The Bill Martinez Show 08 04 26
0:00 Are you ready? Yeah, Okay, let's do it. Ill Martinez Live a program about current events, our culture, our values, our politics, and our future. And now Bill Martinez. Hey, good morning, Welcome six minutes after the top of the hour. Right now, Bill Martinez here along with retired Colonel Rob Menace, US Air Force and author of the new book What You Can Do About It, Taking real Action against corruption, radicalism, and moral decay to Save America. That is something that you know is coming out loud and clear, colonel, is that you know people are complaining, they're feeling pain here in River City, and you can exercise your frustration and your emotions only so far. So the critical question next is okay, so what are you going to do about it?
0:51 Yeah, exactly. And the critical first step to that is recognizing that when you look in the mirror, you're the cavalry. Know people say that and use that phrase as a cliche all the time. The cavalry is not coming because you're it. Well, that's because it's true, uh and it's accurate. Uh. And you know, unless you can complain, like you said, all day long, but if you're not getting off the bench and taking action and figuring out what's important to you, how to get other people to join you in your efforts, how to raise the resources like money and human beings to get the message out and take actual action. Then you're just spinning your wheels. So we see that a lot, especially on our side of the aisle uh. And when I say our side, I mean the Americans is still believing the Declaration of Independence because there's exactly a bunch that don't.
1:48 Yeah, And that's what I say, Rob, is that it's not about, you know, Democrat or Republican. It's about either you're an American, you believe in American values, this great American idea, or you're anti American. And you know, for a long time we tried to have these discussions with people and we're thinking, Okay, what's wrong here, why aren't we really communicating? Well, the fact of the matter is is that some of us were pretty forthright with our intent and what we saw for America, and there were others that were undermining it very subtly. And now look at the closet doors are open and they're falling out. It's like, you know, when I was growing up, they had the radio show of Fiber McGee's closet, right, and they go, oh, no, don't open the cloud, don't open the conset, and they open the conset and everything falls out, and it's kind of like this is where we are.
2:36 We're at fibroom McGee's closet and they've all it's all falling out. And then you know, and I think the first thing is to assess, all, right, you know what, we've got a problem. I need to take a responsibility on part of the problem because I kind of allowed this. I didn't clean up. I didn't do some things I needed to do as a citizen. I acquiesced and subordinated my authorities to people that I thought I could trust. Okay, shame on me. And the fact of the matter is, as you know, whatever has been created can be uncreated. Right, Oh, absolutely right, it can. Look what we did in seventeen seventy six through seventeen eighty three here and when we created the United States of America, we undid a tyrannical government run by the world's largest and most powerful empire and military because a group of individuals got together, identified the problems appropriately, and worked for a couple of decades to get to the point where there was a signing of that declaration of independence. But that's the most glaring example, but even the example of Europeans coming to the continent in the first place, Like the Pilgrims, they were made up of individuals that asked this question, what can I do about it?
4:01 Uh? And the title of my book is what can you do about it? Because it's it's it's trying to leave a tool for folks that are screaming in the mirror, so to speak, and not realizing that it's them that needs that needs to take the first step and the first actions. Yeah, that old? Is that old? Actually? Colonel? You know you point one finger out, you got three coming back at you. Right, absolutely right, and and quite frankly, uh, the communists in this inside this country are doing a better job at it uh than our side. And that's the other reason why I wrote the book, trying to help overtake that and overcome that, because they constantly out organize us, out fundraise us, and and out act us, especially in the legislative process. That's one of the reasons why we're here is because they've subtly been able to destroy our laws about citizenship.
4:55 Well, they've captured these key institutions, whether it's education, Uh, it's the me, the culture. All these things are going on, you know, Colonel, I see. You know there's a lot of controversy on the w NBA of all places. You know, this is like you know, you talk about the canary and the coal mine. You watch what's happening on a basketball court and how people are responding to a white girl who is a she's a once in a generation type quality athlete, and the way they've come after her and even her you know, her teammate, Sophie Cunningham. It's disgusting. I mean, it got so bad in Seattle. I don't know if you saw it, but one of the owners, the co owners of the Seattle team came out and abused these young girls. They're just guilty of being fans for the w n B A and and she's cussing at him and everything. Well, they put her on time out, she's on the bench for a while.
5:51 Yeah, it's the w NBA is a good example, Bill. I'm glad you brought it up. They are killing the goose that's laying the golden Go back and read your childhood nursery rhymes. Folks from the perspective of they were intended to teach you something, and they come from Western civilization, which has resulted in this country, which is the country that's raised the most people out of poverty, that finally eliminated the institution of slavery within our borders, with the exception of what's going on around the world right now with child sex slavery and human trafficking. That's a form that's the modern form of that institution. But we've made progress on all of those things only because the United States of America existed and the WNBA owners the leadership.
6:47 You know, obviously a majority of the players think it's okay to take the woman who is actually making the league profitable for the first time in its history and getting butts in seats in those basketball stadiums, and they're beating, literally beating the hell out of her on the basketball court. And then Sophie Cunningham comes in. Thank god, somebody finally stood up and pointed it literally, pointed a finger at one of these people. But that's that person she's pointing the finger at. She's she is a victim of Marxist and doctrination from her public schooling. All the way from kindergarten through university. If she graduated from the university, and this is the outcome of that.
7:37 Uh. And this is another reason why I wrote the book. It's a good example because Sophie Cunningham is the one person that took a successful action after what She looked herself in the mirror and said, nobody's helping her. Yes, our leagues destroying itself. I can do, I can do something, figured out what the something needed to be done, and it may have been based purely on emotion, but then she took the action. And now we're off to the races to correct this travesty of what's going on. Again. You know, as you say, Colonel, this is a bit of a micro it's so representative of what's happening in our culture right now, and it demonstrates that Yes, I mean, like I keep saying over and over again, I just I just see the contrast.
8:29 There's a clear contrast. You know. When I was growing up, it was kind of gray. And I think this is kind of what suddenly got us a bit confused, because we thought, Okay, it's. Really not all that bad. It's not necessarily all that good, but you know, it's kind of okay. You know, your truth is your truth my truth, and everything became relative and it became convenient for us to do as we darn well pleased, and so. Now here we are we're paying a price for that. And the next generation is coming in and going, hey, this isn't fair, and they're upset and they're coming up with some conclusions that I say, okay, look at right observation, but wrong conclusions here. And we're going to talk about more of that in just a moment.
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14:07 Nutrition for Patriots. Right now, we're. Talking with the Colonel Robert manisis a US Air Force retired author of the new book what you can do about it, taking real action against corruption, radicalism, and moral decay to save America. So, colonel, you know, what do you say about you know, to these young kids that have been basically this next generation that's coming up, have been coddled. They have been protected in such a way that you know, they got they got performance trophies. You know, everything was okay. You know, God forbid that they would get a booboo. You know, parents would you know, they'd want to sue somebody because their kids, you know, fell down and scraped their knee.
14:52 You know this, this is what they grew up with. And now here they are and going, look at I did what you told me to do. You know, I went to I went to school. I got two hundred one thousand dollars of tuition debt, and I don't have a job, and I'm not happy. I don't like living with my parents necessarily. So you've trained me to live off the largesse of other people. And so I'm going to kick back. And you know, I deserve to be taken care of. Yeah, and you'll deserve to be taken care of right out the door of your parents' house when they pass away. That's what's going to happen to you. And unfortunately, you know this this cohort of young people, many of them, not all of them. I have a twenty one year old son that I homeschooled from sixth grade to graduation from from high school, and he graduated in twenty twenty three.
15:40 So he's in that crowd. He works hard, he's known where he works. It's the hardest working individual on the entire in the entire complex that he works at. And when he called in sick recently for the first time, and people called his mother, who works at the same complex, different jobs and different organizations, but and said, hey, your son called it sick. Is everything okay? Because he doesn't do that. So there are some that figured it out. Uh. And and it's it's one of the reasons why I am somewhat obsessed with the school choice legislation getting passed appropriate legislation obviously, uh, and making sure that there are choices available so that we can start the dismantle the experiment, as Corey DeAngelis puts it, of the government schools. Those are the experiment. Man.
16:35 Uh. You know, we parents and neighbors have been teaching children for thousands of years and did very well until this government school experiment. And that's where this stuff is coming from. Bill. That's exactly why that kid has that attitude that, well, I'm going to kick back and get taken care of because that's what I was taught. But but they're doing that with two hundred thousand dollars in student loan that they're not able to get a job, and they and then they blame the wrong place. They blamed the government because that's what they've been taught that it's the government problem. Actually, it's poor government policy that has caused this. And they're voting for the wrong crowd. They're voting for the crowd that wants to implement more bad government policy instead of the crowd that wants to get back to the Declaration of Independence and the Constitution that it was created in that form of government where real good policies can exist, where a single employee family, a single income family, can have a family and a house and some land maybe and be able to do it in an easy way.
17:43 We're in a prosperous country instead of this, well I've got to have two incomes so I can afford such and such a house. Well, we've got to get back to reality. The only way to do that is to start eliminating these government policies that have put them there in the first place, instead of them acting out and getting in some cases violent against the government. They need to run for office and change things, but they need to do it from the right perspective, which is the perspective of the policies that will eliminate these problems. The reason you can't get a job and that you went to college and spent two hundred thousand dollars and you can't get a job in the field is because the universities have been enabled by federal and state governments in order to put programs out there that have that result instead of programs that have the result that you and I expected when we were girling.
18:34 It's modern day slavery, Colonel, that's what they've done. They've indentured these poor kids. And we have sat there, you know, even with our generation, and we've kind of watched this happen and take and now here we are we're having to deal with this, and our kids are upset, and I understand that, and I think that somehow we need to be able to break through the pain that they're dealing with right now and offer some therapy to say, all right, first of all, it's start with us. We have to take self responsibility. Okay, we participated in this. I'm talking about the older generation, the younger kids. You need to understand that you are absolutely precious. You got one life and you're wasting time here and we need to get on track for you to maximize your human potential and to be the best version of yourself because that's the way.
19:23 You were created. And what we have known historically is that when people are productive, that's when they're happiest, that's when they're fulfilled. I mean, you run government surveys. I did you know a deep dive study on this years ago, and what we found out was less than ten percent of the American labor force. This is, you know, a couple decades ago. That was then. It's probably worse now, but less than ten percent had a sense of fulfillment in their workplace. I mean, you think about it. Nine out of ten kids, nine out of ten people are frustrated. They're not happy at what they're doing in all that America has to offer. And so now it's even gotten worse because some of them have checked out. They've gotten frustrated and said, Okay, hey, I'm just going to sit here in the basement of my parents' home. I'm going to play video games and you know, I'll just see what happens. And it's like, wait a minute, you're missing out because meanwhile your peers, like your son, who's out there, he's in the arena.
20:23 He is learning and growing every day in the process. He is going to be leaps ahead of these young kids who are going to wake up at forty and going, oh, hell, I need a job, and. They go, what what do you got? What do you what do you got to you know, to establish an asset of you for the company that says you're worth six figures. Yeah. And I would tell the kids that are doing that right now that don't have jobs in the degree field that they got and they they're paying you know, their parents are paying these loans, I'm assuming, or they're going into arrears on them. I would tell him, Hey, if you don't have a job within six months in that uh, in that educational space that you entered, uh, you need to take a look around. Uh you come down here to the Gulf of America coast in Mississippi and Alabama and Louisiana. Uh. And you can get trained as a welder for free and get a magnificent job in any of the shipyards or oil oil companies that have pipelines, any of those for free. And it's great work.
21:30 It's it's it's very fulfilling because you make things. Uh. That's one of the things that I did for my son in high school was I enrolled him in a free community college class that was paid for by English shipbuilding. I think it was called shipbuilding, and he learned how to weld. And it turns out he was very good at it, very good at it, because he was looking at all this stuff since I was homeschool and I was talking to him about college and everything, and he was looking at all of his peers and and and the things in the media and going these people or nuts, they're going into a quarter million dollars in debt, Dad, and they don't even have jobs yet. I said, yeah. He said, well, I don't really want to do that. So we figured out what he thought he might want to do and started trying stuff out. That's what I would suggest you do. Go try to find the programs that are out there to learn the trade that you might fit well with, and you could be making six figures in very very short order. I've got a nephew that started an HVAC company, never went to college, and now he's a millionaire and it's just been a few years because he was able to land some good contracts and still does home work.
22:38 So well, you see, that goes back. It goes back, colonel, to what you know, what people want out there. You know, if you're good at what you do, you know, and it's amazing that even if you just show up for work every day on time. Do you realize if you do that, you're in the top ten percent of the US labor force. Oh yeah, yeah, just showing up for work. Beck I get from employers these days is when they have a young person that shows up on time, uh and doesn't leave early, doesn't call in sick unless they're really sick, and just does their job at the average level, they are ecstatic with that employee, ecstatic, and they'll give them raises and opportunity more opportunities, very very rapidly.
23:24 Right exactly because the employers know and understand that that's the heartbeat of an organization. You know, good people and when you when you have you know, Unfortunately you've got a generation and these kids, sadly that are wasting their time. And that's what grieves me. And that's why I'm saying we've got to find a way to get through to them to say, look at do not waste your time. I get it, I understand your frustration, but you know what you need to get in the fight as totally. And there are all kinds of programs out there, both private and even public. The one I mentioned about welding. Here, there's a free welding training program from the local community college you're that's funded by shipbuilding in oil and gas companies that need welders, right, I mean right here. You just call them and get signed up and go get the training and you could have a six figure job in just a couple of years.
24:17 Yeah, you'd be surprised. He is the author of the new book What You Can Do About It, Taking Real Action against corruption, radicalism, and moral decay to Save America. Colonel Robert Manis, US Air Force retire has been our guests. Rob Thank yous always appreciate the time take care of my friend. Thank you, Bill, I enjoyed it. Every forty seconds a child disappears. That's two thousand children every single day. Find the Children is a nonprofit organization fighting to bring them home, but we can't do it without you. You're on onanted car running or not can help find missing kids, reunite families, and support the search and rescue efforts that protect children every day. We'll pick it up fast and free with a twenty four hour response, and your donation may qualify for a tax deduction. Find the Children provides crucial resources to help locate missing children and educational programs to teach kids how to recognize and avoid predators before it's too late. Together, we can give families hope and bring children home where they belong. Donate your car today and help bring a child home. Find the Children because every child deserves to come home.
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28:14 Good morning Bill. Hey. Watch to catch up on, in particular right now the brujaja coming out of Seattle, and it continues with the w NBA. Really, I know people are looking at what happened in Seattle and the attack on these two young girls, which is sad, especially when it came from an owner and there was some other parents, you know, nearby. Particularly, I saw a father of one family. He was just very belligerent and disgusting and ruined towards these young girls. And you know, people may look and say, well, you know that was attack on the young girls, but really the attack is on God himself, because all they're doing is standing with God. You know, God's declaration going back to Genesis, is that he says himself.
29:02 I made them male and female. That's God saying that, not the WNBA, not any socialists, anybody else that wants to rewrite the laws of man to fit their own persuasion and their own proclivities. Yeah. On a couple of fronts. This is troubling and needs some recalibration by the truth that God gives us. First of all, those girls said thank you to the NBA player that gave him the tickets because they were grateful, and they were grateful that she affirmed their ability to set with the way God designed us in the image of God. Yeah, you know, we're creatures of God. We didn't create ourselves. We don't manufacture and invent our identity.
29:55 We don't have to earn or establish or have a sexual identity or make a statement about our sexual orientation and behavior to have an identity. We receive our identity as a valuable masterpiece. Yes, flawed, of broken and sinful, but so valuable that God would die on the cross for us and take place so we could be back in his family and get adopted as his daughters and his sons. So they were saying, thank you for affirming that we have the image of God in us male female, and we don't have to get pressured and told you need to recreate yourself. You should recreate yourself. Your feelings should drive your identity. And so that's the number one thing they were thanking God for and that owner was railing against us being the image of God, receiving identity from him being male and female. Next partner's troubling is wait, but.
30:56 One thing real quick though, Jeff, let me add this. In doing that, rejected her own identity, right because when she attacked these girls in saying, hey, you don't know what you're talking about in so many words, well, then you know who is she? Well, and I wanted to move to the next step. Yeah, being made in the image of God is being made a person of shalom of peace. Yes, what does God describe himself as in the Bible? Love? God, Love? We love because God loved us first. Jesus is the manifestation of love. He loved us so much. While we are still rebellious sinners, Christ died for us. Love is what heals. Love casts out fear, and love sets you free.
31:49 That woman that was upset, the owner of the team that ran across. If you asked her philosophy, she said, I believe in love. I believe the world should be loving and tolerant and kind and friendly. But then in her behavior towards an ideology or a position that's different because she's rejecting God's blueprints and design. She gets angry, ugly, belligerent, mean, she got kicked out of the league for five weeks because of it, even though the leak kind of is supportive of the progressive liberal perspectives. So she was rejecting the image of God, which is loving human beings. And that's what someone talks about. It says that we're blessed when we don't follow the ways of the world, the wicked ways, the sinning ways, the opposite of God's ways, but said, we delight in the Lord and his law, and his law has been summed up by Jesus. I'm the way, I'm the truth, I'm the light. Every command, every instruction all comes down to love, love God and Holy and love your neighbor as yourself. That would guide those girls sitting in the audience, that would guide the player that gave them the tickets, that would guide the owner who had a different opinion, but would still respect them and not run across yelling right right. So God's way is delight in God and his ways, which is a Jesus and be the ways Jesus modeled love and truth.
33:23 He was gracious, he was winsome, he wanted to unite. He would call out evil and negative and damaging behavior, but he would always do it in love, because the Bible says, let everything be done in love. That is God's motive, that's our motive. And psalone takes us right there. You're blessed, happy and joyful, like a tree that bears fruit in the good seasons and bad seasons. You're resilient, you're prosperous, you're fruitful if you delight in God and his ways. Yeah, it goes back to what we've talked about how many times, Jeff, now about a simple thing like grab This is something God showed me years ago, is that, you know, kicking against the gods of God and his nature and what He's designed for us is like to find gravity. I mean, you know, we learned quite instantly that when you define gravity there's painful results. But you know, going back to what you were saying earlier, just looking at how God the Psalmist writes about how miraculously he weaves us together in our mother's womb. Yes, I mean, and nine months later we come out and it's a miracle, this baby and all you know, eyes toes ears I mean, and then as it develops the way God designed it to develop. Even in the midst of an evil world, in a sinful world, it's still is true to the design that God had set forth when he created that child.
34:56 Right well, baby has mind, imagination, vision and creativity and grows up to be Claude Monet and thinks some littlest beautiful or or Beethoven, or I got great athlete, a Patrick Mahomes, or a virtuoso in the symphony okay, or a doctor who heals people people, or a doctor Martin Luther King who reconciles and heals people in the face of justice. God makes these masterpieces. And when we live into our identity as His sons and daughters who are ambassadors for reconciliation and the love of Jesus, we become good gardeners of this garden He put us in great signs of life. We run our radio show, We do our marriage. We do our husbanding. We do our wifing.
35:48 We do our fathering, our mother and our grandfathering. We do our gardening. We do our street sweeping. We do our technology designing, we do our marketing. We do all those things, including our sports and entertainment. Right whether you own the team, play on the team, coach the team, or market the team, or go to the game. We do all those in a way that is that most excellent and blesses others and gives the credit to God attitude and humility. So that's why you're blessed if you do things God's way and follow his instruction and his way truth in life in Jesus, and avoid the scoffing, the mocking, the criticizing, the debating. You can debate, but you don't hate the person on debate.
36:39 Well, you would hope that in any kind of discussion, as the Bible calls, that you've reason together, and that idea of reasoning together is that the exchange would heighten each of you as a result, right, that we would be able to meld our ideas because I have often said that we're you know, like blindfolded, you know, people feeling different parts of the elephant. But if we if we can exchange, hey, this is what I'm getting out of this. So I'm getting I mean, we get a broader picture and a better understanding, and we're blessed because of that. Right, And and it's interesting, you know you mentioned Psalm one Uh, you know, the Psalm misunderstood that the times would be would be challenging, that that he didn't say we're living in some utopia, that it was going to be challenging. But it also said that even in the challenges, if you're true to God, if you're doing God's best, you'll get God's best even in the worst of times.
37:34 Right, Well, this is the fallen world, but we have the Kingdom of God in us now. If we've received Christ, right, that's an overcoming right. We should go through suffering as Jesus did, but we have more joy through our connection with God. So we have a spiritual treasure that makes up for some of the physical difficulties. Yeah, this only comes if you focus on Jesus and appreciate him as your treasure. And I want to pray for the owner of that team that was so upset, for the players and coaches and media that are all, you know, wound up about it. For the girls, yes, exactly, for the angry man in the stands near them. Lord, bring all of them grace, bring all of them your love, bring all of them your perspective, and may not only those individual people, but we become not judges but the receivers of your truth and your grace, who can show your kindness and your love and your truth to other people, always from a motive of love.
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43:00 Come back, Bill Martinez here along with Gary Sneeberger from Focus on the Family. Hey Gary, how we doing. I'm doing well? How about you? And you know, having as much fun as I can handle and grateful that I'm not involved with the WNBA. Oh by the way, yeah, yeah for sure. Yeah, crazy stuff, but hey, look at it's all coming to a head because I mean, you know, at the end of the day, the Word of God says that you know, nothing will be hidden. You know, we'll know. The truth because God is a god of truth that is instilled. It's it's what his character is all about. And you know God detests any kind of. Deception, right, absolutely, right.
43:40 So you know, I wanted to talk to you because rumor has it that Jim Daly is looking to you know, wrap things up. I mean, he's had a stellar career there with focus on the family, got it through its transition, you got He's got a twenty year track record of just excellent service and growth and development with focused on the family. And now they're posting a search for his replacement. Hunh Right. And this is not anything that's surprising to anyone that any of the leadership that focused on the family, nor the board. The board is won in fact, that's instigated this search, and it's been talked about for a couple of years. Jim's talked about when is the right time to sort of exit stage left, And so yeah, it's not a rumor, it is. Indeed, the transition is kicked off.
44:36 He's been president for more than twenty years, but he's not going anywhere. It appears quickly, in other words, by it appears process has begun candidates have applied, but he estimates as a member of the board that the transition could take twelve to eighteen months to complete. So Jim will still be around for a bit. Well, the advantage of having him around you got twenty years of his leadership and to hand off the baton to the next president of the organization and to be there and help him or her with the nuances that you know happen in any organization. It's invaluable that you're having that kind of prudent opportunity to do this type of transition.
45:26 Yeah, I mean that is Jim's heart, in the board's heart in this process is to set the next leader of Focus on the Family up for success. So here's the good news. Unlike many some organizations, there's no there's no scandal here, there's no rush here, There's there's really just good stewardship here. Jim wants to steward and the board wants to steward the future of the organization well and give his successor the most healthy, robust industry that can be given. So that's why it's starting now. But that's also why it's not being sped up. And the one thing we know I'll add this bill. People have asked, you know, how long is it going to take? As I said, we've we've sort of guessed the mated twelve to eighteen months. But this is something I can tell you for certain, and you know this for certain too, and that is the timing is going to be the Lord's timing. When the Lord has the right person in place, I'm going to say, the reigns are focus on the family.
46:28 That person will will indeed take the reins right exactly. And as you say, that's going to be key, you know, to this timeline. You know, you you get the right fit and things move along, you know, pretty smooth. And and that's what happens when God selects the person and the right person comes into play. You know, more times than not, it's a smooth transition. And I think a lot of it has to do with the culture, a focus on the family. It's it's not like you're in the middle of some kind of junta, kind of disturbance of the forest or anything like that. You know, Jim Daly has done a great job in leading the organization all these years. And so the only other thing I think that our audience may want to know, is is there anything to expect differently during this transition in the meanwhile.
47:18 Yeah, obviously the difference and we saw it happen from doctor Dobson who founded Focus on the Family to Jim's presidency. The personalities of those who are leading are different. But what the person who will be the next president and Focus on the Family believes the chief thing we're looking for. I've been asked in interviews, you know, what are some things that you're looking for in a new president and what the board is looking for. And I'm going to look this up to make sure I get it right. Looking for someone who has it is true to the biblical principles on which Focus was founded and on which Focus has operated for the last fifty years. That's really what we're going for. So and one of the reasons Bill that you're stuck with me as an interview here and not Jim at this time is that Jim is not interested in taking a victory lap. He's not interested in talking about his quote unquote legacy at this point.
48:13 He really wants to He's focusing all of his attention right now on making sure that his successor inherits a ministry as healthy and robust as it can possibly be. So he's not doing interviews right now because he doesn't want to make the story about him. The story is about Focus and where Focus is going eventually under new leadership. Right, And I think that's wisdom, Gary, you know, that's exercise and that's good, good leadership. As we understand, this is going to be a multi phase process, and this is another reason why you know, President Daily has to keep his hand on the gears, right, Yeah. I mean he definitely wants to make sure that everything that his successor needs to succeed, they have and that includes, right, as you indicated, his institutional knowledge, but also you know, his insights on the donor community, his insights on all of those things that he's picked up over these last twenty years, some of the programs he started, and it is it's an exciting time for Focus on the Family to ponder what life is going to look like, what ministry is going to look like under what Jim has called, right, what we're looking for here is a next gen leader, next gen leadership. He is going to be sixty five soon, and he's decided that the time has come to hand
49:43 the organization over to the next gen leadership. So we're excited about what that's going to bring. Kind of amazing. You know, here he is all these years that he's been involved with Focus and he doesn't look sixty five. No. I mean, unlike some presidents, including you know, the President of the United States. You watch them age, you know, in four years here, Jim has been involved with Focus, what for over twenty years? He's been there. Yeah, he's been at Focus for thirty seven years. Thirty seven years. And I mean if you'd ask me, guess guess how Jim dad, I would not have come up with sixty five.
50:24 Yeah. Well I will tell him that and he will be very happy about that. He'll tell me and he would tell you he feels it. Sometimes. I was gonna say a fee and looking yeah right right, yeah, Well he unfortunately he hasn't checked his outside, is not checking with his inside yet. So that's okay. So I guess the key. Takeaway in all this that in terms of praying for leadership and this what we ought to do is we need to come together and pray for wisdom for you know, the committee that is going through and checking all these candidates out that that they're listening to the spirit of God to find that right person that has that solid grounding, that biblical worldview that is so vital, and that it has become such a byproduct and a consistent commitment of focus on the family.
51:11 Is that fair to say? Oh? Absolutely, it's interesting. But one of the things I've said in my career focus hiring many people is that the great thing about hiring people that focus on the family is that you've got you as the hiring manager right praying for the right person. You've got the person who's applied praying for the right opportunity, and you've got the HR department praying to bring the right person forward. You've got three people praying to God that the right person lands. And in this case it's the board who's doing it. It's Jim as a member of the board, and the outgoing president and whoever the candidate will be who will become president. You've got three groups of people praying that this turns out right. And I think the odds are good that God is going to honor that.
51:59 It's an interesting time because when Jim took over and when he first started focused different deal, social media wasn't at the point that it is, and as you said, you're looking for a new zen gen leader, so to speak. I think that's what you said, how you put that, and that's key because you know, marketing has taken on a whole different complexion altogether with social media and also with the you know, with the things that that the young people are more interested in today as opposed to twenty years ago. Oh for sure. And you know we've noted right that the things that families are calling reaching out to focus for help on now are different than they were twenty years ago and Jim became president. You know, subjects like transgenderism and you know, all of those kinds of things that are that are in on social media, that are in the culture. Those were not really big issues for families when Jim took over twenty years ago as president. So yeah, that's one of the things is someone who is, as Jim says, a next gen leader who can reach out to those families that we're serving today in addition to the ones that we've served for the last twenty thirty years, but the ones today who particularly thirty and forty something families who have different issues that they're dealing with. The board is going to really deep dive on those things so that we find again the right person. Is interesting to say, but it's not really the right person. It's God's person.
53:30 That's who we're looking for. Well, we've been talking with Gary Sneberger, the Assistant to the President for media relations, with the News Bulletin that Jim Daly has already started the process. He and the board have started the process to look for his replacement. I know Jim is not understand in doing a victory lap, but as his representative, maybe you can give us some highlights in this last minute that we're together. Oh yeah, I mean, I'm the victory lap guy, so I'm happy to do that, Jim. Under Jim, we start the weight No More adoption program. He really ramped up option ultrasound will replace ultrasound machines into pregnancy resource clinics. He also changed I think not I think. I know because I was around at the transition from doctor Dobson to Jim. He's changed a bit of the He's changed the tone in which we engage people on public policy issues.
54:22 He's not backed away completely or even much at all from public policy, but he's put the emphasis on first principles and that's marriage, from parenting and sanctity of life. He is involved in public policy issues, but not with the same fervor, shall we say, as the previous administration under doctor Dobson. Well, our best to the President, James Daily, And what a career, what a legacy, what big shoes to fill with this next even even though you talk about a new generation leader, still got some serious shoes to fill here, Gary. Oh, for sure. And Jim said when he transitioned, right the transition for doctor Dobson to Jim, someone said that very thing to him. You've got big shoes to fill.
55:09 And Jim said, I'm not looking to fill doctor Dobson's shoes. I'm looking for my own pair of shoes. And that's really what we hope and pray and we believe will be true about the next president of focusing on the family, that they will have their own pair of shoes that they're looking to slip on and walk in. I love that he's the assistant to the president for me your relations, Gary Sneberger has been with us. Gary, thank you so much. Take care, God bless my friend, God bless you. How would you like to save money on nearly all your prescription drugs. We've set up a special toll free number for the RX Outreach Program. They're a nonprofit company whose mission it is to make prescription drugs more affordable to the masses. They don't take insurance, and in many cases, your prescriptions are even cheaper than your co pays. They carry thousands of different prescription drugs, so whatever you're taking, there's a good chance they have it. No couponts are required, and this is not a discount card. It is pure savings on your prescription drugs. They specialize in generic meds for any chronic health needs. You have call with your prescription and find out for free how little you can pay for your prescription drugs. Remember, we don't take insurance, so call right now.
56:17 Eight hundred seven oh five six y five eight one, eight hundred seven oh five six five eight one, eight hundred seven oh five six y five eight one. That's eight hundred seven oh five sixty five eighty one. Getting America back on track Bill Martinez Live. Hey, good morning, Welcome. Six minutes after the top of the hour, Bill Martinez Here. For more information on the show, you can check it out Bill Martinez Live dot com. Beli's back whe us. It's been a minute since Seth Ruber's been whether he is the pounder and CEO of the White Rose Resist since Seth. Good to be talking to you again.
57:02 How you've been good? Thank you? Bill? Been busy Because the average lifespan of a civilization is two hundred and fifty years, so we're either screwed or we're on the precipice of a new birth of freedom. Well, it's interesting because we've been saying this, I think for the last decade that America is at that tipping point, and we just kept thinking, okay. Have we gone too far? And now with you know, the political shenanigans that's going on, the takeover and the hijacking and the Democratic Party and the Democratic Socialist that my good friend Trevor Louden has been warning us about for the last three decades, you know, they're now out of the closet. Fully disclosed.
57:43 So you know, this theme of contrast is quite clear right now. You either are American or you're not, or you're anti American, let's put it that way. Yeah, that's right. And whenever civilizations are on sort of the precipice of civilizational collapse or suicide. You start to see really strange political bedfellows. One of the maybe perhaps like canaries in a coal mine for civilizational collapse, is when people that you thought would have never wanted to hang out or have anything to do with each other are suddenly on the same team. And I want to give you an example of this, Bill, because this fits into the pro life fight, this fits into the fight for the family, This fits into the.
58:35 Question of are we a Christian nation in America? Should we return to Christian principles actually as a guiding principle for our laws? Or is America just a child of the Enlightenment? And Voltaire and Jean Jacques Rousseau, exactly what is America? All these kind of. Questions can be approached from different ways. But here's a funny but hilariously true approach to these questions that are fundamental to our civilizational moment. Bill, New York City, New York City. Okay, we've got a mayor now New York City. His name's mom Donnie, and he's an islam Ji hottist bro. He's not just like sort of a respectful admirer of Islam, No, he is a faithful follower of Muhammad, who he is an Islamist, He's a Mohammedan, and he ran openly in acknowledging that. And in New York City, the gayest city in America, And that's not hyperbole, that's just true. It is the furthest left, the most tran the most homosexual, the most gay, marriages of two daddies and two.
59:45 Mommies, denying children a mother and father. And they overwhelmingly voted for a dude who follows a faith who believes that the best way to treat homosexuals is to kick them off of buildings. And you go, wait a second, I help me understand that they say Christian nationalists whatever that means, are the great threat to freedom and democracy that we that were what do they call us homophobes and trans phobes and. All this stuff. Yeah, I'm pretty sure that even most Christians, if they wield with they wielded political power, wouldn't say time to hang the homos, time to take them off of buildings. Now, we might want out law homosexuality, We certainly want to say that gay marriage needs to be overturned. But you pause, Billy, and you go, that doesn't make any sense, except it does because the unifying spiritual principle here is.
1:00:40 That the enemy of my enemy is my friend. And so what unites radical LGBTQ elementopia my name is legion Rainbow. Cult followers with Islamists. What unites them is they're all Christophobes, Yes, christophobes. They hate Christianity and the faith that built the West. And so in the ruins you get these weird partnerships. But those are only weak gods. The Rainbow Cult is a weak god. It's it's a placeholder for something far darker coming down the pike, and that is Mohammed, and that is Islam, which is one of the fastest growing religions in the West right now. So, bro, it's a wake up call.
1:01:20 We gotta we gotta find our place on the wall and fight for the family, fight for the babies, and fight for the West. Well. Uh, and it's it's each each of us has a responsibility. It's it's about self responsibility. No surprise. As you said, Seth, that I mean God told us clearly, Uh, in the Book of Isaiah there would be that time when that which is good will be called evil, evil will be called good, sweet, sour sour sweet, and we're realizing that. So there's nothing new under the sun. This is all happening. Now, what are you going to do about it? I mean these people, they say, these people that have turned their back on God and have basically is Jordan Peterson would say, rendered themselves stupid, you know, and sadly. I mean, what what a waste of humanity.
1:02:07 But it's the history of humanity. Uh, you know, it's all part of the historical record. So what what do you do? You know? And for people of faith who have ears to hear and eyes to see, you know what to do. And uh and it's a call, you know, as Charles Finny would say that revivals happen. When they're most needed. I think, you know, you look. At this country right now, and you say, what else needs to happen? I mean, we we need a revival if by God's grace and mercy, America is going to get another chance until we you know, if we're not, you know, on a traject we're on a trajectory anyway to the final chapter of the Book of Revelations, all right, and so we know we're going to end up there.
1:02:50 It's just the process that's playing itself out. I don't know if it happens tomorrow. I'm not claiming to predict any dates, but clearly the signs are there, right. There's certainly signs and warnings. Brother, And of course no one can could say exactly you know, how much time America has left before she crosses a rubicon line? Right, meaning that there's just not enough of a remnant of people left who are willing to preserve Western civilization and America who historically, at least in the last century or two, has been the strongest adherent of Western values. And so if America falls, Western civilization as we know it might be done. Although what's happening in Italy is very interesting, that's a radio show for another time. I mean, they're banning gay marriage, they're banning the gays from getting kids.
1:03:38 Under Georgia Maloney, it's very encouraging. But I just released my second book in film Bill called The Last Stand and Why to answer the question you just said, how much time do. We have left? What should we do? How do we live? How did other believers face these same things? There's nothing new under the sun believers since Albery, since the institution of the Church, Bill had been faced with or fighting against abortion in fantaside, the sexualization of kids, gender bending, weirdness, drag queen story hour in the public square, yes, and even the state intervening in the parent child relationship because you know, the government's a better parent than you. Like, all these issues that have most Americans kind of concerned in the last couple decades. None of them are new, and we don't even know the stories of the freaking warriors of the faith who came before us, who faced all of these things. And so anyways, my book is called The Last Stand christ or Chaos the War for the West, and the film is just called The Last Stand.
1:04:33 Any church or school in America in the world can host a screening of The Last Stand film. If you're listening pastor associate pastor, youth pastor Christian educator, you can go to the Last Stand dot film the Last Stand Dot film and host a screening for your people. I filmed in Rome, Paris, and London, really the three greatest cities in human history in terms of how they've shaped what has come to be our experience in the modern world, and and we just kind of contrasted all of these same fights with the heroes who faced those fights in their day. But why did we call it the last stand? And why are Bill and Seth, you know, just throwing red meat to the base and saying we're about to lose our civilization.
1:05:16 Here's one reason why. There was an Oxford anthropologist and ethnologist bill named J. D Unwin in nineteen thirty four, and he did a study. So it's very dense reading, but it's called sex and Culture. And he looked at eighty six civilizations over five thousand years. Okay, so most of human history. If you're a Young Earth creationist like me, and he has. Said, Seth, Seth, let's just show me here real quick. We got to go to a quick break. Hit the pause, we'll pick it up on the other side. We get more from Seth Gruber after this stay with us. Millions of people of all ages have speech, language or hearing difficulties. A new national poll finds that communication breakdowns 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.
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1:11:22 Go ahead, that's radio man. So yes, Bill, so we we just released this film in June and now the only way to watch it is for pastors or schools, churches or schools that want to host screenings, and then in twenty twenty seven we'll go to online streaming. It's a powerful film. Our prayers that this film will be for this generation what Francis. Schaeffer's How Should We Then Live? Was for the previous generation, and it's coming at a significant civilizational moment. In fact, one of R. C Sprawl and Schaefer's protegees, doctor George Grant, is my mentor and one of the primary screen writers and producers on this. So this isn't just a seth Gruber film.
1:12:03 This has been kind of put together by potentially one of the most brilliant men still alive in Christendom today. And so the film's called the Last Stand. You can go to the Last dand DOT film. But the reason we called it this, as I was saying before the Break, was there is a interesting historical framework buried in the past that we need to reclaim to kind of understand, you know, how long can we continue making the choices that we're making and still maintain our civilization. And so there was this Oxford anthropologist and ethnologist who's been completely buried by the liberal academic left. By the way, it doesn't matter that he had all the bona fides in the PhDs right, because he reached conclusions that the lefties don't like.
1:12:44 And so he's not taught in our four year universities. His name is J. D. Unwin nineteen thirty four and the study was called Sex and Culture, and it is a study. He gives his methods, his conclusions. His research is big fat book, Sex and Clture. And he looked at eighty six civilizations over five thousand years, and he asked the question, what causes civilizations to rise and thrive, and what causes civilizations to decline and fall? What are those most core aspects, right or values of the civilization that caused it to flourish, cause it to just decay and go the way of Hunter Biden. I'm sorry, I mean the do go the way the Dodo bird.
1:13:27 And so he said that there was not one exception to this rule. This is insane. Okay, listen to this. Once a civilization codified what he called total sexual freedom codified, which is interesting, right, meaning there's a legal aspect, right, It's not just like oh, Will and Grace and the show Friends are popular shows. So I guess that means we have cultural changes. He said, no, it's not just cultural. It's the codification of our belief in total sexual freedom. That was the phrase of youth. Once a civilization codified that in law watch this. If they didn't do anything to reverse course, to write the ship, to change that, then within ninety to one hundred years Bill, they were done.
1:14:17 And he said they were replaced by another civilization with greater social energy. And so you go, okay, well, what does that mean? He said, if a civilization paired what he called prenuptial chastity with absolute monogamy. So don't have sex before you get married, and only have sex with your spouse after you get married. And what was that genesis thing? Spit out dragon slayers, reproduced like papists or something like that. Fill the earth and subdue it, be fruitful, multiply. If a civilization did that and they maintained that, he said, these civilizations had the most cultural energy, And you go, what does that mean? It means they produced all of the best stuff. These civilizations gave us the best art, architecture, philosophy, books.
1:15:05 What's this culinary arts? Like the best food? Yes, happening, armies and families. So sexual restraint did not kill energy, it created it, Okay, But the reverse, the inverse was also true. If a civilization codified total sexual freedom within ninety to one hundred years, they were done. So when did America codify total sexual freedom? Bill, I guess that would be. It was just that was my question. Yeah, that's been question, isn't it. Of course I answered this question in my book and film. You guys can pick up the book anywhere you get books. The Last Dan Chrystl or Chaos The War for the West. I think it was nineteen seventy three. Bill. Now, many people say, well woodstock probably nineteen sixty nine. Yes, woodstock was a demonic, orgiastic, weird thing.
1:15:51 It was more cultural. It wasn't codified. That's right. And so why do I say seventy three three things happened? Maybe for in nineteen seventy three Rov Wade, So baby killing enshrined as federal law in all fifty states through point of birth. Bro So why is that significant? Because you don't. Really have total sexual freedom, do you if you still have to take responsibility for the products of your sexual freedom babies. So if you can kill the product of. Your sexual fooling around, if you can treat abortion as birth control, is what I'm saying, Bill, Now you're totally sexually free. Now, not free in the way that our founders meant, but yeah, I mean free of all responsibility.
1:16:34 You can just have orgasms without responsibility. So that happened in seventy three. What else happened? The Endangered Speech Species Act. So the same year we declared open season on the tiniest humans. That same year we gave greater legal protections to sea turtles and porpoises, which by the. Way fulfilled GK. Chesterton's prophetic warning that wherever there is animal worship, there will be human sacrifice. Oh that sounds like bay All, remember y'all? Oh yeah, animal looking demon. Oh they worshiped animals at the same time that they sacrifice babies. Oh why does it sound like it's the same thing? Nothing new under the sun? And what else happened?
1:17:16 In seventy three bill the United States Supreme Court removed their obscenity laws for the first time, and in nineteen seventy three wats this. It became legal to produce. And sell and maile porn through the mail, totally free, no longer against obscenity laws. Here you go, free porn, Here you go. We're not gonna we're not gonna, you know, confiscate those materials. Naked ladies, free porn, here you go. Well, that sounds like Astra if you ask me. Yeah, Goddess of orgies and sex in the Old Testament. We came into an agreement with a demonic trinity in nineteen seventy three, and we started a ninety to one hundred year ticking clock to civilization or replacements. So when you see the Islamists moving bro to Frisco, Texas and Dearborn, Michigan and all across America.
1:18:05 Is that the. Canary in the coal mine telling you, hey, you're approaching, you're getting You're seeing the early signs of what could be civilization or replacement. Could it be, Bill that the way that we save our civilization, and save it we should is by actually dealing with the number one issues that both political parties have decided to not deal with the killing of babies and the sexualization of kids and seth. You know, some people would say, but look at we had a reversal of Roe v. Wade, But the statistics are telling us that abortions have actually increased. Yep, more babies are being killed right now than we're being killed in the ten years leading up to the overturning of ROVERSUS Wade.
1:18:50 Dobbs sent it back to the states. So some states are codifying abortion through points of birth into their state constitutions. At the White Rose Resistance and my C four White Rose Action Bill, we're working really hard to defeat those abortion ballot amendments that they're bringing up in purple and red states. And we have resistance chapters all around the country mobilizing the local church to get engaged. But the reality is sixty to seventy percent of murdered babies in America bro are being killed by their mother by the abortion pill and flush down the toilet, and that's a legal act for her to do. So, yes, more babies are being killed now. And Trump, although I voted for him, has made it clear they're not going to do anything about the abortion pill. So it's going to be us, the church who's going to change this, if anyone.
1:19:32 Right, Well, it was us the church that conified the Great American experiment because they followed God's law. You know, it's as my friend says, if you want to if you want God's best, then. Do God's best. That's right. I mean, that's really the bottom line. But you know, here it is again the responsibility is back where our founding fathers had placed it originally, we the people. It starts one person at time, the man woman in the mirror to return to God. I mean, there has to be a movement of repentance set yep. And unless we understand the contrast of you know, the sin that we've committed versus the holiness of God, we won't get there, and that has to happen before there's before there is a movement of revival.
1:20:25 That's right, yep. We have to give God a reason to show America mercy and that's going to start with repentance in the church because judgment begins in the house of the Lord, and this has happened on our watch and we have done very little about it as the local church in America to end these evils. That's why I made this film and book, because the reality is broke. For nearly nineteen hundred years of church. History, it was the church who was ending abortion, the sexualization of kids, sexual slavery. The church is the one standing. In the gap and eradicating these evils for the glory of God and the preservation of our neighbors, of the week, of the young, of the voiceless.
1:21:09 And that's what we do at the White Rose Resistance. We make beautiful films, but it's all to mobilize and inspire people to get off their rear. End and do something to end these evils. So for people who want to host a screening of the film at their church, it's the last stand dot film. And for those who want to learn more about the White Rose Resistance. Our website is the White Rose dot Life. You can look at our resistance chapters around the country. If you want to say I'll do something, I'll do something, or if you want to launch a resistance chapter, will come in and do a training and mobilize the remnant that wants yes exactly. He's the founder and CEO of the White Rose Resistance. Seth Gruber has been with us. Seth, thank you so much. God bless you too.
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1:25:30 There he is alive and well, the one and only Bill Pascoe. Mister Bill, how we doing. I'm doing fine? Bill. How are you doing today? Hey, I'm doing terrific. I'm back from Hawaii. I'm on the East Coast. My body is still adjusting, you know, the six hour time zone difference. This it got to me a little bit. It's taken me a little bit more time than usual. But I'm doing okay. I'm starting to get my energy back. It's more than a time zone difference, isn't it. Isn't it a vibe difference. I mean, now you're actually required to work, You're supposed to be places at a certain time. You're going to meet people who are expecting you to be there at a certain time. That that was my experience with Hawaii. It was just there was never any need to be anywhere at a certain time, and everybody just took that as you know, that's the way it is in Hawaii.
1:26:15 And that's well because I love about Hawaii, because the hour hand of Hawaii operates according to the tide. If surf is up, then that's the only appointment they do not miss. And it's interesting. It's quite interesting because you get people who come from the mainland and they're opening up restaurants right on the island, and they don't understand that dynamic. They don't understand not showing up for work. They don't understand, you know, surf's up. And so what they do is they they put pressure on the people and tell them, well, they're fired. Well, guess what happens. There's a strike that occurs, and they. Have nobody to hire because nobody will go and work for that company, so they don't last very long.
1:26:59 Oh that's that's actually really interesting. That hadn't occurred to me. Yeah, all right, but you're back now, and we're glad that you're back. But I'm back now. And we were particularly in Maui and started to see the rebuilding three years after the fires there. Our daughter was involved in fifteen minutes and escaped. Her house was the only house in her specific area and in her town home section that was standing. The rest of them were burned down. It's quite quite a miracle, but it's it's been a slow process because as you understand, Hawaii's got that the blue you know, the blue streak blues of regulation and everything.
1:27:40 It's like as if they channeled Gavin Newsom and Karen Bass on a rebuild. And you know, it's still loaded with regulations. And a mess, and it's it's unfortunate, but yet it's coming back. And I attended a welcome home event there which was neat and this was people coming back who had left left Lihina because of the fires and you know, loss of homes and jobs and everything else, and they had to survive somehow. Not to mention in you know, leaving town. In many cases, a lot of these families with broken hearts because they lost loved ones. Bill. You know, over one hundred people died in those fires and they don't want to talk about it. But a lot of those one hundred were kids.
1:28:24 So it's it's tough. But Lihina is strong and they're coming back and they're determined to do that within you know, this is I think this is the American way, even though it's Hawaii and we tease them a little bit about their laissez faire attitude. It's just they still embody that that American spree de corps. It says, hey, look at we can do this, you know, and we've gone through tragedies before, and God bless them. I mean, they're doing it. A friend of mine one of his favorite scenes and we used to go to Maui. He loved the Banyan tree, for example, and the banion tree is still scorched and it's sad. It kind of looks like, you know, one of those trees that come out of a horror movie, you know, but it even the banion tree is coming back slowly but surely, and you start to see some fresh leaves on the banyon tree. But you know, I think there's some encouragement there. But anyway, I said, we're back here on the East Coast, and you know, we're back to you know, talking about the other things that's affecting you know, the rest of the country, like this latest poll and this idea about legitimate elections. You know, that just drives the left nuts. You know, they're constantly asking the right, you know, don't you believe the twenty twenty election was was legitimate and that Joe Biden, you know, was elected fair and square. Well, sixty three percent of America don't don't believe in that, and the Republicans don't want to talk about it. Donald Trump he can't help himself.
1:29:49 He'll always talk about it and keep it up front and center. But look at what happens is now the stuff that we talked about from day one, Bill is all being revealed. It's all falling out of the closet, just like the DSA. Right, well, wow, what a that? That was a great segue. I gotta I gotta give you that. The the interview over the weekend with the Democratic Socialists of America National co chair, Yes, I got I gotta give her credit. She had the balls to agree to an interview request with Fox News and and to have it on on Fox Sunday for crying out loud, and then when she got the questions not to shy away, but to agree to the yes no format. Yes, I'm just going to agree with you or disagree. You read out the issue positions and I'll tell you if that's in our platform.
1:30:38 And oh my goodness, I knew they wanted to get rid of the Senate. What I didn't realize was they wanted to go whole hog and rip up the constitution. They want to get rid of the executive branch. They want one house that is controlled by the people. They want basically, they want to they want a parliamentary democracy style government where at any given moment, whoever controls the majority of the body can do whatever they want because there's no check, there's no Senate, there's no president who can veto it, and they got to override the veto. I mean, this really goes to show the beauty every time some of these crazy people come along and say, well, I think we can make our democracy so much better if we just made this tweak. And then you look at the tweak and you say, no, no, no, that's not a tweak. That's not a bug that you're trying to get rid of. That's a feature. It's a feature of the constitution that things are meant to move slowly. They're meant to move slowly so that we're not constantly changing direction.
1:31:41 You know, in Great Britain right now, the UK has just installed its seventh prime minister in the last ten. Year ten years exactly. Can you can you. Imagine what it would be like to have seven different leaders? And I mean, I'm literally it's a mind blow. Each has his own policy agenda, and each, because of the nature of politics, has to show I'm different from all the people who came before. So that means we got to pass something new, something that the voters will look at and they'll say, oh, that's what that's what the new guy just did. Well if you do that seven times in ten years, can you imagine if we tried to pass Obamacare every or Medicare or Social Security, something big like that, you try to do that every other year for ten years, My gosh, we'd be exhausted. We'd be And the thing is, gosh, you can tell I get excited about this punning ahead of myself. The thing is that in a parliamentary democracy where there is no check.
1:32:46 This is the key in a parliamentary democracy, on any given day, the majority that exists at that time can control the floor. And when you control the floor of the legislative chamber, you control what comes out of the legislative chamber. And that means that on any given day, a simple majority can decide to change everything and there's no check. There's nobody. The House of Lords in Great Britain doesn't have the right to veto anything that comes out of the lower Chamber. The Speaker of the House. In the British Parliament, the Speaker doesn't have the same role. The Speaker is simply like a referee. He just calls on people. He's not the leader of his party. He's not the legislative master of the chamber. And sore. And there's the Prime Minister. Remember he's not a president, he's elected.
1:33:36 He's simply the top minister in the legislative chamber. So he picks the cabinet. And where does the cabinet come from? Guess what, they're all members of that body. So there's no independent check on anything. There's nobody in an executive branch that gets to overlook this. And anyway, I found it absolutely stunning that the national co chair of the Democratic Socialist of America came on and said, yes, our platform calls for eliminating the Senate and eliminating the executive branch. Oh. And by the way, they don't want a Supreme Court either. They want and they and they want to defund the Pentagon. So and they want to they want to abolish ice forget defund exactly right. They don't just want to defund them, they want to abolish them entirely. Uh, this is this is absurd. And we got one of these guys as the mayor of the biggest city in the country. Uh, we're going to have at least four of them join Democrats in the House of Representatives beginning in January because they won Democratic Party primaries in areas where winning the Democratic Party primary is tantamount to winning the general election.
1:34:44 Yes. Yeah, so, so this is going to be trouble for the Democrats. And that's that's good news for the Republicans, but it's bad news for the country. Right, Well, it's it's trouble all the way around, because I mean, this has been a slow c into every institution. Okay, it's been a slow march. Through the institutions, which is what you know, Karl Marx declared would happen. And so now we're seeing it in real time here and it's not. I know, some people are a little bit casual about it, and I'm saying, hey, don't be casual about this. This is a serious, serious attack on our democracy. Hop into John Deere Gator xuv for a day's work.
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1:39:20 Eight we're talking With Bill. Pasco he is TVP's man In, washington And, bill as you lay it, OUT i, mean look at there's enough empirical evidence of what you get with you know two hundred and fifty years of a federalist form of, democracy a democratic, republic versus what all the isms have provided in terms of shared misery in the last century, alone over what the deaths of over one hundred million. PEOPLE i mean, this this goes along with this type of. Government ladies and. GENTLEMEN i, mean, hey they have kind of like snake danced you into thinking by giving you free.
1:40:03 Stuff they've snake danced all these young. People And i've been saying all along built you, know for the young, People, okay what you're seeing is not is not all that. Bad it's you've got some observation points of. Validity your, conclusion, though is very, failed because the proof has been and it's demonstrated time and again that, socialism communism, Kills it, doesn't it doesn't bring, life it doesn't compared to. Capitalism it's not even a fair. Fight and we're on dangerous ground right. Now and the good people Of america have got to put a line in the, sand plant their flag for freedom and push this stuff out and stop it because we didn't stop it early, before and so now it's metastasized and it's gotten more.
1:40:53 Complex you, know it's almost as If i'm not saying this is what, happened but it's all most as if a couple generations, ago some very smart leftists, said you, know we've tried the class warfare theme in The United. States you, know we had The Great. Depression we had The Great depression less than twenty years after the success of the communist revolution In. Russia maybe that would have been the time when if communism was ever going to take root in The United, states it would have taken root in the dust bowls Of oklahoma in nineteen thirty. Three, Right but it didn't because Because america doesn't view things that.
1:41:35 Way In, america because of our free market economic system that is coupled with the political liberty that we, enjoy we have one of the most economically mobile populations in world. History in any given, year the bottom twenty percent of our of our working, classes not just the working, class of the bottom twenty percent of our population is going to move. Out they're going to move up the ladder of. Opportunity and that's something that we've got available because of our political and economic. System so it's almost as having failed to have communism take root here in the nineteen. Thirties it's almost as if by the nineteen sixties they'd given up on that and instead they, thought you know, what maybe the structure to talk about oppressor versus oppressed in The United, states maybe that's a racial. Thing maybe we'll make that the way we approached trying to reorganize The United. States and so they came up with what they called critical race theory in the late nineteen. Sixties and we've had two generations of college professors teaching our best and, brightest the kids who come out of high school and go to. College, remember seventy five percent of the people in this country don't have a college. Degree only only one in four has a college. Degree so by, definition they're the brightest students in their. Class they're going off and what are we. Doing we're letting them spend four years with people who Hate, america, right, unfortunately and they don't teach them. History you, know you AND i are old enough that we still when we were, taught
1:43:08 we were taught about the evils of, communists and we were taught about The ukraine famine that was imposed From moscow By stalin to wipe out a population that was resistant To communist. Rule we were taught About, mao and we were taught about The Great Leap forward in the nineteen sixties WHEN i was a. Kid that's when they slaughtered twenty million In. China so the notion that communism, kills as you put it, earlier communism has killed in every place it's ever been. Tried and that's part of the route to power is we're going to murder our way into, power and then we're going to murder our way to stay in. Power ask the two million out of seven million people In cambodia When Paul pott and The kamara rouge to go from the mid nineteen, seventies it wiped out million. People for goodness, Sake the role then was if you had a pair of, glasses get rid of, them because glasses meant who would who would need?
1:44:07 Glasses only somebody who could read would need. Glasses so eyeglasses was was that was the mark of. Satan if you had a pair of eyeglasses with you and the secret police saw, you well that was it for. You so, yeah so this was like like like like being. Circumcised that was the, sign, yes and that targeted, You that targeted you out and, uh and and the thing is is you talk about we go back in, history but, look look right, now what, happened what's happening In iran the same, thing to your exact. Point they're they're killing they're killing. People even as we're talking, here they continue to kill, people their own people in order to stay in. Power this is a death. Cult and uh AND I i, Know President, Trump i'll give them credit for trying to pursue. Peace but this pause button. STUFF i want TO i want to take that pause button away from.
1:44:56 Him that's just, me you. Know here, here what's the. Thing the regime In tehran is a group of religious zealots who believes that they have been put here on earth to make the earth safe For. Allah and if that means that you got to kill all The, christians and that means definitely that you got to kill all The, jews especially the ones that are close to, you, well then goodness, gracious if that's what's, necessary that's what's. Necessary that's what we're going to. DO i don't know how you negotiate with people who don't seek what you. Seek President trump seeks peace and freedom for. Everybody that's not what they seek In. Tehran they seek the death Of, jews they seek the death Of.
1:45:42 Christians they've made very clear for forty seven. Years they call us The Great. Satan they Call israel the Little. Satan they're not going to change just because we took out the top leadership class of The iranian. Regime the guys who were below them believe exactly the same. Thing they. See this is Why Thomas jefferson sent in The marines bill in short. Order he, said give me The, kuran let me read The. Koran, okay and this is a death Called just send in The. Marines let. Them that's, right that's. RIGHT i don't know what we're going to get out of. Negotiations it certainly hasn't gotten us.
1:46:22 Anything but you, Know President trump said months ago he was talking about, this and he used the phrase tapping. Along they're just tapping us. Along they're stretching things. Out here's the. Thing they're smart, enough they're smart enough to know What november. Is they're, hoping, oh they can stretch this out until The. Congress they hope That democrats are going to take control of THE Us house and maybe possibly even The United States, senate and then they would be dealing with a An american president who wouldn't have who would have A congress controlled by his. Opponents that's that's the best thing that The iranian regime could hope. For and they they're hoping that they can stall for another ninety odd days until the, election because because then they get their, answers then they get their their dreams come, true the dreams short of seventy two versions.
1:47:13 Anyway, yeah, well well to your, point it's clear what is before us right, now and there needs to be a sense of. Urgency we didn't stay this for a, while and it's either you're An american or you're Anti. American this is what's hanging in the balance. Here forget about the partisan, politics the party, politics and that sort of. Thing is that are you going to Save america and our elected. Leaders forget about vacations and time. Off we need to keep this country. Focused we need to get everybody in step right, now especially in light of what's happening with THE dsa and The Democratic. PARTY i, mean they're going to crash and. BURN i just say let them.
1:47:54 Go you, know they're kind of like somebody out there drowning and you're the. Lifeguard and lifeguards don't go and save drowning people right. Away they let them fight themselves, out and when they fight themselves, out then they can go in and save them lest they be drowned in the same. Way and this is the WAY i look at The Democratic party right. Now The Republican party needs to move forward on behalf of The american. People and. You, know but, unfortunately politics being what it, is and you've got some lame duck politicians that didn't support The American Donald trump, agenda the mag, agenda and so they got primaried out and they're not. Happy and so as they're Leaving, dodge they're spoiling the well so to. Speak. Bill, Yeah John cornyn being one of the guys you're talking, about wasn't able to maintain the support Of republican voters in the state Of, texas and so his twenty four year career in The senate is winding down to a.
1:48:47 Close the flip side of that is that gives him what he views as a certain measure of. Freedom, now stop the thing about this notion. Free i'm free of. Pressure trump can't do anything to me now Because i'm not coming. Back, well that's. True but is it only pressure that led you to choose to caucus with The republicans for the last twenty four, years or would you make that choice because you believe in the principles of The Republican. Party you believe in free market economics for, instance you believe in political liberty for. Instance you believe in Securing american, elections Securing america's. Border these are things That republicans tend to believe. In democrats believe other things about those. Things so tell, me, Please Senator, cornyn it wasn't just pressure from a president that led you to choose to caucus With republicans all these. Years and if that is the, case that it wasn't just pressure from a president that caused you to believe these. Things now that you don't feel that, pressure now that that president doesn't have a hold on you, anymore that doesn't mean that your views have, changed does? It or does? It because right now there's going to be a very important vote in The senate On thursday this week in The Senate Judiciary, committee of Which Senator cornyn is a. Member todd blanche the Acting Attorney, general has been nominated for a full term to serve As Attorney. General and first he's got to get out of The Judiciary. Committee And Senator cornyn is using his position as a member of
1:50:20 The Judiciary committee to get some things that he. Wants, now what's less important than what it is particularly that he, wants Don't we don't need to get into. That that's not the. Point the point isn't what he. Wants the point is that he's using this even though he's a member of The republican. Team he says he's a member of The republican. Team he's been a member of The republican. Team he's been very happy over the last twenty four years to take assistance from The republican team when he needed. It he's nevertheless using his position to kind of hold everything, hostage to say, no, no, no no nomination UNLESS i get WHAT i. Want and because on that, committee because The senate is so closely divided fifty Three, republicans forty Nine, democrats forty Seven, democrats excuse, me that means that on that committee there's A republican majority of. One there's only one More republican than there is A. Democrat and in The, senate in The, house it's the exact reverse of. Baseball and, baseball a tie goes to the runner the offensive side in The. House in The, senate a tie goes is a failed. Vote so you have to win the vote.
1:51:28 Outright you can't tie the. Vote so if he as the guy who makes up The republican, majority he is The republican majority by. Himself if he decides to take a walk on The blanche, nomination if he flips his, vote or if he doesn't, vote Then blanche gets stuck in. Committee he's using, That And i'm not at all sure that that's something that the people who elected him to serve a full term almost six years, ago it'll be six years ago In. November they elected him to serve a six year. Term sure they would be happy to find out that he's now holding a nominee hostage to get something that he. Wants, yeah he's playing The Nancy pelosi quid pro coke.
1:52:11 Card that's, it and that and that's. DISCUSSED i tell. You that discuss the common man and woman In. America bill's we wrap things, up about fifty seconds. Left tell me the. Truth did you find Doctor fauci's diary next To Joe biden's car in his. GARAGE i DID. I was. NOT i was not in the. LIBRARY i did not have a. Candlestick NOW i. DIDN'T i didn't find those. Diaries those diaries were found by guess, What Senator Rand Paul's Homeland Security, committee if you can believe it or, Not and that means that this week's congressional, Hearing senate testimony by Doctor, fauci where he's going to have to explain. Himself this is this is like.
1:52:53 You really think, So, BILL i mean he's going to come. In that's. It this Is ricky Telling lucy you got some thoseplaing to. Do this is gonna be this is gonna be good. Stuff can get the popcorn ready. Exactly, well we'll leave it there for. Now Bill, pasco tpp's man In. Washington thank, You, bill appreciate the, time take care of my. Friend always good to be with. You. Bill we call Ourselves Asap travel for one. Reason we can help you book a ticket. Asap for those of you that don't, know that means as soon as. Possible that means no wait, 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.
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