Christian Talk That Rocks with Richie L Ep 6/25/2025

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Speaker 1 (00:00):
Start secrets five four three two one.

Speaker 2 (00:06):
It's now.

Speaker 3 (00:09):
Rocks get in.

Speaker 4 (00:09):
I'm a discussion now blind.

Speaker 5 (00:11):
Now here's your host, Richie L.

Speaker 2 (00:20):
Yes, that's me. A couple of websites for you, Christian
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guess an attorney to do that because it ain't cheape. Yeah,
that's just kind of heads up on that. But otherwise
that's what you gotta look for. Super excited about today's show.
Got a lot going on the show, so cram packed.
Also an old friend of mine and sister and the
lord who has a book. Outer name is Annetta call Well.
It's her first book, I Got a Hunt. You may

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be having more than this as time goes on. She
will be joining us at the top of the second hour.
She has an autobiographical book the titled cot And in fact,
you can go to Christian Talks at Rocks dot com
right now the website and if you go to the
guests page, it's the page where we have all the
we have listed all the guests that we've had on

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and current future guests and so worth. If you go
to the little splurb about her, you'll see her photograph.

Speaker 6 (02:37):
There.

Speaker 2 (02:38):
There is a link that you can click on and
it will take you to a place a web web
page actually Amazon, where you can find out more information
about her book and even order it. And it's an
easy read. I read it the other night. But anyway,
we're gonna be talking with her about her autobiographical story.
It's her Journey, which traces her journey out of which craft, addiction,

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and sexual abuse. It's a gripping personal narrative. She shares
how Grace rescued her from darkness and how she came
into the saving love of Christ. And it's a fascinating story.
And I'm actually actually witnessed part of that firsthand myself
and when I first got to know her as part
of a home church group there in Austin, Texas. So anyway,

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I'm really excited about getting her on the show. And
if the name rings a bell, Her and her hobby,
Ryan and their kids. Actually there was a national news
story about them. They live over in Chesapeake, not too
far from where I'm at here in Virginia, a few
hours away. But their kids had to eliminade Stan they

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got robbed. But it was interesting how the community came
together because everybody felt so bad about what happened to
the kids or lemonade stand, you know, trying to raise
a few bucks for a few things, you know, And
it became a national story, and they were all I
think like ABC News and a bunch of different national
news outlets and regional news outlets. So if that name
is ringing a bell, that's probably why you might remember

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her and her family from that story. So anyway, we'll
be talking with her in the second hour of the broadcast.
All Right, I got onto this last week. I want
to get into it again a little bit, well maybe
a lot, depending on I guess on your view of
a little bit. So I touched last week on this

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Iran and Israel war because a lot of people, a
lot of Christians were seeing a lot of posts and
YouTube videos and everything. Oh, this is the start of
the Ezekiel thirty eight war. This is it. This is it,
well not yet. I think it's setting the pieces on
the chessboard. But this is not the Gog Magog War

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of Ezekiel thirty eight, because another war I have contended
for some time and mentioned it on this show needs
to happen before that war happens. And I believe this
is it, or at least the beginnings of it, and
perhaps you could maybe say it started back on October
seventh of twenty twenty three. But there seems to be

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in scripture, the Lord seems to have a beef against
the Edomites and their descendants going that goes on into
the future. Now he mentioned certain groups and we'm going
look at some scriptures. He mentioned certain groups that have

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had a thing against Israel for some time, and it's
an ancient hatred. I understand something right now, what hesbel
is doing, Hamas is doing, the whodis are doing, you
can argue Iran is doing, and many of the nations
that have surrounded Israel for years are doing They've had
an there's an ancient hatred for the Israeli people that

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goes way way on back there in Bible times, in
Old Testament Bible times. You can read it. Okay, so
this is nothing new, the hatred against Israel about wanting
to wipe Israel. The Jews, etc. Off the map. Is
not anything new. This isn't something that just came about
over the past seventy eighty years. All right, this has
been going on a long time, and again you can

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read that in scripture. But I believe we're coming to
a moment in world history, and I believe this is
all pre trib I believe Ezekel thirty eight war is
a pre tribulation thing. I'm to be proven wrong in that,
but I believe it is. It's a pre trib war.

Speaker 6 (06:30):
There.

Speaker 2 (06:30):
But there has to be some kind of a change
in Israel's relationship to its neighbors in order to set
the stage for what you see described in Ezekiel thirty eight.
Because Ezekiel thirty eight describes Israel as unwalled, as a
people dwelling safely in their land. And the forces of

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Gog and Magog i e. Russia, Turkey, Iran, probably Russian
satellite republics, etc. Like Belarus and maybe these new ones
set up in Ukraine and some other buddies of Russia. Whatever.
They get this coalition together and they come in to
invade Israel, not so much to conquerte necessarily, but as
you read Zeko thirty eight to plunder it, okay, because

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they want the stuff. So at that time, Israel apparently
is a big superpower in the Middle East and very wealthy,
and is enjoying a period of peace, of apparently real peace.
It will be short lived, obviously, And then we can

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also read in Revelation what happens when the Antichrist steps
in and so on and so forth, and they have
a covenant with the Antichrist for a few years. There.
You can read all that in Revelation, and there's also
references to it, some might argue Veil, but also found
in the Old Testament. And I've said for a long
time that a lot of the keys to understanding the
Book of Revelation is found in the Old Testament prophecies.

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I don't want to get too far down into the
weeds on this, but I do want to share some verses,
and it is relevant to what is going on now,
because when you see what's what's happening around Israel again
with some of these terrorist groups like hezbolah Hamas course
was hanging on by a thread in Gaza, and then
you have the Hooties and there's other minor players in there.

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But Israel apparently goes to war according to scripture, and
it's a future war it because well, she had wars
against some of these the forefathers, let's say, of these
folks back in ancient times, back in the Old Testament,
Biblical times, the Edomites, the Hitdeydes, the Ammonites, the Askelites,

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the you know, all the different Heites and Kites and
Yats and Zites and everything else that they fought, they fought.
They were always, you know, having some skirmish with for
hundreds and hundreds of years.

Speaker 1 (08:57):
Right.

Speaker 2 (08:58):
Well, there's a particular group which may of these groups
are modern groups are descended from, which is the Edomites.
And there's interesting prophecies against them and their descendants because
some of the because these prophecies talk about things that
are going to happen, like in a few years or
maybe in a few days or whatever, and boom that
does happen, but not in quite the way it's describing.

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So it must be describing something in the future that
has yet to unfold. And again, in order to set
the stage for Ezekiel thirty eight, Israel has got to
put down her enemies around her to make herself an unforted,
because right now, I said last week, she's basically like
fid Apache. I mean, there's a rever forigner in some
odd miles of mostly connected miles of walls, bunkers, fortifications, outposts,

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concertina wire. I mean, you know it's Israel is well
fortified right now, all these things to block the missiles
coming in from whoever shoots the rockets in Adam, whether
it's Iran, or it's the Hooties or the the Hamases
or the Hesbos or whoever. So there is right now

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a state of Israel that is in a state of war.
It has been, honestly almost since day one. Okay, but
there's gonna come a time where that's gonna kind of
there's gonna be a lull. They're gonna silence their enemies
at least for a period. All right. So there are
verses I believe that in fact, show that, and those
verses can be found, pardon me, in Ezekiel twenty five,

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Ezekiel thirty five, and I would toss in Psalm eighty three,
and there's others. But these are some of the more
I think potent verses regarding this. So I would refer
you to those verses Ezekiel twenty five, Ezekiel thirty five,
and ise and Psalm eighty three, speaking of Psalm eighty three.

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And this is how the New American Center Bible. I'm
gonna read it. This a song or Psalm of Afaf
and it begins in the first verse, and I'm gonna
read it and then give it. This is a fairly
short passage. It's psalmaiti three. It's not that big, not
that long. It says, God, do not remain quiet, Do
not be silent, God, do not be still. From behold,
your enemies make an uproar. Boy are they? Boy are they?

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And I believe there's a future tense to this. The
latter day tens to this. From behold, your enemies make
it upward. And those who hate you have exalted themselves.
They make shrewd plans against your people, and conspire together
against your cherished ones. Some translations will use the word confederate.

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They have said, come and let us wipe them out
as a nation. Okay, you've been hearing the chance from
the river to the sea. That's what that means. He
goes honest, say so with the name of Israel. And
notice it Israel. Now it's called Israel. Understand something. Israel
wasn't called Israel for almost what twenty four to twenty
five hundred years. Remember, there was a bit of a

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civil war in Israel, you know, their sort of version
of the ReBs and Yanks in a sense, and Israel
was to the north, Judea to the south. And then
the Syrians came in and conquered Israel, so it was Judah,
and then of course the Romans renamed it Palestine. But
that region that we call Israel today wasn't called Israel

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arguably for about twenty four to twenty five hundred years.
But notice here it says Israel. So then if Israel
no longer be remembered, for they have conspired together with
one mind, they make a covenant against you. The tents
of Edom. There's the Edomites, Okay, the lord's got a
beef against them or their descendants, really Ademites or the

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Edam means the red shields tens of Edom in the
Ishmaelites Moab, and the hagwrites gibel ammen amelek Felistia Felistia,
the people of Philisines that's the Gaza strip basically with
the inhabitants of Tyree. Assyria also has joined them. The
people right now who are around Israel and some of

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these terrorist groups of some of these nations that would
include Lebanon, you can probably throw in Libya where the
hoodies are at I would toss in Syria. These folks
they are mentioned here. The present day folks in those
regions are descendants of these folks. You follow me, So

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the ancient names of these folks are being used. They
have become a help to the children of a lot.
Deal with them, as with Midian, as with Sisera Chaibin
and the river of Kishan, who were destroyed at Endor,
who became like dung to the ground. Make their nobles
like Orb and zeb and all their leaders, like Zeba

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and Zalmuna, who said, let's possess for ourselves the pastures
of God, my God. Make them like a like the
whorling dust, like chap of the wind, like fire that
burns the forest, and like a flame that sets the
mountains of the fire. So pursue them with your heavy
gale and terrify them with your storm. It's interesting that
this is from the Nasb, which is a literal word

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for word translation pretty much. I find it interesting. What
is Hesbola? What is what is Hamas? What are the hooties?
We're really the Iranian government. They're terrorists, notice it says,
and terrify them. You terrify them, Give them some terror
with your storm. You see that sixteenth verse sixteen. Fill
their faces with dishonor so that they will seek your name.

Speaker 4 (14:31):
Lord.

Speaker 2 (14:32):
May they be ashamed, that dismayed forever, and may they
be humiliated and perish, so that they will know that
you alone, whose name is the Lord? All right? They claim,
they claim that Allah is God right and the most
high over all the earth. So if they'll know who
the true God is, you say, all right, so and

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again I'm good break here, but don't want to get
into like a huge aschological theological thing here. But this
is Christian talk. Get rocks a right. So you never
were going to touch on it from time and time again,
so you know that's going to happen. But there is
I believe a future reference here to what is now

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going on or beginning. And I believe, and I've said
it on this show for a long time. Please go
back and listen to archives that in order for the
groundwork to be set for Ezekiel thirty eight. For that
to be fulfilled, a pre Ezekiel thirty eight war must happen.
And I believe this is it. So we're calling it
asalmatey three war is equal twenty five thirty five war.

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But you see all through scripture, God's got a beef
against Edam and Edomites. Well in these are descendants of Esau.
Remember Esau was the one that gave up his birthright
for a bola stew and that he was sort of
reddish in color, and in terms of the hue of
his skin, red hair and all that. Edomites are known

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as the red Shields. Okay, so there's a beef that
the Lord has. You might say, well, gosh, gee, the
Lord's kind of a kind of hangs on to grudges,
doesn't he. Well, these these people just are not giving
up as the problem. I mean again, this this hatred
of Israel is almost in the DNA. It's almost in

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the DNA again. The people who are surrounding Israel right now,
they're giving it the hardest time. I mean in the
immediate territory around Israel, alongside Israel, and maybe even inside Israel.
If you want to look at it that way, These
are the descent those folks given Israel hard time are
by and larger descendants of these folks. And if you

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go back into your Bible, into the Old Testament, you
can trace the ancestry of these folks. It's laid out now.
A lot of modern media types and politicals they just
sort of lump them all in His Arabs. They're not,
they're not. They are the descendants of the various groups
that I just mentioned here, but especially eat them the Edomites.

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Remember it was the Edomites, and you find this in
your scripture that when Babylon Babylonians came in and conquered,
finally tore up Jerusalem and conquered Judea, they were short
of cheering them on and saying, yeah, smash your babies
up against the stone walls, rip them up, rip them up.
They kind of gave us a hard time, give them
a hard time. Yeah, yeah, And they were sort of

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cheering them on. The Edomite armories were kind of quasi
allies of the Babylonians. They were like, yeah, tear them up,
go for it. Okay. So this is now setting the
stage for this war. This war is actually I think happening.
I think we're seeing the early days of it. I
could be wrong in my interpretation of Walls, but this
is something I've been studying out for about six years

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or so that I felt that the Lord's kind of
had me on a tour of this in scripture. In fact,
Corny nia House released I want to say, about a
week maybe week and a half ago, released a video
from the late Chuck Missler and he gets into all
of this talking about the e Is Equal thirty eight
War and then talking about but the war that precedes

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the Equal thirty eight War and this sort of grudge
match that the Lord has against the descendants of Edom.
He gets into it a little bit bit deeper than
I'm going to be able to hear in just this
two hour show, into a lot of other stuff. But again,
I wanted to share this with you because I believe
we are seeing prophecy unfold before our eyes, and we're
seeing this stuff unfold. It's exciting. It's an exciting time

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to be a Christian. So but don't freak out. I've
been one of the things I've been trying to get
across you on the show. In spite of all the
stuff you're seeing, and I know, and we're gonna get
into the terrorist threats. It could be happening, and Homeland
Security has got the terror threats up to like we
haven't seen probably since around nine to eleven, and we
may get hit. It's a good I think it's a
good probability that we will probably get hit with some

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with some and it could be minor or small, and
it could be lone wolfies, but some terrorist attacks in
the days ahead. I'm not saying that to freak you
out or get you down. I'm actually telling you the opposite.
Keep your eyes on cries, keep your eyes on the Lord,
keep your nose buried in his word. We're gonna make it.
He's gonna take care of his own. Okay, this is
letting you know what time of day it is. Scripture says,

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when you sell this stuff going on and look up
for your redemption draws nine Right now. I still believe
the rapture's a good number of years off. I mean,
we don't know, nobody knows that day or the hour,
but I think this is all I sort of got
to call it a gut hunch that this stuff is.
We're looking at several years of probably fighting, and then

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there will come this lull, and then several years after
that we may be talking twenty thirty forty years out
and then the Ezekil thirty eight war thing hits. Okay,
and again I believe it's a pre trib war. I
could be proven wrong on that. So I believe there
is still time. There's in time for us to do
what is Christians. Okay, We're still gotta be about the
Father's work. Okay. So I want to share this actually

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as a point of encouragement, not like, oh my gosh,
it's gonna get work. Well in some ways yeah, but
in some ways no, okay. So just to let you
know what time of day it is, and again to
be about the Father's business. But but to keep your
eyes on christ Remember when Peter looks out and sees Jesus,

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it's storming, Jesus is going out for a stroll out
on the waves of the sea. You know, he's just
out there whistling and having a good time walking on
the waves. Look what I can do. And Peter's like, WHOA,
probably thinking Jesus has lost his mind, and Jesus like, hey,
come on out here, Peter, the water's nice, you can
actually walk on top of it, and he did for

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a few moments until he started looking at the lightning
and the wind and the clouds and the fierceness and
the boat rocking. And then you know, he's out there
walking around to all of sudden he starts to sink
because he took his eyes off of Christ. Right, so
the Lord's not freaking out right now, he's not up
there sweating on his throne. We don't need to be

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sweating either. Okay, yeah, we should be vigilant, We should
use common sense. We should prepare, Always be prepared, boy
scout motto, always be prepared. But we need to be
of good cheer and not panic and not freak. Keep
our eyes on Christ. This is an exciting time. That's

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an exciting time to be alive, and you were chosen
to be alive at this time for a particular reason.
That's doing you and the Lord. I don't know what
you what you're calling is or what you're you know.
The other thing is that he's you know you need
to be doing that. Huddle up with him, and now's
a great time to find out. But don't flip, don't freak. Okay,
I want to make that real clear. I'm not saying
this to freak everybody. Oh oh my gosh, it's into

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the into the age. You know, we are in the
latter days, and they're signposted we're in the latter days.
The apostcy that has riddled our churches, especially a lot
of our mainlines, which is a denominations, which has been
going on for many years, frankly, but it's come to
I think it's sort of a critical mass point. And
Israel being established again as a nation in its original territory.

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Those are two big signposts of the latter Days that
were coming down the home stretch towards the return of Christ.
I think there's still more stuff to come. But Jesus said,
you know, you're not gonna know the day of the hour,
but you will know the season. I believe, gang, we're
in perhaps the early days, the early hours of that season, okay.
And the Lord's return maybe fifty two hundred years off

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you and I don't know. Nobody knows it could be sooner.
But you got to be ready, all right. But don't
sit around in your rapture robes. Be about the father's business.
Let's take a pause speaking of Ice and the terrorists

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and all that. Yeah, they've nabbed seventeen Iranians who are
on the terrorists list. You know, many of these came
through the southern border. That's why so many people were
concerned about the avalanche of bodies coming through our southern
border for three and a half four year period. Because
those folks came in, we got more to discuss and
stay clothes.

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Now the world's oldest living teenager, your host Richie eld.

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And you know I still get zits sometimes I do.
I get pimples. Yeah, should about grown it years ago,
But there they are. You know, it happens. I am
I the only one I don't know, all right, So
I'm going to run through these stories for time's sake.

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But ICE has arrested now total of seventeen at last count.
They may be more on the way Iranian nationals across
America with suspected terrorist ties now. According to DHS, the
detainees include a former member of RANS Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps,
a convicted Iranian army sniper about that, and at least
one individual confirmed HESBLO affiliation. That's bring bored a by

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Jim Hoff Gateway pundit Human Immigrations A Customs enforcement arrested
these Iranian nationals found to be living in the country illegally,
including they're here illegally just for the record, you know,
they're not here legally, you know, if the hallafel shop
or something. They're here doing their thing illegally, including individuals
suspected terrorist ties and significant criminal histories. These individuals were

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apprehended from eight states, including minutes to Mississippi, Alabama, California,
Nueva Sjork, Colorado, and Texas Now. According to the hs TO,
detainees include a former member of Aran Islamic Revolutionary Guard,
a convicted Iranian army sniper. I wonder if he was
here to maybe put a bullet in somebody's head. We

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at least one individual with confirmed HESBEL affiliations. Not One
high profile arrest occurred in Saint Paul, Minnesota, where I
took into custody. I'm gonna try it, Miron Macari Sale.
I think I pronounce it right, a fifty six year
old x IRGC member link to Hesbola and with a
prior firearms conviction about that. In northern Alabama, Sweet Home

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agents arrested Ribevar Karemi, identified as a former Iranian Army
sniper who entered on a K one fiance visa last October.
How much you want to bet that one was bogus,
including drug possession, grand larsting, firearms charges, underscoring ongoing concerns
about repeat fai unders outstaying visas or exploiting parole pathways.

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Notably Yusuf Merideno living I think I pronounce it right,
living illegally for nearly eight years and placed on the
terrorist watch list in February. Was Aprehender near Jackson, Mississippi.
Homeland Security publisher report on the arrest Tuesday morning. So
they all went on to say too, the Under Secretary
Noah DHS has been full throttle on identifying and arresting

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known or suspected terrorists, in violent extremists that illegally entered
this country, that came through the fraudulent parole programs, or
otherwise that according to DHS Assistant Secretary of Tricia mclafflin. Now,
I did see Tom Homan Chief ice Guy on one
of the talking head shows. I can't remember which one
it was. I think it was on Fox, but I

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don't remember. I watched much of this stuff during the week,
in early parts of the week to prepare for this show.
But he was throwing out numbers like they suspect that
potentially eight thousand plus during the three and a half
four year period when we just had this avalanche at
the border of a legals crossing, that about eight thousand
some odd plus suspected terrorists on the terrorist watch list,

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kind of people known terrats, et cetera, et cetera, came
through our southern border. Now bear in mind that it
took about three dozen folks or so to plan the
nine to eleven attacks. Now you get about eight thousand
or so of folks, and again, somebody are going to
be lone wolves. Probably a lot of what we're going

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to see if we do see terrist attacks, and I
think that might be more of a not an if,
but a win, sadly, But when we do, if we do,
I think you will see some lone lone wolf actors.
But I think you might see some folks acting in
concert because there are this suspected sleeper cells. Now, I
haven't heard any hard numbers on how many cells there

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might be. I mean it's anybody's anybody's guests and who
knows at this point, because there's also you've also got
roughly two to two and a half mai depend on
whose numbers you look at. Gotta waves. Now. Granted, mostos
folks are just coming here to make more money and
you know, have a little bit better life. I get that,
but not all of them. And again, when Ice NAB's

(29:15):
an Iranian Army stiper, you gotta you gotta it kind
of makes you think you gotta go. Huh, he's not
over here just to take a trip to Disneyland. I
mean that might be on the agenda too while he's here,
but he's here to do some damage, okay, and uh
he was probably I suspect a lot of these guys,
these snipers are part of the Ranian by siege militants,

(29:38):
would be my guess. I don't know. We'll probably find
out more about these guys, but thank god they were
they were grabbed. Thank god that got them. I'm sure
we will learn more as they interrogate these folks in
the days ahead. Of course they're probably gonna clamb up.
But this was part of the reason why it was

(30:00):
such a security threat, these folks coming through a border.
And if there are terrorist attacks, I'm afraid there may be,
then the blood is not only on the hands of
whoever is supporting these terrorists, of course terrorists themselves, But
what about the folks who lied to us for all
these years, has said our borders were secure. What about
the folks who just sort of left the door wide

(30:22):
open at the southern border and other borders as well.
I believe they will have blood on their hands as well. A. G.
Pambondi just running through these over a thousand Iranian sleepers
perhaps in the US, being reported by newsmax dot com
turnsjo On. Pambondi said this week that her Department of
Justice is on high alert on the heels of American
airstrikes this weekend targeting Iranian and nuclear development sites. Comic

(30:43):
came during the House Appropriations Committee session in Washington or Washington,
depend on your pronunciation on Monday, as reported by the
website Zero Hedge. Representative Tony Gonzalez from Texas asked Bondi
about the number of Iranian nationals who may have entered
the United States illegally. The issues a great concern with
hostilities flaring in recent days between Israel and Iran, and
of course we're kind of in on a two and frankly,

(31:04):
we've been in on it, let's be honest, since virtually
nineteen seventy nine when they captured when Iranians held hostage Americans.
We've had a kind of a quasi hot war going
on with Iran since then. Remember, over six hundred of
our service personnel, men and women were killed, thousands wounded

(31:25):
by Iranian insurgents in Iraq. Now you can argue whether
we should have been in Iraq or not, but we were,
and they were there too, picking off our folks. That's
just in Iraq. Not to mention other areas of the
region over the years. Not to mention Afghanistan, where Iranian
insurgents or folks that were backed by Iran in Afghanistan

(31:47):
killed our service personnel and contractors and so forth. All right,
they are the world's largest sponsor of terror, and we've
been in an a war of them. We haven't officially
declared one, but we've been in a war with them,
for let's be honest that I mean really since ultimately
nineteen seventy nine, what's that forty five forty six years
going on, quote, over one thousand of entered our country.

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And I can tell you we're on high alert and
everyone is looking at that very closely. Bondi said as party,
she would want to suggest that the FBI is on
guard against possible Iranian sleeper sales within the US. She
drew a line between those sales and Iranian nationals who
entered the United States across the southern border under the
wide administration. New York Post is also signing a report
from Fox News that said under President Joe Biden, over

(32:30):
fifteen hundred radium migrants or illegal immigrants actually were caught
crossing the border illegally, with close to half released into
the US just you know, okay, well, here's your date
to appear in court six years from now. Yeah. Right,
So we are now dealing with the consequences of a
border of Swiss cheese, which at the time many people

(32:54):
were sounding the alarm on. But we were told everything
is cool, border secure, it's all secure, it's all fine.
Don't sweat it. Yeah, okay, we all know now that
was a huge lie. And of course at the time
I was all but screaming into this microphone that that
is that was and is a fat lie, and we
now know it is. I mean, I mean, come on,

(33:16):
if anybody who thinks that wasn't, I've got some motion
front property out in Iowa I would love to sell you.
The Israelis claim that this prideless bunker bomb, big bomb
drop that we did their claiming a courting to Sandy
Fitzgeryl Fox Knew sorry newsmax dot com, rather that Iran

(33:39):
did move some uranium before the strike, because it really
official said a Ran moved uranium another equipment from the
foid to nuclear site before the US air strikes early Sunday,
with growing evidence that about eight hundred andighty pounds if
uranium enriched to sixty percent purity was removed and that's
about the magic number that you want for a nuclear weapon.
New York Times quoted too is really Officials with knowledge
of the intelligence reported that the Iranians, with Trump's threats

(34:03):
that take military action, move the uranium, which enriched just
below the ninety percent rate is used in nuclear weapons
was not in the Fourdah site when it was hit
in a salvo of buncrobuster bombs during the air strikes. Instead,
the fuel, they claim had been within another nuclear complex
near the ancient Iranian capital of East Fahan, where it

(34:23):
was seen by teams of the United Nations inspectors a
week before Israel started its air strikes on Iran. That
according to Rafaol Mariano Grossia, director General of the International
Atomic Energy Agency, there's been pushback on that by the administration,
So take that with a grain of salt. That could
be true, that might not be quite accurate, but that's

(34:44):
what they're saying. Also, the Israelis are saying that the
US strike did render nevertheless Iran's fourd Doh site inoperable.
It's been reported by Joel B. Pollocksbreitbart dot Com. The
Office of Israeli Prime Minister Management at Yah issued a
much aweighted report today Wednesday on the results of the
US air strike on Iran Fourdah nuclear facility on Sundays,

(35:08):
saying it made the site inoperable. In other words, they
can't use it, even though they got the uranium out
of there and whatever they were doing there they can't
do it. It's apparently Apolo Rubble. The Trumpster, had also
said earlier Wednesday at the NATO summit in Brussels that
Israeli intelligence would surely produce a report all the results
of the US air strikes. Apparently that was it. Prime
Minister's office then issued a brief statement summarizing Israel's findings

(35:31):
on behalf of the Israeli Atomic Energy Commissioner the IAEC
of the devastating US strike on Foido destroyed the sites
a critical infrastructure and rendered the enrichment facility inoperable. They
went on to say that we assist that the American
strikes on iran Zukiar facilities, combined with Israeli strikes on
other elements of Iran's military nuclear program, has set back
Iran's ability to develop nuclear weapons by many years. That's

(35:53):
what they're claiming, and I hope that's true. They don't
need to have a nuke. But here's the thing again,
read your Bible, because Israel is never nuked out of existence. Yes,
Israel gets banged up. You can read it in some
of the old prophecies Book of Revelation. Israel gets kind
of banged up, but Israel is not wiped off the map.
Israel isn't hit by one big giant nuke that just
takes everything and everybody out and that's the end of it.
And it's you know, and it's a moon's cape. That

(36:15):
scripture does not show that, So we don't need to
be afraid of that. I mean, Jesus when he returns
returns too. If you read again scripture careful, ye, Book
of Revelation, et cetera. He returns to Jerusalem and returns
to a rebuilt temple and sits down on the throne
of David, so to speak. Okay, so that's all got
to still be intact. It's gonna get it's gonna be

(36:38):
kind of banged up for sure, but it's still the
basic set with it is still gonna be intact, or
that probably doesn't happen. So obviously, yeah, Israe's gonna get
banged up a bit, but Israel's not gonna be wiped
off the map. That's not gonna happen. That that is
not shown in scripture. So in my mind, even if
even if the Iranians do get a nuke, they may
already have one for all we know, who knows it.

(36:59):
But it's one thing to happhen it's another thing to
deliver it accurately without it blowing up, without the rocket
blowing up on the launch pad, and you blow yourself up,
and that could happen. Who knows well for them, the
way things are going with them, they're lucky. Isn't very good,
is it? But and I think that's divine. But in
terms of them lobbing a big nuke and wiping out,
you know, wiping Drewsom off the map, wiping tel Aviv

(37:21):
off the map, wiping his off the map, that's not
going to happen. Okay, they may launch some other things
that bang it up, but they're not going to take
it off the map. Just ain't gonna happen. You a
Nuclear Watchdog, and take a break care of a segment.
I want to share this you in Nuclear Watchdog says
Ram's uranium missile uranium rather missing after the US aristakes

(37:43):
being reported by John Hayward right bar to anti International
Atomic Energy Agency i a e A Director General. I'm sorry,
this is I think a newsback. International Atomic Energy Agency
i a e A Director General ray Field A. Grocy
sit on Tuesday the decigency does not know the whereabouts
of a RAN in rich eranium stash, which could include
up to nine hundred pounds of near weapons gray material.

(38:05):
Three days before the US air strikes on a RAN's
nuclear facilities in Puerto Natans and Isfana ist Fahan Groci
said Iran was a building of Asnue Enrichment Complex there
at Isfahan. Much of Iran's existing stockpile could have been
transferred there, Although he said it was possible, it was

(38:28):
impossible rather to know for certain without some on SID
inspecters actually actually being there looking at it. So maybe
maybe not, who knows, I guess in the days ahead
we will find out. Let's go to break. But apparently
the initial reports well really to do much not quite accurate.
Imagine that the mainstream media not quite being on the target,

(38:51):
no pun intended, not quite being on the target about
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around for that again. It's being parted by Joekovac. CNN
was forced to make a major correction to its story,
originally claiming Dems in Congress were not informed in advance
of the US military strike Saturday against Iran's nuclear sights.
Imagine they got it wrong. They're consistent, aren't they. They're consistent.
Maybe the c and CNN stands were consistent, consistently getting

(41:30):
it wrong. News Network, I don't know all. White House
Press Secretary Caroline Levitt said that the network had to
retract its report she called fake news, saying that actually
Senator Chuck Schumer was spoken to before the strike. He's
ben from New York, by the way, and that the
and the US representative of Kim Jeffries didn't pick up
the phone because he was too busy doing some mails.

(41:50):
I don't know pring. On Fox News Monday morning, Levitt
said that the congressional members of both parties were informed prior
to the military action. Well, first of all, we did
make bipartisan call Thomas Massey and the Democrats. He should
be a Democrat because he is more aligned with them
than the Republican Party. As she took a snipe at him,
we're a given notice, she began. She Ell said, the

(42:12):
White House make calls congretional leadership. They were by Parson
calls in fact, that King Jeffrees couldn't be reached. We
tried him before the strike and he didn't pick up
the phone, but he was briefed after, as well as
Chuck Schumer was brief part of the strike. So that
turned out to be completely bogus. Now, speaking of C
and N, I'm going to play a clip for you

(42:34):
in just a sack that kind of gives you where, well,
kind of where their head is at on things. And
you've really got to wonder sometimes you just have to
wonder what it takes to be a reporter at one
of these agencies. What are the credentials? I don't think
it's a lot just being imported by Daily Calor News Foundation,

(42:54):
Nicole Silverio, Cenan Darren Burnett. Hohet says, there is friendliness
to the Iranians who chant death to America. There's the
friendliness there. They're friendly anti Semis, they're frendly anti Israelis
and anti Americans. They're they're kind of friendly. Yeah. I
know they're saying death to all of us, but actually

(43:15):
nice people when you get to know them, Okay, Uh,
seeing inn Host, you know, just like the Nazis when
you got to when you got to really know the Nazis,
they weren't that bad, right, There were really nice people,
even though they wanted to, you know, fry every Jew
they could get their hands on in political political distance,
even a lot of Catholics for that in concentration camps.
But otherwise they were they were not bad, right, Yeah,

(43:38):
that's what she said. Tuesday, while reporting from Aramburne had
said on Inside Politics, Uh said that about these Iranians
chanting death to America, but they were happy to talk
to her. I don't know. I don't know if she
should be proud of that. Oh, here's a CNN reporter.
They're on our side. Yeah, this is an American who
agrees with us that Americans that that death to America

(44:01):
needs to happen and death to Israel. Yeah, we'll go
chat with her because you know it's CNN. They agree
with us, They're on our side. That's that's that's a
friendly person and probably in their view, let me let you,
let me, let you hear the clip. You can't make
this stuff up, boys and girls, and they'll try to
know them either.

Speaker 6 (44:23):
In place, and that is part of the discussion.

Speaker 11 (44:25):
Right, yes, absolutely part of the discussion. And you know,
I remember Dan at one point being in Tehran years
ago and they're chanting death to America all around me,
even as I say, oh, I'm an American reporting for CNN,
and they were happy to speak to me. So so
that those of course, it's sort of jarring realities of

(44:46):
the chant and yet the friendliness have existed together.

Speaker 1 (44:51):
But I am.

Speaker 11 (44:52):
Hearing from some in Iran that I have not heard
this from before, a sense of deep uncertainty about the
future and of what happens next, and also of what
the role is of the Supreme Leader. Now we've heard
that he's eighty six, we know his health has been ailing,
but that in this moment where everything that he has
stood for and put Iran on the line for which

(45:14):
is giving up economic future, giving up so many bright
stars who have left the country, all in the pursuit
of a nuclear program.

Speaker 6 (45:26):
To counture Israel.

Speaker 11 (45:27):
Right, that all of that being put on the table
has for for the first time from some I have heard,
what was all of this for? What was all of
this for? When the leaders, the religious leaders of this
country have focused on things like women's hair and what
they wore. So, you know, it's unclear how far things
like that will go. How much of that is emotion
in a moment that is exhausting and stressful and has

(45:50):
meant a lot of failure for Iran, or how much
of this is something bigger. But in the context of
regime change, the Iatola, the Supreme leader being in a
bunker underneath Tehran because he was at fear of his
life when this deal was done, and perhaps being out
of contact with the people who had to make the
deal is something that as we look back on this

(46:13):
moment may end up being a very significant reality that
as the timeline plays out and we see where this goes,
we look back and say, Okay, that was something very important.

Speaker 2 (46:24):
Okay, so she's kind of projecting into the future. She
might be right there on some of that I don't know,
but I think it's so weary of some of these
main seek media folks in their conjecturing and just they're laughable.
It's like you hear what you're saying. And again it's
not really a compliment to CNN when you know people
who want it, who want Israel off the map in

(46:47):
America too, But kind of like CNN and we'll come
talk to CNN. Oh yeah, we like you guys. I
don't know's that's not I don't know. Again, it would
be like if I don't know, like like like the

(47:07):
American Nazi Party in headquarter in Pure Illinois calls me
one day and says, you know, we really we really
like your show, Richie. Yeah, we know where anti sent
we know where anti Semites here, and you know we're
we're big racist and biggots, and we know that you
know you're a mixed race, but we still kind of
like you. That would make me feel weird and nervous

(47:28):
and like what am I doing wrong? I don't think
that's going to happen, but if it did, I would
be like, oh wait a minute, uh, if you think something, yeah,
that would just not be something I would I would
boast about publicly. But anyway, there you have that. But
what do you expect from the main stinkers of the
mainstinker media. This is just part of the course again,
this is this is kind of how uh, how these

(47:50):
folks roll. There's been a lot of debate too about
well the president's war powers did did he go did
he go beyond the constitution? Look, nineteen seventy three, Congress
sloughed off its war powers authority to some extent. They
did put some guardrails around what the president can do
in terms of warlike actions, police actions, whatever you want

(48:13):
to call these things. But Concerts has real clear Yeah,
Congress has to be the one to actually declare war.
But they have this thing called this so called war
Powers resolution, war powers acts some people have dubbed it
that they came down with in nineteen seventy three when
Nixon was in the White House and said, Okay, you

(48:34):
can kind of do this stuff, and you can, yeah,
you can kind of do some attacks and do some things.
You're the commander in chief and you do all this
other stuff. So for those who were saying that what
Trump did was illegal, well not per the war Powers
Act or resolution. Was it unconstitutional? Yeah, that's a bigger argument.
I've always fallen on the side that Congress needs to
be the one to declare war. Now, the founders also

(48:58):
said that in times of emerging agency like if the
US was being the territorial US is being attacked and
you can't get Congress together fast enough to declare war,
then yeah, it's commander in chief. He needs to defend
the territory and go on ahead and fight whoever's fixed
and fight us. So you might be able to make
that argument. Okay, I can sort of see both sides

(49:19):
on this, but I've always felt that the War Powers
Act was it was in and of itself a slough
off one of many numerous ones of Congress as authorita
to another branch of the government. Okay, so I believe
that that War Powers Actor is unconstitutional, but that is

(49:39):
what I think he acted on. So again, you could
also make the argument it was legal because Congress said
that a president can do this, and frankly, we had
in fact Barack Obama dropping all kinds of bombs and
taking people out with with drones and everything else without

(50:01):
having Congress declare war. Going to Congress to get permission. Now,
Congress can still declare war. I mean, here's the thing.
A lot of Congress people are run around and say, well,
you know, it basically started war. He declared war. Should
have come to us. Well, you don't need this permission
to declare war. If you want to declare war, declare war.
I mean, you can still do that. Congress can still
declare war against the Ran if they want. They can

(50:24):
do that if they want. I mean, if their argument is, well,
nobody declared war, okay, well then you still can. You
don't need Trump's permission to do it. There's any constitution
that said they need the permission of the president to
declare war. In fact, once Congress declares war, whether the
president wants the war, likes the war, or not, he's
obliged by the constitution's commander in chiefs to go ahead
and execute the war again, whether he likes it, not

(50:46):
agrees with it or not. If Congress says go do it,
he kind of has to do it. Not much leeway there.
So if they still want an official declaration of war,
they can do it themselves or some sort of a
resolution of whatever, Like we didn't really declare war in
the Iraq Afghanistan conflict, Congress didn't officially declare war. They
kind of semi declared it. They kind of did this

(51:08):
resolution thing to you know, fight these terrorists and okay,
go get them, baby Bush, and he did. Of course,
you saw the results of that. But good and bad
and ugly. So all this posturing and so forth going

(51:30):
on by these politics, it's just more of that. It's
just more of that. But there's nothing stopping them. If
they want to declare war conseceriously, they can do it.
If you want to declare warner an go ahead and
declar war might as well because we've been at war
for forty six years, for crying out loud, I mean,
it would almost be rhetorical at this point to declare

(51:50):
war in some aspects because we've basically been at war.
Like it or not, want to want to accept it
or not. I mean, that's just how it's been. Now.
I'm hoping and praying that somehow they will come to
a more permanency's fire here, because they thought they kind

(52:12):
of had one, and that still kept you know, lobbing stuff,
and it got Donald Trump literally cussing. Of course, he
does have a potty mouth. I don't know if he's
a Christian or not. I pray that he will become one,
that he will be saved, that he will be genuinely saved.
I'm not he may be there. I don't know. I
don't know what's in his heart. I don't know what's
between him and the Lord. If not, I hope he

(52:33):
is saved for his own sake. But I get his frustration.
But he's not the broker of full, long term peace
in the Middle East. I got news for him. That
man is Jesus Christ. You will not have full and
long term peace in the Middle East till Jesus comes,

(52:54):
And even then it's gonna be a thousand year piece.
And then you're gonna have Satan doing his thing. After
he gets the record the Book of Revelation, after he
gets released from the bottomless pity, he does his little
sniggens for a while and then leads again Gog and
Magog in an invasion again of Israel. It's like it
didn't work the first time. It makes things, it's going
to work the second time. You know what they call
the definition of insanity. You keep doing the same thing

(53:16):
over and over again. The next time hoping for different results.
So there you have it. After you know, being in
hell for a thousand years frying, he gets out to
do a thing for a little while, and then Jesus
is going to stretch and go, yeah really and go
and just yawn and go announce the end of that.
And then of course you read where the New Jeruslam
comes down from Heaven and all that. You read a
book of revelation. But I got news for the Orange Man. Yeah,

(53:40):
you're not gonna broke a prominent piece in the Middle East.
You may broke her a he's frightened. They'd be great
and maybe a randomly taken off the board until I
guess he's sequel thirty eight War for a while. That
would be nice. But he needs to understand that. And
I don't know, maybe that's a large way of kind
of humbling and saying, yeah, dude, no, I'm the one
who dictates this, not you. So I get this frustration.

(54:03):
But he needs to understand. Uh, you know, he's he's
got limited a far tae here, there's a higher power
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I'm very excited to have this guest on today. And
an old friend Annetta called well, she actually grew up
in Austin, Texas, Texas girl's stomping grounds like myself. She

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now lives here in Virginia and Chesap Peak up the
road away from where I'm at. Her husband Ryan, they
have got a couple. They've got seven kids and she
homes schools all of them. We're gonna ask her about
that as well. She also enjoys dancing and art and
she now has a book out that is incredible. You've
got to get your hands on it. You've got to
read it. It is called Hot and it is a

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wrong and powerful autobiography that traces Annetta's journey out of witchcraft, addiction,
and sexual abuse. Through a gripping personal narrative, she shares
how Grace rescued her from darkness and brought her into
the love of Jesus Christ. Thanks for being with us today, Anetta.

Speaker 6 (01:00:19):
Hi, Yeah, thanks for having me.

Speaker 2 (01:00:22):
And I got a lot of things want to get
a touch on with you. But some of the listeners
may the name may be ringing a bell and thatta callwell,
Ryan Colwell, because it was what about two two and
a half years ago or so, your kids set up
a lemonade stand and you guys made national news. I
gets you talked about that for a second, and it's
in your book as well, But you guys made national
news when this unfortunately crazy guy robbed your kids, robbed

(01:00:47):
the lemonade stand for crying out loud. But then there
was this public outpouring of whoa, okay, what can we
do to help these kids out? And you guys wind
up on national news talk about that.

Speaker 6 (01:00:55):
Yeah, yeah, it was crazy. I actually went in side
and the guy had been canvassing our house waiting for
me to go in, and he pretended to be lemonade,
like to get lemonade some people, And so he went
over there and my daughter was pouring some of the
lemonade for him, and he grabbed her entire jar with

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the money and ran into the car and drove off.
And I was like what because they came inside crying
and saying that they just got robbed, and I was like,
who would limitae money? And yeah, so I I was.
My adrenaline was pumping and I started to start to

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chase some in my car, but he was already way gone,
so I didn't even know where he was at. And
God told me turn the car around, call the police
and see what I can do with this. And I
was like, okay, God, So I drove back, I called
the police, and from there everybody started wanting to find
this guy. And we put it on store app and

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it started everyone started commenting, and then the Wady Chen
took it, and then after they took it, News Nation
got it right and it just started blowing up everywhere.
But it was just like God's showing me that if
I can give something to him, he can turn it around.

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Because in my flesh, I just wanted to go and
catch the guys.

Speaker 2 (01:02:28):
Right, sure, sure.

Speaker 6 (01:02:31):
And yeah, so he just took off and we had
advertised it online about and on the news about doing
the lemonade stand, and they got probably at the place
over six thousand dollars and we were able to buy
them their own four wheelers after that.

Speaker 2 (01:02:48):
Well yeah and yeah, and the kids were being I mean,
you know, there were being little entrepreneurs, you know, little
little capitalists being little entrepreneurs to do their thing and
you know, helped the situation out there with the fam
and all that and maybe help some others out and
get them some items. And and here comes, uh, you know,
this guy unfortunately who did his thing. But but isn't
it It's like the old saying. And I was thinking

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about this when when I was reading in the book,
and I remember when it happened, Uh, because you guys
were like on ABC New you guys are all over
the place. And and I thought, when again, when I
was reading the book, that old phrase. It says God
can can take lemons and turn them into lemonade. And
even when somebody steals the money from a lemonade stand,
he can turn it into a whole lot more money.

Speaker 5 (01:03:28):
Right.

Speaker 2 (01:03:29):
It's just amazing what the Lord will do if we
if we let him have it, right, if we just
let him take control, and you know, as they say,
let let go and let God. It's it's an amazing story.
And also in the book, speaking of the book, and
I want to I want to preface this next question
because again Annetta and I have a bit of history.

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We back in the day, wait, way back in those
ancient days, way back in the day there in Austin, Texas.

Speaker 1 (01:03:57):
Uh.

Speaker 2 (01:03:57):
And she's a good bit younger than me. What are
you now, like, you know, twenty two and I'm what
thirty eight or something right now? Anyway, No, I'm fibbing. Yeah,
you'll take it though, right. And actually, if you look
at her picture on the if you look at her picture,
in fact, go to Christian Talk at rocks dot com,
go to right now if you will, to the tab
that says guests, and you'll see quite a few of

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the guests we've had on future guests and all that.
You will also see her picture, and you will also
see a spurb there. There's also a link I want
to refer you to. It's a hyperlink. You can click
on that and it'll it'll take you to a website
where you can actually find more information about her, her book,
and even purchase the book. While we're talking, but meanwhile,
back at the story, we first met actually at a

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bible I hate to call the Bible said, kind of
a home church group by some friends of ours, we'll
call them Noreen and Jeff. And I remember when you
first when you first when I first saw you there
at your I guess the first time you were at
the little home church there you were curled up in
the corner on the couch, kind of sitting next to

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the Mareen and just and just kind of looking around like,
who are these freaks? You know, you didn't seem too
you didn't seem very comfortable. And I'm not I'm not
sure if because my memory's at a little fuzzy to
get older, but you would either, I think, just accept
a Christ who were on the cusp of accepting Christ.
But you were kind of looking around like I don't
know about these folks. But as time wore on, we
saw you blossom and it was almost like watching, uh,

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you know, a butterfly come out of a cocoon. And
pretty soon the shyness kind of went away, and then
you got bolder, and you and you, it's like you
came to life and we witnessed it and it was amazing,
and even in the years after, it was amazing. I
don't want to give the plot of the book away,
but it was amazing to see how you know firsthand,
how you, how you you grew, uh, and it was astounding.

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But to the question I want to ask, and wanted
to couch the question in that what inspired you finally
after all this time? Because I've often thought you're your
story would make a like a made for TV movie
or something, But what inspired you to write this book?
And I know that sounds like an anodyne question, but
given all that you've been through and where you're at today,

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what was the emptus for that?

Speaker 6 (01:06:17):
Well? I felt like God was just wanting me to
do it several years ago. But for a long time,
I had a lot of shame about my testimony, and
so I was like, I don't really want to do that,
and I'm not a natural writer, so I'm like, yeah,
maybe we'll get to that. And I started the blog

(01:06:38):
like ten years ago and it didn't really go anywhere.
So I pretty much just did journaling and just writing
down my thoughts about beings. But about five years ago,
I was like, Okay, I'm gonna write my book. And
the person that I was gonna have write it for
me helped me with it. She got cancer and she

(01:06:59):
passed away, and I was like, oh, and so I
was like, we'll just put this on hold a little
bit longer. And last year I finally was like, you know,
this fire was going in my heart, like I got
to share what God did and what happened. And last
year I decided to go ahead and to step out,

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and I asked one of my friends if they could
help me, and I started started doing videos on YouTube.
And then from there we started putting it on paper
and then I got like one part of it done.
At somebody's like, do you want to touch people with
your story? Because he was like the one I had
just it was really pretty like it was pasto and

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he had me and Jesus dancing, and he's like, do
you want to be able to reach people? You need
you need, you need to start again, and you need
to work harder on this. And so I was so
discouraged and I started over and about three months ago, I, God,
you're going to have to help me rewrite this whole thing.
And I just got in my closet for hours at

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a time. I'd wake up at five in the morning
and just ask God to help me. Here's like my
editor like should I put that in there? He's like, well,
do you feel that? I really no. He's like, well,
then your reader's not going to feel it. So it
was like he was helping me edit it.

Speaker 2 (01:08:20):
Right. Well, I tell you, I'm going to take a
little disagreement with you. I think you are a natural
writer because the writing style is very fluid and by
the way, for everybody listening, it's an easy read. I
read it in just a handful of hours because I'm

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a bit of a speed reader. Now. It does have
what is about sixty odd chapters that might sound like
Warren p She's like, oh my gosh, but it's one
hundred and seventy seven pages and it flows. It just
has a nice kind of a rhythm and flow to it.
It's just an easy read, and it's kind of a
unique writing style. And I've interviewed my share of book

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authors and some pretty darn well known ones over the
years doing this show and then working in Christian radio,
and I can tell you that this book flows. It's
got a great flow to it, if that makes sense. So, yeah,
you and the Lord did an excellent job, of course.
So it's yeah, and I'm very excited for you about that,

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because again, I think it's going to be very relatable
to anyone who reads it, and it draws you right
in right from the get go, and it's it's hard
to stop because I thought, well, I'll take a few
nights to read this. I was reading it till way
late after I probably should have been doing some other things.
I'm like, I can't put it down. I've got to
you know, Okay, what happens. Now, okay, what happens. Of

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course I know you and I know some of the
situations you know, but still, I mean, even if you
were a perfect stranger, I would have been I would
have been pulled in. Again, without giving away the whole
plot of the book, but just to give people a
little more of a taste, you had a background that
was gosh. I think most people would have wound up

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in an insane asylum honestly suffering with tremendous PTSD, which
I'm sure you probably did. Well. I know you did
deal with some PTSD effects, but a lot of folks
would have just uh, you know, check checked in and
checked out for for good. You didn't. Uh, But given
your given your background, and touch on that just a

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little bit about what the Lord pulled you from and
through the traumas you went through as a child, and
the traumas you went through as a teenager. I guess
just touch on the high points, like giving the whole
book away, But but it's an it's a powerful, powerful testimony.

Speaker 6 (01:10:50):
Yeah. Well, the sexual abuse that I went through, it
was like I don't know if I put this how
long it went in the book, but it was like
from when I was about three til about twelve, and
that really led me down this path of not knowing

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how to function. I don't know how else to say it.
Like whenever I was little, I just felt like I
wasn't like everyone else right, and to cope. I remember
just using the drugs and the alcohol, and that I
didn't know I was using it to cote because it's
like sometimes when you're in trauma, you're going through things,

(01:11:33):
you don't know what you're doing, You're just trying to survive.
And so that's what I feel like. Most of my
life was like I just need to survive. I just
need to make it to the next day. But I
do remember crying out to God, even though I didn't
know him like well, because my dad was Muslim and
my mom was like bax slidin christian There was no

(01:11:54):
there wasn't this great example who God was. But I
still would pray. I'd be like, God, if you're real,
help me, I'll be like six or seven in my
sad praying that. And so that's a big thing. And
then touching on some of the witchcraft, I don't know
if you want me to go into some.

Speaker 2 (01:12:13):
Detail with that, well, again, I don't want to give
I don't want to give the whole plot away, but yeah,
what do we feel comfortable talking about about that because
it's not uncommon? Well, it seems like here in recent
years from news stories I read and folks I talk with,
and you know, the teenagers and kids I deal with that,
that that there's been in recent years kind of a

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resurgence of that amongst a lot of young folks. So, yeah,
if you want to touch on a go for it.

Speaker 6 (01:12:39):
Yeah, well, I was going to say one of the
things that I did was was do like Ouiji boards
and tear cards, palm reading, all these different things. I
touched on that. A lot of people were like, Oh,
it's not that big of a deal, and that kind
of relates to kind of the Harry Potter stuff that's
out right now, Taylors with right and the people that

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are like make darkness seem like it's cool, but it's
it's like these open doors. And I didn't know what
I was doing. I thought, oh, we're just we're having fun.
And then it grew from there because all of a sudden,
it went from having fun to your talking to spirits.
Yeah you're you're asking them to do stuff for you.
And then because it's just if you have trauma in

(01:13:26):
your life, they're trying, you know, things kind of attracted
to that. And so it's like these doors open really
easily for me and the stuff that I was going through.
So I try to tell people that I'm sorry, go ahead.

Speaker 2 (01:13:39):
No, I was just going to say a lot of
a lot of young people think like you said that,
Oh this is cool, this is fun, this is hip.
My friends are doing it. It's just you know, you
can play with these little demons and these little spirits
and these little ghosts and whatever. And of course you
see a lot of these uh ghost Hunter TV shows
and things that sort of traumatize or almost romanticize this stuff,

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and people get even adults kind of get drawn into
some of that, but they don't realize what they're playing
with is a really bad fire that can burn you.
Let's go to break and net this good place to
go to break. Can I hold you over for a
few more minutes. One of the things I want to
touch on when we get back is you are a
big homeschooler, and I want to touch on that because

(01:14:22):
I know we've got homeschoolers that listen as well, and
I want to kind of pick your brain on that
as and touch on that as well, because you get
into that a little bit in the book too. But again,
I want to kind of go on a little rabbit
trail here, a little detter with you on that and
get your thoughts and your experiences on homeschooling and why
you believe that given what's going on in so many
crazy schools, now, why that's probably a good option for

(01:14:43):
a lot of parents, especially Christian parents. We're talking with
our good friend and Netta called well as she is
author of the book, her new book that she has
out now Caught and again, you can go to Christian
Talk at rocks dot com, go to that guest page.
There's a hyperlink. It'll take you to a website with
more information and you can even purchase it there. We'll

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All right, and we're continuing our interview with Annetta Caldwell.
She's the author of her newest her new book, and
I got a hunch anther there might be more in you.
I don't know, uh, but her her new book, Caught,
which is available. It's available at Amazon, is available anywhere
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And but it's there for sure. And you can go
to Christian Talktarrocks dot com. If you go to the
page it says guests, you'll see her photograph there. You
will also see some info to the right of that photograph,
and there's a hyper Lincoln you can click. I'll take
you straight to Amazon. You can learn more about the
book and you can order your copy right there. I

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want to talk to you, Annetta, about homeschooling, because I
know that's near and dear to a lot of folks
heart and of course here in Virginia's and we talked
about that nauseam and if an item on this show,
Virginia became for listeners for the sake of literers, you
know this, but for the sake of listeners that may
be new to the show, Virginia became kind of ground
zero for years back, especially northern Virginia, specifically Loudon County

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and the Louden County school Board. I nicknamed them the
low down County school Board. All the craziness that was
going on in that public school and stuff going on
with the boys going into the girls' bathrooms. I'll just
all the madness when you and then and then a
lot of the stuff that's being taught, and kind of
the the agendas that are being pushed by socialist Marxist

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teachers and teachers unions and the whole nine yards. It's
put a sour taste in a lot of folks mouth.
And I believe it was responsible in part for getting
Glenn Youngkin elected as governor of the State of Virginia,
because some of those folks in heavy Democrat areas in
northern Virginia that ring the DC vicinity. I think some

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of those folks crossed along with the independence across that
blue line and whatever to the red line, if you will,
and voted for Youngka because a lot of parents were
alarmed at what they saw going on in the schools. Now,
that is a backdrop here in Virginia. What got you
into the homeschooling And I know you're a big advocate
for homeschooling, So here's your chance to get on your

(01:19:32):
soapbox and share with the listeners. Are what are the
positives and what are the good things coming out of homeschooling.

Speaker 12 (01:19:40):
Yeah.

Speaker 6 (01:19:41):
Well I had a heart to do it since I
was in Ylan, which are used with the mission. It
was that's where I met my husband and where we
started having our family. Before we cannot hear to Virginia.
I met some friends there that did everything at home
and they I just felt like they had this covering
over their kids. They got to do things with them

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all day. They didn't have to send them off anywhere.
And that was it was like already in my heart
when I saw them and I knew the experiences I
went through in school, and I was like, I don't
want I don't want my kids to go there because
that was just so much, so much drama. And that
was a while back, so that was part of it.
But when I came here to Virginia, it was I

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started meeting a lot of people that homeschooled, and there
was so much community here, and so at first it
was like kind of we felt like a little isolated,
but then we found out that there's a whole group
of people like that can do things. We got my
kids in sports, they got to do like major volleyball
that my daughter's done club now. But they have homeschool

(01:20:47):
groups that compete like really well with with like the
other groups. And I started learning that it wasn't like
I didn't have to just say okay, homeschooling is just
you're in your house and you can't talk to anybody
and it's only there. It's like God showed me that
there's this whole community of people that support each other.
And then you can also, you know, know what you're

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teaching your kids, and that whole thing of them trying
to in the public school, they try to tell you
have to teach this, you have to you come out
not knowing what gender you are are. I had some
friends that put their kids in public school. And I'm
not saying against public school for everybody there. I mean
I have some friends that still public school and they
feel led to do it. But if you don't feel

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lad and you go in sometimes your kids come out
like really confused, like you said, like the gender thing.
And also here in Virginia, I don't know if you've
heard about this, but they were trying to put in
after school Saint Club in elementary school. So this is
kindergarten through third grade. And I was like, what is
going on? So I went to or speak at that

(01:21:52):
school board meeting and I shared my testimony that Satan
Israel and we don't want to have this after school
Saint Club. But it literally like ten minutes from my
house that they were doing that, and it's confirmed to me.
Again it's like I want to be the one teaching
my kids and I don't want them to, you know,
get these thoughts that Satan is okay and you know,

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or that it's okay to not to change your gender
from day day to day, you know. And it's like
God made you fearfully and wonderfully and he didn't make
a mistake. And so you tell my kids you're beautiful,
like you know, he made you a girl, he made
you a boy, He doesn't change his mind. And so
being able to have that with their kids and then

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we can teach them the Bible, we don't have to
worry about this, and so that's that was a big
thing for me, and being able to just be the
one raising them throughout the day. And I said, it's
just a big passion of mine, especially having all my
kids being homeschooled I have. I've already graduated three of
them now and one is often why we am doing

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missionary works, and the other one is going to be
going to liberty. My son he just graduated. He's going
to figure out stuff. But yeah, she's going to be
traveling overseas eventually.

Speaker 2 (01:23:09):
And of course you have a history as you touched
on with why Wham and how you met your wonderful
hebby Ryan as well, and again all that I don't
want to give away too much here because you know
there's a lot of that that's covered in the book.
And again we are speaking with Aneta Callwell her book Caught,
which is a raw and powerful autobiography that traces in
Netta call Well's journey out of witchcraft, addiction, and sexual

(01:23:31):
abuse to a gripping personal narrative. She shares how Grace
rescued her from darkness and brought her into a loving
relationship with Christ and in the book, I will say this.
You know, it's it's like a journey. You definitely trace
it out, and it's and it's kind of sort of
one thing after the other the other, but you can

(01:23:52):
see the flow. I mean, you can kind of see
God's hand in the good in the bad. And there
was definitely some bad as you touched on, and some crazy,
which we'll get into. They don't want to spoil the
whole book for everybody, but but enough there that. I mean,
it's it's it's a wild story. But I'm so glad
that you you put it down because I've thought for years,
you know, somebody could make a you know, like a

(01:24:13):
maybe like a Christian movie, but like a Christian movie
out of your out of your life story. And speaking
of which, has anybody kind of approached you for that
or have you felt a nunction to maybe be open
to something like that just out of curiosity.

Speaker 6 (01:24:30):
Well that's funny because my husband and I were talking
about it and we were like, you know, we could
see this being a movie, and we were saying that
before I finished the book. So nobody's like approached us
with it yet, but we're that's something that we're totally
open to is to take parts of it. I don't
know how long the movie they might have to just
touch on different things, but right, yeah, it's definitely my

(01:24:53):
in my heart.

Speaker 2 (01:24:55):
Yeah, because as I was reading the thing, it almost
I don't take this as a as a a bad criticism,
but in some ways it kind of reads almost like
a movie script. It's it's so descriptive, and you use
such a scriptive language that in my mind's eye, it
was almost like I was watching a little mini series
or like a movie, you know what I mean. It

(01:25:16):
just it just feels like that. There's another author that
I've I've had on multiple times. His name is Merle Temple,
and he's a Christian author and he writes he's crime
dramas based on his experience in law enforcement down in
Mississippi when he was you know, busting the drug dealers
and all that back and then back in the seventies
and eighties, you know, And his books read like it's

(01:25:38):
very similar a style. His books, they're kind of gritty,
but they read like a movie script. And I got
the kind of that same feeling in a sense from
your book Caught. It kind of has that same feeling
flow and I don't know. I don't know that you
said I necessarily do that, but boy, I think it
would make a share to make a great script.

Speaker 6 (01:26:00):
I'm be open to it.

Speaker 14 (01:26:01):
That'd be awesome.

Speaker 2 (01:26:02):
Yeah, So I don't know. Maybe maybe we can pray.
Maybe if if the Lord will's in the future. Uh,
you know, your your story might be on the big
big screen, as they say, I can definitely, I can
definitely see it. Any final thoughts before we let you go?

Speaker 6 (01:26:18):
Just I guess the biggest thing is that I want
God to get the glory for it all. Absolutely, He's
the one that pulled me out and so and then
help me, help me write it. So I just want
to put that out there. Is like he's he's the
star because he's helped me so much.

Speaker 2 (01:26:35):
And I can testify to that. I mean, he's he's
brought you through uh you know, the sea and everything else.
I mean, your your story is is quite quite special
and unique in some ways, but again not so unique
that I think folks who are in similar situations as
you as you were, uh, I think they can relate,

(01:26:56):
especially the parts about sexual abuse, because I've seen satists
sticks that are absolutely mind blowing and heartbreaking as to
how much sexual abuse there is out there. Sex trafficking,
of course, which unfortunately has become a big thing, uh
sadly on both sides of the Mexico US border, but
in just how many people in their background have some

(01:27:19):
form of sexual abuse and what it does and how
it drives so many people to some sort of an addiction,
especially alcohol and drugs, which, of course the Lord, the
Lord pulled you through so absolutely he gets all the
glory for an amazing testimony. Well, Anetta, thanks for taking
time out of your of your busy schedule. You and Ryan,

(01:27:43):
I guess you basically have your own baseball teamer's nine
of you now if you you know, you him and
the seven kids, so you know, uh, But I'm I'm
so glad you took time out of your out of
your day to be a part of the show down
there in uh in Chesapeake. And if you guys are
ever you know out in this neck of the woods
and foot of the Apple actions in the southern southwest Virginia,
you need to come by and hang out with me
and the lovely missus l and catch up catch up

(01:28:06):
on old times whenever you get a chance, and anytime
you want to be on the show, promote this book,
anything else you got going on. Please don't be bashful.
I mean we know each other, know each other for years.
I know the miles separate and time separates. But please
come on anytime you want. The doors always open Annetta
and go again. Folks. Go to Christian Talk at rocks

(01:28:27):
dot com. Click that guest tab and then you'll see,
of course, the photograph of Anetta. You'll and then you'll
see to the right of that information about her in
the book, and there's a hyperlink there. Click on that book,
Go to Amazon buy the book. Oh yeah, are you
going to be doing before I forget? Are you gonna
be doing any book signings peering at any bookstores anytime
in the future.

Speaker 6 (01:28:48):
Yeah, I just had one this past Saturday, okay, and
I'm trying to get into the library over here in Tessipe.

Speaker 2 (01:28:56):
Okay, So right now, just kind of more or less
in the chest pit, Gary, do you and Ryan plays
on kind of maybe going out throughout more of the
state or the East coasts as time and money permits
to maybe do some others.

Speaker 6 (01:29:06):
Oh yeah, okay, okay, Yeah, we're open to wherever God leaves.
I'm like I was, like, I take all the limits SoftWhere.

Speaker 2 (01:29:13):
If you want me to go, there you go. All right.
So perhaps if you live on the East coast in
the midd Atlantic Carreau Netta call well and rebby Ryan
might be coming with their book to a bookstore near you.
So keep your eyes peeled. Well, thank you so much,
sister for being a part of the show today. And
give a hug to Ryan and the rest of the
kids for us. And again, anytime you want to come on,

(01:29:35):
the door is always open. All right, all right, thank
you so much, God bless you. Love you. Bye, Andy,
And we've got more Christian talk to Rocks straight ahead
as we continue on the second hour. Coming up, I'm
gonna let you here a clip from a vice mayor

(01:29:56):
of a California town who thanks well. You know, the
gang members in her town start to go ahead and
beat up ice peeder ice agents, yeap, do their thing. Yeah,
you can't make this up. That a lot more is
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But the FBI actually knocked on this on this lady's door,
vice mayor of could A, California. It's not a huge town,

(01:31:57):
but they're investgating this. California politicians called for gang to
stop ies being reported by elizabethwibolbridebart dot com. The FBI
portally is investigating in California. Lawmakers call to gang members
to defend their hoods from US Immigration and Customs enforcement agents.
And in fact, she put a post on X and
Fox News is Bill Malugian actually posted a video that
appeared to show the Vice Mayor Cynthia Gonzales there of

(01:32:22):
could A, California, questioning where the eighteenth street and floor
and thirteen gang members were. And she after she got
some pretty significant uh, as you can imagine, blowback from
this thing, she took the video down, but of course
the horses out of the barn, as they say, And
later that night, apparently the the FBI came a knocking. Yeah,

(01:32:49):
because you see, doesn't matter if you're a vice mayor,
or if you're just Joe Schmoe down the street, if
you threatened federal agents with violence or a threat or
encourage somebody else to threaten those federal agents with violence,
and especially if you're like a big official, well y uh,

(01:33:09):
federal law enforcement takes that pretty dead serious, you know,
and sometimes they put people in jail for that because
there's laws about that. So I don't know if I
don't know if Cynthia Gonzalez is up on some of
those federal statutes and laws about you know, threatening federal officials. Yeah,

(01:33:31):
it gets the boys in black knocking on your door
late in two in the morning, which I think is
kind of what happened real late in the night early mornings,
like that, they were knocking on the door, Can we
have a conversation with you? Uh so, yeah, you don't
just throw stuff like that around.

Speaker 6 (01:33:46):
It was.

Speaker 2 (01:33:46):
It was really stupid. And then of course other agencies
in the region and the area, you know, began to
dissance themselves like, well, she doesn't speak for us, she
doesn't speak for the city and the mayor and the
cops and blah blah blah. So you know, they began
to for legal reasons, of course, I'm sure it began
to pull back. It just gives you kind of a
temperature gauge of where some of these folks are at now.

(01:34:08):
And again bear in mind, as some backdrop to this,
the ICE agents are acting upon federal warrants. Understand that
there are at least and I've seen figures as high
as roughly one point four maybe more than that million,
federal deportation and seizure orders for illegal aliens, and many
of them are stale. They've been on the books for

(01:34:28):
a long time. And this is coming from federal judges,
both Dems and Repubs. And I'm sure maybe an independent
or libertarian too thrown in there, but it's bipartisan. And
these are federal court orders, and federal law enforcement authorities
are obliged to serve whenever they can those and as

(01:34:49):
soon as possible those court orders. That's a lot on
the books, I mean, that's a lot to serve. Let's
not also forget too that Barack Obama, who was known
as supporter in chief by many of his critics, mostly
on his side of the Blakele Aisle UH, deported virtually
three quarters of a million folks. The Orange Man hasn't

(01:35:10):
come close to that, but look at the heat that
he's catching. I mean, come on, anyway, let me let
you hear this clip. And you can't make this up.
And I don't think it was a joke. I mean,
there's some people say, wow, she was joking. Well, you know,
jokes are supposed to be funny. This wasn't terribly terribly funny.
Maybe in her mind she thought it was kind of

(01:35:31):
cute and funny, but yeah, Federal l enforcement didn't think so.

Speaker 1 (01:35:34):
So, you know, not for nothing, but I want to
know where all the trollos are at in Los Angeles,
Eighteenth Street, Florencia. Where's the leadership at?

Speaker 14 (01:35:44):
Because you guys are all.

Speaker 2 (01:35:46):
About territory and this is eighteenth.

Speaker 6 (01:35:48):
Street and this is lord Anthy.

Speaker 1 (01:35:49):
You guys tag everything.

Speaker 6 (01:35:50):
Up, claiming hood, and now that your.

Speaker 11 (01:35:53):
Hood's being invaded by the biggest gang there is, there
ain't a peep out of you.

Speaker 3 (01:35:58):
It's everyone else who's not about gang.

Speaker 1 (01:36:00):
Life that's out there protesting and speaking up.

Speaker 2 (01:36:03):
We're out there like biting our tour, protecting our tur
protecting our people, and like where you at?

Speaker 9 (01:36:11):
Dinka ya vitos n Kaya Vitoso.

Speaker 1 (01:36:14):
I'm like, dude, they're running amuck all up in your on.

Speaker 9 (01:36:18):
Your streets, on your streets and in your city, and
pete when the big gang guns come in.

Speaker 6 (01:36:25):
Nothing but like why we're out here, the regular ones
that have never been jumped in out here calling things down,
trying to organize people, trying to do the thing.

Speaker 2 (01:36:34):
So don't be trying to claim no block, no nothing.

Speaker 6 (01:36:37):
If you're not showing up right now trying to like
help out and organize, I don't want to hear a
peep out of you once they're gone, trying to claim
that this is my block.

Speaker 5 (01:36:46):
This was not your block.

Speaker 6 (01:36:47):
You weren't even here helping out. So whoever's the leadership
over there, just get your members in order.

Speaker 2 (01:36:55):
Yeah, there you have it, eat your members in order,
get your members in order. And had to do a
little bleep there, your little putty mouth. But uh, let
me say this as someone who's a Tahano heritage, you know,
a member of the Hispanic community.

Speaker 6 (01:37:13):
A bit.

Speaker 2 (01:37:15):
That's an embarrassment. That's just that's just a flippant embarrassment.
I I don't even know howlse to put it, just
a flippant embarrassment. Also kind of embarrassing themselves. A rogue
federal judge. I'm just running through these rogue federal judge
says his deportation agenda to protect criminals, overturned by the
Supreme Court still stands. I forget the Supreme Court. I

(01:37:38):
made a decision and my and my decision stands with
the Supreme Court. Really, you see, these folks are the
new Confederates. These folks are the ones who are who
are snubbing the federal government, federal laws, the constitution all going.
You know, we're just gonna do our own thing. These
are the new Confederates, folks. The district court judge in

(01:37:59):
Boston has said he is going to defy the decision
of the Supreme Court. So expect fireworks when this judge
is held accountable for refusing to by the Supreme Court.
This has been reported by Bob Bundew World in that
daily instances of anarchy and the American judiciary are self evident.
Of course, there was Hannahduke and we talked about her
on the show. That was Canson judge who was on
video diverting federal ice agents and apparently helping an illegal

(01:38:21):
alien criminal escape out the back door, literally of the courtroom.
She's arguing court now that she has absolute immunity for
anything she does in her courtroom or even a courthouse,
just like the kings of civilization passed, Just like called
King George, who we told to hit the road. Right,
we're celebrating turning the fiftieth anniversary of that right coming up.

(01:38:44):
Moving to the national level, some of these, well, let
me just be honest here. I think a lot of
momber just Marxist socialists long and complaining that President Donald
Trump disagrees with and doesn't follow the decisions of federal
court systems. On the first point, they're right, and Trump
never has sealed his disagreements with some of the outlandish
decisions like the order to turn jets deporting legal alien

(01:39:04):
criminals around while they were in mid air to return
to the United States, and other entry level judges who
claim to control the executive branches decisions nationwide, you know,
because they're like little kings. On the second point, wrong
is Trump does follow even the decisions which he has
legitimate objections. The administrations has been pretty good about that better.
I think that a lot of administrations in the past

(01:39:27):
room for improvement, for sure, but now an activist judge
in Boston has decided the Supreme Court decisions, well, they
don't apply to him in his court. They'll apply to
him in his court. And the outrage from the usual
suspects it would be screaming about not abiding by the
Supreme Court decisions is competing now with the crickets for silence.

Speaker 12 (01:39:48):
Right.

Speaker 2 (01:39:50):
It was a six rae decision on Monday night for
the High Court gave Trump's administration a bit of a victory,
deciding that illegal aliens could be deported via third party
countries without requirements that they be allowed to present their
case against them. Fighters over what Trump officials have called
the worst of the worst, violent criminals accused of crimes
in America, but who have refused permission to return to

(01:40:12):
their home countries. To home countries don't want them, but
they can't stay here, and who blames them in some ways?
But several organizations in America actually fought on the courts
on behalf claiming that they could not be moved to
these countries, these sort of third party of countries, if
you will, they are willing to take them for whatever reason,

(01:40:33):
claiming that that well, they just couldn't do that. And
by the way, this judge is by de nominated Brian
Murphy agreed, but Supreme Court stayed that order. Some of
the criminals have been held and makeshift rooms. But as
at the Western Journal, there was commentary. Remember how President
Donald Trump's administration was supposed to listen to judges when

(01:40:54):
they issued injunctions, even if said judge didn't have jurisdiction
over the entire nation. Well, as it turns out that
was all bogus. There is one court that has jurisdiction
over the entire nation, the Supreme Court, for all of
you dollards out there who don't get the point, and
it handed down a decision in a controversial case. But

(01:41:15):
then this judge appointed by Uncle Joe is deciding that, well,
I can ignore those decisions, just can't ignore him. Trista
mclaughflin of the Department of Homeland Security said that the
decision was the victory for the safety and security of
American people. Has said insisted that his order remains in
full force and effect and notwithstanding Instead, he insisted that

(01:41:37):
his order remains in full force and effect, notwithstanding the
today's stay of the preliminary injunction. Gay Wee Pundit noted
that Trump senior advisor Stephen Miller and opinion on that.
He said, yes, this is an incredible victory. The Supreme
Court win. It allows President Trump, as the law has
long said. But the courts have blocked to send illegal
aliens convicted of rape, murder, homicide, assault, battery, and crimes

(01:42:00):
against children to any country around the world that is
willing to accept them, whether that be South Sudan and Samali, Ethiopia,
any country in the world that is willing to accept
these monsters, we can get them out of our country
and be free of them forever. The only thing I
have to share is this a bit of a breaking
news is that the District court judge in Boston has
said he's going to defy the Supreme Court's decision, so

(01:42:21):
expected fireworks. The Solicitor General, John Sawyer said Tuesday morning
he was at Supreme Court asking for decision on that
from the court emergency decision on that the District Court's
decision of last night is a lawless act of defiance
that once again disrupts sensitive diplomatic relations and slams of
breaks on the executive's lawful efforts to effectuate a third

(01:42:43):
country removals for those two months. Now, the executive has
labored under an injunction that this Court yesterday deemed unenforced.
Blioming the Supreme Court and talking about the lower court
still doing its thing. The Court should immediately make clear
that the district courts enforcement order has no effect and
put a swift end to the ongoing repable harm to

(01:43:05):
the executive branch. Now, I'm no attorney, I just play
one on television. But here's the deal. If a lower court, well,
generally they are generally the lower courts are generally obligated
to follow it due to the principle of what's called
stardiesis respect for precedent. That's more or less a LATINISU term,

(01:43:31):
but it means, you know, you yield in essence to
the higher court Supreme Court decision instead of binding precedent
that lower courts must adhere to when considering similar cases.
That's sort of the doctor or the principle. What happens
if a lower court judged this defies the Supreme Court decision, Well,
a lower court's defiance of a Supreme Court decision could
likely be appealed to the higher court again, which would

(01:43:52):
then be bound to follow this or a higher court
above that one, if there is one, to follow the
Supreme Court's decision and overturn the lower court decision. Now,
there's also something known as content with court and extreme cases,
a judge who deliberately and persistently refuses to follow a
Supreme Court decision go potentially face sanctions for contempt of court.
All right, professional consequences could be A lower court judge's

(01:44:15):
refusal to follow a Supreme Court's decision could also lead
to professional repercussions, such as reprimands or even impeachment. Remember
that's in the Constitution. The judges can be impeached. Of course,
it depends upon the severity and nature of the defiance
in most cases, and in some way, a lower court
judge cannot simply declare that their decision still stands after
being overturned by the Supreme Court. The Supreme Court's decision

(01:44:35):
is the final word and the lower court is bound
to implement it. Period. So this judge's their stubbornness here
is playing with fire. But this just kind of gives
you again a sort of a room temperature as to
where some of these crazy folks are at and it's disturbing.

(01:44:59):
But these are folks with power. You know, A mayor
has some authority. A judge has a lot of federal judge,
lower court judge, lower court, federal judge has a lot
of power that's being abused. I think we call this
tyranny a form of judicial tyranny perhaps. Oh yeah, and again,
didn't we find a revolution to get away from that

(01:45:21):
tiernany which we're about to celebrate the turning fiftieth anniversary
of some people call it the bicsqual Centennial in other names.
But isn't this interesting? Have these folks learned nothing in
two hundred and fifty years? Have they learned nothing in
two undred and fifty years? It makes you wonder what
school did these people go to? What history classes did

(01:45:41):
they take? What law school did this judge go to?
I know this judges is aware of steroidesis star esis
pronounce different way of started dicist thesis? Come on, man,
this this isn't a fiefdom a kingdom that we live

(01:46:11):
in here seems to be becoming one again. Right, A
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Speaker 6 (01:48:07):
I like that little vidy.

Speaker 2 (01:48:11):
It's license free, so I just throw it in there.
Roll for that. But it's cool. It's super cool. Have
a little punk, little punk field there. I am. Before
I get to the next year, I want to do
a little back drop up here, little little little backish ground,
shall we say. Confured it something weird, They're head to

(01:48:33):
correct it. So there seems to be this attitude amongst
a lot of officials, and it premiates all the way
down to in some case teachers and teachers' unions. I'm
not trying to trash all teachers and all educators, because
I've got plenty in my family actually, and friends from
way back in the day that have a background in
teaching and were and war and are great teachers in

(01:48:56):
the public school sector predominantly. But you have in some
quarters in our nation you've got some teachers and some
teachers' union heads and things of that nature that feel
like your students belong to them. And we were just
speaking with our guests in a Caldwell who's a big homeschooler,
and a lot of folks are. And I can understand why.

(01:49:18):
And if my kids were still of school age or not.
Now they've grown and left home, but if they were
still of school age, they would all three be homeschool
The younger one was for a little while, but they
would all be. I would have homeschool. There's just no
way I would let my let my kids go to

(01:49:41):
some of these public schools. I'm not trashing all public schools.
There are some good ones out there hanging on by
and and there's some good privacy. But even some of
this craziness and socialist, Marxist and doctrinations just craziness. Is
even a lot of private schools. But I want to
hear a clip from.

Speaker 6 (01:49:59):
Uh.

Speaker 2 (01:49:59):
And this is from Stacy Davis Gates, president of the
Chicago Teachers Union, who spoke recently at the meeting of
the City Club of Chicago. She insisted, in the course
of the residents' blame Presidentald Trump, not the city's broken politics,
for the fact that Chicago public schools are running a
deaf sit over half a billion dollars. Everything's the Orange
Man's fault. Okay, even though who was in the office

(01:50:22):
for four years before he came in when this budget
was likely put together. Usually these budgets are put together
the beginning of the fiscal or before the fiscal year,
which is you know, September thirty, first October first timeframe,
So usually sometime before that. These budgets are usually in
most municipalities and so forth put together projecting what will
be needed for the next fiscal year. He wasn't even

(01:50:43):
president then. Come on, but she's hoping that there's some
uninformed and low IQ voters out there that'll buy what
she's saying. Oh yeah, yeah, right, yeah. Anyway, she says.
She insisted that besides the orangeman being to blame for
the city's messed up schools, public schools ranking a deficit
over a half million dollars according to Western Gnal commentary

(01:51:04):
publishing Gayway Pundit, but the posting suggest that the real
title should be the newest reason for you to homeschool
your children. She says that the children are are ours,
meaning they belong to the teachers and the teachers union.
Your students are their property. In other words, let me
cheer the clip. Yeah again, you can't make this stuff up.

Speaker 1 (01:51:28):
C to you think your children are its children?

Speaker 2 (01:51:36):
Yes, we do, we do, yeah, yeah we do. Yeah yeah,
your children are ours. Actually, so you have government officials
who believe that they own your kids, that your kids
are their property. So with that in mind in the
backdrop this next and final story being reported by bob

(01:51:57):
Undworld and Daily. Now the title of the things has
leftists I would put in their socialists, Marxist communists, whatever,
take a pick. Abandoned trans demands at Christian Camp for Children.
Christian Camp for Children.

Speaker 4 (01:52:14):
Yeah.

Speaker 2 (01:52:15):
Now, apparently they have learned from earlier court disasters that
cost taxpayers and millions of dollars, and state officials now
quickly settle fight over their agenda to impose LGBT beliefs
on faith groups. This is a faith group now Christian
Kids Camp all right, faith group serving kids and everyone
else in Colorado apparently can learn Some of them in

(01:52:36):
Colorado can learn the politicos as they have agreed to
settle quickly the latest lawsuit challenging their agenda to impose
their LGBT faith on all groups in the state, including
Christian Camps for children. The original religious organization now the
Alliance Defending Freedom or also knows ADF, has announced that
a settlement has been reached with a state in which

(01:52:57):
the extremists in power have agreed not to enforce their
transgender demands on a Christian camp for children. Idra Hail
is what it's called, named after the traditional hymn I'd
rather have Jesus. Earlier court fights over the anti Christian
policies and practices adopted by state officials already have caused

(01:53:18):
taxpayers millions of which they lost. You I remember the
cake bakers and so forth, and those continue to mount
because they just aren't getting it. Even after the Supreme
Courts smacked them back of time or two. They're still like,
you know again, these are the new Confederates, folks, These
are the new Confederates. Tack with what Supreme courts a
heck with the First Amendment religious fream take me all

(01:53:40):
that is. You know that's going to be. The newest
case was filed just months ago and challenged the decision
by the Colorado Department of Early Childhood to impose its
transgender ideologies on camps on all camps, including religious camps
Christian camps for children. The settlement quote allows the camp
to operate without compromising itst religious and common sense beliefs
about biological SEXU legal team explaining the state agency had

(01:54:01):
tried to force licensed resident camps to allow campers to
use the private facilities of the opposite sex. That would
mean letting boys into girls' bedrooms and showers at the
Christian camp and vice versa. And of course you've seen
how well that worked out right here in Virginia, up
in low Down County right quote. As part of the settlement,
Colorado agreed not to take any enforcement action against Camp

(01:54:23):
ira J before a violation of the gender identity requirements.
The state is also clarifying in a memo on its
website and an administrative guides that churches, synagogue's moss, or
any other place that is principally used for religious purposes
are exempt from the requirements. The ADF said, of course,
that is in complying with the First Amendment of the
US Constitution, which apparently they didn't bother to consult before

(01:54:46):
they put this stupid law rule or whatever it is together.
It's almost as if you wonder, again, what law school
did these people go to? And most of these state
legislators are lawyers, Not all, but many of them are.
What law schools you go to? What constitution did you read?
What constitution did you read?

Speaker 5 (01:55:04):
Now?

Speaker 2 (01:55:04):
The camp has operated on acreage near Bailey, Colorado since
nineteen forty eight, in other words, ain't novenue, and has
maintained resident camp license in the state since nineteen ninety five.
So this is the something that just popped out of
the They did just pop this thing up out of
the woods, like you know, two months back or something
been around a while. STID officials originally refused the camp's
request for permission to operate consistent with its faith, but

(01:55:27):
then I got the idea involved, and then you know,
the rest of says say is history. But I end
on this again to note how I've said on this show,
if you are a Christian, the target on your back
has gotten bigger.

Speaker 4 (01:55:40):
Again.

Speaker 2 (01:55:40):
I'm not saying this to discourage you to bring you down.
I'm simply you know, Jesus said to be generalist does
but where his serpents. Okay, you need to understand who
the enemy is, so to speak, and who's and who
had what is behind all this stuff? And yeah, these
are bad folks doing this, but who's whispering in their
ear as well who that is in his palace. But

(01:56:03):
there is an all out war in this country, a
political war and a spiritual war on followers of Jesus Christ,
make no bones about that. If you took nothing away
from that from this article other than that, then you've
got it. You've got the gist of it. It's what
I'm trying to say. And I've documented it acknowledgement if

(01:56:26):
an item on the show. For the several years that
I've been doing this show, I've documented this kind of
anti Christian bigotry that is becoming institutionalized. Sort of the
disturbing part about this, I mean it disturbing anyway, but
how much of this is becoming institutionalized, and how there
are states who are becoming First Amendment religious freedom free

(01:56:48):
zones that they just It's like, again, what constitution are you?
What First Amendment are you reading? Because remember the fiber
liberty is contained in the First Amendment. The first one
is freedom of religion. Because and that's not an accident.
Founders didn't go any many money. Mo let's you know, okay,
we'll put that one first. They knew these were learned men.

(01:57:08):
They weren't all what we would call today orthodox lower
CASEO Christians. Some of them were deists and what have you.
And I think Thomas Pain could arguably be called an agnostic.
I only he's a full tilt atheist, but he was
definitely I think in agnostic, at least for a while.
But these guys had enough of a Judaeo Christian ideology
training and embrace, embracing of those tenets that they knew

(01:57:32):
it was important for people to have freedom of heart, mind,
and soul and spirit to believe as they believed in
their God. And they knew that that had to be
the first liberty because everything else hinges on that. It's
a lynchpin in which all the other liberties hinge upon,

(01:57:54):
because if you don't have freedom of thought, freedom of
faith him to worship your God in so freedom of
worship with freedom of religion, to worship and serve your
God and live that faith out. If you don't have
that kind of freedom, the rest of liberty is well,
where do they kind of become a moot point? Who
don't have freedom of mind, heart and soul of spirit? Well,

(01:58:17):
the rest of us who cares. That's why it is
the most important liberty, and that is why it is
under attack by these socialists, Marxists, communists coming out of
these universities and from these universities and coming into political office,
coming into a power in many places around our country.

(01:58:38):
And they're going on, huh, you guys, because they're taught,
See the Marxists teach in essence that religion isn't opiate
for the masses. Remember Stalin study to be when he
was younger, studied to be an Orthodox father of the
Eastern and Russian Orthodox of Capital oh Church, and got

(01:59:03):
this enchanted with that for whatever reasons, and then became
one of the world's biggest tyrants in history, and minions
of people died under his regime. We'm talking about Stalin
of Russia, former Soviet Union. The the the ultimate is
a silencing of these folks. And you ask anybody who's
done missionary work in places like China and some of

(01:59:24):
these real hardcore regimes, some of the Catholic missionaries, for example,
proces missionaries as well, some of them who have seen
some pretty brutal things, they will tell you that some
of these nations, these banana republics, these communists and hardcore
socialist regimes. These fascist regime regimes are built on the

(01:59:45):
crushed goals of Christians. Okay, and we've seen virtual, virtual
genocide in the Middle East as Islamo fascists have attempted
to take over the Middle East. I think they're going
to get pushed back here and are getting pushed back
pretty quickly. But they've there's almost been a virtual genocide. Really,
some would call it a genocide of Christians in the

(02:00:06):
Middle East. Some of these countries as recently as thirty
forty fifty years ago had very large Christian populations. They're
almost gone. Places like Syria, places like Iraq, Iran, good
luck finding Christians well. In Iran, there's a burgeoning home
church movement, so there are quite a few Christians in Iran,

(02:00:29):
but at one point, you know, there were loads of
Christians in a lot of these I mean it's.

Speaker 6 (02:00:36):
Some of the.

Speaker 2 (02:00:37):
Fellowships and some of the churches are the oldest in
the world. I mean literally were founded few years after
Christ's crucifixion in places like Syria, in places like Lebanon,
in places like Iraq, I mean, Disciples of Jesus founded
churches in those areas. Some of the oldest existing and

(02:00:57):
practicing churches until recent decades on the planet we're in
that region. Now they're virtually gone. You know, we pride
ourselves as being Christian nation. YadA YadA. Well, there's a
danger there right now, and I think the Lord's going
to stand up and defend his own I'm not trying

(02:01:17):
to to do fear porn here, but what I am
trying to get you to do is to understand what
time of day it is, and you need to be
on your guard and you need to be ready to
defend the faith that scripture says with gentalists and respect,
but you need to be bold about it. Don't cower,
don't give in. And by the way, you need to

(02:01:39):
fight and stand for your liberties. You need to fight
and stand for your liberties. And I'm talking with we're
to the point of, you know, like it was on
Lexton Green, we gotta grab the you know, the muskets,
we gotta grab the guns and start shooting the soldiers.
We're not there yet, and hopefully we'll never be. We
will never get to that level. I pray that never happens.
But there's ways of standing and the power of the Lord. Look,

(02:02:02):
he says we're more than conquers in Christ Jesus, as
the word says, we're more than conquers in Christ Jesus.
You've got to stand firm and defend the faith. Thank
God for organizations like ADF lines defending freedom.

Speaker 6 (02:02:15):
Uh.

Speaker 2 (02:02:15):
Your your right to practice your faith unencumbered and unhindered
by some government goon is enshrined in the First Amendment.
But that but that Constitution is only a piece of
paper if you don't put its principles in action and
stand and fight. Remember, the Constitution is a wall between

(02:02:39):
you and the government. There is a there is a
wall of separation. It's your constitution between you and the government.
That that draws a line in the sand and said government,
thus far you can come and then no further. That's
what that That's what that Bill of Rights is about.
And and it codifies your liberty, says really give your liberties.

(02:03:01):
It simply codifies them. But it's up to you to
fight for them. So Christians, you've got to understand the
time again, the time of day it is, and this
kind of stuff is getting worse, and we need to
hit our we need to hit our knees and be
praying like We've never prayed for this nation and our
brethren and everybody, I don't care what their faith, Uh,

(02:03:26):
pray for Pray for folks, and pray for our leaders.
That's scriptural to pray for those that govern over you.
But we have something unique in this country. We have
the chance to elect and unelect, if you will, hire
and fire, so to speak, with our votes these people
that pull stuff like this. But there is an attitude

(02:03:46):
that is growing, and it's and there is a bigotry
and hatred in this country, not just that's growing, not
just against the Jews. And I've been saying all along
what you're seeing happening in the anti Semitism against the
Jewish folk, the Hebrew folk in this country. I've been
saying for a long time. Christians, you're next. Don't think
you're gonna dodge that bullet either, so to speak. So

(02:04:07):
we've got to be about the father's business, and we've
got to be hitting our knees, and we've got to
educate ourselves on what's going on. And I've said it
before and I'll say it again before we close. Two
of the biggest problems going on right now in this
nation is not understanding being ignorant of our constitution and
not understanding, being ignorant of the Bible, and who Jesus is,

(02:04:32):
who Christ is, of our problems when this country maybe
more it can be laid at the feet of those
two ignorances and those two things, those two things on net.
Let's call it today special thanks and shout out to
old friend Netta Callwell. Be sure to check out and
get her book Caught. It's available at Amazon dot com

(02:04:56):
at a fair price. You can learn more about that
as well. Also, be were to check out the websites
Christian talkdrocks dot net, Christian talk arocks dot com. As always,
be sure to take care of yourself, take care of
those that you love, and remember God is love. See
you next time.

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