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Are you going to bark all day, little doggie, or are you going to bite? We're being delusional.

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Delusional? Yeah. Delusional is okay in your world view. I'm an animal. You don't chastise chickens for being delusional. You don't chastise pigs for being delusional.

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So you calling me delusional using your world view is perfectly okay. It doesn't really hurt. She hung up on me.

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What? What? What? Desperate times call for faithful men and not for careful men.

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The careful men come later and write the biographies of the faithful men, lauding them for their courage.

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Go into all the world and make disciples. Not go into the world and make buddies. Not to make brosives. Right. Don't go into the world and make homies.

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Right. Disciples. I got a bit of a jiggle neck. That's a joke, pastor.

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When we have the real message of truth, we cannot let somebody say they're speaking truth when they're not.

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What's up, guys? Welcome back to another episode of Apologia Radio. Get us at ApologiaStudios .com.

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Got to slow down a bit because we got the lo -fi chilled Christmas happening right now in celebration of Advent, the coming of God in the flesh.

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I'm Jeff the Calming Ninja. That's Luke the Bear over there. What is up and Merry Christmas.

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And Merry Christmas, you filthy animals. And yes, your eyes are not deceiving you right now.

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It is a wonderful Christmas gift. It is such a blessing and an honor to have back on Apologia Radio, one of our fixtures, our actual host, but she's disappeared being a mother, a baby, and a wife and all those things.

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It's Joy the Girl, everybody. Guess who's back. Oh. Yes. How long has it been? It's been a while.

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Like at least a year. I was, yeah. Oh, yeah. Yeah. I was sitting in my office several weeks ago and I was like, why have

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I not just arranged for Georgia to be taken care of on Thursday and come in?

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I'm glad we're talking about this because I've been a little bit irked and upset. I just kind of kept it inside. Luke and I have been a little bit upset.

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We just kept it to ourselves. Just trying to love you. That's all. Okay. Why isn't she in here? This is really, it's making our show worse.

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So why? Welcome back. Joy the Girl. For all of our new viewers and listeners - They're like, who's that?

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I know. You have to go back to the original Apologia Radio. Apologiastudios .com, Apologia Radio.

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Go back. You're missing out on hundreds of episodes and some good, good stuff. And Joy has been there through the whole thing, but she's been doing more important things, obviously.

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I was going to say, which, as we discussed prior to the show, the seventh, so that's four days away, marks eight years for Apologia Radio.

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Eight years! Did you do that on purpose? I did not. I'm not doing this. That was awesome.

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Well, I was just wondering why our celebratory noise was like the sound of a jail cell closing.

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Eight years. That's an announcement. So it's been a fun run. Apologia Radio. Just so you guys know, when we're doing this show for the last year or two without Joy the

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Girl, she has been about 15, 20 feet away to my left - With a child.

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With a child. A beautiful child running around. With child. One of the sweetest things is having

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Georgia every week come in to deliver everybody their checks. So everybody comes to Apologia Studios and Georgia delivers the checks.

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That's my favorite. She tried to give me a check last week and I was like, what do you think you're doing? Oh, yeah. Well, that's the sad thing is that now that she's staying home on Thursdays, we might have to start passing checks out of our -

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We'll bump payday back. We'll bump payday back. Yeah, that's a problem. Whatever. Joy tried to hand me my check and I was like, no, this isn't gonna work.

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That's not good enough. Yeah, this isn't gonna work. Somehow the check was worth less monetarily. Very much so.

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And so that's happening right now. Praise God. You guys ready to have some fun? Yes. I want to know how in the world is

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Pastor James doing dividing line right now? Is he really? Yes. From where?

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His car? Seriously. His car? He's been like, he's been like literally driving through a blizzard like, I'm translating

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Greek right now. And I'm like, put your eyes on the road. He's sending us the elder thread we have. We talked to each other all day and he's sending us like voice texts as he's driving for like 20 straight hours or 24 hours where he's doing drive a

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Jesus. He's driving, listening to scripture and everything else. And he's doing drive a Jesus. So we get his drive a

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Jesus updates. And this morning's was actually really great. It was really great. It was really, really great.

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He made some great observations about Acts 17. I was laughing because he's like, I don't know if I'm the last one to have caught this.

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And I'm like, am I the only one to check out the syntax of Acts 17? Y 'all done that already, right?

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I'm like, I told, I told pastor Zach, I wanted to send him anchorman. I'm like, you know, I don't speak

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Spanish. All right. Just for fun. We're going to get into the election stuff today.

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We're going to talk about the witnesses coming forward in the States. We're Jenna Alice and junior Giuliani are right now really going across the country to different legislatures, speaking, showing the evidence, talking about the affidavits, bringing the witnesses forward.

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We're going to play some of those clips for you guys today. We're going to talk about things like gay Lords and trucks and stacks of ballots and, and all kinds of things.

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So that's what we're doing today. So let's start with some fun stuff though. Cause it could get pretty intense in here, especially with joy.

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Did you know that banging your head against the wall for one hour burns 150 calories? How many brain cells does it burn?

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Probably more than that, but 150 calories. I just not sure it's worth it. Cause like you could probably run for 15 minutes and get the same effect.

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Right. And you're just done brain damage. You're done. Like even if you hate running, it's 15 minutes.

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It's 15 minutes. You're not, your legs are a little sore. Right. But like, you're not hating life as much.

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You don't have a mic. Why is that like a new COVID workout or something? It makes sense in COVID. Everything you've been doing is actually slightly beneficial.

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It's probably somebody did that after like the stupidity in our nation right now. So they just were so upset.

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Just so you know, all that work you're putting in, it's doing something. 150, but it's something. It's about like, it's about like.

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Go out and have a. Half a Haagen -Dazs. Yeah. Half a Haagen -Dazs. Take a, take a bite of a

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Snickers. Half a Haagen -Dazs. Oh gosh. Uh, in Switzerland. No, I've only been banging for an hour today.

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I can't have the full Dazs. In Switzerland.

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Oh, apparently, uh, James had a pastor Rob from Desert Hills fill in. Ah, makes sense.

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I was wondering how James is going to deal. He's driving. Uh, I'm looking forward to the drive of Jesus though. Travel Jesus. Yeah. Drive of Jesus.

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It's pretty great. Uh, in Switzerland, it is illegal to own just one Guinea pig. Just one.

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You're going to get one. You got to get two. Well, then get lonely. Okay. They'll get joy. Of course. She's like, well, that law makes perfect sense to me.

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Get joy. That's interesting. Yeah. Uh, I don't know how to say this word, but paterna phobia is the fear of being tickled by feathers.

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Oh. Oh. Yeah. I didn't know that was a thing. Interesting. There are weird things. Some people have really bad reactions to being tickled.

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Yes. Like crying. Like intense. Like at first it's fun and then it turns into like literal crying.

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Yeah. And like panic. Yeah. Is that you? No. Have you experienced this? Yeah. We're not afraid of anything.

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We know that. Yeah. We've tried. Not feathers, certainly. Everything. Snakes can help predict earthquakes.

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Fun fact. Snakes can help. This one actually is very interesting. I actually like this one.

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Crows can hold grudges against specific individual people. Oh yeah. I believe that. Yeah.

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They're super smart. Yeah. Yeah. Um, they're. Did they ask them? How do they know that? You can look up videos of crows, like solving puzzles.

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And then if you notice, um, they will, um, like if a crow is eating on like a little, in a little open expansive land, the other crows will be up in the trees while the one eats.

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And they'll like keep a lookout. Yeah. And so then other animals trust the area more too, because they know that the crows are looking out.

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Wow. Wow. Come back. Not a good time. Yeah. That's interesting. Crows can hold grudges against specific people.

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I wonder if magpies also can hold grudges. I feel like it's. Well, I don't know.

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I'm not an ornithologist. Did you know the name? Of course you did. You animal lover.

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What did you say? You animal lover. An ornithologist. Someone is like an. Ornithology. Born. Yeah.

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Yeah. Am I the only one that didn't know? Crows, magpies, and ravens seem similar. Okay. All right.

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Are you talking about those Australian magpies? Yeah, magpies. They will attack your head. When we were in Brisbane, I saw a guy wearing one of the helmets.

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When you first showed me that, I was like, I'll never see that in real life. And then I saw it in real life.

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And then you saw it for real? Call mom. Call mom. I think

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James did have to wear one of those helmets. Or someone told me. It wasn't.

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Sorry. When we were there, it wasn't. They only are like that during breeding season. Oh, okay. Because they're guarding their turf.

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So we did check on that. I think I did because I was like, uh. But we were safe because it wasn't that time of year.

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But we had to deal with the man bats. Oh, yeah. I forgot about those massive bats.

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It was a different story. Wow. Australia. Crazy place. So let's take a look at magpie attacks. Just so you guys can get a feel for what we're actually.

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This is one of my favorite videos on YouTube. What we're actually saying here. This is a woman in Australia. It's true.

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They're driving around there with things poking out of their helmets and everything else. Well, she actually. Let me turn off the

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Christmas music here. Let me just work this over here. Lo -fi. There you go. You're off. Okay. Here you go.

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So this is. They wear sticks and metal things out of their helmets because the magpies attack.

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And she's trying out different experiments here. Like, what happens if you put eyes on your helmet? Because they say, well, that'll work.

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That'll keep them away. So magpies think that you're looking at them. Right. But it's actually a thing. Nate Wilson told us when he was filming for their.

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Oh, yeah. With sharks. With sharks. As long as you look at a shark in the face. The shark's like, nope. Like, you know.

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Right. You're just like, dominion. Dominion. Dominion. And then they're like, they swerve. So, um.

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This is her little experiment, if you haven't seen it. Quite a fierce magpie.

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And the. Her being P -10. Look at it. It's already appearing. Circling.

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It's the males that do that. Um. Hopefully the eyes are going to work. They're massive too.

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I don't know how the helmet on, so. Shouldn't. Hurt too much. Um. Can I just.

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So. I love how she's like. The eyes don't work. The eyes don't work. She's like, call mom. Call mom. They have those in Salt Lake City.

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Remember? We saw those. Yeah. But they're not mean there for some reason. Yeah. For some reason. Because everything in Australia will kill you. Everything in Australia is trying to kill you.

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Yeah. It's a dangerous place to live. Yeah. So, crows can hold grudges against specific individual people. How do they know?

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Like, did they just happen to. They're just really smart. One crow's like. What about a crow's face?

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Well, I don't think. What is it? It's just. I just really don't like your outfit.

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Can crows. Can crows like roll their eyes? They're like. This lady again. She brought us wheat bread last time.

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You're gonna love this. You're off the list. Is that gluten free? Uh. No thanks.

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We don't give it. Little stale. Uh. Birditarian here. No thanks. Yeah. The oldest, quote, your mom joke was discovered on a 3 ,500 -year -old tree.

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No kidding. Interesting. What was the joke? It's been going. It didn't say.

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It says it was discovered in Iraq in 1976. Yeah.

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But apparently there's a your mom joke. I need to know the joke. All the way back. All the way back. Yeah. I wonder what it is.

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Babylon. It was Daniel about the king. Yeah. Daniel's like, you're gonna bow.

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You're gonna worship. He's like. Now I gotta figure out what the joke was. Your mom. Now I gotta come up with the joke.

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Your mom bows before the statue. Your mom bows before this.

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I'm guessing. It was a Babylonian tablet. So, you know, there may be a connection there. So far, two diseases have successfully been eradicated.

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Smallpox and rinderpest. Oh, yeah. Good old rinderpest. Have you ever heard of rinderpest? Soon to be

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COVID -19 on the list, apparently. What is rinderpest?

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I don't know. Yeah. Yeah. Well, I'm glad it's gone. Yeah. Thankful. Good.

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Yeah. Cariphobia is an irrational fear of fun or happiness. That's definitely not me.

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I think I've known a few people in my 42 years where I'm like, you're just no fun. Are you afraid?

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Oh, I know a few. Are you afraid? Are you afraid? I know a few. 7 % of American adults believe that chocolate milk comes from brown cows.

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No, stop it. Guaranteed. All government educated. Stop it. 7 %? 7 % of American adults believe that chocolate milk comes from brown cows.

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If you lift a kangaroo's tail off the ground, it cannot hop. Which is cool.

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Yeah, that's their strongest. When we were in Australia together. Yeah. Speaking of mean animals, it'll kill you. Yeah. Did we go to the kangaroo thing?

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Yeah. Remember when we saw the koalas? Oh, that's right. Yeah, yeah. No, the one where you're like in a place where there's like a thousand of them. Oh, no, no, no.

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We didn't go to that one. When Imogen and I were there, we got to walk around. It's kind of, it's slightly terrifying. Well, yeah, they're intimidating.

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They're smaller than you, the ones that are in there, but they will kick your butt. Right. It's a legitimate fight for your life you'll have.

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Yeah. They'll tear you up. Well, yeah, and some of them are just like, they're like ripped. Yeah. They look scary.

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Oh, yeah. Like muscular and like. Like that one farmer that was like boxing that one. Right. Because he's going after his dog.

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Exactly. Oh, yeah. That's a great picture. Did you guys see the video of the guy that, well, the video starts and a guy just appears from under the water and he has this little alligator in his mouth and his hand.

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Oh, yeah. His dog. His dog. He wrestles his little dog out of the thing's mouth. I just love that the video starts with him not in the frame.

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It's just the lake and then he just like comes out. Yeah. Oh, my God. And he saves his little dog. That's amazing.

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He saves his little dog. Yeah. And he's like, alligator. I'd be like, personally,

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I'd be like, looks like I don't have a dog anymore. Well. Well, it's fun while it lasts. I could see joy going in and be like,

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I'm going for it. I'm going to kill it. I mean, depends on the size of the alligator. Did you see that big old one they caught in Florida last week on the golf course?

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There was like this monster, like 15 foot gator roaming around. And it was, I mean, it was probably like this big around.

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It was insane. I've never seen an alligator that big. Oh, I did see that. Yes. It was crazy. But do you know what else is crazy? Fact number 13 on this list is most

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Korean people don't have armpit odor. Wait, say that again. Most Korean people don't have armpit odor.

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Only 0 .006, say the South of the Korean population have the

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ABCC 11 gene, which is the cause of armpit odor. No kidding. As a result, deodorants are rarely sold in Korea.

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Korea. And that is what I call privilege. Listen, that may be a legitimate form of privilege.

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Not white privilege. I mean, what was that? Korean privilege? Yeah, it is. It's Korean privilege. I bet North Korea.

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We should start a movement. North Korea, they probably. White pits matter. In North Korea, they probably praise

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Kim Jong -un for not having pit odor. But did you know? I'm sorry, but this is a thing that happened a few months ago to me.

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I saw an article about Kim Jong -un and I was like, didn't he die? I thought he did too.

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And then he, I thought he died at the beginning of 2020. No, they were saying he was sick, right?

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They said that people were saying he died having a surgery on his spleen or something. They announced it.

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Yes, yes. And so is nobody else going to talk about this? I haven't been keeping updated with my daily noon updates.

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We're catching up. I'm catching you guys up on the last year of my life.

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Yeah, but I felt the same way. Has he made an appearance since then? Does anybody know? I wonder if anyone watching the thread knows. Yeah, recently,

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I think he did. Okay. All right. But yeah, I saw some sort of, yeah. Everyone was saying that he died in surgery.

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Yeah. Yeah, he got really ill and then died in surgery. And then the girl took over for, I'm sorry. I don't even remember this. That's not super respectful because I'm sure she's educated.

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So saying the girl took over for him. And then some girl took over. I know what you mean.

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But a female. Also, she stepped in. I don't know. And then I was like, did I just make that up?

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They took over. Right. You guys ready to get into it? Thank you, everybody, for watching right now. Let's get started.

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We have so much to talk about. First and foremost, let's lay down a foundation here. There's stuff happening right now in the

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United States of America. Obviously, the major media platforms have all called the election for vice.

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Sorry. President elect Joe Stalin and. We can have

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Biden. Kami Harris. That is what they all are calling.

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Problem is, right now, there are disputes taking place in certain states. Legal disputes with affidavits and sworn witnesses and testimonies.

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That's all being presented in the court system. But also, they're being brought forth to speak to the legislature in those states.

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So we have Michigan that happened. Pennsylvania. Pennsylvania. Georgia's happening right now, literally live.

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Arizona was this week. Yeah. And so that's right. So tons of stuff happening right now. Obviously, in the past, everyone's saying, you know how many witnesses, affidavits, testimonies that really matter.

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Well, now they're bringing it forth. Everyone's getting a chance to hear this stuff. So here's the deal. As Christians, our concern is with honesty and integrity.

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We have a worldview that can make sense of a desire for truth and telling the truth and integrity.

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It was the Christian worldview that gave rise to this great American experiment.

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What we see around us in terms of the blessings and benefits of a free society and honesty, expected integrity in elections, all that stuff is as a result of the biblical worldview.

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You do not get a necessary commitment to integrity, honesty, and election processes without the

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Christian worldview. You cannot justify and appeal to absolute standards of morality apart from biblical worldview.

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It's a transcendental issue. It's something that you have to have the preconditions for intelligibility to make sense of an appeal to integrity in elections and those sorts of things.

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So in other words, Christianity doesn't go well with tyranny. Christianity revolts against tyranny because it actually hates neighbor.

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If you are a believer and you love your neighbor, then you'll be jealous for their liberty. And so the

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Christian worldview gave rise to what we see around us that are blessings and benefits in our culture and society in terms of justice, integrity, law, order.

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The case law system of our court system is straight from the Mosaic legislation. That's the idea. Case law examples that you see in the

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Mosaic legislation were then adopted in the American system of justice.

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John Jay, our first Supreme Court justice, was quoting directly from the Mosaic legislation when he was creating the case law system that we work off of now.

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So in other words, that's from Moses. In other words, it's divine. And so we have so many blessings.

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You can talk about the First Amendment, the Second Amendment, the Fourth Amendment, the Fifth Amendment. Those are straight from the biblical worldview.

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And we can trace that right back to the Bible. So again, we've talked about this already, but the

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Puritans, the Huguenots, the Christians who came over, the descendants of the Covenanters that started this nation, they had a particular framework and worldview that was underneath them as they developed all this stuff.

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And so now we're here in 2020, and we've got a government education system that developed a lot of people that have no idea about the origins of our nation, worldview implications.

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Or chocolate milk. Apparently chocolate milk, 7%. Still think brown cow. But hey, so now we're in a situation where you've got a dispute going on because people are alleging fraud.

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So here's the deal. Biblical worldview. This is what we're talking about in terms of what should matter to Christians in a situation like this.

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The scriptures are very clear from all the New Testament. You don't receive an allegation against a person unless it's based on two or three independent witnesses, which is to say you need to have two to three independent lines of witness to receive an allegation, to start to do the examination, to bring somebody to court.

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And then there has to be cross -examination. So the whole enterprise of a court system, judge, cross -examination, eyewitness testimony, all of that, you can thank the

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Christian worldview for that because that's where it comes from. And we should demand that as Christians. When you have a situation like this where you have hundreds of witnesses and affidavits, independent witnesses, witnesses that truly matter, witnesses in terms of even now we have video footage coming forth that are showing some things that are very interesting.

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You have to care. As a Christian, look, I don't care. I don't care if you call yourself a Christian and you're a Democrat or not.

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You have to care because integrity matters to God and it should matter to us.

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And integrity in elections in our country matters so much because, listen, here's the deal. Let's just confess to this. If the election process is truly screwed, okay?

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I'm just using the word we all understand. If it's screwed and the whole process now is totally corrupt, where people can actually manipulate the process, they can feed false ballots in, if you've got people working nefariously to actually corrupt an election process to rig it, then there is no more republic.

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There is no more American system of liberty. You're going to have the same situation that you had in the past under Stalin, under Mao, under Pol Pot, under the leader of Venezuela and in Cuba.

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You're going to have the same problem there because now you have tyranny. Your vote doesn't count. It doesn't matter. And now you're ruled by the

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God of the system. That sounds a heck of a lot like Caesar. How do you like living in Nero?

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I wouldn't. Kaiser Curios. If he was a ginger, he was a funky ginger.

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He was weird looking. Yeah, he was. There's a picture around where somebody reconstructed what

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Nero would look like based upon his statue. And you can tell what kind of person he is. Let me just say right now, you don't need social distancing mandates to walk the other way around Nero.

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Nero should have been wearing a mask, let's just say that. Well, he'd like to wear a mask and then eat you. Yeah, that's true. So, okay, so all

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I'd say is we listen to this stuff, understand this. This is something that should matter to Christians, to patriots, to people all over the country that care about this country and the just system that we have inherited from our forebearers.

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It should matter to us a great deal, and we should be willing to listen. Now, what I have a problem with in a situation like this is when there's a dispute, when one side says, it doesn't matter, shut up, accept the results,

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I'm like, wait a second. You weren't talking like that 20 years ago when there was a dispute between Bush and Gore.

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Or four years ago, the last four years. Yeah, you were very happy to say, take us to the court system, legislatures, let's find out the real thing, let's make sure it really is a total count, and it's a real count, and it's authentic, and it's not fraudulent.

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I mean, you had people there doing the hanging Chad sort of thing in Florida where they were like, is this a real vote?

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It was literally like inspection to like, because you know doing the thing where they poke through? I'm trying to remember.

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Well, it was like ballots where you like poked through. Oh, right. Yeah, that's how you indicated your...

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They had like different ways to describe the Chad. It was the thing that hung. And so they were like, it was like different levels of like confirmation of whether it was a legit punch through, and it was the hanging

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Chad. And it was like the big problem. But you had people like, you can go look at videos of the hanging Chad. You probably see some bro hanging on a thing like, this is my hanging

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Chad video, my name's Chad. Hold on a second. That was the name of that experiment in Seattle this year. What was that?

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Oh, yeah, I'm just hanging in Chad. Chaz, Chop, Chad. Chunk. Okay, chunk.

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So here's the deal, like it mattered 20 years ago to make sure that it was authentic. And all of a sudden, weirdly in 2020, we've got one side like just accepted, shut up and don't listen to these witnesses.

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Now as a Christian, as a minister, and just as a Christian follower of Christ, I have to say, look, we saw the same thing.

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We saw this issue. We've got balance being trucked in at four in the morning to the degree of thousands appearing out of nowhere, being brought in in trash cans.

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Like in multiple witnesses are saying they saw this. That's where you have to say as a Christian, maybe we pause for a minute and we listen and we see if it's in fact true.

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Now the challenge I have, again, is that people are saying, just accept it and just shut up. No, I care because I care about the world that my children and my grandchildren are living in.

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Look, I long for and love their liberty and I'm going to fight for it and I care about it and you ought to care about it too because this flipped the other direction.

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Let's just say it was the other direction and let's say that you had all these allegations, hundreds of affidavits, eyewitnesses, video footage and all this stuff and it was the other direction and it was going towards Trump and actually defrauding the voting process from Biden.

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I think every Democrat would be right to say they'd be justified in saying because, can we look at the evidence?

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Can we please at least throw out these fake votes? I think everyone has to say, no, you're right. We can't have that kind of a world.

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We can't have a world where there's fraud in elections. We just can't. Look, if we lose, we lose and if you win, you won but we can't have fraud in the election process and that is a distinctly

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Christian perspective and why do you think people today don't care about fraud in the election process?

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Because they do not have a Christian worldview. A Christian worldview that basically says, integrity matters, truth matters, my feelings don't matter.

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Even look, if God's judging our nation and he gives us President -elect

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Joe Stalin and Kami Harris, if we get that, then as a Christian you're saying that's God's providence.

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If it was an honest election, it's God's providence and we've got to suck it up buttercup because it's

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God judging our nation. That's what God does. He raises up kings and he brings them down and so fraudulent election, the

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Christian worldview necessitates a response and a revolt and I want to just say this, if you're a

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Christian and in particular if you're a man, act like a man. Act like a man if you're a believer.

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Stand up against this sort of fraud. Be a man. Paul says it, act like men.

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So act like a man. Stand up against stuff like this. People are like, if your comfort is more valuable than your neighbor's, your children, your grandchildren, this is the sort of thing when you have stuff like this happening, you lay your life down and you die for these sorts of things.

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You suffer. Why? Because these things matter. Look, go to any of these communist regime run countries for any length of time and tell me if you want your children to experience that.

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It's over. So I'll let you guys go and then I'm going to play our first clip. I was just going to say that for those that are maybe new, we're not fighting for the

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GOP or, you know, we obviously want Trump to win but this isn't about like, we're not diehard

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Trump supporters. We're fighting for liberty and justice, right?

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And just to kind of go off what you're saying, these same people that are saying for the last four years and millions and millions and millions of dollars trying to say that Trump cheated, you know, and used

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Russia and all that and there's literally like no evidence for that whatsoever and like evidence of that which is like literally every day there's like more and more and more just pouring in and they're, you know, at first they're like there is no evidence and then they're like, well, there's not enough evidence and biblical principles, so.

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I don't care who would be running. Yeah. I'd have the same position. Exactly. I'd have the same position.

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I don't care who's running. This principled position matters in all contexts.

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Honesty, integrity, and election process and that's why we ought to stand up for it and actually say, everybody pay attention, at least listen to the witnesses.

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Joy? Yeah, I mean, and yeah, I don't know that it, well, and maybe it exposes something about Trump's campaign or opposition to his campaign or whatever, but should probably indicate more about like a broken system.

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Yeah. So if this kind of thing was happening, it could have happened before.

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It could have like our, basically our elections may not have been real for however long and that's just not a good sign of a thriving culture that's just, or nation, that's just not fake voting saying to your citizens, yes, you guys get to decide and then being like, but not really.

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That's not something that. Well, and that shows and that's actually a really good point. That shows the distinctive nature of the form of government in America that was so distinct is it's when you hear like a government by the people for the people, the

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American experiment was based upon the biblical idea that when God created men and women, man and woman in the garden, he created them free.

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They were able to create. They were able to take dominion. They were able to own. They were able to be free to work and experience in the garden the fruit of their labor.

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So that was like God's placement of men and women. And so as human governments get overblown and grow up and they take over that, they take over that liberty, that freedom, that ability to be creative.

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All of that goes away. And so when you when you think about the American experiment, what took place, you had people that said, no, it's the people that have a government that represents them, not a government that stands over them and controls them, but a government under God.

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But a represents a representative government. In other words, this person I put in there to make sure that my rights and my property and my person are protected.

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But when you have, like you're describing, a situation where it maybe these elections are fraudulent and the people like, yeah, sure, you get to vote.

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You put us in. What really is happening is you have that overblown state. The original founders were trying to avoid because it's not a government that's by the people for the people.

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It's a government over the people, which is not what this country was intended to be. And here are some that could say, oh, you're just Republican, conservative.

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No, I'm talking about Christian stuff. Where have you heard me talk about Republican, Christian? People bring that up all the time. Like, are you just trying to fight for country,

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God and country Republican? I'm like, I'm talking about biblical principles here. I'm talking about what God says in his word about what is just and what is righteous.

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And I'm talking about what happens in the world when there's fallenness and sin is you get leviathans.

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You get overblown governments that try to destroy. By the way, get that book from Cannon Press slaying Leviathan. That's what it is, right?

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Yeah. Yeah. It's Langley. Read it with vindicated. And speaking of one of you brought it up here,

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I'm going to have to break this off because there are YouTube's rules. I have to like pause a little bit and know here, but this is from yesterday in Michigan.

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One of the representatives in Michigan kept trying to, you know, throw a hook into the whole process and throw it off.

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Can you run? It's just a hearing. Yeah, it's just a hearing in the court. He tries to say some nasty stuff to Giuliani and Giuliani smacks him down.

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This is from Crowder. No one has found any evidence whatsoever of any of your wrongdoing. And why should we not believe the reported attempts of you to try to seek a pardon from the president?

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I will. I will. I will ask that he be. He be disciplined for that. That is a defamation of my professional character.

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As I said, I said reported. Who is that guy? I got to get his name. Yeah, I'm not sure the

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Democratic. Yeah. I'm going to show you another clip. Yeah. Luke reminded me to make sure we play and that's where he tries to throw the process off in the beginning.

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But listen to Giuliani's response to this guy. Let me ask the record.

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We haven't lost 39 cases. We've only brought three. So you're wrong about that. Second, the reason why people are reaching those conclusions is because like you, they don't have the discipline, maybe the intelligence.

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I don't know to read through this. You can't tell me there's no evidence when I have a couple of thousand affidavits from people.

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You can't tell me that your credibility is better than the credibility of those people. They swore on their oath.

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You didn't. I missed this part. I got to go. Oh, it's good. Yeah, because the guy comes in after after listening to the way this is near the end.

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Yeah, it's like five hours. He gets asked the questions and he just throws out all these ridiculous talking points. The same thing like 30 some odd cases thrown out.

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They keep bringing that up. And the team keeps saying, what are you talking about? We have three cases.

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Uh, you know, if other individuals are bringing forth cases on their own, that's not there. Yeah, that's not their case.

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And so it's just this narrative spin. Uh, but yeah, Giuliani threw down on that guy. Uh, speaking of narrative spin, like the head of the department of justice came, come out and said like, well, there's,

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I don't see any thing, you know, worth us getting involved in or whatever. And so then everybody's like, look, see the department of justice said there's nothing.

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And it's like, well, yeah, because these are not civil lawsuits, right? So there's nothing for you guys to get involved.

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They're not in your realm. Right. But like nobody's talking about that. They're just like, Oh look, see, you know, it's just the same sort of spin.

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It's ridiculous. Yeah. Joy, do you want to add something to that? No, I was just, I mean, even, I don't know.

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I feel like the media is just really sunk into a new low. Wow, that train is really loud today. You guys hear that train?

37:46

Goodness gracious. We have trains. Welcome to it. It's like, it's like vibrating the whole studio.

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It is. Is it? Wow. Sorry. Yes, please. I forgot what I was saying. Train wrecked.

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I'm derailed. Well, maybe you'll remember, let's play this. This is yesterday when

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Jenna Ellis and Giuliani come in. They sit down before the election hearing situation in Michigan, and they're trying to get this thing kicked off.

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Here's how the thing opened up. And if you didn't see it, I hope you'll enjoy this.

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This was interesting to say the least. Bipartisan vote earlier requested the secretary of state demand processes are better followed in Detroit.

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We are fulfilling the board's request by holding this hearing, and we will request the secretary of state improve election processes when problems are found.

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So, we're going to So, I hope today's hearing will be constructive, as we examine our state's election system, and work to reestablish trust.

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I feel strongly that our democracy depends on discussions like the one we're about to have today.

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With that, I'd like to welcome up Mr. Giuliani and Jenna Ellis, the attorneys for President Trump.

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So, apparently they had much more than this happening, because I saw another video where they have so many witnesses coming up.

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It's different than this one. But, anyway, this is again where Trump's legal team comes in. Jenna Ellis is the chief counsel for the president's legal team,

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Giuliani. So, you'll see them together often, and possibly maybe see her on Apology Radio.

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She's like my new hero. That's in the works right now, by the way. Pray for that, and just to have her tell her story, and just tell what they're trying to do.

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But, this is what happens. This is where it comes off the rails. He's straight

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Leroy Jenkins, dude. Straight. He's straight.

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He's straight. He's straight. He's straight. He's straight.

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He's straight. He's straight. He's straight.

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He's straight. He's straight. He's straight.

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He's straight. He's straight. He's straight. He's straight. He's straight. He's straight. That guy is straight up, he's just like,

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I can't hear a He did sound like, Leroy no, Leroy no. Leroy Jenkins. Alright, so here's where it goes.

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Please take a vote on this ruling, because it is my right as a representative to make sure that anybody before this committee is truthful, and we have the right, as members, to swear anybody.

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Now, I'm gonna just say, mind you. This is kind of the peculiar aspect to this is that this isn't court for one thing, but everybody that they're bringing forward has sworn affidavits.

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So they can be punished by jail time, right? You can go to prison making an affidavit like this to go to the court and lying about your testimony.

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That's one of the things that gets brought up. It's like, I did a sworn affidavit. Like I can go to jail for this. I've already been sworn about this testimony and none of it's gonna change and that's what they kept repeating.

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None of this is gonna change for me. This is, I swear to this, this is the truth. And one of the women after the blonde chick with, what's her name?

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Melissa. She said, look you want me to swear in right now? I will. I'll swear in right now.

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I've already sworn in on the affidavit. So this is just like, it's like parlor tricks, right? Like it's just a way to throw this whole process.

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It's an antagonistic play and then when he won't raise his hand then everyone gets to say, well why wouldn't, what problem would you have with swearing to tell the truth?

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That must mean you're not telling the truth. It's like I don't, I can tell the truth without swearing to you.

42:50

How about, I don't want to be bullied by you and I won't be bullied by you. Are you gonna keep playing that clip?

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Yeah, I'll play just a little more. Mr. Chairman, point of order Mr. Chairman. A motion to swear a witness in requires a vote of this committee.

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No it does not. Alright, we're gonna go at ease. So they break there and finally they obviously get to keep going.

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They vote, they slap him down like nobody voted for it. Right. But I just love the point. I know it takes a while to get there, but Giuliani, he says like,

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I'm Trump's lawyer and even if this was a court case, I wouldn't be swearing in.

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I'm not a witness. You're not as a witness.

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If you want to question me as a witness, that's a different matter. But also, I'm an attorney for the president.

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Ethically, I don't know what that would mean if you turn me into a witness. Yeah, you're here to testify.

43:49

No one, I mean, no one's under oath. We're just, this is like any committee hearing, sir, where we're just taking testimony from members of the public to talk about what happened here in the election.

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Just my understanding from appearing before Congress many times is, when I appear in the role as a lawyer,

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I'm not under oath. When I appear as a witness, I am under oath. Yeah, and sir, when I appear as the attorney for someone and it's a case involving them, it would be unethical for me to be a witness.

44:19

So, yeah. Okay, so which one of the things that we looked at is supposed to, because I've seen all this coverage of Giuliani being bizarre and like sweating.

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That was Pennsylvania. It was hot there. His hair dye was running down his face.

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Oh, yeah. Okay, I saw that. I just didn't know. They're still talking about it. We have that, actually,

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Jenna Ellis from that press conference. Because I thought it was a new thing because of how much they were talking about it.

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Because that, I mean. You could tell the whole time he was up there wiping his face. Like, there's a big light on him and just shining around.

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Yeah, this is from. Let the man dye his hair. Yeah, it's fine. It's from DC. This is where Jenna Ellis makes the appearing as the, she's the head lawyer over the legal team.

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She's, yeah. She's a beast. Senior legal advisor. Yes. My name is Jenna Ellis and I'm the senior legal advisor to the

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Trump campaign and I'd like to just explain now where we've been and where we're at and what you can expect from this process.

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So, what you have heard, I'm sure, in the fake newspapers tomorrow will be one of two things.

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Either there was not sufficient evidence that we've presented or we spoke too long.

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Okay, so what you've heard now is basically an opening statement. This is what you can expect to see when we get.

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So, that was, that was when she was presenting, basically, here are the things that you're going to hear from us.

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Right. It wasn't a matter of this is a court trial, here's all the evidence. I mean, also, you're talking about like hundreds and hundreds and hundreds of witnesses and affidavits.

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Like, what do you expect to condense that down to one hour? Yeah. You got to, you got to pull all those witnesses out in court before, in each state.

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That's a long process. So, that's where she smacked down the media.

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I think there's some some good background out of this because I showed my wife this clip last night and she was like, she's kind of being a jerk.

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And I was like, well, there's, there's context you're missing because Sidney Powell, who apparently has gone off into Lulu land this last week,

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I don't know what's going on with her, but she, she was finishing what she was saying and the press, this is the press, and they're just like yelling questions and like accusing and all this stuff.

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So, when, when Jenna Ellis comes up, that's why she's like, y 'all calm down. That's why she's talking to them the way she is because they were just completely out of line and like unprofessional.

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Yeah, she explains what they were doing then here. To court, to actually have a full trial on the merits, to actually show this evidence in court and prove our case.

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This is not a law and order episode where everything is neatly wrapped up in 60 minutes. For those of you who are here in this room or have maybe tuned out in other networks, clearly you've never been court reporters.

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Trials take time. Putting on evidence takes time. This is basically an opening statement so the

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American people can understand what the networks have been hiding and what they refuse. And that, and you can look, she's absolutely right.

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You have to understand this. If you're watching this right now, did you notice, I'm looking at right now, did you guys all notice as you're watching this, look at the, um, everybody watching live, look at the title, look at the description.

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Apology of radio, witnesses, and look what I did to election. We had to sit here together as a team to figure out how am

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I gonna write election out without make, without this getting suppressed, without this not being seen by people.

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So I, it was joy suggests and I use the number three for E. I use the number one for L and I use the letter, or sorry, the number zero for O.

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I have to change the language here just so it gets past the filters that will suppress the content.

47:59

Have you noticed if you're on Facebook, has anybody noticed if you're on Facebook or in these major platforms, it's almost as though there is no dispute going on right now.

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It's almost like it doesn't exist. It's almost like, Hey, this is done. It's all over with. And the only place that you can really see and detail anything going on is these like mom and pop stand up, pop up like organizations over the last year, like right side broadcasting and all these other ones.

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Like they're the only ones that are like making this available to the American people. And then you have to find it for people who grabbed it from there.

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But as you're trying to search for this stuff, it's hard to even find it because it's being suppressed. She's right.

48:40

Yeah. Jenna Ellis is right. Major media is not letting you know this. They're lying to us.

48:46

Like for example, example, I've seen, we've talked about this the last couple of weeks. I've seen so much stuff where I even send stuff to you.

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And I was like, dude, I think it's over. We're doomed. Like this. Like I don't think it matters now that there was any fraud.

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We're never going to get to learn. I'm like, we're done. And then you have to like, be like, it's okay. That was fake. Here's the proof.

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It was fake. And I'm like, Oh, okay. And then also read the articles. The article doesn't match the headline. Right.

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Exactly. So as you're, as you're, as you're going through this stuff, you're like, you don't even know what to believe. So it's like this cautious, like working through details and facts now.

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And it's like, you know what, if, and this is kind of like how she operate on a regular basis, but if I don't see with my own eyes,

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I'm not believing it. Um, and it's just difficult right now to get any information that's accurate.

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So you have to just legitimately do what's biblical. And once one proverb says one person's case sounds true until another one comes to examine them.

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There's the cross examination. And there's also making sure that you hear both sides. So even in doing this,

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I'm trying to listen to what the media is saying. And then I'm like, Oh, I guess it's over. Then I go over here and I'm like, no, they're fighting this battle in courts and they have all these things going on.

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They have all these witnesses. And even that narrative spin of like, you know, almost 40 cases have, have, have been thrown out by the it's like,

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Giuliani's like, we only have three. And I'm like, huh. I, I actually thought that all those cases were thrown out.

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I thought, Oh, that's, that's terrible news for you guys. Oh, it turns out there's only three. So it's situations like that.

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It's like, you just have to like, almost like it's worse than four years ago. You have to like try to find, go into like the dark web.

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You're like, where's the information? Like, you know, sorry. Well, even, even that this video we're playing,

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I'm by the way, I just gotta say, don't forget, don't forget your thought. I'm really, I'm very, very self -conscious right now about everything that I say on the show.

50:29

It's going to get turned into like a rock song or something. Kudos, Matthew. Oh yeah. By the way.

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Yeah. Yeah. It was amazing. Like that, that little thing right there. I just did there. The whole, uh, who's that from the

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Simpsons? Mr. Burns. Mr. Burns. Yeah. I just did that. That's going to turn into like a meme.

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Someone's going to pull that shot right there. And then I just gave it to him. Yeah. Now you're doing it more better for you.

50:52

So yeah. Okay. I was going to say that this clip we're talking about, I may have mentioned this last week, but this is a perfect example of what you're, what you're talking about.

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Because I was watching this live on Fox news. You were watching on the right side, right?

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Yeah. And you saw the whole thing right after she gets done. No, it's in the middle of her blasting mainstream media.

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Like she put them to death and buried them. They cut from her Fox news cut from her, go to the thing and they into their studio and start fact -checking

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Rudy, Rudy Giuliani. And then they go to COVID updates and, and completely don't even show the rest.

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There's like another 30 or 40 minutes of her. Yeah. Of her. Cause Sidney Powell comes back on too. And they don't even show it.

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And they're talking about COVID stuff. And it was right after it was, they're like, Oh, we got to like get it up in the background. Yeah.

51:43

You know, like cut, cut. Cause she's like burying them. Yeah. It's crazy. So a time let's try to do some, at least let people see, um, where should you go?

51:55

Let me just say that. So in case you guys are having a hard time finding it, um, uh, right side broadcasting has been doing live streams of all the hearing stuff for legislatures this week,

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Arizona, Michigan, uh, Pennsylvania, uh, Georgia today. Um, so right side broadcasting, what's the other end network?

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Oh, and yeah. And Newsmax, like you can get the full stuff from them. I don't know. It's like, what a travesty.

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These major media companies like CNN, MSC, MSNBC, Fox, all these guys.

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It's like, why, why don't you also at least present it before people are like, Oh, this is happening. You should know it's newsworthy.

52:30

Is it newsworthy that the president's legal team is bringing forth hundreds of witnesses in each state to say that they saw fraud?

52:36

Is that newsworthy? No, that's not newsworthy. Like, no, it's like that's literally one of the most newsworthy things you could be reporting on.

52:44

It's interesting. You're, if you're a journalist, you, you shouldn't, like you shouldn't be so swayed by your own opinion that you can't report on something that is like a historical anomaly.

52:58

Yes. Yes. You can't even. And, and what I've noticed is that, um, the best, the coverage that, that is coming out with mainstream media.

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So is that you have this like vilification of the person.

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So now like everyone who is like, Oh, isn't it interesting how like all these, all these sworn affidavits of, of voting fraud and all this stuff.

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And it's like, if someone says that to you, they're a conspiracy theorist. They are. If someone won't wear their mask, they're a

53:30

Karen. Like, and that's the best, that's the best, um, argument that accompanies a lot of this is that we need, just look at these people, look at these silly caricatures of people.

53:44

Um, and just think they're not actually even, like you said, they're not actually reporting on the event.

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They're, they're telling you how you should feel about it. That's what they're reporting is their feelings.

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And they're telling you how you should also feel about it. And it's, it's heavily influenced the last year.

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The media, the media, just saying, if you see a person doing X, they're Y. If you see a person doing

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A, they're B. And then everyone's just like, yes, I know. Anyone who won't wear their mask is a

54:17

Karen, right? Yeah. And it's going to be mean and pick a fight and all this stuff.

54:22

It doesn't matter how balanced you are. Right. I saw a video of somebody doing exactly what you said. I was like,

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Karen mask. I was like, Oh, I clicked on it and they were vilifying a person who didn't have their mask on in a store.

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The person was so level -headed, so balanced, so respectful, so filled with facts and was just like, well, here's the issue.

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And they were just like, Karen, look at this Karen not wearing a mask. I'm like, what? Well, or you know what the media will,

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I mean, I look at it all day on Twitter. I follow like all the local news feeds and it'll be like,

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I'll be like, man stabs other man after he asked the employee asked him to wear a mask.

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And it's like, that's not, that's not happening on a large scale. Like people who are, are refusing to mask are not just murderous

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Karen's like, but they're not, that's all they, that's, that's the kind of story that they're presenting right now.

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So with that, um, I love this girl. I'm just excited. This is,

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I'll play it for you. So this is from Michigan. This is from yesterday. I had this playing in the background all night last night when

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I was here at the studio working on stuff. And so I got to hear all this. And definitely when she came on, I was like glued to it the whole time.

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So I like, she's, she's got some sass. Let's just say it that way. She's got some sass and she gives no cares.

55:48

Um, and she's just telling it like it is. So, uh, here's when she walks up, her name is, I believe, Melissa yesterday.

55:56

Sure. And so we gave her comfortable interrupting her. No, I understand. And I think she had a very valuable story to tell.

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And she was very brave coming here, obviously at great risk. And you know, uh, we understand that.

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But from, from here on, if we can condense these testimonies, uh, if we can allow more questions to come from the members, uh, we'd appreciate that, sir.

56:18

Uh, so with that, uh, please, um, Melissa, we'd like to hear your story and please, when you're ready, proceed.

56:25

Melissa, why don't you tell us your name and, uh, tell us as short and as briefly as you can.

56:30

What, what happened when you were working for Dominion? Sure. My name is Melissa Carone. Um, I was contracted to work, um, for Dominion voting systems.

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I was, uh, I'm a freelance it worker. Uh, I was contracted to work for Dominion to assist with it.

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During the election. I started work at 6 .00

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AM on November 3rd at the TCF center. I got off work at 5 .00

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AM, November 4th, went home, went to bed, returned to work at 10 .00

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AM, November 4th, stayed until approximately 2 .00 PM, November 4th.

57:19

Um, when I got off, I had a doctor's appointment. I was supposed to come back to work.

57:25

My, one of the Dominion employees, uh, he's in my affidavit.

57:31

His name is Samuel text me and said, we're almost done counting ballots. We don't need you to come back.

57:37

It was getting a little rowdy when I left. I really didn't want to come back anyways. Um, uh, so that is why that I, I was contracted to work, um, for Dominion, uh, assisting with it.

57:56

And when you were working there, what, uh, what did you observe? Uh, I observed, um, numerous employees, um, city workers, um, running batches of ballots through the tabulators countless times without discarding them.

58:17

First, the tabulating machines would jam two to three times an hour.

58:23

When they would jam, the correct process would be to pull out the problem ballot that jammed say the problem ballot was number 24 out of 50.

58:35

We would, I would, I wasn't allowed to touch any hardware at all. I would assist them, tell them to pull out this ballot, um, put the problem ballot on top in Michigan.

58:48

Our ballots, um, from the tabulators don't just drop into ballot, steel ballot boxes.

58:55

Um, they are now as they got tabulated, they are now on top of the tabulating machine.

59:02

Okay. So instead of them taking these, so say let's keep it number 25 is the problem ballot.

59:12

It got jammed. So the computer would throw an error. It would say ballot number 25.

59:20

Uh, there, there is an error. I would say, pull out ballot number 25, slowly pull it out, put it on top, take the, um, the ballots that had already been tabulated, which are on top of the tabulating machine.

59:34

Now put them all back in a stack, discard the entire batch and re scan it instead of discarding.

59:43

They were just re scanning, re scanning, re scanning, counting ballots nine to 10 times counting votes nine to 10 times.

59:53

So they were counting the same ballot, the same vote nine or 10 times.

59:58

Yes, sir. They were counting them nine. How many times did you observe that? Um, these machines would jam two to three times an hour.

01:00:08

Each machine, uh, there were approximately 22 to 24 tabulating machines in the

01:00:14

TCF center. Um, I, I, I observed it thousands, thousands, thousands, thousands of times.

01:00:24

And how, how many machines were there? So that she has, I think 19 different points of fraud.

01:00:30

I think she says, uh, in her affidavits and, uh, things that she saw that her testimony goes on and she just keeps up with the different things that she saw, the irregularities, the very strange things.

01:00:43

You know, one of the things that obviously is, is concerning to anybody is there's even state legislation in the respective states regarding, and this should be obvious to all of us.

01:00:54

When you have ballots being counted or questioned, you're supposed to have like a Republican and a

01:01:01

Democrat like there to be able to watch, to basically observe and fix the situation or toss stuff out or that's not real or to challenge.

01:01:10

But you had people in this, why did it happen? Like one direction, like in all these states where they're pushing out

01:01:16

Republican poll workers and they won't allow them to do what the state legislation says. And that's that there has to be a

01:01:22

Republican and a Democrat doing the, the, the watching of the voting. They're throwing them out.

01:01:28

They're keeping them like a hundred feet away or farther away, not letting them observe. State law says they have to build, observe, and don't you want that to take place?

01:01:36

And from a Christian worldview perspective, we have to all recognize what our founding fathers recognize.

01:01:41

And I love what Doug says. And that, that is that they gave us a country where they said you should never trust an American. Why? Because they believed in original sin, because they believed in a doctrine of original sin, that there is a sin and corruption in the human heart.

01:01:54

And so they created a system and a process where there's checks and balances. Why don't I just accept this sort of a thing when

01:02:01

I hear people being thrown out and not able to check the ballots? Because I know that we're not living in the eternal state.

01:02:07

I know that there is sin in people's hearts. I know there is corruption. I know there's fallenness. And so I know that there are people who cheat and lie and steal and rape and kill.

01:02:16

And so when you have a situation like this, where there's such an intensity around this election and you have people who are saying, no, you're not allowed to watch me do this.

01:02:26

I'm like, what are you hiding sinner? Like, I mean, we have as pastors rules in terms of like safeguards.

01:02:36

When we're doing counseling, we don't counsel women alone. The role for the pastors at Apology at Church is when we're doing counseling of many women in our church, there has to be a witness present or we have to have a door open so that people can actually witness and hear what's going on in the room.

01:02:53

Pastors at Apology at Church are not allowed to counsel women alone in private after hours, all that crazy stuff that people apparently do.

01:03:03

We don't do it. We have safeguards to protect ourselves, our testimonies and the people that we're ministering to.

01:03:09

And so there has to always be availability for witness. Okay. To some degree at Apology at Church. And that's just how things go.

01:03:17

Now, why do we do that? For accountability. Exactly. For accountability. Now, so I'm saying is we even apply those rules to ourselves as elders at Apology at Church for accountability and safeguards.

01:03:28

Why aren't they doing it? Like, what are you hiding? Like if Luke came to me and said, Hey Jeff, you know,

01:03:34

I see that you did 10 counseling sessions last week, five or with women. Did you have anybody with you to observe?

01:03:41

Was there a door open? Could someone see in? Did you have someone in the room with you? And if I was like,

01:03:46

I don't need anybody watching me. Like I think all the elders of Apology at Church would probably descend on me like crows with, what was the thing?

01:03:56

Crows that hold grudges. They would descend on me like,

01:04:02

Hey, what are you doing? This is for accountability purposes and someone needs to be able to see. Well, that's like, we hold ourselves to that.

01:04:09

I definitely hold poll workers to that for sure. Especially with such an intense situation like my guy, your guy, each one wants their guy elected.

01:04:21

And I know that the, look, the consequences are severe. I mean, with Biden as president, he's saying, look,

01:04:27

I know Roe versus Wade isn't a law. It's a court opinion, but I'm going to give it the force of law. So he's going to give Roe versus Wade, which is a fallacious court opinion.

01:04:35

The, he wants to give it the strength of law, the power of law in our country to murder children.

01:04:40

So the stakes are high. I understand that, which is why poll workers need to have accountability so they can observe what's being done.

01:04:48

Why? Because men are not angels. They're sinners and they have to be observed.

01:04:54

Anything else you want to say? I don't think so. Joy, I was just going to say that, I don't know if you guys are aware, but she's being like painted as being drunk in this.

01:05:09

Yeah. Like every, well, Summer just messaged me and was like, so every time

01:05:15

I try to look up this girl, I'm sorry, I'm referring to like important people as girl again,

01:05:21

Melissa. As a, it's being said that she's drunk.

01:05:28

And I'm just going to go ahead and make a point as to what I said earlier. I said, here's the, here's an article, a headline.

01:05:36

We have a lot of questions about conspiracy. Karen, Rudy Giuliani star witness in Michigan.

01:05:42

So she's being presented as a Karen. I've seen it multiple times and she they're just saying she was drunk during that.

01:05:51

What you just played. She's from Michigan. She has an accent. She doesn't sound like she's drunk.

01:05:56

I very much appreciate her accent. She also felt at home. She's probably a little nervous. Do you feel like she's a little bit nervous?

01:06:02

Would you be a little bit nervous? Well, she says at the end of the, her thing, they're like questioning.

01:06:08

They're like, you know, how come no one else has said anything? And she's like, I'll tell you why, because they've all been threatened.

01:06:13

She's like, I've lost my job. I've lost everything, you know? And she's like, I'm making a stand because it's right.

01:06:19

And I'm, you know, I'm getting vilified and ostracized and all this stuff. That's why no one's coming forward.

01:06:25

I'm looking at a whole page of Google results where it says that she's been drunk.

01:06:35

It insinuates that she's drunk in this. He also writes that neither Republican or Democratic challengers or city officials substantiate your version of these events.

01:06:45

The allegations simply are not credible is what judge Kenny writes. So my question for you is, uh, you know, you're making claims here today that there's systematic fraud in, in what's going on in our elections.

01:06:58

Are there courts also tied up in that fraud? Let me tell you what I did by accident.

01:07:05

Okay. I gave channel seven an interview that they tied in to that and made me the witness.

01:07:14

That's uncredible. Guess what? There's going to be a couple behind me that are going to say the same thing. I just said, and the witness before you was also proven not credible as well.

01:07:24

She wasn't even there. Representative Camilleri let's let her finish.

01:07:29

She has talked the very first time. So I just want to understand, um, you know,

01:07:36

I don't know what exactly all the things that are being talked about there are, but, but can you tell us, uh, what you said today is, is the truth.

01:07:45

Is that correct? Sir, I wrote a written affidavit.

01:07:51

Yes, it is a hundred percent true. Okay. And, and did, did other people observe this?

01:07:58

Absolutely. You'll be behind me. You're going to hear a couple. Okay. And, uh, and we'll, we'll hear from them.

01:08:05

Let me just state this. I was an it worker on the stage. These, I was working with dominion.

01:08:14

I had not, no poll workers were not allowed on the stage. The data loss.

01:08:21

Nobody would have heard about that. Besides me, Samuel and Nick. Okay. Just like nobody knows that Samuel went to the

01:08:31

Chicago warehouse besides me because I worked for dominion. They didn't, they're not going to hear that part that, you know what

01:08:40

I mean? The poll workers are not going to know that Samuel, they're not even gonna know who he is.

01:08:46

You know, they're not going to know that he went to the. So I'll get to the part where she talks about her life being destroyed.

01:08:54

That's and I've been, my kids have been threatened. My, I, I'll tell you,

01:09:01

I, my life has been destroyed. My life has been completely destroyed because of this.

01:09:07

I've lost family. I've lost friends. I've been threatened. I've been, my kids have been threatened.

01:09:14

My, I've, I've had to move. I've had to change my phone number. I've had to get rid of social media.

01:09:21

I've there. Nobody wants to come forward. They're getting threatened.

01:09:26

The people, their lives are getting ruined. I can't even get an actual job anymore. I can't because Democrats like to ruin your lives.

01:09:37

That's why. Well, I'm sorry. She's right. She's right. If she, that's why

01:09:43

I like her. Cause she was saying when everyone else is one, she's like, I'll just say it. I'll say it right. If she, and if based on what she just said, she would be painted as a martyr and a victim for the liberal party.

01:09:55

If she was on their side, she's been threatened. She's a woman who's fearing for her to take care of her kids.

01:10:02

And you know what I mean? Like she would be painted as a picture, a total victim. Yeah. If she was just on the other side, if she just agreed with us, we would pull her into our fold.

01:10:14

Reception. Right. Yep. Absolutely. Well, I think just to kind of talk about what she was saying, old representative

01:10:22

Leroy Jenkins there, when, when he said then the witness before you was discredited, he like completely, that was a nice sweet Indian lady.

01:10:31

And he was like, well, how come this judge, you know, deemed your testimony discredited or whatever.

01:10:38

And she's like, what are you talking about? And he like went on this whole thing saying that she'd been discredited by a judge.

01:10:43

And she's like, I'm not aware of that. And Julian is like, yeah, what are you talking about? So talk about like ruining someone's life.

01:10:50

Like he's throwing this accusation out against her. That's not even true. Now everybody's going to go, well, she's discredited. And then it's like, you totally made that up, dude.

01:10:57

Well, and now the care, the main characterization of her, she just said her whole life's been ruined.

01:11:03

She said she didn't do anything weird. She's in a very serious situation. Her life is messed up and she's obviously feeling passionate about this.

01:11:14

But there's nothing to, and now the main takeaway from that is that she is drunk and a

01:11:21

Karen. And, and I'm sorry, like being drunk is a thing you can prove. So before we just go saying that someone is a drunk, maybe we should make sure we, that she was actually drinking.

01:11:36

Instead of just saying that she was drunk. Also from a Christian perspective, her current status of being drunk, if it were true,

01:11:45

I reject the claim because no one's provided any evidence. It's just a, it's just a slander. But even if it were true that she currently is drunk, it has no bearing on the eyewitness testimony that she gave previously in an affidavit about what she saw as a poll worker and what she witnessed.

01:12:02

And by the way, what a line of other people behind her also witnessed. And so on. So she's drunk.

01:12:07

It's like fantastic. And a court of law that has no bearing on what she said and witnessed in the affidavit and what the other witnesses are saying.

01:12:16

You might try to smear her character in some way, which is what obviously they're trying to do. But the question is what about her testimony?

01:12:23

What about the other witnesses that corroborate her testimony? That's the thing. And so everyone, you guys can watch that.

01:12:29

I'll go ahead. But good, good observation to this. Like, let's just vilify.

01:12:36

Let's just make them look bad. And by the way, like when you see people doing that, we have to all sort of like take a pause back and go like,

01:12:41

Chuck your human emotion. Like, why am I feeding into this? Why am I believing it? It's because I'm connected to it emotionally. Like step back and like, look at something objectively and fairly and use equal weights and measures because you know, they tried it with Jesus too.

01:12:54

I'm not trying to compare it to Jesus, but in terms of the tactic, they tried it with Jesus too. Right? Like how do you smear the

01:13:00

Messiah? Well, let's tell everyone he's a drunkard and a glutton because he's right with prostitutes.

01:13:07

Yeah. Like why does smear his character? So no one wants to have anything to do with the guy. Well, that's what they try to do with Jesus. And they did it with Paul and they do it all.

01:13:14

People do it all the time. It's just a tactic of of of people who can't argue. Well, is

01:13:20

I don't have an answer, so I'll vilify the person. Let me just try to take down their character because I can't.

01:13:26

Yeah, I can't. I can't deal with their argument. So I have an argument toward the man. Right. In this case, towards the woman.

01:13:32

So final thing here, and this just by the way, there's no way in this hour or two we are on this apology radio that we're going to get through anywhere near what these witnesses have to say.

01:13:41

We just want to give you sort of an update of what's going on. Go watch it yourself. This is a clip. It's on OANN .com

01:13:49

or just look it up on YouTube. Truck driver with USPS says he was suspicious of his cargo load of two hundred and eighty eight thousand completed ballots.

01:13:58

Now, this guy's testimony here is about nine minutes long, and I'll just try to play portions of it.

01:14:04

He was a truck driver. He brought two hundred eighty eight thousand completed ballots from Pennsylvania into New York.

01:14:13

And the story just gets fishier and fishier as it goes on in terms of like him dropping off his rig, then not giving him a slip to show that he was there.

01:14:22

They don't ever do that. They refuse to give him a slip to show a trace of his cargo. And he brought it all these unless you get to listen to his testimony.

01:14:29

He sounds pretty drunk to me, Jeff. Clearly a drunk. Clearly, he's on meth.

01:14:36

Yeah. He's a truck driver. Oh, definitely meth. Right. OK, here we go. In total,

01:14:42

I saw 24 gaylords or large cardboard containers of ballots loaded into my trailer.

01:14:51

These gaylords contain plastic trays. I call them totes, but trays will work of ballots stacked on top of each other.

01:15:00

All the envelopes were the same size. I could see the envelopes had handwritten address, return addresses.

01:15:08

And I could even tell that one of that one was marked registered mail.

01:15:15

That one was off to the side. All right. They were complete ballots.

01:15:21

I didn't I didn't think much of it at the time at Bethpage.

01:15:27

I was first loaded with two tall gaylords. So picture that thing there.

01:15:33

I'm sorry. What does that mean? This little representation here. So where I come from is pronounced gaylords, just for the record.

01:15:40

OK, he is very he's he's. Yeah. So it's announcing that in a very specific way.

01:15:46

Yeah, it reminds me when I was sizing. It reminds me when I was six on the playground. That's what it sounds like to me.

01:15:54

It's hard. It's hard. You make connections that are just with you for life. I was saying this at six years old on the playground to other other boys were saying to each other,

01:16:02

OK, gaylord, like it was, you know, so when you hear it now, you're like, but it's a box.

01:16:07

Right. And it's a big box. And apparently he had these things filled. With ballots in the back of his truck.

01:16:16

So this says live from Arlington, Virginia. I think he just came to testify there.

01:16:21

But he was coming from Pennsylvania and bringing them to New York. So unless you anything else you want to say,

01:16:29

I just try to play a little more so you guys can hear what he says. It's compelling. But this tall. All right.

01:16:36

So I was loaded with two tall gaylords. OK. And that were.

01:16:42

Where was I at? They had mixed mail pieces bound for Lancaster.

01:16:50

These gaylords were loaded first because they would be the last off my trailer.

01:16:56

The remainder of the truck was loaded with complete ballots bounded for Harrisburg.

01:17:04

I then drove to Harrisburg with the ballots. Usually I offload in one of the seven docks every day, but not on October 21st.

01:17:16

I wasn't allowed to offload. That's different. Whenever I pull in the

01:17:23

Harrisburg, I go around and I get my dock and I get unloaded and then

01:17:29

I roll out. Not that day. All right. Not that day. Instead, I was made to wait for roughly six hours in the yard from 915 a .m.

01:17:43

to 3 p .m. This really ticked me off. All right. Because my brother was in town.

01:17:50

He just moved back up and I wanted to spend some time with him. I try to get the attention of postal workers, but no one would tell me what's going on.

01:18:03

All of this was weird. I arrived at the at I arrived at about the same time every day.

01:18:12

The expediter scans all my seals and barcodes and they they unload me.

01:18:20

But for the first time or but or what? But from the time I first arrived in Harrisburg from Bethpage, everything got weird.

01:18:28

None of that happened. After waiting six hours, I went inside to figure out what's going on.

01:18:35

I was told to wait for the transportation supervisor. This was also weird.

01:18:42

16 months I've been doing this. I haven't ever talked to the transportation supervisor for United States Postal Service.

01:18:48

I talked to an expediter. I come in, I see an expediter. That's who I deal with. If I have an issue, it's the expediter.

01:18:53

I don't deal with anyone else but the expediter. I never, never talk to the

01:18:59

United States Postal Service's transportation supervisor. Let's make that clear.

01:19:06

I have my own transportation supervisor for the company that I work for. He's the one that gives me the details.

01:19:12

He's the one that I listen to. I don't listen to this guy. He's the guy that would contact my boss if he needed something ran different.

01:19:21

I've never spoken with this transportation supervisor from the United States Postal Service. They don't speak to people like me.

01:19:29

He's a top guy. He's the kind of guy that would speak to my boss. Not a trucker like me.

01:19:36

The supervisor told me to drive to Lancaster without being unloaded in Harrisburg.

01:19:44

This made no sense to me. I knew the ballots were loaded for Harrisburg.

01:19:51

And that if I was to go to Lancaster, they would have to off unload those pallets in Lancaster to take off Lancaster stuff, to put the ballots back on the trailer, to send them back to Harrisburg.

01:20:07

Doesn't make no sense. This was a real screw -up in my thinking.

01:20:24

I wanted my ticket. So, whenever I go to a place, and when

01:20:33

I go there, and whenever I'll leave, I'll get a ticket. I'll get a ticket, a slip, whatever you want to call it.

01:20:40

It's the date time that I'm supposed to be there. It'll have my trailer number on it.

01:20:45

It'll have how much I'm loaded. It'll have the seal number.

01:20:52

It has my name. It'll have who was the expediter. So, I wanted my ticket, my slip.

01:21:00

I call them tickets. Some people call them slips, okay? And then, because I was there for six hours,

01:21:06

I wanted my late slip, too, because I wanted to be paid for sitting in that yard for six hours.

01:21:16

So, I wanted the ticket and the late slip for stopping at Harrisburg. Also, I wanted it because if they tell me to take this load to Lancaster, I want to pull up to Lancaster of Harrisburg crap and be like, yeah, they just told me to come here and not have no ticket because they don't look like I just came straight here, you know?

01:21:36

Just to prove that I was there. And so, others would know

01:21:41

I wasn't the person that screwed this up. A ticket is always provided to a driver when they arrive at a

01:21:51

United States Postal Service facility. It proves you were there. The transportation supervisor refused to give me a ticket and told me to leave.

01:22:01

I then demanded he give me a late slip since I wanted to get paid for the time

01:22:08

I was sitting there and waiting for them to offload me.

01:22:14

He refused to give me that, too. It was kind of rude and wouldn't explain anything to me.

01:22:21

So, again, this is nine minutes long. You guys can look it up. I just wanted to give you guys a good taste of, again, we can't fill this show out or weeks of shows out with all these eyewitness testimonies and everything else.

01:22:32

But these things matter. Here you have a guy who is really peculiar. We're taking boxes full of filled out ballots from Pennsylvania or New York to Pennsylvania.

01:22:45

Which direction? I forget which direction it was. At any rate, we're taking ballots in odd circumstances in terms of this guy's usual methodology, how this works out, even trying to get the proof that he was there, that he dropped off, all that stuff.

01:23:00

It's not being allowed. Really strange circumstances. These ballots disappearing. You know, this stuff matters.

01:23:06

People need to pay attention to it. When you have numerous eyewitnesses even saying things like, look, these mysterious trucks show up without state tags at four in the morning dropping off a hundred thousand ballots, pulling ballots out of garbage cans and other things like numerous eyewitnesses sworn affidavits saying, look, this happened.

01:23:24

They just appeared. They're feeding these things through. Everybody should care about that. I don't care where you're on the spectrum, whether you're a libertarian, you're an independent, whether you are a

01:23:32

Republican, a Democrat. Everyone needs to care about integrity in elections because from a

01:23:38

Christian perspective, God cannot lie. We are made in God's image.

01:23:43

Lies are sin and lies are destructive. And it's an absolute standard that you shall not lie.

01:23:49

Integrity matters from the Christian worldview. And so that ought to matter to us in this whole circumstance we find ourselves in.

01:23:55

We talk about the election and election fraud and numerous eyewitnesses and somebody says, yeah, but every election has fraud.

01:24:01

Every election has things that are off. And the answer is, well, yeah, we know that, of course, but this is interesting.

01:24:06

That doesn't justify anything. It doesn't justify it. And fix it, please. Please fix it. And the second thing is, is when someone says that,

01:24:13

I'm like, yeah, but we're in this case, what's being alleged is a little different when you talk about like, places that are forcing out observers from the other side to let us count like thousands of votes over here where you can't see what we're actually counting.

01:24:29

And there's no evidence, no trail. When you talk about Dominion software and servers, and you talk about all these different companies working together that are foreign companies that have servers and other foreign countries, and you've got easily accessible machines that can be hacked.

01:24:47

And, you know, these, these like friggin example, like at these hearings, they're asking, these legislatures are asking

01:24:53

Dominion to show up. Can you guys show up so we can just ask you these questions and Dominion's refusing to show up.

01:24:59

Exactly. Why? Why? I mean, if this is your thing, if like you care about the integrity of the

01:25:04

American election and your stuff, like my software, it's legit, it's real. I'd be so offended.

01:25:10

I'd be so offended if somebody was like railing against my system publicly. I'd be like, no, I'll defend myself. And I'll bring my whole technical team in here to disprove what you're saying.

01:25:19

And I'll do it on a dime quickly because this, this matters to me. My company matters to me and you're lying about me.

01:25:26

They're not showing up. They've been invited. They just won't come. Hopefully they eventually do.

01:25:31

But you know, with the evidence that's against them, you know, and also as an American citizen, I do have to say,

01:25:37

I've got a significant issue with votes for our country being tabulated and counted going out of the country.

01:25:46

I got a problem with the company that's in charge of all of this. And some of these States, uh, having an office in Barbados, like I got a real problem with that.

01:25:55

I got a problem with any company counting votes, having any connection to like Venezuela and Venezuelan elections and all those things.

01:26:04

Did you hear by the way that, uh, the Venezuelan voting machines, you guys hear the story, uh, ought to look it up here.

01:26:11

Hold on. Uh, talk amongst yourselves cause I want to get all the details. Right. Um, I have a thing, but I can just say the other night

01:26:18

I was sitting at a table with a few friends and we came, uh, we, what we decided is that it would be a really good idea for Trump to, um, build himself a white house that looks exactly like the white house, but of course he'd have to put like his name on it really big and that's fine.

01:26:41

It's his, but he should make an, I would just, if he can, Mr. President, if you can, please just make, um, a full, full scale replica of the white house and move into it.

01:26:57

So yeah, that'd be hilarious. So if you, if you have to leave the real white house that is. Old, uh, old, old story, but for the

01:27:04

BBC, uh, Venezuelan fire, thousands of voting machines burned, uh, at a main warehouse near the

01:27:10

Capitol. Um, most of the voting machines were held there. Almost 50 ,000 voting machines and 582 computers using the country's elections went up in flames.

01:27:21

No, no. After the election, uh, conveniently after the election, all the voting machine, all the evidence of the, it's all, it's just burned up.

01:27:29

Uh, we don't know. We don't know. Look, it's peculiar. It's suspicious. That's all I'm saying is it's suspicious.

01:27:35

Can you prove anything on that point? Well, I don't know. I haven't looked into the details of their examination. I don't expect much from Venezuela, but it's all kinds of things surrounding.

01:27:46

Um, these foreign countries, when they have these quote votes, people come here from America. I've talked to people who have sat in front of my face that have had, that, that came here as immigrants and became citizens.

01:27:57

They said, I fled a country where like a fraud and elections is the thing. Everyone knows my vote doesn't count.

01:28:04

This is all being, it's all being foisted upon us in the first place. It's all fraudulent. And they're like, and now

01:28:09

I'm coming to this country and my goodness, I'm terrified because now what I experienced and I fled from is taking place right here in my own country.

01:28:16

And it's amazing because some of these, these companies have direct connections to these regimes that love to defraud nations.

01:28:25

Um, and that should matter to us. Look, I think that as a Christian, we should just have it as a rule. I'll put it out there that if you're not an

01:28:31

American citizen, you don't get to run any voting, anything, um, for the, the, the, the nation that I'm in.

01:28:38

Like you should have, you should be an American citizen. You should have American interests in mind. Um, and otherwise your company shouldn't be allowed to run any election, anything that seems like normal sort of just sort of like, yeah, we understand that you should have

01:28:53

America's best interests in mind in order to have anything to do with any voting system here. But weirdly that didn't happen here.

01:28:59

We've got foreign countries with foreign interests and foreign money, uh, funding, uh, voting software and system that's being implemented in our, in our states to run elections.

01:29:10

And just so happens, uh, some strange stuff is happening with those systems. Now, here's what I'm saying. Um, I'm not trying to provide any proof right now, except to say like, in principle, we should never do that.

01:29:21

Like you should never do that. You should never allow that sort of a thing to happen because it could be corrupted and, um, and you don't want that sort of a thing in America.

01:29:29

And look, I'm saying this as a Christian minister, it was Christian ministers. It was like, it was the Christian pulpit, the sermons and the

01:29:37

Christian pulpit that developed the founding of this nation. So I'm saying as a minister, I have a real biblical worldview issue with all this stuff going on.

01:29:48

Exactly. And if you're a Christian, you should too. And if you're a man, you should act like a man. You should stand up and you should say something about it.

01:29:54

Amen. Um, good truth matters in every area of life. It's not just relegated to the church or even in our own home.

01:30:01

So we, we have a biblical responsibility to stand up for truth and principles, uh, no matter where the issues may be.

01:30:12

Yep. It was great having you back, Joy the girl next week, next week, next week, everybody and abortion now .com

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01:32:01

Um, oh, I have to announce this. Oh my goodness. I hope you're still, how many people are watching live right now? Don't leave, don't leave 534 right now watching live.

01:32:11

Hey, don't, don't you dare click off yet. I've got to tell you something that's so important.

01:32:16

I'm so glad I remembered to do this. January 22nd, 2021,

01:32:22

January 22nd, 2021. Something very important is happening here in Arizona and we need you to come.

01:32:29

I don't even care where you're from. Uh, you from California, Nevada, Texas, Oklahoma, Utah.

01:32:36

I don't care where you're from. If you're from New York, be a little good little break from New York right now.

01:32:41

Come on. I want to come. Anyways, come to Arizona. Please let you out. Join us. January 22nd,

01:32:47

Arizona state Capitol Rose garden. We are holding a rally, uh, for the abolition of abortion, the criminalization of abortion in Arizona, alongside representative

01:32:59

Walt Blackman's press conference, he's going to be holding on his bill working towards the criminalization or abolition of abortion.

01:33:05

So he is going to put the bill before the press and we're holding a rally. Come yep.

01:33:12

January 22nd. We're going to be there. Put your hand in my hand. Come out with me, please. Come.

01:33:17

We need you. We need you by the thousands. We need you by the truckloads. If you've got a church, rent a bus.

01:33:23

All right. You can rent a bus and come down. Whatever you got to do. Come and join us. January 22nd,

01:33:29

Arizona state Capitol Rose garden. 10 AM for the press conference. 11 AM is the rally.

01:33:35

Yes, we're going to be there. Please join us. Tell your mama, your papa, tell your friends, tell your wife, tell everybody, come to Arizona, January 22nd, 2021.

01:33:48

Well, yeah. If you're, if you decide to come to another state, definitely tell your wife, at least tell her you're coming.

01:33:54

If not invite her to come with you. I was more trying to connect it to hide your kids, hide your wife.

01:33:59

Yeah. Um, so we need, we need thousands to come for this rally to abolish abortion in Arizona.

01:34:07

Um, we need you with us. Please make time, save some money, drive out here, come and meet with us.

01:34:13

Uh, I'll personally put my hand in your hand and tell you how grateful I am for you, uh, for showing up.

01:34:19

Please come. We'll have a page up maybe even by the end of the day. Um, with all the details.

01:34:24

Yeah. So we'll be sharing that. So watch for that. Yeah. So guys, please look for the bottom of my heart. We've been asking

01:34:29

God for this for years. It's happening now in Arizona. We're working on it happening in all other states, our good friends in Oklahoma, um, did this this past year.

01:34:38

And it was, it was a big thing. Listen, you need to come to Arizona and we need your help. We need all hands on deck.

01:34:44

If you're a part of end abortion now and your local church is doing this, come bring your team, be with us on that day.

01:34:50

If you're in Arizona right now, you got no excuse. Okay. Come I'm giving you enough advanced notice. January 22nd.

01:34:57

Look, take off of work. Do what you gotta do. Sell your shoes. I don't care what you gotta do. Um, again, I'll put my hand in your hand and tell you how grateful

01:35:03

I am for you. Just show up with us for that rally and tell everybody, you know, we need thousands showing up.

01:35:10

Okay. Uh, Walt Blackman again is putting, is putting that before the press that day, his bill to abolish abortion.

01:35:17

We're all going to be there. Tell everybody, you know, and please come show up. Be with us that day.

01:35:22

January 22nd, Arizona state Capitol Rose garden, 11am for the rally. 10am is the press conference.

01:35:28

We need you there. Do you want to add anything to that? Uh, no, I think that's good for now. All right. Joy, the girl. Thanks. Luke, the bear.

01:35:35

It's great to have you back. We'll catch you guys next week, right here on apology or radio, which by the way, we might have a very special guest next week.

01:35:44

Just pray, pray for that. Very, very special guest. Maybe even somebody you saw today in the episode.

01:35:53

We're working on it. Somebody important. You saw on the episode. Just pray about the truck driver. It's the chick.

01:35:59

It's the white chick. It's the gay Lords. I guess that's,

01:36:06

I don't know. I don't know. I'm just trying to think of all the things that appear in an apology or radio today. Chad's Chad's going to be here hanging chats.

01:36:14

We're going to have them next week. We just start the show with a, a total bro hanging. Like, just like he's like, what's up?

01:36:21

What are you doing? I'm the hanging chat. I'm going to say a crow with a grudge. We've had lots of things appear in the show today.

01:36:29

Uh, pray next week, maybe a big guest. Thank you guys. God bless you. Apology studios .com. As we get more, please sign up for all access.