It's Time for Christians to Get Real about MLK (Ep. 714)

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0:20 This is Undaunted Life a Man's Podcast.

0:24 I'm your host Kyle Thompson.

0:25 Let's get into it.

0:27 Beware of false prophets who come to you in sheep's clothing

0:29 but inwardly are ravenous wolves.

0:31 That is Matthew 715.

0:32 Guys, last week, I was all sad and mad whenever I came in the studio.

0:35 But today, I am like fired up.

0:36 And it's not just because of the Jaco Neutropics.

0:39 It's because I'm really, really excited

0:40 about what I'm going to talk about today.

0:41 But I'm also very excited about what's

0:43 going on in Jacksonville, Florida on October the 17th.

0:45 That is the Church 1122 men's conference.

0:48 The speakers will be Joby Martin, Willie Robertson, John Tyson, Brian

0:51 Lorett, some other guys.

0:52 And also yours truly.

0:53 So I don't know if that's a good thing or a bad thing for you.

0:55 But we will all be there.

0:56 And I'm telling you guys, I keep getting messages from dudes

0:58 that have bought tickets that are planning

0:59 to travel to Jacksonville for that.

1:01 It will 100% sell out.

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1:05 It is in the show notes.

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1:08 October 17th and 18th of this year.

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1:17 if this is good for you.

1:18 But I did want to make a couple of quick clarifying notes

1:21 from episode 711 of last week.

1:25 So first of all, I'm very mad at myself

1:27 that I didn't make some sort of a 711 joke last week.

1:29 It was perfect.

1:29 It was right for the picking, and I just didn't do it.

1:31 But as I was listening to it back,

1:33 there were a few things that I was kind of imprecise about.

1:35 So I want to clear that up a little bit.

1:37 So I was talking about Republican Senator Susan Collins

1:39 of Maine and Lisa Murkowski of Alaska

1:41 and how they need to be primary because they did not

1:43 vote to approve Pete Hagg-Seth to be the next,

1:46 the new Secretary of Defense.

1:48 And even though they had voted yes on Rachel Levine,

1:51 a dude pretending to be a woman during the Biden administration.

1:53 So I mentioned that Maine is essentially a purple state,

1:57 which is true.

1:58 But I also said that Alaska is essentially a purple state.

2:00 I just kind of made it as an offhand comment.

2:02 And as soon as I heard myself say that, I was like, wait a minute.

2:05 That's not true at all, you dummy.

2:08 Which led me to actually look up the last time

2:10 that Alaska voted for a Democrat for president.

2:12 And the last time Alaska voted for a Democrat for president

2:15 was in 1964.

2:17 So 22 years before I was born, when incumbent President Lyndon

2:21 B. Johnson won the state during his landslide victory

2:23 over Republican Barry Goldwater.

2:25 So my bad Alaskans, please stop sending me messages.

2:28 Also, I was talking about the death

2:30 of former Planned Parenthood president Cecile Richards

2:34 and how she was compared basically

2:36 to the most murderous dictators of the 20th century.

2:39 So during her tenure at Planned Parenthood,

2:40 she oversaw the slaughter of 4 million unborn babies.

2:44 And there is a point that I thought I made,

2:48 I thought I prepared to make, but I didn't make it

2:50 while I was doing my commentary last week.

2:52 So I want to make it now.

2:54 So I was talking about how Cecile Richards is somewhere

2:57 in the neighborhood of Hideki Tojo, Vladimir Lenin,

3:00 Kim Il-sung, and Pol Pot in terms of the number of people

3:03 that she had murdered, okay?

3:04 Or that she oversaw their murder.

3:07 But here's the biggest point and the most fundamental

3:09 difference between Cecile Richards

3:11 and those other murderous humans.

3:13 She oversaw the murder of human beings

3:16 that had absolutely zero means of defending themselves.

3:22 So in that way, her satanic impact on humanity

3:27 is way different than even those evil dictators

3:29 from the 20th century, because again,

3:31 even in Pol Pot's Cambodia or Lenin's Soviet Union

3:35 or something like that, people at the very least

3:38 could have done this.

3:39 If you're watching on YouTube, which by the way,

3:41 our rumble has been disconnected for like a year

3:43 and I didn't realize, sorry.

3:44 So I'm gonna try to figure that out.

3:45 But if you're watching this on any of the video

3:47 streaming platforms, they could at least put their hands up,

3:49 right, and defend themselves.

3:51 Not all these people were armed,

3:53 not all these people could defend themselves in the way

3:54 that maybe some of us here in America

3:56 are blessed enough to defend ourselves,

3:58 but they were able to defend themselves somewhat

3:59 or they were able to try to run away,

4:01 they were able to try to escape something, right?

4:03 And most of them got gotten anyway.

4:06 But Cecile Richards and Planned Parenthood,

4:08 they're going after the most indefensible people

4:12 or the people that can be,

4:13 they can't defend themselves,

4:15 like the most out of everybody.

4:16 They're children inside the womb.

4:18 They have no means to protect themselves.

4:20 And Cecile Richards and all Planned Parenthood,

4:22 they profited off of that,

4:24 Planned Parenthood continues to profit off of that.

4:26 So I wanted to make that finer point.

4:28 And also, this one's a weird one.

4:30 But during my interview with Michael Walsh,

4:32 he mentioned Camille Paglia, okay?

4:34 And so she's an American academic,

4:36 social critic and all that.

4:37 And I swear to goodness, like a year ago,

4:39 I swore that I heard somewhere that she had passed away.

4:42 And I remember being like,

4:43 oh, that's kind of disappointing,

4:44 I would have loved to have her own show

4:45 at some point, things like that.

4:46 And so while he was talking,

4:48 he mentioned Camille Paglia and I said,

4:49 hey, she rest in peace.

4:50 You may not have heard it 'cause I was talking

4:52 underneath him talking.

4:54 But she's definitely alive, guys.

4:55 So again, if you ever look at me and you're like,

4:57 gosh, that Kyle, he really has everything squared away

4:59 and he never makes any mistakes.

5:01 There's some mistakes.

5:01 Sometimes I don't speak as clearly as I want to.

5:03 And sometimes I think people are dead

5:05 because I saw it online somewhere

5:06 and they're actually alive, okay?

5:07 So let's go and get into the quick hitters for today.

5:10 And here's something I'm gonna do different here

5:11 right from the beginning.

5:13 I'm gonna do a quick hitter right now.

5:15 So I normally read the list and then I do my main point

5:18 and we go, but I literally added this morning

5:21 and I've got to get it out of my system

5:23 because it's so frustrating

5:24 and it's like making my energy go all over the place.

5:26 So the first quick hitter I'm gonna hit,

5:28 then we'll do our main thing

5:29 and then we'll get into the rest of the quick hitters.

5:31 Illegal immigrants all over the United States of America

5:34 protesting ice and mass deportations

5:37 'cause this is happening like right now

5:39 as I'm recording this a couple of days

5:41 for many of you are hearing this.

5:42 So as you can see, we're in this new beautiful studio, okay?

5:45 So this is my new solo setup, right?

5:47 And so I've got some more cameras over there

5:49 for the forging table.

5:50 So the forging table will look even Doper here

5:52 very, very soon.

5:53 And so Landon Robertson, he came out here from Florida

5:55 to do this.

5:56 This is a guy that goes all over the country

5:57 doing this type of thing.

5:58 It was a great, great pleasure to have him here to do that.

6:02 Now, he's a big chicken wing guy and so am I

6:05 and the best chicken wing place

6:06 in the Oklahoma City metro area in my opinion.

6:08 I'm happy to hear recommendations.

6:11 It is a place called Chicken Beer on 23rd Street, okay?

6:14 And so yesterday, you know, we were working on the studio

6:16 on Sunday afternoon and evening, and then Monday morning,

6:19 we were getting a lot of stuff ready to go,

6:20 but we're hungry.

6:21 It's lunchtime.

6:22 He's like, hey, let's hit that wing place.

6:23 And I'm like, bet, let's go.

6:24 That's exactly what I want to do.

6:26 So we drive all the way there.

6:27 And as I pull into the parking lot, I see no cars.

6:29 It's like, that's odd cause it's like 1230, 1245, no cars.

6:33 And then I look inside the windows of the restaurant

6:35 and there's no one in there.

6:36 And like, that's really strange.

6:38 I'm like, hey, hop out real quick and go up to the door

6:40 and see if see what's going on.

6:42 And as he's doing that, I'm like looking at Google

6:44 and I'm like, okay, it shows that they're open on Mondays

6:47 cause you know, some places are randomly closed on Mondays

6:49 that they're open.

6:50 He goes up to the door, knocks, no one's there,

6:53 lights are completely off, they are closed.

6:54 And it is in the middle of lunchtime on Monday.

6:57 So he comes back to the car and then he goes

6:59 to their Facebook or Instagram and he sees this post, okay?

7:03 This is chicken beer on Instagram.

7:06 Close today, dear valued customers, we are close today.

7:10 We recognize and respect the decisions of those

7:13 in our industry who have chosen to stand in solidarity.

7:16 As the children of parents who fled Vietnam during the war,

7:21 we understand firsthand the sacrifices

7:23 and difficult choices families make

7:25 in pursuit of a better life.

7:26 We appreciate your understanding

7:28 and look forward to serving you again tomorrow.

7:31 And I immediately, cause at this point,

7:33 I had been fasting since the previous afternoon.

7:36 I have a little mini head explosion

7:38 at how absolutely stupid this post is

7:42 and this decision.

7:43 And then I find out that there are restaurants

7:45 in different places all over the Metro of Oklahoma City

7:48 and all over the country that were standing in solidarity

7:51 on Monday and choosing not to come to work, okay?

7:55 So getting a free day off for most of these people, okay?

7:57 But the thing is about these people,

8:00 specifically restaurant people that shut down

8:02 on Monday of this week, they are completely full of crap.

8:07 And this is why they shut down in solidarity

8:12 on their least busy day of the week.

8:14 Because at the end, this is a game of capitalism, right?

8:18 This is basic economics.

8:20 They're sacrificing Monday,

8:22 which if you've ever been in the restaurant world,

8:24 you know that Monday is the least traffic today

8:26 in basically the entire country

8:28 when it comes to restaurants.

8:30 And so they sacrifice that,

8:32 but if they really wanted to virtue signal,

8:34 why didn't they sacrifice Friday and Saturday and Sunday?

8:38 Any of those days,

8:39 the days that are the busiest for restaurants,

8:41 they actually mint it.

8:42 Because the thing is that they don't actually mean it.

8:45 They don't mean it at all.

8:46 So they wanted the least amount of flesh, right?

8:49 To be sacrificed on that day.

8:52 But why not give up your tips

8:54 and all of your extra capital on Friday and Saturday?

8:58 So as you guys look forward to this weekend,

9:01 I want you to take note of all the restaurants

9:03 that are closed in solidarity,

9:05 but also these people in this post,

9:07 they're comparing people that left,

9:10 that fled Vietnam during the Vietnam War, right?

9:14 To illegal immigrants that are currently in this country

9:17 that are deciding some of them

9:19 to go back to their country before they're deported.

9:22 Please explain to me how these things are the same.

9:25 Please explain this to me.

9:26 Explain it to me like I'm five.

9:28 But the bigger point here is you can look at videos

9:31 and pictures all over online right now

9:33 of people flying the flags of their home country,

9:37 be that Mexico or Venezuela or Chile or, you know,

9:41 Colombia, whatever, right?

9:43 They're flying the flags of their home country

9:46 while they're stomping on and/or burning

9:48 the flag of the United States of America.

9:51 So I made this point on Instagram.

9:53 So you're protesting against the United States of America

9:56 while waving the flag of your home country,

10:01 which is such an awful place to live

10:04 that you choose to live in the United States of America.

10:07 Got it, makes total sense.

10:12 But what we're seeing here, guys, again,

10:13 a lot of these people that are in these protests,

10:15 they are illegal immigrants, okay?

10:17 So they are taking advantage of and benefiting

10:19 and profiting off of the United States of America,

10:21 specifically the US taxpayer, myself,

10:23 and most of you listening to this,

10:25 they're profiting off of that

10:26 without a single solitary shred of gratitude.

10:31 Now, I have a gratitude list on my phone.

10:34 It's a great suggestion by Joby to,

10:35 hey, let's have a gratitude list on our phone.

10:37 At least one thing for every year you've been alive

10:39 so that if you're ever like down in the dump,

10:40 she can look down and realize,

10:41 hey, I'm still living a great life.

10:43 Living in America is something that I'm very grateful for.

10:46 I never take that for granted.

10:50 Like here I am living in this great country.

10:52 I was blessed enough to be born here.

10:54 I didn't have to try to immigrate here.

10:55 I didn't have to try to make life work somewhere else,

10:58 but I'm very, very grateful.

11:00 But these people lived in squalor,

11:04 maybe in warfare, in these corrupt environments,

11:07 unsafe environments for them,

11:09 their families and their businesses,

11:10 and they come here and they have absolutely no

11:13 gratitude for this country.

11:15 I made this point during the World Baseball Classic

11:17 because you had Team Cuba and Team Venezuela

11:20 and all these other different teams in Team Mexico.

11:23 And all these people were in the stadium in Miami,

11:26 flying the flag of the country they refused to live in

11:29 because it sucked so bad.

11:31 They live here, they're Americans.

11:33 I mean, the point of my brother-in-law

11:34 and all of his friends that are here,

11:36 they all were originally from Brazil,

11:38 but they're here in America now.

11:40 They were citizens here and they're great citizens, by the way.

11:44 But they only root for Brazil when it comes to like sports

11:47 or different things like that.

11:48 And I get it, like it's hard to root for, you know,

11:50 American soccer, whenever you grew up watching

11:53 Brazilian soccer and that team, right?

11:54 But it's like, can you show some pride for this country

11:58 that basically is allowing you to prosper?

12:01 Can you show some level of gratitude

12:03 and these people burning the United States of America flag?

12:05 It's like, okay, we'll see ya, but they don't wanna leave either.

12:09 But I think what we're seeing here

12:10 is a fundamental misunderstanding of our position

12:13 'cause a lot of people are like,

12:14 why aren't you just showing compassion on these people?

12:16 Why don't you understand the plight of these immigrants?

12:18 So let me clear that up so that any people

12:20 that are listening to this, that don't understand us,

12:23 will understand and I will speak slowly

12:25 so that you can understand it, okay?

12:27 We are pro-immigration, as long as it's legal.

12:32 We are pro-bringing and keeping the best and brightest minds

12:38 from all over the world in this country

12:40 and in this economy.

12:41 We are anti-people cheating and coming through the back door

12:46 and cutting the line, okay?

12:49 Because fundamentally, it is unjust

12:52 and we're not here for it, okay?

12:53 We're just a striven people.

12:55 And additionally, we are anti-people in this country

12:58 whom we have no information on

13:00 and we don't know what their intentions are in this country.

13:03 So the same would be true in your own household.

13:06 Would you invite someone into your own household

13:08 or better yet?

13:09 Would you just leave the doors open to your house

13:11 for anyone and everyone to come in,

13:13 whether or not you know them,

13:15 whether or not you know their intentions?

13:17 Do they want to help you and your family stay safe

13:20 and prosper or do they wanna take from your family

13:22 and potentially hurt or kill them?

13:24 Do you not know?

13:26 Well, guess what?

13:27 If you don't know if somebody is like that,

13:28 you would never welcome them into your home.

13:31 Does that make sense?

13:33 So let me go to the big takeaway on this one.

13:35 I don't believe you that you hate it here.

13:38 You're certainly acting like you hate it here

13:42 and that America is terrible, but I don't believe you.

13:44 You're clearly full of crap

13:46 because you are still choosing to be here.

13:49 You live in a country where when you burn their flag,

13:53 they don't just come out and shoot you or hang you.

13:58 Now, in some of your home countries that you fled,

14:00 that's precisely what they would do.

14:03 Like, do you think people that have fled Iran

14:06 and came through the southern border

14:07 and they're now here from like Iran?

14:08 Do you think they would get away in downtown Tehran

14:11 with burning the Iranian flag?

14:13 No, they would be killed on the spot.

14:15 But you're still choosing to be here

14:17 'cause you know you can do that, right?

14:19 Without really any retribution.

14:21 So here's the thing.

14:23 If you hate this country, okay, no big deal,

14:26 you just forfeit your right to benefit from it.

14:29 Deal?

14:31 I mean, this seems like a pretty easy thing.

14:34 Like, if you don't like it here, you don't have to be here,

14:38 right?

14:39 I talked, remember me talking about after the election,

14:41 people living in Oklahoma.

14:42 I can't believe every county went red.

14:43 This place is such a terrible place to live,

14:45 blah, blah, all those different things.

14:46 Okay, well, if you hated here, why are you staying here?

14:50 It's super easy to pick up and move in this country, right?

14:53 If you hated in Oklahoma, Colorado's just right over there,

14:57 like go there and hang out

14:58 with all those blue no matter who people.

15:00 But again, all these people that are complaining right now,

15:02 I don't believe you 'cause you're still staying here.

15:05 So that's the first quick hitter.

15:06 The other quick hitter is that we're gonna be going over today.

15:08 It's gonna be a bevy of Trump stuff

15:10 just to start Trump signing an executive order

15:12 to ban federal government

15:13 from funding gender transition surgeries

15:15 and drugs for children experiencing gender dysphoria.

15:18 Trump accompanying his first legislative victory

15:20 or accomplishing his first legislative victory

15:22 of his second presidential term

15:23 by signing the Lake and Riley Act into law.

15:26 Trump offering federal workers buyouts

15:28 in order to shrink the federal government.

15:29 The state of California dropping its charges

15:31 against the two undercover pro-life journalists

15:33 who exposed Planned Parenthood

15:34 allegedly selling aborted baby parts.

15:36 A 500 pound woman suing Lyft after her driver

15:40 canceled her ride because she would not fit in his vehicle.

15:43 Yes, that's a real thing that happened.

15:45 And then Columbia's president backing down

15:46 with a whimper after initially refusing to accept planes

15:49 from America carrying Colombian criminal illegal aliens.

15:53 But you need to take a big drink of water

15:55 'cause we're about to get after it.

15:57 All right, here we go.

16:04 It's a big drink of water, sorry.

16:05 New camera set up and all that.

16:07 Had a little bit of a pause,

16:08 but I think we're all still recording here.

16:09 Just making sure, all right, we're doing it live here.

16:12 Doing it live.

16:14 All right, we're just gonna make it happen.

16:15 Okay, well, I guess I need to say this

16:19 before I get into them, okay, stuff.

16:20 So sorry for this little pause here.

16:23 I do wanna make a brief comment

16:24 about the plane and helicopter crash that happened

16:26 in Washington, D.C.

16:28 Again, everyone on board died, 64 people on the plane died,

16:32 or yeah, on the plane died and three people

16:34 and the helicopter died.

16:35 There's a lot of people that are making comments

16:37 about this right now.

16:38 There's still a lot of information

16:39 that has not been confirmed.

16:40 And so I'm gonna save my commentary maybe

16:42 until next week, until we can get a little bit more

16:45 of the investigation, a little bit more information,

16:46 but I did wanna just kind of throw that out there.

16:48 I am so heartbroken for those people,

16:52 for the 67 souls that perished.

16:55 It's just an absolutely horrible thing.

16:57 If those people are in your community,

16:59 like I know a lot of people that live in the areas

17:01 that also listen to the show,

17:02 do what you can to love on those people

17:04 and show them the gospel.

17:05 But we need to get into something pretty controversial today.

17:09 As you know on the show, I am no stranger to controversy.

17:14 I don't shy away from topics

17:16 that make people feel icky or a little bit squeamish.

17:19 I also have a tendency to go after sacred cows on the show.

17:22 And I make no bones about it and I'm not gonna sacrifice.

17:25 So there are people that see any Stanley as a sacred cow.

17:29 That he's somehow above criticism

17:31 because of the size of his church

17:33 or the size of his influence

17:34 or because of who his daddy was,

17:35 but I don't see it that way.

17:36 I see him as a man who is fallible.

17:38 And when he strays from anything that even resembles

17:41 biblical doctrine or orthodoxy,

17:43 I'm gonna hit him on it, okay?

17:44 But we've talked about him on the show.

17:46 Why?

17:48 Because it's absolutely necessary to do so, okay?

17:51 I've also gone after in vitro fertilization on the show.

17:53 So I've tried to inform you all

17:55 about the horrific ethical and moral issues

17:57 with that entire process.

17:59 And a lot of people think that IVF is a sacred cow.

18:02 You can't talk about it

18:02 unless you be a horrible, awful, judgmental,

18:04 terrible person, but we've talked about it on the show.

18:07 Why?

18:08 Because it's absolutely necessary to do so.

18:10 I also went after man's best friend

18:12 or at least some people's man's best friends

18:14 with pit bulls, right?

18:15 I've gone after pit bulls.

18:16 You're apparently not allowed to talk about pit bulls

18:18 because they're just animals, right?

18:19 They're so cool looking, right?

18:21 Why would you dare say something bad about them?

18:23 If they maul someone to death, it's the owner's fault, right?

18:26 It's not as if they were bred to do that exact thing, right?

18:29 It couldn't have anything to do with the fact

18:30 that they're essentially wild animals

18:32 that shouldn't be legal to own, right?

18:33 But we've talked about them on the show.

18:35 Why?

18:36 Because it's absolutely necessary to do so on and so on

18:38 and so forth.

18:39 On the show, as I've shown you guys over and over,

18:41 we're gonna go after stuff that we need to go after

18:43 in order to make sure that people are informed

18:45 and forewarned and equipped

18:48 to be able to push back darkness, okay?

18:49 That's why we're here.

18:50 So today, for your benefit,

18:53 I'm going to go after perhaps one of the biggest sacred cows

18:56 and all of Western public life,

18:58 and that's Martin Luther King, Jr., okay?

19:02 So buckle up, don't presume that you know

19:04 what I'm going to say before I say it.

19:07 Allow me to elucidate my point fully

19:09 and then you can judge from there, okay?

19:11 So during the 2024 campaign for president,

19:15 Donald Trump on multiple occasions said

19:17 that he would release the FBI files

19:19 with information on JFK, RFK, and MLK.

19:23 Now, these files allegedly contained information

19:25 about the surveillance that was done on these men

19:27 by the federal government and potentially

19:29 the federal government's involvement

19:30 in their assassinations, all that kind of stuff.

19:32 So time will tell whether or not there's any smoking gun

19:36 really as it pertains to JFK and RFK.

19:38 But I remember that there were people that were

19:40 at least somewhat confused about MLK being included here

19:44 in this line of names because people apparently were

19:46 not tripping over themselves to learn more about MLK.

19:50 So for the most part,

19:52 the story of Martin Luther King, Jr.

19:53 is considered at least societally settled, okay?

19:57 So he was an incredible man that fought tooth and nail

20:00 for civil rights in this country, case closed.

20:02 Let's dedicate an entire day on the calendar

20:06 as Americans to honor the memory of this great man.

20:08 Let's erect an enormous statue in our nation's capital

20:11 to celebrate the life and impact of Martin Luther King, Jr.

20:14 Well, as with anyone, as with anyone and everyone really,

20:20 which is going to be to my overall point,

20:22 it's not quite that simple, okay?

20:24 Now for years, I have heard rumors about Martin Luther King,

20:28 Jr. and some of the things that he had done,

20:31 but they were rumors that had not been substantiated,

20:34 but the FBI released more files on Martin Luther King, Jr.

20:39 They haven't released everything that they have

20:41 because there are some recordings and some different things

20:43 that would even further some of the things

20:45 that I'm about to read, but they haven't been released yet.

20:48 But some of the stuff is just absolutely shocking.

20:51 Some of it is absolutely disgusting.

20:54 Some of it should be disqualifying for him,

20:57 considering all of our new understandings

20:59 about what could get someone canceled, right?

21:01 We live in cancel culture.

21:03 And so now we need to reckon with that.

21:06 But here's my main point for bringing the,

21:08 even bringing this up today.

21:10 It's time for Christians and society writ large, frankly,

21:14 to get real about Martin Luther King, Jr.

21:16 and just exactly the type of man that he was.

21:20 Because here's the thing that I see.

21:21 And it's not just every Martin Luther King day, right?

21:24 Churches and preachers present him as if he's a saint.

21:30 Even in traditions that don't do saints,

21:33 there's almost like this MLK worship thing.

21:36 There are pastors that will constantly quote Martin Luther

21:38 King, Jr. they usually say Reverend Martin Luther King,

21:41 Jr. they make sure they sneak that in.

21:43 They'll post quotes from their churches,

21:46 Instagram accounts or their own personal Facebook account

21:50 or all that with stuff about Martin Luther King, Jr.

21:52 celebrating Martin Luther King, Jr.

21:54 But there are three main problems with this.

21:58 The first is his personal behavior, King's personal behavior.

22:02 So right now I'm going to be reading specifically

22:04 from a page, and I've got links to all this in the show notes

22:06 if you want to check it out.

22:07 But this is from some of the FBI files

22:10 and it goes to the personal behavior and conduct

22:13 of Martin Luther King, Jr.

22:15 King's personal conduct.

22:16 With the funds he had received from the Ford Foundation,

22:19 King held the first of two workshops in Miami, Florida

22:21 in February 1968 to train Negro ministers

22:25 in an urban leadership.

22:26 One Negro minister in attendance later expressed

22:28 his disgust with the behind the scenes drinking,

22:30 fornication and homosexuality that went on at the conference.

22:34 Several Negro and white prostitutes were brought in

22:37 from the Miami area and all night sex orgy was held

22:40 with these prostitutes and some of the delegates

22:42 in attendance.

22:43 One room had a large table in it which was filled

22:45 with whiskey, the two Negro prostitutes were paid $50

22:48 to put on a sex show for the entertainment of the guests.

22:51 A variety of sex acts deviating from the normal were observed

22:55 and then we have previous sexual experiences.

22:58 This activity is not new to King and his associates.

23:01 In early January 1964, King engaged in another two-day

23:05 drunken sex orgy in Washington DC.

23:07 Many of those present engaged in sexual acts,

23:10 natural as well as unnatural for the entertainment

23:12 of onlookers.

23:13 When one of the females shied away from engaging

23:16 in the unnatural act, King and other people present

23:19 discussed how she was to be taught and initiated

23:22 in this respect.

23:24 Throughout the ensuing years and until this date,

23:28 King had continued to carry on his sexual aberrations

23:30 secretly while holding himself out in the public view

23:34 as a moral leader of religious conviction.

23:37 There was also an FBI memo released with some more details

23:40 so this has been known for a while.

23:42 But on January 6th of 1964, apparently,

23:44 Martin Luther King Jr. participated in another orgy.

23:49 So this time the FBI had previously bugged the room

23:51 'cause again, they were doing surveillance on the guy.

23:54 And allegedly another pastor in MLK's inner circle

23:58 named Logan Curse can be heard raping a woman, okay?

24:02 And Martin Luther King can be heard laughing

24:05 throughout the rape.

24:07 So additionally, the mic picked up Martin Luther King

24:10 offering advice to curse and encouraging him

24:14 during the rape, which is, you know, absolutely vile.

24:18 So apparently the full audio tapes, photographs

24:21 and all the film footage that the FBI has

24:22 corroborating this information is not set to be unsealed

24:25 and released until 2027 per a 50 year court order back

24:29 in 1977.

24:30 So jury's still out on whether or not that will be released.

24:33 But I also wanna read something from the FBI files here

24:36 that's talking about his kind of sexual picadilies.

24:38 So this is talking about King's mistress.

24:40 It was learned in February 1968

24:42 from a very responsible Los Angeles individual

24:45 in a position to know that King had been having

24:47 an illicit love affair with the wife of a prominent

24:50 Negro dentist in Los Angeles, California since 1962.

24:54 He believes King fathered a baby girl born to this woman

24:57 in as much as her husband is allegedly sterile.

25:01 The child resembles King to a great degree

25:03 and King contributes to the support of this child.

25:05 He calls this woman every Wednesday

25:07 and frequently meets her in various cities

25:09 throughout the country.

25:10 The individual who reported this is himself a prominent

25:13 Negro who is related by law to King's mistress.

25:16 He advised, he advised that he showed King since 1960

25:20 and referred to him as a hypocrite.

25:22 He also reported that King is having illicit love affairs

25:24 with three other women, one of whom is Joan Baez,

25:27 the nationally known folk singer.

25:29 The prominent Negro who furnished the information said

25:32 he was appalled that a man of King's low character

25:36 could cause so much trouble for both Negroes

25:38 and the government.

25:39 As can be seen from the above,

25:40 it is a fact that King not only regularly indulges

25:43 and adulterous acts, but enjoys the abnormal

25:46 by engaging in group sexual orgies.

25:49 Okay, so there's a lot here and maybe you don't believe

25:52 in all this and all that, but obviously his personal

25:55 behavior is something that we should look at.

25:57 The second thing that is problematic about, you know,

26:00 Christians in the West just blindly worshiping this guy

26:02 is his politics and his worldview, okay?

26:05 So the FBI investigators alleged the following

26:08 about Martin Luther King, that he was surrounded

26:10 by advisers with strong links to the Communist Party

26:13 in the United States.

26:15 That is public statements and public speeches

26:17 were always subject to approval by the alleged

26:21 Communist sympathizers.

26:22 So he would check with them before he would deliver

26:24 one of his sermons or public speeches.

26:27 Also that he was a secret supporter of communism.

26:30 Some people even called him and were quoted as calling him

26:32 a wholehearted Marxist and also his organization,

26:35 the Southern Christian Leadership Conference,

26:37 set up a tax dodge to raise funds for his activities, okay?

26:41 But here's the thing, even with this claim

26:43 and the previous claim, I can already hear some of you

26:46 saying this so you can save me the emails,

26:48 but Kyle, this was collected by the FBI.

26:51 Don't you think they would make up lies

26:53 to make him look bad?

26:55 Don't you think that some white FBI agents

26:57 that they were racist and they had it out

27:00 to make Martin Luther King look horrible?

27:03 So here's my response to those kinds of comments.

27:06 Maybe, maybe you're right.

27:11 Maybe all of this is just a decades long smear campaign

27:16 by evil, racist white men that worked at the FBI

27:20 against the biggest name in the civil rights movement

27:22 here in the United States because they just had

27:24 an axe to grind because they just wanted black people

27:26 held down and they were white supremacists, maybe.

27:30 But everything that I just read from the FBI reports

27:35 and some of the different things that have been released

27:37 have been publicly corroborated by Martin Luther King's

27:41 closest friend.

27:43 So there was a guy named Ralph Abernathy.

27:46 He wrote a book in the late 1980s called

27:48 and the early 1980s, I believe.

27:50 It was called and the walls came tumbling down

27:53 and it detailed much of what I read

27:55 from the FBI files above, okay, or earlier.

27:59 So guys, at a minimum, he cheated on his spouse

28:03 multiple times with multiple women.

28:05 That in and of itself is enough to disqualify him

28:07 as a minister, right?

28:09 You have to be a husband of one wife, faithful in marriage.

28:11 We see that in 1 Timothy 3-2 and Titus 1-6.

28:14 But allegedly, he fathered a child out of wedlock,

28:18 at least one.

28:19 He participated in orgies, he participated in orgies

28:23 that included homosexual sex, and he participated

28:26 in prostitution, and he participated in rape.

28:29 Again, these are allegations.

28:32 And as I've told you here on the show,

28:34 like we have to adjudicate these things

28:36 and make sure that we are doing the exact right thing

28:39 and making sure that people can speak for themselves.

28:42 But there's a lot of evidence showing

28:44 that Martin Luther King was just not a very good guy.

28:48 But let's just say everything I read up to this point

28:52 was not true, okay?

28:55 Let's say all those worst mere campaigns

28:57 and there was some way for us to literally say

28:59 and find out that no, he actually didn't cheat on his spouse.

29:02 He didn't father a baby out of wedlock.

29:03 He didn't participate in orgies, homosexual, or heterosexual,

29:08 that he didn't participate in prostitution,

29:10 that hadn't even participated in rape.

29:11 Let's say that.

29:12 A third reason that I think Christians should really get real

29:15 about Martin Luther King Jr.

29:16 is because of his rejection of core Christian doctrines.

29:21 So we have writings from Martin Luther King Jr.

29:24 When he was an adult, right?

29:25 It wasn't like when he was a child

29:27 and in them he rejects all of the following,

29:31 the divinity of Christ, the virgin birth,

29:35 the resurrection, the bodily resurrection of Christ,

29:39 the existence of hell and the second coming of Christ.

29:42 Let me just read that again.

29:47 Martin Luther King Jr. in his own writings,

29:50 he went against and rejected the following,

29:52 the divinity of Christ, the virgin birth,

29:54 the resurrection, the existence of hell

29:56 and the second coming of Christ.

29:58 So actually when a read from an article

30:00 that Virgil Walker wrote Virgil's been on the show before,

30:02 he wrote this on January the 20th.

30:05 So this is from his article here I'll put in the show notes.

30:07 In his paper on the humanity and divinity of Jesus,

30:10 King wrote this.

30:11 "The Orthodox attempt to explain the divinity of Jesus

30:14 "in terms of an inherent metaphysical substance within him

30:17 "seems to me quite inadequate.

30:19 "To say that Christ is divine in an ontological sense

30:22 "is actually harmful and detrimental,

30:24 "so that the Orthodox view of the divinity of Christ

30:27 "is in my mind quite readily denied."

30:30 King's denial of Christ's divinity naturally extended

30:32 the two other foundational doctrines,

30:34 including the resurrection.

30:36 This is again a quote from Martin Luther King Jr. here.

30:38 "This doctrine, the resurrection,

30:39 "upon which the Easter faith rests,

30:41 "symbolizes the ultimate Christian conviction

30:43 "that Christ conquered death.

30:45 "From a literary historical and philosophical point of view,

30:49 "this doctrine raises many questions.

30:51 "In fact, the external evidence for the authenticity

30:54 "of this doctrine is found wanting."

30:57 Back to the article here.

30:59 King also dismissed the virgin birth,

31:01 the second coming of Christ in the existence of a literal hell,

31:04 such theological points, positions directly conflict

31:07 with core Christian beliefs as underscored by the apostle Paul.

31:10 So this is 1 Corinthians 15, verses 12 through 14.

31:13 "Now if Christ is proclaimed as a race from the dead,

31:15 "how can some of you say that there is no resurrection

31:17 "of the dead?

31:18 "But if there is no resurrection of the dead,

31:20 "then even Christ has been raised.

31:22 "And if Christ has not been raised,

31:24 "then our preaching is in vain and your faith is in vain."

31:27 By rejecting those doctrines,

31:29 King's theological framework

31:30 departs significantly from the faith

31:32 he publicly represented,

31:34 challenging the integrity of his spiritual leadership.

31:37 So guys, given this evidence,

31:40 the evidence being his own words, right?

31:43 You can easily come to the conclusion

31:45 that Reverend Martin Luther King Jr.

31:47 was very likely not even a Christian.

31:50 Again, this guy is held up as a paragon

31:53 of Christian virtue and morality.

31:56 But again, if we're judging fruit here,

31:59 can we say that he has any

32:00 if he rejects those core level beliefs?

32:02 Right?

32:04 I mean, he was not a believer in the actual gospel,

32:07 but man, Martin Luther King Jr.

32:09 was a huge fan of the social gospel.

32:11 So I wanna go back to Virgil's article here.

32:14 Walter Rauschenbush,

32:15 his social gospel profoundly influenced King's theology,

32:19 emphasizing transformation of society

32:22 over personal salvation.

32:23 This reinterpretation of Christianity shifted the focus

32:26 from the redemptive message of Christ's death

32:28 and resurrection to economic redistribution

32:31 and social justice.

32:32 King's calls for a warless world

32:34 and a better distribution of wealth

32:36 clearly reflects this influence.

32:38 In a letter to Coretta Scott King, he wrote,

32:41 "Let us continue to hope, work, and pray

32:43 that in the future we will live to see a warless world,

32:46 a better distribution of wealth,

32:48 and a brotherhood that transcends race or color.

32:51 That is the gospel that I preach to the world."

32:55 Okay?

32:55 So again, guys, the three main problems

32:58 that I've brought up with Martin Luther King Jr.

33:00 is number one is personal behavior,

33:02 number two, his politics and worldview,

33:05 and number three, his rejection of core Christian doctrines.

33:08 And here's the craziest thing about everything

33:11 that I just brought to you.

33:12 I bet that the overwhelming majority of you

33:14 in my audience and the people in existence

33:17 in the world, frankly, today didn't know almost anything

33:20 about the information that I just said.

33:22 Again, it's like one of the best kept public secrets

33:26 that all this information is out there

33:28 about Martin Luther King Jr.

33:29 And yet no one's reckoned with it.

33:31 You have some random people in the blogosphere

33:35 that are posting stuff here and there

33:36 that are saying, "Hey, I think this is a concerning thing."

33:40 And it's ultimately because people are terrified

33:43 to go at him because he is a sacred cow.

33:45 Oh, you can't say anything bad about the guy

33:47 or you're a racist bigot, right?

33:49 But here's the ultimate point, guys.

33:52 We need to hold him Martin Luther King Jr.

33:55 in the same tension that we do anyone from history.

34:00 I am not advocating for canceling Martin Luther King Jr.

34:05 I am advocating that we treat him like anybody else

34:08 from the past that isn't here to defend themselves.

34:12 We have to stop blindly celebrating him

34:15 as if he were some sinless man.

34:16 Again, churches all over the planet.

34:18 People that I love, respect, and follow.

34:20 They just fawn over Martin Luther King

34:22 and some of the good things that he said

34:23 and he certainly has said some good things.

34:25 But again, we have to be able to hold him in this tension.

34:29 And so specifically, again, the churches

34:31 that are quoting Martin Luther King Jr.

34:33 during sermons and imposing the Martin Luther King Jr. quotes

34:36 like you really got to consider stopping doing that

34:39 or at least presenting it with some sort of qualification

34:42 that man, he was a pretty bad dude.

34:45 He did amazing things in the civil rights movement,

34:48 but he wasn't a good person, right?

34:51 But we treat him as if he was.

34:53 And guys, if that offends you, right?

34:55 Just ask yourself, given what we know about his behavior,

34:59 his worldview and probably not even being a Christian,

35:02 would you fill up your sermons and Instagram feeds

35:05 with a bunch of quotes from other people

35:07 that participated in sins like he did

35:09 or potentially allegedly did

35:11 and believed what he did about politics

35:13 and that weren't Christians.

35:15 Like why does Martin Luther King Jr.

35:17 get some magical pass to our criticism?

35:20 Because again, if you loaded up your sermon

35:23 with quotes from Nietzsche or, I don't know,

35:28 I'm just trying to think of any other prominent like Gandhi

35:31 or people that just weren't Christians,

35:33 they didn't have political worldviews

35:36 that were downstream of a biblical gospel centered ethic.

35:40 If they had participated in these potentially

35:42 horrifically terrible sins against other image bearers

35:46 of God, would you post quotes from that person

35:49 on your Instagram page, right?

35:51 Again, that doesn't mean that you just disregard

35:53 everything that the person has ever done,

35:56 but again, we have to hold it in tension.

35:59 And Martin Luther King Jr. should be held in the same tension

36:02 as someone like Thomas Jefferson, okay?

36:05 Because both men, allegedly,

36:07 so I don't get sued allegedly, cheated on their spouses,

36:11 participated in rapes and fathered children out of wedlock.

36:14 In addition to other unique sins,

36:18 like Jefferson being a slave owner and an abuser

36:21 and Martin Luther King potentially participating

36:24 in drunken gay orgies, right?

36:25 They both kind of had their own flavors,

36:28 but we hold Thomas Jefferson

36:30 and I advocate that we hold Thomas Jefferson in tension

36:33 because he gave us the declaration of independence.

36:35 He's one of our founding fathers.

36:37 He's one of the greatest Americans and most of us would not be,

36:40 I wouldn't be here recording this right now

36:41 without a guy like Thomas Jefferson, okay?

36:45 But he was a slave owner and he raped his slaves

36:48 and fathered children by them.

36:49 So if we can say that that is immoral and that is evil

36:53 and that is wicked, but these other things he did was good,

36:57 that he was a flawed, sinful man,

36:59 he took a fricking butcher's knife to the Bible

37:02 and created his own because he just wasn't comfortable

37:04 with all the miracles and all the other stuff in the Bible.

37:08 If we can call all that wicked,

37:10 we can still call the things that he did that were good, good.

37:14 And so that's what I want us to do today.

37:15 I'm not here for canceling Martin Luther King Jr.

37:18 He's got an entire day on the United States calendar

37:21 dedicated to his memory, his life and his work.

37:24 Now I may disagree with that fundamentally

37:26 because he's basically the only person that has that,

37:29 but why can't we hold him in tension like everybody else?

37:33 If you wanna quote him, that's fine,

37:35 but we need to be very, very serious

37:38 about the people that we're following

37:40 and the people that we are pointing,

37:42 the people that follow us to.

37:44 If you're gonna point someone to anyone,

37:47 point them to Jesus.

37:49 How many times on the show have I talked about Jordan Peterson

37:51 and how much I love and respect his content

37:53 and how much I appreciate spending time with him

37:55 and person and all that kind of stuff,

37:57 but the guy's not a Christian.

37:58 And if the guy, if it were to be revealed

38:01 that he's done some horrible things

38:02 to other image bearers of God,

38:04 I would denounce him for that.

38:06 For being immoral and wicked, I wouldn't say,

38:07 "Hey, let's cancel them.

38:08 Let's get rid of the 12 rules for life.

38:10 Let's burn them in the middle of the streets."

38:13 But again, Martin Luther King was a man.

38:16 He was born into sin and then he chose to sin

38:21 throughout his entire life.

38:23 My fervent hope is that he was actually a Christian

38:26 that he did believe in Jesus and his sacrifice on the cross

38:29 for their propitiation of his personal sin debt,

38:32 even though the evidence suggests

38:34 that he didn't believe in the core doctrines

38:36 that would even lead someone to put their faith

38:38 in a Christ of any kind, right?

38:41 But I hope he did.

38:41 I hope he wasn't just a man

38:44 that accomplishes things in this world,

38:46 but that he is enjoying spending time in the presence

38:50 of Christ in the afterlife.

38:52 But it's impossible to know, again,

38:54 we just need to hold him in tension.

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40:32 All right guys, let's get into the quick hitters here.

40:34 We have a trio of Trump related stories

40:36 to start out the quick hitters.

40:37 So the first one, Trump signing an executive order

40:39 to ban the federal government

40:40 from funding gender transition surgeries and drugs

40:43 for children experiencing gender dysphoria.

40:45 So this is according to the Daily Wire on January the 29th.

40:48 On Tuesday, Trump signed an order committing

40:50 that the United States will not fund or support

40:52 the so-called transition of a child

40:54 from one sex to another and it will rigorously enforce

40:57 all laws that prohibit or limit these destructive

41:00 and life-altering procedures.

41:02 This dangerous trend will be a stain on our nation's history

41:05 and it must end the order stated.

41:08 So a lot of things that Trump is doing,

41:10 especially in his first couple of weeks,

41:11 is just restoring sanity, okay?

41:14 At no point should this have ever been considered, right?

41:17 So when he said that this is a stain on our nation's history,

41:20 I think there will be historians

41:21 that are gonna be writing about the United States of America

41:24 and this period in the United States culture,

41:26 long after we're gone, they're gonna be like,

41:27 what the hell were these people doing?

41:29 Wait, so you're telling me they were cutting

41:31 the healthy breast tissue off of healthy bodily little girls

41:35 that had mental problems?

41:38 Wait a minute, they had autistic boys

41:40 that thought they were the opposite gender

41:42 and they just gave them sterilizing hormones

41:45 to delay their puberty so that they could quote-unquote

41:48 transition to something which is not even possible.

41:51 It's gonna be absolute insanity as we look back on this,

41:54 but you know, sanity is being restored right now.

41:57 So I'll go to my big takeaway.

41:59 This is great, but it needs to be followed up

42:02 with two things.

42:04 Number one, the Republicans need to pass federal legislation

42:07 banning this for children and adults.

42:09 And number two, the hospitals and doctors

42:12 that have participated in this butchery for profit

42:14 need to be ruined for this.

42:16 So back to the first one.

42:17 This is just an executive order.

42:19 As with any executive order, it's great for a headline,

42:22 but if Kamala Harris or some other random Democrat

42:25 actually wins in 2028, guess what?

42:27 They just, on the first day with the power of the pen,

42:29 reverse this, okay?

42:31 The Republicans have the House and the Senate

42:32 in the White House right now.

42:34 Pass federal legislation banning this for children,

42:36 but also for adults because here's the thing.

42:39 We're focusing on the kids, right?

42:40 Which is the most insane because they can't consent, right?

42:44 They can't consent to any of the things

42:45 that are done to them.

42:46 But why in the world are we allowing adults to do this?

42:49 Because people are putting us in the same category

42:50 as tattoos or piercings or body alterations of some kind.

42:54 That's not what this is, right?

42:57 We're cutting off people's genitalia

42:59 and we're allowing insurance to pay for it.

43:01 Like, I'm sorry, but that just needs to be banned

43:03 across the board.

43:04 This is butchery, this is nonsense.

43:06 This, you know, goes beyond the Hippocratic oath.

43:08 This violates the Hippocratic oath.

43:09 It shouldn't be done.

43:11 And again, the second thing, the hospitals and doctors

43:12 that have participated in this,

43:13 and Matt Walsh made this point very, very fervently

43:15 on a show last week.

43:17 But these people think that they can just kind of fade

43:20 into the background, that they participated in the profit

43:24 off of these procedures and all the follow ups

43:26 in the surgeries and different things like that.

43:29 And if it gets banned, they're just gonna go back

43:31 to doing what they were doing before.

43:34 That shouldn't be how this works.

43:36 Because if you profit off the butchery of children,

43:41 I'm sorry, you don't just get a pass.

43:43 Now, we don't live in a country

43:44 where we're gonna probably be able to imprison those people.

43:47 But their corporate lives, their financial lives,

43:51 as it pertains to this, should be ruined

43:53 because of what they've done.

43:54 There has to be a consequence for these people.

43:56 And the consequence can't be, oh, it looks like here

43:59 on your resume, you worked for a children's hospital

44:00 that butchered children.

44:01 Okay, we're not gonna consider you for this job.

44:03 It has to go further.

44:05 All right, next quick inter here.

44:06 The Trump, or this is Trump accomplishing his first

44:09 legislative victory of his second presidential term

44:11 by signing the Lake and Riley Act into law.

44:13 This is according to Fox News on January the 29th.

44:17 President Donald Trump signed the Lake and Riley Act

44:19 into law on Wednesday, marking the first piece

44:21 of legislation to become law in his second administration.

44:24 This horrific atrocity should never have been allowed

44:26 to happen, Trump told reporters ahead

44:27 of signing the legislation.

44:28 And as president, I'm fighting every single day

44:31 to ensure that such a tragedy never happens again.

44:33 The measure which advanced through the House

44:36 and Senate in January directs immigration

44:38 and customs enforcement, that's ICE,

44:40 to detain illegal immigrants arrested or charged

44:42 with theft related crimes or those accused

44:45 of assaulting a police officer, okay?

44:47 So again, just to remind you of this horrible,

44:49 brutal murder, Lake and Riley who was a 20 year old,

44:52 I believe, a nursing student at the University of Georgia

44:55 was murdered by an illegal immigrant

44:57 from Venezuela, Jose Abara, and beat her to death

45:00 with a rock, just an absolutely horrible, terrible thing

45:03 that she should be alive today

45:05 because Jose Abara should have never been in this country.

45:07 So big takeaway here.

45:09 Just like the one I just previously talked about,

45:11 this is great, but it needs to be followed up by two things.

45:14 Number one, most violent illegal immigrants,

45:18 the most violent ones need to go to Guantanamo Bay.

45:21 And number two, we should consider setting up

45:23 a penal colony, okay?

45:25 So go back to Guantanamo Bay.

45:27 It was released that we have something in the neighborhood

45:30 I think it was like 20,000 or 30,000.

45:32 I can't remember what beds that are available

45:35 in Guantanamo Bay because you don't wanna just ship

45:39 some of the worst of the worst people back to their home countries

45:41 if those home countries haven't solidified away

45:44 to keep those people from coming right back up

45:45 and right back through our southern border, okay?

45:48 And so we don't want them to come back,

45:49 they're too much of a threat.

45:50 And so if you send them to Guantanamo Bay,

45:53 some of the most violent illegal immigrants

45:55 that have done the most brutal crimes,

45:57 then they won't have a chance to come back here

45:59 and do those crimes again.

46:00 The second thing, Trump actually floated this idea

46:02 and I love the idea, setting up a penal colony

46:04 outside the United States.

46:06 Because penal colonies were something

46:07 that are still practiced today,

46:09 but something that the US and other Western countries

46:11 have done throughout their history.

46:13 One thing that this does without getting into all the details,

46:16 it avoids some of the tax burn to US citizens.

46:19 'Cause you're basically paying other countries

46:21 to run a facility that you're gonna pay for,

46:23 but it's gonna be ran by some of the people

46:26 that are there in that country.

46:27 So it's an economic boon for them

46:29 and there's gonna be money

46:30 that's gonna be made by individuals in that country.

46:32 And so it'll ultimately be cheaper on the US taxpayer

46:35 to not house those people in federal prisons

46:37 here in the United States.

46:38 So I'm totally pro those things.

46:40 I hope Trump can actually pull them off.

46:42 All right, last Trump one here.

46:43 Trump offering federal workers buyouts

46:45 in order to shrink the federal government.

46:47 This is according to ABC News on January the 28th.

46:49 The Trump administration announced Tuesday

46:51 that it is offering buyouts to all federal employees

46:53 who opt to leave their jobs by next week.

46:56 An unprecedented move to shrink the US government

46:58 at breakneck speed.

46:59 A memo from the Office of Personnel Management,

47:01 the government's human resources agency,

47:03 also said it would begin subjecting all federal employees

47:06 to enhance standards of suitability and conduct

47:09 and ominously warned of future downsizing.

47:11 The email sent to millions of employees said

47:13 those who leave their post voluntarily

47:15 will receive about eight months of salary,

47:17 but they have to choose to do so by February the 6th.

47:20 So we're talking about literally right around the corner here.

47:23 So like the day you guys,

47:24 most of you guys are listening to this.

47:26 So basically Trump said,

47:28 if you don't like, if you don't want to quit,

47:31 we will accept that.

47:33 Or sorry, if you do want to quit.

47:35 If you'd like to quit, we accept that.

47:37 Here's an eight month severance package.

47:39 Now I've only been fired once in my life,

47:41 but I didn't get an eight month severance package, okay?

47:43 But then also, if you don't want to quit,

47:47 you have to show up to work.

47:48 But we also might get rid of your position

47:50 or your department anyway.

47:52 So you've got a decision to make.

47:54 For a lot of these lifetime bureaucrats

47:56 or people that have just been suckling off

47:57 with the federal government teat for all this time,

47:59 basically not doing any meaningful work,

48:01 they're having to think to themselves,

48:02 man, do I need to go to the private sector?

48:04 Do I need to try to shift somewhere else

48:05 because I may not have a job.

48:06 But again, it's not like it's like,

48:07 all right, you're all done here.

48:08 Fridays your last day, no severance.

48:10 You get eight months severance package.

48:13 Like I heard from someone recently,

48:14 there was someone that they know

48:15 that works for the federal government making $95,000 a year.

48:19 They're essentially resetting passwords.

48:21 So you know, when you're trying to log in somewhere,

48:24 you can't remember your password

48:25 and you have to go to customer service

48:27 and you have to reset the thing and blah, blah,

48:29 and do all that.

48:30 That's what this person does for a living.

48:31 They make almost six figures, okay?

48:34 So I would say for most of these guys,

48:35 that's a hell of a deal.

48:37 You get eight months of severance,

48:38 you get technically eight months

48:39 to figure out what you're gonna do with your career

48:42 while you're still getting paid by the US taxpayer.

48:44 Like that's a hell of a deal.

48:45 Here's my big takeaway on this.

48:47 And this just kind of wraps up

48:48 the first three quick hitters concerning Trump.

48:51 Trump is not playing around this time.

48:55 And I am here for it.

48:57 Again, my head is spinning

48:59 because every time I write one of these episodes

49:02 and I write my quick hitters and all that,

49:03 there's like four more things

49:04 that the Trump administration does.

49:06 Like just in the last like 24 hours,

49:08 we're talking about we're basically strong arming

49:10 and taking back the Panama Canal.

49:12 He announced that he wants to get rid

49:13 of the Department of Education,

49:15 basically sending education back to the States.

49:17 It's just, it's so hard to wrap my head

49:19 around all the things that he's doing.

49:20 But again, a lot of these are executive actions.

49:22 They need to be put into law

49:24 in order for them to be put into practice in the long term,

49:26 but I am here for it.

49:28 All right, next quick hitter here.

49:29 The state of California dropping its charges

49:31 against the 200 cover pro-life journalists

49:33 to expose Planned Parenthood,

49:34 allegedly selling aborted baby parts.

49:36 So this is according to live action.

49:38 A court battle lasting nearly a decade

49:40 has come to an end for two pro-life undercover journalists

49:42 who exposed Planned Parenthood's alleged

49:44 fetal body part trafficking scandal.

49:46 David DeLiden, founder of the Center of Medical Progress

49:49 and journalist Sandra Merritt announced on Monday

49:51 that the criminal cases against them have ended.

49:53 With the California Attorney General's office agreeing

49:56 to a plea deal that includes no prison time

49:58 or fines for the journalists.

50:00 CMP's videos showed Planned Parenthood executives

50:04 haggling with companies like STEM Express

50:06 over the prices of organs and tissues

50:08 taken from the preborn children its abortionists had killed.

50:11 Some of those children were potentially born alive

50:14 before their hearts were harvested.

50:16 After nine years of unprecedented political persecution,

50:19 putting an end to the law fair launched by Kamala Harris

50:22 is a huge victory for my investigative reporting

50:24 and for the public's right to know the truth

50:26 about Planned Parenthood's sale of aborted baby parts.

50:29 Now we must get all, we must all get to work

50:31 by protecting families and infants

50:33 from the criminal abortion industrial complex

50:36 DeLiden said to live action news.

50:38 Okay, so again, if you weren't aware of this,

50:41 Kamala Harris was the GA in California

50:44 and brought this case against these two individuals.

50:46 Some of you remember these videos I talked about on the show

50:49 whenever they came out, but you have Planned Parenthood

50:51 executives and employees that are basically casually

50:53 talking about the amount of money.

50:55 One lady was like, I wanna buy a Lamborghini

50:57 with the money that they were making off

50:58 of aborted baby parts.

51:00 And some of these children were killed by the heart,

51:03 the process of them harvesting an organ.

51:05 So a baby would be alive, but then they're cutting its heart

51:07 out and killing it so that they can sell the intact heart.

51:12 Okay, in both in this case, so California and Kamala Harris,

51:16 they were more concerned about hurting the pro-abortion cause

51:20 by bringing these charges than the almost definite reality

51:25 that Planned Parenthood is further profiting off

51:28 of the babies that they murder.

51:30 Again, at all costs, 'cause California is just a hellscape

51:33 when it comes to abortion, but at all costs,

51:37 they had to protect the abortion industry in their state.

51:40 And so as opposed to looking at this and being like,

51:43 oh my gosh, Planned Parenthood is literally profiting

51:45 off of the sale of baby parts.

51:47 Like this is so violative of so many laws,

51:49 but it's also deeply immoral.

51:50 California is like, no, no, that's gonna hurt us.

51:54 We're super pro-abortion action.

51:55 We already knew that Planned Parenthood was doing this.

51:58 So we're just gonna crush the journalists

51:59 for doing something that they legally were allowed to do.

52:02 So my big takeaway here, this really, guys,

52:06 is another victory lap for the Donald Trump

52:09 is the most pro-life president ever crowd.

52:11 Okay, because we can essentially guarantee,

52:14 we don't know this, but we can guarantee almost

52:16 that this plea deal would not have been reached

52:18 if Kamala Harris were in the White House.

52:21 Because again, Kamala Harris was the AG,

52:24 I think it's a Gaire earlier,

52:25 but she was the AG at the time

52:27 and brought this case against these two pro-life journalists.

52:30 So you're telling me that if she got into office

52:32 and was at the top of the most pro-abortion administration

52:37 in the history of the United States,

52:39 that all of a sudden this would have been dropped.

52:40 That this plea deal, which had no fines

52:42 and no prison time would have been reached.

52:44 Like I don't see that at all.

52:46 And so again, to all of you pro-lifers,

52:49 supposed pro-lifers that just couldn't vote for Donald Trump

52:51 because he wasn't signaling that he was gonna be pro-life

52:54 enough for you during the election cycle,

52:58 I want you to look at the things that are happening now

53:00 and reconsider your position.

53:02 All right, next quick at her here, a 500-pound woman,

53:05 suing Lyft after her driver canceled her ride

53:09 because she would not fit in his vehicle.

53:11 We live in the dumbest, fattest time in human history.

53:13 This is according to People Magazine on January 29th.

53:16 A Detroit rapper has filed a lawsuit against Lyft,

53:19 alleging that one of its drivers canceled her ride

53:21 due to her wait.

53:22 Dejua Blanding, we'll call her Blanding,

53:27 sued the rideshare company after the driver

53:30 identified as John Doe in Michigan's circuit court

53:32 for Wayne County on Monday, January the 27th.

53:35 Blanding whose stage name is Dank DeMoss,

53:38 alleged that on January 18th,

53:40 she contacted Lyft looking for transportation

53:42 from her home to her cousin's house

53:44 for a football game, for a football game watch party.

53:47 Doe arrived at Blanding's home

53:48 around 10 or 15 minutes later.

53:50 However, when she went to get inside of Doe's vehicle,

53:53 he allegedly refused to let her in

53:55 court documents attained by People on Tuesday the 28th alleged.

53:59 Okay, so she took video of this interaction.

54:02 So this is one of those moments

54:03 where she takes video of an interaction

54:05 that makes her look absolutely terrible,

54:07 but she posted online because she thinks

54:09 she's in the moral correct position.

54:11 This guy was very polite, okay?

54:14 In the video, you mentioned that he can't do the ride

54:16 because he's afraid about his tires or something like that.

54:19 So this guy was trying to say everything

54:22 in a very polite way,

54:24 except for ma'am, you're outrageously enormous

54:27 and I don't want your disgusting body inside of my car.

54:30 Ma'am, you're so big that even if you did fit in the car,

54:34 you wouldn't be able to get the seatbelt on,

54:36 which is illegal.

54:37 Ma'am, this isn't a tank.

54:40 So if you get in this, it could really damage my vehicle

54:43 and it's not worth the 20 bucks I'm gonna make off this ride.

54:46 He did everything except saying the thing

54:48 that he needed to say, right?

54:49 And so quick note on this woman.

54:51 Again, she reportedly weighs just under 500 pounds,

54:54 500 pounds.

54:58 Like, do you realize what it takes to be that fat?

55:01 'Cause she looks to be around five foot five,

55:03 maybe five foot four, okay?

55:05 In order to be that big,

55:07 someone kind of did the math online.

55:08 They said you would have to eat roughly

55:10 8,000 calories a day to grow to that size.

55:15 8,000 calories a day.

55:17 Like, dude, I eat a lot, right?

55:19 My lunch, which I'm gonna have here in a second,

55:20 I don't know if you just heard my stomach growl,

55:22 I'm gonna eat a pound of ground beef

55:24 as the start to my lunch.

55:25 Then I'll have some cheese and I'll have some bananas.

55:27 I'll have some of these like, you know,

55:28 protein, oat peanut butter balls that I make.

55:30 Like, I don't know that I've ever consumed

55:34 8,000 calories in a day.

55:35 And man, I've had some serious dessert days.

55:37 If you know what I'm talking about, you know,

55:39 Super Bowl coming up.

55:40 I plan on literally sitting in a chair

55:42 and eating like an entire pie in like half a bowl

55:45 of my wife's banana pudding, right?

55:46 But 8,000 calories to get to that position.

55:51 Let's go back to the People Magazine article real quick.

55:54 Her attorney, John Marco, tells people under the law,

55:56 refusing someone transportation due to their weight

55:59 is no different than refusing someone transportation

56:02 based on their race or religion.

56:04 Discrimination of any kind should never be tolerated

56:08 in our society.

56:09 So he's talking about protective classes here.

56:11 Okay, he's talking about a protected class.

56:14 But let me just break the news to this attorney,

56:17 which this should just basically get thrown out of court.

56:19 It should be laughed out of court.

56:21 Being fat is not a protected class, okay?

56:24 So he mentions race.

56:26 If someone refuses to give me a lift ride

56:29 because I'm white, that is racist and that is protected

56:33 because I can't help it, right?

56:36 Or my nation of origin.

56:37 If they're like, you know, if I'm in another country

56:39 and they're like, or went on, that would only apply here.

56:42 But if they're like, you're an American

56:43 and I only take, you know, foreigners or illegals.

56:45 Okay, well, that's protected as well.

56:47 You can't discriminate on me based on my country of origin.

56:50 You can't discriminate me based on my race.

56:53 She didn't end up fat on accident.

56:57 Like she wasn't born 500 pounds.

57:01 She is a literal walking or shuffling example

57:05 of somebody that is a lifetime of bad decision-making

57:08 and lack of discipline.

57:09 That's not a protected class.

57:12 I have no idea how this wasn't just

57:14 summarily thrown out of court to begin with.

57:16 So let's go to my big takeaway here, no pun intended.

57:19 She only has one person that she should be mad at

57:22 in this situation and that's obviously herself.

57:25 Her slovenly, lazy, slothful, fat self.

57:29 And we have to start speaking truth

57:32 to these types of individuals

57:33 'cause for someone to get that big,

57:36 that means she's either a raving narcissist

57:38 that listens to no one

57:40 and/or the people that are surrounding her in her life

57:42 don't actually love her.

57:43 They don't actually care for her.

57:45 Because to allow someone that you love

57:47 to get to that size,

57:49 like do you see people in their 50s, 60s, and 70s

57:52 that weigh 500 pounds?

57:53 You don't because they're all dead.

57:56 They die of heart attacks, heart disease,

57:59 other cancers that are caused by their lack of discipline

58:02 and their food intake.

58:03 So she should be mad in this situation,

58:06 but it shouldn't be at that live driver.

58:07 All right, last quick hitter here,

58:08 Columbia's president backing down with a whimper

58:11 after initially refusing to accept planes from America,

58:14 carrying Colombian criminal illegal aliens.

58:16 So this is according to the Daily Wire on January the 26th.

58:19 Colombian President Gustavo Petro,

58:21 who is a former Marxist terrorist,

58:23 reverse course on Sunday after he blocked two US flights

58:26 from landing in the country

58:27 that were carrying criminal illegal aliens from the country.

58:30 The government of Colombia

58:31 under the direction of President Gustavo Petro

58:34 has arranged the presidential plane

58:35 to facilitate the dignified return

58:37 of the compatriots who were going to arrive

58:39 in the country today in the morning,

58:41 coming from deportation flights,

58:43 Petro's office said in a statement.

58:44 This measure responds to the government's commitment

58:46 to guarantee decent conditions in no way have Colombians

58:50 as patriots and subjects of rights

58:52 have not been and will be banished from Colombian territory.

58:56 The reversal by Petro came just several minutes

58:59 after Trump announced a series of tough measures

59:01 against the country for refusing the flights,

59:03 including emergency 25% tariffs on all goods

59:06 coming into the United States.

59:07 In one week, the 25% tariffs will be raised to 50%.

59:11 A travel ban and immediate visa revocations

59:13 on the Colombian government officials

59:15 and all allies and supporters.

59:17 Visa sanctions on all party members,

59:19 family members and supporters of the Colombian government

59:22 enhance customs and border protection inspections

59:24 of all Colombian nationals

59:25 and cargo on national security grounds

59:28 and IEEPA treasury banking and financial sanctions

59:31 to be fully imposed.

59:32 The Trump said that the measures were only at the beginning

59:36 and that the US will not allow the Colombian government

59:38 to violate its legal obligations

59:40 with regard to the acceptance of the return of the criminals

59:43 they forced into the United States.

59:45 So right to my big takeaway on this one.

59:47 As it pertains to foreign aid

59:49 and the return of criminal illegal aliens

59:52 to their countries of origin,

59:54 the United States holds all the cards.

59:56 In this particular interaction,

59:59 the reason why the Colombian leader

1:00:00 back down so quickly is because they hold no cards.

1:00:04 'Cause people talk about how we import coffee

1:00:06 and flowers and different things from that country.

1:00:09 The United States of America, Americans,

1:00:12 would not even notice the increase in their price

1:00:14 of flowers and coffee because of this.

1:00:17 But if we put these tariffs into place

1:00:19 if they hadn't backed down,

1:00:20 it would absolutely obliterated the Colombian economy.

1:00:25 It would have been absolutely awful for them.

1:00:29 But specifically when we get into discussions

1:00:30 with foreign aid,

1:00:32 if your country cannot exist without federal aid provided

1:00:36 against the will of the US taxpayer to you,

1:00:39 then you're technically not a country.

1:00:40 I know Matt Walsh was destroyed for this last week

1:00:43 'cause he basically said that all these countries

1:00:45 that depend on us for aid

1:00:46 should just basically be conquered by other countries.

1:00:48 But the reality is, is you can't really go that far,

1:00:51 you can't really be that pedantic about it

1:00:53 and literal about it.

1:00:54 We do that, we give foreign aid to other countries

1:00:58 so that China won't.

1:00:59 So a lot of people talked about China's Belt and Road Initiative.

1:01:02 And look, if we're not giving money

1:01:03 to these South American and Southeast Asian

1:01:06 and African countries, then China will come in

1:01:09 and we don't want China having any more influence

1:01:12 around the globe or any more allies around the globe.

1:01:14 So I get why we still give foreign aid.

1:01:17 But here's the thing.

1:01:18 If you're a country like the Sudan

1:01:21 or any of these countries that are getting aid from us,

1:01:24 and if you couldn't survive as a country without our aid,

1:01:27 you just need to be real about the fact

1:01:29 that you don't actually have a country.

1:01:32 And if we give you money,

1:01:34 you must do two things at a minimum.

1:01:37 The first is do exactly what we tell you to do.

1:01:40 And number two, show gratitude for our gifts.

1:01:42 Remember me earlier talking about these people stomping

1:01:45 and burning the American flag,

1:01:46 showing absolutely no gratitude

1:01:47 to the country that they are taking from?

1:01:49 It's absolutely absurd.

1:01:50 So if you're in one of these countries,

1:01:52 you have to show gratitude.

1:01:53 One of the ways that you do that

1:01:54 is back to the first one,

1:01:55 do exactly what we tell you to do.

1:01:57 Okay?

1:01:57 So if I work for XYZ Corporation and my boss, right,

1:02:01 the person that owns the company

1:02:02 gives me money to work there,

1:02:04 I have to do what they tell me to do, right?

1:02:05 And everything that's short of, you know,

1:02:07 doing something that's illegal or immoral, right?

1:02:10 But as it pertains to my job,

1:02:12 like I have to do what they tell me to do,

1:02:15 or else I cease to work there.

1:02:16 Like that's the arrangement we have.

1:02:18 I trade my time and talent for your money, right?

1:02:21 That's what we do.

1:02:22 So if we give you money in this country,

1:02:25 we give our money to you, do exactly what we tell you to do,

1:02:28 and show gratitude for our gifts.

1:02:30 And then as it pertains to the return

1:02:31 of criminal illegal aliens,

1:02:33 again, our tariffs would have bankrupted that country,

1:02:35 it would have happened in shorter order.

1:02:37 And the side and convenience to us would not compare

1:02:39 to how crushing our tariffs would be

1:02:40 to their entire economy.

1:02:43 But essentially what Trump is setting up

1:02:44 with all these other countries

1:02:46 that have been taking advantage of us

1:02:47 or actively harming us, you know,

1:02:50 for the last several decades,

1:02:52 is this kind of FAFO at this point.

1:02:55 It's like, if you want a FAFO, you can,

1:02:57 but I'd suggest you not do that.

1:02:59 He's currently doing that over the past weekend

1:03:02 whenever he announced tariffs on Canada and Mexico,

1:03:05 specifically because the amount of illegal immigration

1:03:07 they allow to filter through their countries into ours.

1:03:09 Yes, Canada does that as well in our northern border,

1:03:11 it's not nearly as bad as the southern border,

1:03:13 but it is bad, it's fairly porous

1:03:15 on the northern side of our country as well.

1:03:17 And so he's like, yeah, do this or else.

1:03:20 And they kind of flex and posture and do stuff like that.

1:03:22 But then they act, we ask almost immediately

1:03:24 because we hold the cards, we are the A side.

1:03:27 Like I remember, I wasn't playing on talking about this,

1:03:29 but go back to when Floyd Mayweather fought Conor McGregor.

1:03:33 There were some concessions that the McGregor team wanted

1:03:35 and different things like that.

1:03:36 But Floyd, you know, I'm not a Floyd Mayweather fan

1:03:39 by any stretch of the imagination.

1:03:40 At one point he goes, hey, what makes you guys think

1:03:43 you're the A side of these negotiations?

1:03:45 Like, yeah, you were the biggest star in the history of MMA,

1:03:50 which even you pale in comparison to the influence

1:03:53 and the numbers that I've done in my career as a boxer.

1:03:57 So all these things that you're wanting, it's like shoe,

1:04:01 go away, thank you for your feedback.

1:04:03 We'll take it into consideration,

1:04:05 but you have no cards here.

1:04:06 The same is true.

1:04:08 I don't negotiate with James and Eli.

1:04:10 My four year old and my two year old, you know why?

1:04:12 'Cause I'm their parent.

1:04:13 Like I've literally said this to my four year old,

1:04:15 I was like, what makes you think you have any rights

1:04:18 in this, what makes you think that this is a negotiation?

1:04:21 Like, while you're living in this house, eating my food

1:04:25 and you know, enjoying the HVAC paid for by mine

1:04:28 and your mom's money, like you don't get to have,

1:04:33 you can have an opinion,

1:04:34 but you don't get to dictate terms.

1:04:37 So for a lot of these countries,

1:04:38 there's no give and take, it's only give.

1:04:41 And so when we ask of something, you better do it.

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1:06:00 Remember, keep pushing back darkness,

1:06:03 keep forging spiritual, mental and physical resilience.

1:06:07 Keep seeking the lion of Judah.

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