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0:00 Are you ready? Yeah, okay's doing Ill Martinez Live, a program about current events. Our culture, our values, our politics, and our future. And now Bill Martinez. Wel good morning, six minutes after the top of the hour. Right now, Bill Martinez here with my good friend, doctor Alvita King. Doctor King, good to see. You, Good morning for la is always good to see you and to speak with you and your listening audience. Yes, well, doctor King is with the USDA. She's a senior advisor with Brook Collins and doing some great work there. She's also because she's not busy enough. She's the chair of the Center for the American Dream, a FPI, an evangelist and founder of Speak for Life. And here she's giving us a few precious moments to get caught up on, you know, things that have been happening. I think it's been a blessing all the way around for our country, for President Trump, and for you as well, for your associate with this administration. You guys been doing a great job, doctor King.
1:04 Well, thank you. I want to be a little bit personal for a moment. I think the ladies will appreciate this quite a bit. I was on with Laura Ingram the other night after the SPLC hearing, and we can talk about that. So I said, Wow, I'm sixty five. I say, no, I'm not. I'm seventy five. This makeup makes me think I'm sixty five. So I don't have on. All the TV makeup. Today. You see more a little bit of me and Bill. I've actually had that cataract eye surgery and I don't wear glasses anymore. So I really just wanted to answer those questions for people. Alvid the King is seventy five, she doesn't wear glasses anymore because she had cataract surgery. I just thought i'd share that with you and your audience.
1:44 Well, good, well, thank you so much. Now that we got the important stuff out of the way, let's address the SPLC hearing that you were at. I got to imagine you had to be in shocked at the response, you know, from the press of the SBLC. I was totally shocked from the President of SBLC, Congresswoman Jassmine Crockett, and just so many of those who were participating and asking questions. Now, you know, I retired from full time work at Priests for Life when I. Was sixty five, ten years old, and I. Do some independent contracting, but I was not even under contract with anyone at that hearing. I was at SPLC because they have put me on various watch lists. They tried to catch me and say, well, you're not on a domestic terrorist list. I said, maybe that's the wrong time, I said, but I am on several lists, including your list, and so the president.
2:46 Of course, I don't know what doctor King's talking about. There is no domestic terrorists list, but there are various watch lists. Family research counselor of courses on it. Bill, you might have been on it at one time. I think maybe as a journalist. Well, I was just looking. I saw my friend Dennis Praeger is. On it, right, you know. Of course Turning Point has been on it. And it's not a watch list. I mean they have it under their hate map. It's a hate map. It's almost like a hit list. Really, I'm serious, exactly, and it is a hate map, and we are on it. However, what was so shocking to me? It was very difficult when Congresswoman Crockett said quite a few things, and I responded, the natural alvida would have wanted to hit back, to strike back.
3:32 But I actually told her. I said, Joe, well, you have said some things about me, but I loved you and I really meant that. And that was christ in me answering. Yes, that was not Alvida answering, right. Right, This is christ in Us that takes us away from the temporal and focuses on the eternal, because that's about after everything is all said and downe Alvida. You and I have had this conversation more than once. It's about Jesus and him glorified. That's it, full stop. Right, absolutely, absolutely absolutely. And speaking of which, doctor King, I got to tell you and I thought about you immediately after Scotus a couple of months back. Now, I think when they came out and said, look at you. Institutionalized racism has pretty much run its course eighty years, that sort of thing, and I just thought your dad and your uncle must be in heaven high fiving at this moment. I mean, talk about a dream realized, right.
4:35 Yes, absolutely, and I see it every day. I'll give you another example. This one's a little more personal for me. I went to the Fox Theater in Atlanta, Georgia a few weeks ago. It would just to be very, very segregated. If you were African American or a Negro we were called at the time, you would have to go around the. Back, up the back steps. You couldn't sit in the auditorium. So I was in the center section up to us the front with my family and children, and the cast had an African American prince, you know, the beasts was the prince, and then the princess, well beauty was our Caucasian lady. And we sat there and we were able to have our dreams and our popcorn among a full community.
5:20 And so I'm not color blind. People argue with me, let's be cold blinde. I say no, because then you need glasses. I said, let's see ethnicity, let's celebrate it. So we've come a long way, and the social engineering of the lie that we are separate racist because of skin color has been exposed. We are one. Blood at seventeen years, one human race, and people are actually understanding that. So I'm very glad. And they asked me about at the hearing. They asked me about Charlie Kirk and so I said, Charlie said some things about my uncle that I didn't like. I said, Charlie was trying to explain, you shouldn't make idols out of human beings and you should do you know, what's right, because of God and not worship humans. He went a little too far to me, but he made that right. He made that right. And one of the last things Charlie said, he was talking to an African American man and.
6:16 He says, we are all the same. He said, up under this skin, we're the same. He actually said that. I have it on him on record as saying that, and I believe that we are getting that. And now, Bill, we still need to work a little more from the womb to the tomb and beyond. I still have to recognize those babies as human beings. We still have to do. That right exactly, and I want to. I want to address that a little bit more. And maybe we'll do that in just a moment. Certainly we'll get to that, but I want to again. I just am surprised. This is just me saying this because when I grew up Alvida, we were in a racially diverse community. You know, we had every I mean, we were likely nations there in California, and you know we didn't we didn't care, you know about people's colored skin. All we cared about is, hey, look at we're playing baseball together. Can you catch the ball?
7:11 Can you get a hit? You know? Can you score? Right? And it's not just skin color. I was in a meeting talking about kosher food and halal food, and so you might think that only Jews. Eat kosher food and only Muslims eat a law. But it came out in the meeting. I said, I'm you know, no, I eat kosher and halala because it's healthy too, That's right, I said, So you have to admit you don't have all the divs on eating healthy either. You may have some spiritual reasons for why you do it. And so it's you we shouldn't recognize though, because see, I can see our age a little bit. We're aging very beautifully, both of us. I can see that. I can see our scan color. I can see our ethnicity. It's okay to see each other.
7:53 COVID put a mask on you. They said you couldn't touch each other and you couldn't see each other. Well, yeah we could see. But let's see each other and love and celebrate. Each other, right exactly. And this is the beauty of God's creation. I mean he is after all. I mean he's the creator of true diversity, right, A diversity that doesn't impugne on anybody's character or personage. It advances it when you can, you know, celebrate God and be thankful for you know, how He's created. Us and the content of our character. My uncle said that beautifully. Martin Luther King Junior rebend Doctor Martin Luther King, and my dad would say, people care more about making a living than a life. We need to see each other as human beings living together. And my mom just would talk about it. So it's a living legacy of understanding that human dignity is something that we can embrace together.
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13:23 Talking with doctor Alvita King, the chair of the Center for the American Dream and evangelist and founders speak for Line. She's also a senior advisor with Brookcollins. With our government, and we're so proud and grateful for your service to our country there at the USDA among other areas, doctor King, because I know you you are, you know, you're very involved in many areas you know, and so you're such a blessing. So thank you. I'm an independent contractor now and I do life is right at the top after my Christian evangelists. That's the first thing Jesus Christ. And of course life and living healthy, living among each other in communities where we care from the womb to the tomb and beyond. So our do contract I do a little speaking, and I am working with film producer independent film producer Nina May and she and Colby.
14:15 Colby is a powerful lawyer. There's a new movie about the Big l that is in production. Also a documentary with the Vision TV show. Those are two film projects, so you can pick those up and I'm working with those and they both have the message. The Vision TV Show documentary talks about God's God's view in God's vision for us, and the Big Al goes back to nineteen sixty three when the Little Girls were bombed in the church in Birmingham and a little girl Caucasian girl and her nanny, a Negro nanny. And so I think that those are the types of projects I continue to join.
14:56 And so I'm going to be busy forever. I know you are too. It's like my doctor told me, he said, Bill, You're you're going to pass away. And you're going to get the memo three years later that you've passed. He says that he's not to sound like Matt. Yeah right, keep it moving, keep it right exactly. I love the documentary about talking about God's vision. You know, the Bible's clear, my people without vision, without revelation will perish. And here we are right now, our country culturally is in chaos because we've unhinged from Godly principles. We need to reattach to those founding principles that goes back into the garden, the promises that God made us, that there are so many blessings for us. If we'll just do the right thing right, we.
15:44 Would do the right thing. I do want to get this in before we have to hang up. I was speaking to a group of Muslims and Jews and Christians, and I said, you know, if Sarah and Hagar hadn't got involved in that, and go ahead and let God run God. God's business is brothers, because that's what they are. They're not even neighbors, they're not cousins. They have the same dad, Abraham. And some people don't know that Abraham actually had eight sons. A lot of people don't know that, so we must all learn to live together as brothers and sisters. We can now embrace the joy of the gift of Jesus Christ and that gift of his sacrifice at Calvary.
16:25 Those are things I want to continue to talk about, and that means more to me than anything else really. Well, because at the core of it, alvida is God's love, and that's God's love is what allows you to have a horizontal relationship, but it starts with a vertical. We must have a relationship with the Father because the Father will fill us with his love, and then we find ourselves loving the unlovable. Right we do when you keep saying father, you know Father's Day. Is coming up soon, and there are fathers who are not united with their children or their family. I want to be praying. For fathers in the next few days because God is our father. He wants to be we do, of course, have to accept His son Jesus Christ as our lord for that to be. God is everybody's creator, right, and so whether you say creator, God, Father, God, but to the human.
17:18 Fathers here I want you to know. I have four. Sons and seven grandsons, and some of my sons are fathers. Of course, so dads if you can embrace them, and to the rest of the community, mothers and daughters and nieces and all of us, let's be kind to the fathers wherever they are, the human dads. That's just on my heart. So I just thought you wouldn't mind me saying. No, no, absolutely. I always love it when you share your heart because you can't. First of all, you can't give what you don't have, and what you get from the father is what just flows out of you, and it's uncontainable. You know, when you get to that point and you realize, you go, I'm different, and I'm different because I chose to stay connected. You know, as Jesus said, you got to stay connected to the vine. You know, we're branches. If you disconnect from the vine, then you know, in so many words, having help you, right.
18:18 Amen, Listen June twentieth in Washington, DC at the Kennedy Center, we will be celebrating and remembering Juneteenth, but not from a divisive perspective, but that many things have happened in a mirror and many more things, good things will happen. We're going to unite, We're going to celebrate together the things that have been done right, and we're going to work on those things that could be better. June twentieth Kennedy Center is free. You can go to the Kennedy Center and look for that date. June twentieth is free. You can get tickets. That might be a good celebration for a dad to take his kids, you know, R twentieth Kennedy Center.
18:59 And a celebration for all of us to realize that, as you say, we are of one blood. I mean, could you imagine how how better to honor God himself, our father in heaven, by coming together and embracing and encouraging each of our diversities for the greater good. I want to wrap things up in these last minutes that we have together, Alvida. I want to talk about what's heavy on God's heart, and that is life. He is the source of all life right. He is womtumb And we need to birth our babies. And I see, I saw a little young mother in the airport, and I think that was her mother with her, and they had the little babies. And the young mother looks so bewildered, and she had these two little young children.
19:46 But God told me. I was on the airplane, Bill and I said, all these babies yelling, they need to be quiet. God said, you be quiet. They did not abort those babies. Yeah, so you be quiet. I said, oh yeah, okay, God. So we to the tomb and beyond. We knew Bill, you said this that when Roe v Wade fell, you said, the work begins. It wasn't over. No, We've got to nurture, nourish, train, teach, embrace life. And that includes and. I did say that at s PLC hearing not cutting body parts off a little babies, off a little children either. So womb, tomb, beyond. That includes the older, the babies, the people in the womb, the rich, the poor, It includes humanity. Support your Congress, talk to your members of Congress, write the president, and ask everybody, all the preachers, everybody to embrace life, the sanctity of life.
20:42 That's going to be very important in the day's head. Yeah. The things that I've appreciated in our conversations Alvida over the years is that governments can only do so much. This has to be done at the ground, grassroots level, and that's where you know, I direct people to God's word see what God. You know, see God, see what God says about. Life to life? He says, tes, yeah, exactly, yeah. I mean here's there's an option there before you. But the better certainly is choose life. Everything about God promotes life. I mean that's why he sent Jesus. He sent Jesus that we would have life and have it abundantly.
21:24 Right, absolutely, right. So I'm going to let you kind of wrap things up here on this issue. And also, you know what we can look forward to out of the USDA. I know you're working on a lot of exciting projects here, so I'm just gonna turn I'm going to turn it over to you, so go ahead. I will do that. I am a registered USDA farmer myself. I've been that since twenty twenty three. I've always grown my granddaddy, Daddy King, his family Dathan Brandam King from Ireland, believe it or not, sharecroppers, and then my grandmother's. Full from the west coast of Ghana. So I've always been interested in the land and the gifts, and so it was no accident or coincidence that I ended up at USDA.
22:12 Uh. We deal with the young mothers, for example, and the various types of food, nurturing that pregnant mother, those babies who are born, and all of that. With healthy food. That's very important. So I'm gonna work continually as long as I'm here for Christ. Yes, and in the various fields. You can get me at Alvida king dot com. And I've got some YouTube music and all of that, And usually I sing, what do I say? This little light of min and I'm gonna let it shine. But I've added, He's got the whole world in his hands.
22:54 He's got the whole world in his hands. God just needs to forget us as we repent and help us. You know, right exactly, And that was the cry, you know, over two hundred and fifty years ago, Alvida. When you think about it, you know, when the colonists came together, it was they got the message of repentance, and they then that gave them the vision and understanding of God's freedom and liberty that was for them, and that's what united them and brought it together. Hopefully in this two hundred and fiftieth anniversary that we could recapture it, you know. Charles Finny says, a revival happens when it's most needed. I think we need it, don't we?
23:35 Oh? We do? Thank you, my friend, Thank you. God bless you a ton doctor Alvida King, USDA senior advisor with Brooke Collins and President Trump's administration. Thank you, Alvida, take care. God bless you you too. Goblin. We call ourselves a SAP travel for one reason. We can help you book a ticket. A SAP for those of you that don't know, that means as soon as possible. That means no. Waight time, you get through right away, no searching online. Our specialty is the lowest available fares on the big name airlines. You know them. We can't tell you their names. You can fly domestically or internationally and save more money than you could if you call the airlines directly. Our proprietary software goes underneath the hood of the major airline booking systems and find you the best rates available. So, if you're ready to make your travel plans right now, business or vacation travel, we have all the major airlines always at great rates. Call ASAP Trips and we'll have your ticket in your inbox in fifteen minutes.
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27:52 I mean, this is still developing and the news is still coming out on this, but this would have been a catastrophic event. And uh, and you know, and this is all where we are right now culturally, is that you know, the Democrats talk about you know, this rhetoric and somehow, in the name of politics it's okay to be mean spirited and threatening, and you know, calling Donald Trump a Nazi and anybody with MAGA having connections with Adolf Hitler, and it's justifying. You know, these these crazy thoughts that are leading to actions that could you imagine at the I don't know if you saw, you know, the UFC event that was taking place there at the White House. I mean you the place was packed. I mean this could have been uh and the way it was set up. If you remember what happened in Las Vegas when you had that shooter out of the you know, out of the window there those right, Yeah, yeah, it had been a kill zone. Yeah, I mean, this could have been devastating. But thank god the FBI. And there's so many things that happened because of the threat level being so constant against this president by a mere faction of nutheads, the lunatic fringe as we say, on the political spectrum, and they're being driven by this rhetoric that comes out of you know, democratic leadership, whether it's Schumer, Hakim, Jeffreys, on and on. And you know, we think about Antifa and these other you know, even so called paramilitary groups
29:25 in that, but you know, these are our own government officials that are you know, fueling the flame on all this bill. They are and and and let's keep in mind that oftentimes we have hostile foreign intelligence services who want to who want to conduct an operation, and they use the useful idiot that they might use, the homegrown idiots who have become radicalized online, and they come in contact with somebody, and they don't even they may not even realize that the guy provoking them to take the action, or the guy providing them the web that they will use to take the action, or the drones or the information, they may not even realize that that guy is an agent of a hostile foreign intelligence service. We're at war right now with Iran, a nation that has been a regime excuse me, that has been at war with US for forty seven years exactly. President Trump is the first president in forty seven years to say, you know what, I'm going to enter office and I'm going to have a couple of big picture goals in mind, and one of them is I'm going to take care of the Iran problem.
30:31 Every American president, going back to Jimmy Carter, has had to deal with the Iran problem, and it seems that most of them have taken the position that if we can get through four years or eight years without a major blow up with Iran, I will consider that a success. Yeah, it's like Neville Chamberlain continues to live or something. Right. That's right. It's just our goal to make it until my successor puts his hand on the Bible. And as long as we haven't had any Americans die at the hands of the Iranians, that will be a successful term in office for me. From the Iran point of view. Trump came into office and said, one of the things that I want to deal with is I want to deal with Irun.
31:12 I want to take that off the plate as a problem for successors going forward. So he's doing something about it. And let's face it, we're talking about a regime that has funded, trained, equipped, and provided intelligence for terrorists not just in the Third World, not just in the Middle East, but in Europe, in Latin America, and in the United States. We have we've got a guy in custody right now. I can't remember whether he's been tried. I think he may have actually been tried and found guilty of plotting to assassinate President Trump. This is not one of the actual attempts that we stopped in process. This is a plan where a guy was being paid by the IRGC to recruit people here in the United States for the purpose of conducting an assassination plot against President Trump. So we've already we already know about that. It wouldn't it wouldn't surprise me at all. As we learn more about the details of this potential assault on the UFC event at the White House on Sunday night, it wouldn't surprise me at all to find out that there was an Iranian hand involved here.
32:25 Well, you know, you say that you know Iran hasn't you know, there hasn't been I guess a major death. But they've been They've been sniping and killing Americans for forty seven years. Oh yeah, you know here and there, and you know, and you keep wondering, Okay, when is enough enough? When when you know, when how many murders are okay? Until it's not okay? And and Donald Trump says enough of this stuff. I'm not you know, it's it's over. We're going to take care of it once and for all. And this is you know, as you and I were talking before, I I'm like you, I think that I believe there needs to be an unconditional surrender, and I think they're doing They're navigating and negotiating something less than an unconditional surrender, and I'm concerned about that.
33:13 Yeah, we're not sure. We haven't seen the memorandum of understanding. I don't I I find it difficult to believe that any government would negotiate its own unconditional surrender the new regime. Look, Listen, we took out the top two levels of the previous regime, of the previous leadership. This is still the same regime. Let's be clear. It is. It is still a theocratic regime run by a supreme leader. That's his actual title, and it is and they are kept in power by the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corp. Keep in mind, the I in IRGC does not stand for Iranian, it stands for Islamic. And that goes to show this is a theocratic thing exactly. They believe in a different version of the afterlife than we do. They believe there are different things that they need to do to get to the afterlife they want right. They believe in jihad in a way that Christians and Jews just we simply don't have the same religious beliefs. We don't have the same beliefs about unbelievers that they do. And consequently, this is a regime that will fight to the very end.
34:31 I find it difficult to believe that they will negotiate their own unconditional surrender. I think they're negotiating for something better than that. We won't know until we see the terms of the agreement. I am you know, as we were talking earlier, I am very pleased that President Trump is the first American president in forty seven years to say it wasn't enough for me, because remember what he did in January of twenty twenty, with less than a year to go in his term. He did direct the taking out the assassination is what it was. It was a political killing, a tool of state. He took out the head of the IRGC, Cossim Solomoni, and that's why the Iranian regime has been trying to take him out and take out former Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, former National Security Advisor John Bolton. These men have also been the subject we believe of i RGC terror attacks, assassination plots.
35:34 So Trump in his first term, he decided to take out what he thought might be the head of the snake and and let's send a signal and see if that works for the rest of them. No, that didn't. That didn't work. See, and that's more. That's more proof to what you're saying in terms of this being a death cult. We got about a minute a half left here, and I did want to address what's being reported. Somebody inside of the administration is spilled the beans on this negotiation. What is going on? Bill, Well, listen again, this goes to President Trump and the swamp. I mean, if you know one thing, you know that the establishment in Washington does not like President Trump.
36:17 The split in this country today is not between Republicans and Democrats, and it's not between conservatives and liberals. It's between those people inside the Washington Beltway who make their living off the government. And that doesn't mean just government employees. It means government contractors, the whole consulting the Beltway apparatus, and the rest of us who pay for them. That's the big split. And what you have here is. People talking to reporters on background explaining to them this is a terrible deal that's coming. Well, how do I know it's a terrible deal because Trump is the one who's negotiating the deal. Look, this guy has a pretty good track record over a career of making big deals.
37:00 I'm willing to cut the guy some slack. He's shown us what he wants to do. He's shown us that he wants to end the terror regime in Tehran, and I'm willing to wait a couple more days. I think at this point it's fair, it's reasonable to say, let's see what happens. Let's take a look at that memorandum of understanding when the White House decides to put it out, and we'll find out whether this is a good deal or a bad deal. And whether it's Barack Obama, Chuck Schumer, Ha King, Jeffries, or any of those talking heads. Get out of the way. This is not you're not in the position and negotiate. All you're going to do is mess things up, and for what for some sort of political gain or at least to rally your base in some sort of way and compromise what could be the most significant negotiation and accomplishment in our lifetime bill This could be.
37:55 You're absolutely right, if we were, If President Trump is able to remove Iran as part of that axis of evil. Then you're ending half a century's worth of being held hostage at the feet of Tehran. And that would be a tremendous, tremendous good thing for not just the American people, but for the West in general and frankly for the rest of the world Middle East included. And for Barack Obama to say that this is nothing better than what he had established years ago with Iran is a joke. It's laughable on his face. You know, Donald Trump is not giving any money, He's not giving them a pathway to a nuclear bomb, and he's been very clear on that. Barack Obama's jp AOA you know, Ei EIO agreement was ridiculous because it gave them a pathway to nuclear weaponry, didn't it.
38:55 It did. And not only did he give them a pathway to nuclear weaponry, he gave them billions of dollars in cold hard cash that was flown into Tehran on palettes. I remember reading stories in the wake of that weekend about how senior administration officials had gone to local Washington bank branches trying to collect cash to put on the back of these planes. And this was all this was all approved by Congress, right they signed off on this right. No, no, no, no, they didn't know. Oh my god, no, you've got you gotta, you've got a backwards. Not only did it not go to Congress as a treaty, they refused to submit it to the Senate for ratification as a treaty because they knew that a treaty requires a two thirds vote in favor. Uh, they turned things around, and they they they moved because remember Republicans controlled both the House and the Senate at the time that this thing was moving through. And so what they were able to do was find a way to set it up so that unless two thirds opposed the deal, then it could go through. So it was a reverse upside down somersault with a twist. And so, in other words, as long as you could maintain thirty four members of the Senate, and obviously, you know, you know how many times in the modern era, say since the start of the twentieth century, the Democrats have not
40:26 had at least thirty four members of the United States Senate. Zero. There hasn't been a year since nineteen hundred when Democrats didn't have at least thirty four senators. So all you had to do was called a vote in the Senate, and you would have had enough senators to kill and attempt to kill the deal. But this was the whole nature of the Obama presidency. It wasn't one step forward, another step forward, a third step forward. It was two steps back, one step sideways. Then we're going to do a backflip. Then we might take a half a step forward if nobody's paying attention. That's right. So I don't want I don't want to hear from Barack Obama about this or about anything.
41:07 Well, his administration was scandal free, Bill Pasco. That's what he tells us. Right. Anyway, we got to leave it there before I throw something or throw up. I don't know one or the other. Bill Pasco, tpp's man in Washington. Thank you, Bill, appreciate it. Take care to be with you, Bill always. Millions of people of all ages have speech, language or hearing difficulties. A new national poll finds that communication breakdowns frequently occur between caregivers and the people in their care, causing an array of potentially serious problems. US caregivers of adults with communication difficulties were polled. The American Speech Language Hearing Association ASHA commissioned the poll and Yugov conducted it. The poll revealed caregivers are concerned that communication breakdowns could hinder addressing medical problems and cause other safety issues that put at risk the health of the person in need of care. Ash A President Linda Rosa Lugo.
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45:45 So now, what do the Democrats have to fight about? Of course they always have something. Oh, they got plenty to fight about. Actually, there it was reported in Politico. I think it was recently that they're fighting right now internally about what their priority should be, should they retake that You've got some members of the Democratic Party talking about emphasizing affordability, housing and things like that, and others such as the chair of the Congressional Black Caucus Rep. Evet Clark, She's saying that, no, they need to prioritize comprehensive immigration reform, which, for those of us who have been in the fight for a long time, we know what that means. Think about the Dignity Act or the Dignidad Act, right, something like that, where it's amnesty first right up front, followed by some promises of enforcement and massive increases in foreign workers, green cards.
46:34 Et cetera, legal immigration. So it's just a huge the ideas to prioritize getting more people into the country in a faster, more efficient way, which is not its essentially the Biden border policy, but put in legal form, right. And how can you do that more efficiently when you know this has been the gang that can never shoot straight. You know, they had four years and they messed up the whole program NonStop. But you know, you talk about this ambitious agenda they have, and also, let's not forget impeachment is going to be interwoven you know throughout that as well, because the houses, i mean, their heads are going to just be exploding over this sole situation. And you know, the thing they're arguing about is, Okay, what should be included or what should be omitted in the articles of impeachment because they're going to go after Donald Trump NonStop.
47:29 They surely will, and you know it certainly a fundamental thing happened in Minneapolis on the immigration front, where we went from a period where let's not forget the November elections of twenty twenty four were clearly a referendum on the border crisis itself, and you had several Democrats enough to get a pretty significant immigration bill passed through through Congress and signed in the law, the Lake and Riley Act, that would not have happened without democratic support. But like I said, right now, they are saying, they are arguing amongst themselves, saying we need to prioritize comprehensive immigration reform, which again basically just codifies the Biden approach to immigration into law. So if the idea of the Biden administration was there's really no such thing as illegal or legal, let's just get as many people into the country as possible, as quickly as possible, that's essentially what comprehensive immigration reform means.
48:23 It means we're just going to call everything legal and expand these legal pathways, and that will somehow solve the problem. Of course, what we discovered is that it doesn't matter what label you put on it. If you're adding millions and millions of people into the country, it's going to have a profound impact on the housing market, on affordability, on the job situation, the economic outlook, and on wages, and communities were overwhelmed. And that's that's what this comprehensive plan would do as well. It would overwhelm the communities. Just stick a different label on it and call it legal. And I think that the American people have woken up to this that legal or illegal. If you're talking about importing the world, it's going it's going to have detrimental impacts on their quality of life and their economic opportunities.
49:10 Well, it's I think it's quite interesting that the Democrats are good in word salid and they will tell you comprehensive, we're going to do a comprehensive plan on homelessness. For example in Los Angeles, what has their comprehensive plan delivered? You see comprehensive and an issue that they deal with. It seems to go hand in hand with something that's a lot worse that it's never really solves the problem, It just makes it a bigger problem and a higher cost for the taxpayer. You look at a state like California, which many people you know will say California sort of tests it out, and then the rest of the nation follows. California is the has the biggest sanctuary policy in the country in terms of the number of people who are protected from our immigration laws by these sanctuary policies. And if you're following the news in California, not a week goes by that you don't see some kind of story. But somebody who's in the country illegally, who has committed a crime and has been protected, has not been turned over to immigration authorities. These are crimes that would not have taken place if our immigration laws were allowed to be enforced.
50:26 And if California really is the laboratory for the rest of the nation, then that's another indicator of where we might go if we see a change of power. And again numbers USA is completely nonpartisan. We don't tell people who to vote for. But we do have this fight within the Democratic Party right now, and the anti enforcement, pro mass expansion, comprehensive reform side seems to be winning the debate inside. The party right now. There is a debate, and that's good, but it's very one sided at the moment. Yeah, it's amazing, because the thing is that is detrimental for the Democratic Party forthwith is that they're so silo. Jeremy, I've been saying this time and again. They're drawing their intelligence in so many words, loosely interpreted, but they're they're drawing their information from inside their own echo chamber, and nobody is, you know, providing any kind of leadership to get them outside of that echo chamber. And so they keep drawing on the same resources that have you know, have proven wrong and detrimental to everybody, and somehow they just keep on thinking, well, if we have somebody else, somebody different that can you know, tell the story, then maybe it'll work. But there's no indication, there's no even you know, any kind of indication whatsoever that says, hey,
51:56 this policy is moving things in the right direction, unless I'm missing something here. You know, to your point, CBP, the Customs and Border Protection Commissioner Rodney Scott, who has been working in CBP since the Clinton administration, so he's been there for Democratic administrations, Republican administrations, you know, long lifelong servant to the United States. He recently told the story to Mark Grecorian of Center for Immigration Studies about the early months of the Biden administration, and he worked for the Biden administration as well, until he resigned. He resigned because he could not in good conscience do what they were asking. Him to do. And he described conversations that he had with administration officials who were in this bubble that you were talking about.
52:41 And he was not the only one. Several voices said, what you are proposing that we do to facilitate entry, illegal entry, entry of inadmissible aliens, helped them, set them up with benefits, et cetera, grease the wheels of the machine, to sort of the turnstiles to keep bringing people in. And there's going to be huge ramifications for Americans and the electorate. There will be a political backlash as well. And he specifically told people, you have to understand what you're doing is not just about the fifteen or so people who are just standing on the other side of the border today. It's about the millions, the hundreds of millions of people around the world who will see this as an invitation to come to the United States legally or illegally. And he said the response of these officials was essentially, yeah, so, what so this is the bubble that you're describing, and this is why it's important. It is important to understand that the border crisis was intentional.
53:39 It was not an accident. In the worldview of that administration, the idea was to get as many people into the country as quickly as possible. That worldview is still very much with us right now, and that is why it is so important for Congress to not wait until the next border crisis, but to codify border security now. This Congress has to lock in these border reforms now before the next border crisis. It's too late if we wait for another border crisis to then say, oh, we should have closed these loopholes. Now is the time to do it. Let's not wait for an election, let's just secure the country today. Well, there was no doubt that to overwhelm the system was intentional, and that's what we're dealing with. I mean, we're still dealing with trafficking of children. You know, we found maybe half of the children that were lost according to Mark Wayne to the director, and then also multiple birth tourism. These fraud networks are being discovered. Jeremy, I'm gonna let you wrap it up. We got about a minute left, go ahead.
54:40 Sure, Yeah, you mentioned a couple of things that are important. The border crisis is still with us. We've plugged the leak, but the water is still in the boat. And again we've plugged the leak with something that can easily be popped out because Congress has not sealed that leak. That's why we need to pass laws. But we're more evidence that we're still living with it. First of all, millions of people who shouldn't have been admitted or still here, and they're causing demands on our physical resources, natural resources, economic resources. Yes, we have discovered embassies in Africa and Europe have discovered fraud networks taking advantage of our birth tourism loopholes. Those need to be closed. The Trump administration is trying to do it. Congress needs to codify that into law as well. And yes, there have been recent indictments against individuals who were sponsoring unaccompanied alien children, abusing them and then turning around and getting more sponsorships. Some of them were sponsoring dozens of children. We're talking about serious cases of abuse here. This is what happens when you try to overwhelm the system. Again, doesn't matter if it's legal or illegal. If you are overwhelming the system with numbers, you will wreak havoc, including child trafficking, child abuse, child labor situations, in addition to all of the repercussions for American communities who are receiving the influx of people.
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57:29 Bill, how you doing. It's great to be with you. Bill. Hey, always good to be talking with you. I'm excited to talk about our two hundred and fiftieth anniversary in the midst of everything that is going on right now. Bill, It's it's like the Yin and Yang. We've got quite the contrast happening in our country right now. We've got socialists, we've got communists in our government. I mean, you know, even Bernie Britney, Senator said the other day, goes, well, if the truth be known, you know, we we have Nazis in our government. Oh that's good to know. Yeah, yeah, And well people forget that. If you were to stretch all the governments out from one side to the other, it's basically total government on one side and no government. On the other side, total government power concentrates into the hands of fewer and fewer people, ultimately one who rules as a dictator, and they rule through fear. They can ultimately take away your life. The other side is no government. That would be chaos unless the people have virtue. And so that's where ancient Israel comes into the picture, and they when they came out of Egypt around fourteen hundred BC, it was the first instance of millions of people and no king, and it worked because every person was taught the law. It was like everybody downloaded a behavioral app Yeah, I thought right, And then what motivates you to follow it is there is a God who is watching you and he wants you to be fair. He's going to hold you accountable
59:01 in the future. So you have opportunity to steal. Nobody's around and you think God's watching. You want somebody to be fair. It's gonna only accountable. Maybe I should hesitate stealing and it creates something in your head called the conscience. And so that's what the Pilgrims and Puritans drew from ancient Israel, so much that the Puritan scholars were nicknamed Christian Hebraists because they studied this ancient heap. But that's why they taught Hebrew Yale and Harvard. James Madison graduated from Princeton in seventeen seventy one, he went back for another year justice study Hebrew. Wow. And he's the architect of our constitution, James Madison. And so this model predates the Romans. You know, Roman republic predates the Athenian Democracy's around fourteen hundred BC is when Israel comes out of Egypt, and their system worked for four hundred years until their priests went woke, and the high priest eli his own sons are sleeping with women in the tent of meeting. And you have another levite with a graven image when the law says you're not supposed to have graven images. Another leavet with a concubine, where the law says the lead vites to marry a version.
1:00:02 Of his own tribe. And it turns into chaos, and they all go to Samuel the prophet, and they say, we want to be like the other countries. We want a king. Why is this story important? The kings of Europe look to the Bible for their authority, but they looked to the King Saul and after and the Pilgrims and Puritans that found the New England looked to the before King Saul part of the Bible, the Hebrew Republic. Millions of people, everybody taught the law personally accountable to God to follow it. And so in New England you had pastors and churches, founding cities, and this covenant form of government, the word for federal federal, it comes from the Latin word fidaeas, which means covenant. So we have a covenant form of government in America that was drawn from this before King Saul period of ancient Israel.
1:00:51 But in my books, who is the king in America? I go through that it's we the peovile. But there's a great quote from Teddy Roosevelt, and he said, in no other place, and at no other time, has the experiment of government of the people, by the people and for the people been tried on so vast a scale as here in our own country. And so what were the other experiments while it? You know, the most common form of governments kings Nimrod, Phero, Caesar, Kaiser, sultans are But you do have around, you know, five hundred or so BC, you have the Athenian democracy with six thousand citizens, and it works for a couple hundred years until Alexander the Great's dad, Philip of Macedon, bribes a bunch of people in the city to betray their own city, and so Philip A Maceadon conquers it. Rome had a republic, and it went on until Julius Caesar decided to make himself emperor, you know, king for life, a dictator for life, and it flipped. So our founders look back to these, but they ultimately look back to ancient Israel. So some of the stories that I think are interesting. One is the Pilgrims. They were going to go to Virginia and submit to the king's government. They got blown off course in a storm land in Massachusetts.
1:02:17 They have no government because there's no buildings, there's no nothing, and they don't want to be lawless, and so they take their covenant church form of government and they make it their civil government. It's called the Mayflower Compact. We and the presence of God covenant ourselves together into a civil body politic. One story with the Pilgrims is the first winner. There were one hundred and two of them. Half of them die. They probably wouldn't have made it another year until out of the woods comes as Indian that speaks to him in perfect English. His name Squanto right lo and behold. He had been kidnapped in England for a dozen or so years, learns the language, drops off back on the coast, only to find his tribes had died in a plague. And yet the next spring he comes out of the woods and he helps the pilgrims. William Bradford said he was a special instrument sent of God for their good, beyond their expectation. I mean, that's definitely got to be classified as a maya.
1:03:08 No question. Yeah, absolutely of a miracle, you're exactly right, go ahead. One that people aren't familiar with. There was a William Foster, and he was a sailor fisherman, and he sails out of the Boston Harbor in sixteen sixty nine and he's in the Atlantic and he gets captured by some Turkish Muslim pirates and taken to Morocco, and they send some people over there to try to rescue him, and the sultan said that as long as he's alive, no prisoner is going to be let go, and so Cotton mether, who was one of the Puritan leaders. Writes in his Magnalia Christie Americana, a book, he says, Godly Man of Charleston, mister Foster and his son were taken captain by Turkish enemies. Much proro is employed for the redemption. But when we told that the bloody Prince mulay Rashid of Morocco said that no one would be set free in his lifetime, we gave up hope upon this reverend Eliot, he's known as the Apostle to the Indians.
1:04:14 He prayed before his congregation. Heavenly Father worked for the redemption of that poor servant Foster. And if this Prince which detains him will not dismiss him as long as he himself lives, Lord, we pray that he killed this cruel prince, and glorify thyself upon him. Well, lo and behold. Shortly after the Prince falls from his horse at Marrakesh, and he dies at the age of forty two. As Foster has let go comes back to America, Cotton Mather says, the poor captive gentleman quickly returns to us that had been mourning for him as a lost man, and brings news that the prince which had hitherto held him, was come to an untimely death, by which means he was now set at liberty. It's like, okay, that's sort of an interesting uh right, exactly answered the prayer. You have the French Indian War.
1:05:01 The France had everything west of the Appalachians, and the British were encroaching from New England west and this was causing a conflict. It's near Pittsburgh the French and Indian War. The British are ambushed, about nine hundred get killed in George Washington is a colonel bringing messages back and forth from General Braddock, who gets killed, and Washington more or less is in charge, and he organizes a retreat and afterwards there's four bullet holes through his coat, two horses shot out from under him, and he escapes unhurt. That's a miracle. He was twenty three years old. Had he not survived, where there wouldn't have been any Washington to lead us during the first president exactly. Then you have the Revolutionary War, and there's lots of stories there.
1:05:57 I'll tell you what before we go into that Bill, let's go quick break and then we'll pick it up from there. We've got more from Bill Fetter on the other side. Stay with us, ladies and gentlemen. Millions of people of all ages have speech, language or hearing difficulties. A new national poll finds that communication breakdowns frequently occur between caregivers and the people in their care, causing an array of potentially serious problems. US caregivers of adults with communication difficulties were polled. The American Speech Language Hearing Association ASHA commissioned the poll and Yugov conducted it. The poll revealed caregivers are concerned that communication breakdowns could hinder addressing medical problems and cause other safety issues that put at risk the health of the person in need of care. Ash A President Linda Rosa Lugo.
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1:11:36 He orders his troops to observe the day of fasting. Continental Congress ordered fright of the seventeenth to be observed as a day of fasting, humiliation and prayer humbly to supplicate the mercy of Almighty God. The General commands all officers and soldiers to base trict obedience to the orders of the Continental Congress. And so the. Battle is The British find a loyalist who lead the ten thousand British troops through Jamaica Pass to attack Washington from behind on August twenty seventh, seventeen seventy six. Three thousand Americans get killed, only three hundred British. And this is the entire American army. There's no second string. If it's over here, it's over And America is just another British colony like India. But Washington the sunsets and he's pinned up against the water with these British behind him and the British ships in the harbor, and he decides to get every boat he can find and start firing his troops across the east river to Manhattan Island, and they're doing it all night long, as quiet as they can.
1:12:44 And then his Major Bent Talmage, his chief of Intelligence, rights. As the dawn of the next day approach, those of us who remained in the trenches became very anxious for our own safety. When the dawn appeared, there were several regiments still on duty at this time, A very dense fog began to rise off the river and settle in a pecular, juliar manner over both encampments. I recollect this peculiar, providential occurrence perfectly well. So very dense was the atmosphere that I could scarcely discern a man at six yards distance. We tarried until the sun had risen, but the fog remained as dense as ever well. Washington was on the last boat that left. The fog lifts the British charge, and Owen's there that was the last chance the British had to capture the entire American army all at once.
1:13:24 Washington later says, the hand of Providence has been so conspicuous in the course of the war that he must be worse than an infidel that lacks faith. And then lots of Another battle is the Cowpins. Toward the end of the war, the British have a Colonel Tarleton, this twenty six year old butcher who at the Battle of Warsaw killed three hundred Americans who were in the process of surrendering. They're lifting up their arms and his men on horseback with their sabers are stabbing him and anyway, so Tarleton is chasing the American general Daniel Morgan, and he's got an army with wagons going really slow, and so we can't outrun him. So he decides to put his army in front of a river, which looked foolish because you never want to fight a battle in front of a river. And the colonel Tarleton has been riding for twenty four hours with his light cavalry and he sees him there and he charges.
1:14:17 And the. Americans had two groups, the militia, who are guys off the farm known for shooting a couple of times and then running away, and then the Continental soldiers who would not run away, and so in the front of the militia. So here's this Colonel Tarleton, he's charging. He's seeing these militia and they start running away. He's chasing them. Well, they just ran in a circle around the hill. But behind the militia were the Continental soldiers, and they act like they were going to run away. Then suddenly they stop, they turn, they lower the rifles, and at point blank range they kill a hundred of the British light cavalry, and then the ones that circle around surprise him and capture eight hundred, and the Colonel Tarleton ride off. And when the General Cornwalls hears about it, he was leaning on his sword. He leaned so hard hard a sword snapped in half. So Cornwalls decides to chase Daniel Morgan, who's met up with Nathaniel Green, and they're fleeing and they across the Cataba River and then the British show up, but before the British can cross, there's a flash flood and the river's flowing is over its banks and they're delayed.
1:15:27 But then the British finally cross, and they're chasing the Americans to the Yadkin River. The Americans crossed, the British show up before they can cross, another flash flood and they're delayed, and then they finally get across, and then they chase the Americans to the Dan River, and the Americans cross, and the British show up and they're watching him get out the other side. But before the British can cross, another flash flood and the British commander Henry Clinton rise here the Royal Army was again stopped by a sudden. Rise of the waters which had only just fallen. Almost miraculously let the enemy over, who could not else have e looted Lord Cornwall Wallas's grasp, so close was he upon their rear, And so then you have even Bennedict Darnold was about to betray west Point.
1:16:10 He was wounded. He was the hero from the Battle of Saratoga, and he was over passed over for some promotions. And he had married the daughter of a loyalist, and she keeps nagging him, if you were working for the British, they to appreciate you. And so she puts Bennett Darneld in touch with a spy and they meet. They agree to betray west Point, and the spy is going back to the British territory dressed as a civilian, and some Americans spot him and search him once, search him twice. They're about to let him go and then they get the idea. To make him take off his boot, and in his stocking he had a map a west Point and he couldn't explain it. So they said, well, let's just take you back to West Point explain it to our commanding General Bennett Arnold. And it's like Bennett Donald and he here that, hey, we caught us by He gets in his boat and British boat and flees and the American General Nathaniel Morgan said treason.
1:17:08 And the blackest eye was yesterday discovered. General Arnold, who commanded at West Point, was about to give the American cause a deadly wound, if not fatal stab. Happily, the treason had been timely discovered to prevent the fatal misfortune. The providential train of circumstances which led to its discovery amidst the most convincing proof that the liberties of America are the object of divine protection. But that was a miracle in America. Yeah, I mean, and that's the deal, Bill, As you go back in the early history of this great American idea and answer to prayer, you know, the Pilgrims for twelve thirteen years praying, you know, for a place where that they could worship God with liberty. And here God's hand is on them from the very beginning, and it continues.
1:17:51 We've got about two and a half minutes left here. So what's our takeaway? Just even from this early segment, Bill, fast forward? Here we are two hundred and fifty years later plus and we're about to celebrate this incredible birthday of this gift that God has given us. Yeah. Well, the word testimony has a meaning in the Hebrew of Lord, do it again. In other words, you share these stories of faith. It builds faith in the hearer, and it says, Okay, well God, you did it then, then then then, and maybe you can do it now. And I'm going to trust you to do it now. And so we need that, we need to remind ourselves that we've been in these crises. We've turned to the Lord and we've had courage and God has delivered us.
1:18:37 And we're facing crisis today. Financial and you know, thirty nine trillion dollars worth of debt, the Chinese buying up property, the AI, the censorship of the Islamists, there's lots. Of threatswrad not to mention the fraud corruption breakdown in morality. Yes, at every turn, Bill, You know our government is is compromised and corrupt. Yeah, election fraud. But God is always willing to turn things. Jeremiah eighteen, he said, if I pronounced judgment on a nation and they repent, I won't judge them. And so all repentance is individual. It's not somebody out there repenting, it's me, it's you. It's every listener that we return to our first love, to return to the Lord and pray and reading his word and fellowship with him and being involved in church. And so you know, I mean, if you were God and you wanted to populate heaven, wouldn't you want to fill it full of people who wanted to be with you, and which means you'd have to give them a choice not to be with you.
1:19:39 And so this earth is the choosing spot for all the rest of eternity. And so in our crises, we turn to the Lord. That's our history and heritage in the Bible in America, and we remind ourselves so that the Lord will. Do it again. A crisis can be a good thing, right. Bill, Yeah, it's most people don't turn to Christ in good times. We should, but it's in times of crises that people turn to Christ. And it's in times of crisis a God raises up leaders. And whether it's a Gideon and David and Moses, or at George Washington or an Abraham Lincoln, are you and me yeah? Or at Charlie Kirk even Bill Fetters always, Buddy, I so appreciate your inside and recount of history. It's so important for these times, Bill, how can they be in touch with you?
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1:24:31 Thanks so much for having me on. It's a pleasure to be here. Well, let's talk about the latest controversy. You know, I think that many Catholics thinking, Okay, Francis is out Pope Leo the fourteenth, then what's going to happen here? Is there going to be some you know, some association. Is he going to step away clearly from Francis? Some cases, may be other cases there seems to be some doubt. Break it down for us if you would, right. You know, a lot of Catholics were looking for they're very hopeful about Pope Leo. But the problem is that right out of the gate he said that he was going to continue the program of citidelity established by Pope Francis.
1:25:15 He has kept in place a lot of the same players that have been causing problems throughout the church during the Pope Francis pontificates. So it's a little bit of a mixed bag. He's definitely using a lot more of the traditional trappings of the papacy, and he's speaking with more of a from a sound theological standpoint, particularly with regard to life. But it's, like I said, it's a mixed bag, and unfortunately we're seeing. Last October, he continued the World Meeting of Popular Movements that was started by Pope Francis in twenty fourteen, and it's not a good movement at all. It's not a good meeting to take place at all.
1:26:00 Let's break it down here just a little bit. Sinideality along with syncretism. I guess somewhat synonymous words explain to our audience. When you say sinidalities, for some you know, Catholics, you know, that might be a new term, or maybe they've heard it and not quite understood it. So can you clarify that? Sure? So, a synod is simply a meeting of bishops. That's really what it's supposed to be. And there's nothing wrong with synods per se. But when we're talking about re establishing the hierarchical structure of the church in a manner that is now being referred to as sinodality, what they're talking about is giving the church more of a democratic structure and instead of having a hierarchical structure where the pope is at the top, and we're dealing with with, you know, certain errors and problems that come up within the world, within the church, and the bishops get together, they talk about these errors and problems and they come to a theological solution or a moral solution, and then they teach the faith tell the faithful, Okay, this is what the church teaches, this is how we have to approach these matters, and that kind of thing. That's a good thing. But this sonodal approach now is saying, oh, we need to be a listening church. We need to have people get together from outside, and we have to have these activists from outside the church tell us what their problems are and how the church can address their issues.
1:27:20 And this is how LGBT nonsense and pro abortion and pro contraception initiatives are being pushed within the church. And now instead of the church saying here's what the church teaches, here's how we are to approach these matters, they're saying, well, let's look at a pastoral way of dealing with these things. And it's opening the way for confusion. And that's really the problem with sinudality. So you're gonna tell me Jesus didn't tell his apostles to go out and listen to the gentiles and the non Jews and get their idea of how a church should be organized. For God so loved the world, he did not say into committee.
1:28:01 Yeah exactly. Wow. Well, it's the era and the culture in which we're battling right now. And you know, I think that sometimes this is just my humble opinion. I've got to tell you that I think that sometimes people have to fall off the roof enough times to realize that gravity still exists. I mean, you cannot divide these traditional, ordained, sanctified principles of the church. If you do do so, you're going to pay a hefty price at the expense of the sheep. No. Absolutely, and unfortunately, with this World Meeting of Popular Movements that took place in October, now we're faced with the very real prospect of the church being used as a vehicle for carrying these ideologies of Marxism, cultural Marxism, actual communism, paganism to be spread into local churches. One of the things about this World Meeting of Popular Movements, this is what sets this last one aside from the others, is that for the first time, these popular movements and they are actual communists.
1:29:09 We're not. There's no two ways about it. They are actual communists. The church, or actually the organizers in the Church for this meeting, decided that it's important for these organizations to be accompanied by local church representatives, So local bishops, local priests, local lay faithful were to accompany these communists here at this meeting that took place in Rome. And then the stated objective was, well, we want to have a more sonadal approach and we want to build bridges with these organizations so that they can start collaborating with local church groups once they return home. Well, what happens when you start to say to local church communities, hey, there's a communist organization out here. We want you to get to know and start, you know, collaborating with them and work with them. Is My grandmother used to say, if you play in the mud wearing white gloves, the gloves don't become or the mud doesn't become glovy, right exactly?
1:30:10 Yeah, Yeah, this is uh. You would think that there's enough history and common sense and experience that the church has gone through that they should know better. But you know, and and for the powers to be in the Vatican and leadership to you know, put the pressure on local clerics to participate in this. This had to cause you know, a lot of consternation for these local officials, did it not? Oh? Absolutely? The uh? I can only imagine now the local officials, the local Catholic bishops and priests, they were part, They were there participating in the meeting. I haven't heard any objections from them, but I do know several priests, good, good bishops that I have known over the years, who are just flabbergasted with this whole thing. I mean, they're absolutely astounded that this was even allowed to take place.
1:31:04 When has there ever been any documentation, empirical evidence that when something like this occurs that the white gloves turn the mud white. As far as I know, that's really never been a thing. When you start to collaborate with these organizations, the local faith will become scandalized. They see these people as peers. They think that it's okay, and it breeds an air of indifferentism, which is this idea that, well, you know, it's okay, they're good people. We don't really need to work towards evangelizing them as long as we're working together on the good project, right supposedly supposedly. Yeah, and then but the thing that is still surprising to me, well it really isn't. Because you know, Marxism, communism is all part of the World Economic Forum. It's all part and parcel of the coming world world government that is going to chat the rule and reign of Jesus Christ himself, is it not.
1:32:03 Well, that's exactly it. And you know, I've been tracking this stuff for a very very long time. I know that. And what I can tell you is that in this with this particular meeting, it drew together all sorts of things that I've been investigating. Here we see a meeting of communists taking place in Rome, and while that's going on, you have Pope Francis, who has been out there promoting the World Economic Forum, telling them he supports their initiatives, etcetera, etcetera, the Great Reset whatever that is. At the same time that he's got representatives participating in the World Social Forum, which is the communist flip coin of that same initiative, and they're pushing for the same thing. He's also pushing the United Nations Sustainable Development goals, which are Marxisting character.
1:32:52 You have all these bishops who are calling for globalism. They're calling for a globalist economy and global governance. These various charitable organizations we've been investigating over the years, Catholic relief services, Catholic charities, they're all calling for the same thing global governance. We want all these regional governances to work towards building a social utopia throughout the entire world. And it's impossible, it's not going to happen. But for this to go on the way that it is is, well, it's unconscionable. It shouldn't be taking place, but there it is. Yeah, it just seems so common sensical. Michael. I'm sure for you as you've been studying this for decades and following up on this, and you see what the trajectory is, what it has been, and where it's going. And I don't see and you probably don't see any upside on this either.
1:33:46 No, I don't see any upside to this. All I see is further denigration of the Catholic faith, a watering down of anything that we believe, a desire to tone down the authentic of the Church and the kingship of Christ for the sake of collaboration and getting along and working together for the common good. Well, there is no common good. As Fulton Sheen used to say, if souls are not saved, then nothing is saved. So if salvation is not the point, then collaboration has no real purpose exactly. We've got to go to quick break. We've got more from Michael on the other side. Stay with us.
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1:39:19 All the other churches, I think the last year, according to recent polling, had a decrease in expansion. Catholic Church was the only one that grew last year. So you got to know, there's these antithical forces that are going to do everything they can to stop that, right. Well, sure, and I think it's a very great sign of hope that even it's like our Lord said, where sin abounds, grace abounds all the more. And the fact that we're seeing such rising numbers among the young coming into the Catholic faith and to start embracing we're seeing a lot more embracing the traditional faith as opposed to a lot of the modernist nonsense that they that they may be getting in more common cultural Catholic settings. But it's it's a great sign of hope, and it's a clear sign that the Holy Spirit is still working even though man is trying to undermine his efforts. Yeah, and I'm saying more than ever the truth matters. I mean, the things that you're talking and referring to with you know some of these local bishops and how they're getting caught up in this you know, this ideology. I mean, it is so so non biblical and non scriptural. I don't I don't see anything in the Catholic Church teachings that would support this. Yeah, you're absolutely right. I mean, for crying out loud. Just the other day, the new bishop or the new archbishop of New York City was up there giving a homily on Sunday and holding up his next jersey and talking about how he was watching
1:40:49 the Knicks game and tittering about how neat it was, and it's just, you know, it's so been all. Why would you even talk about this? It reminded me really of the soldiers playing dice games at the foot of the Cross. He's in the middle of Mass, and he's going to be talking about sports. Go to a bar and do that. Don't talk about that in the middle of Mass. Right, Well, especially when, as I said earlier, you've got so many young kids coming. And the thing that I'm hearing repeatedly, Michael, at least in my circles, is these kids are hungry. They're thirsting for the truth. And so if you homogenize that and you try to give it in some kind of goofy, you know, worldview or something other than which is scriptural. We're gonna lose. We're gonna lose this opportunity. And that's and of course, if we lose the opportunity, we're going to offend God in ways that we can't even imagine.
1:41:39 That's absolutely right, and I can't imagine the kind of offense that our Lord feels when his leaders, his cardinals, his bishops, his priests are participating in something on the level of giving rise to communism in the Vatican, and then to also have these same organizations deeply involved in ocultic practices. In our latest investigation, what we found is there were at least four organizations large ones participating in the World Meeting of Popular Movements that are deeply involved in a cultic mysticism. You've got the Committee Day Unidod, Compesina c u See, You've got Center rob Movemento dos Trebaljldorus, Cemtera mst Levia Campasina. These organizations are involved in Mayan mysticism.
1:42:33 They're promoting a religious movement called Condomble, which is a deep demonic practice of trying to get spirits to possess the individuals. And it's very tied in with the transgender movement. So you know, you look at this kind of thing and you say, this isn't just a matter of leftist bishops. It's not just a matter of people who are a little tilted towards the left, or you know, they're kind of brought in by liberalism, but they're still Catholic. No, what they're doing now is promoting absolute, outright demonic practices. They're bringing in shamans and witch doctors to listen to, to be a part of this sonatyl church, to now scandalize the faithful on local levels. This is something that's beyond the pale, and quite honestly, they have now made themselves enemies of Christ by bringing these wolves into the sheeps fold.
1:43:29 Well, the history of the Church has been you know, it has documented. You know, this isn't the first time it's happened. I mean, let's go back in the Old Testament. You know, even the Jews, after God had done all the miracles, you know, you know, they delved into these areas and you know, went over the top. So there's just something about the nature of man which should scare everybody, is this is what happens when you abandon God, when you abandon the truth and you and in God. Guess what you could be fooled and taken in by pagan practices. Unimaginable yep, yep. And and you know there's something different about our modern age anyway, when you look at the history of the Church.
1:44:17 You know, people say, oh, we've gone through this before. Oh the Church has had this kind of difficulty before. And da da da da da. Well that's all well and good, except for the first time in church history, we now have the ability to spread heresy at the speed of thought. You type it, you type it on a little black mirror that you hold in your hand, and then you press go and the thing gets spread to every corner of the of the world in an instant. So now heresy is moving at the speed of thought. Back back in the day, it had to move at the speed of wind, you know, when when when it was carried by ships, and when it was carried by horseback and people were going from town to town spreading heresy. No, no, that's not how it works now. So we live in a completely different age and we're facing maybe a similar difficulty in previous ages, but it's at an unprecedented level.
1:45:07 Yes, And as you said earlier, I guess, uh, on the bright side of this, just as quickly as evil can be transported, the gospel message can be transported, right, But we must fortify our defenses. So if you are not living in the vine, which is something that in the in the recent months, it seems, Michael, that God and the Holy Spirit have really focused, you know, on me about about staying connected right now. And I think, you know, for the reasons that you're talking about number one, Number two is we need to also appreciate that this isn't a new phenomenon. This has been going on for decades.
1:45:49 They have been graining gaining ground more and more and capturing the minds of young people, and uh, you know, it's uh, we've got to come. You know. Charles Finney once said that revival happens when it's most needed. And I look over the culture today and I'm just saying, God, how much worse does that have to get? Because it's not just a Catholic church, it's the culture. It's everything that's involved with man our governments, the institutions, you know you mentioned crs nngos all over the place. They've all been captured and corrupt. And here we are, you know, paying our taxes to this and you know, trying to do the right thing and stay faithful. And my encouragement to other Catholics is, look at you have really have to definitive, definitively without compromise, anchor yourself on the truth and the Word of God, and stay connected with the Spirit of God right absolutely.
1:46:42 You know, this is why we encourage the daily recitation of the Rosary, particularly with your families. I've seen incredible transformations done by regular recitation of the Rosary. And I think that our lady asked us to pray the Rosary daily back in seventeen because she knew that this fight was coming, and she, you know, Padre Pio said that nothing requested by you know, anything can be accomplished by praying the Rosary. And I think that that's exactly where we are. We've got to be very close and very faithful to the Rosary in order to come to the other side of this. Well, here we are, America's on the brink of celebrating it's two hundred and fiftieth anniversary, and what promoted and cangealed this American idea, this god fearing idea, was the call for repentance. And I pray again that whoever God is appointed to be the carrier of that message. I asked God a while ago after the passing of Billy Graham, I said, who after Billy Graham? And he said, lots of Billy Grahams. So yeah, you know, I think the onus is on all of us, the great work that Leponto is doing, you know what we're trying to do and accomplish on this radio and television show as well, again to encourage our you know, the faithful, to stay faithful, to not give up. That the fight is only intensifying.
1:48:06 I think that what's happened is we've become so lais a fair about it, and we're getting our heads handed to us because we're not even fighting back right now. Michael, No, you're absolutely right, and and uh, the rosary is a weapon, right, yes, amen, Yes, yes, the rosary is a weapon, and and we have to look at it as a weapon. And we also have to stop stop looking at the devil and the devil's agents as an insurmountable obstacle too that we can't fight against. You know, I'm reminded of Revelation when they said, uh, you know that the humanity looked at the beast and said, who can fight against the beast? Well, this is uh, this is a callback to what what Saint Michael said when UH are the devil said, you know, I will rise to the heights of the heavens. I will become like God. And Saint Michael said, who is like God? Well, it's not a matter of who is like unto the beast and who can fight against him? It's well, of course, the answer is our lady, whose heel crushes the head of the serpent. And how better to bring her to the fight than with the Rosary. I have seen, you know, so many stories. Everybody has stories about what's gone on.
1:49:14 Through the recitation of the Rosary, you will see victory after victory after victory if we are faithful. But you have to be faithful, and then you'll see the victories come. But our Lord, our lady, they are pure, gentle people, and when they look at us, they are waiting for us to invite them into our lives so that we can make them present to others, and it starts with us exactly. Well, Michael Luponza, thank you so much for being with us, I say, Michael Laponto. Excuse me, Michael Hitchborn. He's with the Laponto Institute. Michael. How can people be in touch if. They follow our website lapontoi n org, sign up for our newsletter, or you can go to x and you can follow us on Laponto I inst and of course I can always be reached on Facebook under Michael Hitchborn.
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