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"This is Undaunted Life, a Man's Podcast."
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I'm your host Kyle Thompson.
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Let's get into it.
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"A worthless person, a wicked man, goes about with crooked speech, winks with his eyes,
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signals with his feet, points with his finger, with perverted heart, devises evil, continually
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sowing discord, therefore calamity will come upon him suddenly, in a moment he will be broken
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beyond healing."
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That is Proverbs 6, 12 through 15, guys, thank you so much for being with us today on
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the show.
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We're so thankful for you guys, and we're so thankful for our donors as well.
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Again, I always like to start out being thankful, and I'm so thankful for those of you that
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have partnered with us on a monthly basis, and I want to remind you and everybody else
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that I will be speaking live on May the 17th at Church of 1122, the main campus, that's
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the San Pablo campus, that's at 14286, Beach Boulevard number two, Jacksonville, Florida.
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I'm going to be presenting my defeating pro-abortion argument, so a little bit of an update.
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We just solidified the time today, or actually it was like yesterday, but don't worry, you're
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not going to know it.
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7 o'clock, so May the 17th, that is Friday, May the 17th in Jacksonville at 7 p.m., make
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sure that you are there.
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It is going to be a fantastic time for you to learn how as we especially go into this
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election season and all the stuff that we're going to be hearing about abortion to where
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you can be equipped to be able to defeat the most common pro-abortion arguments that are
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out there, guys, make sure you're out there, and let's keep this whole Church of 1122 moment,
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I'm going, because we've got a very interesting offer for you guys.
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So Joe B. Martin, my man, I was hanging out with him last week at the Acts 29 conference,
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and he gave me as a gift.
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He gave me four boxes of his books, so you've heard me talk about his books, and he's been
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on the show to talk about as well, if the tomb is empty, and anything is possible.
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So these two books you hear him, if you listen to his sermons, he constantly says that, that's
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like a colloquialism inside of that Church, and he's got these two books that we just
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love here, and I have 65 copies of these books to give away, and they are signed copies by
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the one and only, Joe B. Martin, so it's like, "Okay, well, how in the world am I just going
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to give these out?
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Am I just going to stay on the street corner and chuck them into people's open windows or
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something like that?"
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This is what we decided, so Joe B. and I came together and said, "Okay, how can we support
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undontalife, but also support the fight for the unborn?"
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So this is how you can get your hands on one of 65, okay, 65 of either if the tomb is empty
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or anything is possible.
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Anyone that gives a one-time donation through our website, okay, that's undaunted.life/donate,
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undaunted.life/donate, you can check that out on the show notes.
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Anyone that gives a one-time donation through our site of $30 or more, $30 or more, you
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will get one of these books, okay?
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So this is first come first served.
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There is no cut-off date for this, like I'll probably mention it on this episode, maybe
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the next one, we'll just kind of mention it until all these books are gone.
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But it's just the first 65 people or so that donate will get one of these signed books
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from Pastor Joe B. Martin, and here's what we decided to do.
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Half of the money is going to go to support undontalife, and the other half is going
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to support the Hope Pregnancy Center, which is the pro-life pregnancy center here in central
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Oklahoma.
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There's one literally about five minutes away from my house, and so this is kind of part
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of the whole 10/10 life initiative, again, if you're a church of 11/22 or if you listen
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to Joe B. Martin, they're in this two-year 10/10 life journey, and one of the things,
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one of the tenets of that 10/10 life journey is supporting human beings from womb to tomb,
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being pro-life from womb to tomb.
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And so any chance we can get to support undontalife, but also to help babies be born, which is
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exactly what the Hope Pregnancy Center here in central Oklahoma does, we want to be able
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to do it.
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So I'm so thankful for Joe B. for donating these books, signing them, and then partnering
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with us.
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Go to undontalife.com/donate, the link will be in the show notes, and again, it's a one-time
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donation of $30 or more, emphasis on that or more, like, don't let the $30, you know,
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stop you.
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You know, you can go crazy.
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Let's save a whole bunch of babies.
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Let's get a lot of people equipped to be able to push back darkness.
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But here's the important thing.
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This makes sure that I know that you're donating to get one of these books, okay?
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So please, please listen to this.
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Make sure you put your name and your address in the comments section on the donation, okay?
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Make sure you put your name and your address, okay?
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Make sure everything's spelled correctly, double-check it.
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But basically, when you go to the website, there's a donation amount, right, where you
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can insert your $30 or more, and then there's a little box that you have to check that says
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write us a comment, okay?
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So click that box and then you can type whatever you want.
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You can, you know, tell us off, you can tell us where the greatest thing ever doesn't matter
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as long as you put your name and your address in there and everything spelled correctly.
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So boom, that's going to take care of itself.
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Now, before we get into the main subject for today, I need to go over the quick hitters
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that we're going to be doing.
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This is kind of like a little mini quick hitters bonanza because I've had a lot of stuff in
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the backlog.
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And so there's a lot more than normal, but I'm going to be a little bit shorter on the
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front end on this one.
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So let's just go over what we're going to be doing in the quick hitters.
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A Cleveland mother leading her 16 month old baby at home while on a 10 day vacation.
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Oh, I actually took this one out.
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We're doing it live.
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Not going to talk about that one.
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All right.
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Oh, we're not talking about that one either.
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Come on, Kyle.
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Goodness.
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This is what happens when you edit and then don't go back over it.
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So here I am violating my own rules here.
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So I may even be mentioning one that I won't be talking about, but we'll keep going here.
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A Massachusetts girls high school basketball team forfeiting a game after three of their
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players were injured while playing against a team with a six foot tall trans identified
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male.
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The mainstream media lying about the cause of death of trans identified high school student
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in Oklahoma, Florida governor Ron DeSantis signing a bill banning social media for children
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under 14.
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I can't remember if I'm talking about this one or not, but I'll mention it here just
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in case I talk about it later.
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Scotland enacting a law that could send violators to prison for up to seven years for engaging
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in so-called hate speech.
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Candice Owens leaving the daily wire and an Israeli military drone strike killing world
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central kitchen aid workers.
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Okay.
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But today we're going to be getting into something that Bill Maher said here recently.
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So here's the thing.
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For years now, I have been reliably informed that there is no such thing as someone who
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is pro abortion.
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That's what I've been told.
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No pro abortion.
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They're just pro choice that abortion rights are about healthcare and women's rights.
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That there simply is no slippery slope when it comes to the subjugation of one kind of
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human being over another.
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Well, there has always seemed to be a quiet underbelly to comments and philosophies like
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those that I just said and others, but unfortunately for those who worship at the altar of child
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sacrifice, Bill Maher purposefully and forcefully and finally said the quiet part out loud here
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recently.
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So Bill Maher, if you don't know who that is, he's a very famous guy who was, he's a political
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commentator now, but he got his start basically in showbiz in terms of doing stand up comedy
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and things like that.
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He's had a lot of different shows through the years and he is a what would be considered
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to be a wild leftist until we get into modernity.
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So he sees himself as a classical liberal, okay?
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And now the left of the Democratic party, I guess you could just say the left of the overall
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political spectrum has completely outflanked him and gone way far to his left.
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So much so that Bill Maher, who has not really changed his opinions much over the years,
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now seems like he's center left.
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He's definitely not center left, but the overton window has expanded so far on the left side
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of the aisle that he seems rather reasonable nowadays, even though again, he has not changed
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his position on basically any major thing that we see.
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Now I disagree with just about everything that Bill Maher says, just about every opinion
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that Bill Maher holds, I do not hold, but he is talking a whole lot more about the first
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amendment and the Bill of Rights and different things that we should be guaranteed as Americans
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living in a constitutional republic.
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But I appreciate it.
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If I were to say something nice about Bill Maher, I would say that I appreciate the fact
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that he is candid, regardless of what people think.
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So you can see that if you watch his shows or any of his shows that he's done, you can
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see that if you watch his comedy, he's just going to say the thing, right?
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So if it's like, hey, say the weird thing, he's going to say the weird thing.
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He's going to say the thing that he believes.
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Whether you agree with it or not, he really just does not care one way or another.
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But a couple of weeks ago on his HBO show called Real Time, they got into a discussion
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about abortion.
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So in this clip that I'm about to show you, it's less than a minute long, he makes really
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an absolutely shocking admission.
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So let's go to the clip here.
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You know, that's why I don't understand the 15-week thing, or the Trump's plan is, let's
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leave it to the states.
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You mean so coming babies is okay in some states?
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Like I can respect the absolutist position.
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I really can.
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I scold the left on when they say, oh, you know what?
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They just hate women, people who aren't pro-choice, they just, they don't hate women.
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They just made that up.
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They think it's murder.
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And it kind of is.
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I'm just okay with that.
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I am.
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I mean, there's 8 billion people in the world.
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I'm sorry, we won't miss you.
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That's my position on what?
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It's quite hard.
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Yeah, exactly.
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Is that not your position if you're pro-choice?
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Isn't that mainly because you don't like children?
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I mean, no, no, I mean, but if you are, you said you're pro-choice.
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That's your position too.
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So again, he says the quiet part out loud there, and they tried to actually help him
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and Pierce Morgan was on the panel and he tried to kind of help him say, that's kind
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of harsh, Bill, but this was the quiet part that I'm talking about.
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So I'm going to read the quote verbatim right now.
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They think it's murder.
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They're talking about, he's talking about pro-lifers here, okay?
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They think it's murder and it kind of is.
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I'm just okay with that.
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I am.
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I mean, there's 8 billion people in the world.
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I'm sorry.
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We won't miss you.
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That's my position on it.
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And when he says that, there's kind of this uncomfortable murmuring in the audience.
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And there's the awkwardness from the panelists, but then he goes further to basically stamp
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his position and he says this, is that not your position?
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If you're pro-choice, that's the quiet part out loud, guys.
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That's the part that for the longest time in the pro-abortion movement, they have not been
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willing to say that again.
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They've pretended to be the pro-choice movement, but they are the pro-abortion movement.
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They're not pro women being able to choose their pro-child sacrifice.
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So when I heard that clip, I was immediately reminded of some discussions I had with a buddy
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of mine and I don't know if he would want me to use his name on the show, but let's just
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call him Jay.
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And so I'm talking with my buddy Jay and Jay and I, the thing about Jay and I is we would
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have these great two or three hour long discussions, typically over whiskey.
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And we would agree about essentially nothing, but we just loved the process of going back
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and forth with one another, busting each other's balls, like, oh my gosh, I can't believe
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you liked that band.
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Oh my goodness.
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That was a good movie.
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And then we would go back and forth on politics and all religion and all kinds of different
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things.
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But one of the things that we talked about most often was abortion.
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And I would say it was probably the third time we had had a long discussion about abortion.
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And this is a fairly reserved guy.
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He's very, he's not type A. He's very introverted, I guess you could say, but he kind of got animated
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and he says, look, man, I just don't think the baby's worth as much as the mom.
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And I was so shocked that he said it because I knew that was his position intellectually.
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I knew that is what he believes, but then he said it out loud.
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But guys, this was, I mean, we had spoken in total probably well over an hour about the
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subject of abortion going back and forth and a lot of the interactions I had with him led
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to the presentation that I'm going to be giving, you know, defeating a pro-abortion arguments
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because I take the top 18 pro-abortion arguments and I show you questions that you can ask
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back that will defeat those arguments and basically cut out the foundation from underneath
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the speaker.
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And it was just amazing when he said that because I was like, he finally said the quiet
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part out loud because he's not confused about what's going on in the womb.
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He knows that's not just some sort of like human-esque gumbo.
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He knows that's not what's going on.
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He knows that it is a human being, a living human being that has moral value.
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He just thinks that the value is not equal to that of the mom.
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Now he had his own reasons for that and just like Bill Maher, he has his own reasons for
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that, but that is ultimately the position.
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So I'm going to go to my thoughts on this and then we're going to hit the quick hitter.
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So here are a few of my thoughts on what Bill Maher said.
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First, just thank you, Bill, for at least being honest.
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So like I said from the beginning here, that's the one thing that I've always appreciated
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about Bill Maher, even if I, you know, am annoyed by him or I disagree with him, is he's just
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going to say it.
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So he's not going to mince words and he's also not going to hold back.
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He's just going to say it.
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And so if you have an opinion, even if it's egregious, you may as well own it.
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May as well own it.
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Second thought is the quiet part that I just described will soon be the loud part and it
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will also be the majority opinion.
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So a few years ago, you probably remember seeing things like shot my abortion.
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You'd see these women make these Instagram posts and TikTok reels where they're basically
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saying like, look, this is, this is what I'm going to be doing.
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Like I'm going to be getting this abortion.
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It's not a bad thing.
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It's not a wrong thing.
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It's just a thing thing.
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And there's nothing you can do to stop me and you would have these women that would wear
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shirts that would say the number of abortions that they've had.
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They would get an abortion and when they were leaving the facility, they would do this video
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of them walking out like they're, Hey, I'm walking on sunshine kind of a thing.
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And even people that were pro choice, again, hiding behind the moniker of pro choice, they
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would be like, Oh man, I just, I don't know if I can get behind that.
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I just don't know if that's really something that I can do.
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But quickly, that's going to be the minority of people.
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The minority of left wingers, people that love abortion, the minority of them will be
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the ones that are like, yeah, okay, I'm all for doing it, but I'm just not all for talking
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about it in public.
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They're just going to talk about in public like it's no big deal.
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That will eventually be the majority opinion.
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And if you are a Democrat and you don't support them shouting their abortion, they will shout
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you down.
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We're seeing that now.
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I mean, look at Joe Biden in the Democratic party.
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He's trying to support Israel while also pretending like he doesn't.
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And these people that voted for Joe Biden are following him around the country, shouting
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him down because he's acting in a pro Israel way.
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I mean, that's whenever you're feeding the line and then eventually the line just turns
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around and attacks you, right?
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But my final thought on this in terms of what Bill Maher said, is this is why we should
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never, we as pro lifers should never seed ground to our opposition on the subject of
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life.
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And we have to maintain a pro life stance in all circumstances, okay?
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So guys like Bill Maher have said the quiet part out loud now that will become more ubiquitous.
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And so these are people that support abortion for any reason at any point of pregnancy right
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up to the moment of birth and paid for by taxpayer dollars, which is the Democratic
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Party position.
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So why are Republicans, namely and most recently Donald Trump and Kerry Lake, why are all these
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people going soft on the pro life issue?
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Why are we going soft?
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Because again, the Democrats have talked about this before the Democrats have signaled
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that if given enough time and enough power, they will ensure that the Democratic Party
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position is law here in the United States, which again, let me remind you, is abortion
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for any reason at any point of pregnancy up to birth and paid for by taxpayer dollars.
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So why don't we just I mean, that's the extreme left position.
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Why don't we just take the extreme right position?
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I do that mean right as right being moral and right being right politically.
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Why not just take the position?
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Why not just put your flag in the ground and say, regardless of the circumstances, because
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again, I've disabuse you of the notion that you have to have an abortion to save the life
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of the mother.
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That's not a real thing.
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And even if a woman is impregnated because of rape or incest, that does not mean we get
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the death penalty to the to the baby.
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You don't execute the child for something that their father has done.
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That's not something that we're going to be doing here.
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Okay.
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So why not just stake out that position and say full criminalization of the abortion act.
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Anyone involved will be held liable for murder and just stamp your stamp yourself.
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Like that's who I am.
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I am pro life.
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And this is what I mean by pro life because there are people that say, Oh, no, I'm I'm
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pro life.
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And then someone's like, well, what about a 15 week ban?
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Oh, that sounds reasonable.
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Okay.
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Well, then you're just not pro life.
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Like stop calling yourself that.
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And this is the problem.
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This is why I like doing these presentations and churches is because people think by default
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that when you say pro life, everyone in the church means the same thing.
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But some people mean pro life, but yeah, 15 week ban sounds reasonable.
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Some people think, yeah, pro life, but you know, we got to make sure that, you know, life
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of the mother rape and incest or things that we take care of.
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And then some people think pro life like, no, we're not going to kill babies in the womb
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for any reason whatsoever.
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So again, I'm glad Bill Maher said this stuff out loud, but as pro lifers, we got to get
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real.
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The fight when Roe v. Wade was overturned.
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That didn't end the fight.
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It just started.
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Let's get into the quick hitters here.
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It's a heavy one from the beginning.
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So let's see if we can get through it.
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So a Cleveland mother leaving her 16 month old baby, 16 month old baby at home while on
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a 10 day vacation.
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So this is according to CNN, Jaylen's cries echoed through the quiet streets of Cleveland
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in the dead of the night.
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The toddler whimpered and howled, but no one came to her rescue.
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Her mother, her mother, Crystal Condolario, was away on a 10 day summer vacation and had
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left Jaylen alone in a playpen with a few bottles of milk prosecutors say a neighbor's
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doorbell camera captured the 16 month old's frequent screams, including one around 1 a.m.
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Two days away or two days after her mother left, but Condolario was hundreds of miles
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away in Puerto Rico with a male friend authority say after a few days at the beach and another
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stop in Detroit, she returned home on June the 16th last year to find her daughter dead.
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She'd been gone for about 10 days.
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Condolario pleaded guilty last month to one count of aggravated murder and one count of
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child endangering.
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At her sentencing on Monday, this was a couple of months ago, forensic pathologist Elizabeth
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Mooney told the Cleveland courtroom that children experienced the most extreme separation anxiety
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between nine and 18 months.
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She recounted Jaylen's excruciating final days.
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The pain and suffering she endured lasted not only hours, not days, but possibly even
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a week.
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Mooney said fighting back tears.
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This feeling of abandonment for days on end coupled with a pain of starvation and extreme
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thirst is a type of suffering I don't think any of us could ever fully fathom.
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The toddler was found dehydrated and emaciated a judge sentence Condolario on Monday to life
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in prison, marking the final chapter in a case so grim that the investigators involved
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described it as the most horrific they've witnessed in their careers.
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So when I was preparing this, I mean, because I talked about the story on social media a
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couple of months back and just just an absolutely outrageous, almost unfathomable story.
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And even as I was preparing this episode, I was I was just in tears and just it was just
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angry tears just being reminded of this story because again, this was a 16 month old baby.
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And this woman leaves, I think she left two or three bottles of milk inside of her play
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pin and then just left.
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And so when you listen to the Cleveland police officers that responded and the the coroner's
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reports and the different investigators and prosecution reports, you're finding a completely
20:49
emaciated baby that was basically just skin and bones covered in its own feces, the amount
20:56
of sores on the body from having feces being in contact with the with the skin for the
21:00
entire time.
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And then, you know, the neighbors hearing the baby's cries thinking they're just normal
21:05
baby cries.
21:06
And then the baby cries stopped and it's because at some point, mercifully, Jalen actually
21:10
finally passed.
21:12
So I pray that Jalen is with the Lord now, you know, just what a horrible, horrible story.
21:26
And a lot of people are just treating this as like a local crime story like, Oh, this
21:29
is a Cleveland story.
21:30
Now, this should have made international news.
21:32
There should have been international outrage about this and most people don't even know
21:34
that it happened.
21:37
And with all that in mind, ultimately, Crystal Condalario needs Christ clearly you, you can
21:45
possibly be a Christian and do this to an image bearer of Christ.
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And all of us should pray that he reveals himself to her and that she accepts the free
21:53
gift of grace that he offers, but I'm going to go right to my big takeaway here.
21:56
So I established that point.
21:57
So now let's establish this point.
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This woman should die in the same way that she murdered baby Jalen.
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That would be justice.
22:08
I remember hearing about what this woman did and then seeing the, what the judge decided
22:14
to do and he gave her life in prison and I'm not familiar enough with Ohio law.
22:18
I don't even know if they have the death penalty for certain cases and what the prosecution
22:21
actually put out.
22:22
I don't know any of that.
22:23
But if we were a serious country and a serious people, people like this would die the same
22:27
way that they killed people.
22:28
Again, I've advocated for, you know, child rapists and people that, uh, you know, perform
22:34
those types of, of satanic deeds that they should be executed speedily and publicly.
22:40
This woman should be executed publicly for this, like this, there's no possible excuse
22:45
because you could see from her family and later on in this report from CNN, it'll be
22:49
in the show notes.
22:50
You can check it out for yourself.
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They're like, Oh, she had mental health struggles and that's what aided in this.
22:54
I don't care what your mental health struggle is.
22:56
Every person with a functioning brain, right?
22:59
There are people that are mentally incapable of making the correct decision, but anyone
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with a functioning brain, which she clearly has knows that what she did was evil.
23:08
That this was this selfish narcissistic thing where you're like, ah, the baby will probably
23:12
be fine.
23:13
I need to go with my, my boyfriend to hang out on the beach for a few days.
23:18
And so how in the world is it justice that she gets life in prison and that the taxpayers
23:24
of Ohio or whatever we county that the prison she's in, Oh, that is going to have to pay
23:28
for her to live because she was relatively young.
23:32
She was like in her late 20s, early 30s, something like that.
23:35
So let's say she goes like she could be on death row or not on death row, excuse me.
23:38
She could just be in prison for a half a century.
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Does she deserve to live out her days like that?
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Do the taxpayers deserve to have to pay for someone like that to still be taking oxygen?
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I don't think so.
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It would be justice if she were put into an enclosure from which she could not escape
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to be given a few bottles of milk and be left there.
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Left there where no one can hear her cries and no one can come and rescue her.
24:08
That would be justice.
24:09
All right.
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Next quick hitter here, a Massachusetts girls high school basketball team forfeiting a game
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after three of their players were injured while playing against a team with a six foot tall
24:18
trans identified male.
24:19
Yes.
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As dumb as it sounds, let's go to the New York Post for the story.
24:23
A girls high school basketball team forfeited a recent game after three players were injured,
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including one who was allegedly hurt during a play involving a six foot tall male player
24:31
on the other team who identifies as female.
24:33
The collegiate charter school of Lowell in Massachusetts forfeited its February the eighth
24:37
game against the KIPP or KIP Academy at halftime with coach Kevin Orton's deciding to end the
24:42
game as his roster was getting depleted four days before a playoff game, the school said
24:47
Fox News reported that KIPP Academy girls team has a male player with facial hair on
24:52
its roster who identifies as female and local Massachusetts outlet, the daily item, which
24:57
also reported the team had a male player said, quote, KIP officials or KIPP officials refused
25:02
to confirm the player's gender identification, unquote.
25:05
So there's a lot you can talk about here.
25:07
There are a lot of people calling for if you know that there is a male and I don't care
25:12
what they identify as but a male opposite a female in any type of competition, high school
25:17
collegiate or whatever that the female team should just not compete that the coaches in
25:22
the administration just say, we're not going to compete.
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You can forfeit us.
25:25
You can you can dock us.
25:26
You can do whatever you're going to do.
25:27
I mean, that's something that you can do.
25:29
But my big takeaway on this one is where are the damn fathers?
25:34
Where are they?
25:36
I know in all this, you know, trans sports thing and all this title nine stuff, which
25:39
we're going to talk more about as we as we get some more of this information from what
25:43
the Biden administration is doing.
25:45
There are a lot of things to talk about.
25:46
There are a lot of things to be concerned about.
25:48
But I go back to the story that I refer to with the guy in Canada that was changing in
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a locker room with like 13 and 14 year old girls at like a swim competition or something
25:55
like that.
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Where are the fathers?
25:58
Where are you guys?
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Because I hate to think that it was only mothers in the crowd watching their little girls
26:05
get beat up by a six foot tall high school player because I know this is news.
26:10
I know this is even bigger to say there are differences between males and females.
26:15
So just by this six foot tall male playing the game in a male way and you could even
26:19
tell by watching the video, this guy would have not started JV for basically any team
26:24
in the country.
26:25
But he goes into a female space and he dominates and these girls are like trying to grab the
26:30
ball and trying to hang on.
26:31
He's just ripping it out of their hands because he's physically superior to all of these girls
26:36
and he specifically hurt one of them on one of these plays.
26:39
You can see the video online.
26:40
You can check it out on the show notes.
26:42
But the fathers should have stood up before the game and saw this clear male like it wasn't
26:48
a surprise.
26:49
It was a dude with slightly long hair and a ponytail, but he had facial hair.
26:53
It was clearly a dude that this wasn't somebody that could pass as a female like there was
26:58
none of that.
26:59
It was just a dude with long hair and a ponytail and these dads are like, yeah, no big deal.
27:04
Hopefully our girls win.
27:05
Let's cheer them on.
27:06
It's already girls basketball.
27:08
You're like, okay, there's not a whole lot to cheer for to begin with.
27:11
And you're just going to sit there and like try to cheer your daughters through it.
27:16
When the world are you doing?
27:17
Now, as fathers, it is not your right to to go up to this child because again, it's a
27:21
minor that this male and say to him, look, you're a boy, get off the court.
27:25
You were not doing this, but it is your place as a father to talk to the coach of your team.
27:29
To the administrators of your team, to the principal of your school and also to all the
27:34
same people for the other school and say, this is not happening over our dead bodies.
27:38
There's no way that our girls are going out there.
27:41
And guess what?
27:42
If all those people disagree with you, you grab your girl, you grab your wife and you
27:45
grab your stuff, you get in the car and you go home.
27:48
And that's just what you do and every single team should refuse to go against these other
27:54
teams that have males on them.
27:55
This isn't that hard.
27:57
Fathers need to start stepping up.
27:59
Right next, greater, quick hitter here, the mainstream media lying about the cause of
28:02
death of a trans identified high school student in Oklahoma.
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So this is according to the Daily Wire, they actually did a fantastic job keeping track
28:08
of this entire story.
28:09
So let's read their, their report here.
28:11
Here we go.
28:12
A medical examiner has determined that the death of Oklahoma, non binary teenager, next
28:16
Benedict, which became a national news story based on media suggestions that the team died
28:20
from a beating by bullies actually died from an intentional drug overdose in a statement.
28:25
The OASO Police Department said it waited to release the cause of death until the toxicology
28:29
report was completed, KJRH reported that toxicology report indicated that Benedict died by suicide,
28:36
the result of an overdose of Benadryl and Prozac.
28:39
The original narrative surrounding Benedict's death was that the team died as a result of
28:42
a beating from three girls who had been bullying Benedict and Benedict's friends.
28:47
Teen Vogue reported when the story broke that a source who claimed to be the mother of Benedict's
28:50
best friend told a local outlet that the cause of death was complications from brain trauma
28:55
and that three older girls were beating the victim and her daughter in the girl's bathroom.
28:59
The same anonymous source told the outlet that Benedict needed help walking to the nurse's
29:03
station after the fight and that Benedict tested a family member saying that the teen
29:07
got jumped at school three on one and had to go to the ER.
29:11
Benedict also claimed the girls had been bullying me and my friends and I got tired of it so
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I poured some water on them and all three of them came after me.
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The school did not report to the police and is probably getting sued.
29:22
Other media outlets followed the general narrative while also blaming Oklahoma law that requires
29:26
students to use the bathroom that corresponds with their biological sex.
29:30
So we're going to go right to the big takeaway on this one.
29:33
If the story is negative and it involves either a member of the LGBTQ community or a person
29:39
of color, you can never blindly trust the mainstream media narrative.
29:44
Okay, let's go back to 2020 and let's go back to St. George Floyd.
29:48
So George Floyd overdosed while in police custody, okay?
29:52
He had fentanyl, nor fentanyl.
29:54
I think methamphetamine, weed, alcohol and other stuff in his system and he had three times
29:59
the lethal lethal dose of fentanyl for a man of his age and size in his system.
30:04
That's why he died.
30:05
Again, I could put you in the same position on the ground and the same position with my
30:09
shin across your neck and shoulder and I could sit there for a weekend and you're going to
30:13
need a chiropractic appointment and appointment and a massage, but you're not going to die.
30:17
It's not going to ever cut off the blood flow to your brain.
30:20
You will not die.
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100%.
30:22
It's not going to happen, but it was a personal of color involved and the perpetrator, suppose
30:26
a perpetrator was a white male and so it was perfect.
30:29
The narrative was perfect and that's a narrative that most people still hold is that a white
30:34
police officer targeted a poor black man for murder and it's simply not the case.
30:39
Take this particular thing.
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What's convenient to the narrative is that non binary or transgender children, people
30:47
that identify that way, especially if they live in a red state, that they are being bullied
30:51
just for being who they are.
30:54
And if one of them dies, it's even better for the media.
30:58
It's even better because this is the narrative they get to do.
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The narrative is poor non binary girl beat up by three right wing girls in a bathroom
31:09
in a conservative state that doesn't allow children to identify as whatever they want
31:13
to identify as gosh, it's just perfect.
31:16
It's perfect for them.
31:17
Their matrix of nonsense always ends up in the exact same place.
31:22
But when are we going to stop just believing these narratives out, right?
31:25
I think most people on the right are starting to finally get the point where it's like,
31:29
Hey, it's not just that we can't trust the mainstream media to give us the whole story.
31:33
It's that we can't trust that they're going to give us any part of the story that is even
31:37
relevant to the truth.
31:38
None whatsoever.
31:40
And so again, we have to stop taking these stories at face value because this this gal,
31:45
this young gal obviously had some major mental issues that the again, if we were a serious
31:51
country and we're serious about the problems of our children, we would look at girls and
31:56
boys like this that had gender dysphoria and we would have pity on them.
32:00
We would try to get to the bottom of the story.
32:02
And what we wouldn't do is is basically pat them on the tushy and say, yes, your delusion
32:06
is real.
32:08
But that's what we do because we've allowed leftists and liberals to take over our school
32:12
systems to take over large swaths of culture and entertainment.
32:15
And then they get to tell everyone else what is appropriate moral, even though they themselves
32:19
have no bearing for what is moral whatsoever, they have no grounding for the morality with
32:23
which they believe is true.
32:25
And so in these types of situations, we have to make sure that we can, we can pray for these
32:31
young children that we can advocate for doing things that will actually lead to their overall
32:35
health, because this girl needed lots of help.
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What she didn't need is people in the school system, tutting her and saying, yeah, this
32:42
is fine.
32:43
You know, this is just who you are, right?
32:45
The fact that that stit signed into law of this bill that says, hey, you have to go to
32:49
the bathroom that aligns with your biological sex has nothing to do with the situation.
32:52
But again, the narrative won out over the truth.
32:55
This is just the latest version of that.
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All right.
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Next quick hitter here, Florida governor Ron DeSantis signing a bill banning social media
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for children under 14.
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So this is according to the AP, Florida will have one of the country's most restrictive
33:06
social media bans for minors.
33:08
If it withstands expected legal challenges under a bill signed by Republican Florida governor
33:12
Ron DeSantis on Monday, March the 25th, the ban will ban or the bill will ban social media
33:17
accounts for children under 14 and require parental permission for 14 and 15 year olds.
33:22
It was slightly watered down from a proposal to Santas vetoed earlier this month, a week
33:26
before the annual legislative session ended.
33:28
The new law was Republican speaker, Paul renters top legislative priority.
33:32
It takes effect January the first, I'm assuming that's January 1st of 2025.
33:36
So this is just another example of DeSantis winning.
33:39
DeSantis just keeps winning.
33:41
Oh, but he doesn't have a good personality.
33:43
I don't care.
33:44
He wins.
33:45
Oh, but, but he's not that interesting to listen to.
33:46
I don't care.
33:47
He wins.
33:48
He's not that funny.
33:49
I don't care.
33:50
He wins.
33:51
When it comes to legislation, when it comes to governing, he is the best conservative that
33:55
we currently have.
33:57
But apparently you guys aren't interested in winners representing the Republican party,
34:02
but we'll flow off of that to the big takeaway.
34:04
Great job.
34:05
Great job on this, but the parents should have done this long ago anyway.
34:11
If you're a parent out there right now, I know this is one of my bugaboos and so call
34:13
you to understand you have a three year old and a two year old like, you don't know what
34:16
it's like to have pressure from all their friends to be on social media.
34:19
It's your job as a parent to filter out things that are potentially dangerous to your child.
34:25
That's your job.
34:27
That's why you go and get like a golden doodle as a family pet and not, you know, a pit bull
34:33
or a, you know, rattlesnake, something that will likely kill your child at some point.
34:39
Or has a much more increased chance of killing them over a golden doodle.
34:43
A golden doodle might lick you to death, might hit you with its tail a million times, but
34:47
it's never going to kill you.
34:48
So your job as a parent is to make sure that you filter out dangerous animals that could
34:52
be around your children to filter out dangerous adults that might be around your children.
34:57
And also to just dangerous things that are deleterious to their development into their
35:00
brains, which is exactly what smartphones and social media are.
35:04
The, the data are so clear on this now, and I'm so thankful for the just ubiquity of reports
35:11
and studies that are coming out and saying, yeah, kids shouldn't have smartphones and
35:15
kids should not have social media.
35:18
The only argument that I hear from parents is, yeah, but we don't want our kids to be
35:23
weird.
35:24
What?
35:25
If you remember my back to my foxhole episode that I recorded several years ago, Russ the
35:29
ringleader, I remember him telling me this about his kids because he's got four kids
35:32
and this was when his daughter was, you know, getting into high school and, you know, everyone's
35:35
got a phone.
35:36
Everyone's got this and that.
35:37
And he goes, Hey, I guess we're just going to be weird.
35:39
I guess in this family, we're just going to be weird.
35:42
But dad, all my friends have the new iPhone.
35:45
I guess you're just not going to have the new iPhone, but, but dad, all my friends have
35:49
Snapchat.
35:50
All my friends are playing Roblox and all my friends are basically insert social media
35:53
thing or thing that's connected to the internet that allows child predators and everybody
35:57
else to get access to your child, but my friends, I'll have these things.
36:00
I guess we're just going to be weird then again, let's say you're a person out there
36:05
listening to this.
36:06
I know there's a bunch of you.
36:07
You've got a kid that's a pre teen or a teenager and you've given them an unlocked
36:11
smartphone with full access to the internet and you allowed them to be on social media.
36:16
Give me the argument as to why that should be the case.
36:18
Give me the argument and I'm taking away from you.
36:22
Well, they're going to be weird otherwise or they're not going to be able to interact
36:25
with these people or the super Christianese people that are like, well, they need to
36:28
know how to use these platforms so they can spread the gospel in them.
36:31
I'm just going to say I haven't seen a whole lot of 14 year old spread in the gospel on
36:34
Snapchat.
36:35
I don't own Snapchat, but I haven't seen any reports to that case.
36:38
I haven't seen any kids that are, again, full access to the internet going into these
36:43
chat rooms or going into these, you know, Twitch stream rooms or something like that
36:46
are playing video games with other people around the country and they're doing it to
36:49
spread the gospel.
36:50
I haven't seen that.
36:52
But again, the overall idea that we should give these to our kids, where did we get that
36:57
idea?
36:58
We got it because we do it because we got Facebook and Twitter and social media as adults.
37:05
Facebook came out when I was 18 years old.
37:07
So we didn't grow up with it.
37:09
My first smartphone I got after I graduated college, but I think it would have been, you
37:13
know, 2009 or something like that.
37:15
And then when the iPhone came out, so probably 2009, 2010 is when I got my first smartphone.
37:20
And my brain was already more developed than that of a 12 or 13 year old.
37:25
Again, give me the reason as a dutiful parent as to why it's better that your child have
37:30
a smartphone with full access to the internet and social media.
37:34
Because everything that I'm seeing, all the just generalized knowledge and wisdom points
37:39
to the opposite being the best case scenario.
37:42
Our next one here, I guess I am going to be talking about it.
37:44
So next quick hit or Scotland enacting a law that could send violators to prison for up
37:48
to seven years for engaging in so called hate speech.
37:51
So this is according to Matt Walsh from the Daily Wire.
37:54
The specific law I'm talking about is called the Hate Crime and Public Order Act and Scotland
37:58
formally enacted it on Monday, April 1.
38:00
It criminalizes the act of quote, behaving in a manner that is reasonable, that a reasonable
38:05
person would consider to be threatening or abusive, unquote.
38:09
In doing so, quote, the person intends to stir up hatred against a group of persons, unquote,
38:14
based on one of the following characteristics, again, quoting age, disability, religion,
38:18
sexual orientation, transgender identity, or variations in sex characteristics, unquote.
38:23
Anyone found guilty on this law can be sentenced to prison for up to seven years.
38:28
So the thing about this law is a few things have come into play.
38:31
There are reports now out of Scotland that they are not responding to reports of theft
38:37
or assaults or even like sexual assaults and violence because they are flooded with reports
38:45
from their own citizenry of hate crimes of someone said something that I don't like or
38:51
even people just jacking with a system, just calling to make up stuff that their buddy definitely
38:56
didn't say but might get them in trouble and it would be funny down at the pub later when
39:00
they tell the story.
39:02
But the thing about this law is that it is very, very vague and this is kind of what
39:06
you get from people that are on the left.
39:08
They're never very specific about their position, right?
39:10
I mean, think about it.
39:11
How many years have we heard the pro abortion argument or the pro choice argument?
39:15
And then we finally get Bill Maher to just say the thing.
39:18
He just finally said the thing.
39:19
When you hear these people talk, it's just like vapid nonsense wrapped in an enigmatic
39:25
language that doesn't even vaguely make a coherent point, but the vagary of this law
39:31
is purposeful.
39:32
Okay.
39:33
So again, I want to go to again, this is one line.
39:35
This is one line, but it's behaving in a manner that is a reasonable person would consider
39:40
to be threatening or abusive in that it would cause the person intending to stir up hatred
39:45
against a group of persons.
39:47
Okay.
39:48
So let's go back to it, behaving in a manner that is reasonable.
39:52
What do you mean by reasonable?
39:54
Who's the arbiter arbiter of reasonableness here?
39:58
Who's the arbiter?
39:59
Do we have one?
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They don't specify.
40:01
And we keep going.
40:02
A reasonable person who would consider would consider to be threatening or abusive.
40:08
So a reasonable person, we don't know what that means.
40:11
And what they would surmise to be threatening or abusive.
40:13
What do you mean by threatening or abusive?
40:16
Because if it's because if I were to say, Hey, I'm going to come over there.
40:19
I'm going to punch you in your face.
40:21
That's clearly threatening.
40:23
But if I were to say, yeah, man, I'm not going to use feminine pronouns for you.
40:28
You're clearly a dude.
40:29
Is that threatening?
40:31
What's a poor whatever their reasonable person standard is, right?
40:35
If we keep going, it says the person intends to stir up hatred against a group of persons.
40:41
Well, how do you define intent?
40:43
Well, they don't specify that in the law.
40:46
And what do you mean by hatred?
40:48
Again, they don't specify that in the law.
40:50
Could it possibly mean that a Christian in Scotland, it's not a whole lot of them left,
40:55
but let's say you're a Christian in Scotland and you have a good friend of yours that identifies
40:59
as homosexual.
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Is it hateful for you to tell them that, look, that is sexual immorality?
41:04
It's abominable.
41:05
And that's not something that that you should do and you should turn to Christ and you should
41:09
love Christ more than you love your own sexuality.
41:12
Is that threatening, is that abusive, is that hateful?
41:17
I guess it's just in the hands of whoever this reasonable person is according to the law.
41:21
But my big takeaway on this one is given enough time and power.
41:26
The left in America will get laws just like these on the books here in America.
41:33
And we're going to find out who the cowardly pastors really are because guys, this stuff
41:37
is coming.
41:38
Okay, 2020 in a lot of ways felt like a dry run for something that they're going to push
41:43
on more later.
41:44
And again, if you keep electing people like Joe Biden, which again, I still feel like he's
41:48
going to win in November and Trump people have given me no indication as to how they're not
41:52
going to steal the election this time.
41:53
Again, I still have not gotten an explanation as to how they stole it in 2020, but they're
41:57
not going to be able to steal in 2024.
41:59
You guys still haven't given me that.
42:01
So maybe you could help me with that as well.
42:03
But why in the world do we think that given the White House and perhaps two houses of
42:09
Congress and prowess, perhaps expanding the Supreme Court and adding a bunch of activist
42:13
judges that they wouldn't be able to slam something like this completely through the
42:17
Constitution, completely through the Bill of Rights and down the throats of every American,
42:20
specifically the conservatives and Christians here in this country?
42:24
Because if we learn anything from 2020 and we learned a lot of lessons from 2020, it's
42:28
at a lot of our pastors that are supposed to be shepherding us.
42:33
They fold all too easy.
42:34
They fold like an old cheap lawn chair.
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Oh, Romans 13 or something.
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Okay.
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Government like we won't hold service because of what you said.
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And again, I think a lot of people learned a lesson to where they were like, Oh, we thought
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COVID was this thing that was going to kill everybody.
42:49
And as soon as we realized that it wasn't that we just reopened our doors, but some people
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even after they realized that they're like, we're going to keep them close.
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Why?
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And so because St. Fauci said that that's what we needed to do because these government
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organizations full of unelected bureaucrats are telling us how to run God's church, how
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to run the bride of Christ.
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And so if something like this were to happen here, I can already see it now.
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You're, uh, you're a big Eva people, you're, uh, lacres, you're a mega church pastors that
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never want to talk about, you know, incendiary topics.
43:26
So like your Steven Furticks or your Carl lenses or your Michael Todd's or any of these
43:29
types of guys, your Kregow shells, they're not going to say anything to this.
43:34
They're just going to go along to get along.
43:37
They're just going to be known for what they're for, not what they're against.
43:40
That's what they're going to do.
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And they're going to say, you know what?
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It's going to be loving of us to just do whatever the federal government tells us to
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do.
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Again, I point you back to what Eric Metaxas should have taught everybody in the book,
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Letters to the American church.
43:53
If a few thousand more German pastors had been on the side opposite the Nazi party, there
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is no World War three, there is no third Reich, there is no Holocaust.
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Tens of millions of lives are not taken in that war.
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If a few thousand pastors had actually had the stones to oppose what was so clearly not
44:16
a movement of God.
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So hopefully that doesn't happen, but I'm certainly not going to be holding my breath.
44:21
Alright, next quick hitter here, we got a couple more left, Candice Owens leaving the
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daily wire.
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So this is according to Candice Owens herself on her Twitter account from March the 22nd.
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The rumors are true.
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I am finally free.
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If you would like to support my work, you can head to and she gives her a website and
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all that kind of stuff and directs you to all that, there will be announcements in the
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weeks to come.
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Okay.
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So that was her statement.
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So here's my thing about Candice Owens.
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Is there is a time when I thought Candice Owens was a very, very interesting character because
44:47
she was a very seemingly smart and articulate black woman that was going against the narrative
44:53
that we get from black women, which is that we are an oppressed victim.
44:57
We have a lot of intersectionality because we're not only black, but we're also female
45:01
and so we're basically not going to be able to succeed in America.
45:04
And she just was like, no, I'm not buying into that nonsense.
45:06
I'm not buying into that narrative.
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But there's something that I kind of noticed about Candice Owens.
45:11
So I might get the timing and the people are kind of out of whack a little bit.
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But she was with PragerU for a while.
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And then she left PragerU and it didn't seem to be an acrimonious departure from PragerU.
45:23
Then she goes to TPUSA.
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That's Charlie Kirk's thing.
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And then she leaves TPUSA.
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Then she goes to the big league.
45:30
She goes to Daily Wire.
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And I just remember it was always a little bit awkward.
45:35
So they would do, I forget what it's called, but the Daily Wire hosts and Jeremy boring
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get together like once a month and you know, they talk about different topics, Daily Wire
45:41
backstage, I think is what it's called.
45:43
And then Candice Owens was on some of those and not on some of those.
45:46
And when she was on there, she didn't really talk much.
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And when she did talk, it was almost like, why are you talking?
45:52
Like it just, she wasn't going in line with the discussion that was being had.
45:55
It was just like she was trying to get her main points out there.
45:58
And then she had a very public kerfuffle with Ben Shapiro, who is the Daily Wire.
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Like he doesn't own the Daily Wire, but he's one of the founders.
46:06
You know, he, he is the main reason why the Daily Wire is successful overall.
46:09
I don't think that's debatable at this point.
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And so they had some public disagreements.
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And then she releases this.
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And I remember seeing this and thinking, oh, good, like, I don't think because she tends
46:23
to leave places and leave them with a lot of fire, I don't know that that's a good thing.
46:27
And that's a reputation that keeps following her.
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Now, I know a lot of you guys out there like her.
46:31
There's a lot of guys that told me, no, she's the next Tucker Carlson, right?
46:35
Candice Owens is somehow the next Tucker Carlson, which maybe, maybe she'll become like her
46:38
own thing that hers or has her own gravitational pull, but I'm going to go to my big takeaway
46:42
on this one.
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If every time you leave a job, there's beef and drama between you and those people, perhaps
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you're the problem.
46:50
I've heard people talk about this before.
46:52
They'll talk about all of their ex-boyfriends or ex-girlfriends.
46:55
And they're constantly talking about, well, this was the problem with this one and this
46:58
was a problem with the next one.
46:59
This was a problem with this one.
47:00
And it's like, man, there's one common denominator in all these stories.
47:04
It's you.
47:05
I mean, think about, you know, Joby and I've talked about this when people are like, oh,
47:08
Satan's attacking my finances and then he has them describe how they, you know, use
47:12
their money and how they spend and he's like, no, man, you're attacking your finances.
47:17
That's not Satan.
47:18
You're doing a great job on your own.
47:20
Like, come on, get your crap together.
47:22
This is kind of one of those moments and it feels like one of those moments.
47:25
And I've always kind of felt like Candice was maybe a little bit full of crap and that
47:29
was on full display here a couple of weeks ago because Ben Shapiro was getting a lot
47:33
of crap because Candice Owens left.
47:37
So I think she was fired, right?
47:39
So I think she was fired from the daily wire and Ben Shapiro has been very consistent to
47:43
where it's like, look, if you're a platform, then you can essentially like, so let's say
47:49
something like Twitter, Twitter is a free speech platform.
47:53
You should be able to say whatever you want on Twitter.
47:55
That's the whole reason, like, you know, Elon Musk buys it and they're trying not to,
47:59
you know, basically tell anyone what they can or cannot say.
48:01
They're just going to let the marketplace decide what is the content that they'd like
48:04
to see, right?
48:05
So that that's ultimately it.
48:06
But if you're a publisher, like the New York Times or Fox News or the daily wire, you get
48:11
to control what is on your platform.
48:14
So what was it?
48:15
Tom Miller in years ago, she went on, what does that stupid show the view?
48:20
She went on the view and she basically said without saying it that she wasn't pro life.
48:26
And she gets back to the blaze, which is where her show was at the time.
48:28
And I guess Glenn Beck and the team was like, yeah, you don't work here anymore.
48:32
Like, this is a conservative news organization.
48:34
You went on a large show, which shouldn't be a large show for any reason, but a large
48:37
show with a decent viewership.
48:39
And you basically said that you were anti one of the core tenants of what we hold to as
48:42
a conservative organization.
48:44
Yeah, you don't have a show here anymore.
48:46
And so people thought that when Candace Owen started expressing anti Israel sentiment, that
48:52
that was Ben Shapiro basically taking her microphone away from her and censoring her
48:56
in some way.
48:57
But Ben Shapiro was like, look, this is not a platform.
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The daily wire is on a platform.
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We are a publisher.
49:03
And if you go against some core tenants of the people that run the company, you shouldn't
49:06
expect to continue working there.
49:08
But apparently, I might get to get the stuff a little bit out of order, but Candace Owens
49:14
via Twitter or something like that challenged Ben Shapiro to a debate over Israel.
49:19
And Ben Shapiro immediately says, yeah, let's do it.
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Let's do it in Nashville.
49:22
Let's do the daily wire studios, me and you will sit down and we'll have a conversation.
49:26
And then Candace Owens is like, oh, no, no, no, no, no, like I don't want it to be on
49:29
daily wire and I don't want you on a profit off of it.
49:31
And then, you know, there needs to be a moderator and blah, blah, blah.
49:34
And Ben Shapiro's like, look, we can put it on whatever platform.
49:38
But if we put it here, okay, we'll donate all the money we make to a charity or something
49:41
like that.
49:42
But we already have the setup.
49:43
We're already in Nashville.
49:44
Like let's go ahead and just do this here.
49:46
Like we don't need a moderator who's going to try to put their thumb on the scale of one
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side of the other.
49:51
Let's just you and me get across the table and let's record it.
49:54
And then she just basically ran away from the entire thing.
49:57
Like it was again, you're inviting someone to fight and they're like, all right, I'm
50:01
your huckleberry.
50:02
And you're like, nah, man, I didn't mean it.
50:03
I was just kidding about.
50:04
Well, I wasn't.
50:05
Right.
50:06
It was one of those situations where it's like she after round and found out because Ben
50:09
Shapiro was like, yeah, let's do it.
50:10
And could you imagine the bloodbath that conversation would have been?
50:14
Because when you listen to Candace Owens talk about Israel, you can tell that she doesn't
50:17
really understand Israeli politics.
50:19
She doesn't really understand the Israeli military.
50:21
She certainly doesn't understand the history of Israel.
50:24
And those are three things that Ben Shapiro does a really good job of understanding.
50:27
It's kind of his whole thing.
50:30
That's why really the tone and tenor of his of a show changed on October the 7th of last
50:34
year is because like this is his area and he is an Orthodox Jew.
50:38
And so again, if you're a Candace Owens fan, I don't care.
50:40
It's not sinful to follow her or something like that, but just keep that in mind that
50:43
when she challenged someone to a debate, they accepted she took off.
50:48
That's what cowards do.
50:49
Okay.
50:50
And it's like, oh, I didn't think he was going to actually take me up on that.
50:53
He did.
50:54
And now I need to go pretend like it's another issue of some kind.
50:57
And also when you keep leaving places and you leave a wake behind you of wreckage, that's
51:01
probably not a good thing.
51:02
All right.
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Last quick hitter here in Israeli military drone striking strike killing world central
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kitchen aid workers.
51:08
So this is according to NPR in PR, Israel's military says it's investigation into airstrikes
51:13
Tuesday.
51:14
This was a lot of Tuesdays ago that killed seven aid workers in Gaza concluded that
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the strikes were carried out in serious violation of military operating procedures and that
51:22
senior military officers would be dismissed and reprimanded.
51:25
The deadly Israeli strikes on the three car convoy of the food charity world central kitchen,
51:30
running one of the most prominent aid operations in Gaza to address the dire food shortage,
51:34
mark the first time visiting international aid workers, including one US citizen have
51:38
been killed in Gaza during Israel's ongoing offensive.
51:41
Okay.
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So a few things here before the quick, the big takeaway.
51:45
If you think the Israelis did this on purpose, you're dumb, you're dumb.
51:49
I'm sorry, but there are no two ways about it.
51:52
You have to ask yourself this question.
51:55
Why would Israel coordinate aid in Gaza to supposed Palestinians only to blow up a convoy
52:05
that would lead to international outrage?
52:07
Again, because there's a lot of people that are telling me 100% without fail, Israel knew
52:13
that these were innocents that these were aid workers and they targeted them for destruction.
52:18
Why would they do that?
52:22
It literally like make it make sense to me because there are some reports suggesting
52:27
that these aid workers weren't so innocent that they were actually coordinating with
52:31
Hamas and it wasn't just to get food to innocent Palestinians.
52:35
So that's something to think about.
52:37
Another quick thing before I get to my big takeaway is the Jews seemingly are the only
52:42
people group in the world that are expected to feed the people that murder and rape their
52:46
countrymen.
52:48
And that crazy because the Jews are literally the ones not carpet bombing the population
52:56
of Gaza that aren't just nuking everybody inside.
53:00
They're not performing genocide and literally they are making sure aid goes directly to
53:06
the group that is responsible for murdering over a thousand of their people.
53:10
Because again, people pretend like there's Hamas and then there's innocent Palestinians
53:15
and that there's no overlap whatsoever.
53:17
Okay, these guys are wearing the Hamas uniforms and here's everybody else that are just under
53:21
their tyranny.
53:22
It's just not the case.
53:24
There certainly are innocent Palestinians.
53:26
There are Palestinian Christians that are under attack right now.
53:30
There are children that are starving.
53:33
There are men, women and children that are starving and that is a horrible, terrible thing.
53:37
And that goes right to my big takeaway.
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The people responsible for that are Hamas.
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Those aid workers would be alive today if not for Hamas.
53:49
Those people in Gaza would not be starving to death and not be being killed innocently
53:57
like as innocents rather.
54:00
This would not be happening if not for Hamas, if not for a fundamental and a fundamentalist
54:07
approach to Islam.
54:10
Again need I remind you that Hamas was elected to represent these people groups and if there
54:14
were an election held today, they would be reelected almost assuredly.
54:19
And so this idea that there's this, you know, okay, we can easily identify the people that
54:23
are Hamas.
54:24
And then there's a new subcategory called Hamas sympathizers, but they're innocent somehow.
54:28
And then we have the other people that are just innocent.
54:31
It's not that easy.
54:32
But I can tell you that better than just about any modern military, Israel is doing everything
54:36
they can to make sure that they don't shed innocent blood.
54:39
Again, it'd be a lot easier to just bomb these tunnels to just seal them off and let everybody
54:44
that's underground just die.
54:47
But they're not doing that.
54:49
They are literally losing military members, Israeli military members every single day by
54:53
taking the careful approach by to trying to do the pinprick approach by using a scalpel
55:00
instead of a sledgehammer.
55:02
Now I'm not advocating for them to use a sledgehammer.
55:04
I want them to preserve as much innocent life as possible as well on their side and the
55:08
other side.
55:09
But I am also in favor of them doing what they need to do, which is ending this conflict.
55:14
The only way this conflict ends is if you end Hamas.
55:17
Now, that opens up a bevy of other problems, which is this is a populace that actually overwhelmingly
55:23
supports what Hamas did and would very likely allow a new regime to rise up that is just
55:29
like, if not worse than Hamas.
55:31
But that is a problem for later.
55:33
The problem right now is you have a group of people that can't stay alive and you be
55:39
able to be safe as a country because every day that Hamas exists, that Hezbollah exists
55:44
that Iran exists, every day Israel will be in potential threat.
55:50
And their populace could be a populace full of innocence could be murdered, but you can't
55:55
stand for that.
55:56
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