Abraham Hamilton III Darkness is not an affirmative force. It simply reoccupies the space vacated by the light. This is the Hamilton Corner on American Family Radio. It should be uncomfortable for a believer to live as a hypocrite, delivering people out of the bondage of mainstream media and the philosophies of this world. God has called you and me to be his ambassadors even in this dark moment. Let's not miss our moment. And now the Hamilton Corner. Good evening everybody. Welcome to the Hamilton Corner here on American Family Radio. I'm your host, Abraham Hamilton iii, joined by the Corner contingent right across from me, my man, 100 grand, Mr. Bobby Roza. And in the screening room, producer extraordinaire, often imitated, never duplicated, the real J. Mac. Ladies and gentlemen, that is Mr. Jeff McIntosh and we are ready to rock and roll with today's edition of the program. At this very moment, many of you, if not most of you, your transition from your part time jobs where you generate an income to your full time jobs where you cultivate an outcome. And as you do so, I want to remind you to do so with intentionality, understanding the primacy that God places on family and welcoming God to transform us individually and to grace us to be agents of transformation starting right in our homes where we are today. It is gripping and sobering to reflect on the fact that this day last year was a day that Charlie Kirk was assassinated. And it's not lost on me if you are familiar with the trajectory of Charlie Kirk's life. he began with a emphasis primarily on kind of libertarian economic policy, and that burgeoned into wanting to activate young Americans to engage as voters, to be civically engaged and to present a politically conservative message. But the more he invested he was confronted with the fact that, wait, there has to be something more, from the economic perspective. There has to be something more from the politically engaged, engaged perspective. He concluded this is his own words, there had to be something more. And he realized that what was necessary was a populace as Jon Adams described, that was comprised of religious and moral people who were meet for an experiment in self governance because the regeneration of the soul is what precipitates the fruit of the spirit called self control. And so he became a, a passionate and robust evangelist for the Christian faith ultimately. And if you examine that life trajectory, nobody tried to kill Charlie Kirk when he was focusing on libertarian economic policy. Nobody really tried to kill him when he was going around college campuses, around the country and investing himself into Turning young people on to civic engagement, a conservative political philosophy. but when he became passionate about his faith in Christ, that is when the assassin's bullet found him. That, I believe that's instructive for us, because much of what is transpiring in our world, the. The Lord reminds us in Ephesians 6 that we are not wrestling. Wrestling merely against flesh and blood. We're not. We're not. And, the demonic scheme into. Endeavor to get us to reduce the main thing into a side thing. But the truth is we do not wrestle against flesh and blood. And, my heart still breaks for his family, his wife and his young children. and I pray that we would understand the times that we are in and take full advantage of the time that God has given us and that we do life from heaven down, recognizing that eternity is our home. Our temporal station is a temporal stage of engagement. but heaven is our home. The eternal state is our home. And the whole idea that because heaven is our home that we disengage from the here and now is actually contrary to the biblical import. It is because heaven is our home that we seek to take, full advantage of the time that we have in the here and now. And so it is, it is a sobering time, but it's also the time that, God has ordained for you and for me. And we have the privilege and the opportunity to be about our Father's business that every joint needs to supply. We need all hands on deck. To the word of God we go. Colossians, chapter 1, verses 131 17. Colossians chapter 1, verses 13117 is where I want to go to start the program. And this is what God's word says. For he referring to Yeshua Hamashiach Jesus the Messiah. For he rescued us from the domain of darkness m and transferred us to the kingdom of his beloved Son, in whom we have redemption, the forgiveness of sins. He is the image of the invisible God, the firstborn of all creation. For by him all things were created both in the heavens and on earth, visible and invisible, Whether thrones or dominions or rulers or authorities, all things have been created through him, and for him he is before all things, and in him all things hold together. The spirit of God moved the apostle Paul to pen these words, conveying the absolute preeminence of Yeshua, God the Son. The question that I have for us is, well, before I even ask that question is, do we believe what I just read? And if you have your Bibles and you're Reading along with me, I get encouraged by the notes I get from people that say, I pull over and read the Scripture with you. Praise God for that. Do we believe this? He is before all things, in all things hold together in him. A long time ago, my man Will Addison said, when we make less of Christ, we invariably make much of everything else. As I said before I even began to read the Scripture, much of the Satanic project is to get God's people, to get God's people, to minimize the import and the significance of Christ, to reduce him, to become one among many, to make much of everything else. Because the reality is, Christ is all in all. I remember the old song, Jesus is all the world to me here in this. This is, extremely significant passage of Scripture. For in verse 13, when it says, for he rescued us from the domain of darkness and transferred us into the kingdom of his beloved Son, in whom we have redemption, the forgiveness of sins. He is the image of the invisible God, the firstborn of all creation. The utilization of the terminology firstborn there is what led to the church schism that led to Athanasius, who ultimate ultimately becomes Athanasius. Contrabundum. That's the Latin phrase for Athanasius against the world. Athanasius would write that because Christ is all and in all, if the world is against Athanasius, then Athanasius is against the world. It's led to him being exiled twice to be excoriated, only later to be vindicated. Because Athanasius stood against the Arian presentation that reflected that Jesus was not eternally God the Son, but that he was a feature of creation. And Arius misinterpreted this passage of Scripture that we just read. It says, see, even the. Even the Lord's inspired word refers to him as the firstborn. What Athanasius misunderstood was the Greek terminology employed there did not mean first in chronology. Right. This was not first in terms of chronos. This is first in terms of primacy. Protakas, from where we get our English word prototype from. This didn't mean a chronological first. This means a. This means a first in terms of preeminence. Because God the Son is in fact eternally God the Son. He is there at the beginning. He is there at creation. This is what the apostle Jon picks up on, in the first chapter of his Gospel. But Christ is preeminent. The question I want to ask in a rhetorical fashion is in addition to the previous question that I asked, do we believe this? And related to the question, do we believe that Christ is preeminent. Have we allowed in practical life, reality, have we allowed various things in life to encroach upon that preeminence of Christ in our own hearts, in our own lives? and in order to conduct this assessment, I invite you to evaluate what are the things that you deem most important? What are the most important things right now? What are the most important things? I think many of us, if we were honest, we would say the most important things have to deal with temporal matters. And don't misunderstand me, I'm not saying temporal matters are irrelevant, like I said before, because of our eternal home, that our life, engagement now in the here and now has God sized significance. But we do ourselves a disservice that if we intellectually assent to the fact that Christ is preeminent, but in functional practicality we act as if everything else is preeminent. We are offering countervailing narratives. I am not one of the people who would say, don't worry about, you know, the, those who seek to advance Sharia law in America and just preach the gospel. I am not one of those who would say that, but I would say in your effort to address Sharia law, don't leave the gospel on the sidelines. Don't leave the gospel on the sidelines. Is Christ truly preeminent? Do we believe that? How do we display that if we do believe it? And when I say display, I'm not saying for performative purposes. I'm saying in our life, engagement, what do we lead with? What is the substantive urgency of our engagements? when rearing our children, what is the urgency? Do we, do we want. Are we trying to prepare them so they can pass a certain standardized test, so they can achieve scholarships, so they can go to university? You know, how do we view our lives? Do we view our lives, you know, where, you know, the work and the job, those are the important things, you know, we do a little Sunday go to meeting on the sideline of our lives. Lives. Or is Christ all in all. And as I'm presenting this to you, I'm not only presenting this to you, I'm. I'm what? I'm asking the spirit of God to examine my heart as well. Where am I? Because the time is far spent, man. And I have said it on this show and I will continue to say it on this program. The most desperate need that we have in our society, his full repentance, that's the most desperate need. There are other things that are accessible downstream from that, but that's why I urge Adams's words that a populace unharnessed by religion and morality, they they're not conducive to our constitution. They'll run through it like a whale runs through a net. Because this experiment of self government presumes and has by necessity a populace that is self governed. Self governance is not something that comes natural to the fallen Adam, to the sinful nature. Self governance is a fruit of the Spirit called self controlled. As we are engaging in our lives, let the the preeminence of Christ that we embrace be made evident in our life engagements. A discipleship minute with Joseph Parker. Spiritual habits are so important. Be in God's Word absolutely every single day, on a pretty regular basis. I challenge believers to set the goal of reading at least three chapters in your Bible each and every day. Why is that important? Because amongst other things, the word of God refers to itself as being the sword of the spirit. And that's exactly what it is. But when you're consuming God's word, when you're reading and meditating on it, it's equipping you with the weaponry of God's Word. The most powerful weapon in the universe is the Word of God. And when you're reading and studying God's Word, it's equipping you to be a better equipped soldier who knows how to take the weapon of the sword of the Spirit and use it wisely and productively. As we prepare ourselves for battle on a daily basis, we can prepare to stand against the devil and not only just to defend ourselves, but to do battle with him and to take territory away from him. Shining light into the darkness. This is the Hamilton Quarter on American Family Radio. Welcome back to the Hamilton Corner. Abraham Hamilton III here. So the Republican midterm convention kicked off last night. when I left the studio, I took a lot of it in and well, one thing's for certain, there will not be another like President Donald Jon Trump. There will not be another like it, you know, and you can see how at least I can when you watch that and you know, his background and you know, his development and wealth and all of that coming up from the, you know, the non elite type side of Manhattan to, ascend to the places where he ascended to. yet he's a regular guy and that comes through so easily when he communicates, which is why he resonates with so many, so many people in our country. as usual, President Trump, there's a lot of stuff that I could have done without, you know, and Then there are things, frankly, that was just absolutely hilarious that, that he's, I'm just saying, I mean, it's just some of the stuff was hilarious. some stuff, you know, I was like, come on, please, man. Profanity and things of that nature. but I'm gonna talk a little about, and I, and I know what the big thing is from last night for, for many people, it is for me too. We'll, we'll get to that. But one of the things that was kind of a surprise was, Jon Fetterman's appearance. You know, the Democrat senator from Pennsylvania made an appearance at the GOP midterm convention. Yeah, yeah, Jon Fetterman, very interesting. he said during the convention, quote, I'm always going to stand with America. I'm always going to reject the extremes, socialism and the anti American way of life. he said he's going to work with President Trump to defend the steel way of life right here in, in the Steel Valley. And then he went on to endorse the Republican senator in his reelection campaign from the state of Pennsylvania. and that is Senator Dave McCormick. So Democrat sitting Senator Jon Fetterman endorsed Republican incumbent Senator who was seeking reelection, Dave McCormick. And he said, quote, Dave McCormick is the kind of senator that gets the job done and he's going to fight for Pennsylvania. I am proud to count him as my friend, end quote. that was, at least from my vantage point, an unexpected thing that transpired last night. And as you can imagine, as you can imagine, the Democrat, or if you heard President Trump last night, he calls them the Democrats. That's what he says. That's what he said. He said, he called them Democrats. but quite predictably, the calls for primary, challengers to Jon Fetterman have reached a fever pitch among the Democrats. Case in point, Congressman, Krish Deluzio, who is a Democrat, he, he is currently running for reelection to his congressional seat in Pennsylvania, 17th district. and, and there was, there was speech about wanting to primary Fetterman even before now, but after last night, man, they have, they have gone through the roof with it. And Congressman Krish DeLuzio, who's already running for reelection in the 17th correct congressional district in Pennsylvania. But while he's doing that, he said he's thinking about running against Jon fetterman in the 2028 Democratic primary. Now, wouldn't you think if you are running for reelection now, you should probably just focus on that and give a stiff arm to any questions about what you're gonna do in 2028 and beyond, but they cannot resist. And there. There are so many statements, you know, dead man walking, Jon Fetterman, that his days as a Democrat senator are over. Which has led to speculation as to whether or not Jon Fetterman is going to change parties. To date, he has said he has no plans to change parties. but what I anticipate is if he loses the Democrat primary, if he runs again in 2028 and he loses, he probably will reclassify and run in the general election as something other than a Democrat. Will it be a Republican? Will it be an Independent? I don't know. But, you know, Jon Fetterman put on his best hoodie for the Democrat convention and made an appearance at the midterm congressional. Sorry. the congressional midterm convention. Now to one of the biggest things that happened last night. it came from President Trump himself. This is one of those things where, when I heard it, the first thing that I thought was, oh, boy. President Trump himself said, I have a teleprompter, but I don't really like to use the teleprompter. He said that himself last night. It was obvious that he was not using the teleprompter. Look at the fake news. Look at him back there. You see him? I have this other prompter, but I don't really like to use it too much. They try to make me talk. He even said this. This is what it was funny, because they like me to speak like this. Well, I'm your president, and I'm so happy to be here. I don't like to talk like that. That's what he said. But when he said this, I say, oh, boy, I'm not even warned. Well, I'll give you a little warning, and then we're going to play the. Play the clip. President Trump promised, and he called it the Trump dividend. He promised in his words, I promise. I promise. Jeff, did you get. Did you write that down? I promise. When I say I promise, I mean it. He promised to give $5,000 to every adult American citizen if Republicans win the midterm elections and retain both the House and the Senate. Listen to and watch clip number one. Clip one, go.

Donald Trump But what we're doing is because we've done so well and because our country is making so much money that, only I can make this promise to you. And here is my. If the Republicans win the House of Representatives and the United States Senate, both of them, because of our economic. Tremendous economic success, like in history, we've never had anything like what's happening. But because of our tremendous strength and success economically, I will issue a dividend to every adult citizen in the United States of America. America. For $5,000. Very much like a successful company will do. A cash distribution its shareholders. Or like last year when I gave our great members of the military 1776. Remember, I gave it to our military. $1,776. If the Republicans win. If you win, we might not win. The reason the Democrats can't do that is because they don't do tariffs, they don't take in money. All they know is poverty and how to ruin our country. But we're making a fortune. So if the Republicans win, you win with us and you get $5,000. It will be called the Trump Dividend. We'll call it the Trump. Congratulations. Now all we have to do. Now all we have to do is win.

Abraham Hamilton III Oh boy. I was listening to that. I said. Did he just say that as he said it? He repeated it several times as the, as the night went on, he repeated it several times. Oh boy. So the Trump dividend, huh?

Speaker C Huh?

Abraham Hamilton III It's for adults. So no, it is not applied to your under 18 year old children, but it's the adults. All right, let's get into it. First things first. Did he, what, did he just bribe people to support the Republicans? Is he bribing voters?

Donald Trump It's a dividend.

Abraham Hamilton III Yeah, yeah, dividend, Not a bride, but a dividend that's conditioned upon a particular event occurring. Am I right about that, Mr. Roza?

Donald Trump I mean,

Abraham Hamilton III yeah, yeah, yeah, but the dividend distribution, however, is conditioned upon a certain condition being met. Is that not correct, sir? Yeah, so, so he's saying that the dividend will be distributed if Republicans win in the midterm. Guys, that is illegal. You cannot do that. Now the one thing, he is not distributing money to vote for him personally because he's not on the ballot. You m. Can't do that. And this is where I wish you would have stuck to the teleprompter, because I don't think any speechwriter said that you need to go ahead and say that if we win. Because, guys, he could have communicated the exact same message by saying something like this. Ladies and gentlemen, you all elected me in 2024 after the Democrats stole the election in 2020. You can throw that in if you want. You elected me in 2024, brought me back into the White House to put the nation, put our nation on a course correction after the horrible things we suffered Under Joe Biden, we have. We are halfway through with executing and delivering the agenda you sent me to the White House to accomplish. Though my name is not on the ballot, the agenda you elected me to execute remains on the ballot. Because the vision of our founders requires the interaction between the executive and the legislature in order to advance policy, especially domestic policy. In order to finish the job, we need to make sure that we expand Republican support in Congress so that those who are roadblocks to the agenda you elected me to execute, that they can be moved out of the way. Things like the Save America act, things like you name the various policies and when you allow for an expanded majority in the Congress in both the House and the Senate, will be able to even focus even more so on economic policies that could possibly and very likely include. And then you can fill in the rest of the sentence. But to get up there and say if we win, and then I have this idea, I mean, color me, color me a, radical right. this is an extreme thought, right? What about, you know, chopping down some of that 40 trillion-plus debt that we have in the country? You know, that probably would be helpful. I don't know if that's on the stage. And look, I get it. Just like, just like the aid, the childcare aid for couples and I want you all to pay attention to the language to marry couples where a spouse is a stay at home spouse. I wonder what they'll try to slide in there, you know, and then, I know it's just an idea and they're considering it. Just, it's one of the casualties of the current state of affairs is that fiscal sanity is kind of just out of the window and what you have there. And let's just be real with it. Yeah. President Trump trying to out Democrats or Democrats, because that's kind of things Democrats have done in the past, you know, to bribe people with various incentives to vote. And it's just not a good look, man. It's just not, it's not a good look. And I just, I don't believe it seems, I don't know this for a fact, but I don't, I don't believe that that was a product of a line that was included in the speech that was listed on the teleprompter. You know, and he kept saying it. And so you have the appearance of kind of a pay for play for electoral participation. But then in addition to that, a, part of the reason why you can you say that is because in order to do something like that you cannot do it unilaterally from the executive branch. You would have to have some type of congressional, legislation passed in order to do something like that. So you could even explain that in order to, institute the economic agenda we have for the country, we're going to need the help of Congress. And that is why we need you to go out to make sure that we have more Republicans elected so they can support, the agenda that will include the domestic fiscal policy that we're seeking to accomplish. You say it that way in a bit more artful fashion, but you know, President Trump, he's going to Trump for good, for bad, for worse. And here's the other thing that, that's concerning and just doing a little math. You know, the United States of America has roughly 269.7 million adults.

Donald Trump All right?

Abraham Hamilton III If you are going to give $5,000 to 269.7 million adults, do you know how much money that is? That's $1.35 trillion. Just doing simple math. To date, from the time President Trump took office to the time I'm talking to you right now, we've only netted about 139, some odd billion dollars in terrorist revenues. The tariff revenues in total gross receipts approached $300 billion. But because of the most recent, because of the recent Supreme Court case where the, the court ordered President Trump had to refund some of the tariff money, there's been over there been about a hundred billion dollars in tariff revenue refunded back to other countries, you know, and, and I'm not trying to, trying to poo poo on anybody's parade, but, man, these are facts. So you are talking about something, you are, you are talking about something that will exacerbate the deficit potentially. Now, I know this is today, if order, if this were to happen, it would have to happen within the next two years after the midterm elections. But this could potentially exacerbate the deficit. And then what would that do for, for inflation? These are just economic realities that all converge together to say that's not a, that's not the best idea. It's not the best idea. So, you know, I think President Trump has some good ideas. I think some of this, most recent ones that we've discussed, the $9,000 child care deal, this $5,000 deal, there are better ways to skin this cat. And I know there's an urgency and a need to generate support and an energy for the midterm elections, but bad policies are not the way to go.

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Abraham Hamilton III The Hamilton Corner podcast and one minute commentaries are available at afr.net back to the Hamilton Corner on American Family Radio. Welcome back to the Hamilton Corner. Abraham Hamilton iii. Here, here. I had this queued up before. but in light of the interview we'd previously scheduled with Brother Squires, we didn't have a chance to get to this yesterday. But I want you to see this and hear this for yourself, for yourself, because, man, where we are is gravely concerning. And so, several of the jurors in the, in this trial in Massachusetts have given interviews. Man, it's crazy. And. And the trial had three men on the jury and nine women. And one of the things that I did in every trial that I had, I always found it to be edifying and beneficial, to talk to every jury. when I tried a case, if I was allowed to do so, I'd always ask the judge, after the trial ended and the jury had rendered its verdict, whatever the verdict was, could I speak with the jurors? And I wanted to learn from them, what did they find to be helpful? What do they find to be a distraction? This is, something I thought it was my responsibility to do in order to sharpen my craft as an attorney. And hearing from jurors after the fact, it was always, a lesson to see what things stood out to them. And so listening, to these. And what I'm about to share is. Video is kind of a montage of three of the three of the female jurors. And I want you to listen all the way through to the very end, because all of it is important to note. But the very last statement just, echoed in my heart, powerfully. Here. Here are three of the jurors in this. This case in Massachusetts. Clip number. Oh, yes. Clip number two is clip number two. Clip two, go.

Speaker C He was very arrogant. He really did not take anything that anybody said. The nurses. He tried to ask a question about the medications. And we went back to the report from South Shore Hospital. We had the toxicology report. We could see exactly the amounts. The nurses in the room spoke to that. And there were nurses on the jury. Yes. And they spoke to that. That specific thing. That was a question that he had. And he just completely disregarded the information that they gave him. I mean, he had reasonable doubt. He admitted he had reasonable doubt. After we watched that video of the interview, I think that's when it was. He admitted he had reasonable doubt. And I started filling out the forms. I was so excited. I actually. There were three forms I had to fill out, and I started filling them out. I wrote my signature on each one. And then he said, but, I'm still not going to say that she's not guilty by reason of insanity. I'm not sure if rogue is the right word, Sue. But every one of us in the hours of frustration Would get up and walk the room because you just couldn't sit anymore. And we'd all go to the cart with the exhibits. he, I think, got up to the cart once very briefly and went back to his seat. he would not, he would not interact with us. and try to understand. We read to him on numerous occasions the definition of reasonable doubt from Judge Sullivan's instruction. He actually said one day, in the end, why don't we have the judge come in and read it again? And we were like, no, we have it in front of us. We don't need that. And we would highlight it. And, you know, so. And so this is the definition of reason of doubt. But he had the hardest time getting off the fact that Lindsay viciously killed her children.

Abraham Hamilton III So what they were talking about was, and it's amazing, all, several of the jurors that wanted to vote to acquit this murdering mother, they're all giving interviews. But the one man who just stood his ground and said, nope, not gonna do it. Not m gonna do it. I don't care how long it takes. I don't care how many of you guys are trying to persuade me to, to change my mind, that I am not changing my mind. And I want to make a couple points to you in this. And so there was another. I didn't, I didn't pull her audio. Another juror who said, well, I initially was. I thought she was guilty. But then over time, the other jurors persuaded me and I changed my mind. Right. Did you hear one of the ladies say. And notice these are not. I don't know these women personally. I don't know their ages, but let me just say they didn't look to be, between the ages of 19 and 23. I'll just say it like that. All right. I don't know them, but it does makes me wonder if any of them have. May have had abortions. It does make me wonder that. I also want you to note how I believe two of the women mentioned we had nurses in the room. We had nurses who were explaining the toxicology. Okay, guys, the testimony, expert testimony, is supposed to come from the witnesses, but what you heard, some of them wanted the jurors to be persuaded by the professional expertise of, some of the other jurors. I want you to notice that. And some of them offered their. Particularly the nurses in the jury room sought to offer their professional expertise in an effort to persuade the other jurors. Then the other thing that stood out, one of that was just so, like, wow. Did you hear the lady at the end who said, you know, in referring to the one man who refused to go along with the rest of the 11 people in the jury room, he said he had the hardest time getting over the fact that she viciously killed her children. You hear that? You heard that?

Donald Trump Yeah.

Abraham Hamilton III That's kind of the point. That's kind of the point. That's kind of the point. That's kind of the point. When you're in a position where you are tasked with the responsibility of meting out justice, that is kind of the point that you are there in view of the victims. This, this is what happens in our society, though. It's the, out of sight, out of mind phenomenon. That's why I've been saying, man, I haven't seen anybody conducting any, you know, rallies in support of these three babies who were killed. They're the victims. I haven't seen any. I haven't seen people rallying in support of the husband. Can you imagine? You're endeavoring to serve your family and you come home to see your three children who've been strangled to death. You want to talk about lives would never be the same. Did you hear any of the jurors talk about the. The husband. Guys, we are not in Kansas anymore that we, we have crossed a threshold where there is an indictment on our culture. And again, I'm not, I'm not saying this is Every single person 100% in our country, but in terms of a jury in a suburb of Boston, because that's where they were. What type of jurors did you think was going to be on that jury? Have you heard anything from the mayor of Boston? The Boston mayor is insane. The Boston state legislature and I keep bringing this point up, just pass a measure that would allow the slaughter of unborn children throughout the entire gestational period. But within all of that, you had one man who said, I don't care what you guys say. I am not going to allow your presence to mar my moral compass. I know nothing about this soul hold out juror other than the fact that he told these two other men and nine women that, that, no, I'm not going to get past the fact that they're three big dead babies. I'm not getting past that fact. It's not possible for me to participate in a circumstance where this woman has admitted that she strangled these babies to death. And I'm going to say, okay, green light on your way away from any kind of responsibility, because that One man was willing to say no. The potential exists for this murdering woman to still face justice, to still be held to account. I don't know anything about this man. I don't know if he's a good man, bad man. I don't know anything about it. I know in this moment, where duty required it, he stepped up to the plate. He stepped up to the plate. And in this time period where we are, where there is and frankly in many ways a crisis of manhood, you know, where courage and convictional courage is in short supply. And at the times when we need people who are willing to stand up, we don't have enough. In the old phrase that's attributed to Billy Graham is often was all that's needed for courage to take hold is somebody to be willing to stand up. And then when one person is willing to step up, that courage tends to, to cascade. I'm hoping that that is something we see in our society. You know, with the conversation about you know, the, the child care support. Yes, I support and I agree with the idea of wanting to encourage and even incentivize parents to take care of our own children. I agree with that. But we don't need to co parent with the government. We don't need to co parent with the government. What we need is for husbands and fathers to step up and take the lead in providing for our families, providing for our wives and providing for our children. I understand and agree, that the childcare funds have an income threshold that it has in view people of lower incomes. One of the blessings of being in this country is that no matter where you are, you don't have to stay in that place economically. So you know, sometimes it takes courage to step up and go and get that second job. Sometimes it takes courage to go ahead. That idea that God has given you, you've been waiting to put that business into practice. It takes courage to step out and say, you know what? Now is the time. That is what we've done historically in our country before the welfare state took over. When you have more melanated Americans who were deprived of various different things. We didn't sit around wasting our time saying what the government did, didn't do for us. We put our heads together. Booker T. Washington trained people in trades and different things. Instead of looking for the government to co parent with and to co provide for our families, why don't we pick up, why don't we build with our communities? I'm hoping that men all across this country will be inspired by that. Man in that jury room who said, I don't care how many times we go back, how many notes y' all want to send to the judge, how many times you want to go over this over and over again. No, I'm not going to get over the fact that there are three dead babies here. Three dead babies, and then note the tone and the tenor of the juror. She just mentioned it like, I don't know. I can't understand, you know? You know, you know, he just had the hardest time. He just had the hardest time getting over the fact that she viciously killed her three children. Yeah, I'd have a hard time getting over that, too, because that's not something you need to get over when you have the responsibility of administering justice. And I don't know what's going on with this murdering mom's attorney, but I guess he doesn't understand how pardon law works. He's appealing to President Trump to get a pardon when she's been prosecuted under state law. What are you talking about? What are you talking about? Yet these people in Massachusetts are trying to make a rock star out of this attorney. He doesn't even seem to understand how pardons work. What's going on, guys? There is a circling. If you remember when the Lord warned Cain, cain, sin is crouching at your door and it desires to have you. That same type of stalking, stealthy stalking, is what's percolating in our society to where there is a demonic push to move our populace into a disposition, to where it becomes a normal thing to say is that for some reason he just couldn't get over the fact that she viciously killed her children. Now, that's not something you get over. That's something that, as Romans 13 says, government's purpose is to punish wickedness and to reward righteousness. In our constitutional republic with democratic features where we have the opportunity to serve on juries of our peers, then we are in the position of ministers of justice. And when we are given those opportunities, we should seek that justice be done.

Speaker C The views and opinions expressed in this broadcast may not necessarily reflect those of the American Family association or American Family Radio.