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Speaker 2: A new website, trumprx dot gov.
Speaker 3: I think people like mister Rugan prey on people's vulnerabilities.
Speaker 4: Black Christians support Christian nationalism at higher rates than White Christians.
Or the statistics that I just read.
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Speaker 1: The day is the day the Lord has made, and
these are the times through which God has decided we
shall live. You may have noticed the arrival of conservative
speech codes, and if you haven't, I don't blame you
because it hasn't been trumpeted enough. And I can state
this as someone who tries to live my life as
much as I can, and I fail. I try to
live according to the rules of Jesus Christ, and we're
to keep a pure tongue in our mouth, and to
speak of things that are wholesome and to address things
in a loving sense doesn't mean I don't blow my
top sometimes. In other words, I try not to display
hatred because I try not to feel hatred for my
fellow man. I try to love my enemies, and I
try to do that even though this is my profession,
and sometimes it hurts the profession. Because there's a market
for a lot of hateful sounding rhetoric in conservative media,
lots of room for that, and lots of ways to
make that easy to do. It's more difficult to do
it this way. So I am not a fan of
what some people hate speech. I don't know what it means.
It can't be defined, no one can. You can say
there's things that are hateful, but the second you do that,
then they start to bring a whole lot of other
things into this. So imagine my surprise when I learned
that now we're going to have conservative speech codes. And
you can say they're well intended. Okay, they're well intended,
they only go one direction. I expect this out of Australia.
I expect it because Australia has become a prison state.
I don't expect it in the United States. This is
an Australian Broadcasting Corporation boss Kim Williams talking about the
world's most popular and views and or listen to podcaster
Joe Rogan.
Speaker 3: I think people like mister Rogan pray on people's vulnerabilities.
They pray on fear, they pray on anxiety, they pray
on all of the elements that contribute to uncertainty in
society and the entrepreneur fantasy outcomes and conspiracy outcomes as
being a normal part of social narrative. I personally find
it deeply repulsive and to think that someone has such
remarkable power in the United statess.
Speaker 1: Speaking of a country where people were jailed for Facebook
posts encouraging others to go to protests around COVID's and
it's Joe Rogan. Joe Rogan has all this insane power,
and this guy seems to be really against praying on
people's fears, so he goes and talks about Joe Rogan
having the power to pray on fears and have fantasy outcomes,
making Rogan scary. I expect that from Australia. I expect
that from people who are authority and in nature. I
don't expect it here. When you encounter someone who hates
an entire group of people, to me, it freaks me out.
And it's race, religion, whatever. There's people who hate rednecks.
I'm ninety seven point eighty seven percent redneck, and people
hate that. I find it disgusting and I don't find
it tempting to hate entire groups of people. I have
to watch my tongue in other ways. I don't expect
to see in our country our government getting back into
the game of saying, because there are bad things being said,
we're going to police these bad things on behalf of
one group of people. Does this sound this topeing to you?
That there was a doctor who called himself science Itself,
who way back in the day, and I'm saying way
back he decided to take a people, a group of
people who were getting sick and call it a virus.
Maybe it's a virus, but there is also belief that
it was not a virus. It was related to lifestyle.
Way too much partying all night, many days in a row,
way too many drugs, way too many antibiotics to counteract,
rampant sort of interactions, sexual interactions with others, and way
too much of that. It made people very, very sick.
And this doctor stepped in and said, Okay, we're going
to create a vaccine for this, but right now we
need you to take a drug called AZT, which was
so poisonous to the guy who invented AZT refused to
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get made. Mark Olias is one of the most likely
to abuse law law fair or the guys used to
be at Perkins Cooy, which disgraced itself in politics, and
Mark Elias is having this discussion about campaign finance arguments
with Justice Thomas, and we're to believe that Mark Ollias
is a very, very smart man.
Speaker 6: Just so I'm clear, is there any First Amendment interests
in coordinated expenditures?
Speaker 7: Your honor? I think that there is an interest, a
First Amendment interest in coordinated expenditures in true regards Number one,
there is an interest. Anytime any entity or person wishes
to make a contribution to a political committee, they are
making they are expressing First Amendment speech. They are engaged
in First Amendment speech. Buckley said that that that is
satisfied by allowing them to contribute. So essentially the speech
is in the first dollar, it is in showing support
for that candidate. And that's why the contribution limits could
be thirty five hundred dollars, because the idea to contribution
to the candidates, because the donor is engaged in First
Amendment activity, engage in First Amendment speech, it is essentially
symbolic speech. It's the act of giving money. So that's
number one. Number two, again, I think this case would
be a very different one if the as applied challenge.
First of all, if it wasn't as applied challenge. But second,
if it was an ad applied challenge where what the
party wanted was its own speech and it wants to
coordinate that speech with the candidate.
Speaker 6: I still don't understand what you're saying. If the party
coordinates with the candidate and pays the bill, is that
speech or is does that have a First Amendment protection?
Or is it simply, as you say, a bill paying exercise.
Speaker 1: It is speech.
Speaker 7: It is speech, and under Buckley, what it is treated
as is a contribution, and therefore, though it is speech,
it is subject to limit by Congress on how much
can be spent in engaging in that speech.
Speaker 1: When I tie, they speak, my tithing is free speech? Wow,
freedom of association? Okay, it's speech. Money is speech, says
one of our betters, market Lice, and I love Justice Thomas.
I don't understand what you're saying. I don't think Mark
Elias understands what he's saying. What he wants is campaign
finance limits for the other side, because the Left has
built up all of these NGOs who don't need no
stink in campaign finance because they use tax dollars and
USAID and they have employee unions like the federal government
employe union like the teachers' unions that are not quote
campaign actors. He knows that we know that God uses
simple things to shame the wise. Markalize, I see what
you're doing. I think, Justice Thomas's what you're doing.
Speaker 5: Now.
Speaker 1: That's supposedly the Supreme Court. And reminder, we don't have
a Supreme court because we've got some eighteen hundred district
courts that are all supreme courts because all of them
can restrain the actions of the President of the United States,
the only official in government elected by the entire country
of voters by virtue of the electoral College, but the
only directly elected officeholder that's voted on by the whole country,
and a district court in some state can block him. Therefore,
they're also a supreme court because the Supreme Court is
not supreme. It's also not supreme because of the presence
of the FISA Court. So the FISA Court was invented
because sometimes the government wants to be able to void
the Constitution on issues of surveilling Americans. This was sold
to US as a foreign FI sipport to deal with
foreign issues of Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act, so that we
could violate the Constitution lightly. And then gosh, it seems
that all of a sudden, there's this happening where they
go out and they're monitoring foreign entities. But look at this.
They're getting the phone records of Americans, the text records
of Americans with whom Americans are interacting. They're having that
all brought in in this big web. Oh gosh, that's
too bad. So the FI sip coort gets to allow
entities to violate the Constitution in advance of this. It's
almost like the opposite of prior restraint that legally there's
limits on what their government can do to restrain your
actions in prior to doing something. This is almost prior permission.
Well it's not almost. It is we give you permission
to vite the Constitution. Representative Thomas Massey, who some people
can't stand because sometimes he argues with President Trump, called
out Mike Johnson because Mike Johnson came in promising Feiser reform,
and they had one meeting with intelligence officials and came
back and all of a sudden, Mike Johnson changed his mind,
which begs the question, what did they show him?
Speaker 8: I was ecstatic a decade ago when we got an
amendment pass to require a warrant, but somehow that got
stripped out. And it's kind of like Lucy and the
Football and Charlie Brown. We get so close, or we
think we've won, and then it gets pulled away. And
I'll talk a little bit about the elephant in the room.
One of her colleagues here, who used to be for
Feiser reform is now the Speaker of the House and
cast the deciding vote against Peiso reform last Congress. We
don't want to talk about that too much, but I'm
going to bring it up because when he was asked
why did he change his position, he said he learned
some stuff and a skiff. Well, the skiff is like
the magic room where they go change your mind. The
problem with his story is I spent three hours in
the skiff with him, and when we pressed the CIA
director and the Director of National Intelligence and the head
of the FBI, all of them were in the skiff.
Give us one example where you couldn't have solved the
crime or you couldn't have prevented some mass casualty event
because of a warrant requirement. They could not give us
a single example. The only person in that room who
had a decent argument about anything was a vice a
judge who said, ah, you're going to need more skifts
somewhere if we're going to review these, if we're gonna
have to review warrants, and so it became a cost issue.
But I thought that was kind of lame. You know,
it's going to cost some money to follow the constitution.
Speaker 1: Well, it might cost some money to follow the constitution.
Who are they following? There are betters? Who are they following?
Who are the betters of the betters? It seems I
can see intelligence services the betters of the betters, and
they want access to every dime we spend. They have
it now, but then they want control. Look at the
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a member of Parliament making something very very clear. My
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pushes drugs. I'd admit it's a it's a snarky thing
to say that President Trump's become a drug pusher. And
I watched the Trump our X announcements and I'm trying
to be helpful, I am, and yes, drug prices are high.
One of the reasons that drug prices are high is
because the government are stinking drug pushers. They're involved, They
involve themselves in pushing opioids. Because farmer came along in
prot ended that pain is a vital sign. They sold
that in and hundreds of billions of dollars later, and
how many deaths. There's a whole bunch of people hooked
on opioids that came out of the opioid use from
doctors and hospitals. A friend of mine died because after
two botched surgeries from the same source, he ended up
hooked on opioids. He destroyed his family, he destroyed himself,
and he went from being a very successful Christian father
earning a great income to a guy who died alone
in a reno Nevada hotel room, and they didn't find
out about it until a maid went up and found
his dead body. That all started with opioids. So yeah,
drug prices are high because drug prices have also been
pushed up higher because the government continues to guarantee the sale.
So I see what President Trump has done. I can
look at this and see a positive to it. But
I must tell you the people who are staging Trump
in this, they did him no favor in the setting
of this. The microphone he used it was clipping, distorted,
and it was not the proper setting for this. They
had the President speaking at a level as if he
was in a stadium. Here is part of this statement
he's describing here, trump RX.
Speaker 2: The first of these unprecedented price reductions will be available
starting in January through a new website, trumprx dot gov.
And these big price cuts will greatly reduce the cost
of healthcare. I'm also taking on the gigantic health insurance
companies that have gotten rich on billions of dollars of
money that should go directly to the people.
Speaker 1: Agreed that the insurance companies have gotten rich. Disagree that
if you're going to give the money to the people.
It should first come to government. Disagree in that step.
But on the Trump or X thing, Okay, prices are
being lord so people can use more drugs. The job
of the government is not to get more people on drugs.
In some populations of kids, there are eighty percent of
young people eighteen thirty four run there. There is about
eighty percent of them in some populations on psychotropics. At
adepressants sold into society based upon something that pharma can't replicate.
They cannot replicate the serotonin reuptake problems. That's when I
say they can't replicate it. I mean they published papers
saying here's what's happening, and people have gone and actually
done their own tests and came back and said, whoa, wait,
this doesn't replicate. We can't get the same result. If
you're gonna do something as serious as monkey with people's
brain chemistry, you should be able to go back to
your tests and say, hey, anybody can run the same
test and get the same result. They can't do that.
The President would serve this country better if the website
was trumpofrx dot com. If you want to help the entry,
mister President, on the topic of prescription drugs. Yes, there
are some things that keep people alive. They're not statins.
By the way, you think statins are keeping you alive,
I have news for you. Yes, there are drugs that
people have to have. Insulin is one of them. And
if you're a type one diabetic, you have to have that.
If you're type two you can almost certainly reverse that.
But the website should be trumpoffrx dot com. It should
be that pharmaceutical companies who have sold drugs they know
to be addictive, like antidepressants. And you'll never hear a
doctor who prescribes your kid antidepressants tell you, oh, by
the way, these are more addictive than crack. And if
your kid tries to step off these drugs, that commonly
causes suicidal intent, ideation, homicidal intent. Some of the most
dangerous things you'll ever go through are the last few
days or weeks of someone stepping down off these drugs.
Pharma doesn't provide step down kits. They don't provide downdoses.
This is why my wife, after I made the mistake
giving into pharma, spent her time in a tiny little
bathroom shaving with a jewelry kit, shaving off edges of
tablets onto a jewelry scale. So she carefully stepped our
daughter off of this stuff, so I fill for it.
They'll also not tell you that these drugs, these antidepressants,
they cause suicidal ideation and depression. President Trump would be
better off doing that than what he just did, and
I would pray that he would someday see the light
on this. Maybe this is just engagement bait. Finance guy's
ex wife rights. If you want a top one percent girlfriend,
but you make less than top one percent income, you
cannot afford a top one percent girlfriend. Do you agree?
So what is the top one percent girlfriend? By the way,
what does that mean? You can define this. You can
define human beings down to such a finite scale that
everybody agrees on what top one percent is. No, there
are things that you will love about your spouse that
you can only love about your spouse because your spouse
is the only person with this dynamic, with these characteristics.
What's top one percent for you isn't going to be
top one percent for me unless we're truly trying to
become animalistic. And in that case, do animals even rate
things this way? No, they don't go after top one
percent they go after, so you cannot define top one
percent girlfriend across the board. And a woman named Amy
Nixon writes back and says this, for years in America,
tons of broke guys married total stunners. When they were
both twenty three, right after college. She bet on his
potential and probably helped him realize some of it later too.
It was healthier than we have today, a bunch of
lonely confused thirty some things. Yes, yes, looking at things transactionally. Secondly,
youth is beauty. When people age, things happen to them.
I'm here to tell you there's a lot of indignities
in being into your late fifties. You have hair growing
places where hair should never ever be. You have and
you can lift all the weights you want, You could
take all the calls you want. You could walk around
at sub ten percent body fat, and guess what, unless
you've always been sub ten percent body fat, unless you've
never had a period of time in your life where
you were saying my case, nearly four hundred pounds, you're
gonna have stuff that secks. I look at the hair
that grows on my legs now at my age, and
I look at this and say, that's not hair, that's
stink and fur. I'm a frickin chimpanzee, and I'm blessed
to have a top one percent wife. When we met,
I was not yet quite almost four hundred pounds, but
getting there. I was someone who had an apartment with
a mattress on the floor and a green couch with
cigarette holes in it. I don't smoke, but the guy
who gave it to me had I didn't buy. I
didn't do laundry, so I had a closet filled with
clothes that I wore once or twice and piled up
into a big box. Because why do laundry? I had
to walk down four stairs and then do the laundry
down there in the basement. So why not just buy
new clothes? My refrigerator contains nothing. Why do that? Why
don't just go out and meat? I will not really
ever understand what my wife saw in me, but I
pray to God she never stopped seeing it. It's change
over time. Things do change over time. She told me
this once, that it was how I interacted with children.
Because I ended up working for a while at her
school where she was a teacher, that she saw the
quality of the way I dealt with children, and that
wasn't me. God gave that to me. And I had
a dad who was a social worker and a mom
who was a teacher, and I like kids. She saw
that potential potential for family. I'll look back in her
life and in the areas where I've fallen down. His
husband and I grieve for that because my wife is
top one percent. And how I did define that, well,
you know what, that's private between my wife and I.
That's something of our fortress, of our marriage. But I
haven't find her that way. So this transactional nature. If
you're out shopping for a top one percent girlfriend, I
hope that you understand something. One percent and top one
percent changes over time. There was a young man who's
becoming a he's becoming a therapist. He preaches beautifully at
our church. He's not a preacher, he's not a pastor.
But he told a story about his quote. He didn't
say top one percent wife. But they married young, they
married energetic, they were beautiful together. They're both very good looking.
And then his wife got sick, and in getting sick,
she was nearly paralyzed. She wasn't supposed to live. They
had to do multiple restarts of her. They did do
organ transplants. She got a freak infection that she was
lucky to live through. He showed a picture of the
day they got married and in their youth they both
looked top one percent. He showed a picture of her
hooked up to tubes in a hospital bed. She couldn't move,
she couldn't be sexy, she couldn't go out and do things,
And to this day she's changed physically. She can't be physical.
So what did she drop? A percentage point or maybe ten?
This transactional look at relationships is going to get you
a transactional divorce, and several of them. The Holy Spirit
will not let me care about race. And I've determined
that this is a fact because no matter how hard
I try, and I try to put myself in the
minds of people who deeply, deeply care about race, and
if I'm to think about it from a perspective that's say,
non spiritual, I think about it from a worldly perspective.
I didn't do anything to get the race I have.
I was, I was born, that's it. I didn't engineer that.
I didn't raise my hand and say I'd like to
be born. I didn't get to pick my parents. And
for me, again, from a worldly perspective, race has become
color because effectively there are two races. There is white
and black, and then white adjacent. And that's all very
purposeful to divide people along these lines. Now culture, Oh, okay,
have that talk all the time. You know, I'm fascinated
by our family treaty a degree, because we've got some
your combinations in our family tree. John wilkes Booth is
in our family tree, and so it's Sir William Wallace.
I don't know that you can get different in terms
of Sir William Wallace and John Wolke's Booth. I mean
they both took lives. Wallace in defense of his country,
in defense of his family, and to some degree for
revenge and also to kick interlopers out of his country.
John Wolke's Booth, on the other hands, was an assassin.
There's a bunch of other things about our family tree
that I find interesting. There's this long history of men
in my family refusing the correct path to financial stability,
such as college in some cases even high school, and
yet they're going out and making it. And that's part
of a family tree that I'm really proud of. But
was that white? And I know that there are people
who've bought into victim ideology and say, yeah, the only
reason that happens for your family is because of white power.
If they've been black, they wouldn't be able to do that.
But that's not the reason why I think that the
Holy Spirit will not let me care about race. It
has to do with a prayer. A guy taught us.
It's a pretty important prayer. This guy taught us. There's
a prayer that we don't often think about, particularly if
we've been Christians for a long time, particularly you come
from a Catholic background or a Lutheran background where or
even I think Presbyterian, where the Lord's Prayer is repeated.
And the person who taught us the Lord's prayer was Jesus.
He said, pray like this. He didn't say only pray this,
He said, pray like this our Father, and everyone does.
You have to do, King James. It's a rule when
you're doing the Lord's prayer. Our Father Heart in heaven,
how lo be thy name that Kingdom come, that will
be done on earth as it is in Heaven. Give
us this day, our daily bread, and forgive us a trespass,
this as we forgive those who trespass against us, and
lead us not a temptation, but deliver us from evil.
For Thine is the kingdom, and the power and the
glory forever and ever. Men. What is God's will in
relation to race? That will be done, that kingdom come,
That will be done on earth as it is in heaven.
What exists in heaven in regard to race, Jesus told
us there's neither Greek nor jew. There's neither servant nor master.
There's no race to the body of Christ. No race.
Notes from people who are concerned about being deracified, and
this is the term I'm learning as I'm spending time
with followers and supporters of Nick Frantes. I'd never heard
that phrase deracinized. And there's a lot of people really
upset about it, seeing an entire culture wiped out, and
some of them raise it to the level of of
just a mass wipeout. Some of them are metaphorical about it,
but saying, yeah, it's the ending of a race of
people by virtue of having children with people of another race,
or by virtue of replacement, bringing in a bunch of
people until the country has changed demographically that's happening. I'm
not concerned about the colors of the people who are
coming in. I'm concerned about their cultures. What are their cultures.
Do they have America's best interest at heart? Do they
respect our constitution in our system or are they here
for money for handouts. I'm concerned about that, but it's
not the race thing. Culture. Absolutely, I want American culture maintained.
What is it. We guarantee the right to have life
so you can pursue liberty, life, liberty, and happiness. We
protect your life so you have liberty to pursue happiness.
We don't have a government that provides things to you. Culturally,
it protects what God is given you and it recognizes
these things such as the right to free speech, the
right to defend yourself, the right to be secure in
your belongings, as things given to us by God Almighty,
and they're not to be monkeyed with by government. Inalienable. Yes,
that's part of our culture. Part of our culture is entrepreneurialism,
voluntary exchange of goods and services for value, things of bartering.
That's our heritage. It used to be that our heritage
was unless it was vital to an American interest. We
didn't go to war that used to be. Then we
created the military industrial complex and now the state pharmaceutical
and insurance complex. Everything's a disease. Everything needs to pill.
Every war needs American involvement in American money and American
blood and treasures. So our culture has changed. It's not race,
it's not color, it's culture. I care about culture. I
don't care about race, and I don't think the Holy
Spirit's gonna let me care about race, because in the
New Heaven and the New Earth, there isn't any race.
There's just the body of Christ. This is a bit
of congressional testimony, and this woman is talking to Brandon Gill,
who is a congressman from Texas, and she's made the
case that white Christian nationalism is very very scary. But
she is not willing to say that white Christian nationalism
is very very scary until she's confronted with words she
wrote about white Christian nationalism being very very scary, because
up to that point she was pretending that she didn't
say those things, and then he pointed out she said
those things, and then it just gets even more funny.
But there's something here that's so instructive. And this woman's name,
by the way, Amanda Tyler, and she's an attorney executive
director for the Baptist Joint Committee for Religious Liberty, which
is really just a leftist group pretending there's some great
push to have Christians seize the government in some kind
of violent uprising, because that's what Christians do. So I'll
show you a bit of this exchange in a minute,
and then we'll talk about what she says to the
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Tyler talking with Congressman Brandon gil and the talking about
white nationalism. Watch her change for tune about fifty times.
Speaker 4: Transcript Here, you stated in this interview that white Christians
are a problem. I'm asking you if you have the
same view about Black Christians.
Speaker 9: I think white Christians have done more than other groups
to perpetuate white Christian nationalism, and I include myself in
that category.
Speaker 4: Black Christians support Christian nationalism at higher rates than white
Christians for the statistics that I just read.
Speaker 9: So Christian nationalism is an ideology that all different groups
can reject. And that's I think that's one social subvice.
Speaker 4: So now, and no, no, no, My understanding is that the
categorical the categorical condemnation only applies to white Christians and
not to Black Christians. That seems to be your testimony.
Speaker 1: That was her testimony. And she began the testimony by
talking about, oh, I never said that, and then he
pulled out a piece of paper and said, actually, you
said it right here as you just watched. What does
he uncover? This woman has no concern about Christian nationalism
because when black people want Christian nationalism, she doesn't care
when white people want Christian nationalism. It's alarming. And I've
got a suggestion for her, since she includes herself in
the group of people she says are building the structure
for Christian white Christian nationalism. Stop you didn't say past tense.
I used to do this, now I don't, so stop.
And on the topic of Christian nationalism, if it is
ever top down and force upon others, it ceases to
be Christians, so it becomes auxtionmeronic Jesus never forced a
person to do anything. Now, as it said once in
the Chosen his Father, Well, that's a different story, and
Jesus will return his judge every knee, will bow it
every time, we'll confess. But I still don't think it's
going to be Jesus coming and grabbing people by the
backs of the heads and pushing them down saying bow
to me. I think people are going to regard his
majesty and think, oh my gosh, I am just dirt.
If Christian nationalism comes about because people vote actual abiding
Christians into office who then go about doing Christian them
the right way, such as seeking to serve rather than
be served, not lording the power over others, continuing to abide,
and figuring out, yes, you can actually be kind to
sojourners as you kindly tell them you have illegally sojourned
into our country. We're going to humanly remove you because
we have laws, and Jesus followed laws and told us
to follow laws unless it violates God's word. So what
was unveiled here is this woman is concerned about white,
so stop being white. Oh that's right. It's one of
those immutable characteristics and as we so often point out here,
there is no race in the body of Christ. It
does not exist. That's what Jesus taught us. That's the
super show for the week. These are the things that
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