Welcome to another edition of the Awakening podcast on American Family Radio

Bishop EW Jackson: Welcome to another edition of the Awakening podcast here on American Family Radio. I'm your host, Bishop E.W. jackson, and it's great as always to be with you. Thank you so much for your kind support. I run into you all over the country. Everywhere I go speak, somebody comes up to me invariably and says, hey, I listen to you on American Family Radio and I listen to your podcast, or I, I hear you on the radio sometimes now, used to be on daily now when you speak. And I can't tell you how gratifying that is. I'm really so grateful to all of you for your prayers and your support, not only for me, of course, for this network. I really believe that American Family Radio is one of the greatest forces for good in the United States of America. I am serious about that because it is just daily consistent biblical worldview programming. And you can tune in any time of the day and be edified, be encouraged, see things the way God would have us see them, rather than the way the world wants us to see them. So we couldn't do that by the grace of God, without your help. Without your help, we couldn't do it. So thank you all for supporting, for praying, for giving, and everything that you do to help make this network be the force for righteousness that God wants it to be.

The director of the Smithsonian was questioned about biased American history

Well, look, some of you may have caught some of this, I'm not sure, but, I did an interview with, Fox Online, let's see, I think that was earlier this week. And that thing has really taken off, kind of gone viral talking about the Smithsonian. And so I've had a lot of people contacting me say I saw it, and a lot of other people want to interview me and talk to me further about it. And I basically, I think I commented on it, on my last podcast. But if I didn't, and just in case you might have missed it, the, ah, director of the Smithsonian was, basically questioned at a congressional hearing about some of the things that they learned were being posted by the Smithsonian and some of the displays by the Smithsonian, particularly with regard to American history, which tried to paint American history as, of course, sort of the typical leftist garbage. America is a white, racist and white supremacist country. And essentially everything about America Pretty much is bad. In fact, the director of the Smithsonian actually said, I see history as a tool for social justice. You might as well say, I see American history as a way to lie to people and manipulate people and to get people to think the way I want them to think. I mean, you might as well say that history is not a tool for social justice. History is a tool of learning. You learn facts, you learn information, you think through it, you analyze it, you try to understand what people are thinking and going through at that time. and then you can draw your own conclusions about what that means to you. But people who purport to teach history should not be teaching history as a tool for social justice. They should be teaching it as a tool for learning. And, of course, we Americans should be teaching it as a tool for understanding and appreciating the great blessing we have in the United States of America. Can I give you just sort of the. I hope this proves to be kind of the elevator pitch on my view of American history. and by the way, I talk about this extensively in my book, Sweet Land of Reflections of a Patriot Descended from Slaves. But here it is. America is not a perfect place. We all know that. It never has been. And by the way, it never will be. Heaven is. And if you compare America to heaven, you'd have a lot to complain about. But America is not heaven, and we're not in heaven. America must be compared to the other nations on earth and the other places on earth in which one could reside or in which one could have been born or in which one could live. And that comparison leaves America head and shoulders above all other nations on earth that ever have existed. And by the way, from that perspective, that includes Israel. Because Israel, as you know, was at one point, of course, a judge ruled theocracy. those were probably Israel's best days, to tell you the truth. Because God told Israel, don't have a king. Let me be your king. But they insisted on having an earthly king, a man to. To be king. And God told him that you get a king, the king will make you his slaves. And of course, we know that's exactly what happened, except for a few very righteous kings. And even they weren't far from perfect. But except for a few righteous kings, King David, Solomon, to some extent, very wise, but also Solomon, of course, fell into foolishness. David, of course, had committed his share of sin. But, David, Solomon, Hezekiah, Uzziah, Josiah, who might I be leaving out? Those are the most prominent ones over Centuries. Most of the kings were wicked, tyrannical. So. And of course, we know both kingdoms fell as a result. The northern kingdom of Israel fell because it went wholly into idolatry. The southern kingdom followed it more slow, ultimately followed the same course. And it fell as well, about 120 years apart. But both of them fell. So now they lasted longer than America has lasted so far. But then, of course, how long America lasts, I think, depends upon how long it will be before Jesus comes. My point is, even compared to Israel, America is the greatest nation the world has ever seen in terms of affirming human dignity, human flourishing, the ability to fulfill your God given gifts and talents and to go to the highest place they will take you. It is the best place on Earth to raise a family, to get an education, to build a business, and to find, as the, as the Declaration says, to pursue and find happiness. Of course, the Founding Fathers were thinking of happiness in terms of moral virtue, not happiness in terms of I can do whatever I want to do and be as profligate and as trifling and as stupid and, you know, as no account as I want to be. No, that's not. They were thinking, the pursuit of happiness is a life of moral excellence. It's a life in which you are in balance. You are doing those things that you ought to be doing in ways that you ought to be doing them, and that you are fulfilling everything that God put in you as a human being in order to maximize your own human potential. There's no better place on Earth to do that, and there never has been, than the United States of America. We have the highest standard of living of any country on Earth. We, we've invented more, created more, innovated more than any nation on Earth by far. And yet we are only 4.25% of the population of the world. Why isn't that story told? Why doesn't the Smithsonian tell that story? Well, people ask, how could they think that way? Let me give you the short answer. The short answer is we allowed Marxist indoctrination to enter our educational system. And that Marxist indoctrination has taught an embittered, angry, disenchanted view of the United States of America. It has taught it to our children. It has taught them all the way through high school and through college. And so by the time they are adults, by the time they run things like the Smithsonian, they are already brainwashed into this notion of America bad. And America somehow needs to be brought to heel, brought down, knocked down. We need, fundamental transformation or we need a revolution. Barack Obama was a product of that. I used to quit. Barack Obama graduated from Harvard Law School. So did I. But he drank the Kool Aid and I didn't remember. Harvard Law School birthed critical race theory. Harvard Law School birthed critical legal studies. These are all Marxist worldviews. They look at the world through the lens of the oppressed and the oppressor, the bourgeoisie and the proletariat. As Marx would have put it, the owner of the means of production and the worker. That's how they see the world. And the, whole world is defined by the struggle of the oppressed to overthrow the owner of the means of production, or the proletariat to overthrow the bourgeoisie and set up the dictatorship of the proletariat. And that worldview has poisoned our whole education system and the way race comes into it. You cannot sell class warfare in the United States of America because we don't have classes here. Now, don't get me wrong. That doesn't mean we don't have some people that are born to wealth, some people that, shall we say, their way of life, their level of affluence is way beyond other people. And so you could say, in a sense, that they live in different classes. But. But for America, the difference is, take me for an example. I was born into a broken home. I was placed in foster care at 14 months old. most of my time in foster care was, I would say, low income to impoverished.

Jackson recalls times when there was no food in the house to eat

I remembered, times when there was, no food in the house to eat. Or at least, at least, shall we say, no. there wasn't an abundance of food. There might have been something you could eat. And so we ate mayonnaise sandwiches when there was nothing else, or we ate biscuits and syrup when there was nothing else. my foster mother used to. Used to eat cornbread and buttermilk, which I even. The thought of it today, it's almost enough to me. Oh, man, I couldn't stand it. I couldn't stand the smell. I couldn't understand how anybody could eat that stuff. But it was a poor person's meal. Buy a quart of buttermilk and you bake some cornbread. You don't have chicken, you don't have steaks, you don't have a bunch of green vegetables. But, you know, you get by. And it wasn't always that way. Don't get me wrong. It wasn't like I was eating that on a daily basis. But there were those moments we had a local Grocery store owned by Ms. Madeline. I will never forget it. I can see her now. And my foster mother and foster father would run a tab at that store, and they would. In other words, they would buy groceries on credit. Yeah, they were buying groceries. Who does that today? But they were buying groceries on credit. And sometimes they would send me up to pick up something, and Ms. Madeline would say to me, you know, tell your mother and father that they need to come up here and pay on the bill. And I would say, yes, ma'. Am. I go home and tell them. And then there were times they couldn't buy anything because Ms. Madeleine would say, no, you got to pay on the bill before you buy anything else. Now, that was the way I lived. I don't live that way. Now, please, please give me some grace on this, because I don't say this in any way to brag on myself, because I hope that all of you know me well enough, that listen to me. Know me well enough to know. I, believe this with all my heart. What I am, God made me. What I have, God gave me. Where I am, God brought me. And what I know, God taught me. So to God be the glory for the things that he has done. Now, I mean that with all my heart. But now think about this foster kid eating mayonnaise sandwich sandwiches, biscuits and syrup, and watching his foster parents run up a tab at the grocery store until they got to the point where they couldn't pay the tab and the groceries were cut off until they paid down on the tab. I lived that way. But then I went on, and I won't go through the whole story, but went on, joined the Marine The Core, finish college, graduate summa cum laude, going to Harvard Law School, become an attorney, practice law for 15 years. written three books. I lecture at colleges. I speak all over the country. I mean, that's America, folks. See, I don't say that bragging on myself. I say that bragging on, of course, to God be the glory, as I've said, because without him, none of it would be possible. He gave us the United States of America, but he gave us a country in which little old kid Jackson in foster care can become Bishop Jackson that you're listening to right now. That's my country. Why doesn't the Smithsonian tell that story? Not my story, per se. You understand? Not my story per se. But that's the story of America, and you could tell it a million times over. I mean, look, I have two emotions when I think about this stuff. I have the emotion of Anger that these people denigrate the country that I so love and the country that has made things possible for me that I know wouldn't have been possible anywhere else in the world. And there are people who. Who have certainly done much, much better, far beyond where I've gone, financially. They've got fame, they've got millions of dollars or sometimes hundreds of millions of dollars. And they started with nothing. But you could tell that story over and over and over and over and over again. That's why class warfare doesn't work in America. Because what class do I belong to? What class do you belong to? Well, we don't. We see. We as Americans, we don't think that way. It's about your achievement. We are an upwardly mobile society. But. But if you use race, you use skin color, which is an indelible outward physiological characteristic that cannot be altered, and you make that the basis of societal distinctions. And you convince people that if you are of darker skin, you are forever in the lower class. You are forever held down, you are forever discriminated against, you are forever denigrated, forever, looked upon with disdain. You can convince people of that it's a lie, but you can convince him of that. Now you've got what you need for revolutionary attitudes. We've got to change the system. This system is rotten from the core. It won't allow me. And you convince people because you see, what you're now doing is you're getting away from the actual economic conditions of people, their actual living circumstances, and you're now into their psychological makeup, their framework. I mean, this is the kind of situation where you hear Barack Obama, how much is he and Myshel Worth now? $100 million. Oprah Winfrey. What's she worth? A million dollars. A billion dollars. Probably worth several billion dollars now. But when you hear people like that talk as if they are at the dregs in the bottom of society. You know, you hear a LeBron James, what's he worth? A billion dollars? Saying at one point, it's hard for a black man in America. It's hard.

Now you've got racial Marxism.

And you want to look at him and you want to dope slap him. He had to reach up quite high to do it. So I'm not talking about physically false. Anyway, I'm kidding about that. But yeah, so now you've got something that's so emotionally appealing and is so easily used, emotionally to manipulate people and to embitter people and to anger, anger people. Now you've got racial Marxism. Racial mark, that's hot. Off the presses, folks. I just came up with that one. But it applies. It's racial Marxism. So now you can you. Instead of. Instead of. It's. It's. Instead of. It's the. The owners of the means of production versus the worker. No, it's. It's. It's white people versus people of color. So you're. If you're white, you're a problem. No matter how poor you are, no matter what your problems are, no matter. No matter how much you struggle, no matter what you've gone through, no matter how much you suffered, none of that matters. You are the problem because you are an oppressor by definition. You are quote, unquote, privileged. Yeah. And if you are of darker hue, they try to exempt Asians because Asians seem to do too well to try to include them in an oppressed class. It just doesn't work. They tend to earn more. They tend to be more highly educated. They tend to do well on standardized tests. Even though they come from different cultures and are recent, arrivals in the United States of America, they still tend to do very well. In fact, they tend to outscore Americans of European ancestry and certainly outscore Americans of African ancestry and outscore Americans of Hispanic ancestry. and so you could. They kind of try to exempt them, but they're still quote, unquote, people of color. And they still try to use them whenever they can by saying, you know, that anti. Anti. There's anti Asian hatred all over the country. By whom? Well, of course they try to conflate. If you hate the Chinese communist system, by definition you hate Asians because that's the way they get you. Because, you know, again, they don't. Americans don't hate Asians. But see, so they've substituted race for class. And now they've got. They can have a big constituency. because you could take all the Muslims. Well, you know, most of them are not quote, unquote, white or of European ancestry. You can take all the Hispanics, you can take all the people of African ancestry. You can take all the people of Asian ancestry, all the people, of Indian ancestry. You put them all together, and then you take all the Americans of European ancestry who will buy into the socialist Marxist worldview. And you put all those together and you've got what, Steve Phillips, in his book called Brown is the NewSong White. You've got a whole new constituency upon which to build America into the socialist paradise that you want it to be. And the Smithsonian, when it buys into that particular vision, because that's what its leaders buy into. This is what you get. You get this pap. This nonsense that they spit out. That's supposed to be some kind of historical perspective, and it's not at all. I mean, did you hear one of the things that they were promoting was the notion of politeness is white supremacy. Now, I didn't really intend to talk about this as long as I've talked about it, but this is really worth delving into a little bit because I haven't heard anybody else do this. So let's do that. What do they mean when they say politeness is white supremacy? What are they really getting at? let me tell you what they're really getting at. Politeness has nothing to do with white supremacy. It has nothing to do with any racial classification. It simply has to do with the Christian principle, the golden rule. Do unto others as you would have them do unto you. So you treat people politely because that's how you'd want to be treated. It's really a way of showing Christian love to people that you don't know that you're not, that you have no intimate, personal relationship with. But you show them courtesy and matters because that's the closest you can get to expressing love to them other than witnessing them, witnessing to them about the gospel of Jesus Christ. So you hold the door open when you see someone coming through with packages, or you stop to let someone into traffic because you see they're having a hard time getting in, and you try to give them the benefit of the doubt. You say please and thank you to people when they've done something for you, just as a way of expressing your courtesy and letting them know that you don't take them for granted as a human being and you appreciate what they've done to try to help you, however minor that might be. It's just little things, politeness, but that's white supremacy. But that's not what they're really getting at. You know what they're really getting at? What they're really getting at is anybody who tries to convince you that you shouldn't tear up a community, that you shouldn't riot, that you shouldn't attack people, attack property, burn things that you shouldn't. That you should treat the police with courtesy and respect. Anybody who tells you that they're trying to get you to buy into white supremacy, See, because what they really want is they want people to disrupt the society with chaos and disorder and anarchy. You see, politeness means that m. I can't treat you as my neighbor. In a way that disregards your concerns and your interests, because I'm showing respect for you. But no, no, no. They say white supremacy is not only can I mistreat you, I can come on your property and tear it up and threaten you and intimidate you. Remember during, after the George Floyd march, they were marching through communities and threatening people, who are. Would open their doors and they were chanting things like, this property belongs to me. They had these chants, where your property? This is really my property. I mean, that's really what they're getting at when they say it's white supremacy. What they mean is throw out all rules that require that you show human decency to other people, particularly white people, because that's what it's going to take to overthrow this constitutional republic we call the United States of America. That's what they're really getting at when they say, well, politeness is just white supremacy, Folks. It's diabolical. That's what it is. It's diabolical. And by the way, and it's anti Christian, it's anti Judeo Christian principles and values. Because the color of your skin should not matter to me. I ought to treat you with decency and treat you with respect no matter who you are. I ought to be polite to you no matter who you are. But they're not talking about just common parlance and interactions with people. They're talking about the willingness to disrupt, the willingness to attack, the willingness to destroy and not have your conscience bothered by the notion that you haven't been decent toward another human being. That's what they're getting at. You know what ultimately they're getting at, folks? And this is not a stretch, because history proves that what I'm about to say to you is true. What they're ultimately getting at is if I have to kill you to get you out of the way of the revolutionary society that I'm trying to create, I shouldn't be bothered. Because being bothered is buying into the white supremacist notions that we have been taught in order to keep us in line. That's really where this is going. So when Mao sent out his Red Guard, all these young people, and they began to attack, adults and elderly people and would just go and intimidate them and beat them and sometimes kill them because they didn't seem to have a full grasp of and a full embrace of the revolution. See, yeah, you don't have to be concerned about being polite to these people, respecting your elders and all that. That's not that. That gets in the way of the revolution. That's really what they're getting at. This stuff is wicked. It's evil. But that's what the Smithsonian was trying to promote. And I made some comments on that on a Fox News interview, and it's pretty much gone viral. I mean, thousands of people have seen and responded to those comments. In fact, thousands of people have commented on it, which means a lot more than that have seen it. but I just thank God for the opportunity to set this record straight.

The Truth Tour is necessary because institutions are promoting a lie about American history

So let me just take this chance to mention the Truth Tour, because m. That's what. That was part of what my response to the Smithsonian was all about, and why the Truth Tour is necessary. Because we've got people in our culture, institutions of influence, that are promoting a lie about American history and promoting a lie about who we are. Because what they really want is for us to not be who we really are. So they have to promote the lie about who we are in order to get people to believe, well, who we are is bad. And we've got to change that, change that completely. As I've said many times, we do not need the fundamental transformation of America. What we need is to restore the fundamentals. That's what we need. So I just wanted to lay that out there because it's an issue that's going to come up again and again. And if you want to host a Truth Tour event, you want to invite me to your church, your organization, your business, to talk about facts about American history you were never taught. Email, [email protected] that's truthtourandink.net, or you can call us 757-375-6444. That's 757-375-6444.

The latest revelations on Anthony Fauci make me angry

now, the, the. The next thing I want to mention is the continuing revelations on Anthony Fauci. Now, folks, you know, I said, when I hear these things like the Smithsonian, denigrating my country makes me angry. But when I think about the blessing of the United States of America, I still feel a sense of joy. I'm not letting them take my joy away. But I'll tell you something else. When I hear these stories about how Anthony Fauci lied with the straight face to the American people, and then behind the scenes, was saying other things to personal friends and people that he know, writing in his diary, texting people, the opposite of what he was saying publicly. It also makes me angry because in this latest revelation is perhaps the worst. You know, we already knew that he was funding experimentation on fetal body parts for, five, six month old babies aborted. They were taking their body parts and using them in experiments. Now, I don't know that Fauci was doing this personally, but he was certainly funding these experiments just like he was funding gain of function research in the Wuhan Laboratory and other places. Even though none other than the far leftist liberal Barack Obama thought that that was dangerous and that we probably shouldn't be doing that. Even he thought that. But Anthony Fauci, Mr. Science, maybe you should call him the science God with a small G. Of course, he knew better. In this latest round of revelations, we're finding out that while again, with a straight face and with various ads, they were telling women. Not only does the shot telling pregnant women or women planning to get pregnant, not only is the shot not going to interfere with your pregnancy, but you need to get the shot. You need to get the shot. If you're pregnant, you need to get the shot. But behind the scenes, he was acknowledging that there might even be some evidence that that second shot could lead to a miscarriage. Others were expressing concern about the shot leading to a miscarriage period. Because we know this is not a traditional vaccine that depended upon an, immunological response by the body to the dead virus being injected into a body, the body or small portion of a live virus being, injected, into the body, but rather this MNRA M, mRNA, forgive me mRNA, type thing is really a different. It's not really a classic vaccine, so it's not really a vaccine as we've known vaccines, I mean. And so there were all kinds of suspicions about heirs, adverse incident reports, myocardial infarctions, headaches, miscarriages in pregnant women and so forth. But he stood up and said, oh, no, no problem, nothing to see here. No, no, no, no, no. Women, women should have the shot. And behind the scenes acknowledging that there was some risk of miscarriage. Now we may never know. I'd certainly like to know, wouldn't you, how many women miscarried after getting that shot. How many pregnant women miscarried after getting that shot? Because, see, I really believe that they suppressed adverse incident reports. They inflated the number of deaths from Cove and suppressed the number of adverse incident reports after people took the shots from COVID And people had all kinds of issues, brain fog and I mean, just a whole bunch of things that went wrong with people after they took the shot. And, you know, it's bad enough that you don't value the lives of adult human beings enough to give them accurate information. The good, the bad, and the ugly. Meaning you tell them, to the best of your knowledge, you tell them what you believe are the potential benefits, but then you also tell them what you believe are the downside or the side effects, the adverse. Potential adverse reactions to this. And then you let people decide for themselves rather than essentially browbeating them and intimidating them and threatening them with the loss of their job, the loss of their livelihood, the loss of their business if they don't go along. I mean, what arrogance, what hubris. Now add to that, you also don't care about killing an unborn baby. You just willy nilly. no, no problem. No problem. Pregnant ladies. Yeah, go ahead. Go ahead and get. Is. Folks, I've said this before. I don't think I've said it to you, but I will say this. First of all, I really believe that there is a need for a grand jury to be empaneled and to examine the evidence to see, A, where Fauci lied, I mean, said things that he knew were not true, and B, to what extent did those lies lead people to take action that led to their death or serious injury? And if that. If we can draw that line from Fauci's comments to the deaths or serious injuries of people, Fauci ought to be charged. That may be a somewhat attenuated situation, but to me, it is the equivalent of a doctor telling a patient to take a particular, drug or particular pharmaceutical, knowing that one of the side effects is death, or perhaps putting you into a comatose state and never, ever, ever, ever, ever mentioning that potential. And then when it happens, saying, oh, I never recommended anybody take that. I never told. It wasn't me, it was the hospital. Well, if you knew that it could lead to those results and you never gave anyone notice of that potential, and you pushed this thing and then add to the mix the possibility you push it for your own personal financial gain, you should be charged with a crime. Now, the crime might be manslaughter, might not be first degree murder. Because you think, well, maybe not everybody dies from it, not everybody gets injured, but some people do, and you knew the risk was there. Second degree murder, manslaughter, involuntary manslaughter, something. And when you think of the potential numbers for Anthony Fauci, I mean, again, that's where you get the notion of crimes against humanity where he didn't do this just one person, he did this to millions of people.

Maybe it's time for a class action suit against Anthony Fauci

So there's that, but there's also the civil side, which I've never talked about before. And that is. Maybe it's time for a class action suit. Maybe it's time for a bunch of people to get together to sue Anthony Fauci. Maybe that's already happened. I don't know. I've never heard of any class action suits against Anthony Fauci or against, the NIH or the National Institute for Allergies and Infectious Diseases, which Fauci directly ran. Although Fauci really ran the medical industry while Covid was under, Fauci was given carte blanche to run the medical industry during COVID If you were a doctor and you dared speak against him or you dared, write a prescription for something that was against what Fauci was telling people to do. Ivermectin, hydrochloroquine, hydroxychloroquine, hydroxy. Hydroxychloroquine. you were going to lose your license. You could actually be stripped of your medical license for writing a prescription for hydroxychloroquine or ivermectin if you were a scientific researcher. And you said you spoke against something that Foushee was suggesting. Like you said, well, it looks to me like the indices on this virus are that it was engineered in a laboratory. Forget your grant money. It wasn't coming. He was going to cancel it. The word went out from the demigod of science, Anthony Fauci, that you weren't worthy of that scientific research grant, and that was the end of it for you. You became blacklisted. This man wielded so much power. Well, a civil. A class action civil suit. The level of evidentiary, bar is much lower because you don't have to have a unanimous agreement by jury, or you only need a majority. and the evidence only needs to be a preponderance of the evidence. In other words, if most of the evidence lends itself to the fact that Fauci did this, did this intentionally, did this, knowingly, did this willingly, lied to people, you've got a basis for a class action lawsuit against him. And to tell you the truth, I think there's a great big old pot of money that he's sitting on that he's hiding, that would serve just perfectly in compensating all the people that he's harmed. No, I don't think anybody knows how much it is. I guarantee you it's a big pot. He won't talk about how much money he's earned in royalties for drugs that he promoted. He won't talk about whatever arrangements he had with, With. With, Bill Gates. And they did have an ARR. The man's got to be held accountable. he needs to be held accountable civilly or he needs to be held accountable criminally or he needs to be. Or maybe on both counts. And this latest revelation to me just adds fuel to the fire. Now, it's been referred, of course, for criminal prosecution. It's going to be up to the Justice Department to determine whether they can find a case. But I've just suggested there's another avenue, which is a potential civil lawsuit by a class that gets together of, people who have been in one way or another injured by the decisions and the pronouncements, and the lies of Anthony Fauci and are looking to him to be, looking to the courts to hold him liable for the harm that he caused. So as far as I'm concerned, on both counts, he needs to pay the price. this man is one of the worst things that ever happened to this country. He really is. And I really believe that he killed a bunch of people with AIDS by promoting AZT, which all the literature now you read, RFK's book, which I have read, but all the literature now tells you that stuff was deadly. And he just kept promoting it. It was killing people. Most people weren't dying of aids. They were dying of taking that drug. Just like he pushed the COVID vaccine, so called. The Cove shot, so called vaccine. He was pushing azt, and no matter what the results were, he kept pushing it. He never relented, he never backed up. I mean, this is his pattern. according to RFK's book, he allowed him and Bill Gates to do vast experiments on people in Africa just like they were a bunch of cattle. So I'll tell you again, I don't hate Anthony Fauci. I pray for him. I don't like him, but I don't hate him and I don't wish him ill. I hope the man comes to a saving knowledge of Jesus Christ and repents before it's too late. Because I'll tell you something, if he dies and goes to hell in his present condition, he's liable to look up and find Adolf Hitler in the hell cell right beside him. Because when all is said and done, I don't know how many people he's killed. Well, you realize that America has 60. America's death, rate 65% higher than the average industrial nation in the world, which means primarily Europe, 65% higher. How in the world can the United States of America, which is. Which is the medical marvel of the world, which is the wealthiest nation on earth, how in the world can we have 65% more deaths? And by the way, the ratio is even worse than that when you compare us to African countries and Asian countries. In other words, every country on earth had fewer deaths than we did. How is that possible? I think it's possible because of Anthony Fauci, who didn't care how many people died. He cared how many shots were given out and how much money was made off of them, And cared about how much press he got. The darling of the left. I mean, Trillia Roberts practically went into a tizzy when he, came on screen when she was doing. I don't know what she was doing, but, well, he walked on screen and took his seat. And Trillia Roberts, you know, wow, she. Yeah, she almost went epileptic. My hero. Oh, my goodness gracious. and he wrote all that stuff in his diary. He loved it. He lived for. Wasn't about serving the American people. It was about serving Anthony Fauci. And he felt that way about his own sense of fame.

Anthony Fauci took the lives of the American people

What do you feel about his own sense of fortune? We'll talk about a violation of the spirit of the founding fathers, who gave their lives, their fortunes, and their sacred honor. Fauci took the lives of the American people, made a fortune, and had no honor. Well, thank God we have proved once again to be an amazingly resilient nation. You know, this takes me back. I always say we are the spiritual and intellectual heirs of George Washington. You all know my joke, which is I, say I'm a son of George Washington. People say you don't look much like George Washington, But we are all intellectual and spiritual sons and daughters of George Washington. We Americans. That resilience, that commitment to freedom, that determination not to be subjugated. Even during COVID many people paid a price for it. Lost their jobs, had their businesses destroyed, had their families destroyed. Some people think their families got so indoctrinated with this mess that they basically hated anybody who didn't want to have the shot. I mean, it was terrible. Churches closed down, But praise God, here we are. America is still the land of the free and the home of the brave. It looks like, ah, Anthony Fauci is at least there is some m effort to hold him accountable. Praise God. That's the country I love. I pray that that effort will be successful or that that referral will be taken up by the justice department in a fair way, following the facts and the law, and we'll see where it leads. In terms of Anthony Fauci's future status, he'll probably have to have. He would have to have a much smaller picture of himself to put on his jail. Put on the wall of his jail cell, that's for sure. But he'd probably be quite content to sit in the jail cell as long as he's looking at his own picture on the wall. Yeah, he could do that, as far as I'm concerned, for the rest of his life, and it would not be enough. Well, look, that's going to do it. I will be back with you tomorrow. if you'd like to help us in what we're doing with the Truth tour again, just email us at truthtourstandinc.net truthtourstandinc.net or call us at 757-375-6444. Thank you for all that you all do to support American Family Radio. God bless each and every one of you. And look, folks, we are going to stay on the watch. We are going to stay on the wall. We are not coming down because we are doing a great work and we will not be finished until America is free of all of this Marxism, socialism, sexual deviancy, and all of these totalitarian impulses we see coming out of the left. Now. We are a Judeo Christian nation. We are a nation that is blessed because our God is the Lord and so shall we ever be. If you and I have anything to say about it, we're going to have a little lot to say about it. We have a lot more to say about it. So God bless each and every one of you. You all know what to do. Stand up, step up, speak up. And refuse to back up. Because we cannot be defeated if we will not quit because we are on God's side. God bless everybody.