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John Haller: Disruptions And Harbingers Everywhere · Worldview Matters With David Fiorazo

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  Welcome to World View Matters, discussing controversial issues, discerning current events,
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  defending biblical Christianity.
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  No topic, off limits.
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  And now, here's your host, David Fierazzo.
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  Good day, happy new year, friends.
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  God bless you.
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  Thank you so much for tuning in for sharing the podcast.
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  We've had an amazing year, actually, we just started last September, but wow, it's
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  just, in fact, you know what?
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  I want to thank some friends.
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  I've got John Haller coming up.
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  We're going to talk about Bible prophecy and a lot of important issues and how Christians
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  can respond to them.
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  But I want to thank some friends who I didn't get chance to thank yet that have been donating
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  to World View Matters, were a nonprofit.
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  And John and Rachel from Cody, Wyoming.
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  God bless you guys.
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  Thank you.
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  Jeannie Nagro from Green Bay, Wisconsin, Alan Butterworth from Kent, Washington, and
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  Michael Headman, San Diego, California.
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  So we're moving up in the world.
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  We've got Wyoming, Washington now, New Mexico, Georgia, Wisconsin, New York, Nebraska,
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  South Dakota, Minnesota, Virginia, Iowa, South Carolina.
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  And I'm going to bug John Haller because I don't see Ohio on the list.
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  Anyway, John is with Fellowship Bible Chapel.
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  He's been on many times with us.
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  Good to have you back, brother.
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  Happy New Year.
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  Happy New Year to you too, David.
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  All right.
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  So I'm going to get to that.
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  What's going on in Ohio?
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  Why don't we hear from people in Ohio?
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  But I want to, first of all, mention to people to go to your Fellowship Bible Chapel YouTube
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  channel and that's FBC Fellowship Bible Chapel and subscribed to your prophecy updates.
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  So John, right out of the gate, we're going to talk about Israel, the Middle East, the
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  UN and all things that are happening geopolitically.
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  But what the heck happened with the vote in Ohio when they're supporting murdering the pre-born
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  in mother's womb?
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  What's going on?
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  I thought Ohio was kind of like a, I don't know, used to be a red state, give us your
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  perspective.
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  Well, it's largely a red state except for the urban areas, Cincinnati, Columbus and Cleveland.
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  That's the population.
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  And Toledo's, yeah.
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  But the outline count, it's much like the rest of America.
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  It's the urban areas that lean democratic.
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  It's the outline areas that lean Republican.
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  So I live in Delaware County, which is just north of Columbus, it's what it's been for
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  a while, one of the fastest growing counties in the country and with all the big tech investment,
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  which is probably going to end up being about $150 billion over the next five years of construction
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  cost.
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  Wow.
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  That's going on in Lakeing County to the east of us, but a lot of people are moving up
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  here.
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  They don't have construction all over the place.
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  It's, it's really kind of unbelievable.
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  They're telling us we need 70 to 80,000 new homes.
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  But the problem, David, is that in the tech industry, it's not people who have a biblical
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  worldview.
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  Yeah.
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  So last spring, the Republicans saw this coming and they thought while we have the ability
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  to restrict abortions in Ohio, it was a heartbeat law.
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  So essentially up to six weeks, you could get an abortion.
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  And it passed.
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  We have veto-proof majorities in both the House and Senate and a group, a guy who claims
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  to be Republican, Michael DeWine, as they say, don't vote for DeWine.
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  Maybe the DeWine has passed its age.
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  Former center.
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  He's in his seventies now.
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  He's a nice guy, but he's from Cedarville, so he's down in that area, but we had, so
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  we thought the Republicans thought they could get this through.
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  So what they did was they wanted to put in place a constitutional amendment.
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  We have one of those referendum statutes, a referendum part of the Constitution that if
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  you get enough signatures from each voting district or county, you can get an initiative
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  put on the ballot, which it gets a yes or no vote.
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  And you can change the Constitution that way.
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  And right now, you can do it with 50.0001% would approve it.
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  So the Republicans tried to get it to where you had to have 60%.
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  And I think that's good because the federal Constitution, you have to have two-thirds
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  majority of the states or whatever the constitutional convention that might be had to change
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  the U.S. Constitution.
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  So changing the state Constitution should be a very big deal.
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  Well that thing was passed, and so to vote for it, you had to vote yes on issue one last
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  spring.
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  It failed.
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  It lost like 68% to 32%.
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  Now that's the people, the people spoke.
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  Yeah, they did.
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  And a lot of it was because the thing was worded very broadly.
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  It wasn't worded that well.
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  And so when that amendment went down, well I'm sorry, the ad campaign attacked it like,
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  oh, they're coming for us, they're coming for women and all this other stuff.
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  And so when that lost, then the left immediately, and we knew this was what was going to happen.
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  This is what everybody who knew anything about the constitutional amendment part.
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  If it fails, they are coming in with abortion on demands.
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  And it's going to be worded very, and it was worded very badly.
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  Now the attorney general of the state of Ohio, Rick Yoast, who's a good Christian guy,
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  he's challenging it in court, but given the composition of the courts anymore, and I graduated
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  from law school in 1980, and it was bad enough then, let alone what it's like now with
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  all the vocification that goes on in the law schools.
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  So it came in and it essentially said abortion on demand up through the time of birth.
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  That's what will be allowed.
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  And so the heartbeat law is probably going to go away in the state of Ohio.
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  And there are other states.
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  I think Texas has their referendum thing to change the Constitution requires a 60% vote
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  in favor of the new amendment or the changes to the Constitution.
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  But now we're at 50 point zero, zero, zero.
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  You get one more vote than the majority, and you win.
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  And so here, even in my county, which is a red county law considered a harbinger of
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  how well the Republicans are going to do in the state of Ohio, because they get such
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  a big majority here, that what I would call the abortion amendment.
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  So now it was so in the spring, you had to vote yes on issue one to prevent them from
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  changing the Constitution.
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  And the fall then it became you had to vote no on issue one to prevent them from changing
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  the Constitution.
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  So it was very confusing to a lot of people.
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  I think that was intentional.
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  And in my county, which is a long red county, Delaware County, it was about 65% in favor
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  of the abortion of them.
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  Wow.
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  Wow.
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  And so in the thing all said, right, right, so is that changing?
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  Well, you know, Kansas was always red, except for the urban areas in the university towns
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  where Kansas and Kansas state are.
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  So they had an abortion amendment or referendum or something last year, last, I think last
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  fall.
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  And it passed like like 70% to 30%.
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  That's Kansas.
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  So in the spring.
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  So this was one of the big, big deals of the year, David was the vote to overturn Roe
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  versus weight.
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  And the Casey versus Planned Parenthood decisions.
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  Right.
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  I remember Roe had been decided just a little bit before I started law school.
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  And I remember my left wing constitutional law professor at Indiana University saying,
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  you know, this is a stupid decision, it stinks, it's not constitutional.
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  It's terrible.
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  It needs to be overturned.
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  Well, it took 50 years.
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  So the problem that we had was 50 years of this being drummed down people's abortion
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  on demand was okay, and it was the way to go.
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  And it shows that what happened, I did an interview last week with John Luffler, I don't
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  know if you know John.
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  He used to do that show, yeah, he's kind of kind of retired, but I just neutral friend hooked
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  us up.
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  And it was a fascinating thing.
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  But we talked about essentially what you would call, you know, Graham Shee and all these
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  guys coming over and setting up these things in the universities at Columbia and other
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  places, the long march through the institutions, Dewey and others, I have a friend, a close friend
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  of Patrick Woods, and they've written on quite a bit.
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  And they talk about, you know, this really started in the late 1800s and then the dollist
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  brothers came in and they just said, this is not going to change in our lifetime.
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  So we're going to march through the institutions, push technocracy, push Marxism, push socialism,
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  push communism.
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  I think Luffler said the difference between a communist and a socialist is the communist
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  has guns.
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  And otherwise, they're pretty much united ideologically.
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  So it really came through the technocracy movement, came through largely Columbia University
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  and some of the Ivy League schools.
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  And you know, one of the big proponents of technocracy was a guy from Columbia named
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  Brzezinski, who was a national security adviser under Carter, but also a guy that was involved
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  in that was a guy named Henry Kissinger, who just, you know, within the last couple of
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  weeks went to his eternal reward, hoping, I think it's okay to hope that he gets what he
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  deserves, you know, or that he, that he doesn't get what he deserves, that would be a better
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  hope.
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  But you know, he died, he died at the age of a hundred and he was really very destructive
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  to a lot of US foreign policy and relationships with China and that type of thing.
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  So this has been a long march through the institutions.
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  And I said in the spring, listen, we rent, we win, row is overturned, Casey versus
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  playing parenthood is overturned, but that's not the end of it.
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  That doesn't mean abortion is outlawed.
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  That means it's a fight in the trenches on a state by state basis.
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  And so we were never going to win the left, the left coast and the east coast.
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  Right.
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  Those were going to go pro-abortion, you know, Washington, Oregon, California.
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  But here in the middle, you know, you thought, well, we had a chance.
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  Well, Kansas seems to have caved and now Ohio.
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  And it's, it's a very troubling thing that I think we see happening.
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  So but I do think that that was really one of the bigger stories, one of the biggest
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  stories of 2023.
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  This is, we are in a cultural war.
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  Yep.
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  This is, I don't think this changes until the Lord gets back.
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  I don't think.
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  So with the way Ohio went, I told people, I think that what happens in Ohio on this amendment
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  is a harbinger of the fall election in 2024, assuming we have one.
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  Yes.
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  And so I'm not, I'm not particularly optimistic the way it's going, even though you've
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  got probably the weakest candidate in the history of the United States running for the
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  Democrats.
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  Yeah.
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  And by the way, I hope the rest of America, the other states, at least the red states,
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  so-called, learn from what happened in Ohio.
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  And by the way, the money, it's just unbelievable how much money that planned parenthood.
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  They got a raise since though the Biden administration came in.
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  And they're getting more money.
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  So just because Rovey Wade was overturned, they are now ramping it up.
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  They're ramping up their game on the left.
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  When we come back with John Haller, we're going to talk about rising persecution of Christians
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  and incredible levels of anti-Semitism and what's happening worldwide.
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  We'll get into some of that and what we can learn from last year on World View Matters.
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  So John Haller, what happens in the UK doesn't stay in the UK.
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  And we already know people are getting arrested in America for certain things that we never
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  expected 50 years ago.
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  But over in the UK, there's a new court case.
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  A judge decided it's okay to criminalize prayer and reading from the Bible.
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  If you're in a buffer zone surrounding an abortion clinic and tell us about this, and
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  I know there's an article over at Hot Air as well, being Christian is becoming illegal
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  in the UK.
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  And that's growing around the world.
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  So John, tell us your thoughts and where do you think this is headed?
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  Well, I do think, and I notice the sponsor of your program is Harbinger's Daily, which
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  I do read on a weekly basis, by the way.
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  And so I approve of their mission and they note this.
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  You note this on your program all the time.
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  This is a cultural war that we're in.
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  And abortion is sort of the tip of the spear, I guess, on everything.
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  So in the UK, I remember seeing the videos of this lady.
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  She was standing outside a abortion clinic with her head bowed and they came and they
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  are you praying?
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  And she goes, well, I'm praying in my spirit.
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  And they arrested her.
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  Prank silently.
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  The same thing is happening here in the United States.
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  If you remember back in Philadelphia, there was a group of Christians who went and prayed
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  outside an abortion clinic.
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  They weren't blocking access to anything, they weren't yelling and screaming at the women
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  who were going on in to get abortions.
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  And by the way, it's a time when people are really struggling that I think they need
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  to have full information about the decision that they've made.
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  I have a very good friend who's a very well-known pastor and his grandfather was adopted
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  because the mother was stopped by someone, a Christian who said, you look like you're
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  having problems.
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  She was on her way to have an abortion clinic, she had like three other kids in the clock
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  car.
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  She gave up the child for abortion and now this beautiful young lady is this pastor's
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  granddaughter.
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  And so this is an important time.
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  So in America, they were praying outside the abortion clinic, not blocking anybody and
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  they were arrested by this, I don't know, I don't really know how else to say it is this
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  criminal Biden administration and the Justice Department has been weaponized.
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  And if you remember, one of the guys who has seven or eight kids, they sent a SWAT team
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  to his house at 5 a.m. in the morning.
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  They show up with long rifles pointing at the kids and all this other stuff and they
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  arrested.
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  He went to trial by the way and he was found not guilty in 15 minutes.
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  Now I'm a trial lawyer by training and I can tell you that just to get the jury back
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  to the room to make sure they have everything in the room and to figure out the order of
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  what things like who gets orders the coffee and who goes to the bathroom first.
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  That takes at least 15 minutes.
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  So if they're coming back with a verdict in 15 minutes, it means the defense did not
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  prove its case.
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  But then they went against some of the other people or seven or eight of them and they
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  were found guilty and I think in Philadelphia.
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  And one of them was this woman who'd been arrested in this sort of a SWAT style, right?
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  She's an 85 year old grandmother.
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  Yeah.
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  And now she faces up to 11 years in prison in America.
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  Yeah.
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  America with a K.
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  Yeah.
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  And so David, that's another big story of the year.
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  So there's persecution of Christians and I think it's coming.
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  And what we see now, you know, we can argue whether you like the way he conducts himself
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  all the time in President Trump.
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  But President Trump is kind of out there on the leading edge with the what I would call
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  the law fair that's being put out against Christians.
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  Yeah.
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  I am telling you, David, I've been a lawyer for a long time and sometimes as a lawyer,
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  you have to go into court to defend your client, take kind of a ridiculous position, you
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  know, and try to sound confident about it.
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  It's just the way our system works.
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  But the stuff they're doing to Trump in New York and elsewhere on some of these things,
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  it's clearly election interference, which can't call it election interference, even
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  though it is election interference.
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  And so, and in its very, very expensive, so they charged like in the disputes over the
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  2020 election, a lot of lawyers that represented Trump got charged, they, a lot of them have
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  pled guilty just because they were being bankrupted, it mean it costs hundreds of thousands
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  to millions of dollars in attorney's fees.
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  And I'm not riping about attorney's fees as an attorney, I love attorney's fees, particularly
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  big ones.
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  But it's bankrupting people to defend themselves in court because you lose, you don't get
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  your, or you win and you're found at guilty, you don't get your money back, you're bankrupt.
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  So we see this case right now, it gets really Giuliani from a couple of the election officials
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  in Georgia.
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  And they said, well, Giuliani, defamed us so that I don't know if you heard about this,
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  this case went to trial.
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  And the judge said, you defame them, you don't get to put any defense.
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  And if you say anything, I'm going to hold you in contempt.
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  And so the way you calculate damages is, you know, you have to, what did you lose?
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  So let's say you lose your job and you're making $50,000 a year and you're going to lose
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  your job for 20 years, you can calculate what the present value of that loss is.
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  These election people in Georgia were awarded.
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  And by the way, they didn't try the case in Georgia.
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  They tried, they filed the case in Washington, DC because you know, that's where you're
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  going to get the most unfair jury against somebody like Giuliani or Trump.
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  The verdict was $148 million.
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  Now, you know, David, I did some medical malpractice and personal injury stuff.
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  And I would have cases occasionally where I was defending a company that had was alleged
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  to have done something that resulted in somebody being a quadriplegic who required round
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  the clock nursing care for the rest of their lives.
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  And in those cases, you know, 20 years ago, you would have, you could put $20 million
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  in damages on the board.
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  You could count, and I just don't understand how you get $146 million.
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  So this is what I think people need to understand is, and again, one of the biggest stories of
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  the year, they're not just coming for former president Trump.
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  They're coming for all of us, if we disagree.
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  They have set up, and I guess this would be a related, another stored big story of the
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  year, is the way they've weaponized the technology against people that disagree with
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  them.
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  Yes.
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  So I think we're going to have to talk about these organizations that track what you say,
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  and they're able to go in and they're able to get you banned from social media.
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  I mean, look, how many years have we been talking about the fact that, you know, if you say
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  the wrong thing on YouTube, Google will shut you down.
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  And it's, it's very interesting.
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  It's, and we'll talk, I think, in another program, maybe about AI.
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  But yeah, you know what, John, can I interject something here?
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  You're absolutely right.
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  And they've been doing that to Christians and Conservatives already for almost a decade.
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  The first interview that I had last year, the first interview with for my brand new book,
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  a salt on the image of God, was with JB Hickson.
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  YouTube deleted it.
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  YouTube deleted it within three hours.
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  Was it on your channel or on JB's channel?
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  The audio was on his, was it Apple Spotify podcast?
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  The video was on my YouTube and they deleted it.
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  They just said it violated community standards.
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  So this is the biblical worldview being censored in America.
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  So yeah, a lot of us understand.
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  It's happened to us.
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  Go ahead.
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  But you could talk about, well, here's an example of persecution.
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  So the, with the thing going on in Israel right now, anti-Semitism, and I think you're
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  going to see, there's a synergy between anti-Semitism and Christian persecution.
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  They're sort of inextricably woven together.
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  So as Israel, they had, everybody was a lot of people, most people were in favor of Israel
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  when they first went in, but that changed in a week.
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  Now everybody's coming out against Israel and we saw this debacle around the, I don't
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  know, 6th, 7th of December in Congress where the three Ivy League, well, MIT, Penn and
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  Harvard presidents, all females went in and they were asked questions about whether this
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  was anti-Semitism or this was against their policy and they would not say no.
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  Now the Penn president has resigned, but remember it was Penn that had a boy pretending
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  to be a girl swimming in NCAA female swimming events, winning the events, just crushing
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  the opposition.
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  And I would, I would dare say, in fact, I could say with 100% certainty that if I had been
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  on the Penn campus and criticized that as a professor or a student, I would have been
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  expelled as a student or fired as a professor or suspended and she could not say calling
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  for the genocide of Jews and Intifada, which clearly means that was anti-Semitic.
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  So there's, it is hypocrisy on an epic scale.
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  I've often said if a hypocrisy was water, the world would drown.
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  But I think we're going to see more of this and I think Christians need to prepare their
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  minds and hearts for this because I think more persecution is coming.
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  I just, I just don't see how it rolls back at this point.
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  Yeah, I'm going to talk to Andy Woods tomorrow about the world against Israel and that being
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  prophetic, actually.
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  But John, we've only got a couple minutes left looking back at 2023.
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  Obviously the story, October 7, the demonic attacks by Hamas against Israel, one of the
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  biggest stories in our lifetime, at least of the year, is there another story or issue
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  that you're concerned about as we are into a new year?
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  Well, I do think this development of artificial intelligence and where it's going is a very,
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  very big deal.
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  So and that kind of ties into the Israel thing because one of the ways to prevent that
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  is artificial intelligence.
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  And so artificial intelligence, though David, it's going to, it's going to affect every
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  part of our lives and it's not going to be rural path.
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  It's not, nobody is regulating it.
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  They talk about regulating it, but it's already gone too far.
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  And this ties a lot of end time issues together, I think.
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  Well, you're talking about digital IDs, social credit scores, stuff that China is doing,
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  really coming to America, rising mark of the beast technology, any closing thoughts on
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  that, John, before we wrap up?
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  Well, what we need to understand, I think, when we talk about the culture and we talk
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  about AI, AI has a religion behind it.
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  You've all heard of eight, nine years ago at Silicon Valley at a speech and at the beginning
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  of the speech is that I love coming to Silicon Valley because it is here that the religions
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  that will control humanity in the 21st century are being created.
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  So everybody has a religion.
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  And so what that tells you and what's going on, I think somebody described the cultural
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  battle over this gender identity thing in the pronouns as a battle for, a battle for control
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  of the dictionary.
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  And I thought that was very prescient in what they said.
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  So I think it's coming.
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  We just need to understand, like it says in Ephesians chapter six, that this is a spiritual
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  battle at its core.
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  Amen.
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  And we need the solution is to put on the whole armor of God.
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  And so we need, and it's something you need to do daily as a Christian.
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  And I think we need to expect more of this in the future.
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  Yes.
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  And as we know, the spiritual forces of darkness, they are moving and what happens?
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  That materializes in the natural because Satan uses human minions, right?
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  He's got disciples, like we're to make disciples for Christ, Satan is making disciples for
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  demonic purposes that we are seeing carried out that we never thought we see in our lifetime.
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  But John Haller, we're going to do this again next week.
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  We're going to talk about what we can expect as we look ahead in this year.
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  And friends, we've got Andy Woods coming up tomorrow.
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  We're going to talk about how Israel is being attacked and anti-Semitism, all kinds of
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  things with Andy.
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  But brother, John, I want to send people to your fellowship Bible chapel, YouTube channel.
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  I appreciate all the research you do.
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  I often jokingly say, John Haller does all the work so we don't have to.
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  But I'm joking.
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  I love you, man.
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  We'll talk to you soon, John.
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  Thanks so much, David.
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  God bless.
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  All right.
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  Thank you.
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  Friends, again, thank you for your support.
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  As you can do next to praying for the show, for against the spiritual warfare and the
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  attacks, is to share on social media because we are a little bit limited, but with your help
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  we're getting out there.
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  So I want to thank you so much again.
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  God bless you.
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  Happy New Year.
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  And as always, keep speaking the truth about things that matter.