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Speaker 2: where we'll be later this week. Got plenty of things
Speaker 2: to hit and talk about here as we start the
Speaker 2: busy week. And you know, it's always a question of
Speaker 2: where do you start? Where do you start whenever you
Speaker 2: look at everything on the horizon. But we've got a
Speaker 2: lot of things. We've still got some fallout about Trump
Speaker 2: and the comments about latinos or I should say specifically
Speaker 2: illegal aliens taking black jobs. We've got some own biles
Speaker 2: posting I love my black job after winning the gold medal,
Speaker 2: the media telling us there's no such thing as black jobs.
Speaker 2: Byron Donald's on with George Stephanopolis fighting about what Kamala
Speaker 2: Harris's race and ethnicity are. We got all that stuff.
Speaker 2: I mean, I warned you and you knew this that
Speaker 2: this is going to be what this campaign is about.
Speaker 2: It has to be with This campaign is about for
Speaker 2: the Democrat to have any chance of winning. Kamala has not.
Speaker 2: And there's an article that in the stack of stuff here,
Speaker 2: Kamala has not won a single excuse me, not one.
Speaker 2: She well, she hasn't gotten a single vote, by the way,
Speaker 2: she did get the delegates. The delegates have Well, she's
Speaker 2: going to be the nominee. She's going to announce her
Speaker 2: vice presidential nominee here, probably today or maybe tomorrow. I've
Speaker 2: read that she's traveling with her vice president starting tomorrow,
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Speaker 2: gonna go back in time. Trump has rett well, he's
Speaker 2: used this phrase probably many times. Two times that were
Speaker 2: most in the I guess spotlight. The first is when
Speaker 2: Trump was debating Biden. Now, interestingly enough, interestingly enough, this
Speaker 2: was this did not create the push back and blowback
Speaker 2: that Trump received in the second time or after the
Speaker 2: second time he made these comments, because of course, they
Speaker 2: think that there's more to gain. The seven pillars of propaganda,
Speaker 2: the media, the Democrat Party, the folks that are trying
Speaker 2: to gaslight us into believing things are good in this country.
Speaker 2: By the way, markets are taking a major fall. Numbers
Speaker 2: that came out on Friday were not good for the
Speaker 2: jobs reports or for unemployment. There's fears of a recession
Speaker 2: that are being felt around the globe. And of course,
Speaker 2: the campaign for Harris is blaming Trump for all this.
Speaker 2: But anyway, Biden was the nominee back when this first
Speaker 2: bite that I'm about to play is going to be.
Speaker 2: You're gonna hear this whenever Biden was on the debate
Speaker 2: stage was this was Biden's final I guess you could
Speaker 2: say final act as Canada for president of the United
Speaker 2: States here in twenty twenty four, and the this was
Speaker 2: his This was the last thing he could do prior
Speaker 2: to you know, excusing himself or being forced out by
Speaker 2: the likes of Barack Obama, who, according to reports, is
Speaker 2: now running the Kamala Harris campaign or one of the
Speaker 2: folks that are doing that. So but not much was
Speaker 2: said about Trump's remarks when he made these on June
Speaker 2: twenty seventh during the debate with Joseph Robbinett Bribery because
Speaker 2: you may have noticed. You may have noticed, even though
Speaker 2: Biden likes to tell us that he was raised by
Speaker 2: every ethnic group and racial group that you could possibly imagine,
Speaker 2: he is an old white man. So this is when
Speaker 2: Trump made the comments during the debate back on June
Speaker 2: twenty seventh. You'll hear these comments at the end of
Speaker 2: this club here he is Trump.
Speaker 3: He's blaming inflation, and he's right. It's been very bad.
Speaker 3: He caused the inflation, and it's killed Black families and
Speaker 3: Hispanic families and just about everybody. It's killing people. They
Speaker 3: can't buy groceries anymore. They can't. You look at the
Speaker 3: cost of food where it's doubled and tripled and quadrupled.
Speaker 3: They can't live. They're not living anymore. He caused this inflation.
Speaker 3: I gave him a country with no essentially no inflation.
Speaker 3: It was perfect, It was so good. All he had
Speaker 3: to do is leave it alone. He destroyed it with
Speaker 3: his green new scam and all of the other all
Speaker 3: this money that's being thrown out the window. He caused inflation.
Speaker 3: As sure as you're sitting there. The fact is that
Speaker 3: his big kill on the black people is the millions
Speaker 3: of people that he's allowed to come in through the border.
Speaker 3: They're taking black jobs now, and it could be eighteen
Speaker 3: it could be nineteen and even twenty million people. They're
Speaker 3: taking black jobs, and they're taking Hispanic jobs. And you
Speaker 3: haven't seen it yet, but you're going to see something
Speaker 3: that's going to be the worst in our history.
Speaker 2: Thanks for watching you stay up there. That was a
Speaker 2: clip from MSNBC NBC that was Lester Hoole jumping in
Speaker 2: there at the end. But the point is that's when
Speaker 2: Trump first used the phrase black jobs. And what is
Speaker 2: Trump trying to convey the messages that we, by having
Speaker 2: an open border, are allowing people who come in and
Speaker 2: who are taking jobs of people. Trump specifies black people
Speaker 2: at a higher rate, but they are coming in and
Speaker 2: taking the jobs of American citizens. And so if you
Speaker 2: want to talk Trump says, if you want to talk
Speaker 2: about who has been good for the black family, for
Speaker 2: the black voter, for people who are trying to find
Speaker 2: jobs in the black economy, Trump would say, I'm not
Speaker 2: getting any of the credit. In fact, this guy is
Speaker 2: not only not good for the American voter at large,
Speaker 2: but not good for the black family because he's letting
Speaker 2: in without any sort of way to slow it down whatsoever,
Speaker 2: letting in as many people as can cross our porous
Speaker 2: and open southern border. He's letting folks in, and they
Speaker 2: are taking jobs at a disproportionate rate of people who
Speaker 2: are black. That is the point Trump is making. Now,
Speaker 2: you can argue that he's incorrect, You can argue that
Speaker 2: there's more to it. You can respond than any number
Speaker 2: of ways. But leave that to the left. Leave it
Speaker 2: to the left, and what do they do. They want
Speaker 2: to focus on the fact that they will talk about, Well,
Speaker 2: what does Trump mean by a black job? Everybody knows
Speaker 2: what he means. He means whatever job that a black
Speaker 2: person has, a Hispanic, that a illegal immigrant, that an Iranian,
Speaker 2: that whomever is taking by coming across the border, any
Speaker 2: illegal aliens. That's what he's referencing when he says black jobs.
Speaker 2: He's not saying that certain jobs are only for black people.
Speaker 2: In fact, Biden after this did make a comment and
Speaker 2: he said, what types of I'm paraphrasing here, but what
Speaker 2: types of jobs is Trump talking about? Is he talking about?
Speaker 2: Because you know, when I think about black jobs, I
Speaker 2: think of Kamala Harris and vice president of the United States.
Speaker 2: As though, what's being insinuated here is that Trump has
Speaker 2: classified people based upon their race as to say, you
Speaker 2: take these types of jobs. But my friends, who does that,
Speaker 2: who does that at every turn, who is doing that
Speaker 2: in their own campaign, who has different racial groups and
Speaker 2: ethnic groups popping up every five to ten seconds, who
Speaker 2: say we are voters for Kamala. Isn't it white dudes
Speaker 2: for Kamala? Is there a black dudes for Kamala? I
Speaker 2: don't even know all the groups who does this? And remember,
Speaker 2: I played you a SoundBite from a group of white women,
Speaker 2: white liberal women, white liberal woke women who last week
Speaker 2: on this program, I played the SoundBite where one of
Speaker 2: the experts came in and said, you know, we need
Speaker 2: to listen. We need to listen, and we definitely don't
Speaker 2: need to be saying a lot. We need to be
Speaker 2: listening and understanding how we can use our position of privilege.
Speaker 2: I just I can't do this. What is wrong with people?
Speaker 2: The pain with which one must wake up with internally
Speaker 2: each and every day. If this is how you view live,
Speaker 2: if you wake up in the morning and you think, my,
Speaker 2: oh my, I have privilege, I have a burden here.
Speaker 2: I shouldn't be talking. I should be listening. If I
Speaker 2: disagree with someone who's of a different racial group, especially black,
Speaker 2: I cannot, by any stretch of the imagination, even point
Speaker 2: that out. In fact, I gotta let them tell me
Speaker 2: where I'm wrong. This is so bizarre to me. This
Speaker 2: is absolutely Who are the ones that talk like this?
Speaker 2: Who are the ones who wants to make every single
Speaker 2: thing about race. I talked to I told that I
Speaker 2: said this last week or the week before, when Kama
Speaker 2: became Kamala became the presum nominee, it was obvious that
Speaker 2: this is what this is going to turn into. This
Speaker 2: is what this was in a large to a large
Speaker 2: degree in two thousand and eight with Barack Obama, and
Speaker 2: it intimidates a lot of white people into saying, I
Speaker 2: better vote for this person because if I don't, then
Speaker 2: I'm a racist. What in the world is wrong with you?
Speaker 2: If you think that, you're not a thinker? My friends, absolutely,
Speaker 2: could you not vote for someone because you are a
Speaker 2: racist if they're let's say black in this example, yes,
Speaker 2: that could be what that means. But that is if
Speaker 2: that is the only conclusion that you can draw from
Speaker 2: that line of thinking. If the only reason you can
Speaker 2: think that someone would not vote for Kamala is because
Speaker 2: she is black and Endian and female, If those are
Speaker 2: the only reasons you can think of, may I suggest
Speaker 2: you go back to your pad and paper and brainstorm
Speaker 2: a little bit, because that has nothing, and I mean
Speaker 2: nothing to do with this. Republicans in twenty sixteen were
Speaker 2: considering Canadas like Bobby Jindall, who would have been America's
Speaker 2: first Indian American president. We had Ted Cruz and Marco
Speaker 2: Rubio on the ballot, both of whom would have been
Speaker 2: America's first Hispanic president. We had Carly Fiorina on the
Speaker 2: primary ballot, who would have been America's first female president.
Speaker 2: We had been Carson on the ballot, who would have
Speaker 2: been America's well, second black president.
Speaker 3: I just.
Speaker 2: None of this stuff matters, and it's the entire heart
Speaker 2: of the campaign. But even then, there wasn't much made
Speaker 2: of this, this first comment from Trump until there wasn't
Speaker 2: much made from this until the second time that Trump
Speaker 2: referenced this, at least in the limelight that would have
Speaker 2: been hold on here. Here it is so Trump mentioning
Speaker 2: this on the stage during the in a BJ This
Speaker 2: is when he was on the stage with Rachel Scott
Speaker 2: and Harris Faulkner, talking well, answering questions. By the way,
Speaker 2: I don't think Kamala didn't show up to this, right,
Speaker 2: but Trump didn't. This is the again, I played the
Speaker 2: SoundBite here. This was the place where Trump was basically
Speaker 2: attacked by Rachel Scott. Journalists from so called journalists make
Speaker 2: believe pretend journalists at ABC News. The first ten seconds
Speaker 2: in he was attacked by her. He sat there for
Speaker 2: nearly a minute and let her basically call him every
Speaker 2: possible name in the book, insinuating that he was in
Speaker 2: fact a racist. He sat there, he answered questions, he
Speaker 2: uses this phrase again, black jobs. I'm gonna pick this
Speaker 2: up here, Harris Faulkner's talking here here, Trump jump in
Speaker 2: here in just a moment. This is when this became
Speaker 2: a big thing. This is after Kamala was the presumptive nominee.
Speaker 2: I'm jumping in here and enjoying this. The moderators are
Speaker 2: talking in here. Trump jump in here in a second.
Speaker 3: A lot of problems with it, but one of the
Speaker 3: big problems and a lot of the journalists in this
Speaker 3: room I know, and I have great respect for a
Speaker 3: lot of the journalists in this room are black. I
Speaker 3: will tell you that coming from the border are millions
Speaker 3: and millions of people that happen to be taking black jobs.
Speaker 2: You had the best what exactly the black jobser A black.
Speaker 3: Job is anybody that has a job, That's what it is.
Speaker 3: Anybody that has leving, all right, and they're taking the
Speaker 3: employment away from black people.
Speaker 2: It's obvious what he's saying. Now. In fairness, here, I
Speaker 2: understand that illegal immigrants coming across the southern border are
Speaker 2: not taking the jobs of chief executive officers of Microsoft
Speaker 2: or wherever there might be a black executive. Trump is
Speaker 2: not referring to the job as being black to say
Speaker 2: that it's less prominent or whatever. He's saying. The jobs
Speaker 2: that people who are coming in this country illegally, the
Speaker 2: jobs they are taking, he's saying, are disproportionately at a
Speaker 2: higher rate, disproportionately being jobs that are currently occupied by
Speaker 2: Americans who are black. That's what he's saying. He's not
Speaker 2: saying that someone is only able to hold a job
Speaker 2: because they're a certain race. Again, I would ask you
Speaker 2: who does this? Who does this? Who asks for safe
Speaker 2: spaces and spaces for certain minority groups at colleges. Who
Speaker 2: tells white students to shut up because they can't talk
Speaker 2: to metaphorically sit at the back of the bus. Who
Speaker 2: tells them this, My friends, this is not something that
Speaker 2: conservatives or free minded Americans, people who believe in true
Speaker 2: equality are doing. This is something that is being done
Speaker 2: a war that is being waged by the godless, incredibly
Speaker 2: racist radical left. I'm gonna play a little bit more
Speaker 2: of this so you can get the flavor of it.
Speaker 3: They're coming in, and they're coming in, they're invading. It's
Speaker 3: an invasion of millions of people, probably fifteen sixteen, seventeen
Speaker 3: million people. I have a feeling it's much more than that.
Speaker 3: And everybody's been seeing what's happened. The first group of people,
Speaker 3: the black population is affected most by that. And Kamala
Speaker 3: is allowing it to happen. And she's the borders are.
Speaker 3: She's the worst borders are in the history of the world.
Speaker 3: There's ever been a bordersar like this. She's never even
Speaker 3: essentially been She said she was there once, but not
Speaker 3: the right part of the border, so she was a
Speaker 3: borders She's done a horrible job. These people are coming
Speaker 3: into our country and they're taking black jobs and Hispanic jobs,
Speaker 3: and frankly they're taking union jobs. Unions are being very
Speaker 3: badly affected by all of the millions of people that
Speaker 3: are pouring into our country.
Speaker 2: There you go, So this is a cause, of course,
Speaker 2: cause and uproar. It's caused people like Simone Biles, who,
Speaker 2: by the way, I mean, it seems that everybody like
Speaker 2: Simone Biles, although she's been a little bit I would
Speaker 2: say provocative here in the past couple of days. She says, quote,
Speaker 2: this was well headline here at People. I don't think
Speaker 2: I've ever cited people on this show before. But look
Speaker 2: at me expanding my horizons into the what the gossip
Speaker 2: columns or whatever it is at People magazine. Simone Biles
Speaker 2: digs at Donald Trump after winning Olympic gold. I love
Speaker 2: my black job. This is not the take that Simone
Speaker 2: Biles thinks that it is. I'll talk about this my
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Speaker 2: I'm going to read from the article People dot com.
Speaker 2: Simone Biles digs at Donald Trump after winning Olympic gold.
Speaker 2: I love my black job. The gymnast comments seemingly shaded
Speaker 2: Trump for controversial remarks he made at the June twenty
Speaker 2: seventh presidential debate. I would maintain that they they are
Speaker 2: seemingly shading Trump, as the article says, here for controversial
Speaker 2: remarks he made just last week at the Convention for
Speaker 2: Black Journalists. That's where he was on that debate stage.
Speaker 2: By the way, here it is. Simone Biles offered a
Speaker 2: thinly veiled dig at former President Donald Trump in a
Speaker 2: post shared to x formerly Twitter on Friday. Biles, who
Speaker 2: won the gold in all around gymnastics final at the
Speaker 2: twenty twenty four Olympics on Thursday August, first shared a
Speaker 2: post on Friday from singer Ricky Davila, who wrote, Simone
Speaker 2: Biles being the goat, winning gold medals and dominating gymnastics
Speaker 2: in her black job. I love my black job, she says.
Speaker 2: The twenty seven year old Biles responded, adding a black
Speaker 2: heart emoji. Lebron James, Oh yes, folks, my friends, the
Speaker 2: pillar of propaganda here in the entertainment industry is running wild.
Speaker 2: Lebron James also showed his support for Biles, retweeting her
Speaker 2: post on his own ex profile. You get the idea,
Speaker 2: and the thing is this is right. And see what's
Speaker 2: interesting to me is they're kind of making Trump's point,
Speaker 2: every every black person who has a job, who would
Speaker 2: say something like something like Simone Biles, they want to
Speaker 2: criticize Trump, they're actually making the point. It wasn't saying
Speaker 2: that it's any type of job. Trump was pointing out
Speaker 2: that jobs that are taken by illegal aliens, if you
Speaker 2: look proportionally at who they're being taken from. Trump says
Speaker 2: they accomm at a disproportional rate from people who are black.
Speaker 2: Not saying any type of job is black. He's saying
Speaker 2: that they're taking jobs at a higher rate from people
Speaker 2: who are black. This is something everybody knows. But again,
Speaker 2: it's the it's the shock factor, it's the uh, it's
Speaker 2: it's something that's digestible. You know, you can just say
Speaker 2: I love my black job, or what is a black job?
Speaker 2: That's not, of course what Trump was saying. But anyway,
Speaker 2: that's what this campaign is going to be about. My friends,
Speaker 2: It's got no other option but this. It's gonna be hate.
Speaker 2: It's gonna be heated, It's going to be full of hatred, vitriol, racism,
Speaker 2: and sexism. Charges are going to be coming out the
Speaker 2: wazoo here as we get into this, I have to
Speaker 2: take a break though, Sit tight, my friends, you're listening
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Speaker 2: nac my friends. You know, I want to make it clear.
Speaker 2: I watched the boy What did I watch? The gymnastics
Speaker 2: all around the final? I guess was that last week
Speaker 2: Simone Biles won the gold? Or was that for the team?
Speaker 2: I guess that was the team event. The way they
Speaker 2: do these things, I'm not always sure when they've got
Speaker 2: the all around individual they got the team gold, or
Speaker 2: the team medals, they've got individual event medals. So I'm rooting.
Speaker 2: I'm cheering obviously for Team USA. Simone Biles tremendous athlete.
Speaker 2: She has sense. I will tell you just saw her.
Speaker 2: I've not seen this yet. Simone Biles finished with a
Speaker 2: silver on the floor exercise, losing to Rebecca Andrawn from Brazil,
Speaker 2: who won the gold medal. I also saw where she
Speaker 2: fell off the the balance beam. A lot of competitors
Speaker 2: were falling off of the balance beam during that that
Speaker 2: competition as well. That's been since she's won the gold.
Speaker 2: I'm just telling you I was hoping she had would
Speaker 2: want win and even in spite of all this fueling, fueling,
Speaker 2: this false narrative and so forth. But be that as
Speaker 2: it may. Take from that, what what you will. I
Speaker 2: want to shift gears just a tad bit here. I
Speaker 2: want to shift gears a tad bit here. As we're
Speaker 2: talking about Kamala and so this segment. I stumbled across
Speaker 2: something on online over the weekend, and this is apparently
Speaker 2: a thing. I saw that there's a group of people
Speaker 2: called Christians for Kamala. I just want to talk about that.
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Speaker 2: who is willing to receive that free gift, those who
Speaker 2: are willing to repent of their sins. That means to
Speaker 2: turn from them and to follow him. To turn from
Speaker 2: their wickedness which we all have in our sinful nature,
Speaker 2: to turn from that and to say that you want
Speaker 2: to be reconciled through God or to God through the
Speaker 2: cross of Jesus Christ. He was resurrected from the dead.
Speaker 2: The single most important event in all of history happened
Speaker 2: on resurrection Sunday. So that's what I believe. Now, if
Speaker 2: you don't believe that, I'm not mad at you, I
Speaker 2: want to persuade you to believe that because I one
Speaker 2: hundred percent believe that this is this is the truth,
Speaker 2: and I believe that there are eternal consequences that hang
Speaker 2: upon our decision as to whether or not we embrace
Speaker 2: that reality and truth or we don't. But I also
Speaker 2: fully respect your freedom to reject it. Heck, even to
Speaker 2: mock it, if you feel the desire have at it.
Speaker 2: It does not impact me. It says much more about
Speaker 2: you than it does about me, with all due respect.
Speaker 2: So here we are. That's the reality, the lay of
Speaker 2: the land's that's that's me. So politics. We don't live
Speaker 2: in a theocracy, and we should not live in a theiot.
Speaker 2: Let me be crystal clear on this. We should not
Speaker 2: live in theocracy. Theocracy is when one's belief in God,
Speaker 2: one's belief in a religious doctrine or teaching, becomes the
Speaker 2: way that the government functions. This is what we have
Speaker 2: in the Islamic Republic of Iran. This is why we
Speaker 2: say things like the radical Islamic extremists they want to
Speaker 2: establish a worldwide caliphate. They really want to do this.
Speaker 2: People say that this isn't true. It absolutely is true,
Speaker 2: one hundred percent. They want to establish a worldwide caliphate
Speaker 2: where every person is subjected to Islamic law. Not every
Speaker 2: Muslim believes that, but there are certainly a faction of
Speaker 2: people that are prepared to do that. They've taken great
Speaker 2: steps to do that. That's why they join these terror organizations.
Speaker 2: They believe that they are fighting, quite literally for the
Speaker 2: will of Allah to do these things, to establish a caliphate,
Speaker 2: whether it's just regionally or ultimately worldwide, that is something
Speaker 2: that I reject. We are created to be free. This
Speaker 2: nation has it right. Our found were spot on correct
Speaker 2: as to how they set this nation up. I'm not
Speaker 2: saying that they were perfect men. They were not. They
Speaker 2: were absolutely wrong on the issue of slavery. They did, however,
Speaker 2: get a lot of things right and they spoke. The
Speaker 2: words that they spoke did not match the actions as
Speaker 2: to what they actually lived out as it pertained to slavery. Nonetheless,
Speaker 2: this is the best route freedom right, this idea of
Speaker 2: self governance. We have a constitutional republic, not a democracy.
Speaker 2: There's certainly elements of you say, democratic elements in our
Speaker 2: constitutional republic, because we have the right to vote for
Speaker 2: people to represent us. But that's not a democracy. That's
Speaker 2: just to say that I have this, I call it
Speaker 2: to me. It's self governance. It's not majority rules. It's
Speaker 2: not that the majority can come together and say we
Speaker 2: want to take all of Todd's property and therefore there's
Speaker 2: nothing that Todd can do about it. That is not
Speaker 2: what we have here. We have a constitutional republic that
Speaker 2: says we vote for presentatives who go to the legislature
Speaker 2: to represent us. And we also, in our founding documents
Speaker 2: took the time to say we want to protect the
Speaker 2: rights of the individual. So at no point in time
Speaker 2: can the majority come together and violate the rights of
Speaker 2: the individual. The individual has a right to life, liberty,
Speaker 2: the pursuit of happiness, property, The individual has the right
Speaker 2: to her own thoughts and opinions. They can live their
Speaker 2: lives as they seem fit and appropriate. They can live
Speaker 2: in community with God and others who love and worship God,
Speaker 2: or they can choose not to. And that, my friends,
Speaker 2: is a good thing. It's not always that we make
Speaker 2: good choices, but the idea that we have the choice.
Speaker 2: That's one of the things that makes us human is
Speaker 2: that we have the ability to make choices and to choose.
Speaker 2: And so it is a good thing that we don't
Speaker 2: have a theocracy. However, now we get into the nitty gritty,
Speaker 2: that does not mean that people who have Christian values
Speaker 2: should not want to see values that reflect their faith
Speaker 2: in their candidates. Meaning what do I mean by that.
Speaker 2: I don't mean someone who's going to try to force
Speaker 2: other people to be a Christian. That is not at
Speaker 2: all what I mean. But I do mean someone, for example,
Speaker 2: who values human life. Human life at all phases of
Speaker 2: human life, from the moment of conception all the way
Speaker 2: through the up until the you know they're at old
Speaker 2: age and they are at the end of their of
Speaker 2: their lives. From every stage human life has intrinsic value.
Speaker 2: It is different. It is we are different than the
Speaker 2: animals I see. In fact, I see a lot of reports.
Speaker 2: In fact, can't tell you something really quickly. My I
Speaker 2: take a break here too. My family and I we
Speaker 2: have I'm not going to say the name of the provider.
Speaker 2: I'm not giving them free publicity here. But we have
Speaker 2: internet what do you call it internet? Tea TV? I
Speaker 2: guess right where? And so we have a device that
Speaker 2: connects our television to the router and the Wi Fi.
Speaker 2: Then we go out over the internet and we watch television,
Speaker 2: live sports or whatever. Whatever we're watching. The system thinks
Speaker 2: we're still where we camped it. Things were in Florida,
Speaker 2: and so we watched the local news. And I'm telling
Speaker 2: you right now, we talked about this, my son and
Speaker 2: I the other night. And when something happened to an animal,
Speaker 2: there was some mistreatment of an animal, and somewhere in Florida,
Speaker 2: because that's where things we are, We're watching the local
Speaker 2: news in Florida. For whatever reason, that's what we did.
Speaker 2: And the media was more angry at that than when
Speaker 2: things were happening to little children or murders and so forth.
Speaker 2: I'm not saying it's good to happen to animals. I'm
Speaker 2: saying humanity is different. We are created in the very
Speaker 2: image of God. So more to say about this. I
Speaker 2: didn't think I would get it in this segment. But
Speaker 2: a time out soon or we'll pick up on the
Speaker 2: other side of my friends, Sit tight, you're listening to
Speaker 2: conservative not better talk. I'm your host, Tod Huff Back
Speaker 2: in just a minute. Welcome back to my friends. Actually
Speaker 2: talking a little bit here about Christians for Kamala, which
Speaker 2: is a group that I stumbled across online. They're actually
Speaker 2: having a zoom call. Maybe they even had it last night.
Speaker 2: They may be here in a couple of weeks. I
Speaker 2: don't know, but it just got me to thinking, what
Speaker 2: on earth are they are they talking about here? Because
Speaker 2: as I look at the Democrat Party's platform now, we
Speaker 2: don't know what it is for twenty twenty four yet.
Speaker 2: Although we have a pretty good idea, the last one
Speaker 2: that we have to go off of was from the
Speaker 2: Convention of twenty twenty and I find things it's there.
Speaker 2: I made it clear that we don't want a theocracy.
Speaker 2: We don't have a theocracy. I'm not arguing for a theocracy.
Speaker 2: The left wants you to think that I am. I'm
Speaker 2: not at all. All people should be free to reject
Speaker 2: God and to live in accordance with their own preferences, desires,
Speaker 2: and so forth belief so long as those do not
Speaker 2: directly and I may directly impact with some other person's life, liberty, property,
Speaker 2: pursuit of happiness. It's pretty straightforward. It's not always clear
Speaker 2: to know where to draw the lines, but we know
Speaker 2: in the vicinity we can agree they're in a certain
Speaker 2: vicinity where these lines should be if we're all truly
Speaker 2: adhering to that general layout. That that's what freedom means,
Speaker 2: and that we live in a constitutional republic where people
Speaker 2: are free to live their lives as they see fit.
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Speaker 2: thoughts here on Christians for Kamala. So we don't have
Speaker 2: a theocracy. That's a good thing. People are free to
Speaker 2: choose to live as they want. That's a great thing.
Speaker 2: Choice is the most important thing that we can defend. Candidly,
Speaker 2: I think it's one of the top things that the
Speaker 2: government should be involved in protecting. Is our ability to
Speaker 2: be free, not to be coerced or forced by our
Speaker 2: government to do things. That's not, of course, what has happened,
Speaker 2: especially in recent years as we go back to COVID.
Speaker 2: All that being said, all that being said, you ought
Speaker 2: to be able to elect people who will legislate, let
Speaker 2: me say it this way, who will not create legislation
Speaker 2: that directly causes a conflict with these principles. So, for example,
Speaker 2: a Christian would say, I believe human life is sacred.
Speaker 2: So why would I vote for a candidate who is
Speaker 2: pro choice in the most extreme ways, pro abortion in
Speaker 2: the most extreme ways imaginable? Why why would I do that?
Speaker 2: I believe as the Bible talks out, the Bible says,
Speaker 2: by the way, in the Old Testament, if you don't work,
Speaker 2: you don't eat. It doesn't say if you can't work,
Speaker 2: you don't eat. It says, if you don't work, you
Speaker 2: don't eat. And so there's this concept where clearly in
Speaker 2: the scriptures, if you go back, you can see that
Speaker 2: God doesn't expect people to sit on their tushes all
Speaker 2: the time and just expect freebies from him. Even when
Speaker 2: he gave them manna in the Old Testament, they had
Speaker 2: to go and collect it. He could have put it
Speaker 2: in their cupboards. He didn't. He said, you go on
Speaker 2: and collect six days a week what you're going to
Speaker 2: eat for the day. Right, I'm giving your daily sustenance. Boy,
Speaker 2: there's something that'll preach in this too. I'll give you
Speaker 2: your daily sustenance. You got to wait on me for
Speaker 2: tomorrow for tomorrow's sustenance. But he also said on what
Speaker 2: would it be, I guess Friday, collect enough for two
Speaker 2: days because tomorrow's the Sabbath, and I'm not gonna send
Speaker 2: man and you're not going to collect it. Right, you're
Speaker 2: going to collect two days worth. But one is we
Speaker 2: need to be involved. The Bible says another place where
Speaker 2: God's workmanship created an advance to do, to do his work,
Speaker 2: to work alongside of him, and to do our part.
Speaker 2: So this concept that says humanity should not be working,
Speaker 2: or we should try to find ways to you could say,
Speaker 2: even encourage people not to work. That is not something
Speaker 2: that is consistent with biblical teaching. Some people will say, well,
Speaker 2: you're supposed to help the poor. Well I would say, yeah,
Speaker 2: we are supposed to help the poor, not the government.
Speaker 2: The government is not we. The God did not come.
Speaker 2: Jesus didn't go to the Pharisees and say, look, you
Speaker 2: guys got something good here. I've been telling my followers
Speaker 2: to do good deeds. Forget that. Really what they should
Speaker 2: do is tell you guys to do good deeds. That's
Speaker 2: not how this works, and so the left, the Democrat party,
Speaker 2: inserts a lot of things that I would maintain are
Speaker 2: not consistent with those teachings. And so I'm just curious.
Speaker 2: This is all in the time I have remaining here,
Speaker 2: which is not much. I'm curious, these Christians for Kamala
Speaker 2: on what grounds are you supporting Kamala. She doesn't say
Speaker 2: mean things, she doesn't tweet things that her people's feelings
Speaker 2: on Twitter. I mean, I just I have lots of
Speaker 2: thoughts on this. I'm reminded of the prophet of Elijah
Speaker 2: on Mount Carmel, who was taunting the prophets of Bail.
Speaker 2: I mean, not all these folks. David killed Goliath, and
Speaker 2: I'm not arguing for that. I'm just saying it's sometimes
Speaker 2: been intense. It's sometimes you don't have to be mister
Speaker 2: nice guy. I don't understand. Tell me, if you're in
Speaker 2: this group, what on earth makes you be a part
Speaker 2: of the group. Christians for Kamala All the time, I
Speaker 2: have my friends. Gotta go have a great day. SDG.