Pep Talk, CCP Billionaire and Big Eva, and Horton's "Christian Nationalism"

Opening Pep Talk on Evangelical Drift, Truth, and Courage

Welcome to the Conversations That Matter podcast. My name is John Harris. We have another episode for you today. There have been episodes every day this week, and that is not a mistake. It is because there is a lot going on, and I realize if you're being bombarded from every direction, which we are on so many issues.

We have the COVID -19 issue and the government response to that. That's actually the real issue. We have the election integrity issue. We have now this whole controversy over nationalism in Christianity, which is, I think, more of a controversy over patriotism.

I'm going to explain that hopefully more in tomorrow's episode. I already did one podcast on it, and what I've realized is the dividing lines go so deep. We have now evangelical elites who are progressives, who are 60s radicals.

That's the mentality they have. Those who wanted to take over the evangelical institutions, like I talk about in my book right here, Social Justice Goes to Church, the story that I tell about the 60s radicals, evangelicals, those in the 1970s who wanted to take over these institutions, they are in the driver's seat now.

They're protégés. Those who have listened to them, those who have been influenced by other new left sources are holding the reins of power in formerly theologically conservative evangelical circles. The only problem is so many of the rank and file, myself included, aren't buying it.

That frustrates them, and it frustrates them a lot. I think it's important for us to find out what's the root of this frustration. Why is there a disagreement? This touches on the fundamental disagreements, I believe, over the providence of God, over not just nationalism but identity itself.

It traces right back to, I think, a rejection of the Creator and how He has ordained things in so many ways. We're going to talk about that tomorrow with Stephen Wolff and Thomas Accord. You're not going to want to miss that episode.

They did a great job on a recent podcast. They put out on a philosophy of place. When I heard them articulate it—because they articulated something I firmly believe, but not many people articulate it well.

It is so contrary to the notions we have, ideological notions that we have, the modern state assumptions we have. Our identities that are now supposed to be based more on abstractions, we're denying ourselves.

We have an identity crisis in this country. There are so many things that contribute to it. I think Stephen Wolff and Thomas Accord understand this issue better than most. It's all connected. It's all connected.

The critical race theory stuff is, I think, connected to this as well. In fact, I will say this, and I've thought about saying this. I think I have said it in the past, but recently I felt a compulsion—almost a conviction to say this.

Those who are trying to smash critical race theory into the language of the gospel and put them side by side as if somehow they have something to do with one another, they're connected in some way, and critical race theory is part of the gospel.

It doesn't even have to be critical race theory. Any of these new left ideas, any of these Marxist concepts, socialist ideas, etc., the whole cluster of issues that we are facing right now that are being forced upon us, adding to the gospel in that way, that is false teaching.

I don't have a problem saying—people like Jarvis Williams, I'll use him as an example. He's a false teacher. There is no doubt in my mind he is a false teacher. The prayer for him should be that he repents and turns to Christ.

That goes for a lot of these other folks as well in what was once considered conservative evangelicalism. They may mean well. They may be nice personally, but they're promoting a false gospel. Walter Strickland promotes a false gospel.

There is no doubt in my mind about this. I've read way too much of what he said. I've listened to way too much of what he said. We need leaders—and I'm going to just be honest with you here—we need leaders that are willing to say that, that are willing to say that person is a false teacher or that person is promoting false teaching at the very least.

If someone is unwilling to say that, if they're constantly calling people like that brothers, well, they're just misguided, but they're brothers, we have to reject them as leaders. I'm not trying to be unkind.

I'm not trying to be overly controversial. I'm certainly not trying to build any rapport with myself. I'm not. I just want to expose this stuff. That's why I wrote this. It's not to make a name for myself.

It's not to promote my platform. I don't plan on doing this forever at all. It is because I care about the church, and I also care about this country. I know that's controversial. Somehow now, that is controversial.

I care about this country. I think this country ought to be influenced by the principles that we know to be true from the Word of God. One of the things that the Word of God says is the Lord hates unjust weights and measures.

The Lord hates lying. The Lord hates stealing. The Lord hates haughtiness. Haughty eyes are an abomination to Him. So many of the things that we see coming that are being advocated, supported by the evangelical industrial complex are absolute evil.

It's basic stuff. You don't need to know Greek or Hebrew. You don't need to go to seminary to understand this stuff. This stuff is basic. It's unfortunate. Some people right now in certain areas in this country are better off starting a church themselves than trying to fit into one.

I firmly believe that. I get the emails all the time, and I have had some of my own experiences. I've moved around quite a bit, and I'm seeing how bleak the situation is out there with pastors who are actually willing to meet people in their congregation where they're at, talk about the issues that are important to them that they need navigated from a biblical perspective.

Those pastors are few and far between, and God bless you pastors who are willing to do that, who are willing to call evil what it is, who are willing to help navigate your congregation through the things that they're actually facing in their real daily lives.

We've got to get rid of this pietist idea that that's just not the role of the church to ever talk about things that are in the political realm or the social realm. That is ridiculous. That is not biblical, orthodox behavior, and it's certainly not a heritage we have as those descendant from the Protestant Reformation.

I mean, look, this isn't even...you broaden it to Christendom. This isn't even how Roman Catholics function or have functioned historically, but we are in this situation now where there is an off-limits sign for pastors to start talking about these issues unless they do so from a left-leaning perspective, and so many pastors are running for that moderation, that neutrality.

They don't want to offend the three people in their congregation who voted for Biden or whatever it is. I don't know, but it's time to get over that because we are in a situation where we need the biblical truth more than anything, and the biblical ethic speaks to the issues that are confronting us, including election fraud, including the lockdowns and everything going on, the constitutional crisis that we're having, people losing their businesses, all of these things.

The Bible actually gives...it takes work sometimes to delve into Scripture to find, okay, what verses actually give us principles that apply to this situation? That's what being a pastor, that's what being a teacher, that's the job of those people, but we need people who are going to do that, and that's my admonishment to you guys out there who are in those roles, and I know many of you listen.

I get your emails. Please do not be afraid. You only need to fear one person, and that's the Lord Jesus Christ. Fear God. Do not fear man, and go with him. He is behind you. The Spirit gives you strength.

The Word of God gives you power. Do not shy away from the truth, and this is the hour to be speaking the truth and doing so boldly, and it may cost you, and that's the risk that you have to take, and that's the risk that every firm preacher of not just the gospel but biblical truth has had to endure since the initiation of Christianity with the coming of Jesus Christ.

This is nothing new in that sense. Unfortunately, we have a country of people with fear. We have men without spines, and as Chesterton said, men without chests, right? People who are afraid of sometimes their own shadow.

They're afraid of their... I don't know what it is. I really don't. I've tried to figure this out, and I don't know how to even make sense of all of it. Sometimes people that I thought were fearless in other situations, when the heat is really turned up, and it's a political situation where it can cost them, all of a sudden they cower, and we thank God for those who have decided to take a bold stand, even if at first, maybe they weren't, but they've come along, and now they are seeing what's going on.

They're seeing the truth, and they're willing to take a bold stand. We praise God for those kinds of Christian leaders. Look for them. Look for them. There's a whole... Look, what is it, 76 now? I don't remember.

It fell a little bit, but still a vast majority of conservative evangelicals voted for Donald Trump, right? More politically conservative evangelicals, and they don't have much of a home right now. There's going to be a lot of people, and this is not just political conservatives.

Theological conservatives as well, which is not necessarily reflected in that number, but I'm saying a majority of evangelicals are mostly theological conservatives. Now, I know some of you are going to say, well, I saw this poll, and look at how many evangelicals don't believe it.

I get that. I understand. In a way, depending on how you draw these lines, you could certainly say that the majority of those who call themselves evangelical are not really evangelical, and I totally get that, and I understand that, but those who actually are committed to attending church, paying the bills of these ministries, buying resources to help them study the Word of God, those you would see regularly on Sunday, etc., most of those people have inherited conservative biblical ideas, and they're holding on to them—many of them, at least.

Some of them maybe have given some of them up, but there's a siege for them to give up the rest of them, and right now things are moving so fast, they need a home. They're looking for leaders, and there's going to be many leaders who pop up and say, that's me, but we have to test them.

You have to test the Spirit, see if they're from God, and I'm saying to you, one of the tests is to see how bold are they? Are they able to refute those who contradict? It's one of the requirements for being an elder.

Are they able to do it? Are they willing to do it? I mean, that's the main thing now. Are they willing to do it? Are they willing to identify wolves by name and say, that is a wolf? If there's any kind of hesitation on that, it's one thing to have, you know, you have to know who the wolf is, but if you have that information, if it's obvious, and you're not willing to say it, then we have to question that.

This is not the time for half measures. So that's my little pep talk that I wasn't expecting to give, but that's just been on my heart, and look, the Lord is sovereign. The Lord is gracious. He is good.

He has his own who have not bowed the knee to Baal. They're out there, guys, and you can find each other, and I promise you, I am working on figuring out ways to connect all of y 'all and try to get you together so that you can form churches, and it may be that, you know, all the PhD, all the THM and MDiv guys in your area are compromised or weak, and you need to be the one as a welder or a farmer or a trucker to start the church, and there is nothing wrong with that.

You want to be humble. You want to try to, you know, get the training that you can get where you can get it. It's very hard to come by that these days, but you may be a better option, and the Lord gives, this is one of the things that's so important for us all to understand right now, and this goes back to something that comforts us in the sovereignty of God.

He has, He is, the Spirit of God is looking for worshipers who worship Him in spirit and in truth, and He is equipping the saints. It is the Spirit. It is not a committee. It is not a seminary institution.

It is not, it's not actually even your pastor or your elders, fundamentally speaking. Now, you want that oversight. As much as possible, you want that oversight. It's not always available, and we see in the book of Acts it wasn't always available, but as much as is possible, you want the local church.

I mean, when you're starting a local church in an area and you're a missionary, hopefully you're sent from somewhere else. Hopefully you even have that kind of oversight, but we are in a situation now where I think common people are going to have to step up to the plate and realize the Spirit of God, as 1 Corinthians 12 tells us, is the one who administers the gifts.

It's not up to any human or group of humans to do that, and if you have the gift, even if you're a trucker and you're reluctant, pray about it. That's my encouragement. Pray about it. The Lord is going to raise up the weak things to shame the strong, and the strong right now are those who have these institutions.

I mean, most of them aren't even, it's not even like many of them are church elders. I was shocked. I mean, I probably shouldn't say the name of this person just yet, because I haven't thought this through, but I was shocked to find out that—oh, you know what?

I'll just say it. It doesn't really affect much. I was shocked to find out that right now, currently speaking, the provost for the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary is not an elder. And I think there was a time, I think perhaps he was, and I'm just—this is someone who's training pastors, right?

Who's basically in line to take over an institution that is the flagship school for the biggest denomination in North America, well, in the United States, and is not an elder at the church that he attends, currently speaking at least.

Now, that's unusual to me. Should that even be the case? Many of the people that are in these positions of so-called authority, they don't even have that. So, don't be intimidated by them. Don't look at that as, well, that must be legitimate authority because it has the name of an institution on it.

That doesn't mean anything. Okay, well, we would hope that an institution would be doing a good job to vet and train people, but that just— we're finding out now, in 2020, we're losing faith in most of our institutions.

It's the Spirit of God that gives those gifts, all right? And so, that's my encouragement to you. The Spirit, it hasn't left. It could be. It's possible that the United States of America is under the judgment of God, and the Spirit of God is not working in the same way in which He used to work.

That is possible, but He's still at work. And in the lives of believers, He is certainly at work, and He's going to preserve His people, and you can be part of that. And I would encourage you, locate those leaders in your community, wherever you find them, and follow them.

Follow them, but make sure you vet them. Make sure you be a Berean about it. Compare what they say to Scripture. See if they're actually strong, and they're willing to refute those who contradict, etc.

All right, that's my little pep talk. Hopefully, that burned a fire under you and got you a little pumped up this morning. And it's not a hopeless thing, guys. This was a hopeful thing. This is a good thing.

We've been lied to for a long time. If we've been deceived, it's good to know it, and many are starting to realize it. They're figuring it out now, and that is a really, really good thing. It makes way for those who are honest and do have integrity to step up to the plate.

One final announcement about this book. I had said on the podcast yesterday that those who ordered it on the 16th and 17th would also receive a free copy of Social Justice is Why Social Justice is Not Biblical Justice, or yeah, I think that's the name of it, by Scott David Allen.

And the deal is, so many people ordered this that I ran out of Why Social Justice is Not Biblical Justice. But don't worry. What I've decided to do is, if you order today on the 17th, you will still get this.

And hopefully in time for Christmas. It's kind of, we're on a razor's edge. I'm going to the post office later today. I'm going to send them out. But if you're one of the ones that did not get a copy because I ran out of Why Social Justice is Not Biblical Justice, I'm going to send it to you separately.

And I'm looking, I sent out an email this morning to see if I can get a bulk shipment in, how fast I can get it, all that kind of stuff. If not, I'm ordering it on Amazon and sending it to you because I'm going to honor my word on this.

But yeah, anyone who ordered on the 16th and 17th, they're going to get both those books. Go to socialjusticegoestochurch .com and you can pick up your copy. Again, this is a history of the movement. It'll help you identify some aspects of progressive evangelicalism.

It is not an apologetics book. I've been working on an apologetics book. I'll be honest, for the past few weeks, I haven't written a word in it. It's because of all this stuff that's been going on. And a lot of that stuff is good things.

I mean, I submitted a proposal yesterday for a 1607 project. And I may form a 501c3 if the organization that I talked to about it doesn't want to take it. So there's a lot of good things happening. I'm hoping still to get that out though.

I was hoping before Christmas. I think the reality is it'll probably be February at the earliest before I'd be able to get something like that out. But it is in the works. Your support does help and I appreciate that.

We are now almost 18 minutes into the podcast. I haven't gotten to the topics for today. And I thought this was going to be a shorter podcast. But every time I say that, I'm a long-winded guy. Maybe that's God telling me by his spirit that I need to be a preacher.

I don't know. Preachers tend to be long-winded and have corny dad jokes. That's the other thing. And they play golf. And well, my dad was a preacher. So I can say some of this stuff. Anyway, I have some of that stuff going on.

I've never played golf though. I have to be honest with you. That's the one thing. I don't know if there's something in the Bible that says you have to do that. It does seem like a lot of pastors do it though.

What a Nation Is: Land, Language, Family, and Place

Let's start off though here with, this is a post that I just made on what's a nation? What's a nation? This is what I'm going to talk to you about with Thomas Accord and Stephen Wolfe tomorrow. Two verses and George Washington's farewell address.

I want you to hear this. Genesis 10, 5. The nations were separated into their lands, everyone according to his language, according to their families into their nations. We find land, we find language, we find family.

Land, language, family. That's what a nation is, guys. I don't think those who translated this into English did an incorrect job. I think that's exactly what a nation is. Acts 17, 26 is sort of a New Testament parallel.

He made from one man, every nation, nation of mankind, ethnos, to live on all the face of the earth, having determined their appointed times and boundaries of their habitation. Times and boundaries. Place, not space, place.

We find in George Washington's farewell address, I think, something that parallels this. The name of American which belongs to you in your national capacity must always exalt the just pride of patriotism more than any appellation derived from local discriminations.

With slight shades of difference, you have the same religion, manners, habits, and political principles. Religion, manners, habits, political principles. These things come from where? From families. They come from being in the same spot, experiencing some of the same things, speaking the same language, having the same religion.

It's a fluid thing, kind of, but it's a very distinct thing. You can't distill it, perhaps, and describe every aspect of it. There's no way to do that. It's not an abstract thing, but you recognize it when you see it.

When you come home after being on a trip, you know what it means to be with your people. It doesn't mean they all have the same genetics as you, necessarily. They could be in the same place, but nations also change when other people groups link together with them, etc.

It's marriage. That's the key thing. That's why, oh, you're, you know, you hear things like, well, you're just being, you're an alt-right person, or something like that, if you think that there's any place for genetics in this.

Well, here's where the genetics fit in, fits in here to this whole equation. Culture, nations, right? There's culture. We were talking about some of the same things. They are, it's perpetuated most, and this is in the sovereignty of God.

This is his providence. It's perpetuated through men and women coming together and having children. That's genetics right there. That's genetics. This is the way in which the word race used to be used.

Critical race theorists get this all wrong. Yeah, Darwin came along and, you know, race all of a sudden became all about genetics. Race didn't used to be all about genetics. It was the stuff I just, I'm telling you right now.

It was about the land you live in. It was about the language you spoke, the religion you had, the values you held, the manners, the customs, traditions. That was what a people was. That's what a race was.

The Tower of Babel, the Great Reset, and the Election Fight

The changing of definitions is, has to, a lot of it has to do with that, but there are some really seismic differences between progressive evangelicals and what I would consider to be conservative evangelicals, both theologically and politically.

And I'm going to tell you what I think it is. The Tower of Babel tendency exists among the progressive evangelicals. This is, and let me just connect the dots for you here. This is exactly what the World Economic Forum wants.

The Great Reset is about a Neo Tower of Babel. It is about bringing every, cutting down all the barriers, language barriers, every kind of barrier, and bringing everyone into one, organized, working like a machine.

And if you don't fall into line, a social credit score will punish you so that you will be forced to fall into line. It is about top-down totalitarian control, but make no mistake, it's a modern utopia that will get rid of all the divisions that exist between people groups because, let's face it, those things cause people to war with each other.

Just like the Enlightenment was a reaction against some of the, in some ways, the wars that were caused in theory, and in fact, in many places, wars that were caused by religious differences. And well, religion must be the problem.

We need to go secular. Well, now it's nations are the problem. We need to go international. We need globalism. That's the Tower of Babel, guys. It's bringing it back together. And that's what I think Big Eva, if you want to call it that, the evangelical industrial complex, that's what they're invested in.

Many of them are knowingly invested in this. Some of them are unknowingly, and they're using their cherry-picking verses from the scripture to try to somehow create this idea that the Bible teaches that they're really, because of loving your neighbor and these basic principles, which honestly are just being, they're being filled with ideas that are not coming from scripture, but they're passing under the veneer of these basic principles like loving neighbor and justice, etc., that inclusion, equity, diversity, tolerance means getting rid of national boundaries.

It means succumbing to the authoritarian control of those outside even our country, or those who have interests. I don't know if you've been paying attention to what's happening with this election. Something else I as we go along here, I wanted to show you this.

The Navarro report put out this 36-page document called the Immaculate Deception, Six Key Dimensions of Election Irregularities. This, if you want to share with your friend, oh, there's no voter fraud.

Share with them this one. And there's so many places you can go, but this is one of the best ones you can go through. And it is well-written. It is sourced correctly. It's got a great bibliography at the end.

The person who wrote this is willing to go head-to-head with anyone from MSNBC, etc. And it shows the states where different kinds of fraud happen. And you'll notice there are six different categories, outright voter fraud, ballot mishandling, contestable process fouls, equal protection clause violations, voting machine irregularities, significant statistical anomalies.

And it gives examples in Arizona, Georgia, Michigan, Nevada, Pennsylvania, Wisconsin. I'm going to put this in the info section. This is important, I think. Share this on social media. Send it to your friends.

We need to get the word out there on this because it's not over, guys. It's not over. And relating this to what I was just talking about with the Tower of Babel tendency, this report does not go into it as much, but there is evidence now coming out that China has been involved in this operation, this disinformation campaign, and the election itself to steal the election.

Trevor Loudon came on the program a few weeks ago. We talked about it. Trevor did a great job. He has shown the connections between the Chinese Communist Party and elements in this country to get out the vote for Democrats.

Then you also have the new allegations of Chinese accessing servers that were involved in tabulating the vote in certain states. This is nothing to play around with. How many things are we seeing today with China?

We have this spy that was compromising a congressman from California. We had Barbara Boxer's driver. That was not too long ago. He was a Chinese spy. Look at what the Chinese are doing. These islands they're building in the South China Sea, their Belt and Road Initiative.

They're controlling so many of the countries in Africa. They basically own the World Health Organization. They own the Panama Canal. They control many countries now in South America. They're on our doorstep, and they want us.

They didn't want Trump. They wanted Biden. Now we're finding out of all the things that are compromising Joe Biden and Hunter Biden that have their roots in China. This is not a good thing. This is something that we should be concerned about.

If you care about your country, if you care about nations, cultures, if you care about those things and you want to preserve those things, then this is something that you'll care about. But if not, if that doesn't mean anything to you, and you want to get rid of the boundaries, and you want to get rid of this horrible, racist, xenophobic idea that we're somehow—Americans should take care of Americans first, and that our responsibility is to our own people, that kind of thing—then you're not going to care about this.

That's a huge dividing line. Big Eva is in love with these abstract ideas that don't even stem from scripture. Common people living their common lives, working-class individuals generally, they're thinking about their family, their country.

They're tied in with their heritage, and those who have come before them, and that legacy, and those kinds of things. The things are true and valuable in that, and they don't want to see it go. A lot of blood has been spilled in preserving the freedoms we enjoy, including the freedom to worship God according to conscience, the dictates of conscience.

That is hanging by a thread right now, guys. It is hanging by a thread. And you don't see these Big Eva types, these elites in evangelical circles caring about it one bit. In fact, they're pushing the envelope for the other side.

And it is to the shame of these Big Evangelical types that you have those without—who don't have the best theology, but they love their people, and they understand some rudimentary biblical principles, and they are going to get out there, and they're going to try to defend the integrity of the election.

Making fun of those people, saying, oh, how horrible they are. Okay, you can maybe find some errors. Maybe they said some things that were totally off theologically. What are you doing? They're the game in town, because they're the ones that have the concern over this.

I'm not defending bad theology. I know there was a rally last week, and some of the speakers had some bad theology. I get it. I get it. But where are those who have supposedly good theology? Do they even care about the people they're supposedly trying to help?

If you're not getting answers about the issues that I'm bringing up right now from your evangelical leaders, from the sources you go to for information, you've got to ask yourself why. Why is it that so many of you who are probably listening to my broadcast, you're going to sources like Bannon's War Room.

You're going to YouTube or to Rumble, and you're tuning into War Room, which is growing by leaps and bounds. It's not even a Christian outfit. It's not. Political populist conservatives, but they're actually trying to address something that's important—fraud, election integrity.

And it's not over. They're giving hope to people. They're showing, hey, if we can sway some public opinion, the numbers are coming in our direction. People are starting to ask questions. There was just this committee hearing yesterday where Rand Paul spoke out about this.

We could have a situation in which Congress does not certify this vote, and you have a constitutional crisis. But look, Trump's still in this to win this. And there's a reason the media is very desperate.

Why did Biden have to come out and make a speech after the Electoral College vote? He shouldn't have had to do that if everyone was on board. It's because everyone's not on board. And he knows it, and he has to reinforce it.

And there's no way to govern a country where half the country, or more than half, thinks that this election was stolen, because now Democrats are starting to wake up to this. They're seeing the stuff coming out about the Hunter Biden laptop, which they didn't see before, and they're starting to wonder about the election itself.

Those who care about truth on a basic level—this is so basic—God cares about truth. Those who also care about truth are going to find out sources that are going to try to expose this and help people navigate this and give them some ideas of what they can do, because people feel helpless, and they've lost faith in the institutions.

And I've tried to tell you on this program some of the things you can do. I still have guests lined up. Even this morning, guys, I had guests that I was reaching out to. I'm excited, actually, to have this guest on—someone from South Africa who actually was born in Rhodesia.

If you know anything about the histories of those places, you'll know why I'm having them on. And we're going to talk about what a future might look like in a Biden administration with a Black Lives Matter narrative governing the day.

We're going to talk about a lot of the things because they've happened where this person is living in South Africa in different ways, but same kind of thing. Marxism, race-based Marxism, using that as a wedge by which to control people.

I have someone right now who has agreed to come on at some point who is very good with teaching about some of the ideas that are on people's minds, but they're afraid to talk about it. I even have to be careful in how I present this, but what do you do when all the institutions break down and the rule of law is disregarded?

Is there a precedent, even in the American Revolution, perhaps—a war for independence, I should say—for opposing this with force? And what does that look like? These are questions people are asking. These are questions, honestly, the Christian leaders that you listen to probably need to start talking about.

So we're trying to be ahead of this, guys, as much as we possibly can. And I just want to present to you information I think will be helpful to you. That is my mission in all this. But here's some things you can do, guys.

If you're concerned about this, go to the link that I put in the info section. Share the immaculate deception on your social media platforms. You can at least do that, right? Talk to your—I've already called mine.

I don't care what state you're in. Call your representatives just to let them know or email them or both. Send them a letter if you want to. Say, look, I want you to challenge this. When the electoral college vote is to be certified by Congress, I want you to challenge this.

I don't want this being certified because we have some real questions about it. And if that means Nancy Pelosi has to be president for a certain amount of time—oh, I pray that doesn't happen—then here's the thing, guys.

We don't handle this now. It'll never be handled. It'll never be handled. If this gets through, if election fraud like this goes unpunished, we won't have a free and fair election again. Not until this is dealt with and the time to deal with it is now.

While Trump is in the White House, while there is some kind of pushback that exists, that won't exist once Biden's in there, guys. It will be—I do believe it'll be the end of the republic as we know it.

And, okay, it's not going to probably be Armageddon the next day, but give it a few years, guys, and see what kinds of things happen. See what the Great Reset feels like. The time to fight is now. Call your senator.

Call your congressman. Share that link. And, hey, if you want good information and you're more of the, you know, most of the people listening to me are working class types, you're out there earning a living, well, subscribe to Bannon's War Room.

I mean, I don't—I've never said this. I don't think I've ever said this. Maybe I have. I don't know about something that's not a, you know, Christian kind of ministry thing, you know. Usually on the podcast, I mean, that's—but this is something so basic, and yet it is being covered up, and we're in the middle of this disinformation campaign.

I mean, look, I could be banned from YouTube for even saying this. I don't know. But I want to be honest. I want to be able to sleep at night, and I want to be able to give you all the resources that I can.

And so hopefully that helps you out. Go to the Navarro Report. In that vein, talking about China, I want to switch gears here. I want to read for you. I know not all of you have the time to read. You're out there.

You're working. You're making a living for your family. God bless you as you do that. I want to read for you an article that I think is important. Billionaire linked to Chinese Communist Party has given extensively to Americans, including to evangelical Christians.

This was published on the Capstone Report on December 16th. Link is in the info section. And there is a picture here, and you've got a bunch of global elites sitting with someone who we are about to read about.