Saturday Morning Open Phones HR2 4-11-26

Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:00):
Six a WTV ED Saturday Morning open Phones. I'm your host,
Zachary Swarts. Good morning Columbus, Hello Ohio. The show's about
you and what you want to talk about. I'll throw
some things in there as usual. If you agree or disagree,
feel free to call in. Number to call in is
always six foot four eight two one WTV in six
foot four eight two one nine eight eight six. I

(00:22):
want to get to before we get out of here,
Donald Trump's true social post about Tucker Carlson, Meghan Kelly,
Alex Jones, and candidates Owens, for which I pretty much
agree with most of the things he said, but he
pretty much lambassed all these people who he thinks are
are baby attacking them in one way or the other.

(00:42):
And something called the nsp M seven, the National Security
Presidential Memorandum Award I can hardly ever pronounce. It's part
of President Trump's budget request to Congress, and it contains
the largest counter terrorism spending increase in years. And I
have a lot of problems with it, or more like

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questions about it, more than anything. And we'll get to
that here before the show's over. But first, Jim, you
wanted to hop on the line and promote something real quick.

Speaker 2 (01:16):
Yeah. For the City of Whitehall this year is celebrating
their seventy eighth anniversary and the mayor wants to have
a big celebration, so they're planning it on Sunday, October eighteenth,
from twelve to four at Whitehall Park which used to
be known as North American Aviation Park. They're planning a

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car show, food trucks, bouncy house, beer gardens and a
bunch of drinks in a band and awards and so forth.
The big car show is going to be going on
put on by Big Dog. They'll have some food trucks
there and that'll be the big thing for it, and
we're inviting everybody to come out. And the other big

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thing is one of the people that's helping promote it
is the white Hall Historical Society. And a lot of
people don't know about it, but there is a historical
society out there and we need members who've lost a
number of members in the last year. And if anybody's interested,
whether you live in Whitehall or never lived in Whitehall
or interested in the history of it, we have meetings
once a month, the second Thursday of each month at

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Whitehall park in the Lustron Home, which is one of
the homes that we put back together about it ten
years ago. They used to be built in what is
now Signature Aviation. The factory out at used to be
North American Aviation. We put that together and we're going
to have the house opened up. We meet from six
thirty to seven thirty in the house and the park

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is located on North Hamilton Road, two and a half
blocks north of Broad Street, across from the Buyer's Automobile dealership.
So if anybody was interested, we'd love to have you
come out and join up with us and cover the
history of Whitehall. We got a whole ton of stuff
in there on display the history of Whitehall and put
down on a Sunday, October eighteenth on your calendar. I'll

(03:06):
get back and remind you in the next few weeks
and give you some updates with what's going on and
so forth. But that's the only two things I wanted
to bother you with.

Speaker 1 (03:14):
Very cool, no worries. You're not bothering me with anything.
It sounds like a good time actually, especially the car show,
so those things are always fun. I enjoy this great
all right, Well, you have a good one. I appreciate
calling in Jim. All right, we have Mark the poet, Mark,
how are you this morning?

Speaker 3 (03:32):
Doing fine? Zach?

Speaker 2 (03:33):
How are you?

Speaker 1 (03:34):
I'm doing well? Got a poem or two for us?

Speaker 3 (03:38):
Well, just one today today. It is dedicated to everyone
who has a dog that is above average in intelligence.
My wife and I have an Australian shepherd named sun Bear,
and I'm going to read a poem written by her,
our furry friend. The poem is one minute and ten

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seconds long, and it's called iambic bark tameter. I want
to be a famous poet. I feel a burning need
to be a dog of letters who's selected best of breed.
I'm trained in all poetic forms. I don't serve up

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word salad. I'm savvy with the sonnet and the haiku
and the ballad. I know iambic meter two. It's easy
as a lark. You lift one paw and point and
say bark, bark, bark, bark, bark bark. I'm ready to
embark upon a stunning new career. No need to pause.

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Full speed ahead. Success I sense is near. My poems
are not doggerel. I'm more than just a rhymester. They
won't be selling only at the corner five and dime store.
My poetry will make things happen, It will surely sell.

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My narratives must be unleashed. I have a tale to tell.

Speaker 1 (05:12):
The end mark is always good job. I very much
appreciate it. You have a good weekend. Okay, all right,
you too, Thank you, Zach, thank you.

Speaker 3 (05:20):
All right.

Speaker 1 (05:21):
Before we get to the Trump Steff or anybore calls,
We've got to go to a break here in a moment,
I wanted to mention this and see if anybody has
any thoughts on this. Forty three year old Scott dw
let me see where this was. I can't tell Pennsylvania, Sorry,
tell me what you think about this. Was conditionally offered
a senior Operations Administration position on August thirteenth from an

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interview that he had last year for FedEx, but FedEx
withdrew the offer after finding a dui child pornography charges
and harassment convictions on his record. It's the twenty first century,
so Scott reacted by calling his attorney and is now
suing under Pennsylvania's Criminal History Record Information Act, known as CHRIA,

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which bars employers from rejecting applicants based on convictions and
less they're related to the job. So basically, he had
an interview that he got fired, and they did a
background check and they found out I'm gonna go ahead
and guess the DUI could have been overlooked harassment convictions.
I don't know. I'm guessing it's the child pornography conviction

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that denied his job. I would just be taking a
shot in the dark here. The lawsuit claims FedEx never
explained how his specific convictions were relevant to his position,
and FedEx denied the allegations. It said it will defend
itself its lawsuit of the child photography convictions involved hundreds

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of image of children and videos, videos and images of
children as young as five, and a harassment charge after
he held a knife to his mother's face. So is
that related to his job?

Speaker 4 (07:12):
Know?

Speaker 1 (07:13):
How can FedEx withdraw the job offer? Well, you don't
have to hire anybody you don't want to. And I'm
totally on FedEx aside, because I would not want somebody
with these convictions, not just allegations, but convictions working for
a company I owned or worked for. All Right, we'll

(07:33):
get to Candy David Michael as soon as we get
back on six TED WTVN open phones. Good morning Columbus,
Hello Ohio, this is Zachary Sports on six TED WTVN
Saturday Morning Open Foodes. We're gonna go straight to the
lides line one. David, you've been on for a good while.
How are you this morning?

Speaker 4 (07:54):
I'm doing great. You know, I'm really curious. I'm looking
for America. I can't seem to find very many. I
live in the United States. I live in a very
nice community. I've worked at a job regularly five days
a week. I just recently went to a county Board

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of Commissioners meeting and I find out that they're supporting
illegal aliens with government money. They said, our grants don't
have to have verification that illegals get or do not
get the money. So people aren't holding the line all
across the United States. It's unbelievable. How do you call

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yourself an American? Have a flag in front of your
house and then you don't stand against injustice? How do
you call yourself American? If you don't stand against injustice,
you're not an American?

Speaker 3 (08:52):
You know.

Speaker 4 (08:52):
Two hundred and fifty years ago, April nineteenth, seventeen seventy five.
It will be two hundred and fifty one years as
of this coming April nineteenth, one hundred Americans stood their
ground against three hundred British regulars. They loaded their guns.

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They were under Captain John Parker's leadership, and they stood
their ground against three hundred men because those men were
going to steal their gunpowder and their guns. And these
men were gathered together as a militia to stop them
from stealing their guns and their gunpowder. And you can't

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provide for your family unless you go hunting and use gunpowder.
You can't protect yourself unless you use gunpowder. So they
were going to basically enslave Americans at that point. Now today,
just in twenty twenty five, Congress, guess what Congress did
for all you Americans that I'm looking for. Do you

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know what they did? They gave away millions of dollars
to foreign countries. And there's no protests about that. We're
thirty seven trillion dollars in debt. If you look in
the state of New Jersey, there's probably one hundred thousand
Orthodox shoes stealing and embezzling American tax dollars daily and

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no one's protesting that. No one seems to be going
to jail. In Michigan, they were stealing money. Muslims were
stealing money, and they're stealing money in Texas.

Speaker 3 (10:30):
This fraud.

Speaker 4 (10:31):
You know what they're supposed to do with someone that
does fraud. They're supposed to arrest them. They're supposed to
get back the money and put them in jail. And
Americans haven't stood against all of this. It's going on
in Texas, it's going on in California. So we have
Americans that are against injustice and fraud. We are so
far in debt financially, I have no idea how to

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get out of it. I have no idea other than
shedding blood with militia to stop it. To contact the
sheriffs in New Jersey, Michigan, and California, say, if you
don't begin to arrest the illegal aliens and arrest people
that are committing fraud, you pull out a gun and
say you're going to be arrested a citizen's arrest, and

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fight for the integrity of the United States. We have
a flag red, white, and blue. You know what that means.
Blood was shed by Americans for liberty, truth, and the
rule of law.

Speaker 1 (11:32):
Yeah, I hear you, Dave. We're a little bit iffy
there on telling other citizens to pull out guns on
illegal immigrants here. I don't know if we can really
go down that road. I understand your enthusiasm and passion,
but we can't go down that road here on WTV.
All right, Michael, good morning. How are you this morning?

Speaker 3 (11:56):
Hey?

Speaker 5 (11:56):
Good morning, Zach Wow. I yeah, I can't agree with
that last part either, Zach. But I'll be honest with you.
I don't think I've heard a call that good on
Saturday morning open phones in a very, very long time.

Speaker 1 (12:11):
I like David, I just can't let that kind of
talk go on. But I liked it. He's very you know,
pay the highest form of patriotism is dissent, and he's
doesn't let anything go. And I very much appreciate his enthusiasm.
Like I said, but certain things, you got to watch
what you say because it'll sound like I'm advocating for
it or the station is. But that's just the way

(12:34):
he'll be. That sad way, i'd imagine.

Speaker 5 (12:37):
Yeah, we hope so, but yeah, we we don't believe
that you're advocating that. I would never say that never
believe that. But anyways, I just wanted to let everybody know,
get out your pen and paper. I'm gonna give you
a list of revolutionaries that are really taking control of

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the rhetorical revolution. And Charlie Kirk was the first shot
heard around the world. And I want everyone to know that.
There are four very key reporters on YouTube former Fox
News analysts Judge Andrew Napolitano. You want to watch everything

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he puts out. The second former Fox News analysts is
Clayton Morris of redacted. And then you have the most
popular Internet influencer in the world is Candace Owens. This
has statistically been proven. She is the top influencer on

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the Internet in the entire world. Candace Owens, And finally
Tucker Carlson. Now I want to point everyone to some
information that I've posted on our Facebook book page called
Real Republican Party dot org. Just type that in with

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the dot org and it'll take you right to our
Facebook page. First of all, this is about evidence, not
conspiracy theories. Okay, you have a professor at the University
of Alaska. His name is Leroy Halsey. He is in
a documentary that I posted on Real Republican Party that

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was just released. It's two hours and thirty four minute
documentary of facts and evidence about the treason of nine
to eleven. The name of the documentary is Codex nine
to eleven. Just go on Real Republican Party Facebook and
you will see it where Alaska University of Alaska professor

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Leroy Halsey has declared that the towers wanted and building
number seven, which is the Solomon Brothers building, they fell
due to controlled demolition, not airplanes knocking them down. And
then inside this documentary, around the one hour and ten

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minute point, you will find a British broadcasting reporter Jane
Stanley reporting on that morning that Building seven had already fallen.
But in behind her, over her shoulder while she's saying
building seven collapsed, you can see Building seven still standing,

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which indicates somebody had prior knowledge that Building seven was
going to collapse. Then you have the Shanksville crime scene
in Shanksville, Pennsylvania, where supposedly a plane crashed. You know,
a seven point fifty seven jet airliner that wagh's eighty

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tons okay, that has two massive titanium engines that don't destroyed.
It was disappeared into the dirt, supposedly according to the
federal government, and this is disproven in the documentary. Then
you can watch Osama bin Lawton be interviewed on June

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twenty eight in two thousand and one. He's being interviewed
by a CNN camera crew in his top secret hideout.
Even the CIA claims they couldn't locate Ben Lawden, but
the CNN news crew could. You can watch that at
the one hour and seventeen minute points, and then Osama

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states that it was the CIA that trained his men
in nineteen ninety five. It was called Operation Cyclone, and
this is how Ben Laden, Sodom Hussein, and the Taliban
were created by the CIA in nineteen ninety five and
prior in Operation Cyclone. You can watch that at the

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one hour and twenty five minute point, and then later
on you can watch how World War One propaganda films
were created by Hollywood. It showed German soldiers grabbing a
baby from a woman and throwing it on the ground.
This is very similar to the Baby and the incubators

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of Soddam Hussein in Iraq that was later proven to
be a big lie. Remember the baby and the incubator
claim by the young girl that claimed she was in
the hospital in Iraq and saw this. It was a big,
fat lie. And then around the one hour and twenty
nine minute point, you can listen to the Gulf of Tonkin,

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a crime scene in Vietnam. That was a fake false
flag event that got us into the Vietnam War. And
that's kind of what last week. You had a caller
supposedly he was at the Pentagon. He was in the military.
That morning, he was at the Pentagon clean up, rescue
and removal and there were no plane wreckage inside the Pentagon.

(18:23):
This is really amazing. I hope that guy gets back on.
I think his name was Adam.

Speaker 1 (18:29):
Yeah, I can't I can't really remember. Michael. I appreciate.
I'm sorry to cut you off. We got to go
to a break because it's the bottom of the hour.
But I hear it. It sounds like a to say the least,
some interesting stuff. All right, we'll be right back, Paul,
Candy Ransom, obviously, Tom, we'll get to you as soon
as we get back on six A WTV and Open
Funds six AWTV and Saturday Morning Open Folds. I am

(18:54):
Zachary Schwartz. We're gonna try and not race through the calls,
but get through some of them because somebody's on who
wants to talk about a book that he has written,
and I want to carve out some time for But
first and for verse, Candy, how are you this morning?

Speaker 6 (19:09):
Good morning, Good morning. I wanted to mention that I
would be considered a conspiracy theories because most of the
topics I mentioned are not one hundred percent proven. But
I wanted to bring up this morning about the Artemis mission.
Uh and the bathroom is vocal.

Speaker 1 (19:30):
Yeah, that did not sound very fun at all.

Speaker 6 (19:34):
I just feel like they're showing us that this is
a pile of cup poo. That's how I feel, because
there's a lot of inconsistencies, and I just personally believe
the only thing that's going to the moon is silver, gold,
and XRP and XCELM, which are our monetary systems, is changing,

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and I believe that that is the only thing that
has reached the moon. But Bothy, I also wanted to
mention first Lady Malania Trump, she addressed the Epstein situation.

Speaker 1 (20:10):
Yeah, I saw that she gave a statement.

Speaker 6 (20:13):
She did make a statement that she has never been
friends with Jeffrey Epstein that he has. She's not a victim,
but she I like the fact that she is going
to give a congressional hearing for the survivors. And I
feel like that's going to force Congress to do their
job because I feel like they've been covering it up

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because who knows, maybe half of them were at the
Epstein Island.

Speaker 4 (20:38):
We don't know.

Speaker 1 (20:39):
Yeah, I don't know. I don't know if half of
them have. But I'm with you that they're not doing
their jobs on it completely.

Speaker 6 (20:46):
Yes, And so I just believe that most of the
conspiracy theorists that are out there are real, but there's
you know, it's difficult to prove things. But when you
have those congressional hearings, I hope some of them can
tend up up and and and maybe maybe it's too
painful or maybe it's not, but we just I feel

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like we need to know the truth that fundamentally we
have a government, we have people that are running our
country that protect our children, because in the end, that's
the most important thing. And to have, you know, bring
back morality. I think we're out of control in America
and I feel like it's very important that are you know,

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legal system, our judicial system prosecutes to crimes, especially something
you know like sex trafficking, child trafficking.

Speaker 1 (21:41):
Absolutely, Candy, I like to talk to you more because
you have some very interesting takes on things, and I
don't know if I believe any of them, but it
would be interesting to get your thoughts on a lot
of different things when when we have the time. Okay, Paul,
line three, how are you this morning?

Speaker 7 (22:01):
Hey, I just wanted to give a quick history, a
little bit of history and just a comment. But everybody
forgets Ronald Reagan gave Iran eight billion dollars, which would
be thirty two billion dollars in today's dollars during the
Iran hostage crisis when he first came to power. It's
called the Algiers Accords. Anybody can look it up, but

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everybody's history only gets back to Barack Obama. So I
just wanted to bring that up to it's make sure.

Speaker 1 (22:30):
It's somewhat of a theme for some people. But I
know what you're saying, yeah, okay.

Speaker 7 (22:37):
And then second of all, Saudi Arabia is the largest
state sponsor of terrorism for years. They are Sunni Muslims.
They promote Wahibism, which is a sect of Sunni Muslims.
Isis al Kaida, the hijackers all wahibist Okay, fifteen to nineteen.

(22:58):
Like I said, we're Saudi Arabia. Two were you a
whe was Egypt? One was Lebanon for all Muslims. Okay, Okay,
Iran's Shia Muslims. Different, different, different, Okay, Yes, that's what.
That's one thing. I want to state. The last thing.
We're real quick, I'll get off your Korea. Kim Jong
Loon has threatened to nuke the United States Washington DC.

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He has ICBMs that can reach the United States. He
shares a border with South Korea that has twenty nine
thousand service members our service members there. Why aren't we
going after and getting he has nukes? He has one
hundred and fifty warheads and could be four hundred by
twenty forty. Why haven't we gone into North Korea to
get his nukes?

Speaker 5 (23:43):
To get his nukes?

Speaker 1 (23:44):
Yeah, I hear you.

Speaker 3 (23:46):
I don't.

Speaker 1 (23:48):
I don't have an argument with you in any way,
shape or form by completely.

Speaker 7 (23:54):
Go after Iran because they won't. Iran doesn't play ball
and a nationalizer or so the West can't make money
from it, and that's what this has been all about.

Speaker 1 (24:03):
All that.

Speaker 7 (24:04):
Well, you guys have a good weekend.

Speaker 1 (24:05):
I Ran did that too, and Guatemala did that with
some things and etcetera, etcetera. So Paul, there you go.
I understand light five.

Speaker 8 (24:14):
Tom, How are you a good morning?

Speaker 3 (24:17):
Good morning?

Speaker 8 (24:18):
You know that the story about the the pilot that
got rescued that sure an early death, didn't it. I
mean that story just kind of went away.

Speaker 1 (24:28):
It was in the news for a day and a
half and then it just disappeared.

Speaker 8 (24:33):
Yeah, we never heard his name, we've never seen his face.
You know, if that thing was a totally made up story.
I'm not saying the plane didn't get shut down, but
the story was all.

Speaker 1 (24:51):
Fake it they rescued him and stuff, or yeah.

Speaker 8 (24:57):
It was a boxed attempt to get that your ranium.

Speaker 1 (25:02):
Okay, what do you say, is this is something that
you think happened or did you see any evidence of that?

Speaker 3 (25:08):
Oh?

Speaker 8 (25:08):
Yeah, I've seen pictures of the planes with shrapnel damage.
Listen to a bunch of other people talking about it
on different podcasts. As a guy with a broken leg

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and a broken ankle bleeding profreously walk one hundred miles
in one day.

Speaker 1 (25:35):
I don't think even if you're healthy, you can walk
a hundred miles in one day unless you're suit But yeah,
I don't think a human being could do that.

Speaker 8 (25:44):
You're right, you can't. It's impossible. And then our secretary
of war. Did you hear him talking about it?

Speaker 1 (25:57):
I did comments about it.

Speaker 8 (25:59):
Now, Oh yeah, you got a listen to that. It's
I think his writers used to work for the Onion. Yeah,
he was comparing this pilot the Rescue to the resurrection
of Jesus Christ.

Speaker 1 (26:14):
Okay, that's a little, a little much. I'm with you
to Tom, we got to go to break. I appreciate
the call. I don't mean to cut you off so soon.
But I don't know about that one either. It seemed
like a cut and dry case to somebody who got
shot down and rescued. But hey, what do I know?
All Right, Ransom, hang on, we'll get back to you
as soon as we get back on six WTV and

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good morning, Ohio, Hello Columbus. Before we get to a
call there, Ransom is on hold. And I have talked
to Ransom on this show and talked to him previously
here and there. When I produce what he calls into
The Blazer Show and The Power Hour Chuck Douglas. He's

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a friend to six a WT in general, and he
has been I think contracted to write a book and
I wanted to carve out some time so he could
talk about it, and ran some good morning, how you
doing this morning, and you're writing a book.

Speaker 9 (27:18):
More welk, thanks for having me on talking about the
upcoming books that I'll be writing here with the trilogy
Christian Publishing.

Speaker 1 (27:29):
Interesting, Yeah, how'd this come about?

Speaker 9 (27:32):
Well, probably about maybe three or four years ago. I
had a pretty dramatic thing happened in my life where
I I guess I've just simarized it by saying that
I cleared out a lot of debris in my life
as far as my spiritual life with God, and I
started to just really trying to press into God and
try to develop that relationship. And then from there I

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just said, you know, I mean, it's gonna sound really weird,
but I just said, God, whatever you got for me
in the future, you know, like pretty much what Charlie
Cook said and Isaiah sixth eight here, I am, Lord,
send me. So what happened was I had a dream
and I had heard about something called the Seven Mountains
of Influence, and I got intrigued with that, and I

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started praying about it, started studying it. I had a
dream where I was in a little church. I didn't
I couldn't see the people. And the next thing I know,
I asked two questions. I said, how many of you
know what your assignment is from God while you're on
the on the planet, and no one in The second

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thing happened was I asked, well, how many of you
know anything about the Seven Mountains of Influence? And no
one responded. And at that point I can't describe it
to Uzach, But all of a sudden I had this
tremendous desire to start talking about and teaching about the
concepts of the Seven Mountains of Influence. And God opened

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the door for me to go to a radio for
a radio ministry of Cleveland for about a half a year,
and on so on Facebook under Ransom Rose or if
you go onto YouTube or rumble, if you go under
golf Ban nineteen fifty nine, I started making videos about
the Seven Mountains and so then as things progressed about

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a couple of years ago, I fell out, would it
be cool if I could write a book about this.
So I prayed about it. I contacted the publishing company
to see if they weren't interested in the concept, and
they were immediately interested. But then they said, well, just
get something to us and we will review it and
then we'll get back with you. Well, as most things

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happened with people's lives, the cares of life got into
my life. I got busy and snapped my finger in
two years later, I thought, you know, I never wrote
that book, so it starts. I started praying to God
about I said, you know, what do you want me
to do for this year? You know? And uh, well,
what about that book you're supposed to write two years ago?

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So I ended up contacting the publishing company asked them
if they were still interested in the concept, and I
really really started putting some legs to it. I did
send you a little bit of an outline.

Speaker 1 (30:25):
Yeah, I saw. I saw a little bit of it.
I wasn't able during the show to read most of it.
But before we go any further, the seven Mountains of Influence,
I could you explain that a little bit, because I
think a lot of people don't know where that comes
from or what that is. Exactly.

Speaker 4 (30:42):
Yeah.

Speaker 9 (30:43):
No, As you know, I got a biblical world view.
So everything that I pretty much focused my life on
is how does how was God? How has God interjecting,
how has got influencing, how has got you know, working
through our lives and things like that. But actually the
Seven Mountains as a whole, we have the family Mountain,

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the faith Mountain, we have the government Mountain, we have
the business Mountain, we have the media Mountain, we have
the education Mountain, and you have the medical science Mountain. Now,
each one of these mountains sac have what's called a
gates of influence at the top of it. So in

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other words, if you ever saw the movie Ghostbusters, you
know he had the one character say are you the gatekeeper?
You know, and all that kind of stuff. Well, these
mountains all have influences at the top. And the book
is there's a there's two scriptures that the book is
written on. It's based on Hosasea four to six that

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says my people perish for lack of knowledge, and the
second one is Proverbs twenty ninety two, where it says
when the righteous are an authority, the people rejoice, and
when the unriteous authorities of people more so, that's the
premise of the book. And what happens with these mountains
is that I believe that it's there's three things that happen.

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God has an assignment for every personal planet Earth, and
I could go and I'm going to write a whole
chapter about that. Then once you find your assignment, I
believe that God, if you know God and you're willing
to take the assignment, then you're supposed to find your
mountain and go forth to influence that mountain with the gifts, talents, abilities,

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desires that God has supernaturally placed in you before you
were born. Now, other people have been given a segment,
because we're all made in the same way. We all
have gifts, talents, abilities, but some people choose to use
it for themselves. And then others who have given their
life to Jesus Christ, they choose by the power of
the Holy Spirit to go to these mountains and then

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the So that's the second part of the book, and
then the third part will be how I will practically
show people putting the whole armor of God on, how
to use the name of Jesus, how to use the
blood of Jesus, how to pray, how to fast, how
to use all the offensive weapons. And I believe it's
God's desire for the people he has created on planet

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Earth to go into the mountains of influence. And as
you could tell, and you talk about it like every
week on the air, these mountains are on the local level,
they're on the regional level, and they're on the national level.
And so every people group faces these mountains every day
in their everyday lives. But the big question is why

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am I on the planet and how, you know, can
I make a difference. So basically that's what the book
is designed to do. And I believe ninety percent of
the people that will probably be interested in it will
be Christians who really don't know their assignment, and ten
percent will be people who are just interested in the
concept of good God actually do something like that. And

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you know, I hope to be doing the lectures, conferences, teaching,
and that's kind of what the book's all about.

Speaker 1 (34:09):
I got just so we got we got about a
minute left. And I do want to ask because I've
written some things and my writing is on a professional
level horrendous, on an amateur level, horrendous, That is not
my calling. I can tell you that for sure. When
you sit down to write, do you find that it's
difficult to get started? Do you get the writer's block

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type of thing, or does it just flow and then
you do multiple drafts, et cetera, et cetera. How what's
the writing process like for you in general? And I
hope it's successful. I'll leave you with the last word.
You got about forty seconds, So go ahead, my friend.

Speaker 9 (34:46):
Yeah, Well basically with me, like I said, I never
thought in all my sixty six years, i'd ever be
an author, and never you never dreamed about and never
thought about it. But I think what happens is there's
a there's the verse in Esther that says that you
know you were born for such a time as this,

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And I think this is the most exciting time to
ever be alive, even maybe even in the time of Jesus,
because I believe that God.

Speaker 1 (35:15):
Is going to use Uh, I hear your ransom. We've
got to go six a WTV and I'll see you
next week.