Hour 4-Pastor Pat and The Great Doug Giles

Pastor Pat and The Great Doug Giles join the show this hour. 

Episode Transcript

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Good morning everybody. Happy happy fancyFriday to all of you and yours.
It's Almend in the morning and it'sCommon Sense Radio. And as always at
this time on Friday, our belovedpastor Pat Ranking with Have Bible will travel
the official chaplain of the Almond ofthe Morning Show. And it's always a

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great time to kind of step backa little bit and see what's up with
God. How you doing, myfriend, I'm doing great. How you
doing today, Jamie? Yes,it is my friend, And I have
to tell you it's always great.With all of the strife and all the
things going on, and you know, just everybody kind of a little on

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edge about everything. It is truethat God will not abandon us, and
that we know that's correct. Yeah, that's what he calls us is as
Christians are overcomers and he comes theworld with him, are called Christians.
And that's what God has called usto do, is is remain in and

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be a faithful witness and know thatwith Him all things are possible, no
doubt. And Sunday with the thirdSunday in Lent and he's going really fast
as the the what we call oneof the greatest hits of the Bible,
the Gospel of John and Jesus atthe Temple, and it's just as is

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set up here real quickly. Peoplewhen they when they talked about the selling
of doves at that particular juncture atthe temple, people were buying these doves
for alms. Is that correct?Yeah, they were buying them as sacrifices,

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and uh, you know that's whatyou would instead of carrying them.
They they bought them there at thetemple. And Jesus was upset about that.
And uh he in the in themoney changes were actually making money off
of selling these animals to people sothey could sacrifice. So it was a

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whole deboggle and uh, yeah,that's not that's not why God set up
the churches, is for that kindof nonsense. Well, and Jesus made
a whip. I mean, yeah, he was serious. Yeah, he's
he's he's very serious about his kingdomand his church and and how reverent we
should be. And uh and Jamie, I think I've been telling my congregation

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in the month of March, Ican't ever remember if you include Good Friday
the whole month, you end upwith six resurrection messages out of it.
And it's it's the most anointed monthI can ever remember before Easter, in
one of the earliest Easters ever.Yeah, other than I think back in

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the eighteen hundreds. So there's alot going on real quick, just like
you said. Uh. And it'sall for His kingdom and his glory and
uh. And you get to participateas a Christian. And it's one of
the great marvels of the Bible,one of the great stories. And I'm
wondering about It's interesting the placement ofthis in the Bible and also the timing

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of it and everything else. Sothis was it was this the only time
that Jesus ever showed any I'm notquite sure what I would call it,
because I wouldn't call it anger,but maybe it is. But this was
obviously very an indicative of an emotionwhich generally you didn't see in many of

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the readings regarding a real outward emotion. Yeah, you're right, Jamie,
were as Christians were not to beled by our emotions anymore. We're called
to be led by the spirit ofGod. So obviously that's something that he
thought through. And obviously Jesus wasn'teasily angered, and he did it because

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he had righteous anger. I mean, it's something he thought about. He
figured out how the way to uhtake care of the business. And and
that's what he did. You know, let's be honest. In the end,
when he comes back on a whitehorse, you know, he's not
coming in uh like he did onthe donkey, and he's coming back on
a war horse, and he's makingwar. And it's it's kind of like
you said earlier. You know,there's there's times in life when you have

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to draw the line. And Jesusis drawing the line. He said,
you know, all those who aregonna trust in me will reside with me
forever, and those who don't it'sit's it's gonna be a it's gonna be
a bad deal. Yeah. Andobviously this was this was also a progression
of the heaviness with which he approachedhis representation of God. And and and

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this is where he started really topush a lot of the buttons that ended
up getting him killed. Uh.And this this is an example of that.
This was this was a fairly bigstep in here in the beginning of
the end, so to speak.Yeah, exactly. And and I've been
telling my congregation, you know,if you if you read any of the

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prophecy, whether you're reading it outof Isaiah or any all the prophets talk
about Jesus and him to come,whether it's in Psalms and everything. Uh,
and you know, he starts outwe we we we view him as
as a lamb, but in theend he comes as a lion. I
mean, he's roaring like a lion, and uh, you know he's he's
coming to lay the law down.And uh, you know, evil can't

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continue on. So he's got todo he's got to do something about it.
And he's the only one who cando anything about it, you know.
And and in this this week,I'm I'm speaking about Jesus being out
in the desert being tempted, anduh, you know, the audacity of
the h the audacity of the enemy, comes to him and says, I'll
give you all of this. Youknow that you're looking at all this creation.

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Well here's the deal. Uh,somebody that has been created, can
I give you creation? And allof the creator can do that. And
that's God almighty. Yeah, andand also wonderful. Regarding his act at
the temple, you know, therewere many people who were upset with that
money changing, and so it wasbeautiful that Jesus did that with the knowledge

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that he was not going to haveimmediate punishment for it, as somebody else
would like if some just some normalperson went in there and I'll bet at
the table they had killed him.Yeah, we we we we talked about
that. I was talking to mystaff about that. How he could uh,
you know, restrain what it wastime to restrain and that and that's

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why God doesn't give us that anypower, because yeah, if you cut
some if you got caught off intraffic, you know, that would be
a bad thing, you know.So Jesus, Jesus is the is the
only one who could chill that kindof restrain with that kind of power.
Yeah, for sure, right exactly, and real quickly, since you mentioned
the donkey and the horse, andI know we'll probably end up talking about

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this after Palm Sunday, but itis really hugely significant that riding of the
donkey. It it set a message, a couple of messages. It was
the Romans were kind of like,oh, okay, well that's good,
and then but yet the Jews werelike, hey, wait a minute,

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is this is he really going tohelp us? Out here because he's riding
in on a donkey, not ofhorse. Is he really truly going to
be the guy's fighting fighting for us? It was a really bizarre moment and
had different indications to different groups.Yeah, and uh, actually that's the
theme really through all the gospels.You know, Jesus shows a lot of
restraint. It wasn't time for thatto happen. The donkey. The donkey

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represents a beast of peace, anda horse represents a beast of war.
And actually, if you look ona donkey, all donkeys have the symbol
of the cross on their back.They yes, wow, they sure do.
Yeah, right across the back.Yep, there's a cross on all
donkeys. Wow. Well I'm laughingbecause it's I just there was so so

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how does it manifest itself? Wheredoes it? What is it hair?
Or yes, yeah, there's there'sa black uh you know cross that goes
one way and then and and andthen the other way, and it's it's
a difference in the color of theirhair. Yeah. Wow mm hm.
And know that yeah, yeah,there's a lot of people that don't know
that. And and obviously we knowthat's something that uh uh that the Lord

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has provided is affirmation that this isthe beast that he was to ride in
on and and be remembered when hewent and his disciples went and got the
donkey. No one's ever wrote itbefore. I don't know about you.
I don't. I don't want tobe the first one to get on an
animal that hasn't been broke. Yeahright, Jesus, Jesus broke him just

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with his words. Yeah right exactly. And interestingly enough, Pastor Path that
that that the some of the Pharisees, some of the some of the rabbis
actually used that against him, thathe wrote it on donkies. I think
didn't some of them like tell someof the Jewish people, see, he's
not gonna he's not going to helpyou out. He's writing on a donkey.

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Yeah. When they when they weresaying hallelujah, hallelujah, save us,
save us, save us, youknow he you know, they told
Jesus, hey, tell your peopleto shut up, and he says,
hey, if I tell him toshut up, the rocks will cry out
for me. So somebody's going toworship the Lord and that and that's the
mandate on society. So yeah,they were, they were coming against Jesus
at every at every turn, forsure. Yeah, no doubt. It's

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really it really gets to be avery very this this part of the season.
There's a lot of heaviness and gravitasand also beauty to the whole thing
because it's just it's just it's incredible. Really. Yeah. I say,
when you take your natural mix ofwith with God supernatural, you get a

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supernatural explosion. It's just wonderful.It is intense and it is and it's
very thick, and I think,uh, everybody feels it, and it's
a it's the most wonderful time ofthe year for Christians. It's just,
uh, it's it's a it's amessage of being an overcomer, like I
said, you know, and that'swhat it tells us in First John five,
uh five and or five four andfive five. Yeah, your overcomers,

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right exactly. I I I lovethat. So tell me tell me
about Bible study, buddy, becauseI'm really interested in in what you guys
do and all the avenues you havefor people for Bible study and have Bible
will travel. Yeah. So wehave we have as many Bible studies as
we ever had as a matter offact. Uh, my wife and some

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of her friends are kicking off anew girls study tonight here at our Westport
campus. Uh. And it's calledthe Beauty Shop and it's kind of a
spin off of the men's group calledthe called the Garage. UH. And
then we all so have a manup Bible studying Thursday nights out there in
Moscow. We have our Sunday schoolsand then we have Tuesday nights and home

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Bible studies. We just have Biblestudies I think almost every night of the
week, just about Yeah. Andthen obviously church service on Saturday and Sunday.
So there's a lot going on here, not only in the Kingdom of
God, but here at have Biblewill travel right on. Man, I
love it. Yeah. And Ican't say and if I talk about this
all the time, but I neverget tired of it. Is the Facebook

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posts. And the other day Isaw one with you and you're out in
the I guess you're out at thefarm. I think it looked like you
got out of the farm. Probably. Yeah. I'm either out there at
the farm, either working or ridinghorses with my friends and doing ministry work
out there. That's that's my passionis to ride horses or ride motorcycles,
you know, and that's how Godcreated me. And it's just as it's

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a wonderful, wonderful display of God'sgoodness. When you get on the back
of a horse, there's nothing,there's nothing better. I'm gonna call you
the high planes pastor. Yeah,I don't know you need that. You
need that whistling, uh Oscar diloretis music behind you, brother, Yeah,
yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. I use that every once in

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a while at church and then peoplekind of look at me. So yeah,
I like that. Man, youknow you'll use that high planes pastor
Hi high Planes pastor pat here outin farm. I love that. Yeah
yeah, man, that's great.Well, you know, thank you so
much for your support of the show. I really appreciate you. You're just
a true gift to us. Andand Tammy is on the Facebook page and

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she says, h b w Tis the best church family ever, And
that's true. It's a family,that's yeah, it is. It's for
sure a family, no doubt.Where you know, at the foot of
the cross, the ground is level. Uh, it's it's far different than
politics. Yeah, everyone's everyone's alevel at the at the foot of the
cross. Nobody's better than another.We all need a savior. His name

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is Jesus. So that's the messagewe're trying to spread everywhere. It certainly
is an inspiring time when you areat a service and have Bible Will Travel
and plenty of options for you Moscow, Mills, Westport as well as the
Fluorescent so all kinds of avenues.Just go to HBWT dot org and also
follow the Facebook page so you cansee exactly what we're talking about with the

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high plays pastor and all of hisit does his interviews and that's a new
one. Everything else and with people. And I like it when you get
together with some of your associates andand and letter rip and so it's good,
buddy. I appreciate you so much. Yeah, we appreciate you too.
Jamie and your audience are just beautifulpeople. We love what you're doing
and h and can't thank you enough. So we pray that you have a

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great day. You have a greatday in the Lord and you too,
my friend, I appreciate you verymuch. As Pastor Pat Rankin with have
Bible Will Travel, check it outon the web. It's hb WT and
it's really cool. It's a cooldude right there. He's got an answer
for everything, which is really great, although he wouldn't say that, but

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I love having these chats with PastorPatt. Good morning everybody in Happy,
happy fancy Friday to all of you. And you know, ultimately, I
think the new answer would say,how's your day going? You say it's
going great. I'm not in Haiti. See what's going on there? This
place is now descended into looting,murder. I mean, it is unbelievable

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the deterioration there. And the onlyreason I mentioned is because the first thing
he comes to mind when I seeHaiti going under, and of course it
won't be long before the government isoverthrown and everything is in the dirt.
That you remember that this was theClintons big project, you know, Haiti

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post twenty ten earthquake, and theywander in and they had their little the
Clinton Foundation and everything else, andso they created. Hillary Clinton once said
that Haiti would be a laboratory wherethe United States could road test new approaches
to development, taking advantage of thepower of proximity. This was a Clinton

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Bush configuration. So there you goagain with bipartisanship being yet another destroying force
because it is. Make no mistake, division is fabulous. And the reason
why it's fabulous is because, especiallyon important issues, is because the division

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creates a winner and a loser,and somebody's got to win and somebody's got
to lose when it comes to thefuture of our country. That's just the
bottom line. So I didn't worryabout Joe Biden being a divider't I didn't
expect him to be a uniter.I don't need him to be a United's

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That's why I never complain, assome people do about how Biden was divisive.
I don't blame him. I'm morethan welcome him being divisive because when
he's divisive, that means that wecan play him, that means that we

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can fight him because we have somethingto fight for because he is divisive,
because he's on the other side,and we don't want him to be unifying
because there's nothing unifying about anything thathe does. And so I'm all for
division. I like it. Iam a big fan of fighting, and

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I always say I'm a lover,not a fighter, but in this case,
yeah, I'm for that. SoI want him to be out there.
I want him to be aggressive,because then we've drawn him out into
our battlefield where we can finally finishhim off. So I don't want anybody
coming together up there in DC.Nothing ever comes out of togetherness. In

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Washington, d C. They're alreadytwo together as it is as the uniparty.
But anyway, the Clinton Bush Fundwas not focused on providing traditional relief,
as they wrote. While the fundwould advertise that one hundred percent of

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donations go directly to relief efforts,Clinton and Bush adopted an expansive definition of
relief efforts, treating luring foreign investmentin jobs as crucial parts of the earthquake
recovery there. And so ultimately whatwe're seeing now in Haiti is absolutely the

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fact that the Bush Clinton Haiti projectwas a complete and total failure. That
there was no structure. All theywere doing was trying to get people to
invest in Haiti. They suppressed theminimum wage there so that companies could feel
comfortable coming there, like for instance, Levi's went down there, and so

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the Clintons and the Bushes negotiated withthe Haitian government to suppress the minimum wage
so it would be easier for theseAmerican and other foreign companies to come down
there and set up shop. Sothat's why you have a lot of things,
you know, you do still havea lot of shirts and things like
that that are made in Haiti.Well, that's a result of the Clinton

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Bush people suppressing their minimum wages sothat they created basically a whole generation of
like slave labor Haitians, which isultimately boiled over now because of the rampant
poverty and the lack of control ofthe government and everything else. So good

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job Bush Clinton's for bringing Haiti nowto the to the brink of absolute and
total destruction. One of the thingsthat that is great about division, though,
as I'm gonna bring up, isthe fact that it does create some
really great moments, like the momentthat Joe Biden was lured into using the

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term illegal in referring to immigrants,which is something normally no Democrat will ever
do. They never say that,in fact, not even the news media.
They won't even say illegal anymore.They just they won't even say undocumented
anymore. They just called the micronow, even Paul Ryan's networks like migrant,

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migrant, migrant, no no attachmentto you know, illegal, undocumented,
nothing. They completely sanitized the wholeaffair. So the great thing about
uh, Marjorie Taylor Green is andunfortunately she's the only Republican that I can
see that is ready for the biggame. H she come, she came

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unif dressed up. She came suitedup for this event last night, and
she had her hat on, andshe had her T shirt that says say
her name, and this was allabout Lake and Riley. So what she
did, though, Marjorie Taylor Greendid was was she created a ruckus,
which is great because decorum went outthe window when Biden threatened the US Supreme

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Court. So at that point,all bets were off. It was a
food fight time. And that's whatMarjorie Taylor Green did, and she lured
Biden into making some critical mistakes.I'd be a winner, not really,
I Lincoln, Lincoln Riley and thenocentyoung woman who was killed. Yeah,

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Lincoln Riley, good job, idiotby and illegal, that's right, But
how many of the thousands of peoplebeing killed by legals? So her parents,
I say, my heart goes outto you, having lost children myself.
So she got to say illegals andthen and then he said thousands of

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people being killed by illegals. Sogood job, MTG. You a little
fire cracker from Jauja. We needmore people like you. So absolutely great,
and you you embarrassed him and helooked terrible, which is why you're

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not hearing the SoundBite on any ofthe news organizations because they just say he
mentioned Lincoln while he didn't he mentioneLincoln. Rhyle loved the Donald J.
Trump troll of Joe Biden last night, where I don't know how this works,

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but the account had a bunch ofAI created images of Joe Biden and
Kamala Harris as they spoke, andlike he dressed them up in costumes at
one point and they look on KamalaHarris's face was hilarious. And at one
point too, they put a Pinocchionose on him and at another level too,

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they put like a donkey head onhim. I mean, it was
it was really good. We need, we need. I'm so glad about
this. I'm so glad that Trumpis being so aggressive and the campaign is
being so aggressive. I'm so gladthat they had the pre buddle yesterday.
Uh and obviously it was it wasgood because the Rebundle was something to left

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a lot to be desired from KatieBRIT's angle. It was just it was
a little much in the way ofdramatics. And I thought she was crying
at one point because I was listeningto it as opposed to as opposed to
just watching it, so I wasgetting that impression. But it was way
way. I was like, Iwas like, what is this to think

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about what the American dream can doacross to just one generation in just one
lifetime. It's truly breathtaking. Butand then and then like she went from
like this big long smile, youknow, and then immediately took that breath,
and then then she had his longface, and I was like watching

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a high school play. It waslike, really weird. But anyway,
good good. What she said wasgreat, you know, but it's kind
of how it came across. SoI'm glad President Trump had his pugilism going
on right before it with his prebuttleuh and that was good. Doug Giles
Doug Giles dot Net, how youdoing, brother, Jamie. I agree

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with your assessment on the chick's pointof view on the state of the Union.
It was I felt like I wasin third grade, and I had
my gritty teacher talking to me andexplaining, you know, the ABC's and
stuff, I prefer Bath from Yellowstone. I wish she would have given a
rebuttal, you know, having aglass of whiskey, smoking a cigarette,

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Yeah, dropping f bombs all overthe place. I don't I don't know
what they're thinking. I get it, you know, it's like we got
to, you know, we gotto curry favor from the soccer moms because
they're so alien inated from Donald Trumpbecause he's he does mean tweets and he
says grab him by the you knowwhat to Billy Bush back in twenty eleven.
I think that I think the moms, most moms who are I don't

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know, reality based paying attention.I don't care what color they are.
I think they're already on the Trumptrain. And so I don't know if
we really needed that shit to goon in the yarble. All I did
is open up my laptop and goto Tucker Carlson and watch Yeah, take
on the State of the Disston Welland do moms like that kind of thing?

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Because I don't think they don't.I don't think even moms are into
that okay, I mean she's ina kitchen and first of all, and
then secondly it's like this weird,dramatic type of I mean, it just
was I don't think I mean,if they were trying to reach out to
moms and I'm like, they're underestimatingmoms, I think to a certain degree,

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I don't know. It was crazy. Yeah, pretty, it was
pretty cringe worthy, man, andGod blessed the lady. Yeah, you
know, they should have just donea live feed to Trump and his pajamas
in bed with Melania, you know, smoking a doobie and making fun of
Biden and talking about Biden. Hisefforts to reach across the aisle came off

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a little I don't know, angry. Yeah, yeah, yeah, he
was yelling, screaming, had thatscowl like that that puppet that Jeff Dunham.
Yeah, I know what you're talkingabout. He's angry, s O
B and all. It was justpartisan garbage. I don't know any Nicky

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Hayley voters here, you know,just you know, befuddled who to vote
for, whether Biden or Trump.I don't think that they're running over,
you know, to Biden's camp atall to get more of angry Joe.
I like the fact that he didn'treach across the aisle. I was saying
earlier that I like the fact thathe was divisive because that draws him out

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into a battlefield where we can seethe black and white. So I'm glad
he was divisive. He I don'twant unity, so I'm not a fan
of it because whenever, whenever Republicansand Democrats are unified, we always get
screwed. So I want I wantsomebody to win and somebody to lose.
Here, dude, what kind ofcajones or stupidity does Biden have to where

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he publicly rebukes the Supreme Court justices? Oh my goodness. Oh, and
they're so they're surrounded by these clappinghyenas for like two minutes, and they
must be seeing every single one ofthem. Actually, even if they didn't
vote over turn Roe versus Wayne,they're sitting there and and to me,

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it's really crazy. If I'm theSupreme Court, I'm never going back to
a State of the Union address again. I don't have to, and I'm
not going to, you know whatI mean. Yeah, I was watching
them and they're like, okay,all right, so yeah, you know
what they say about paybacks. Ohyeah, yeah, right, So I

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think we're going to rule in favorof Trump the upcoming debacles, that Donald's
going to be faithing. Yeah,right, exactly, that will be.
Hey, Jamie, I was,I was. I was brought to task
the other day by this, uh, this Christian ministry saying that, you
know, our stance on a closedborder is not Christian and how Jesus was

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an immigrant and a refugee. AndI don't know if you want to hear
my rebut oh I do. Butyeah, I mean the whole thing.
You know, that Jesus was wasa refugee or he's an illegal immigrant.
I love before I get into that. I love how the left, you
know, they disparage Christians, Theydisparage the Bible. You know, they

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ridicule people of faith, say thatwe're you know, these you know band
roll on glazed eyed zombies and stuff. And then all of a sudden,
when they need Jesus, they starttossing his name around like a Faddobie at
a Snoop Dog concert. That's whatthey're doing. That's what they're doing on
the border. It's like, youknow, Jesus, you know, he
was an immigrant. And listen,folks, if you hear that stuff,

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go to this book called the Bibleand rebutt it from the scripture. Jesus
went to Egypt, Jamie, andI know you know this when Herod was
trying to kill him when he wasa wee lad, because Herod was terrified
that this little two year old isgoing to take his power that he worked
long and hard kissing Roman backside toget. And so so Jesus, Joseph

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and Mary they boom, they absconeto Egypt. And then when Herod dies
and goes to Hell, they goback to Jerusalem. And that's it.
And they're trying to you know,positive Christ as you know, this immigrant
walking the streets of Egypt and stuff, trying to find himself and find him
find a place in a new country. Another thing that I think that's interesting

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is how they say, you know, we've got to show compassion and we've
got to reach out to the foreigners, like Jesus did. Hey, I
give people that you know, Ithink I'm a compassionate dude. I think
you are a compassionate dude. Butlisten, the foreigners and strangers that Christ
embraced were not impenitent and implacable drugcartels, child rapist, human traffickers,

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Muslim terrorists, Fenton al dealers,Jamie ms thirteen gang bangers, and lawless
military age male hordes who didn't givea flip about Israel or converting to Christianity.
Every time he interfaced with some strangeror foreigner, he brought them into
the Kingdom of God. There wasn'tthis lawless, massive criminal humanity where Jesus

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is just seeing all the alli incomefree into Hell with the law. This
has nothing to do with the structure. Well, and these people who came
in were amendable to coming into theKingdom of God. These people come across
the border. They don't have anydesire to become Americans. Yeah, you
know with the left nowadays, youknow, it's not e plurbus Uni,

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it's e plurbus clurbus. You know, the many many and the melting pot
that is that was America. Thechunks aren't melting anymore. They have no
affinity to the Constitution, Bill ofRights and Declaration of Independence. And then
with our family living down in Miamifor twenty years before we moved back to
the Great Republic of Texas, allof our buddies, most of them were

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not American. They immigrated and theseare some upstanding citizens man that are making
two hundred to four hundred k ayear. It took them over a you
know, fricking ten years, andthey had to again learn, you know,
the whooping wharf of America, whichI'm glad that they did. They
had to salute our flags, theyhad to embrace, you know, our
original intent. And they're more pissedoff than anybody that I've talked to about

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again, this wide open border whereanybody from wherever, with whatever intent can
come mosey on in. And thisis a disaster. And for Biden to
have the gall to stand up lastnight, it's like, I'm ready to
close the borders. I'm just waitingfor you guys. Son bail right.

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It's like we got twenty two millionand that's a I think that's a Harvard
estimate according to Tucker Carlson that arein here, and and they're otms.
They're not dreamers, yeah, fromMonoqua looking to mow our lawns or anything
like that. They're Chinese doing targetpractice right now. And some freaking weird

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camp in Alabama, that's what's goingon. And I think we're gonna see
a terrorist tack that's gonna blow ourflip in mind. Man. Yeah.
And and they're and they're violent Venezuelans. I mean you you have a like
like the gang bangers in Inner CityChicago are scared of Venezuelans and they're all

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over the joint there. So Idon't know what it is about Venezuela.
I'm pretty sure that some people havedone some calculations and it's Maduro Jes emptying
his prisons and sending violent criminals becausetheir crime has actually gone down in Venezuela
over the last two years. Yeah, what needs to occur in just some

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old fashioned Jamie and Doug type justice. Like if a cop, bro,
I'm telling you where I live inTexas, if you get some skinny ass
punk from Venezuela start wailing on acop aside from Austin Pede, they're gonna
get shot and killed. Like Iwould have loved to have seen those New
York cops. Instead of them scramblingon the ground trying to grab their pepper

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spray, you get one of thoseold fashioned New York cops that just pulls
out his glock and just clears thestreet of all these Venezuelan thugs. That's
bull crap on steroids. I don'tknow how cowed the police force has become,
but it's time that I don't know, the clowns stop running the circus

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and we get some law and orderback in town. If there's any nicky
Haley voters that are out there,that are that are in a you know,
I don't know what word I'm lookingfor, Jamie, They don't know
whether they're going to vote for DonaldTrump or not. You want four more
years of this garbage? I guaranteeTrump is going to clean house. He's
going to bring back this thing calledmoney, sanity, security, going to

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pull out of all these wars thatwe're getting embroiled in, and we're gonna
we're gonna see gas go down toa buck sixty a gallon. We're gonna
see pineapple trays sold at HB foodstores go from twenty dollars a tray back
to five dollars a tray, andit's all gonna be h It's all going
to be normal again. Yeah,But if any again, if there's any

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kookie nicky Haley voters, thank godthat chicks out of the race. One
hundred and fourteen million bucks she's spentto win Vermont and d C. Jamie.
If again, if they're confused,you know, it's like, well,
what's America do I want? OrI'm just gonna sit this one out.
Then four more years of Biden isgoing to be on you. And

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everybody watched Tucker's reply to the Stateof the Union. He said, the
only way that Biden's gonna win isthat they're going to steal it again.
And Mayor Garland told everybody during thechurch service in the Black church, and
it selm, I believe last weekendthat's what they're gonna do. No idea
required, Jamie, no idea.I mean he even he even basically was

(35:27):
a veiled threat to people enforcing photoID rules. Uh. And it was
definitely a failed, availed threat tothose people. So, Uh, that
was it was designed to do,is it was designed to keep people from
being assertive about election integrity, warningthem that the FBI would break their door
down if they did. And that'swhat he did. Yeah, yeah,

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can you imagine, you know,here's this cracker, you know, in
a black church, you know,telling them to obey, and this is
what's going to go on. Veryracist looking to me and for all the
pastors and priests out there. Thischurch brought Garland in to talk about how
they're going to steal an election.So feel free to preach about biblical political

(36:19):
issues from your pulpit because the leftis doing it. Oh yeah, there
are in these Marxists to preach totheir congregation. So grow a pair and
talk to your congregation about how theyshould again back biblical principles when it comes
to political issues. Yeah. Well, and look what happened to that pastor
out in California, the so calledmegachurch pastor who endorsed Steve Garvey from the

(36:45):
pulpit, and every news organization,every flip nut in the country was calling
for the for the church to bestripped of its nonprofit status. And think
you wait a minute. I meanand these these these black churches host political
candidates and nothing ever happens to them. Yeah, Fani can preach, you

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know, and uh and carry onher persecution of Trump. Garland can go
in there and tell them, youknow, how these Marxist radicals are going
to steal the election. And uh. But the evangelicals. You know,
we're terrified we're gonna lose our fiveoh one c three if we say anything

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about any kind of righteous uh leaderwanting to take political office again. You
know, Uh earth to Christian pastors, Jesus said, you're gonna get persecuted
if you stand for truth in anadulter some perverted generation. But don't sweat
it, because He's with you,and he's overcome the world. And uh
sometimes, you know, we gotta, we got to take one for the

(37:52):
team in order to uh save thenation and to stump for that which is
wholly just and good. So maybeyou'll have to pay taxes on your hot
dogs going forward, but it's it'sit's worth it to see these anti theistic
Marxist clowns removed from sixteen. Yeah. Well, you know, I at

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one time suggested I was I wasgoing to create a business where for people
who were in trouble, I wouldrent them a group of black preachers to
stand behind them when when when theywanted to, when they were trying to
make excuses or trying to explain theirside of the story, I would just
rent them a whole group of blackpreachers. Because that was the thing that

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people did was getting a group ofpreachers behind you. And you're golden,
so I might still I might resurrectthat. So since apparently that's okay to
be put Jackson, Yeah, ohyeah, the whole group of people just
you just van them in and theystand behind you for your news conference and
then they leave. The left hasbeen using black churches forever, man,

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I mean that's part of Solo Lensky'sand rules for radicals and Jeremiah Wright,
father Flager in Chicago. They allmainstream Marxist radical ideas. But then you
get the little evangelical. He's terrifiedto talk about traditional marriage. He's terrified
to talk about the sanctity of life, and terrified to talk about any kind

(39:21):
of political issue from the pulpit becauseyou know, might lose his five oh
one C three, might piss offsome you know old democrat lady who's a
big donor to the church, andthat'll cost him, you know, his
time share in Hawaii and also theBMW that he's leasing for his mistress.
So they won't talk about political issues, Jamie. They yea dance around them,

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and but it'll be to our nation'sdemise and they might. They might
be I don't know, taking atask at the judgment seat for being a
coward when they needed to speak upand declare again that which is holy,
that which is just. And canI get a witness, brother James,
Yeah, you can, brother,well, you know, And and folks,
if you want to see the DougGiles Peace Jesus in illegal immigration,

(40:07):
check out is Douggiles dot net.And then email it to everybody, send
it around whatever ye send it,Send it to your pastor send it to
your priest man. Yeah, maybemaybe that'll encourage him, you know,
to I don't know, put onsome big boy pants and saddle that pulpit
and declare what the Word of Godsays about immigration. My assessment on Ruth's

(40:31):
beautiful biblical way that she immigrated asa mobidis into Israel, Jamie, it's
second to none. It might beone of the best things that's ever been
written in the history of man.Yeah, I love it, buddy.
Well, listen, let's rock androll. I'll see you at Doug Giles
dot net. Clash Daily dot comis where you can find him too,

(40:52):
and appreciate you. Man, havea good weekend. Yeah, all right,
brother, that is the great DougGiles. Yes indeed, folks,
and for that I want to wishyou a blessed weekend. Thanks a lot
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