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actually said about women and families and policy? Could win?
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Speaker 1: Today is the day the Lord has made, and these
are the times so which God is the side of
his shr life. And it's time such as these that
we want to take a little bit of a comparison.
What about isms and side by side comparisons are very
very useful. Donald Trump had said, if you elect your Biden,
the stock market will crash. We're watching it crash. There's
a whole ton of people. In fact, I got an
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A lot of people are going, wait, so he was right,
this was going to happen. Sure because all this is
predictinided upon fake value. What do I mean by that, Well,
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Here's something that most people don't know and it makes
absolute no sense. With the value of Testa going up, up, up, up,
up up up. What didn't go up The value of
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up up, as Navidia was going up, and people were
buying Navidi because people were buying Navidia, which led to
more people buying Navidia. Because more people were buying Navidia.
As that was all going on, you won't it's not
going up. Any of the companies that Navidia needs to
stay in business didn't have the same meteoric rise because
it was all based upon falsehoods. Falsehoods tied to emotion,
and emotion is the fastest and easiest way to sell
bad ideas in the modern world. We can compare this
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need to be other politicians. Do not ever turn fire
on voters. Don't use the words stupid, deplorable, don't do that.
Jd Vance stepped on that rule when he talked about
cat ladies. I understood what he's saying. You understood what
he's saying. And maybe if you're talking about your dear
old aunt, a cat lady can be a funny thing.
But it's it's not a funny thing to women without kids,
and it allowed people like Chelsea Handler to come and
take this and run rage videos about it. It was
an unforced error. Jd Vance is a brilliant man. He
might be the smartest, the most high bandwidth intellectually vice
presidential candidate we've had in a long time, if not
in history. He's also a great mix of action and thought.
He served our country in war, and he went to Harvard.
He wasn't supposed to get into Harvard. After all, he's
a hillbilly. How did he get into Harvard? This is
hillbilly jd Vance talking about the issue of anti child policies.
So what are chanti child policies?
Speaker 2: Here?
Speaker 1: He is talking about without using the phrase cat lady.
Speaker 3: The best way to invest in it is to ensure
the next generation actually exists. So I think sending those
signals via policy, but the cultural messaging in politicians is important.
I also think, just to be a little stark about this,
I think we have to go to war against the
anti child idea ideology that exists in our country. A
few weeks ago. No, Twitter is not real life, but
I forget even what caused it, But there was this
ridiculous effort by millennial feminist writers to talk about why
having kids was not a good thing, why they were
glad they didn't have kids, and even encouraging people who
had had children to talk about why they regretted having children,
which of course is like mother's psyche on Mother's Day,
which is like psychologically deranged to ask mothers on Mother's
Day to talk about why they regretted having children. And
what it made me realize is that so much of
what drives elite culture is mediocre millennial journalists who haven't
gotten out of their career what they thought they would right.
And the thing is, everybody can be an exceptional mother
and father. Not everybody can be an exceptional journalist at
the New York Times, And not enough people have accepted
that if they put their entire life's meaning into their
credential and to where they went to school, into what
kind of job they have, if you put all of
your life's meaning into that, you're going to be the
sort of person who asks women to talk about how
they regret having children. You're going to be a sad,
lonely pathetic person, and you're going to know it internally,
so you're going to project it onto people who have
actually built something more meaningful with their lives. I think
we have to go to war against that ideology and
the people behind it, because we need to say to
the people in my hometown, you know I've seen this
with just to be honest with my sister, I love
my sister is just the best person. I love her
to death, and sometimes you know, she'll say things to
me like, you know, I just may maybe I should
have delayed having kids, Maybe I should have went to school,
maybe I should have did this or that, And it's like, lindsay,
you've been a great mom. Your children are happy, they're healthy,
You've taken good care of them. You've shown me. I mean,
you know, she was my older sister. She took care
of me a lot in a very chaotic home. People
like my sister should not feel like the cultural messaging
is your life is inadequate. People who are sending that
message should feel that their life is inadequate, and of
course they do. They're just too ashamed about it.
Speaker 1: To talk about it. So singing it without cat Lady
is still talking about people finding emptiness in life by
putting all of their self worth into something that they
do for profession or something they achieve a degree. It's
wise and it goes back to something we've talked about
on the program, and that is permanent identity, a strong
base of identity. Jadevance is talking about rhetoric that is
anti child. Anti child is what, it's anti life, it's
anti human. You cannot have anti child policies and be
pro human. But the world's drowning in people, it's not.
We're seeing Europe get to a point where it's not
replacing itself with children. And look at the consequence the
decision to rush in tons of what they call migrants,
which are actually just illegal immigrants, are just allowed to
pour across the border, not doing it bit by bit,
not introducing slowly, not choosing people who want to go
respect Europe's laws. Look what we've seen in the UK,
Look what we're seeing in Ireland. We're watching people who've
never protested in their lives show up at police stations
to protest houses being given to illegal immigrants over the
native population. This was inevitable, and at some later date
we'll talk about how thrilled Karl Marx would be. Karl
Marx who loved Satan car Marx, who wrote rhapsodically about
burning the earth down. It's good old fashioned communism and
organizing this driving this is divide and conquer, and it
began with anti chown policies and government's waking up saying,
wait a minute, who are we governing. We don't have
a tax base, we don't have a worker base. We
really screwed this up. Open the top, let everybody in.
That's not a reasonable Policy't do that in your home.
We need help. Open the doors, let all comers in. No,
you would check to see who's coming in. When jd
Vance talks about people who find themselves dissatisfied with life
because they've based it upon a degree or a job,
something they've achieved, he's touching upon this thing that we
talked about in the show, that is the broader the
base of your identity, the more solid you are as
a human being. One design of the left that is
so brilliant is to whittle people down into one slim, tiny, shrill,
breakable piece of themselves as their identity. This is purposeful.
You make it the precious. So I know people who
will say, first thing out of their mouth, I'm a
gay man. Then I have friends and family members who
are same sex attracted and you wouldn't know it. I mean,
you might eventually see them with a boyfriend or a girlfriend,
then you might go, oh, but it is not the
most important part of themselves. I've got family members who
identify as the opposite sex. You might not know that,
although I think you probably would. Very very pretty people,
very pretty I think you would know. But you know what,
you would not get a lecture, you know, what would
be incidental that you would hear about their interest in
the environment and architecture and art and sports and music
and family, family, family, family, family, long before you'd hear
about that, because they have a base of identity that
gives that identity as the opposite sex and opportunity to
go away because it's not that which defines them. The
left takes things like sexual identity and race and makes
it you, I am black rather than I have black skin.
I am black rather than my ancestors come from Africa.
There is a difference. Your ancestors coming from Africa is
something on which you can base an identity, because there
are tribal cultures, there's a country's culture, there's a continence culture.
There's music, there's literature, there's art, there's behaviors, there's philosophies.
Skin color is shrill, tiny small. The left takes this
with sexual identity. I am a gay man. I am
a lesbian woman. That's what I am versus I am artists, creator, mother, brother, sister, worker, philanthropist, volunteer,
and I happen to be same sex attracted. Likewise, with single,
childless women, I'm a single woman. You're a woman not
in a relationship. What else are you? You're made by
God in his image. Every hair on your head counted,
every hair countain before you were born. God knew who
you were and knew who you would be. See that
base that identity when it's based upon I am a
child of God Almighty. And this is what we do
when we're Christians and we've accepted the Lord Jesus, we've
agreed to be changed by hand. We've signified that through baptism,
we allow ourselves to be sanctified, which ain't always fun.
By the way, the sanctification process is usually less fun
than the baptism, a lot less fun because a it's
a pruning God taking from us things that don't bear
good fruit so that we can bear more good fruit.
But when we base our identity on I am a
child of God? What does that mean? Made by the Creator?
What does that mean in His image? What does that mean? Masterpiece?
Every hair in my head counted? What does that mean?
God had a design for me wonderfully and awesomely made
or wonderfully and fearsomely made in my mother's womb by whom,
by God? Why? Because of a purpose? What was that purpose?
To work with him, work with the creative of the universe,
to help establish his kingdom on earth. That's a heck
of a job title. And incidental to that is my
daily job title. Hey, I'm a professor. Oh I work
in retail? Well, how do you spread the word of
God working in retailers? Build the kingdom? Working in retail?
You know what I do? I share the Gospel with
everyone I meet, and sometimes occasion I use words. I'm kind,
I'm curious about people their full identity, not the Hey
do you call your skin color black or caramel? Are
you a caramel?
Speaker 2: Hey? Are you?
Speaker 1: Are you a cracker? Assaulted cracker? Or are you more
of a white biscuit? It's racism.
Speaker 2: JD.
Speaker 1: Vans shouldn't have said cat lady, because when he talks
about ideas and he does it this way, he displays
an intellect that's really important for us to respect. God
has given him a great intellect for those of us
who like our country back, the greatest consolation prize ever
in comparison to getting souls back. We should hope that JD.
Vance advances that intellect and advances humility, allowing God to
work through him. And here's why. If President Trump makes
it through and he gets into the White House, makes
it through, attempts to stop him, you know what I mean?
Speaker 2: Right?
Speaker 1: I mean I can't talk about that here because this
might end up on you know, YouTube. But if Donald
Trump makes it into the White House, he'll have four years.
Jade Vance could have eight. So stop saying cat lady.
Please don't attack the electorate. Aim fire at journalists, fair game,
am rhetorical fire at colleagues, opponents, political enemies, fair game.
But please find a way to speak truth wrapped in
grace like I think you did towards the end of
your clip. These are the days to which God has
made meaning he trusts us to live to these times,
meaning he designed you, but today please go God's good grace. H.