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    It's our Revivus Again, Sharethon, on American Family Radio. Psalm 85 verses 6 and 7 read, Will you not revive us again that your people may rejoice in you? Show us your unfailing love, Lord, and grant us your salvation. It's false Sharethon on American Family Radio, and we're calling on God to revive us again. Call 877-616-2396 and pledge your support. Support that's 877-616-2396 or give online at aFR.net. It's fall, Sharerathon on American Family Radio. Good evening, everyone. Welcome to this day one, fall 2024, Sharerathon edition of the Hamilton Corner. I'm your host, Abraham Hamilton the third. The corner contingent is in the building right across from me, my man, 100 grand, Mr. Bobby. migrated from Virginia, coming down where is better in the weather keeps you slimmer, it's Mr. Bobby. Rrrrrr. Rosa. Yes indeed, and in the screening room. They don't know what I wanna say when I get on these read, Jeff is cracking up already, produce extraordinaire often imitated the real, Jay Mac never duplicated. He's in the building and we are ready to rock and roll with today's. Shareathon edition of the program if you have been listening, you already know that I've been on the air for an hour already. started at four o'clock today, but carrying on in this hour. The Shareathon is the time of the year. We do this twice a year in the fall and in the spring where we appeal directly to you, our listeners and supporters to financially undergird the work that we do here.

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    There are all kinds of tentacles. The overarching ministry is the American Family Association in 1991. Brother Don Wildman had the vision to say, I'm sick and tired of having these liberal regressive media outlets editing what I'm trying to say. We need to be able to communicate directly with the people of God. And so American family radio was born. The radio network now that spans over 180 stations across the country. George Soros is attempting to rival AFR simply. I'm going to sell you straight up to rival what we're endeavoring to do. We have the American Family Studios division. We have the 1 million moms division. We have the American Family Association Foundation division, our government affiliate, AFA action that includes the Center for Judicial Renewal, the Center for Government Renewal, iVoter Guide, is an expansive work that we do, but by God's grace it is only possible because of your faithful support and frankly, his divine providence and provision through your faithful support. The number to call to financially contribute is 877-616-2396. The number to call again is 877-616-2396, or you can give securely online at afr.net, afr.net. Often I'm asked, how can you speak so plainly on the air in its two reasons first and foremost, the word of God will not be compromised. And frankly, I am committed to my king and I refuse to compromise his words. Secondarily, the contributions of the support network for AFR, the financial support, the people who give $5 a month, the people who give $10 a month, those who are able to give $1,000, those who give $100 if you're able to provide a one-time gift or if you're able to provide financial support.

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    What your support does, among all the other things that describe many of the various outlets that we have under the umbrella of this ministry, what it does, it allows us to have no corporate sponsorship or some other alternative that we're accountable to. Our association consists of us up here on the front lines and you with the supply lines. That enables us to stand flat-footed and to convey the unvarnished truth of God's word, no matter what the topic is, Whether it be governmental, whether it be financial, whether it be political, whether it be biblical, no matter what it is, we are able to speak plainly and clearly because of that support. That's one of the things that I can speak for him now. That's one of the things why you have a military veteran already retired in Bobby Rosa who says, you know what, I'm gonna uproot my family and relocate because I wanna be directly involved in something. And I'm telling this business. Long before Mr. Rosa was in the cross from me, he was a financial supporter of AFR. That's just a fact. I remember meeting him at one of Alex McFarland's events in North Carolina, not meeting him for the first time, but seeing him there, then at another AFA donor event. And then we start talking and he said, man, I feel like the Lord is calling me to move here. That's amazing. And then here we are. The number to call again is 877-616-2396, or you can give securely at aFR.net. Yes, I'm fired up because I recognize the urgency of the moment. To the word of God, we go. John chapter 17, John chapter 17, we were in our small groups last week, and my brother Mark, oat pointed this out. Some of you don't know, he's a brother that records me when I do the one minute commentary said, air on AFR, but we're having a conversation about this very text, and this is a part of what's commonly, commonly described as Jesus as high priestly prayer in John chapter 17, during the upper room, discourse prior, just prior to Messiah going to the cross. and amongst the things that are said, John chapter 17, verses 16 through 20, John chapter 17, verses 16 through 20.

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    And this is what the word of God says. This is John quoting Jesus. So this is Jesus' words that John is quoting. They are not of the world just as I am not of the world. Jesus referring to his disciples. They are not of the world just as I am not of the world. Sanctify them in the truth. Your word is truth. as you sent me into the world, so I have sent them into the world. And for their sake, I consecrate myself that they also may be sanctified in the truth. I do not ask for these only, but also for those who will believe in me through their word. Two things I wanna point out. First, Jesus himself said what I'm about to tell you, sanctify them in the truth. What is the truth, Jesus said? Your word is truth. Of course, he refers to himself as the truth, the way in the life. But then he says, your word is truth. Well, we need to understand brothers and sisters that we're not people if we are in Christ. We're not a people who are trying to find a way to try to integrate the scripture into the prevailing world around us. No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. It's actually the opposite we're around. The word of God is truth. So in order to properly navigate and interpret the world around us, The things that are transpiring around us, world events, scientific understanding, mathematical equations, all manner of things must be navigated, interpreted, and interpreted in light of what is truth, the word of God, everything that we experience in life, everything that's happening contemporarily, these things must be interpreted in light of what the scripture says, because the word of God is truth. Secondarily what I wanna point out to you, and I'm just gonna tell you now, if I didn't have these headphone things in, probably running around in the studio. Jesus himself said, I do not ask for these only. That's a reference to his disciples who are physically present with him in the upper room.

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    I do not ask for these only, but also for those who will believe in me. Also for those who will believe in me. Those who will come to face in me in the future. Isn't it amazing to consider that Jesus Christ, Yeshua, Hamashiyok, the anointed one, Messiah, the King of kings, the Lord of Lords, the one who judges the earth, the one who was and is and is to come, has prayed for us. Jesus has prayed for us. Then the scripture tells us that he also stands currently ever making intercession for us. So when the scripture commands us to be strong in the Lord and in the power of his might. That's not mere poetic conversation. That's not just a fanciful poetic rendering. That is a communication of reality. So when I say to you that we don't have to be afraid of the context that we're in, when I say to you that when your feet hit the ground in the morning and the Lord pops your eyes open that this is the moment the goddess ordained for you, I'm not just trying to hype you up because the one who has called us, the one who summoned us, the one who's redeemed us, the one who justified us, but who sanctified us has prayed for us and currently is making intercession for us that we don't stand upon our own authority and our own capacity, but that we stand in the power of His might. Excuse me if I get a little excited about it. So when we stand and confront the wickedness of our day, when we recognize that God has given us resources and we have all kinds of things that are demanded of us with our resources, but we can use them in certain ways, in depositing them in other ways. We have to recognize that there is one who is going before us. I get excited when I think about that Jesus has prayed for me, that as Jesus is preparing to go to the cross, he has to wear with all in the foresight to pray not just for those who are physically present, but for all those who will come.

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    I'm not praying that you take them out of the world. I'm praying that they'll be sanctified in the truth, in this world, your word. Your word is truth. Your word is truth. That's why I say I'm not afraid of the context of God as placed me in. I understand what's going on. I'm so burnt by it. I see all the wickedness. I know we don't wrestle against flesh and blood, but against spirit, but against spiritual wickedness. But the Lord didn't tell us that for us to be afraid of it, just so that we will be aware of it, So that we're gonna try to pop off in the flesh. We're gonna try to go and do God things in the flesh. No, no, we rely upon him. We lean into him. We're a people of prayer. Prayerlessness is a tacit declaration of independence from God. For professing believers to simultaneously be prayerless, it is a life declaration that we are comfortable and content going about this life in our own strength. May it never be. Let us be strong in the Lord and the strength of His might. And so this type of encouragement, this type of clarity of communication and communicated dependence upon the Lord is what we want to keep open and available to you and to the expanding audience. As time continues, the Lord is allowing more and more people to learn about American family radio. Many of you are sharing it with your friends and loved ones. I hear those testimonies all the time. This is why we're inviting you to call 877-616-2396. This is why we're inviting you to gift securely online at aFR.net. This is why we are inviting you to make a one-time gift or becoming monthly supporter because we are confident that God has planted this ministry for this time, for this day, for this age. You know, it's not lost on me that Dr. George Barners, most recent American worldview survey indicated that for most evangelicals, the most likely outcome is that there will be influenced by the world around them, as opposed to influencing the world around them. Well, what we're endeavoring to do is to reverse that. It's to reverse that course, is to stem the tide of that deleterious impact. And for the people of God to be bolstered, and also for the ranks, the number of the member of God's family increased through this work.

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    And then my sister Cynthia's quote right now, she said, my husband told me about AFR and I've been hooked ever since. But she didn't say hooked, which she said, let me see. I've been here ever since. But she knew in certain blocks and all I did say, every since. Every since. The number they call is 877-616-2396. Jeff, would you put the the share of our number in the chat in the live stream feeds 87616 to please would you do that please I forgot to say please thank you brother your for his to shiny though 877 616 2396 is the number to call or you can go and give securely online at a fr dot net a fr dot net I didn't ask you before and do we have a testimony that we can referred to in the moments that we have right now if you would mr. Arrosa would you please play a listener testimony. My name is Jim Krenak and I'm calling from Westerville, Ohio just appreciate so much American family radio and all that you folks do it's been a blessing to me when I retired in 2012 from corporate America it had time on my hands and a lot of times I'm my driving or going to a part-time job. I have I listen to you folks all the time and you're just such a blessing and you take a stand for biblical values and I have so much appreciate all that you do and I am a small monthly contributor to the program and just again thank you so much for all that you do. Glory to God. Boy, Sheraton, when we come back in addition to Sarah, Sheraton, we'll get into some of the The foolishest is your. My heart goes out to the people of North Carolina who are suffering in the mountains. We're definitely going to pray for them, spend some time praying for them today on the program and for the people in Florida who are facing the approaching hurricane Milton. Please pray for our fellow citizens.

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    Those who place their faith in Jesus are elevated to an extraordinary position. As co-heirs with Christ we share in His inheritance. The gospel is the ultimate dignity giver, elevating the unworthy to unimaginable heights. Our lives should reflect this dignity, empowering us to extend the same grace and love to others that has been so generously given to us. I'm Jordan Shambly and you can read the rest of the Gospel Dignifies the Undignified on the stand.net. to make sure you're in the third. We are in day one of fall sheriff's on edition of the Hamilton corner. The number to call is eight seven seven six two three nine six or give online at a F R dot net. It's fall sheriff's on American family radio. Welcome back to fall sheriff on Abraham Hamilton the third. We are in day one of fall sheriff's on. This is the sheriff's on edition of the Hamilton number to call is 877-616-2396. That number again is 877-616-2396 or you can give securely online at aFR.net that is aFR.net for American Family Radio and in the live stream Vicki made a great point not only praying for the people who have suffered from the ravages of the storm but also the scores of relief workers, you know, and it seems from all that I've seen in red and heard and learned that it's gonna be a long recovery, a long term effort to recover. So please also remember them in your prayers, as well as the people in Florida now, you know, I have friends and family in those areas. Now in fact, I wanna take some time and pray for these people now. Lord, I lift up the brothers and sisters and our fellow citizens who are in the storm-ravaged areas, Lord, some in portions of Florida and Georgia, Lord in North and South Carolina, some portions of Tennessee.

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    God, my heart breaks for the devastation that I have seen. And Lord, I thank you for the resource that you have provided, Lord, and I ask that you would continue to meet their needs. Lord, my heart is heavy for those who've lost, family members and loved ones. God, I pray that you would comfort them by your spirit. Pray that in the face of all of this tragedy, Lord, that you would reveal yourself, Lord, to those in these areas who may not know you yet, Lord God. And for those who do know you, that they would be encouraged and strengthened in the power of your might, Lord. And for those father who are generously giving of themselves and their time and their resources in working in these relief efforts. Father, I printed you a strengthen them, Father. I printed you would bear them up upon your wings, Lord, gird them up, Lord, them and their family members. Father, that they would not get weary and well doing, but that they would be a tangible representation of the love of Christ. And Lord, I pray for the people in Florida now, those in the Tampa area and other parts of Florida that are facing what is coming their way. It seems it's coming their way. Father, pray that you will protect them. We know that even when men are wicked and contrived, Father, they are not potent enough to dethrone you, Father. And I pray that you would cover them, Lord, in the name of Jesus, Lord. And I pray that through all that is transpiring now, Father, that you would reveal yourself, and some will come to find a respite, Lord, in the eternal arc of safety, which is Christ Jesus. And I ask this in Jesus' name, Amen. Amen, Amen, Amen, Amen. I know I am in just in my own capacity and some folks in our local assembly, we're doing what we can to respond to the pain, frankly, and to the challenges and the difficulties of what's going on in that portion of our country. Again the number to call here is 877616 2396, that is 8776162396, to be a part of this fall call 2024, Sharathon to give your gift of support and many people from all over the country have given up their time and their talent, but also your resources. And I want to tell you thank you. It is not overlooked. We appreciate that. It is because of our appreciation that we endeavor to be good stewards of those resources. 877-616-2396 is the number to call 877-616-2396.

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    On the foolish sisters, you're a front, it's just amazing that the hits just keep coming. And I learned a long time ago, I was talking to somebody yesterday when I was a young lawyer. And I was all revved up. I mean, you guys kind of know my personality. And I was no hopped up on a fresh law degree, you know, just passed my first bar exam. And I'm in trial and I'm ready and studied and I'm ready to roll. and opposing counsel was trying to get out of bounds and I stood objection, you know? And any trial attorneys know that judges typically found on speaking objections, usually, what you're invited to do is make your objection and state your rule of evidence or the basis of your objections succinctly, not this long soliloquy. Well, you know, I was going on and we were arguing and then the judge said, Mr. Hamilton, to the bench please. So it's like, you call it to the principles often. And the judge said to me, Look, we did a mindset. Mr. Hamilton, you need to learn when you're ahead. Step back, please. That was the judicial way of the judge saying, man, shut up. And it's a lesson I got and I'll never forget it. And I think that judge, and I had my second trial in front of that same judge, and the judge was like, you learn quickly. They thank you, judge. Thank you, Your Honor. You know, but the hits just keep coming. And this is the opposite side, not because they're ahead. It's like when you, if you're in a hole, stop digging. Stop digging, but they can't help it. know, because when the ditch is your home, you become one with the whole. And so to that end, let me give the number again before I get into this 877-616-2396 is the number 877-616-2396. That's where you can call to make your donation over the phone or if you prefer and are comfortable doing so, you can give securely online at aFR.net. We are inviting you to provide a one-time donation or you can sign up to be a monthly recurring donor and supporter which we call a great commission partner. All manner of benefits, not least of which access to the full scope of the library available to you at the stream.afa.net where you can watch this show live in addition to all of the resources that we have available curriculum, Documentaries film was you name it you have access to at all as a great commission partner uh, but what i'm getting to is that It's just amazing, you know, camera hairs can be bothered to do Much but she found her a way to get on the view and this is why you have wonder why they don't want her off script You wonder why they don't want her Talking without a teleprompter. I mean she did you see her at the rally over the weekend?

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    when her teleprompter went out and she gave her a smile, oh my goodness. But not only that, on the view, okay, the view. Those blessed assurances at the view, which cannot be viewed as hard-hitting journalism. They asked a very simple question in a senseión. Y'all don't know what that is, huh? A senseión, that's sunny. Y'all ain't doing really. a saunceon, a saunceon on hosting, sunny hosting, asked Mrs. M. Hough, is there anything, any decision that Mr. Joseph Robin had Biden made that you think should be different? Would you have made any different decisions? Y'all not going to believe this? You not going to believe this. Listen to and watch clip number one. Go. Well, if anything, would you have done something differently than President Biden during the past four years. There is not a thing that comes to mind in terms of, and I've been a part of most of the decisions that have had impact. Oh. Is there anything you would have done different? Not that this is why I tell you, I tell you. It's pay attention, listen, what you say. And when people tell you who they are, what I tell you all to do, is to Angela, Angela, Maya Angelou, Maxson, right? She is telling you, Mr. Joseph Robinette and I are one. His decisions are mine. There are no decisions that he made that I would think differently. You know, none. So the 13 Americans who got killed and had disastrous, debau- disastrous, would draw a debacle from Afghanistan. Nah, I wouldn't have done anything different. Leaving all of our equipment over there, nah, nah, wouldn't have done anything different. Being weakless and feckless, that allowed your foreign diplomacy, to lead up to a Russia's invasion of Ukraine.

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    When would the done anything different? You know, turning the spicket of funding on back for Iran, giving them billions of dollars that led to their attack through via Hamas in Israel on October 7. Yeah, when the done anything different, nothing different there, you know, letting in millions of illegal immigrants. Would you've done it? No, when did that anything different? When did that anything different? You know, the decisions that led to, I don't know, 40 year hiring inflation. Nah, when did I anything different? This is what she is telling you. She's giving, I mean, you wanna talk about a softball. This is the one who's trying to say, well, I'm the candidate of change. We're turning the page, right, turning the page. But then she telling you, well, not really. You're not really turning any page. It's just me and me and Joe again, the same one is just remarkable. That's just say this all out. And then after the fact, She gonna go back and you believe it. She's gonna come out now and say, oh yeah, there are several things which are a little different because she didn't realize. And then of course, she goes on these ridiculous shows. I'm not even gonna get into this, the scripture talks about some things, she didn't even be spoken in public. I'm not even gonna get into the, wow, dead bodies are being discovered in the Carolinas. She's showing up on this sex podcast. I mean, it's despicable. It's degrading, frankly. but she can't, she won't go on any hard hearing interviews except CBS lit one on and I thought, I don't know, I think Bill Whitaker's skin color might have, might have fooled them. We'll get into some of that. But Bill Whitaker had some interesting things to ask and her responses were similarly interesting. But the number to call for Sheriff's on is 877-616-2396. That number again is 877-616-2396. when you call, you can provide a one-time donation of any amount.

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    We are grateful for everything that God provides through our wonderful supporters and listeners, or you can sign up to be a monthly donor. And by the way, you can be a monthly donor at any amount. If you agree to sign up to do five bucks a month, three bucks a month, whatever it is, if you sign up to give 500 bucks a month, 10,000 a month, whatever the amount is, you are welcome to do so as God has graced you and you are gripped by the Lord that it would be a good stewardship of the resources he's provided for you to undergird the work of the ministry that he's doing through American Family Radio in particular and the entire American Family Association umbrella, then please, please do so, 877-616-2396 or you can give securely online by going to AFR.net. now. And now I'm sharing this with you now because I know CBS is editing the interview that they're going to air. So some of the some of the interviews already made available and they're starting to edit some of the the portions of the interview that's available online. It's amazing that they're doing that. But folks, we are in 1984. But Bill Whitaker, a correspondent from CBS, got to ask some pretty potent questions. Simple questions would think. But the responses again are amazing. For example, Mr. Whittaker asked her, you've changed your position so many times. It's somewhat understandable that the American people won't believe you. Listen to and watch clip number two. Go. Let me tell you what your critics and the columnists say. Okay. They say that the reason so many voters don't know you is that you have changed your position on so many things. You are against fracking, Now you're for it, you supported looser immigration policies, now you're tightening them up, you're for Medicare for all, now you're not. So many that people don't truly know what you believe or what you stand for, and I know you've heard that.

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    In the last four years, I have been Vice President of the United States, and I have been traveling our country, and I have been listening to folks, and seeking what is possible in terms of common ground. I believe in building consensus. We are a diverse people, geographically, regionally in terms of where we are in our backgrounds. And what the American people do want is that we have leaders who can build consensus where we can figure out compromise and understand it's not a bad thing as long as you don't compromise your values to find common sense solutions. And that has been my approach. Bill would have hit it with the bushy mustache. It said, uh, ma'am, you be lying. Call. You're stupid. And then her response is, well, I've traveled the country. That's, that's, that's her traveled the country version of, well, I grew up in the middle class family. You know, and it's amazing that these people really think the American people are just so dense. So, man, you're in your early 60s, right? You have had the same views since you have been in politics. You know, you grew up with a, your father was a Marxist professor. You know, you booked it out of Cali, you got like to say you're a girl from Oakland, you really grew up in Canada. Not a conservative bastion as a nation. and then you go from Canada to Howard University, then where do you go? Oh, San Francisco. I'm sure there was nothing in San Francisco that contributed to your worldview in ideology. Sure, not. I mean, come on, you have had the same views for now all of a sudden, 60 days or so. Now, I didn't seem to like the light shown from above.

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    It's just remarkable. It's remarkable. It's remarkable. I've traveled the country. And she says, it's not a problem building consensus as long as you don't change your values. You explain this to me. How do you compromise with, oh, I'm against fracking, and now I'm for fracking. Where's the compromise there? Then what's your values then? What's the value that you're not? See, when she says she hasn't changed the values, what she means is exactly what they did with the Inflation Reduction Act. She supported the Green New Deal, was proud of it. signed up as a co-sponsor in the United States Senate. The Green New Deal was not popular with the American people. They didn't want it passed. The American people start suffering massive inflation. Families are being decimated. You've probably seen a video and heard the clip I played it on the show, the woman from Chicago saying they're killing us without killing us. We can't live with $8, eight dollar eggs per dozen. Eight dollars per dozen. So what they do is take the pain of the American people, refuse to address anything concerning the American people's pain and then advance their prerogatives and say, look, American people, we're addressing your pain. When all along the Green New Deal is what was in the inflation reduction act, that's what she's saying. And then Bill Whitaker called her on it. Bill Whitaker called her on it. Well, that's not it. This is gonna be another one of the days we run out of show. Run out of time before we run out of show. But it's actually remarkable that these things Transpire and continue to transpire before we get to this next break with the Disrespector music starts The number to call is eight seven seven six one six two three nine six that number again is eight seven seven six one six two three nine six that is the number to call or you can give securely online at AFR dot net AFR dot net 87616 you can give securely by calling, speaking to one of our workers, they're actually in our, in Sharethon Central. That's where we normally do our staff devotions every morning. That's one of the blessings that I enjoyed when I came here from working in corporate American illegal system to where we get to break begin each workday by turning to the Word of God and our staff, focusing ourselves on God's word, welcome him to lead us in his spirit to guide us as we work in that day to serve him in his harvest field. And that's where Sheraton Central is, 877-616-239-6.

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    When you call that number, you will speak to one of our workers there or you can give securely online at afr.net, afr.net. All contributions are 100% tax deductible. The following is from an article by Dr. Jessica Peck, host of the Dr. Nurse Momma Show. Some children feel fear in places they should feel safe every day, so let's be challenged to speak words of life and encouragement. The next time a student shares a discouragement or difficulty with you, try listening first and then engaging them in compassionate and encouraging conversation. Read the full article School Mom Hope on thestand.net on American Family Radio. Call now to make your pledge at 877-616-2396. That's 877-616-2396. Or give online at AFR.net during Sherrathon on American Family Radio. Welcome back to day one of the fall 2024 Sherrathon edition of the Hamilton Corner, Abraham Hamilton the third here to number the call of you would like to participate in this fall share time we have about 18 minutes left a number to call us eight seven seven six one six two three nine six that number again is eight seven seven six one six two three nine six or you can give securely online at a F R dot net this CBS interview a bill Whitaker oh my goodness if you think that was something. Well, Bill kept going and his question, the mission and the sad part is there weren't like groundbreaking questions, they're just normal question that any journalist would ask. And it just highlights just how devolved this entire process has become, because you would think that in the nation, that is a constitutional Republic with democratic features. And I know that many regressors like to consistently refer to our nation as an democracy and I know why because they want to conceal our Constitution.

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    They want to ignore the notion that our founders explicitly and directly rejected the concept of an absolute or direct democracy in favor of a republic. And then not only does the United States of America do we consist of a republic, but we are a constitutional republic. Our written Constitution was the first written Constitution in the world at the time that it was written. All right. But Regressors want to conceal that because they want to work ever so continuously to move us toward the concept of a direct democracy, but for the express purposes ultimately to accomplish the fundamental transformation of the United States of Merck. Well, Bill Whitaker, knowing the consistent reference to our nation as an democracy, To me the minute now, Mrs. Harris M. Hough, the way you have become the Democrat nominee, are you cool with that? Is that the way our system is supposed to work? Listen to and watch clip number three. Go. Was democracy best served by President Biden stepping down and basically handing you a nomination? You didn't have to go through a primary process. You didn't have to fight off other contenders. That's not really the way our system was intended to work. President Biden made a decision that I think history is going to show is rare among leaders, which was to put country before self. And I am proud to have earned the support of the vast majority of delegates and to have been elected the Democratic nominee, I am proud to have received the endorsement of leaders around this country from every background and walk of life to fight in this election over the next month for our democracy.

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    But I think this truncated process is why people think or say they don't really know who you are. I've been in this race for 70 days. She don't understand the obvious contradiction of her response. You see, listen here, Bill, listen to me. See if you can pick up what mama's putting down here, Bill. You see, I got selected by the unelected because I want to be the one to protect it, that democracy. And she feels like, no, no, no, no, you don't say what I'm saying. So you're telling me that you are literally the personification of Undemocratic and you've been undemocratic to become the protector of democracy Boy that's funny that is funny and Bill what I'm just asking questions again that any journalist would ask it continues The border thing let me get the number before I get to the border thing eight seven seven 616-239-6. 877-616-2396. And I've already seen that some of this interview's CBS is already scrubbing and kind of twisting. That's why I'm bringing it to you now because I want you to hear this stuff before the scrub curated notions begin to circulate. And that's why many of you tune into this program. 877-616-2396 is the number to call or you can give securely online at aFR.net. Next up, Mr. Whittaker went there, the border. He had questions about the border, crossings, illegal crossings quadrupled from where they were under former President Trump. I mean, before I get that, you know, let me take a few steps back. In the previous clip, she talked about history is going to show that what Mr. Biden did was rare for leaders to where they put country before themselves.

  19. 40:15

    You know what I think always makes me laugh when they say that? And they say things like that. Like what? Mr. Joseph Robin Ed Biden spent his entire career in Washington and in politics, showed up in Washington, broke as a joke. I'm not a man who's uber wealthy. You think we don't know that his stepping aside included, would you say it this way? Some notions for the big guy and his family, leaving that aside. people feel to remember for some reason. Do you remember how the world, how our nation and the world viewed Donald Trump before he ran for president? Do you remember that? The world, our nation loved him. He was in every rapper's song, rapper's video. He's hanging out with Al Sharpton, Jesse Jackson at the Rainbow Push Coalition functions. He's on television. You know, he's everywhere. You know, he has thriving businesses, golf courses, buildings. You know, I can't tell you number, rap songs about I want to come up like Trump. And he runs for office. Here's another thing a lot of people don't realize. Do you realize when Mr. Trump was in office as the president? He never took $1 of his salary. Do you realize that? Most people don't even know that. Now, let me ask you another question. How many dollars of the salary do you think Mr. Joseph Robin had Biden to? Every one of them. Every one of them. You know what? He was such a selfless sacrifice. I'm just keeping real with you guys, Mr. Trump running for the presidency is because he cares more about the country than his own well-being. This running for the presidency made this man to become unloved. Before he ran for the presidency, they loved him and in fact, we want to take all the way back, all the way back. They even loved him in the Republican primary because one, they didn't think he wouldn't a Republican primary and then two, they thought she shouldn't ever be president would easily beat him.

  20. 42:21

    So they were pulling for him. Do y'all remember that? I do. So when they talk about these things, what's rare? And look, I know Mr. Trump has ego problems and everything, but for anybody to say that his run for the presidency, at least initially was for any reason other than the fact that he loved the country, y'all are just not being honest. Y'all are just not being honest, you know? And whether you believe it or not, he said numerous times that he's running now because he sees that country going in the wrong direction. Now I do think it's two things motivating him. I do think he believes he should have won reelection. 2020, but I also think he believes these jokers are running the country into the ground and performance seems to be an indication that he's probably right about it. But now Mr. Whittaker turns to the notion of the border, the number again for to give your gift during Sheraton is eight seven seven six one six two three nine six that number again is eight seven seven six one six two three nine six or you can give securely online at AFR.net that is for AmericanFamilyRadio.net. Mr. Widerker asked her, set the question up by saying, I've studied the border for a long time. The border has been a problem for a long time. Mr. Trump did some things about the border. When you came into office, illegal border crossings quadrupled. Was it a mistake for you to do what you did when you guys took office? Number four, go. I've been covering the border for years. And so I know this is not a problem that started with your administration. Correct, correct. But there was, and historic, slug of undocumented immigrants coming across the border, the first three years of your administration. As a matter of fact, arrivals quadrupled from the last year of President Trump.

  21. 44:21

    Was it a mistake to loosen the immigration policies as much as you did? It's a long standing problem. And solutions are at hand. And from day one, literally, we have been offering solutions. But what I was asking was, was it a mistake to kind of allow that flood to happen in the first place? The policies that we have been proposing are about fixing a problem, not promoting a problem. Okay. But the numbers did quadruple. And the numbers today, because of what we have done, we have cut the flow of illegal immigration by half. We have cut the flow of fentanyl by half, but we need Congress to be able to act, to actually fix the problem. Oh, she got mad, didn't she? Oh, Billy Bob with the thick stash wasn't planned with it, man. That's not what I asked you. I asked you. And then he set her up what she thought she was about to get a softball right down the plate. I've studied the border for a long time and I know that the border was a problem long before you came into office and look at her. Correct, correct. That correct. Yes, correct. Then he hit it with the boom. Mr. Donald Trump was able to get some control over that thing. And then you and Mr. Ice Creamman, y'all come in and boom, right out the gate. Illegal border crossings quadruple, quadruple. Wasn't a mistake for you to loosen those policies straight away? And what is he talking about? Oh, he's talking about the 94 separate executive actions that Mr. Trump took.

  22. 46:23

    Miss Harris because you remember she was there for everything last one in the room Biden's actions and policies are her actions and policies by her own account remember she said there's not one thing I would change So you all intentionally hunting you'd like you do a control F on the keyboard Everything that Trump did control F delete control F everything he did concerning the border and it results Oh, well, what'd you look at that? Border illegal border crossings quadruple. Madam borders are. Do you think it was good for you to do that? She tried to ask the question. Well, we did. We're looking for solutions. Ma'am, that ain't what I asked you. Was it wrong for you to remove the decisions that the Trump administration implemented to protect the border? Wow, it's nice. Congress. It's Congress really now. Can you tell me what are those things that Congress did when you guys took office that led to the quadrupling of the illegal? Oh, that's right. Congress didn't do anything to cause the border crossings to quadruple. That was y'all. That was y'all Because it was you control F deleting the 94 executive actions from the Trump Trump administration that led to the explosion at the border and you literally try to fix your mouth and say yes we exploded it four times higher and now we've cut off the spigot as like saying your house is flooded right your house was not flooded then camel and mr. Robinette come in and they flood your home they flood your home and then they say, I ain't by the way, we've we've turned down the faucet. So not as much water is running through that we turned on.

  23. 48:28

    Boy, y'all, y'all, they go, it goes to play with the American people. Y'all are crazy. Y'all are crazy. Y'all are crazy. 87616 2396 is the number to call 877 616 2396 is the number to call to make your best gift, the best gift that you're capable of to support the work of the ministry, the ministry here at American Family Association and American Family Radio, or you can give securely online at aFR.net. 877-616-2396, or you can give securely online at aFR.net. I'll give you all one more. And this is a blast from the past where this gives you a window into what has been going on within the halls of government, these government apparatus, these bureaucracies, which is why You know the notion of draining a swamp was so attractive so effective because people know man. This is not right So what I'm gonna show you was actually a clip from 2023. All right. I know this this clip has been making rounds of social media and some people think That this was something that just happened. It's not this came from 2023 All right, but it is an insight into the changing of prerogatives and priorities and then since this instance FEMA. All right. When I'm going to show you, this is from a webinar from March 2023 that includes FEMA's emergency management specialist by the name of Tyler Adkins, as well as a lady by the name of Maggie Jerry, who is a senior emergency management specialist. They are talking about the changing priorities at FEMA. This again is from March 2023. It's clip number five. Go. sparked a few things in my mind thinking about preparedness and how you said you know LGBTQIA people and people who have been disadvantaged already are struggling. They already have their own things to deal with so you add a disaster on top of that it's just compounding on itself and I think that is maybe the why of why we're having these discussions, because it isn't being talked about, it isn't being socialized.

  24. 50:44

    We're not paying attention to this community. Thank you so much. Maggie. Thank you. Yeah, there are a couple of things that are intersecting in my mind here. One of them is the culture of emergency management as an organization, as an industry in the United States, specifically, not abroad. This has, and my cat sometimes does this. She gets really loud suddenly. So you'll have to just allow for the little meowing in the background. The shift that we're seeing right now is a shift in emergency management from utilitarian principles where everything is designed for the greatest good, for the greatest amount of people to disaster equity. But we have to do more, right? And so this topic is intersecting, I think, with a number of other topics where we have to look at policies and understand, to what extent, they have disadvantaged communities that have less assets, communities that have preexisting vulnerabilities in accessing disaster-related recovery supports. Hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey. They're shifting from prioritizing the greatest good for the greatest amount of people to disaster equity. I wonder how much of that thinking and reasoning could have impacted, I don't know, what's happening in the Carolinas? Man, y'all stay safe, this is crazy. Lord willing tomorrow, we'll be back with day two of the fall shareathon.

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