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Dimensions 09/16/2025 - The Charges of the Alleged Charlie Kirk Assassin; My One Critique of Charlie Kirk
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What's going on, everybody?
It's another evening, 8.30 pm,as always.
Your boys back in the house foranother Dimensions episode, and
tonight we want to get in onthe alleged assassins' charges
of what happened to Charlie Kirk.
I've got some things I want toshare with you about that.
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Continually, there's peoplestill spewing out hate.
I don't understand all of this,but they're spewing out hate,
talking about how they'reexcited and glad for Charlie
Kirk's death, which iscompletely absurd.
So I've got something I want toshare with you about that.
But the biggest thing I want toget into tonight is the charges
have been brought forth aboutby the alleged assassin, tyler
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robinson, against charlie kirk,and that there's some things I'm
going to share with you aboutthat.
That, I think, is going to becompletely blowing your mind.
So stay tuned.
We'll be back right after thisfor the next episode of
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that's going on right now in thenews and around the world is
the assassination I like to callit the martyrdom of Charlie
Kirk, and following that very,very closely.
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is saying.
So, with that, I want to get inright now on some things that
have been going on.
One of the things I want tomention is that the funeral for
Charlie Kirk is going to be heldSeptember 21st in Arizona at
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the State Farm Arena, so that'scoming up really, really soon.
I'm definitely going to betalking about that I want to
hear.
There's something that happenswhen people are eulogized.
Something supernatural reallyhappens in that moment.
You get a chance to really seewhat the Spirit of the Lord is
saying.
You know, I believe that a lotof times what happens with
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people is how they lived.
It's really the spirit of howthey lived is shown in their
eulogy and in their funeralservice, their homegoing service
, whatever that you want to callit.
I'm sure that place is going tobe completely packed out.
People are going to come fromall over the world and I'm not
sure who's officiating all ofthat yet.
But I am definitely going totune in if it's live, and I'll
definitely be there to bringsome commentation to you.
A matter of fact, maybe what Ieven do, depending on what time
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it is, maybe I'll even get onthere and go live and have it
playing and give commentaryabout it as it's going on, so
just to be able to speak aboutthose things.
Maybe we'll bring that to youas well.
So, but it's a major event thathas happened and it's so sad.
It is so sad to see what ishappening in the world and how
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many.
I've never seen anybody thatwas murdered so ruthlessly and
barbarically and people wererejoicing in the streets.
I've actually got a video foryou.
There is a man His name isPascal Robinson Foster from the
British punk rap duo called BobVillain.
He was recently canceled due toinappropriate comments about
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the murder of Charlie Kirk.
I've got a video here.
It's bleeped out where there'scurse words and things like that
.
But just to show you a littlebit of how people are thinking
in this day and in this hour,this is how people are thinking
about.
Even if you didn't agree withthe man I mean, even if you
hated the man there's no reasonto celebrate and to be this
irreverential about it.
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So let's play that clip rightnow and you can take a peek at
it.
I'm going to play this next oneTo an absolute piece of s***.
The pronouns was, were, becauseif you touch s***, you will get
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banned.
So look at that there.
I mean, tell me that is notcompletely crazy using pronouns,
because obviously we standagainst transgender.
Tell him to rest in urine.
Call him a piece of fecalmatter.
I mean all of these things.
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I mean it's just.
It's just completely crazy.
And you know, as I was watchingthat and listening to that, I'm
thinking about just what ishappening in the world, and the
scripture that comes to mind isin John 16.
I've read it to you once before, but it says these things.
I've spoken to you that youshould not be made to stumble.
So Jesus talks about in John,chapter 15, all of the things
that the church would have toendure and that his disciples
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would have to endure and peoplewould have to endure, and that
the world system when I say theworld, it doesn't necessarily
mean the unbeliever, becausethere can be unbelievers, and
that doesn't mean that they'regoing to hate you but he's
talking about the world system,the spirit of the world that
comes from Satan, the spirit ofthe age, that the antichrist
spirit will hate you when youare walking in the light, and
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he's talking about how peopleare going to be like that.
And then it says here in verse16, verse or chapter 16, verse
one these things, I've spoken toyou so that you won't be made
to stumble.
So he wants us to know thatthis is normal If you're living
a righteous life, this is normalIf you're doing the right
things.
He said that you won't be ableto stumble.
You won't stumble because I'mletting you know up front these
things are supposed to happen.
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But you know what?
We have preached such a weakgospel in the world today that
we feel everybody's supposed tolike us, everybody's supposed to
like us, and if everybodydoesn't like us, we've done
something wrong.
There is no place in scripturewhere that gives credence.
There is no place.
Now, that doesn't mean weshould go around trying to be
hated.
That doesn't mean we should goaround trying to be disliked.
That doesn't mean we should begoing around being rude and
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being hateful.
But we are called to share thetruth.
And you have to realize thespirit of the world does not
like the truth of the gospel.
So Jesus is letting them knowif they didn't like you, me,
they're not going to like you ifyou're walking with me, but
that's okay.
He said so.
I'm telling you all of this.
So then you don't stumble, youdon't trip, you're not illing,
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because you don't realize what'sgoing on.
And then look at verse two.
This is where I want to get to,and this goes back to the whole
Bob villain thing.
It it says they will put youout of the synagogues.
Yes, the time is coming thatwhoever kills you will think he
offers God a service and thesethings they will do to you
because they have not known thefather nor me.
You know it's amazing.
That's the reason why, whenJesus crucified them, he said
Father, forgive them.
They know not what they do.
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They don't know you, they don'tunderstand, and one of the
things you have to understand isall of these people is
grotesque as it is, they don'tknow the father.
People that hate the truth andthat are rejoicing.
That shows you now watch thishow backslidden the world is.
It shows you how much darknessand deception they are actually
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walking in.
Now.
This is the sad part Peoplethat don't love the truth are
being prepared for theAntichrist.
Now, I've shared this with youin times past, but this is the
thing that I want you to take alook at.
Go to 2 Thessalonians, 2.
Thessalonians, chapter numbertwo, and I've been here before,
but I want to come back to itbecause I want to continually
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remind you about the spirit ofthe age and why people are
hating on this man.
Now, listen, I'm going to begetting into the alleged
assassins charges in just amoment, so I want you to stay
tuned.
But I'm leading up to this herebecause I want you to see that
this spirit of the age isinfiltrated like it has never
infiltrated before.
This is the time where the Cainand Abel whole metaphor is
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playing out.
And look at this here in 2Thessalonians 2, and I want you
to catch this.
This is very important.
It said to the working of Satan, with all power signs and lying
wonders and all unrighteousdeception among those who perish
because they did not receivethe love of the truth that they
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might be saved and for thisreason, god will send them
strong delusion that they shouldbelieve the lie, that they all
may be condemned who did notbelieve the truth but had
pleasure in unrighteousness.
So these people that arerejoicing in unrighteousness,
that aren't receiving the truth,even though the truth is being
delivered to them, it's beingadministered to them, they're
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hearing the truth, but they'rerejecting the truth.
The Bible says that they areactually going to be given over
to Satan in strong delusion, indeception, because they rejected
the truth.
And so when I look at peoplelike this, this guy, what is his
name?
Here again, let me bring itback up so I don't get it wrong
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Pascal Robinson Foster from theBritish punk rap duo Bob Villain
doing this, my mind goes tothis.
If they only knew how closethey were to hell.
If they only understood.
But they have no idea.
They think they're doing God aservice.
They think they're doing theright thing, and that's why we
have to be moved with compassionupon people that are like that.
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We have to pray for people likethat, because there's no coming
back from hell.
No matter how wicked people areNow, if they go to hell, they go
to hell on their own choice.
It's not something that weshould feel bad about, because
they'll be given the opportunityto give their life to Jesus.
If they choose not to do it,that is up to them.
That's what I love about therevelation of this in 2
Thessalonians 2.
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It says they rejected.
They would not receive the loveof the truth that they might be
saved.
So God says fine, he gave him aBurger King anointing.
He said have it your way.
You're king, you rule them, butthis is the reality.
He's going to give them over toSatan and then, therefore, they
will believe the lie as if itwere true.
Until that time comes, theyhave an opportunity to turn and
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to repent, but many will see itand will choose not to do it,
and that's why so many peopleare hating Charlie Kirk.
They're hating him and they'reso angry with him.
And now some of them are justcaught up in the craziness of
what's going on, you know, withwhat they're hearing in the
media.
Let me tell you this realquickly I have one of my friends
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, pastor John Amanchuku.
I have one of my friends,pastor John Amanchuku he works
actually with TPUSA is a friendof Charlie Kirk.
Go check him out.
He is a black man, totallyblack.
I mean all the way black,pro-black.
I mean he's for all people.
But he's not an Uncle Tom oranything along that line.
Stands for the truth.
He knows him personally and hesaid something very profound.
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He said there is not a racialbone in his body.
He is not a white supremacist.
I heard Jamal Bryant PastorJamal Bryant coming out on a new
birth down in Atlanta talkingabout that.
He's a white supremacist andall that.
Listen, ladies and gentlemen.
Make sure.
One of the things you need todo is do your homework.
Do your homework, go throughand research.
Don't just listen to everypundit that comes on.
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Don't even listen.
Just listen to me.
Do your homework, find out foryourself.
Watch Charlie Kirk's videoswhere he sat down with these
college students.
Watch what he shared, watchwhat he did.
Take everything into context.
Don't just listen to somebodybecause they got a platform and
say, well, he's this and he'sthat.
Don't just listen to somebodybecause they got a platform and
say, well, he's this and he'sthat.
Fact check what they're saying.
And one of the things that hewas he loved all people, but he
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would call a spade a spade.
He was going to call it, itdidn't matter.
I think one of the biggestthings that Charlie Kirk the
only, the only advice if I couldgive him any of that time is
that it's difficult for a whiteman to call out black people to
change about where they live andraising their family, because
many people have a rough timeseeing through that because of
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what they have experienced withracism from white people.
So it's hard now to hearsometimes just from a white man
saying how black people aren'tfathering their children the
right way, even though that'strue.
African Americans we are theones that are leading the charge
in fathering children and thenwalking away.
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It is statistically shown.
I believe it is 70 percent ofAfrican-Americans will not have
a father growing up, and a lotof that.
Let me share this real quickly.
This is very important.
This is very important.
A lot of people wonder why thatis.
You have to understand.
We're only about threegenerations removed from slavery
, maybe four now.
I mean from it really, if youwant to go back to just even
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segregation, although you goback to the sixties, we're only
like one generation were removed.
I mean one and a half, two, butI'm talking about from slavery,
true slavery before 1863.
We're about three, fourgenerations away from that.
And black people had did notunderstand the family.
You had what was called aMandingo, who was?
They were given props.
Their job was to go around andimpregnate as many women as
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possible in order to give a bigstock to the white man, so then
he could have as many babies aspossible, and then the more
babies he had, the more favor hegot.
And then all of a sudden, oneday, black people were free,
have no idea how to have afamily, have no idea how to
raise children.
We had to learn everything in acouple of generations.
White people never had to dothat.
They've always had freedom.
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And we're only, if you thinkabout it, we're 100, what is it?
162 years from when theEmancipation Proclamation
happened.
That's it 162 years, 162 years.
And so what happens?
Black people then come out ofslavery and now we have the
ghettos.
Well, people say, why theghettos?
Well, we didn't have education.
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And then, even when we werefree, we didn't have the ability
to go to schools.
We were segregated there, wewere kicked out of schools, we
weren't allowed to vote, wecouldn't get driver's license,
we couldn't get good jobs,couldn't do anything.
Even though we were free onpaper, we were still fighting
all the way up until Dr MartinLuther King comes on the scene,
and then, eventually, the civilrights movement happens, and now
we begin to see it.
So think about it how far blackpeople have succeeded in 60
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some years and almost 60 years.
I mean it's completelyoutstanding how far we progress
that in 60 years, you go fromnot being able to vote to
sitting in the most powerfulseat in the land, and so now
black people are learning how tobe able to do all of these
things on their own, and sothat's where people have come in
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to educate and to help, and alot of people don't understand
that.
It's hard to hear from a whiteman who was part of the reason
that race was part of the reasonwhy that was.
Now I'm not saying it's nottruth when I'm saying it's hard
to hear.
So I think one of the greatestthings is to have a black man in
TPUSA that could come alongsideand share from the plight of
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the black man and give theperspective as a black man or
black woman and I know there'stimes that he's done that.
But I believe that messageneeds to be shared because it's
harder for some people to filterthrough that.
Now I'm not saying that whathe's saying was incorrect.
I'm saying this in a way thatit causes people to.
It's hard for people to be ableto receive that.
It's just difficult for a lotof people to receive it.
Like you are, you were theenemy.
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So some people can't seethrough that at the time,
whether it's truth or not,they're just not at a point to
be able to receive that.
A lot of people don't understandwhy the ghettos were developed
and all these things happen.
And this is in no way to faultpeople, the black race, because
African-Americans have come sofar.
People, the black race, becauseAfrican-Americans have come so
far.
I mean, my goodness, we wentfrom in the 60s.
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Now we got billionaires.
We've got the Michael Jordans,we got the Oprah Winfrey's,
we've got black preachers, we'vegot rappers and hip hop artists
and businessmen andbusinesswomen and entrepreneurs
and clothing lines.
In a matter of 60 years, theprogression that
African-Americans made.
But that doesn't mean the wholerace is completely freed up.
So there has to be moreeducation for the black race,
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there has to be more educationfor the family, there has to be
more empowerment.
For that's the reason why I goback to this why?
Why do you think we have apro-life pregnancy center in the
middle of East Liberty?
Why?
Because the reality is that'sexactly where they plant those.
They want to keep the blackpeople subdued.
The whole purpose of MargaretSanger and the whole point of
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eugenics and the whole point ofher wanting to put all of these
abortion chambers in black.
You're not going to see them inwhite neighborhoods.
You're not going to see them inthose places.
You're only going to see thosein black neighborhoods.
Why?
Because this is what she saidverbatim.
She said if you give blackpeople the opportunity, they'll
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destroy their own race.
And so her whole point was likejust give them, make them
pregnant, let them have sex,give them weak contraceptives.
Hopefully they'll get pregnant.
When they get pregnant, thenwhat will happen?
They'll abort their own babiesand they'll kill off the race
and then, hopefully, the whiterace will reign supreme.
And that was the whole purposebehind it all.
And I'm saying all of this toyou because a lot of people
don't understand.
They think that he was a whitesupremacist because he was
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speaking truth to those things.
But the reality was he wasright and a lot of things he was
saying he just may not havebeen the best person for that.
Uh, even though he was speakingtruth, that doesn't make him a
white supremacist, nor does itmake him a racist.
I'm telling you, go and do yourresearch.
I saw the compassion in hiseyes.
I heard it in his voice.
I heard him talking to collegestudents on these clips and even
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though they were misled, hewould say listen, it's not your
fault.
You keep saying it's not yourfault, you just haven't been
taught, you just haven't learned.
He said it's OK.
One person got on there andactually admitted they were
wrong, it's OK.
I mean, he was moved with somuch compassion.
It almost brought tears to myeyes, thinking like what would
people have a problem with, evenif you don't agree with his
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statements?
Everybody doesn't agree with theway that I.
I have pastor friends thatdon't believe with everything
that I believe.
I have pastor friends of minethat are very good friends of
mine, that that that don'tbelieve in speaking in tongues,
that don't believe in the giftsof spirit, that are
cessationists, that don'tbelieve in a pre-tribulation
rapture.
I do.
I do Matter of fact, I got anew segment on Cornerstone
Television Network.
It's called Theology Throwdown.
One of my good friends, pastorRay Heupel.
We sit down.
He's a white man, I'm a blackman, and we talk about our
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different views and, man, I lovethat man.
He's on my board.
I mean, he does so manywonderful things.
I don't hate the man for that.
He don't hate me.
Well, you got to allow peopleto have differing views, and
that's what Charlie Kirkprovided, and the reality is, we
have to stop killing oneanother just because we differ
in opinion.
I mean, I don't even agree witheverything that he says, and
the reality is, though, butthey're not deal breakers for me
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, and so Charlie Kirk wasproviding that platform, and
that's why so many people arehating who he was and what he
stood for.
And, ladies and gentlemen, itis just a sad, sad reality, and
we have to be better than thatas Americans.
We'd be better than that as achurch, we'd be better than
every single area.
And so listen, as I prepared totransition a little bit.
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I know I kind of went on asoapbox there, but that's
important because, as I do yourresearch, I keep saying do your
research, go watch his videos.
Let him talk about DEI and allthat.
You may not agree witheverything, but he's not a white
supremacist, nor is he a racist.
That's completely absurd.
He's not a racist.
He was not at all.
And I'm a black man, trust me,I know racism.
I have experienced it.
I grew up in areas where peopleliterally would call us the N
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word.
They would call my family thatand make fun.
I've been there, y'all.
I mean, I know what racismlooks like.
That ain't it.
That is not it.
He's not a racist.
And so that's the reason why Ifelt it's so important to talk
about that there and tell peopleto go do your research.
Don't just listen to any oldthing that comes across the
platform, even with me.
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Go do your research, do.
That's what I'm telling you.
Go, go, go research it.
Listen to what he said, watchhow he, how he ministered to
those people.
Now, some of his methodologiesyou may not agree with, I get it
, but he wasn't a racist and hewasn't a white supremacist.
But I digress even a little bitfurther with that there.
Let me move on here to the cruxof why I wanted to come on.
I want to talk to you about thecharges of the alleged
assassination of Charlie Kirkhere, and I'll bring these up.
There's a few different onesthat were here.
So then you're aware of whathas happened.
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There's seven different countsof Tyler Robinson, who was
involved with a transgenderwoman that he is, was in love
with and was in a relationshipwith.
And take a look at this here,these are the counts that have
come against them.
Uh, and they're in Utah andthey are going to try him for
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the death penalty.
And, uh, I, I am one of thosepeople.
I am not against, uh, the deathpenalty.
Uh, by any stretch of theimagination, uh, especially when
people ruthlessly kill people,I don't feel any way that a
death penalty is a bad thing.
But there's count oneaggravated murder.
Count two felony discharge of afirearm causing serious bodily
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harm.
Counts three and fourobstruction of justice.
Counts five and six witnesstamperingpering and count seven
violent offense committed in thepresence of a child, which I
think is really justified forwhoever this is, If it's not, if
the alleged man is there.
But my thing is always this ifthey're guilty, let them be
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brought to justice.
If they're innocent, let themgo free.
But these are the charges thatare going to be coming up, that
they're going to be seeing there, and they said they are going
after the death penalty, andthat's my take on it.
I believe if you strikesomebody down like that in cold
blood, I believe that you may dothat again.
I don't have an issue with thedeath penalty.
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I do not.
A lot of people do have anissue with it.
I don't have an issue with thatand I'm praying for justice
more than anything else.
And if this alleged assassin isguilty, my prayer is God let
every truth come forth.
If you listen to some of thethings they said, they have his
DNA on the trigger.
They have some shoe prints andI believe it was an elbow print
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and a handprint there from wherehe was laying in the prone
position to do the shooting.
There's a lot of differentthings that they have and you
can do more research for thatthere.
But there's a lot of things upagainst him.
You have the father and themother that actually talked with
him.
This is not alleged.
This is what has happened.
That is documented.
The mother and the father sawthe depictions of him on the
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screen and saw that.
They said you know, we need togo ahead and we need to convince
him, if he did this, to bringhimself to the table.
And so I guess they had afriend that was involved in law
enforcement it was a deputy, Ibelieve it was the deputy
sheriff and talked with him andeventually got him to turn
himself in.
And so there's other thingsalong that line as well.
But my prayer is that justicecomes for Charlie Kirk.
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People say well, why would youpray for justice?
Why would you pray for that?
And I'm going to give you onemore passage of scripture before
I get ready to let you out ofhere.
If you go to Revelation,chapter six, I want you to see
this here.
It's the fifth seal and undermy Bible it says it's the cry of
the martyrs.
It says when he opened thefifth seal, I saw under the
altar the souls of those who hadbeen slain for the word of god
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and for the testimony of whichthey held, and they cried with a
loud voice saying how long, ohlord, holy and true, until you
judge and avenge our blood onthose who dwell on the earth.
And then a white robe was givento each of them and it was said
to them that they should rest alittle while longer until the
number of the fellow servantsand their brethren who would be
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killed as they were werecompleted.
And so I was looking at thishere and I was like, wow, they
were crying out that they wouldbe avenged.
You know, when somebody strikesyou down innocently and just
kills you because of adifference of opinion, think
about the blessing of that beingin America, ladies and
gentlemen.
I mean, it's the land of thefree, the home of the brave.
I mean, one of the greatestthings that we have is the
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freedom of speech, the freedomto worship how we want, to not
have anybody inflict upon that.
Freedom of religion, and that'sjust not the religion of Jesus
Christ, it's any religion.
It doesn't matter if you'reMuslim, it doesn't matter if
you're Muslim, it doesn't matterif you're Hindu, it doesn't
matter if you're Buddhist, itdoesn't matter whatever, even if
you're a Satanist.
Freedom to worship as youplease.
That is such a blessing to havethat as a democracy.
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It is a blessing.
We may not all agree, obviously.
You all know I don't agree witha Satanist, I don't agree with
the Buddhists, I don't, but theyhave the right to worship as
they see fit.
That's the thing about America.
People have the right to theiropinion, they have the right and
the freedom of speech.
They have the right of thosethings and we cannot allow and
sit back and allow these thingsto happen while people's
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freedoms are being stripped ofthem, where people are being
killed for what's supposed to belife, liberty and the pursuit
of happiness.
We're supposed to have lifehere, the freedom of life from
the unborn to those that are.
You know when you.
I don't have time to go intothis, but, man, when you start
thinking about people talkingabout how babies aren't fully
developed, if you really getinto that argument, if you have
someone that says, well, I'm notfully developed, the baby isn't
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fully developed, it's only azygote and it's not, and it's
orally an embryo or wherever itis in the stage of development,
then you then really technicallyyou could kill a boy or girl
because they're not able toreproduce, yet they're not fully
developed there either.
Or what if an adult starts, uh,spiraling downhill and goes
into dementia?
Do we start saying, well,they're going in the opposite
direction, they're in the way.
Do we start killing them?
Of course not.
If they're mentally handicapped, if they find out they have
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Down syndrome, we startstripping them of their rights.
We have to stand for life andthat's the number one thing that
in America, that life, libertyand the pursuit of happiness is
guaranteed to all of us asAmericans.
Why do you think everybody'strying to get in here?
Why do you think everybodywants to come here?
Because every country doesn'thave that.
This country gives you thefreedom of speech, the freedom
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of religion, the freedom toworship, the pursuit of
happiness.
You have the ability to try toaccomplish the American dream,
whatever that is, but you follow.
I mean you can.
You can come to America andbuild your own empire and build
your own thing, people, that'swhy people come here.
In a lot of countries they'relimited to be able to do that.
America is the greatest nationthat God, in my opinion, in my
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opinion, has ever allowed toexist.
I mean it is just so beautiful.
I mean there's songs.
I mean, oh, beautiful forgracious guys, you know, I mean
it's just there, it's just abeautiful, beautiful place, a
beautiful nation.
It has been one of the greatest, if not the greatest, beacon of
hope and light for the world,for the gospel of Jesus Christ.
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I mean, my goodness, we're notliving up to it now, but my
goodness, I mean think about howmuch America has done in order
to be a blessing to share thegospel.
I believe that was one of themain reasons why America fought
through so many of therevolutionary wars and the war
of Great Britain and all thesetypes of things that came about.
All these major wars thathappened were because of what
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America was going to do with thegospel.
There was more at stake thanjust the 50 nation or 50 states
that were going to come togetherto create the nation of the
United States of America.
There's a whole lot more thatwas going to be along with that,
and so I'm blessed to be anAmerican, you're blessed to be
an American.
We need to pray that continually, life, liberty and the pursuit
of happiness is allowed to be anAmerican.
You're blessed to be anAmerican.
We need to pray thatcontinually, life, liberty and
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the pursuit of happiness isallowed to be here.
We need to pray that we willstill be one nation under God.
We need to pray that we will bea people that allow people to
have freedom of speech and, eventhough we differ, that we allow
people and not celebratepeople's death because of
somebody was struck down becauseof their belief systems.
I mean, think about howatrocious that is.
So so, ladies and gentlemen,let my closing thoughts be to
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you this my prayer is thatjustice will come to this
alleged assassin.
My prayer is is that CharlieKirk's family and friends and
closest to him, that they willbe avenged and they will find
justice and peace and comfortand consolation in the middle of
this.
My prayer is that there will beprotection and covering and
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peace at his funeral.
My prayer is that people willfind peace in the middle of all
of this and that we can returnback to freedom of speech and
listen.
I don't agree with everything.
If you watch Charlie, I meanthese people would cuss him out.
I mean like, cuss him out, callhim everything but a child of
God, and he would just sit rightthere and respect them.
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And I'm sitting here thinkinglike, okay, he might've been
divisive in what he believed.
Uh, but you know he was not ahater, uh, he loved everyone,
even those, uh, one lady.
She just was so mean to him andhe said I'm just going to pray
for you.
And she's like, don't ever prayfor me.
And I'm sitting there thinking,well, who's hating who right
there, and maybe we don't agree,but he showed love towards
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those people.
So, ladies and gentlemen, it'svery, very important that we
pray for everybody involvedthroughout this time and that we
pray for America and pray thatour freedoms will be reserved as
well.
So, with that, let me pray foryou and I'm going to let you go.
Father, in the name of Jesus, Ithank you for every person
watching.
I pray, father, god, that noneof us will be deceived.
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I pray, father, for totaljustice in this assassination,
this martyrdom of Charlie Kirk,father, and I pray for peace for
the family and all those thathave been involved.
I pray, father, that all of thetruth would come forth and that
, lord, no deception or sleightof hand from the enemy would
come forth.
And, lord, I pray that we wouldall be able to dwell together.
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Father, god, black women, blackmen, white women, white men,
from every spectrum of color,race, kindred tribe and tongue
able to come together.
And even, as it said Dr MartinLuther King, that we'd be able
to judge each other not by thecolor of our skin but by the
content of our character, andthat we would eventually hold
hands and say free at last.
Free at last.
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Thank God, almighty, we arefree at last.
Bring us to that place, father,lord, and not just with color
of skin, but Lord, even withreligious belief in every area.
Father, that we'd be able todwell together, even as it says,
we either dwell together asbrothers or perish as fools.
And, father God, help us to getto that point.
Lord, let peace come to yourpeople and Lord, let your
presence be upon us all andwe'll thank you for it in Jesus
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name.
Amen, amen, amen.
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What's going on, everybody?
It's another evening, 8.30 pm,as always.
Your boys back in the house foranother Dimensions episode, and
tonight we want to get in onthe alleged assassins' charges
of what happened to Charlie Kirk.
I've got some things I want toshare with you about that.
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Continually, there's peoplestill spewing out hate.
I don't understand all of this,but they're spewing out hate,
talking about how they'reexcited and glad for Charlie
Kirk's death, which iscompletely absurd.
So I've got something I want toshare with you about that.
But the biggest thing I want toget into tonight is the charges
have been brought forth aboutby the alleged assassin, tyler
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robinson, against charlie kirk,and that there's some things I'm
going to share with you aboutthat.
That, I think, is going to becompletely blowing your mind.
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So, with that, I want to get inright now on some things that
have been going on.
One of the things I want tomention is that the funeral for
Charlie Kirk is going to be heldSeptember 21st in Arizona at
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the State Farm Arena, so that'scoming up really, really soon.
I'm definitely going to betalking about that I want to
hear.
There's something that happenswhen people are eulogized.
Something supernatural reallyhappens in that moment.
You get a chance to really seewhat the Spirit of the Lord is
saying.
You know, I believe that a lotof times what happens with
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people is how they lived.
It's really the spirit of howthey lived is shown in their
eulogy and in their funeralservice, their homegoing service
, whatever that you want to callit.
I'm sure that place is going tobe completely packed out.
People are going to come fromall over the world and I'm not
sure who's officiating all ofthat yet.
But I am definitely going totune in if it's live, and I'll
definitely be there to bringsome commentation to you.
A matter of fact, maybe what Ieven do, depending on what time
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it is, maybe I'll even get onthere and go live and have it
playing and give commentaryabout it as it's going on, so
just to be able to speak aboutthose things.
Maybe we'll bring that to youas well.
So, but it's a major event thathas happened and it's so sad.
It is so sad to see what ishappening in the world and how
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many.
I've never seen anybody thatwas murdered so ruthlessly and
barbarically and people wererejoicing in the streets.
I've actually got a video foryou.
There is a man His name isPascal Robinson Foster from the
British punk rap duo called BobVillain.
He was recently canceled due toinappropriate comments about
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the murder of Charlie Kirk.
I've got a video here.
It's bleeped out where there'scurse words and things like that
.
But just to show you a littlebit of how people are thinking
in this day and in this hour,this is how people are thinking
about.
Even if you didn't agree withthe man I mean, even if you
hated the man there's no reasonto celebrate and to be this
irreverential about it.
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So let's play that clip rightnow and you can take a peek at
it.
I'm going to play this next oneTo an absolute piece of s***.
The pronouns was, were, becauseif you touch s***, you will get
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banned.
So look at that there.
I mean, tell me that is notcompletely crazy using pronouns,
because obviously we standagainst transgender.
Tell him to rest in urine.
Call him a piece of fecalmatter.
I mean all of these things.
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I mean it's just.
It's just completely crazy.
And you know, as I was watchingthat and listening to that, I'm
thinking about just what ishappening in the world, and the
scripture that comes to mind isin John 16.
I've read it to you once before, but it says these things.
I've spoken to you that youshould not be made to stumble.
So Jesus talks about in John,chapter 15, all of the things
that the church would have toendure and that his disciples
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would have to endure and peoplewould have to endure, and that
the world system when I say theworld, it doesn't necessarily
mean the unbeliever, becausethere can be unbelievers, and
that doesn't mean that they'regoing to hate you but he's
talking about the world system,the spirit of the world that
comes from Satan, the spirit ofthe age, that the antichrist
spirit will hate you when youare walking in the light, and
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he's talking about how peopleare going to be like that.
And then it says here in verse16, verse or chapter 16, verse
one these things, I've spoken toyou so that you won't be made
to stumble.
So he wants us to know thatthis is normal If you're living
a righteous life, this is normalIf you're doing the right
things.
He said that you won't be ableto stumble.
You won't stumble because I'mletting you know up front these
things are supposed to happen.
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But you know what?
We have preached such a weakgospel in the world today that
we feel everybody's supposed tolike us, everybody's supposed to
like us, and if everybodydoesn't like us, we've done
something wrong.
There is no place in scripturewhere that gives credence.
There is no place.
Now, that doesn't mean weshould go around trying to be
hated.
That doesn't mean we should goaround trying to be disliked.
That doesn't mean we should begoing around being rude and
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being hateful.
But we are called to share thetruth.
And you have to realize thespirit of the world does not
like the truth of the gospel.
So Jesus is letting them knowif they didn't like you, me,
they're not going to like you ifyou're walking with me, but
that's okay.
He said so.
I'm telling you all of this.
So then you don't stumble, youdon't trip, you're not illing,
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because you don't realize what'sgoing on.
And then look at verse two.
This is where I want to get to,and this goes back to the whole
Bob villain thing.
It it says they will put youout of the synagogues.
Yes, the time is coming thatwhoever kills you will think he
offers God a service and thesethings they will do to you
because they have not known thefather nor me.
You know it's amazing.
That's the reason why, whenJesus crucified them, he said
Father, forgive them.
They know not what they do.
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They don't know you, they don'tunderstand, and one of the
things you have to understand isall of these people is
grotesque as it is, they don'tknow the father.
People that hate the truth andthat are rejoicing.
That shows you now watch thishow backslidden the world is.
It shows you how much darknessand deception they are actually
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walking in.
Now.
This is the sad part Peoplethat don't love the truth are
being prepared for theAntichrist.
Now, I've shared this with youin times past, but this is the
thing that I want you to take alook at.
Go to 2 Thessalonians, 2.
Thessalonians, chapter numbertwo, and I've been here before,
but I want to come back to itbecause I want to continually
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remind you about the spirit ofthe age and why people are
hating on this man.
Now, listen, I'm going to begetting into the alleged
assassins charges in just amoment, so I want you to stay
tuned.
But I'm leading up to this herebecause I want you to see that
this spirit of the age isinfiltrated like it has never
infiltrated before.
This is the time where the Cainand Abel whole metaphor is
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playing out.
And look at this here in 2Thessalonians 2, and I want you
to catch this.
This is very important.
It said to the working of Satan, with all power signs and lying
wonders and all unrighteousdeception among those who perish
because they did not receivethe love of the truth that they
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might be saved and for thisreason, god will send them
strong delusion that they shouldbelieve the lie, that they all
may be condemned who did notbelieve the truth but had
pleasure in unrighteousness.
So these people that arerejoicing in unrighteousness,
that aren't receiving the truth,even though the truth is being
delivered to them, it's beingadministered to them, they're
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hearing the truth, but they'rerejecting the truth.
The Bible says that they areactually going to be given over
to Satan in strong delusion, indeception, because they rejected
the truth.
And so when I look at peoplelike this, this guy, what is his
name?
Here again, let me bring itback up so I don't get it wrong
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Pascal Robinson Foster from theBritish punk rap duo Bob Villain
doing this, my mind goes tothis.
If they only knew how closethey were to hell.
If they only understood.
But they have no idea.
They think they're doing God aservice.
They think they're doing theright thing, and that's why we
have to be moved with compassionupon people that are like that.
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We have to pray for people likethat, because there's no coming
back from hell.
No matter how wicked people areNow, if they go to hell, they go
to hell on their own choice.
It's not something that weshould feel bad about, because
they'll be given the opportunityto give their life to Jesus.
If they choose not to do it,that is up to them.
That's what I love about therevelation of this in 2
Thessalonians 2.
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It says they rejected.
They would not receive the loveof the truth that they might be
saved.
So God says fine, he gave him aBurger King anointing.
He said have it your way.
You're king, you rule them, butthis is the reality.
He's going to give them over toSatan and then, therefore, they
will believe the lie as if itwere true.
Until that time comes, theyhave an opportunity to turn and
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to repent, but many will see itand will choose not to do it,
and that's why so many peopleare hating Charlie Kirk.
They're hating him and they'reso angry with him.
And now some of them are justcaught up in the craziness of
what's going on, you know, withwhat they're hearing in the
media.
Let me tell you this realquickly I have one of my friends
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, pastor John Amanchuku.
I have one of my friends,pastor John Amanchuku he works
actually with TPUSA is a friendof Charlie Kirk.
Go check him out.
He is a black man, totallyblack.
I mean all the way black,pro-black.
I mean he's for all people.
But he's not an Uncle Tom oranything along that line.
Stands for the truth.
He knows him personally and hesaid something very profound.
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He said there is not a racialbone in his body.
He is not a white supremacist.
I heard Jamal Bryant PastorJamal Bryant coming out on a new
birth down in Atlanta talkingabout that.
He's a white supremacist andall that.
Listen, ladies and gentlemen.
Make sure.
One of the things you need todo is do your homework.
Do your homework, go throughand research.
Don't just listen to everypundit that comes on.
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Don't even listen.
Just listen to me.
Do your homework, find out foryourself.
Watch Charlie Kirk's videoswhere he sat down with these
college students.
Watch what he shared, watchwhat he did.
Take everything into context.
Don't just listen to somebodybecause they got a platform and
say, well, he's this and he'sthat.
Don't just listen to somebodybecause they got a platform and
say, well, he's this and he'sthat.
Fact check what they're saying.
And one of the things that hewas he loved all people, but he
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would call a spade a spade.
He was going to call it, itdidn't matter.
I think one of the biggestthings that Charlie Kirk the
only, the only advice if I couldgive him any of that time is
that it's difficult for a whiteman to call out black people to
change about where they live andraising their family, because
many people have a rough timeseeing through that because of
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what they have experienced withracism from white people.
So it's hard now to hearsometimes just from a white man
saying how black people aren'tfathering their children the
right way, even though that'strue.
African Americans we are theones that are leading the charge
in fathering children and thenwalking away.
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It is statistically shown.
I believe it is 70 percent ofAfrican-Americans will not have
a father growing up, and a lotof that.
Let me share this real quickly.
This is very important.
This is very important.
A lot of people wonder why thatis.
You have to understand.
We're only about threegenerations removed from slavery
, maybe four now.
I mean from it really, if youwant to go back to just even
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segregation, although you goback to the sixties, we're only
like one generation were removed.
I mean one and a half, two, butI'm talking about from slavery,
true slavery before 1863.
We're about three, fourgenerations away from that.
And black people had did notunderstand the family.
You had what was called aMandingo, who was?
They were given props.
Their job was to go around andimpregnate as many women as
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possible in order to give a bigstock to the white man, so then
he could have as many babies aspossible, and then the more
babies he had, the more favor hegot.
And then all of a sudden, oneday, black people were free,
have no idea how to have afamily, have no idea how to
raise children.
We had to learn everything in acouple of generations.
White people never had to dothat.
They've always had freedom.
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And we're only, if you thinkabout it, we're 100, what is it?
162 years from when theEmancipation Proclamation
happened.
That's it 162 years, 162 years.
And so what happens?
Black people then come out ofslavery and now we have the
ghettos.
Well, people say, why theghettos?
Well, we didn't have education.
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And then, even when we werefree, we didn't have the ability
to go to schools.
We were segregated there, wewere kicked out of schools, we
weren't allowed to vote, wecouldn't get driver's license,
we couldn't get good jobs,couldn't do anything.
Even though we were free onpaper, we were still fighting
all the way up until Dr MartinLuther King comes on the scene,
and then, eventually, the civilrights movement happens, and now
we begin to see it.
So think about it how far blackpeople have succeeded in 60
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some years and almost 60 years.
I mean it's completelyoutstanding how far we progress
that in 60 years, you go fromnot being able to vote to
sitting in the most powerfulseat in the land, and so now
black people are learning how tobe able to do all of these
things on their own, and sothat's where people have come in
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to educate and to help, and alot of people don't understand
that.
It's hard to hear from a whiteman who was part of the reason
that race was part of the reasonwhy that was.
Now I'm not saying it's nottruth when I'm saying it's hard
to hear.
So I think one of the greatestthings is to have a black man in
TPUSA that could come alongsideand share from the plight of
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the black man and give theperspective as a black man or
black woman and I know there'stimes that he's done that.
But I believe that messageneeds to be shared because it's
harder for some people to filterthrough that.
Now I'm not saying that whathe's saying was incorrect.
I'm saying this in a way thatit causes people to.
It's hard for people to be ableto receive that.
It's just difficult for a lotof people to receive it.
Like you are, you were theenemy.
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So some people can't seethrough that at the time,
whether it's truth or not,they're just not at a point to
be able to receive that.
A lot of people don't understandwhy the ghettos were developed
and all these things happen.
And this is in no way to faultpeople, the black race, because
African-Americans have come sofar.
People, the black race, becauseAfrican-Americans have come so
far.
I mean, my goodness, we wentfrom in the 60s.
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Now we got billionaires.
We've got the Michael Jordans,we got the Oprah Winfrey's,
we've got black preachers, we'vegot rappers and hip hop artists
and businessmen andbusinesswomen and entrepreneurs
and clothing lines.
In a matter of 60 years, theprogression that
African-Americans made.
But that doesn't mean the wholerace is completely freed up.
So there has to be moreeducation for the black race,
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there has to be more educationfor the family, there has to be
more empowerment.
For that's the reason why I goback to this why?
Why do you think we have apro-life pregnancy center in the
middle of East Liberty?
Why?
Because the reality is that'sexactly where they plant those.
They want to keep the blackpeople subdued.
The whole purpose of MargaretSanger and the whole point of
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eugenics and the whole point ofher wanting to put all of these
abortion chambers in black.
You're not going to see them inwhite neighborhoods.
You're not going to see them inthose places.
You're only going to see thosein black neighborhoods.
Why?
Because this is what she saidverbatim.
She said if you give blackpeople the opportunity, they'll
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destroy their own race.
And so her whole point was likejust give them, make them
pregnant, let them have sex,give them weak contraceptives.
Hopefully they'll get pregnant.
When they get pregnant, thenwhat will happen?
They'll abort their own babiesand they'll kill off the race
and then, hopefully, the whiterace will reign supreme.
And that was the whole purposebehind it all.
And I'm saying all of this toyou because a lot of people
don't understand.
They think that he was a whitesupremacist because he was
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speaking truth to those things.
But the reality was he wasright and a lot of things he was
saying he just may not havebeen the best person for that.
Uh, even though he was speakingtruth, that doesn't make him a
white supremacist, nor does itmake him a racist.
I'm telling you, go and do yourresearch.
I saw the compassion in hiseyes.
I heard it in his voice.
I heard him talking to collegestudents on these clips and even
(20:08):
though they were misled, hewould say listen, it's not your
fault.
You keep saying it's not yourfault, you just haven't been
taught, you just haven't learned.
He said it's OK.
One person got on there andactually admitted they were
wrong, it's OK.
I mean, he was moved with somuch compassion.
It almost brought tears to myeyes, thinking like what would
people have a problem with, evenif you don't agree with his
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statements?
Everybody doesn't agree with theway that I.
I have pastor friends thatdon't believe with everything
that I believe.
I have pastor friends of minethat are very good friends of
mine, that that that don'tbelieve in speaking in tongues,
that don't believe in the giftsof spirit, that are
cessationists, that don'tbelieve in a pre-tribulation
rapture.
I do.
I do Matter of fact, I got anew segment on Cornerstone
Television Network.
It's called Theology Throwdown.
One of my good friends, pastorRay Heupel.
We sit down.
He's a white man, I'm a blackman, and we talk about our
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different views and, man, I lovethat man.
He's on my board.
I mean, he does so manywonderful things.
I don't hate the man for that.
He don't hate me.
Well, you got to allow peopleto have differing views, and
that's what Charlie Kirkprovided, and the reality is, we
have to stop killing oneanother just because we differ
in opinion.
I mean, I don't even agree witheverything that he says, and
the reality is, though, butthey're not deal breakers for me
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, and so Charlie Kirk wasproviding that platform, and
that's why so many people arehating who he was and what he
stood for.
And, ladies and gentlemen, itis just a sad, sad reality, and
we have to be better than thatas Americans.
We'd be better than that as achurch, we'd be better than
every single area.
And so listen, as I prepared totransition a little bit.
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I know I kind of went on asoapbox there, but that's
important because, as I do yourresearch, I keep saying do your
research, go watch his videos.
Let him talk about DEI and allthat.
You may not agree witheverything, but he's not a white
supremacist, nor is he a racist.
That's completely absurd.
He's not a racist.
He was not at all.
And I'm a black man, trust me,I know racism.
I have experienced it.
I grew up in areas where peopleliterally would call us the N
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word.
They would call my family thatand make fun.
I've been there, y'all.
I mean, I know what racismlooks like.
That ain't it.
That is not it.
He's not a racist.
And so that's the reason why Ifelt it's so important to talk
about that there and tell peopleto go do your research.
Don't just listen to any oldthing that comes across the
platform, even with me.
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Go do your research, do.
That's what I'm telling you.
Go, go, go research it.
Listen to what he said, watchhow he, how he ministered to
those people.
Now, some of his methodologiesyou may not agree with, I get it
, but he wasn't a racist and hewasn't a white supremacist.
But I digress even a little bitfurther with that there.
Let me move on here to the cruxof why I wanted to come on.
I want to talk to you about thecharges of the alleged
assassination of Charlie Kirkhere, and I'll bring these up.
There's a few different onesthat were here.
So then you're aware of whathas happened.
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There's seven different countsof Tyler Robinson, who was
involved with a transgenderwoman that he is, was in love
with and was in a relationshipwith.
And take a look at this here,these are the counts that have
come against them.
Uh, and they're in Utah andthey are going to try him for
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the death penalty.
And, uh, I, I am one of thosepeople.
I am not against, uh, the deathpenalty.
Uh, by any stretch of theimagination, uh, especially when
people ruthlessly kill people,I don't feel any way that a
death penalty is a bad thing.
But there's count oneaggravated murder.
Count two felony discharge of afirearm causing serious bodily
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harm.
Counts three and fourobstruction of justice.
Counts five and six witnesstamperingpering and count seven
violent offense committed in thepresence of a child, which I
think is really justified forwhoever this is, If it's not, if
the alleged man is there.
But my thing is always this ifthey're guilty, let them be
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brought to justice.
If they're innocent, let themgo free.
But these are the charges thatare going to be coming up, that
they're going to be seeing there, and they said they are going
after the death penalty, andthat's my take on it.
I believe if you strikesomebody down like that in cold
blood, I believe that you may dothat again.
I don't have an issue with thedeath penalty.
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I do not.
A lot of people do have anissue with it.
I don't have an issue with thatand I'm praying for justice
more than anything else.
And if this alleged assassin isguilty, my prayer is God let
every truth come forth.
If you listen to some of thethings they said, they have his
DNA on the trigger.
They have some shoe prints andI believe it was an elbow print
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and a handprint there from wherehe was laying in the prone
position to do the shooting.
There's a lot of differentthings that they have and you
can do more research for thatthere.
But there's a lot of things upagainst him.
You have the father and themother that actually talked with
him.
This is not alleged.
This is what has happened.
That is documented.
The mother and the father sawthe depictions of him on the
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screen and saw that.
They said you know, we need togo ahead and we need to convince
him, if he did this, to bringhimself to the table.
And so I guess they had afriend that was involved in law
enforcement it was a deputy, Ibelieve it was the deputy
sheriff and talked with him andeventually got him to turn
himself in.
And so there's other thingsalong that line as well.
But my prayer is that justicecomes for Charlie Kirk.
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People say well, why would youpray for justice?
Why would you pray for that?
And I'm going to give you onemore passage of scripture before
I get ready to let you out ofhere.
If you go to Revelation,chapter six, I want you to see
this here.
It's the fifth seal and undermy Bible it says it's the cry of
the martyrs.
It says when he opened thefifth seal, I saw under the
altar the souls of those who hadbeen slain for the word of god
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and for the testimony of whichthey held, and they cried with a
loud voice saying how long, ohlord, holy and true, until you
judge and avenge our blood onthose who dwell on the earth.
And then a white robe was givento each of them and it was said
to them that they should rest alittle while longer until the
number of the fellow servantsand their brethren who would be
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killed as they were werecompleted.
And so I was looking at thishere and I was like, wow, they
were crying out that they wouldbe avenged.
You know, when somebody strikesyou down innocently and just
kills you because of adifference of opinion, think
about the blessing of that beingin America, ladies and
gentlemen.
I mean, it's the land of thefree, the home of the brave.
I mean, one of the greatestthings that we have is the
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freedom of speech, the freedomto worship how we want, to not
have anybody inflict upon that.
Freedom of religion, and that'sjust not the religion of Jesus
Christ, it's any religion.
It doesn't matter if you'reMuslim, it doesn't matter if
you're Muslim, it doesn't matterif you're Hindu, it doesn't
matter if you're Buddhist, itdoesn't matter whatever, even if
you're a Satanist.
Freedom to worship as youplease.
That is such a blessing to havethat as a democracy.
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It is a blessing.
We may not all agree, obviously.
You all know I don't agree witha Satanist, I don't agree with
the Buddhists, I don't, but theyhave the right to worship as
they see fit.
That's the thing about America.
People have the right to theiropinion, they have the right and
the freedom of speech.
They have the right of thosethings and we cannot allow and
sit back and allow these thingsto happen while people's
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freedoms are being stripped ofthem, where people are being
killed for what's supposed to belife, liberty and the pursuit
of happiness.
We're supposed to have lifehere, the freedom of life from
the unborn to those that are.
You know when you.
I don't have time to go intothis, but, man, when you start
thinking about people talkingabout how babies aren't fully
developed, if you really getinto that argument, if you have
someone that says, well, I'm notfully developed, the baby isn't
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fully developed, it's only azygote and it's not, and it's
orally an embryo or wherever itis in the stage of development,
then you then really technicallyyou could kill a boy or girl
because they're not able toreproduce, yet they're not fully
developed there either.
Or what if an adult starts, uh,spiraling downhill and goes
into dementia?
Do we start saying, well,they're going in the opposite
direction, they're in the way.
Do we start killing them?
Of course not.
If they're mentally handicapped, if they find out they have
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Down syndrome, we startstripping them of their rights.
We have to stand for life andthat's the number one thing that
in America, that life, libertyand the pursuit of happiness is
guaranteed to all of us asAmericans.
Why do you think everybody'strying to get in here?
Why do you think everybodywants to come here?
Because every country doesn'thave that.
This country gives you thefreedom of speech, the freedom
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of religion, the freedom toworship, the pursuit of
happiness.
You have the ability to try toaccomplish the American dream,
whatever that is, but you follow.
I mean you can.
You can come to America andbuild your own empire and build
your own thing, people, that'swhy people come here.
In a lot of countries they'relimited to be able to do that.
America is the greatest nationthat God, in my opinion, in my
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opinion, has ever allowed toexist.
I mean it is just so beautiful.
I mean there's songs.
I mean, oh, beautiful forgracious guys, you know, I mean
it's just there, it's just abeautiful, beautiful place, a
beautiful nation.
It has been one of the greatest, if not the greatest, beacon of
hope and light for the world,for the gospel of Jesus Christ.
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I mean, my goodness, we're notliving up to it now, but my
goodness, I mean think about howmuch America has done in order
to be a blessing to share thegospel.
I believe that was one of themain reasons why America fought
through so many of therevolutionary wars and the war
of Great Britain and all thesetypes of things that came about.
All these major wars thathappened were because of what
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America was going to do with thegospel.
There was more at stake thanjust the 50 nation or 50 states
that were going to come togetherto create the nation of the
United States of America.
There's a whole lot more thatwas going to be along with that,
and so I'm blessed to be anAmerican, you're blessed to be
an American.
We need to pray that continually, life, liberty and the pursuit
of happiness is allowed to be anAmerican.
You're blessed to be anAmerican.
We need to pray thatcontinually, life, liberty and
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the pursuit of happiness isallowed to be here.
We need to pray that we willstill be one nation under God.
We need to pray that we will bea people that allow people to
have freedom of speech and, eventhough we differ, that we allow
people and not celebratepeople's death because of
somebody was struck down becauseof their belief systems.
I mean, think about howatrocious that is.
So so, ladies and gentlemen,let my closing thoughts be to
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you this my prayer is thatjustice will come to this
alleged assassin.
My prayer is is that CharlieKirk's family and friends and
closest to him, that they willbe avenged and they will find
justice and peace and comfortand consolation in the middle of
this.
My prayer is that there will beprotection and covering and
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peace at his funeral.
My prayer is that people willfind peace in the middle of all
of this and that we can returnback to freedom of speech and
listen.
I don't agree with everything.
If you watch Charlie, I meanthese people would cuss him out.
I mean like, cuss him out, callhim everything but a child of
God, and he would just sit rightthere and respect them.
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And I'm sitting here thinkinglike, okay, he might've been
divisive in what he believed.
Uh, but you know he was not ahater, uh, he loved everyone,
even those, uh, one lady.
She just was so mean to him andhe said I'm just going to pray
for you.
And she's like, don't ever prayfor me.
And I'm sitting there thinking,well, who's hating who right
there, and maybe we don't agree,but he showed love towards
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those people.
So, ladies and gentlemen, it'svery, very important that we
pray for everybody involvedthroughout this time and that we
pray for America and pray thatour freedoms will be reserved as
well.
So, with that, let me pray foryou and I'm going to let you go.
Father, in the name of Jesus, Ithank you for every person
watching.
I pray, father, god, that noneof us will be deceived.
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I pray, father, for totaljustice in this assassination,
this martyrdom of Charlie Kirk,father, and I pray for peace for
the family and all those thathave been involved.
I pray, father, that all of thetruth would come forth and that
, lord, no deception or sleightof hand from the enemy would
come forth.
And, lord, I pray that we wouldall be able to dwell together.
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Father, god, black women, blackmen, white women, white men,
from every spectrum of color,race, kindred tribe and tongue
able to come together.
And even, as it said Dr MartinLuther King, that we'd be able
to judge each other not by thecolor of our skin but by the
content of our character, andthat we would eventually hold
hands and say free at last.
Free at last.
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Thank God, almighty, we arefree at last.
Bring us to that place, father,lord, and not just with color
of skin, but Lord, even withreligious belief in every area.
Father, that we'd be able todwell together, even as it says,
we either dwell together asbrothers or perish as fools.
And, father God, help us to getto that point.
Lord, let peace come to yourpeople and Lord, let your
presence be upon us all andwe'll thank you for it in Jesus
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name.
Amen, amen, amen.
Well, I hope that you enjoyedthis broadcast tonight.
I hope that you will go and getthe Dimensions podcast Listen.
I've been doing this for over ayear and a half now, not as
frequently as I am now, butthere's all sorts of things that
you can get and listen to everyepisode you possibly can.
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I'm going to be back heretomorrow as well.
8.30 pm Hallelujah Lookingforward to it.
And do your research.
Do your research.
And then, right after this, goget that Dimensions podcast and
don't forget to like, subscribe,follow and share and get this
truth out in Jesus' name.
So until next time.
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I'm Pastor J Anthony Gilbertsigning off and I'll see you
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tomorrow 8.30 pm right here onDimensions.
Thank you.
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