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Alex Newman: Sex Abuse Scandal In Public ‘Education’ Finally Exposed? · Worldview Matters With David Fiorazo

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Welcome to Worldview Matters, discussing controversial issues, discerning current events, defending biblical Christianity.
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No topic, off limits.
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And now, here's your host, David Fiorazzo.
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Friends and family, thank you so much for tuning in to another episode of Worldview Matters.
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Got the outstanding Alex Newman with us again.
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And we've got so many different topics to talk about in such limited time.
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So I want to bring him on right now.
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He is the CEO of Liberty Sentinel, and that website is libertysentinel.org.
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You can also get to the substack, and that is libertysentinel.substack.com.
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Brothers, so good to see you.
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Thanks for your time.
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It's an honor and a pleasure to be with you.
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Thank you very much for having me, brother.
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You're most welcome.
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We love you.
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And that's why we invited you back for another conference next year.
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I want to start there really quick and tell people, because we're just starting to talk about it.
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And people are going, wait a minute, you're talking about 2027 already?
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Well, let me tell you one of my, not a pet peeve, but let me just tell you, a lot of people said, oh, I wish I would have known the dates.
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I plan vacation.
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I plan to go out of town.
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I have airline tickets.
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Well, I'm telling you early, April 30th and May 1st, 2027, Tundra Lodge Resort, Green Bay, Wisconsin, 14 speakers, two full days and 89 bucks.
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All right?
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Is that fair?
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I told you the dates.
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There we go.
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I'm just running through the speakers.
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Phenomenal speakers, pastors, teachers, and worldview and cultural experts that are going to be joining Alex Newman, myself, and others at the Worldview Matters Conference.
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The website is worldviewmattersconference.com.
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That's worldviewmattersconference.com.
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Tundra Lodge, Green Bay, April 3rd.
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That's why I'm telling you early.
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You can plan around.
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If it's important to you, you will attend.
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You'll plan around something important, and then you'll do your vacation in another week or another month.
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There, I'm off my soapbox.
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Alex, I know you can relate.
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You do a lot of speaking around the country, and I just don't want to hear excuses anymore.
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And the theme is still redeem the time, redeem the time, because it's so important for Christians to understand the times we're living in and know how to respond and be active.
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And we're talking about some very important issues today.
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If you go to the Liberty Sentinel sub-stack, great articles.
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Alex and his team put out some great articles.
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One of them, why Christianity is exploding under persecution while dying in the West.
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We're going to get to this one.
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He did an interview with Steve Dace.
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Also, this is an important one.
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Tax funded scientists say we need to cut the human population in half for years.
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air quotes, sustainability.
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Also one that fascinated me that you did almost a month ago, or actually a couple of months ago, Alex, Deep State War on God exposed, and the new Tower of Babel, and the one we're going to start with today, is on education.
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Very important developments.
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The Education Department finally confronts sex abuse epidemic in government schools.
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Alex Newman, let's start there because you're one of my guests that's a true journalist and has dug into this.
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You've written a book on this and co-authored books and articles on this topic for decades.
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Crimes of the Educators.
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And you write a lot about this and it just seems that people are still not getting the truth.
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But let's talk about...
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There's a line in here that says, after decades of cover-ups, Washington finally admits government schools are infested with sexual predators.
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So why did it take millions of victims to act?
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Alex, is that an exaggeration after all these decades, millions of victims?
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Talk about that a little bit.
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Well, thank you, Dave.
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It is not an exaggeration at all.
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In fact, it's probably an understatement about the enormity of the problem.
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Before I get right back to that, I do want to warn people, just a friendly warning, folks, the conference is going to sell out.
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So if you're serious about going, get your tickets now.
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I remember last time it was sold out way in advance.
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I know this time it's going to be twice the size.
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It's going to sell out well in advance, guys.
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So if you want to go, if you want to hang out there with us and hear the great information that you saw all those people are going to bring, you got to get your tickets now.
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But going back to the sex abuse epidemic in the government schools, David, this is not my opinion.
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The U.S. Department of Education knew in 2004 they commissioned the Shake Shaf study that found 10 percent of the victims of government schools, we're talking about one in 10 children in these government schools, were facing sexual abuse and misconduct at the hands of faculty.
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Now,
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That's not the kids that are being raped by other kids.
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That's not the kids that are being encouraged to fornicate and be promiscuous.
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This is adult faculty members targeting children sexually.
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Okay, 10%, that was in 2004.
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The author herself suggested that that probably understates the enormity of the problem.
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Now, that was more than 20 years ago, okay?
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So they've known about this for a long time.
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I've known about this for a long time.
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I've done at least five or six articles just in the last few years about this for Freedom Project Media, for the New American Magazine, for Liberty Central.
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So we've been talking about this for a long time.
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Everybody involved in education knows that this is a problem.
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And yet, for whatever reason, I have a few hypotheses, they've done literally nothing.
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In fact, they don't even prosecute these people in most states.
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It's disgusting.
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And the numbers today, just to clarify, the same lady who did that study back in 2004 for the federal government has new numbers.
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She released in 2024.
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She estimates now 17% or more of children in government schools are being sexually abused and facing sexual misconduct from educators and from faculty.
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So if you figure you got 60 million victims in these indoctrination centers on a given year, you figure 17% of that.
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We are talking about maybe 20%.
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10 million over the last 20 years, maybe more, who have been victimized sexually by a faculty member.
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Now, just imagine for a second, would you hire a babysitter if you knew that there was a 17% chance that he or she was going to sexually abuse your child?
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Any parent with a brain would say, no.
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Well, why do we keep sending our children to institutions when the government itself admits they're facing a 17 percent chance of sexual misconduct from faculty?
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It's absolutely crazy, Dave.
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But there it is.
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That's what we're facing.
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So the attorney that represented victims of USA Gymnastics, Dr. Larry Nassar, and hundreds of school abuse cases says there's now an epidemic of sexual abuse in government schools.
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This is not an exaggeration.
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We're not making this up.
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We're not exaggerating the stats.
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And he noted it's next to impossible to fire a bad person.
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Teacher, why?
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One of the reasons unions exist to protect members, not students.
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Tell us more about that angle, Alex.
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I hope people have a barf bag handy, and I won't get too graphic, but it's appalling.
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In California, we kind of expect that.
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One of the things that they found out was that the L.A. school district, either the biggest or one of the top three biggest in the country, depending on the year, they had a deal with the union there that when teachers were accused of these kinds of horrific crimes, they would not be terminated.
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They would not be let go.
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They would be reassigned to another school.
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Now, it's horrifying.
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but California, Atlanta fruits and nuts and flakes, you know, not totally unexpected.
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Let's go to Texas, okay?
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Texas, the bastion of conservatism and cowboys and big guns and big trucks, Texas, okay?
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I found out some years ago,
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thanks to the work of a watchdog organization that's working with whistleblowers across the state, that there is a statute in Texas governing these kinds of issues that allows schools to, when they have a credible accusation of sexual abuse, even child rape by a teacher on a student, they have two options with what to do.
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They can either report the teacher to the accreditation agency for teachers
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or, is the text of the statute, they can report the teacher to law enforcement.
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Well, guess what?
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They always report the teacher to the accreditation agency.
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They never report the teacher to law enforcement.
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So what has happened?
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90% of the teachers who were credibly accused of sexually abusing, raping, sodomizing children were found perfectly suited to go back into the classroom.
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And so you have this phenomenon that they call pass the trash.
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Basically, teacher rapes a child.
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The school reports them to the accreditation agency.
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The accreditation agency said, meh,
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Nothing to see here.
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Just send them to another district.
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And then the teacher rapes another.
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And this has been going on for years, Dave.
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And the attorney general knew it.
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And the legislators knew it.
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And the unions knew it.
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Everybody knew it.
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And this is Texas, not California, not Illinois, folks.
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So if you think you're safe because you live in a red state in a conservative district, stop kidding yourself.
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This is ubiquitous.
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I want to just read the couple sentences that Alex just mentioned and talked about that 90 percent figure.
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This is in his article over at Liberty Sentinel on the sub stack.
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Over 90 percent of those accused of raping children were deemed eligible to return to the classroom.
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Dallas alone has well over 100 accused child rapists on the rapists on the books.
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And the Newman report exposed that scandal last year.
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The political class yawned.
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So, Alex, I don't understand.
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I think a lot of our viewers and listeners, we've been out of school for a while, many of us, most of us, we don't understand how there's such little, so little accountability or follow-up and justice, lack of justice when, I mean, I know teachers are protected.
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We understand the union issue.
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We understand all that.
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But in any other, try that in any other corporate job or another, you know, you'd be out, you'd
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So I don't understand how this has been.
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Has this flown under the radar?
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Has the general population not heard because of the liberal Marxist socialist media not heard these stories?
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And when something comes up in even these smaller communities, you know, what happens?
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Why are we not hearing more?
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Why isn't there more pushback?
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Well, it's a combination of all of the above, Dave.
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The teachers' unions, of course, are tremendously powerful.
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I mean, you look at the money they spend on buying politicians.
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We're talking $100 million that these unions have spent electing politicians, from your school board to your state legislature to your Congress.
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Yeah.
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Teachers unions are some of the most politically powerful organizations in the country, not to mention the fact that just the NEA itself has more than 3 million members and they often vote as a block.
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So a lot of politicians are terrified to cross these teachers.
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But I don't absolve parents of responsibility here.
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If I can find this information, so can anybody else.
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Right.
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I don't have any special magical journalist powers.
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All you got to do is make some phone calls, do some research, get onto your internet connection, and you can find this stuff yourself.
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But I think there's a real sense among parents, Dave, and I don't say this in judgment or accusation, but there's a real sense among parents that we don't want to know this stuff because then we're going to have to make different choices.
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and that's gonna require us to rearrange our lives and sacrifice a little, we'll have to drive an older car, you know, we won't be able to live in the nice big house, can't go on three weeks of vacation at Disney and ski in Colorado, whatever.
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So parents don't want to know the horrors that are taking place in government schools because if they did,
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they would have to do something different.
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So they do like an ostrich, right?
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They put their head in the sand and pretend like nothing's going on until the lion bites them in the butt and their child is sexually abused.
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Their child is transitioned at school to become a new gender.
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The school takes the child to go have, to be castrated, to go have an abortion, you know, whatever the case may be.
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And then parents say, well,
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how did I not know this was going on?
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Well, you know, at what point do we say, we've gotta have some personal responsibility here too.
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And really, you're trusting these people with your children for 16,000 hours for a standard K-12 indoctrination session.
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You don't do any due diligence?
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You don't do any background checking on the people that you're trusting with your children?
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So, you know, I'm sympathetic, of course, these children are the innocent victims, but I gotta say, parents, why are you allowing this?
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Thank you, Alex.
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We tend to point the finger elsewhere, and we can't be too busy to research some of this for ourselves and to protect our own children.
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I want to mention your book, Indoctrinating Our Children to Death.
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You mentioned the word indoctrination or indoctrinating.
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That's so important.
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We talked about this, I think, when it first came out, we had you on, indoctrinating
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The problem is teachers being merely reassigned rather than removed.
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That's huge across the country.
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It's not just in blue states.
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And in the article, it says clearly this is not mere incompetence.
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It is a culture.
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So let's get back to U.S. Education Secretary Linda McMahon.
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And she said government schools that allow or tolerate sexual misconduct, quote, risk the termination of applicable federal assistance.
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Alex Newman, will there be follow-up on what she's saying?
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Will there be a crackdown?
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Are they going to be able to protect children?
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It's a fair question to ask, Dave, and there's several things to point out here.
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First of all, the Trump administration said they were going to dismantle the Department of Education, which, you know, right now that doesn't seem to be happening.
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If it would, that'd be a nice step in the right direction toward following the Constitution.
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But as of right now, there aren't any real concrete plans.
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About the best that they're offering to do is, like, transfer all those responsibilities to other agencies.
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turn the lights off at the Department of Education.
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So whether this bureaucracy will even continue to exist is an open question.
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Now the threat at play here is we're gonna cut off your federal funding, which as far as I'm concerned, when you're talking about the rape of children, that's like saying like, hey, we're gonna not even slap you on the wrist, we're gonna tap you on the wrist with a feather, so you better stop raping kids, and you better stop turning the other way while your staff rapes kids.
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That's not really acceptable.
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I think what we need here are criminal prosecutions.
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The people who are sexually abusing children
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belong in jail for a very long time maybe even the rest of their lives to keep children safe all things considered it's not a very serious threat it would be very difficult to actually act upon when you consider a couple of the numbers it makes it even less scary the average state about ten percent of their education budget is coming from the federal government and notice she uses the word applicable federal funding so they're not talking about ending all of the federal funding they'd probably find a few narrow areas and so you know is that a real threat
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We'll see.
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Is that going to keep children safe?
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No, of course it's not.
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So we ought to shut the Department of Education down.
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But I do want to give credit to Linda McMahon here.
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The fact that she's talking about this publicly is very significant because they've known this all for decades and they've said virtually nothing.
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So just the fact that we're having this conversation now is a good sign of progress.
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But I cannot believe parents are not more outraged yet.
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Yeah, well, we'll see what happens and what parents do.
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And there's a lot of school board meetings that should be packed with concerned parents, especially Christian parents that still have their kids in those schools.
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But anyway, let's transition, Alex.
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I want to talk a little bit about a fascinating headline in an interview you did with Steve Dace.
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Love Steve and the work that he's done through the years.
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Why Christianity is Exploding Under Persecution.
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while dying in the West.
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It doesn't make sense, but then again, if you look at the Bible and read the New Testament, understand what the disciples went through and the apostles, okay, yeah, wherever they went, they were killed for their faith.
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So let's talk a little bit about what you guys discussed and some of the things you were just saying in that interview.
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Well, thank you, Dave.
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So I had the pleasure of spending some time with Steve at a conference put on by our mutual friend out in California at the Rock Harbor Church.
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So that was fun.
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We had a conference there and spent some time with Steve.
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And I spoke a little bit about my experiences going around the world.
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Everywhere I go, it doesn't matter if I'm in the Middle East or Africa or whatever, I'm always going to church on Sunday because that's what we do.
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I just shared a little bit of my experience.
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I had just come back from India and I was just fascinated by it because these are people who are literally having their churches burned down.
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It's now a crime punishable by death in some parts of India.
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to share the gospel and convert somebody, to lead someone to Christ.
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They've got these pagan radicals that are attacking in mobs, Christian gatherings.
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And as I was over there, just bringing this all in and taking it all in, and I'm hearing these people talk about how much they love the church in America and how they're thinking we need to start sending missionaries to America, and they're on fire for the Lord, and they're united.
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I had to share a little bit of that at the conference.
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So Steve asked me to come on to talk about...
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some of my experiences.
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I've been all through the Middle East many times.
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I'll be back in the Middle East just in a few months from now.
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Been to many, many Islamic countries.
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I'll be going to some more this year.
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And what you find in these societies, and this is true even in the most repressive places, right?
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India is one of the worst for Christian persecution, but China, Iran, and North Korea, what you find in these places is that believers are united, like Christ called us to be united, right?
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And they are active and they are fearless
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and they are discipling their fellow people from their country.
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And then you look at the church in the West and attendance is declining, you know, the younger generation, 4% biblical worldview, millennials.
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You're like, man, what is happening?
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But it goes back to that old cliche that Christians have been talking about for centuries, right?
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The blood of the martyrs is the seed of the church.
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The more the enemy kills us and persecutes us and terrorizes us and throws us in prison, the more God works within us to spread the gospel, to fulfill the Great Commission.
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So it's fascinating to watch this happening, but it shouldn't be a surprise to believers.
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Yeah, amen.
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If we read the Bible and understand the Bible, it's not surprising.
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I just want to quote a couple sentences from that article you put out.
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The crisis facing evangelical Christianity goes far deeper than shrinking attendance, hostile politicians, or cultural decline.
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Too many churches have failed at one of their most fundamental missions, making disciples capable of understanding Jesus,
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defending and passing on a biblical worldview.
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Uh-oh, Alex, now our fingers are pointed right back at us now, right?
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You want to elaborate on that just a little bit before we move on?
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I'd love to, Dave.
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And, you know, that has always been part of Christianity, is discipling the next generation.
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I mean, the Bible is absolutely full of commands.
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These are not optional, recommended commands to bring up our children in the fear, the discipline, the nurture, the admonition of the Lord, to disciple them, to make sure they get a Christ-centered education.
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All the treasures of knowledge and wisdom, Colossians says, are hidden in Christ Jesus.
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If we're serious about that, we're going to be discipling our children every step of the way.
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And Christians in the West have kind of outsourced that to non-Christian institutions, whether that be government or private fancy schools that don't even acknowledge the Lordship of Christ.
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And we've gotten to the point where we think of education as like this whole separate neutral category where God is not welcome.
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One of the programs that I use for my show in Classical Conversations, I love what they say, the purpose of education is to know God and make him known.
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Like that is the essence of what education is.
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And just like the Bible teaches, you seek first the kingdom and all the other stuff will be added onto you, right?
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It's not that we don't need to make a living, it's not that we don't need to learn how to do useful things, but if you seek first the kingdom, the other stuff will come.
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and Christians for 2000 years have understood that it's primarily the parents job to disciple their children.
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Then there's a supplemental role for the church, for the broader Christian community.
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There's no role for the state in this process, and yet we have completely flipped that on its head.
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We now believe that education is something the government does, that the purpose is to make money and get a good job.
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So we really have to get back to a proper understanding.
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And you know, our brothers and sisters in China, our brothers and sisters in Iran, our brothers and sisters in India and Pakistan, you know, they know you can't trust the government to teach my children about God, and so they do it.
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They take that upon themselves.
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we say, oh, you know, that's all right.
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We'll get them to Sunday school and maybe we'll do some youth ministry on Wednesday evening and everything will be fine.
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And frankly, I think we just need to go back to the scriptures because God is so clear on that.
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You know, Freedom Project Academy is a really good example of this, right?
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We're teaching children from a biblical worldview every step of the way.
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The most charitable thing you could say about the education system, and we're being real charitable here, is that they treat God as, if he's even real, he is completely irrelevant to everything.
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No place in science, no place in history, when really God is the center of science.
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God is the center of history.
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So we've got to turn back on this if we hope to do what the Lord commanded us.
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Big amen.
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And speaking of science, let's not put it in air quotes when you're talking about the Bible, but when you're talking about today's modern, quote, scientists, let's talk about another problem that you wrote about.
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Tax-funded scientists say you need to cut the human population in half for...
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For something called sustainability, and Alex, the very first sentence in there is very interesting.
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The neo-Malthusian population control zealots are at it again, claiming a new taxpayer-funded study that the human population must be slashed 50% to ensure sustainable development in line with the UN.
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Well, let's talk briefly about Thomas Malthus.
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In my studies and my articles on pro-life issues, he, from my memory, influenced Margaret Sanger.
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Let's not skip over this Malthusian idea without people understanding who he was and why that is important.
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Thank you, David.
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So Thomas Malthus was a crackpot back in the 1700s in the United Kingdom who looked at population growth and looked at food production and came to the conclusion that, uh-oh, if we don't start reducing the number of people, we're going to starve.
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And of course, he could not have been more wrong.
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Over and over and over again, they have been proven wrong.
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But his kooky ideas have really inspired generations, for centuries, have inspired disciples to carry on this banner that we need to have less people.
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Now, first of all, God, in fact, his first command to our ancient ancestors was to be fruitful and multiply.
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He tells us children are a blessing.
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They're a heritage from the Lord.
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So how Christians bought into this foolishness, I'll never understand.
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But they have been telling us now for generations that there's too many people, that we were going to starve to death, that we were going to cause global cooling.
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They've been wrong at every step of the way.
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And yes, he inspired people like Margaret Sanger, who thought we needed to reduce the population anyway.
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to improve the race, she wanted to get rid of human weeds, people she considered to be inferior.
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Of course, she and some of her buddies inspired the Nazis.
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But these are very dangerous people, right?
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We can kind of look at them and laugh at how kooky all this is.
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But these are people who think that we need to reduce the population of people on this planet, of image bearers on this planet, were made in the image of God by 50%, and that the ones who remain need to have a lot less prosperity and a lot less freedom.
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under a global system that manages population and resources and everything else.
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Frankly, I think society needs to take urgent steps to protect ourselves from these kinds of people.
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We certainly should not be funding their science with tax money.
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Well, so what can we do about that?
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I mean, you read about this a lot.
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You've been talking about Agenda 2030 for I don't know how long.
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And now it's kind of getting a little scary because it's like three, less than three and a half years away, something like that.
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2030, the year 2030, which we just saw that and didn't worry about it.
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But now the U.N., it's got its hands all over this.
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What can the average person do?
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Is it electing the right people?
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What else can we do to raise awareness about this, Alex?
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uh... getting informed is is absolutely critical as our friend uh... charlie kirk used to say get married early and have more children than you can afford it i'm totally crazy but um... we do have to recognize that these people are determined to reduce our numbers uh... you know now we've got the emails from fauci where we find out that he knew these injections he was telling everybody to take we're going to get rid of tons of unborn babies and he was encouraging pregnant people to take them anyway
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Some of the people in this movement are really scary, Dave.
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You look at, for example, John Holdren, Barack Obama science star.
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This guy wrote in his book, Ecoscience, that we should have a planetary regime, that we should put sterilizing agents in the water supply so that you can't have children.
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They talked about having forced abortions under the existing U.S. Constitution.
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So I think we need to become informed on this.
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We need to go to the Word of God.
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The Bible says children are a blessing.
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They're a heritage from the Lord.
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We should not listen to these people.
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They've been wrong over and over again.
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And second of all, we do need to elect people who will reject this crazy vision.
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The U.N. has made very clear that this is one of their main causes.
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They've got a whole agency called the U.N. Population Fund dedicated to reducing our numbers.
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Thankfully, the president has defunded that.
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But, of course, they'll come right back next time we have a Democrat in office.
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So we need to defund all of this.
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We need to stop funding this movement with our taxes.
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And I'll tell you what, Dave, I go to these UN summits every year for the New American Magazine, and I talk to these people on camera, and they're just so bold about saying we need to slash the number of people on the planet.
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First step is awareness.
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Second step is defiance.
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Have lots of babies.
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Third step is getting active in the public realm to make sure that these crazy, wicked ideas are not imposed on us.
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So toward the end of the article, I know we're under two minutes now, it says failed predictions, dangerous policies.
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And then toward the end, it says the solution is freedom, liberty, liberty, sentinel.
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Right.
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This is this is the solution.
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We will not be free if they continue to gain ground.
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And we've given up a lot of ground.
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Why do you think most Americans don't know about this?
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I know the news doesn't really report accurately on it.
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I know we just got a minute and a half, Alex.
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Yeah, well, the Bible says where the spirit of the Lord is, there is liberty.
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And our society has now been like fanatically trying to expel the spirit of the Lord from everything.
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Get out of our schools, get out of our government, get out of our entertainment.
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And well, what do you expect?
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Well, you lose liberty.
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And so you've got a fake media, you've got a fake education system, you've got all kinds of fake churches.
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Hey, you know, we have the guide.
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Just go back to the Word of God.
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We can fix this.
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But we have to be serious about it and we have to get involved.
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Friends, we really do, and share this podcast because we cover a lot of things, but take people to LibertySentinel.org.
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Follow them on Substack if you're not already.
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Alex does some amazing work.
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I can't believe how much you actually cover, Alex, how many topics and how many things that are of concern to Christians, Bible-believing Christians.
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And we need to not be overwhelmed by this, but be informed, and then we need to do something with that information.
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I think...
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Our culture and country would look very different if there was more of us that were active and trying to, you know, expose the darkness and trying to, you know, shine the light of Christ.
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Alex, we ran out of time, but you do some great work.
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Keep it up.
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I know you will.
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Safe travels.
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God bless you and your family.
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We always appreciate your time, brother.
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Thank you, brother.
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Really appreciate it.
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God bless you, too.
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All right, friends, we will do that again down the road with Alex.
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Make sure you will look up our conference with him coming back to Green Bay, April 30th, May 1st, 2027.
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Worldviewmattersconference.com.
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God bless you.
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And as always, keep speaking the truth about things that matter.