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Andy Woods: Communist Judges Blocking Trump, A Constitutional Crisis · 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 Firazzo.
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  Friends, thank you so much for tuning in.
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  We are blessed to have one of my favorite Bible teachers and pastors, and I'm not joking.
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  Andy Woods from Andy Woods Ministries.
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  He's got a book out called The Bible and Your Vote, equipping the American Christian to
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  stand for righteousness at the ballot box.
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  We talked about that with him next time, I mean, last time we had him on, and that will
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  never go out of style or out of print.
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  I mean, this is something that Christians need to understand as we plow forward here in
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  America.
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  Brother, thank you so much.
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  Good to see you, Andy.
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  David, good to be here.
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  Thanks for having me.
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  You're most welcome, brother.
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  So before we get into some of the topics that you had already shared in your pastor's point
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  of view, which I appreciate those, what are you at three, three fifties now, three hundred
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  fifty six, fifty seven?
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  I think we're getting ready to record a three fifty five and three fifty six.
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  Okay.
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  Wow.
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  Amazing.
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  And I knew you never saw that coming when you first started doing recordings on a weekly
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  basis.
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  Yeah.
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  No.
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  So we are going to talk about the massive amount of lawsuits that these radical, most
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  of them are radical judges coming against the Trump administration.
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  And this is really infuriating a lot of people.
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  But before we do that, we have to start with some good news because we're going to talk
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  about Paul the white cane as well and some other things technologically.
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  But Pete Hegseth is stirring up trouble.
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  And I think it's the kind of trouble that we would appreciate.
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  And he's sparking criticism for in particular, his prayer to King Jesus at a Pentagon event.
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  But one of the things he's doing is, well, he's he's trying to influence people for Christ
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  and for righteousness.
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  He's having what was called the secretary of defense, Christian prayer and worship service.
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  And I think people are pretty peved about this because I think in the past, made past
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  administrations were afraid to do something like this so overtly, Christian, just I'm
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  thankful for a lot, not all, but a lot of men and women of God in this cabinet in the
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  Trump administration.
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  And like I said, we're going to talk about some that we need to be concerned about.
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  There's a lot of red flags as well.
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  But as far as Hegseth and others, I would love to get your take on some of the things
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  they're doing and at least what they're trying to do.
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  Well, if you look at people like Tulsi Gabbard and Dan Bongino, Pete Hegseth, Pam Bondi,
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  et cetera, et cetera.
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  I mean, the reason I like all of them is they're disruptors.
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  These big three-letter agencies in the prior regime, I'll call it slash administration.
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  They were weaponized against the American people.
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  And now these guys who many of them were victims, you look at what they did to Tulsi Gabbard.
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  Now she's head of one of these big agencies, so who better to put in charge than someone
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  that was a victim of one of these three-letter agencies?
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  So one of the things I like about Hegseth and others is they're disrupting, I think they're
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  intentionally picked by Trump to disrupt the direction of those agencies.
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  And you see examples of it right now with Hegseth, with what you're talking about now,
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  this church service that he called for.
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  You know, to me, sounds like Thomas Jefferson.
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  I think if I remember my history right, Thomas Jefferson ordered the Marine Band, if I
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  remember right, to play in his church.
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  And he had church, they had in the founding era, they had church services right there
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  at the Capitol.
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  So he's just getting back to what the country was founded on.
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  So I say, you know, praise the Lord and amen.
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  So it's interesting.
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  The New York Times is one of the many radical leftist, socialist communists, whatever, maybe
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  outlets that are coming against him and they were critical of Hegseth and they've been
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  publishing stories implying that he wants to start a new crusade while highlighting his
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  Latin tattoo, which apparently, which Drew Scrutney has the rallying cry of the first
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  crusade in 1095, but Elizabeth Warren sent a 33-page letter to Hegseth, complaining about
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  his tattoo.
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  They are nitpicking, they're majoring, the miners trying to distract, but they just obviously
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  don't like the biblical worldview and anyone who boldly stands for Christ, that's obvious.
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  So Andy, before we get into this next article, and friends, Andy covered this in his pastor's
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  point of view.
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  Recently, he can go to his YouTube channel, Andy Woods Ministries, and look at the pastor's
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  point of views.
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  You covered this one, 220 lawsuits in 100 days.
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  It's almost astounding, but it shouldn't surprise us, but we want to talk about some of the
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  details on that and how people get away with that in this day and age, and let's just
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  go there right now.
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  It's so important because I've talked about law fair before with other guests, but this
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  goes almost beyond that because here, the president that was elected by an overwhelming majority
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  of the people, meaning they want these policies that the Trump administration is trying to
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  implement, there being these wrenches are thrown in and blocks are thrown in by district
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  judges or federal judges.
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  They shouldn't have that kind of power that was never intended by our founders.
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  And I would love to get your thoughts right off the top before we dive into some of the
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  details.
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  Well, I think it was Chuck Schumer that when Donald Trump was elected before he got sworn
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  in, he got on to PBS and he said, don't worry, and these are his words, not mine.
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  We have 235 progressive judges in place to stop the Trump agenda.
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  So that just shows you that our judiciary has become politicized, which was never its
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  purpose.
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  Federalist paper number 78 indicates that the judicial branch of government was supposed
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  to be the least dangerous branch.
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  Thomas Jefferson said very clearly that once you consider judges, the ultimate arbiters
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  of what the Constitution means since they're appointed for life at the federal level, that
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  plunges us into what Jefferson called a despotism tyranny and an oligarchy where all decisions
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  are just made by a few people that are insulated from the public.
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  And we now have a situation where it's gotten so bad with an overactive judiciary that district
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  courts, that's the lowest level in the federal system, are now making nationwide injunctions
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  and taking the executive branch and putting it in handcuffs.
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  Now, you don't have to be a rocket scientist to understand what a district judge is.
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  They handle cases within their district, that's what the name means, right?
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  And also, they issue opinions, meaning they're not supposed to have this legal force that
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  they have today where they can put handcuffs on the executive branch for doing nothing
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  more than doing what the majority of the people elected Donald Trump to do and for doing
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  nothing more than what the Constitution allows the president to do.
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  So it's gotten so bad and it's gotten so out of hand that we want to talk about the
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  first 100 days of the Trump presidency.
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  Part of that is that hassle and harassment he's had to go through with 220 lawsuits filed
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  against him, you know, isn't that a little extreme?
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  And so we're in the middle of, I believe, a constitutional crisis because judges at the
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  lowest level elected by nobody are tying the hands of the executive branch for fulfilling
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  their role under the Constitution.
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  And for doing what they were elected, the president was elected to do.
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  Okay, I don't want to stray too far from this topic, but if we had a media in the country
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  that adhered to the true principles of journalism and we're not politicized, we're not leftists,
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  Democrats, socialists, and Marxists, we wouldn't have these converse, we wouldn't be
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  on this conversation because these things, they would have not covered for the left in
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  the Democrats and the weaponization of government when all these agencies would Biden, the
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  old Biden administration was in power.
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  So the media is part of this rail that's a major problem because they're not complaining
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  about what these judges are doing, maybe some are reporting fairly, but we know the media
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  well enough after so many decades that they're in it.
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  They're in it to win it back for the left, your thoughts on that before we go on, Andy?
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  Well, virtually every poll I've seen going back to the 1980s has the values of the American
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  people over here and the media's values are the exact opposite on every issue, whether
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  it's abortion, capital punishment, how frequently do you attend church, you know, those kinds
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  of issues.
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  And so the left has just done an amazing job, hats off to them in terms of their effectiveness
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  in stacking our fourth estate, you know, the media so that we don't have anyone to turn
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  the search light of truth on these constitutional violations and counterbalances, overbalances,
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  whatever you want to call it that we're talking about here, which makes your show and those
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  like it, you know, all the more important, you know, this day and age.
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  So let me read a quote from the article and then we'll go on.
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  It says, well, the Trump administration has had some victories in the courts.
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  Federal judges have blocked key parts of Trump's agenda, ranging from parts of his immigration
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  policy and military guidelines to his effort to roll back diversity and equity initiatives,
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  DEI, oh my goodness.
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  And we've been warning on this program for quite some time that we're thrilled with some
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  of the executive orders, Andy Woods, but we are not confident that it's going to get to
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  the local level or at least in schools or in culture.
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  And this is part of the reason because there is so much resistance and some of it is
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  demonic, your thoughts on that?
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  Oh, yeah, I like your word demonic.
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  It's basically a bunch of people elected by no one, ideologues to the core, no real concern
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  about the original intent of the Constitution, you know, abusing their positions of power
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  to prevent Donald Trump from doing what the Constitution allows him to do and what he
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  was overwhelmingly elected to do.
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  And so it really is a constitutional crisis where one branch of government is completely
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  out of control and neutralizing the legitimate activity in another branch of government,
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  closing the border, shrinking the budget.
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  Now, they've jumped in and they're trying to stop in from his economic policies, you
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  know, related to tariffs, all of these illegals that Biden brought in that had no respect
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  for due process, you know, in the way in, now we're told they've got to be given all
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  of this layers and layers of due process to get it out.
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  I mean, it's just one thing after another, you know, trying to turn planes around in
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  mid-air to get illegal gang members back home, they say, well, this isn't their home.
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  Venezuela or wherever they came from is their home.
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  So that's the kind of, that's the first 100 days of the Trump administration.
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  There's been some great victories he's had, but boy, he's had to fight every step of
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  the way with a coordinate branch of government that's out of control.
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  So Andy, in your opinion or in your research and in what you've been looking at, did they
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  must have seen this coming?
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  They must have known the opposition would be fierce in the resistance and this tactic
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  that they're using with judges, the Trump administration wasn't surprised by this,
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  were they?
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  No, because Trump had four years to think through all of this stuff.
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  I mean, he really didn't have that luxury in his first term, but I can guarantee you
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  this much.
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  He wasted no time during the four years when Biden was running the show.
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  If Biden was even running the show is a matter of debate, but Trump was thinking through
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  all of this and they were thinking through all of it too.
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  One of Trump gets back in, that's why that quote from Schumer on PBS where he said,
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  don't worry, we've got 235 progressive judges in place to fight the Trump agenda.
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  They have this planned out.
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  I don't think Trump is surprised, but the judicial branch has been somewhat effective
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  at neutralizing some of the specific things he wants to do and was elected to do.
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  And keep in mind when the judiciary does this, it's not an attack on Trump.
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  It's an attack on we, the people.
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  That's right.
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  That put Trump in office.
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  That's right.
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  You've got to take a brief break in a minute, but do I know they probably, they meaning
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  the Christians, conservatives, Republicans, the Trump administration, they have the will
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  to push it through and fight this.
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  The question is, do they have the manpower to fight this?
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  Well, what we really need is the House and the Senate to get involved because you'll
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  notice that all of these lower court judges, circuit, district court are not mentioned
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  in the Constitution.
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  They serve at the pleasure of the United States Congress.
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  And what Congress put into place, Congress can take out a place.
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  Congress can get rid of some of these courts, in my understanding, through a simple majority
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  vote.
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  Article three, if I'm reading it right, gives them that kind of power.
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  And if they don't want to get rid of a court or abolished a court, they could shrink
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  their jurisdiction and say, you know what, you're no longer allowed to handle cases like
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  this that affect the president, or they could take their salaries and cut them in half.
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  Do you think that would get their attention?
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  They could take their retirement, which is the best retirement system in the solar system
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  and chop that up.
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  Do you think that would get their attention?
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  I mean, Trump needs some help from the legislative branch to deal with these rogue judges.
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  Yeah.
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  So before we take a break, I just want to bring up a quote by Stephen Miller and maybe
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  on the other side of the break, you can respond to it or share your thoughts.
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  I love what you shared on your pastor's point of view.
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  He said in the tweet, the Democrats appointed communist judges in a handful of America's
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  most liberal cities.
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  Those unelected communist judges are now trying to rule over us all and invalidate the 2024
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  Andy Woods, now they're dealing with this issue of birthright citizenship.
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  Before we move on to the next article one to discuss, this is an interesting one because
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  it shouldn't even be a debate when you look at the Constitution.
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  Can you explain that to us?
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  Well keep in mind that the left has hijacked the 14th Amendment for a long time.
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  They've read stuff into that that isn't there.
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  That's part of the basis for the infamous Roe vs. Wade ruling.
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  There's a provision there about riots and they were trying to say Trump started a riot
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  on January 6th.
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  And so they were using something there in the 14th Amendment concerning riots and insurrections
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  and things like that.
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  That's why they kept talking about January 6th being an insurrection.
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  We're trying to hijack the 14th Amendment to prevent Trump from being on the ballot.
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  You remember some of the states didn't even put him on the ballot right away because of
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  that argument.
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  And now they're doing the same thing with this birthright citizenship thing which is this
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  idea that if you're illegal and you happen to have children in this country then automatically
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  they're granted citizenship of the citizenry being citizen of the United States.
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  All of those issues are just read into the 14th Amendment because the 14th Amendment has
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  a context, just like in Bible study, we emphasize context.
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  Well the 14th Amendment has a context.
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  The context of the 14th Amendment is it's a post civil war constitutional amendment.
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  It's one of three, the 13th, the 14th, and the 15th Amendment.
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  And it's designed to give rights to recently emancipated slaves thanks to Abraham, the
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  civil war and Lincoln's emancipation, proclamation, etc.
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  So that's what the 14th Amendment is dealing with.
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  It's not dealing with abortion.
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  It's not dealing with birthright citizenship.
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  It's not dealing with, you know, if the president leads an insurrection January 6th, he's
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  barred, you know, from becoming president of the United States.
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  It's got nothing to do with those issues.
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  They fit a very narrow context and I'm hoping our Supreme Court will rule in that direction
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  and expose this birthright citizenship argument for the fallacy that it is.
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  I'm a little bit nervous though because they don't seem to be going the right direction
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  recently on a lot of things.
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  So the 14th Amendment is not some kind of, you know, blank check to read any ideological
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  idea people have into the 14th Amendment.
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  It has a context and a good jurist, you know, following original interpretive methodology
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  will call attention to that.
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  Okay.
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  We've got to move on because this is just going by way too fast as I knew it would with
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  you Andy.
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  I do want to talk, come back and wrap up talking about Paula white cane and we've talked
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  about her on the show before we've done a whole program with Holly Pivic on her false
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  teachings, NAR and everything else.
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  And our concerns about her position and her influence on the president.
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  There are probably some great people in that faith office in advising the president but
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  this is concerning.
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  She spoke at the World Summit 2025 and I love what you shared in your pastor's point of
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  view.
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  But before we do that, there's a fascinating article on Sam Altman and this goes a completely
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  different direction right now briefly, but it's about technology and these eye scanning,
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  this eye scanning technology.
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  This is really interesting and you were concerned about apparently the Trump administration or
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  Trump's friendship or relationship with Sam Altman can explain that for us.
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  Well, those are probably that I've been real positive bullish so to speak on Trump and
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  all those executive orders.
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  The two downsides are this one here that you're talking about and then the Paula white issue.
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  This one kind of bothers me because to me it's moving us in a cashless direction and as
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  we move in a cashless direction, you know, personal privacy disappears.
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  The government can only track me so far when I'm trafficking in cash, but the moment
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  all of my transactions are done electronically through eye scanning or whatever they're
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  trying to do here is the moment that there's a paper trail on me so to speak and they
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  can run that sort of an inventory on me and should that technology fall into the wrong
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  hands and biblically we know that's going to happen one day, you know, via the antichrist.
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  The whole system is now in place to shut people out that don't have the right buying behavior.
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  The whole system is in place for a social credit score system which China is not conspiracy
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  talk because China has it and the moment, you know, as Trump is sort of in bed with all of
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  these types of CEOs moving this direction, that's the part of the Trump administration that kind
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  of bothers me.
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  It is concerning and it's almost like you can't get away from technology and they sell it as
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  you said in your PPOV, they sell it under convenience and things like that, but yeah,
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  Christian buyer beware, but Christian discern, yeah, so all right, let's move right along here,
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  Paula Whitecane, she praised the United Nations and oh my goodness, ecumenism and he just share
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  your thoughts on this. This was so unfortunate. I think a lot of people don't know what she
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  believes in her background.
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  Well, I mean, this is another downer on the Trump side, even though I'm very
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  positive about Trump overall, but I'm not even sure, and this is just my opinion, I'm not
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  even sure Paula White is an actual orthodox, you know, Christian, because ever since I've known
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  anything about Paula White, she believes in the little God's doctrine that you're the
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  son of a king and as a little God, you deserve a life of health and wealth and prosperity and you
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  just have to have enough faith to access it and to speak these verbal laws which command these
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  things into existence for you. So that's where you get the name it and claim it, you know,
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  blabbit and grab it, some people have called it a type of theology, and then to watch her not only
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  in that position, boy, he could have put Jack Hibbs in that position. I mean, there's a ton of
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  other people that would have been excellent for that, but he chose Paula White, and then there's
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  Paula White in April at that big global UN type of event using John 17, may they be one,
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  where Jesus prays that we'd all be one, arguing that Reverend Sung Young Moon and his ilk and
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  Muslims and Paula White's version of Evangelical Christianity, may we all come together,
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  when in reality that's not what Jesus was praying for at all in John 17. He said sanctify them by the
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  die truth, verse 17 comes before verse 21, which was what Paula White was citing, sanctify them by
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  the die truth, die word is truth. So when Christ prayed for unity, he prayed for it on a foundation
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  truth. He didn't pray for it in kind of the Tower of Babel sense where, you know, all of these
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  diverse philosophies and theologies come together as one. And by the way, that prayer request was
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  already answered that Jesus prayed for there in John 17. It was answered on the day of Pentecost
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  with the body of Christ and the baptizing ministry of the Holy Spirit. It's not talking about
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  something that we ought to go out through ecumenism and try to force into existence, you know, in the
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  year 2025. Thank you. Excellent point. Excellent point. Because a lot of people think, well, it sounds
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  good to be quote, welcoming and unite with world religions or other, but you're thinking, okay,
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  there is only one truth. These are false gospels. Some of them aren't even gospels,
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  their ideologies or things that go against what the Bible teaches. So to try to have unity,
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  I don't know what the advantage of that would be, I guess to maybe look like there's peace in
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  the world, but that's never going to happen, right? Well, I mean, you're dealing with politics.
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  So I guess you get more votes by saying we're all one. I mean, that's the only motive I can think
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  of. Certainly as a local church pastor, you know, that wants to teach the truth. I would never embrace,
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  you know, something like this. But then again, I'm not trying to win any elections. I'm just trying
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  to get through the next Bible study. So, you know, people in different positions do different things,
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  but however we analyze it, what Paula White was doing there was more of an anti-Christ spirit
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  than a Christian spirit. I mean, she was calling for unity with religious viewpoints that are
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  unbiblical. And that's not at all what Jesus was talking about in John 17. I mean, not only was
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  the prayer request that he prayed to the father already answered, but verse 17 coming before
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  verse 21 mentions truth. And so he was talking about a unity, you know, upon the platform of truth.
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  I mean, unity isn't biblical unity if it doesn't come if it's not on the right platform of truth.
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  I mean, unity just for the sake of unity is like a Rodney King mentality, you know, can't we all
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  just get along? Which is which is not what Jesus was talking about. I think in our next maybe we
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  should have another conversation next time we have you on the podcast Andy about how they
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  they screen some of these pastors and religious leaders and people that are advisors to President Trump.
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  I would love to know how that what that process looks like and who they select, how they select
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  these people. Anyway, love your brother. Thank you so much for all you do appreciate your ministry
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  and your time today. Hey, David, great to be here. Sorry, I talked a little too much and I want
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  to buy you that. Oh, no way. No way. You never, never, never, never. All right.
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  Did go by fast. God bless you friends. And as always, keep speaking the truth about things that matter.