one of me AJ Hurley is the national director of white rose resistance that says good resorganization now national outreach director With white right rose resistance and the reason why I have on today is because I want to make a couple comments before we get into it AJ, but like Idaho has proposition one up. So this show If you don't live in Idaho, it's still important to you. It still applies to you Because there's already been a fight and some precedent set to where we're at in here in Idaho. So now basically legislative session the last number of years has put forward certain legislation that has banned levels of abortion in Idaho And they've all been passed and now we're basically at the heartbeat in Idaho right with the heartbeat Life of conception or life conception. I have so there's a Harvey bill and then life conception bill and everything So we pushed it back back back in Idaho and Now a bunch of leftists so that's that's on the law books. That's legislative session Now the leftists in Idaho put together a a prop put together signatures to be able to get on this November a ballot Where voters you just need 51% of the vote right? Yep where voters 51% of the vote To overturn that legislation and make abortion legal in Idaho up to nine months And there's probably a wiggle room for after that and So but the reason why You need to pay attention because even if you don't live in Idaho the reason why you need to pay attention because Ohio had legislation that banned a lot of most of abortions Arkansas had legislation that abandoned most of abortions Arizona had legislation that banned most of abortions And Michigan Michigan is a slightly different story but had legislation that banned abortion even though it's kind of a dormant 1931 legislation But Montana all in Montana. I don't have that on here actually. I need to write that down. There's a Colorado It was a Colorado too. Yep, and then the obvious ones like New York. Yeah More leftist organization or states and stuff So so the point is there's been states that had some sort of ban on abortion on the books through legislative session That ended up getting overturned to even egregious measures of nine months through the voters So you had swing states like Ohio That voted for Trump Arkansas voted for Trump. You had these conservative swing states roughly That had laws banning abortions, but then the voters it went that ballot in November Which is about to happen here in Idaho where the voters overturned those laws and made abortion legal In that state for various reasons So this is actually a real battle and Christians need to wake up here in Idaho And this is a battle that we need to make sure that that precedent that has happened Doesn't happen here in Idaho now the good news is also we've had Florida South Dakota and Nebraska All present a good front and actually um The voters turned out to Downvote these battles to give her to these battles to make sure they don't go into law and everything So there's also some good precedent in this battle Against the ballot legislation that happens in November so AJ with white resistance There one of the organizations taking the lead out here to be able to drum up door knock in and voter You know getting the vote out that kind of that kind of stuff. Let me make it quick. Yeah, please please So I'm specifically donating my time For the save Idaho pack so um, you know, I my day job obviously is natural hour strikes a white resistance. Okay, however Idaho has some of those strictest campaign finance laws in America. We can do any political work without a pack So I am for the purpose of this Initiative big on here representing today on behalf of the save Idaho pack Okay, and that's what we're doing all of this would thanks thanks about clarification there and and so what the goal of this show today is please share with your friends all this time the goal of this show today So we're gonna walk through the prop and then we're gonna walk through things that you can do in strategies that we're working on to be able to get the voters out For November, okay and everything so with that let's start with the prop, okay Though, let's can I actually start with please just once whatever whatever you want to start with this is not a show This is your show. I'm just kidding. This is this is for Everyone at home because I don't want to just talk about I know right this this is like for you And the reason why you need to know this stuff that we're about to share is because this is now the new landscape for what the abortion industry is doing all across America and how they are flipping see the flipping the legislature and and passing bills We were never passed before so you asked the question how in the world Could a state like Arkansas go from life that conception It's like ark saw was like top ten similar bill Idaho not only that exception I believe that they were the most pro-life state in America Last year I believe it was pulling most pro-life state in America Arkansas was the top man they go from Excuse me. I'm sorry Missouri is the one okay, okay. Sorry Missouri. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm not art hits all Missouri Okay, Missouri went from Lifehood conception to abortion through all nine months of pregnancy Through one of these ballot petitions. Okay now some states Like Missouri allow People to change the constitutional makeup of that state through a ballot petition. It but okay But Like not not all of them do like I'd how you can't do that here. Yeah, it's not it's not a constitutional matter It's just a legal law. Yeah, you can change the law, but you can't change the constitution any state a Missouri changed the constitution Missouri is literally enshrined the reins who abortion through day of birth protected into their constitution What's the vote threshold for the constitution change? Well, so there it was only 50% And so that's bad. I love I've been using this lately, but I saw this meme This I don't even maybe see it on on online this this video of this guy in a turbine And I think he's stoned. I think he's high. He's saying he goes democracy is a government By the people of the people for the people then he pauses He says but the people are tired And and I mean, so what's happening is Outside sorrows organization billionaires like Bill Gates and sorrows and yeah um Are putting millions and millions of dollars literally outspending us sometimes 50 to 100 to one Yeah, right on these ballot uh just Brief I think a florida they spent um, I would believe it's 120 million dollars. We raised I think eight Right and we beat it in florida But because it was a 60% threshold it is 51 we lost we well I mean we only got 57% of the vote and this is why I mean the founders all talk about how Democracy is literally devils government to write It's always using the strength of a majority to oppress a weaker and and look the fundamental reality is this both our declaration of independence The fifth and the 14th amendments both say that the right to life is inviolable right it is it is our declaration Yeah, you these truths are self-evident all men are created equal and died by the creator of it and nailing Inable rights that can't be taken away such as the right to life You know the fifth and the 14th amendment both say no state Shall deprive anyone Any person of life or liberty without due process of the law so how this is even possible Is because when the dobs decision got passed in 2022 Um the Supreme Court could have done a few things they could have just completely um uphold the the kind of precedent of Of plan-parent versus Casey they could have um declared that What the 14th and fifth and fifth amendment already say that states don't have the right to deprive you of life Just throw mob role in a popular vote right um But what they said was this this decision to regulate abortion has been a return to the people and their elected representatives And so now the states are completely unleashed But that's also it's still in conflict with the Constitution even the return of that is still conflict to the Constitution I understand your point the point is they didn't they didn't rule that yeah They said that our states have they didn't say that no state can deprive like if we were right now say hey You know, I'm really against like I hear all these Republican rhinos tell me hey AJ hate abortion But I'm so glad the decision has been returned right backward belongs at the states And it's like what my response to that is like you were retarded Like if if I said to you I'm You know AJ I gave a hate slavery But I'm so glad it's right where it belongs at the states We would all say that that's evil right because no state can deprive anyone of life for liberty to process well But the Supreme Court did not decide on the decision of personhood They decided They put it and then scattered out the fight 50 places exactly So now in what's terrifying to me just in light of the Lindsey Clancy thing and this just mob kind of feminist regime that we're living under Is you know most people are against late term abortion. It's like 80% of Americans still against late term abortion But when somebody shows up to vote on one of these in a state like you know Nebraska and or state like Idaho They think yes means I want some early abortions and no means I want no abortions Whereas that doesn't change the law at all right the law would still be in place. We'd still have a rape and incest exception the um the question now is is um you know Not whether we want abortion through now all nine months or just early abortion. It's whether or not This this law like California will be passed in Idaho. Yep So that's what's at stake. Okay, so let's let's talk about the ballot. What's the language in the ballot? Um, what's it gonna do that kind of thing? So first off Um as I understand that the ballot short ballot title is this Measure creating right to abortion before fetus viability And post viability to protect health right to privacy Healthcare provider liability protections. Yep So there's no age there the viability is not defined So we'll get into this stuff. There's four things If you want to do that. Yeah, let's break it out right now. There's four main things that this is probably unbelievably problematic, right? So it would allow abortion all the way up to the point of viability. Yeah, now it's traditionally viability Um was defined as around you know 24 weeks I used to be in the Elnato respiratory therapist. We say babies at 20 21 weeks Um But The problem is second of all they have completely redefined the definition of viability we can go into that the third thing is it would allow Non-physicians to actually procure abortions and perform wow. Yeah, and it limits all parental consent from The equation so after viability you can still get abortions by the way um If There's they they determine there's a health Issue right now. That's not narrowly defined Um, and we're wondering you know other courts the you know We had the road decision, but the companion case was uh Are excusing doby Bolton which allowed this broad loophole under health exceptions To drive a Mack truck through you know these these exceptions and and allow Abortion if you're mentally you know say you're depressed or anxious so the question is is Would this pass viability Provide a massive A loophole that would allow abortions essentially to the Dan Burth. Yeah, what Idahoans need to know is this law is literally Almost verbatim California's law is a rule and they didn't have to do this right? Yeah They could have done a hearty thing they could have done a 10 week thing they could have done 15 weeks They literally took the most extreme version of a ballot initiative They could possibly conjure up and brought it to Idaho's doorstep Mm-hmm unbelievable So viability all right, so let's talk about ability so when you get into so the they have the measure Yep, and then they have the actually let's let's I'm going to do the long ballot title So when they kind of in a though the measure and then the long ballot The long ballot says the measure seeks to change Idaho's laws by introducing a right to reproductive freedom and privacy Including a right to abortion up to the point of fetus viability ability says fetus ability here to survive outside the wound After fetal fetal viability there would be no general right to abortion except in the case of medical emergencies The medical emergency exception would expand Idaho's current life exception and allow abortions when pregnant women are faced complicating physical conditions and that threaten their life or health including serious and You're that life or health for health. Yeah, what in health is you know, health lands you don't know that fancy Clancy you know whatever Including serious impairment to a bodily function or a serious dysfunction of any bodily organ or part the purpose measure The the proposed measure codifies a right to make reproductive decisions including contraception fertility treatment and prenatal and post Part of care This includes a right of privacy and making these decisions the measure seeks to prevent the state from enforcing a certain abortion laws Protecting the life of the unborn child. It would also impose a requirement that any restrictions on reproductive decisions This is this is important here listen to this Okay They're proposing at this point. There's no legislation that can tighten this. That's what it's saying right here It must be limited once this is passed literally yep, you can't you can't shrink what's about to be passed This overrides and supersedes any previous law Uh-huh. Yeah, the measure would also prevent the state from penalizing patients health care providers or anyone who assist in exercising the proposed Right, okay, so that's the full That's what's gonna be on the ballot this November. So this is November and then let's talk let's talk about um some of the definitions here So fetal viability so if this law passes then they have these Statutes that are going to be part of the law yeah and starting in that you 39-801 In the statute 39-803 it talks about definitions They define feeble. I uh fetal viability Is the point in which pregnancy went on the basis of physical good faith Medical judgment based on the facts known at the time and determined on the case by case basis the fetus has significant likelihood of sustained survival outside the uterus without Extraordinary medical measures. There's no fixed number if of No fixed number It is a no fixed week number It is a physicians case-by-case judgment call and so This is up to nine months and actually passed nine months Because what it's saying is the fetus has if the fetus has a significant likelihood of sustained survival outside of uterus without extraordinary medical measures. Yes. Yes So if a baby is born with extraordinary medical measures, you could just not give them. I can break this down So this right here is the current definition of Idaho's viability okay, it's current definition of a viability in Idaho the ability to live or survive successfully In pregnancy fetal viability refers to the point when a fetus may be capable of surviving outside the womb Usually with medical support. Yeah, so that is the classical definition of viability This is Idaho's Prop. Prescanion of November redefined definition of viability Now when I first saw this I was like wait hold on. I've seen this before. Yeah And I looked up California's definition viability they read you lived in the state. You knew you were a nurse in the state. Yeah, I logged against prop one there They took California's redefined version of viability Only they made it worse So California says viability is means the point of pregnancy when and good-paid medical judgment on the particular facts Same same. Yep. Yep. There is a reasonable likelihood of the fetus is sustained survival outside of the universe Eurus without the application of extraordinary medical measures. Yep. Which is bad. So okay, wait. Hold on Viability used to mean the baby can survive even with medical help. Yeah, so when I put a baby in the NICU on in the pick you on my ventilator Medical help Yeah, that's medical help every single one of those babies nearly in the ICU would be Defined as not viable. Yeah based on this standard. Yeah, and people ask wait hold on There's a viability standard in California. Why are they opening up third trimester abortion clinics? Well because they completely redefined viability for run and then they have this broad health exception That they're driving a Mack truck through that justifies abortion through point of birth The only difference is Dave why this is worse Look, this says a reasonable likelihood Idaho says a significance likelihood. Yeah So they raised the bar on what likelihood survival means yes, yeah So this is Literally the most extreme version of what viability possibly could mean And they've completely defined away the rights of children even in you know The types of children so there's so many medical issues that could come about whereby Someone could determine okay, is this baby viable or not? Are they going to be born with a heart defect? Are they going to be born with oxygen needing oxygen? Yep right that yeah that canace is reasonably Have a significant likelihood That this baby is going to be able to survive outside without the help of oxygen and guess who gets to make this decision The mother and doctor nope The physician's good faith medical judgment and guess who that physician would be yeah So we're more sure some of our abortion person some killer So I guess the reason why I say mother because in in this in this Statute 39 802 when it talks about the statement of purpose who's what it says They totally and this is happens with most abortion laws where they subjectivize The the definitions I subjectivize what it actually constitutes an abortion. Yeah, so it says in the statement of purpose Frames abortion contraception fertility treatment child care miscarriage care in the decision continue a pregnancy As deeply private matters To be decided by a person in cons consul in person. I guess mother In consultation with their health care provider free from the fear of external pressure or punitive consequences so it's like They subjectivize it they make it subjective for the mother and The doctor and then they even go so far as like external pressures or punitive consequences So it seems like a mom can have an abortion in Idaho if this passes for any reason and if she later is tried she can pull this out and said I made that decision and why am I standing here? Under external pressure or punitive consequences. Yeah Well, and already it's you know the wicked those like she can't even go to trial almost Yeah, well the wicked flee when none pursues all right like The law already as a place completely absolves a woman from any criminal liabilities they're killing their bainting And let me just briefly talk about the pro-life law that we have in place This isn't some extreme law Like literally it says that babies are protected from conception But there's a rape and incest deception yeah in Idaho. We're talking. I know And there's like a wonderful health exception that allows Doctors based on their good faith medical judgment to look at the facts available at the at the time literally quote unquote and determine whether or not Reasonable medical measures need to be taken to preserve her life. They're having to preserve the mom's life or the baby's life Yeah, right. Yep. And so look We can go in the definition of and I'm as pro-life and kind of abolitionists whatever flavor is as they come but The question is in reference to to this is like how are we defining abortion? You know once you correctly define abortion You realize that in those cases medical emergency that's not even their portion. Yeah, right that's why it's like abortion is murder Yeah, which if you define it as murder then all the Efforts that you take to save mom and child and the baby dies. Yeah, it's not murder like yeah Yeah, like so defining it as murder cleans up. Yeah, all the the sad situations Where the baby actually might die where it was not intentional murder or any of that. Yeah, absolutely But I mean even for the purposes of the law as it's written me we define murder or excuse me abortion is the intentional killing of an unborn child Right murder so yeah, yeah, but like in that instance as you say there's no malice or forethought Kill this child intention is to save the mother's life. Yeah, and I mean there's a positive defense clause for for doctors physicians of affirmative defenses when a physician is found They're acts in good faith to prevent first trimesters pregnant women's death or for first trimester rape or incest And a law enforcement report, right? So includes also So what are we talking about here? This is our current law. A.B. Excuse me. S.B. 1385. Yeah. Thank you Okay, we've had some some other challenges to the health statute since 18-604 Has gone on to include treatment for a talk with pregnancies treatment for molar pregnancies removal of Already miscarried babies that died in utero. Yeah, and so You know, the the law is wonderfully written in that it gives doctors the full ability It based on the facts available in the time and their for good faith medical judgment to do whatever is necessary to preserve her life Even if that results in the unintentional killing of the child of weekends. Yeah, yeah, so then The law What's we've seen in other states right the law does not define the right to abortion in this case as Of a of a female right a like a woman. Yeah, it defines it person any individual. Yeah, any person says person Here says person. Yeah in the subsequent definitions Any any individual right so any person. Yeah, so what this is done is historically in other states that have passed similar laws courts have ruled That if you have a fundamental right Any person has a fundamental right to reproductive health care right not just abortion Yep, it's defined as reproductive health care Then the state can't discriminate against that right for any reason whatsoever including age discrimination Think about it you have a fundamental human right To reproductive health care Then the state can't nobody can discriminate against that right for any reason right and so This has historically meant that parents like in state of Idaho right now A parent cannot even give their child Advil Without their parents parents consent So if prop one was to pass november third abortion would be the only medical procedure in the entire state that 12 year old could take out an underage child could get without their parental Mm-hmm. Yep It's awful. So um foot furthermore But that's also historically in other states have ruled is there's a reason why they put Uh reproductive health care instead of abortion Planned parenthood is now the largest provider of cross sex hormone therapy and donation any use therapy very easily um If you have a fundamental right to reproduction Right reproductive health care then that involves anything in reference to reproduction This is what courts have ruled including the right to one sterilization And so that's it's intentional the language that they use because of the abortion industry is profiting Off of many other avenues of revenue rather other than abortion including uh cross sex hormone therapy for children. So Your fundamental human right any individual any person is the right to reproductive health care Then the state can't discriminate against that right for Parents and parents can't prevent you to get uh cross sex hormone. So um it's interesting because reading The word person. I'm just kind of I was kind of Readin because that's how they define they don't say mother yeah, they don't say life to the mother And I'd say it's person every person has the right to reproductive freedom and privacy. So I wonder if a boyfriend Gets his girlfriend. She doesn't want to have Inabortion, but he's like this is causing me trauma. Mm-hmm. This is messing with my reproductive freedom You can't have our baby. Yep I wonder if there's argument that can be had from there from the from the boyfriend on how this Legislation is written well actually there's a clause in there that says no one can prevent her from accessing that It's it would be a literally a crime No, I'm saying the boyfriend though the girl doesn't want an abortion. Yeah, I'm saying the boyfriend does oh good Yeah, good question. Yeah, so I'm wondering if this language actually also Would um allow for the boyfriend who could experience trauma and not and have his repertoid reproductive freedom to Imprivacy taken away and he could use that because he's a person well what I know that we are seeing is that Women are being trafficked across the lines. Yeah very strict Four abortions by sex traffickers by pimps. Yeah, it's I mean think so we know it's coming from that way I'm just saying like you know a Stupid boyfriend and girlfriend. There's no sex trapping going on one of those argument that could be made because of how they're defining Person yeah, they're using the word person. Okay, let's let's get into so you've been working in Idaho on this through the safe pack For you know, I know you've been in Idaho probably three or four times that I know no and uh and so we've we're basically starting to hit the ground Running because we got to get start door knock in we got to start Working with signs, you know, what's the strategies that we're working on right now and then um Obviously, this has got to be a cross state Strategy because we need 51% the goals get 51% at least if not as we prayed before the show or like you may have be great to have 80% Be amazing. Let's let's shut this down big time Um, so what kind of what are you working on what are the strategies so far? So um what we There's other organizations doing great work raising money for um, you know ad revenue and great video content. Okay, so so kind of social media stuff kind of we are solely Set on door knocking. Yep every metric across polling has it's not even a question The best medium for influencing voters is face to even if you're just smiling and handing them a piece of literature That is the single most important thing that you can do to influence an out election outcome. Yeah in uh, a particular right right so um That's that personal one-on-one contact so we are deploying Christians all across the state um to uh to fight this so I've been traveling this whole state for the last few months And we have been I'm living in my camper And we are hitting church after church done Huge door knocking trainings Town halls on prop one Educating voters educating and mobilizing Christians to go out and fight this is right My message to Christians is always been for always forever will be You know that no one will ever care about No one will ever understand the value and dignity of these children like the church of Jesus Christ right Right, we serve a savior who entered into a uterus and lived every single stage of our development right or forever dignifying the human person so for if we're Like counting on some nameless shadowy group out there that's going to fight this for us. We will Yeah, we'll be lost for yeah right the time for Christian complacency especially now after dobs whereas we have unlimited Authority and power virtually. Yeah, stay in the state about it. Yeah. Yeah right right It to to defeat this or enshrine this um the time for Christians sacrifice is now We have to make Christian resistance great again. Yeah So um Uh Basically the strategy is to doork Starting in September no in October and then November or that fourth or third or the same or some third November third is with this is the big Tuesday. If you're voting yes, show up November 4 Yeah, if you're voting no show up on the third. Yeah Yeah, um that always reminds me of my Not that funny the joke, but you know whenever my friends are like hey, let's let's go eat it Tap to wherever you know, it's always like uh yeah, I'll meet you there tomorrow You know So Who how can people reach out to get organized because you don't want to go doorknob by yourself You want to you want to a troop of soldiers to go doorknob you're gonna accomplish a lot more Yeah, so this is how you get activated right volunteer to say so if you live in Idaho If you live in another state and you want to come help to feed this because you're a based Christian Please yeah, and you love Jesus and you love children Um scan that QR code and that will put you in the thread You will be vetted um and you'll you can come and help us doorknob to defeat this. Yeah Um, if you'd like to say or you'd like to you know invest in this and help us. Yeah I mean dude. We are a massive need right now financially for literature for signs and bags for yards Yeah, I hope Please scan that code and give us out save Idaho packages. Okay, so this will take you to save out of a pack where you can sign up Volunteer and you can give money to support. This is one is the literature needed the last volume is to To volunteer. Okay Volunteer to save Idaho get this you QR code give today save Idaho That QR code two different websites basically. Where is it? Just two different QR codes. It's got okay for you Um now a guy like me one thing. I'm looking for is a four by eight sign Um because I want to put because I got my property you know what I live I want to put put a big four by eight sign out there where could I get something like that? Good question I know who has a lot of signs is iFPC they've done amazing work Oh, so blaine's got a lot of signs got signs got yard signs so I can connect with him and you can he would he have a four by eight sign Yeah, you might be hard getting the text back right now. He's pretty yeah. Hey, I know. I know Yeah Um to be on his board so I could have him fired if he doesn't get back to me Oh Okay, blaine's great because I've been asking I asked our Republican Yeah, guys, I didn't ask our chair. I should have asked our chair. He's been a nice You know something real quick. I just want to own a big four by a sign on my property. Yeah, so Blaine Was incredible. So there's this common lie right now. You've heard it that OBGYNs are fleeing the state. Oh, yeah, yeah because of our pro life laws are gonna put them in jail, right? Um So this I mean this might sound silly to you and the listeners, but this has been going viral right this is every media outlets been purporting on this and so blaine actually um Filed freedom of information act requests to on the the the makers of this study and um Uh, you actually if you could go to slide number 12 And the board of I I'd a board of medicine asking where are you getting this data from? So the data is he's there the claiming is that there's been a 35% net decline of OBGYNs and state, right? Nice to see you say L and D labor units This is kind of laughable to um To those who kind of live in Very populated newly populated areas like sandpoint. Yeah Why the the OBGYN Unit up in saying point closed isn't because of pro life laws literally. Yeah, it's all of these retirees From California move the sand point So what he did was like three weeks ago he finally got back um Information from the the the Idaho board of health. So can you go on the next slide He found out From the Idaho board of medicine That there hasn't been a 35% declining of Ulians there's been nearly 20% increase in OBGYNs in the state But to liars and guess do you think that this will be published on the you know front page or I don't do correction as a correction. Yeah, no absolutely not And so it's just fascinating how much lie kind of you know these deep native language or What's the website to the to the pack to donate to you know, so just that cure code. Yeah, just that cure takes you just Fundraising link here literally like bare bones. Yeah, just we're all about people power and your But the pack the pack that's doing the yeah, we just started the funding on this okay, so there's no website for the pack. Yeah, okay, so um Uh is I assume if let's say someone's a boy Z you guys would vet him and also but but hook him up to a planner down And boys eaters just doorknob now. Yeah, regional coordinators. What is he every area? Okay, and then Eastern Idaho same problem. You'd have someone to connect them to absolutely Yep, the measles have this show round to to your friends to other churches. They need to know Who to connect with and be able to go doorknob. Yeah, it's such an encouragement. I've done doorknob before I was ran and ran for office You doorknob by yourself is is kind of sad But if you get more people out there instead of you covering 50 houses, you know In an hour and a half or whatever you can cover, you know No whole neighborhood with you know 20 people so Dedicate some time They i'm sure you guys have mapped out good neighborhoods to really go to swing neighborhoods Talk about that we Are not focused on converting anymore. That doesn't that isn't pro life We don't have to do that right? I know it was overwhelmingly pro like the state. Yeah, we just got to get out just need our people to show up Yep, so you guys are mapped out of the conservative neighborhood basically we are literally going to mostly Consum mostly conservative and lean conservative areas. Yeah, yeah to just massively get out vote and help people understand how extreme this is I want in here on this because like um I think one of the failures of our nation or these the failure of our nation sits on the shoulders of Christians 100% that's that's lowering in fruit easy But even now we have enough Christians to change America and then um, I've said this on the show for years um My friend Joseph back home. I remember this number stuck with me. He was he was a political Consultant in the i5 corridor Seattle Olympia Vancouver Portland i5 corridor and he said in Seattle he worked there for years in Seattle And he said if 80% of the church would just get out and vote in Seattle area We would have no social Samar 80% and that's a that's a highly liberal area, but it just shows you that it just 80 It's just enough Christians would get involved And it should be I mean like why why is our why are Christians not voting 80% You're not being good neighbors. You aren't taking responsibility for the gates of your city like it's just it's it's crazy to me We have the same thing in Moscow if most conservatives in in Christians Obviously a very big group of that if they would get out we wouldn't have this liberal city council that we had COVID never what happened, you know kind of thing And so there's way more Christians that could actually get out and vote and change even the most liberal city Generally speaking and everything and so we need it we need to take responsibility for our gates We need to take responsibility for Idaho and you know, uh, I mean Come on Idaho. Can we not get 80% of vote out like you know most elections Are you know 30 40 50 maybe kick in that 60% maybe hit in some but like let's get 80 90 out Let's make a huge statement the Damarian mandate does not go away if you don't believe in it It is an inescapable reality Yeah, someone's taking the minion if you don't yeah, that's right. Yeah, our enemies in these liberal Pink-cared feminists as well. I have my favorite quote probably is Samuel Adams It does not take a majority to prevail But a tireless ira penor king settled that's our shfires of freedom in the mind. That's right. Amen. And that's same I've been listening to biography on the same you know, Adam's ease. He's ago So if you guys have any questions email me waterboycrosspolitik.com waterboycrosspolitik.com Guys make sure this episode goes out So your people know in your region and in your state internet. Oh, and of course Other states you guys got to be tuned in you gotta be listening this if you said at the very beginning of the show We already had other states lose and your states gonna be coming up because the leftists are I mean you take away their sacrament Yeah, they're mad. Yeah, they're they're these you know hornet nests. Yeah, we struck you know So um, thank you guys for tuning in any other closing comments before we close up Email me for any questions at a.j. At the white rose dot life or americ Just get married americ answer the answer the emails please and Yeah, please share share share Sacrifice man. Yeah, we need Christian sacrifice. Let's go. Thank you guys Hey, hope to see you guys at our conference our fight left east conference October 1st second and third in franklin, Tennessee Be a great time out there good encouragement. We got a pre-business conference We got a church leadership luncheon on friday. We got a business luncheon on saturday. We got beer and songs We got a whole much whole whole bunch of stuff going on out there So we hope to see you guys out there in October. Thank you for tuning in to cross-pal to go on on one