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starter that I want to unpack that's going to define

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Royce White and Dave Shannon are going to

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join TJ and I at the

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after I set this fire starter.

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Buckle

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up. I'm going to circle back.

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I'm going to connect

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what we went on in the house yesterday

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with Matt Gates and his

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McCarthy. I'm going to connect all of that to

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what I talked about on Monday

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by entertaining you with a

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fire starter. So Justin,

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I'm gonna play the music. Let's get rolling here.

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Righteousness has never

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needed a majority to be heard

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and won. We

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should not be surprised that it only took

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eight Republicans to bring down Kevin McCarthy,

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the Speaker of the House, the man

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third in line for the presidency. Let's

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call them the Gatesville Eight,

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the small band of House Republicans that

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Florida's Matt Gates convinced to

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speak and act on behalf of the people

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who voted them into office rather

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than acquiesce to the corrupt status

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quo.

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I'm grateful

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for their courage. Gates, Tim

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Burchard, Andy Biggs, Ken Buck, Eli

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Crane, Nancy Mace, Matt Rosendale,

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and Bob Goode made history Tuesday

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afternoon. They held McCarthy

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accountable for selling out the voters

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who empowered him, for cutting deals

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with the uni-party establishment that chooses-

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to ignore and silence the concerns

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of half of America. Removing

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McCarthy as speaker of the house was an

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act of righteousness. It gives

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voice to the voiceless. It's

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the most significant political act of defiance

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since the election of Donald Trump in 2016. So

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let me be clear. I'm not calling

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Trump or the Gates full eight righteous.

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They're not. None of us are. They're

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unrighteous tools who occasionally allow

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themselves to be used to speak and act

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in the best interest of the people. The establishment

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wants to exploit, oppress and

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remove the political

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corporate and ideological globalists

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have demonized American nationalists

6:46

in the working class through

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fear, medical tyranny, well-organized

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acts of domestic terrorism and election

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fortifying. They've

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stripped us of fundamental

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freedom and our ability to push back

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against government overreach. If

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we protest in public, the establishment's

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FBI informants agitate violence

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and we get sent to jail. The

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establishment stopped Christians from

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attending church, tricked us into

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wearing masks to find citizens

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with traditional patriotic values as

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racist opened our Southern

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border to criminals and sanction,

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sexualizing and confusing children

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about their gender. They

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took our tax money and funneled

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it to Ukraine. They're baiting

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Russia into a nuclear conflict.

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The pharmaceutical companies and the BLM

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LGBTQIA plus

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alphabet mafia dictate

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and manipulate what can be discussed on

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public platforms. That's

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why I'm so grateful to

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the Gates full eight. Sometimes

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I fall into cynicism. I

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start to believe America. problems are unfixable

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and that the rise of secularism and

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Marxism cannot be thwarted. The

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Gatesville 8 reinvigorated me. They

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made me think of Gideon,

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his army of 300, and the book

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of Judges. What happened

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in the house Tuesday reminded me that for righteousness

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to win, it does not need numbers.

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It only needs a small band of men and women

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willing to trust and obey God. This

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morning I reread the story of Gideon

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and how he saved Israel from the Midnights

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with trumpets and lanterns. The

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Midnights had 135,000 soldiers. Israel

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had 32,000. Israel

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was plagued by idolatry, the

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worship of false gods. Their

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idolatry caused their children

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to do evil in the sight of the Lord.

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God allowed the Midnights to conquer

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and oppress Israel. God

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first instructed Gideon to tear down

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the places where the Israelites worshipped

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Baal and false gods. Gideon

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obeyed, but he was scared. He

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tore down the authors at night, hoping

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he wouldn t be recognized. The

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Israelites wanted to kill Gideon. His father

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had to plead for his son s life. After

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surviving tearing down the

9:18

places of idol worship, God

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then instructed Gideon to release every

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Israeli soldier who was scared.

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22,000 soldiers went home. God

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said 10,000 was still too many. He told

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Gideon to take them to a river and have them

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drink water. He said send the

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soldiers home that got on their knees

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and lap the water like dogs.

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Only 300 soldiers used their hands to

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drink the water. With

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those 300 men, Gideon defeated

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the Midnite army. The

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noise from the trumpets and the light

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from the lanterns confused the Midnites.

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They started fighting over the Midnites. amongst themselves.

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They started killing themselves and

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then retreated. The

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point is obvious. We don't

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need numbers to be heard. We

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don't need numbers to win the good versus

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evil battle transpiring in

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America. We need to obey

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God. We need to be strategic, smart,

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and bold. Our nation

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is plagued by idolatry.

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On Monday, I wrote a column and talked

10:28

about how the left is using Taylor Swift

10:31

and Dion Sanders to completely convert

10:33

the NFL into a platform that

10:35

promotes secular and liberal

10:37

values. Swift and Sanders

10:40

are idols that advance radical

10:42

materialism, the matriarchy, abortion,

10:44

and pop culture debauchery. I

10:47

explained that football was built by

10:49

Christian conservatives and had been

10:51

an institution that encouraged

10:54

patriotism, respect for the military

10:56

and law enforcement, and religious faith.

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I argued that we should not surrender

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professional and college football to

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the left. I offered

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a way for us to fight back. I suggested

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we use American television's largest

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platform, the Super Bowl,

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as a tool to elevate our voices

11:17

on a multitude of issues. We're

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being silenced. We can't

11:22

gather to protest. Corporate

11:24

and social media platforms diminish and

11:26

or ban our voices. Most

11:29

politicians refuse to

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speak for us. Mail-in ballot

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harvesting has made our elections

11:35

unreliable and untrustworthy.

11:38

Let's boycott the Super Bowl.

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Let's damage Super Bowl TV ratings

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as a means to draw attention to

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illegal immigration, transgenderism,

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the political weaponization of the

11:51

Department of Justice, the unfair over-prosecution

11:54

of January 6th defendants, COVID

11:56

tyranny, the lack of election

11:59

integrity, The illegality of

12:01

the Federal Reserve System, diversity,

12:04

equity, and inclusion destroying merit,

12:06

the military, and education, the rampant

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lawlessness in major cities,

12:12

the World Economic Forum, and their

12:14

ESG initiative.

12:17

I could go on and on

12:20

and on. The Bud Light

12:22

Boycott worked. It

12:24

put a scare into the global corporate

12:27

forces transitioning America

12:30

to communism. Super

12:32

Bowl Sunday is the perfect day

12:34

to express our dissatisfaction with the

12:36

Uniparty and the corporations that fund

12:39

our political elites. It's a way

12:41

to make our voices heard. We

12:44

need a handful of conservative

12:46

content creators to mimic the

12:48

courage of the gates full eight. And

12:51

we could launch an event that speaks for the

12:53

voiceless and allows us to make

12:55

demands of the establishment. This

12:58

is what the left has been doing for decades.

13:01

They threaten boycotts to shake

13:03

down the powers that be. We

13:07

can do the same. Let's

13:09

do a Super Bowl Sunday. That's

13:13

my fire starter. I want to elaborate

13:17

a bit more. And I know I've

13:19

heard the minority of people

13:22

that, you know, complain, but the

13:25

minority loves to squeak. The squeaky wheel

13:27

gets the oil. Oh, Jason, you're talking too much

13:30

about Dion Sanders. And

13:33

what I'm really talking about is going over

13:35

their heads. I'm talking

13:37

about idolatry. I'm

13:40

talking about the worship of false

13:42

gods and how dangerous it

13:44

is. And

13:47

it sends me back to

13:49

the Bible. And I'm so glad that I spent

13:51

some of last night and a lot early this

13:54

morning reading the book of Judges

13:56

and reminding myself and

13:59

reeducate. myself on the

14:01

story of Gideon and what

14:03

was going on in Israel. I suggest

14:05

I'm going to take the time now

14:08

over the next few days to read and fully

14:10

understand the entire book of Judges

14:12

because it's all about what

14:15

idolatry does, the worship of

14:17

false God, and how it tricks

14:20

you into and tricks

14:22

your children into doing

14:24

evil in the sight of God.

14:28

It is so crystal clear that

14:31

they put all of these idols that we worship

14:34

and I'll say some names that

14:36

will irritate you all and get

14:38

you upset but it's a reflection

14:41

of your idol worship. It's

14:44

a reflection of your dangerous idolatry.

14:48

Kobe Bryant, all

14:50

of this idolatry around Kobe Bryant,

14:53

a dead basketball player, God

14:55

rest his soul. But

14:58

all this worshiping and genuflecting

15:01

and acting like, oh, protecting Kobe

15:03

Bryant and his reputation is the

15:05

most important thing in the planet. Taylor

15:10

Swift, her Swifties and

15:12

groupies, Beyonce and the Beehive

15:16

and now what we're seeing with with

15:18

with Dion Sanders, all

15:22

of this worshiping of false God

15:24

and you wonder why

15:27

you can't hop on any of these social media

15:30

platforms without seeing our

15:32

children doing evil

15:34

in the sight of God and everyone

15:37

else.

15:40

It's the idolatry.

15:44

It's taking us on a path

15:47

straight to hell. Everything

15:49

that you see going on in this

15:51

country

15:53

that you don't like and that you know is

15:55

wrong and bad is directly connected

15:59

to America. America's idolatry

16:02

were making the exact same mistake

16:05

that they made in Israel.

16:07

And the book of Judges explains how they

16:09

just kept doing it over and over. God

16:12

would send someone to fix it. The

16:14

person that fixed it would die and then

16:16

they would fall right back into idolatry.

16:20

Over and over, just kept repeating it. And

16:23

so then God was like,

16:26

let me let the Mennonites take over

16:29

and starve these people and totally

16:31

conquer them.

16:33

He did that to make us

16:36

be dependent upon him.

16:39

He's the only solution. When

16:43

we start depending on and thinking, oh, Deion's

16:45

going to fix it, or Taylor Swift, or Kobe

16:48

Bryant, or even Donald Trump,

16:52

he wants us dependent on him.

16:55

He wants us obedient to him. And

16:58

I'm not calling

17:00

any of these people, and I said it in the original

17:02

model, I'm not calling any of these people perfect

17:05

or even righteous. But

17:08

it's incredible who God will use

17:12

to see his will done. Gideon

17:14

was not perfect. This man

17:17

was scared. But

17:19

he was obedient. When

17:22

God said, hey, man, they got all these

17:25

little sanctuaries and altars

17:28

worshiping Baal,

17:31

destroy them.

17:32

And Gideon knew what

17:35

would happen. He would be reviled for

17:38

criticizing, destroying their

17:41

idols.

17:43

He knew he would be reviled, and he knew

17:45

he risked death. And so he went

17:47

and destroyed them at night out

17:50

of fear, hoping he could get

17:52

away with it.

17:55

He couldn't. They wanted to kill him.

17:57

His dad had to plead for his life. And

18:01

so

18:02

I don't want anybody to think that

18:06

I'm comparing myself to give you.

18:10

But I am trying to read the Bible

18:13

and follow the examples set there.

18:16

And so yes, this show spends a

18:18

lot of time destroying

18:22

idols and

18:24

pointing out the foolishness and what

18:26

they're really advancing,

18:29

the agendas they're really advancing. And I can

18:31

already hear, well, what about Trump? Is

18:35

Trump an idol? Yes.

18:38

No question. What's

18:41

he advancing

18:42

that I'm strongly objecting

18:45

to?

18:46

I know the man is flawed. I know he's

18:49

got a sinful nature. I know he

18:51

speaks disrespectibly to people, but

18:56

is he front and center like

18:58

a Taylor Swift promoting abortion?

19:02

Is he Travis Kelsey? To

19:05

some degree he is. And that's where I give Steve

19:08

Dace and these others credit promoting

19:10

the vaccine.

19:13

I don't have a problem with Steve Dace and other people

19:16

ripping Donald Trump for still promoting

19:18

the vaccine. But

19:21

overall, this guy is

19:23

a presidential candidate

19:28

who speaks for

19:31

a group of people who have

19:33

no voice in this country. Dion

19:37

Sanders does not speak

19:39

for a group of people that have no

19:41

voice in this country. The

19:45

whole Black Lives Matter crowd and

19:47

who, their voice

19:50

is amplified to the millionth

19:55

degree. The rappers,

19:57

their voice has been amplified to the millionth

19:59

degree. millionth degree. The

20:02

whole LGBTQ agenda

20:04

has been amplified to the millionth

20:06

degree. They

20:09

got the loudest voices. The

20:11

whole alphabet mafia has the

20:13

loudest voices. The, the, the, the

20:15

immoral depravity that's thrown

20:18

down our face, thrown in our faces

20:21

anytime we turn on the TV, anytime we

20:23

hop on a social media, anytime we try to listen

20:25

to music, that's all amplified

20:27

to the millionth degree. The

20:32

group of people that are like,

20:34

hey man, they have sent

20:37

our jobs and our way of life

20:41

overseas.

20:42

They've sold out the working class,

20:45

the people that survived

20:47

off manufacturing jobs.

20:50

They sold us out. Those group

20:52

of people have no voice in

20:54

this country right now, other than Trump.

20:57

And that's why they cling on to it. And

20:59

it doesn't matter how much money I make

21:02

or have made, my

21:04

roots are manufacturing

21:06

and working class. I'm never

21:08

going to sell them out.

21:10

And I don't care if they don't understand

21:12

what I'm doing. I got many

21:15

people in my family that worked

21:17

in factories and whatever, and they're older and

21:19

they think I'm crazy because

21:22

they don't know who actually speaks for

21:24

them,

21:25

who actually is trying to be a voice

21:27

for them.

21:29

They're so caught up in idolatry, so

21:31

caught up in their television, so caught

21:33

up in

21:35

beating the evangelical

21:37

white alleged supremacists

21:42

that they can't see what's really going

21:44

on.

21:46

And so I'm going to take all of these bullets, you

21:49

can hate me, you can revile me, you

21:51

can kill me.

21:53

I'm going to take these bullets

21:57

to say what I believe and

21:59

know is right. Our

22:02

idolatry is killing us

22:05

and killing this country and it's why our

22:07

kids are so vulnerable. It's

22:10

why they have drag queens at

22:13

schools, why they're promoting

22:15

the mutilation of

22:18

children through gender affirming

22:20

surgery. It's how

22:22

they, just, we're

22:27

sitting here watching the uni-party, Republicans

22:30

and Democrats, both sides,

22:34

the political elites, are

22:37

sitting back

22:38

while thousands

22:40

of illegal immigrants, many

22:43

of them criminals, walk

22:46

through our southern border and

22:49

no one pushes back. No

22:55

one pushes back, not in a real way.

22:58

There was one guy that was talking about

23:00

building a wall and he got

23:02

a lot of resistance for that. We're

23:05

sitting back and

23:07

watching them take our tax

23:09

dollars as inflation

23:12

tears away your

23:14

livelihood, your way

23:16

of living. You go to the grocery

23:18

store and eggs cost five

23:22

dollars a dozen and meat

23:26

is more expensive, everything's more expensive

23:29

and they keep taxing you and taxing you and

23:31

taxing you and

23:33

sending your tax dollars to

23:36

Ukraine. These

23:39

people don't speak for you, they

23:41

don't speak for us. And

23:44

so there's this little small band

23:47

of eight people that,

23:49

I'm sorry, I'm not saying I endorse

23:52

everything about them, but

23:54

they are attempting to speak

23:57

for you. They're

23:59

trying. to speak for the people that

24:01

actually voted them into office. And

24:05

so what I'm trying to do is

24:08

speak for you. And

24:10

this whole idea of

24:13

boycotting the Super Bowl

24:16

is just another unique, strategic,

24:18

bold way

24:20

to amplify your voice,

24:24

to amplify your concerns.

24:28

If you're justifiably uncomfortable

24:34

with every illegal immigrant

24:36

on the planet, just being able to walk

24:39

through our southern border, and

24:44

you're frustrated that your politicians

24:47

won't draw a line in the sand and

24:50

do something about it, and

24:52

you realize that they've

24:55

basically illegalized you

24:57

publicly protesting about it. If

25:00

we had a rally where

25:02

everybody got together and said, hey, man, we're going to go out

25:04

and protest this illegal immigration,

25:07

they would rig it up, they would plant

25:10

some informants from the FBI in

25:12

there to make sure some sort of violence

25:14

happened. Then they would

25:16

plant some people in there and call

25:18

their, oh, look, there's the old keepers, there's

25:21

the KKK, there's the Proud

25:23

Boys. Just make up some names, throw

25:25

it on them, and say, oh, yeah, this is a group

25:27

of racists. And

25:30

then they throw us in jail. And

25:33

that's why we can make our voices

25:35

heard, as we did with Bud Light,

25:39

through a Super Bowl protest. They

25:43

have taken over football, the other

25:45

side, and they're using that platform

25:47

to promote everything they

25:50

want to promote. LGBTQ,

25:55

vaccines, Black Lives

25:57

Matter. They

26:00

got the Ukraine flag on the back

26:03

of Jets helmets. They're

26:08

everything that they want to promote,

26:11

every way that they want to exploit you, they're

26:14

using football to do it, and

26:16

I'm giving us the opportunity

26:20

to use football to advance

26:22

our narrative, our voice, our

26:25

agenda. If we

26:27

can damage football ratings, trust

26:29

me, all corporate

26:32

America will take notice

26:34

and reconsider, hey, should we really be doing

26:36

this in football? Should we, oh, people

26:38

are really fed up.

26:41

And that's what I'm

26:43

asking for, because Matt Gaetz, he couldn't

26:46

do what he just did alone.

26:48

And what I'm suggesting, it can't

26:51

just be the fearless army.

26:53

It can't just be us. And that's why

26:55

I'm asking you, I wrote

26:57

a column today about the Gates

27:00

void. I need you all to

27:02

find it on the internet and send

27:05

it to every person, every

27:07

conservative content creator you

27:09

can think of. Send

27:12

it to them and ask them to join us.

27:16

Not join me. This isn't about Jason

27:18

Whitlock. This is about us

27:22

using the Super Bowl to

27:25

amplify our voice, to

27:27

put our concerns front and center.

27:31

We can have events. I've already reached

27:33

out to some people and there's been some enthusiasm. I'm not going

27:35

to call their name, but there's

27:37

been some enthusiasm from some

27:39

key

27:40

Christian conservative content creators.

27:44

But we need more. Again, we don't need 100,000.

27:51

We need 300, just like Gideon had. We

27:54

can get about 300 conservative

27:57

content creators to join up together.

28:00

And let's counterprogram the

28:02

Super Bowl, and let's promote a boycott

28:05

of the Super Bowl. Let's try to reduce Super

28:07

Bowl ratings by 10, 15 percent. That

28:10

will scare corporate America.

28:13

That will make corporate America say,

28:16

hey, the people are fed up

28:18

with us financing, because

28:21

corporate America is financing our

28:23

conversion, our transition to

28:26

Marxism and communism. Corporate

28:28

America is supporting and

28:31

financing what's

28:35

going on at the border, what's

28:37

going on with COVID, what's

28:40

going on in our education system, what's

28:42

going on with diversity, equity, inclusion.

28:45

Corporate America is destroying

28:48

the meritocracy. Corporate

28:51

America is putting

28:53

your job and career in jeopardy.

28:56

Corporate America is making it so you

28:59

can't rely on your

29:01

work ethic and talent to

29:03

advance your career and

29:06

your family, because

29:09

they got some little quota system, like, hey, we got

29:11

to put a gay here, we got to put a black

29:13

woman there, we got to put a

29:17

transgender person here. And

29:21

so what you do, your excellence,

29:24

your work ethic, your values

29:26

are being diminished and

29:29

devalued in this country

29:32

because of corporate America. They're

29:35

paying for this, this whole ESG

29:37

thing,

29:39

and these quotas that they're dictating. This

29:44

whole move towards globalism, they sent

29:47

your jobs overseas.

29:53

They want you to own nothing, eat

29:56

bugs, and be happy. That's

29:59

not an exaggeration. That's

30:01

the path they have us on. And

30:04

so we have to find unique

30:06

ways to push back.

30:09

Ways that won't put us in

30:12

jail. What Matt Gaetz and these guys did, they're

30:14

not going to jail. Everybody's mad

30:16

at them and they'll be mad at me and us

30:19

for fighting back. But it's

30:22

worth it. It's

30:26

worth it. And so we

30:28

don't need, they can have the numbers.

30:32

We just have to do what's right.

30:34

And we just have to be strategic and bold. And when

30:36

I sit here and think about Gideon

30:39

and some trumpets and ladders, that's

30:41

all it took

30:43

to destroy an army of 135,000. That

30:50

if you

30:52

pray

30:55

and ask God for a solution,

30:57

he'll deliver.

31:01

And so this is all I've been thinking about. I mean,

31:03

for not a week or two

31:05

weeks, this is all I've been thinking about for

31:07

three years when I left corporate media.

31:11

How can I be

31:13

involved with something that gives

31:16

voice to

31:17

the ignored and silenced

31:20

voices in America? How

31:23

can I amplify the

31:25

voices of believers?

31:29

How can I use myself? How can I be a

31:31

tool

31:33

in God's mission? Been

31:37

thinking about this and working towards

31:39

this for three years. And

31:43

just going to bed every night. What

31:46

can I do today? Again, there's

31:48

other things I asked for.

31:51

How can I avoid

31:53

McDonald's? I certainly asked for that. And

31:55

I've been successful now for two years. It's

31:58

been great. And,

32:02

you know, I think I've spent seven, eight

32:04

years

32:05

out of a strip club.

32:07

And I ask for that every day because it's hard.

32:11

But I'm, the streak's alive. It's

32:14

incredible. But I've been asking for

32:17

a way to elevate

32:20

our voices. And I think I

32:23

believe in this solution,

32:25

this idea, as it relates to

32:27

the Super Bowl. We

32:30

can get their attention and we can scare

32:32

them. Just think about what

32:35

they have done for

32:37

decades. They take some clown

32:39

like Al Sharpton and

32:43

he threatens a boycott. Jesse

32:46

Jackson, he threatens a boycott. And

32:49

he makes some demands. And

32:52

they give it to him.

32:55

We can shake them down too from the other

32:57

direction.

33:00

We can threaten a boycott and we can boycott

33:02

and then make demands. And

33:06

again, I'm not, I haven't,

33:09

I'm waiting to get others on board

33:12

before I start saying, hey, let's make this

33:14

demand that demand. I want

33:16

it to be a group effort and a consensus

33:18

of like, hey, what are we asking for here? I

33:22

mean, because some of the things I want are

33:25

halfway silly. But you

33:27

know, I just on a fun note and

33:29

we'll go to break and bring

33:33

Royce into this conversation in TJ. But

33:36

yesterday I had

33:38

this whole deal like, yeah, I think one of my demands

33:41

is going to be that

33:44

we get to

33:47

decide all of the

33:49

Super Bowl entertainment for 2025.

33:53

And like, yeah, I'll

33:56

have Tony

33:58

Evans.

33:59

maybe John MacArthur, they'll do the pregame

34:02

prayer. Tasha

34:04

Cobb, she'll sing the national anthem.

34:08

Halftime performance

34:10

will feature, you

34:12

know, Maverick City Music

34:14

or Kirk

34:17

Franklin doing stomp. Tasha

34:21

will be back out there doing break every chain.

34:24

We get to decide. Larry Fleet,

34:28

I'll have him out there singing That's Where

34:30

I Find God.

34:35

Oliver Anthony, I'll make him

34:38

have him sing Richmond, North

34:40

of Richmond at halftime.

34:43

Someone's

34:46

gonna have to talk me out of this demand. Yeah,

34:51

we get to program Super Bowl

34:53

Entertainment. You put every demon

34:56

you can think of out there in

34:58

front of us for 30 years. Let

35:01

us put some of our people out there. Let's

35:05

platform Jesus at halftime rather

35:08

than the devil. How

35:10

about that demand? That's

35:13

just, again, there's more serious demands

35:15

or whatever, but anyway, I just wanted

35:17

to lighten things up a bit. I need

35:20

you all to share this Firestarter,

35:23

share the column I've written, tweet

35:26

people, DM people, email

35:29

people, whatever

35:31

conservative Christian content creator

35:34

you can think of, I need you to contact

35:37

them and ask them to consider getting

35:40

on board with the Super Bowl

35:42

boycott. All

35:47

right, continue to email me. I've

35:49

been getting a lot of emails, fearlessboyshow

35:51

at gmail.com. I appreciate some

35:53

of it's good, some of the suggestions are bad. We'll

35:56

only focus on the good ones. Stay

36:01

tuned, don't go anywhere. Royce White is next. If

36:04

I'm asked, um,

36:04

I am absolutely,

36:26

proud

36:29

of my, and I know you don't like

36:32

that word, I'm so proud of

36:34

my black side and my white

36:36

side. I'm proud of how I made

36:39

the courage that my parents had in 1970 and 71

36:41

coming off the Civil Rights era, when

36:46

this, that interracial thing, that was

36:48

a problem within their own families.

36:51

So,

36:53

what I've gone through is nothing. It's

36:56

the least I can do is to stand up for both

36:58

of my parents and say, no, no, no, I'm,

37:01

I'm so blessed to have been born into this family based

37:03

on what they went through, the courage it took

37:05

and the strength to stay together. October

37:08

is 52

37:08

years. Are you kidding me?

37:20

All right, welcome

37:23

back.

37:25

Time for some Royce White, TJ,

37:28

yesterday when this whole thing went down

37:30

in the house and they vacated

37:32

Kevin McCarthy. Royce was one of the first people I

37:35

called. We were like, how

37:37

big of a deal is this? What do

37:39

we think here? Wow, this is bold.

37:42

So Royce, I'll just start there. How

37:45

big of a deal is this? This

37:48

is the most important thing to happen in American

37:50

politics since, since Donald Trump was

37:52

elected. Let's say that. But it's one

37:54

of the most significant things to happen in politics

37:56

in my lifetime. What

38:01

that's a mouthful TV you

38:03

agree I mean Donald Trump got elected in 2016 this

38:07

is bigger than that it's

38:11

it's comparable it's comparable

38:13

and the reason why I say that is because Donald

38:15

Trump being elected was was certainly a was

38:19

certain certainly a huge strike

38:22

against the uni party and uni party politics

38:25

which is the most dangerous and pervasive thing

38:27

in American politics and maybe the most dangerous

38:29

and pervasive political establishment

38:32

or mechanism in the entire world but

38:36

but we still hadn't had that descent

38:38

from within the house chamber from within

38:40

the other branches of government and

38:44

I think the vote yesterday and despite Matt

38:46

Gaetz's success and clip

38:48

in McCarthy I think the vote was telling

38:51

that you still have a very strong uni

38:53

party sort of momentum or

38:56

energy or stronghold in the house

38:59

so the uni party is the most dangerous thing and this

39:01

is the first real

39:04

obstruction of uni party

39:06

politics and kick the can spending in

39:10

American history

39:13

it's the first time a speaker yeah

39:17

first time a speaker has ever been vacated certainly

39:20

but TJ how big of a deal I'll feel like

39:22

you still and where I think I agree with Royce's

39:25

the Trump thing was the American people

39:27

saying this is enough we've never actually

39:29

had a representative in the house we they

39:32

tell all these campaign promises here's what

39:34

I'm gonna do we're gonna go do it and nobody ever

39:36

does it and finally we had somebody stand

39:38

up and say look I'm listening my constituents

39:40

I don't need all you special interests I don't know if you saw

39:43

the moment it was one of the worst moments perhaps

39:45

on the floor from a perspective

39:48

of how it would be viewed

39:50

by people when he said you guys

39:52

have your special interests and lobbyists they all

39:54

booed him and he's like go ahead and

39:55

do all you want I'll take my thirty

39:58

dollar donations all day long

40:00

everyday because i care about my constituents and

40:02

not the special interest and and that's the whole

40:04

deal in the car the taxes four five

40:06

hundred million dollars he divvies it out of the controls

40:09

everything in mac ait so that's enough of that we're playing this

40:11

game anymore

40:12

it

40:14

it's sounds like what you and t jr

40:16

are you in roe's is that what there's

40:19

eight donald trump's loose

40:21

in the house but but but and

40:24

and that's better than just one donald

40:26

trump loose in the white house uh...

40:29

it he's he's on from offspring

40:33

will make a sprue to very important point

40:36

yesterday number one a few courageous

40:38

men or women a few courageous people

40:41

uh... make a huge difference and and number

40:43

two that the unit party is vulnerable and

40:46

and you know that the the beast is wounded so

40:49

to speak and yet these patriots

40:51

although small in number uh... were

40:53

able to get mccarthy ousted which is a big

40:55

deal and and they're going to continue to be able

40:57

to to wreak havoc in the house in the

41:00

in if nothing else uh... they

41:02

are placing a referendum on the

41:05

house representatives for american people to witness

41:07

that they're putting it in the spotlight as

41:09

we like to say in the public you know in

41:11

the with public figures and celebrities everywhere

41:13

now we always talk about platforms and and

41:16

spotlight uh... they're putting a huge spotlight

41:18

on how the unit party works and they're

41:20

making people go on the record yesterday was just

41:23

as much uh... was just as important

41:25

for the roll call of or that

41:28

the referendum on the c r bill in in breakfast

41:30

spending as it was getting mccarthy

41:32

out and mac gait's is it did a

41:34

brilliant job that this is a brilliant move and

41:37

it i don't mind that we use the democrats to

41:39

to vote mccarthy out i think putting

41:41

the the democrats on on uh...

41:44

on roll call is is important as well so

41:46

this is how politics is really supposed to work in

41:48

america and you see the rejection of mac gait's

41:51

from any of the house members in the whole mainstream media

41:53

because they don't want politics to work our

41:55

founding fathers intended to

41:59

They wanted to work in

42:02

the way they've been comfortable where

42:04

they control everything They

42:06

can sell out very easily

42:09

to corporate interest and

42:11

and whatever the wef

42:14

or world economic form whatever they're told

42:17

and and That's

42:20

what so excites me But

42:23

but also I'm wondering how

42:26

this is going to play out well,

42:28

will other do you think more

42:30

people will join them or will

42:34

these guys get picked off one by one and

42:38

But I don't know the toothpaste

42:40

may be out of the bottle. I don't know if you can get it back in

42:44

Well, you know I'll say this

42:49

Our founding fathers wrote our founding

42:51

documents Starting

42:54

from the worst-case scenario Government

42:58

and and working our way back into sane policy,

43:01

you know prepare for the worst hope for the best

43:03

a Sentiment like prepare for

43:05

the worst and hope for the best in American politics

43:07

today and or in the mainstream media culture

43:10

is seen as Conspiracy theory which is

43:12

so odd to me And I

43:14

say that to make this point Ideally

43:18

and hoping for the best Matt gates

43:20

and these other eight people will give

43:23

permission to the rest of the house representatives

43:26

To be more forthright and honest in the representation

43:29

of American the American people However,

43:31

and you saw that from the CR

43:33

bill vote I think I think people got to understand there's

43:35

two different layers of things that happened in

43:38

this last couple of weeks The CR spending

43:40

bill which McCarthy helped kick the can

43:42

on there was a split in

43:44

the house Almost completely not

43:46

completely but but almost 96 to 120 or something like

43:49

that. So there were 96 You

43:53

know patriots there in the house that were at

43:55

least willing to put a kibosh on the spending

43:57

continuance once the spending

44:00

continuance was done and then Matt Gaetz introduced

44:02

Austin McCarthy. You saw a different type

44:04

of sentiment towards the whole, the

44:07

whole America first Rhino

44:09

uniparty split and many people

44:11

weren't willing to go as far as to get rid of McCarthy.

44:14

And that's, that's telling, that's not nothing. And

44:17

it speaks to the 96 and what they did

44:19

a week back with the spending bill. So ideally

44:22

this eight, these eight people and

44:24

their success will give permission

44:26

to the rest. But, but if nothing

44:28

else, I think Matt Gaetz and the rest

44:30

of these eight have, have consciously gone

44:32

into this knowing they may in fact

44:34

be sacrificial lambs for the

44:36

American people to get a better, a better, a more

44:39

clear view of, of their representatives, which

44:42

is honorable.

44:45

What percentage?

44:48

Well, I think it's a larger percentage that

44:51

I'm giving credit for. And

44:53

it on the level that you

44:55

just explained because there

44:58

is so much hate to use their word

45:01

misinformation and disinformation

45:03

being sold to them. You

45:06

turn on CNN, MSNBC,

45:08

heck you can even turn on Fox

45:10

news and people as all chaos.

45:13

This is, this is the worst thing to ever happen.

45:16

These people are out of control. They refuse

45:18

to be, I can't, I've read in the New York times

45:21

or maybe the Washington Post, one of them,

45:23

they refuse to be governed. And

45:27

I was like, no, no, no, they actually

45:31

want their elected officials to

45:34

represent them. That's what governing

45:37

is. And they're described. No, these

45:39

people, they refuse to be governed, but I'm, I'm

45:41

trying to figure out

45:43

are people

45:44

getting the message because if

45:47

I'm living somewhere,

45:49

my representative, uh, isn't

45:52

on board with Gates and these

45:54

people, I would have some questions for

45:57

them and be like,

45:59

Hey, hey. what what's going

46:01

on here we have a chance to actually

46:04

have things work properly

46:06

and and you're not willing to draw a line

46:08

in the sand along with gates in these other seven

46:11

people to do people understand you

46:13

think it's cutting through

46:15

well let's let's explain it to uh... i'll

46:17

help explain it to number one yes

46:20

on average people know that something's gravely

46:22

wrong uh... do they know exactly what maybe

46:25

not are they still well uh...

46:29

are they still uh... caught

46:32

down in the weeds with with propaganda a

46:34

lot of times yet distracted racial

46:36

animus is high as it's ever been in my opinion

46:39

of maybe not maybe not as high as it was

46:41

in a previous time but certainly that there's

46:43

a widespread dissemination of racial

46:46

animus so that's that's definitely getting

46:48

in the way but but let's let's break it down for people

46:50

imagine i'm a credit card repair

46:52

service i call you cold call

46:54

you and say i can repair your credit

46:57

i can get rid of uh... all derogatory

46:59

marks i can dispute any claims that you think

47:01

are illegitimate i can uh... consolidate

47:04

your debt i can hope to help you open up new

47:06

cars that can help you build new credit

47:08

in and restore your your credit score

47:10

to help the score in

47:12

effect doing none of those things and

47:15

as payment not only do i charge you for

47:17

the service to to to go on about

47:19

this adventure to help you repair your credit but

47:21

i also take out a credit card in your name and

47:23

run up the credit card and don't pay it so

47:28

when i hear these people like on

47:30

fox news or cnn or somebody's

47:32

house represented uh... house representatives

47:34

or in the senate talk about the full faith

47:37

and credit of the american people as a means

47:39

to justify continuing to

47:41

destroy the the credit of the american

47:43

people it boggles my

47:45

mind i mean it's just astounding that

47:48

the the level of misinformation and brainwashing

47:50

and distraction in this country is so

47:52

profound these people could actually destroy

47:55

our credit in in promote uh...

47:58

protecting our credit at the same time.

48:01

And that's what they've done. And so, you know, when

48:03

you live in a debt society, I've talked about it before

48:05

on the show, but I'll try and explain it again.

48:08

When you live in a debt society, there are two nearly

48:11

inevitable outcomes. And I say nearly

48:13

because I don't preclude miracles, but effectively

48:16

one outcome is the debt. The

48:19

debt gets so high that nations,

48:23

nations, governments and their leaders become extremely

48:26

distrusting of their own position

48:28

on the global stage and distrusting of other

48:30

governments and eventually go to war. That

48:34

scenario, a scenario B is the debt

48:36

gets so high, the debt is so unconstrained

48:39

that it justifies a recreation

48:41

and restructuring of the entire monetary system.

48:44

We just so happen unironically, we just so

48:46

happen to be living in a time where both things are happening

48:49

simultaneously. We're hurling towards

48:51

world war with Russia and China,

48:54

and we are

48:55

going towards a central bank

48:57

digital currency. And so,

48:59

you know, what Matt Gaetz is stepping

49:01

up and saying, and this was the whole dispute

49:03

about the CR bill, everybody's

49:06

been roped into this scam with the federal

49:08

government because of the sheer size of the federal

49:10

government. Every time the federal government

49:12

and its effectiveness is

49:15

called into question, the politicians

49:17

there who work for the corporatocracy say we can't

49:20

shut down.

49:21

How can we shut down? Look how many janitors there

49:23

are that work in D.C. alone. These

49:25

working class people aren't going to have paychecks.

49:28

And look, the American nationalist populist

49:30

movement is as pro working class as

49:32

you possibly can be. But we're not, what

49:34

we're not going to do is let the elites,

49:37

the global elites use the working man

49:39

to justify destroying the credit of the American

49:41

people. That's an inappropriate, that's

49:43

a non-starter. And so a lot of

49:46

people who even promoted themselves as conservatives

49:48

in the past have been unwilling to draw

49:50

this hard line. Matt Gaetz the other,

49:52

yesterday, he threw

49:55

down on a very dangerous cultural norm.

49:57

And I wrote about it in my sub-stack this

49:59

morning. morning or last night I released it in a

50:02

letter to the Congress, because I am running for Senate, so

50:04

I felt obligated to speak to

50:06

the Congress on this issue. But Matt

50:09

is saying, or he

50:12

threw down on a status quo that says,

50:14

no matter how immoral or moral, no

50:17

matter how effective or ineffective, no

50:19

matter how solvent or insolvent,

50:22

the federal government must continue. The show

50:24

must go on. And they've

50:26

only been able to do that because the American people are busy

50:28

with other things. This show is out of control.

50:32

We're $33 trillion in debt. We're paying a

50:34

trillion dollars in interest a year. A trillion

50:36

dollars is half of the military,

50:38

the defense budget of $2 trillion annually.

50:41

We're paying more and we're paying half

50:43

in interest that we, I mean, and we're just borrowing

50:46

it. You know, if you borrow money

50:48

to build up your own manufacturing base and

50:50

to become an equity society, if we wanted to

50:52

use the fed and you know, I'm as

50:55

critical of the fed as anybody, if

50:57

we wanted to use the fed in a nationalist

51:00

mindset, an America first policy approach,

51:03

we could use the fed, which is backstop

51:05

by the American military, to

51:08

print money to help America be a productive

51:10

nation where we actually build things,

51:12

where we have independence and

51:15

self-sufficiency. We do the opposite.

51:18

We pay, we use the fed to print

51:20

money to pay our bills to operate. And

51:22

then we send those that operating money

51:25

abroad, mostly to China, but now to the

51:27

Ukraine as well. It's lunacy.

51:35

Royce

51:36

and TJ, I want to bring you all both

51:38

into this because I did Monday's

51:40

show solo and

51:43

talked about, and I restated it

51:45

again today about why

51:48

I think we have an opportunity here to

51:51

use the Super Bowl

51:52

to platform

51:54

a lot in a big way, a

51:57

lot of the things that you

51:59

talk about. Royce and that we talk about

52:01

on this show and I know Royce

52:05

at some point you've been frustrated

52:08

with me in the show

52:10

and we talked about it last week about why we

52:13

like talking about Dion Sanders and Dion

52:15

Sanders so much Dion Sanders so much and

52:19

Royce you're always hey

52:22

that's bread and circus that's bread and circus

52:25

but if they've moved the conversation

52:28

to the bread and circus I

52:31

just don't want to leave the bread and circus to

52:33

them I want okay bread and

52:35

circus we'll talk about it and we'll

52:37

use the bread and circus to

52:40

make our legitimate points

52:42

about these massive issues

52:45

that put us all at risk and

52:47

that's why let's use

52:49

the Super Bowl

52:51

and a boycott of the Super Bowl to

52:54

draw attention to and to wave

52:56

our hands and shout to the light hey

52:58

man they're trying to

53:00

get us in a war with Russia and

53:03

a nuclear conflict hey

53:06

this is dangerous for you and your

53:08

kids hey they're

53:12

trying to they

53:14

are not trying they're allowing

53:16

all of these illegal immigrants

53:19

to come through our southern border

53:22

your neighborhoods are less safe your

53:24

tax dollars are being used to

53:26

put them up in hotels your

53:30

your jobs are being displaced

53:32

by them the lawlessness

53:34

going on in your cities is elevating

53:37

because of that hey

53:40

guys they're gonna try

53:42

another COVID pandemic

53:45

and try to put masks and jam more

53:48

vaccines down your arm but

53:50

there's hey we're boycotting

53:53

the Super Bowl because

53:54

we don't trust the election process

53:57

there

53:57

are things that went on in that 22

53:59

20 elections that are crazy.

54:03

And it has to be. And so I think

54:06

this Super Bowl, the bread and circus,

54:09

we can hijack that and turn

54:11

it into a conversation that benefits

54:14

us and tries to alert

54:17

and educate people

54:18

about what's really going on in this

54:20

country.

54:22

That's why I don't wanna just

54:24

surrender the bread and circus to them

54:27

because they got Taylor Swift

54:30

and Travis Kelsey and

54:32

everybody they can think of using the bread

54:34

and circus to sell their agenda.

54:37

I think we can disrupt that.

54:39

And again, just like Matt Gaetz with

54:42

eight people, just like Gideon,

54:44

as I just talked about with 300 people, we

54:46

don't need numbers. We just need to

54:48

be smarter than them, a

54:51

unique approach and be bold about

54:53

it.

54:54

And I think we could take the Super Bowl

54:56

and make it about us.

55:00

Absolutely. I love the idea of boycotting

55:02

the Super Bowl. That'd be a great

55:05

place to start. I mean, I think

55:07

pro-test, I think conservatives and Christians in this country

55:09

should be out in protest en masse.

55:11

I don't like that January 6 has discouraged

55:14

them. I don't like this

55:16

idea that BLM has a monopoly on

55:19

the public

55:22

demonstration. You know, I

55:24

don't agree with any of that. I

55:27

think the Super Bowl is a great place to start. Yes,

55:30

if professional sports is

55:32

the watering hole for global corporatocracy,

55:35

then the Super Bowl is the biggest party

55:37

at the watering hole, no doubt. And it

55:39

would be a shot heard around the world if any

55:42

sizable amount of people would, but for

55:44

a few hours, not engage in the

55:47

bread and circuses. And it'd

55:49

be a healthy diagnosis as well to see if people

55:51

were even willing to back out of something

55:53

that's so meaningless in many

55:55

ways. I mean, it really is a meaningless

55:58

cultural event. Don't, don't. Don't get me wrong, I know people spend

56:01

a lot of time and energy, look I'm an athlete.

56:03

So for me to sit here and say all these players that

56:06

spend an entire season putting their blood sweat and tears

56:08

into the game is meaningless is

56:11

not completely accurate either. But

56:15

when weighed against what we face right now as

56:17

a nation and as citizens, I mean the Super Bowl

56:20

could be about as meaningless as you could possibly

56:22

imagine.

56:24

EJ, what do you, I haven't heard from anybody

56:27

or happened to show about what they think of my idea.

56:30

I love it. Here's why I

56:32

love the analogy to what Matt Gaetz just did.

56:34

It's going to sow chaos, which is what we need.

56:38

You know, I've seen so many, some of

56:40

them establishment Republicans, some of them, even

56:42

our friend Steve Dace, not

56:44

complaining about what's going on. And

56:47

what is the plan? I saw Ben Shapiro tweeting,

56:50

what is the plan? I don't need a plan.

56:52

All I know is that's not working and I'm not dealing with it anymore.

56:55

And so this culture is not working for us. So

56:57

we need to sow chaos. And when

56:59

we were discussing this off air,

57:01

the whole idea is they need to take

57:03

notice of us. Who hasn't

57:05

taken notice of Matt Gaetz in the last two days? They

57:08

are now listening. There's eight people who get to

57:10

dictate what goes on on the House

57:12

floor today because somebody had some courage. And

57:14

what we're saying is it's going to take a few of us. We need

57:16

chaos because chaos, everybody

57:18

wants to bring things back in order. Nobody can live in

57:21

long term chaos. Eventually, we're going to have

57:23

a new speaker in there, Pras Jim Jordan, who

57:25

came out today and announced his candidacy.

57:28

And to I want it all along, somebody who's actually

57:31

interested in moving us the

57:33

right direction. That's my hope for the Super Bowl

57:35

boycott. Let's create some chaos. And now they're saying

57:37

we can't live in this chaos. We just lost

57:39

billions of dollars. So how do we fix this? And

57:41

who do we need to talk to?

57:43

So the people

57:45

shouting, what is the plan?

57:48

What I'm telling them is

57:51

the plan is no different than

57:53

the conversation Royce and I know

57:55

we had off the air. Royce,

57:57

we may have had it on the air as well.

58:00

But the plan is to educate

58:04

people on what the real problem

58:06

is.

58:07

The reason why I'm so passionate

58:09

about this is because it's the media's

58:12

job to inform the

58:14

public. And

58:16

Thomas Jefferson, you say,

58:18

hey man, I'd rather have a free press

58:20

than the government. And it was

58:22

because he believed in if

58:25

the people knew the truth, they

58:27

would act in their own best interest. And

58:30

what they've done through the bread

58:32

and circus, through their control

58:35

and manipulation of the media, people

58:37

don't know the truth. People don't even

58:39

know what they should be concerned about. So

58:41

the plan is to draw

58:44

enough attention that they have to

58:46

say, they have to now listen to Matt Gaetz

58:48

say, hey, here's what the problem is.

58:51

And they have to, on Super

58:53

Bowl Sunday, again, if we put enough

58:55

great content out there, we could, again,

58:58

draw enough attention that Glenn Beck could do

59:00

a show about the

59:02

Federal

59:04

Reserve. I

59:06

don't know why, because I had it so perfectly

59:08

in my mind. Like Glenn Beck's

59:11

passionate issues that he talks about

59:13

all the time.

59:14

Globalism and... New

59:17

world order. New world order, thank you. The

59:19

New World Order. He could do a show on the New World Order.

59:24

Alex Jones, show on the New

59:26

World Order and all the things. Steve

59:28

Dase could talk about COVID. Royce

59:30

could talk about the Federal Reserve. I could talk about

59:33

idolatry and Black Lives Matter and

59:36

try to educate people. And someone

59:38

could, Tulsi Gabbard could

59:41

talk about like, hey man, we're going to have a nuclear

59:43

war with Russia? Do you know what the price

59:45

of that would be?

59:47

People are oblivious. So

59:49

the plan is to draw

59:51

enough attention,

59:53

create enough chaos, that we actually

59:56

have an opportunity

59:58

to make them talk about what's real. really

1:00:00

going on. Hey, there's a price for

1:00:03

all of this illegal immigration that

1:00:05

your kids and grandkids and

1:00:07

you're going to pay. There's

1:00:10

a price when you

1:00:12

defund the police and run

1:00:14

them out of these major cities, you

1:00:17

wonder why violent crime and

1:00:19

smash and grabs and you

1:00:21

got basically they're forcing

1:00:23

you to shop on Amazon. They're

1:00:26

just empowering Jeff Bezos

1:00:29

more and more and they're closing

1:00:31

down these shops. So

1:00:34

they're taking jobs that's making you more

1:00:36

dependent on the government. What

1:00:39

my my whole the plan is

1:00:41

to educate people on what the problem is and

1:00:44

then once they understand the problem then

1:00:46

they'll be like, oh I

1:00:48

see what Donald Trump's talking about. I

1:00:51

see what Matt Gaetz is talking about. I see what

1:00:53

Steve Bannon is talking about. I see what

1:00:55

Royce is talking about. That's

1:00:57

the plan Royce.

1:01:00

Well first I want to say I reject

1:01:02

I reject on face value these people who

1:01:04

come out and say well what's the plan? What's the plan?

1:01:07

The plan is to tell people what their

1:01:09

plan is. I mean that's first and foremost

1:01:11

and that's what you're talking about is that education.

1:01:13

You know and you know it's not good. That

1:01:20

was really good. I'll be here all week.

1:01:22

The plan is to educate

1:01:25

you on what they're planning

1:01:34

and what they're executing and

1:01:36

and again you talk about it all the

1:01:38

time. They want you to own

1:01:40

nothing, eat bugs and

1:01:42

be happy. That's the plan and

1:01:45

that's why they want you distracted and they

1:01:47

don't want you paying attention.

1:01:49

Yeah and I think

1:01:51

even more dangerous than that you know people

1:01:53

need to understand and this

1:01:56

is complicated but

1:01:58

try to think of the

1:01:59

WES as the most posh

1:02:03

altruistic, you know, white

1:02:06

guilt sort of European fanokeo pipe

1:02:08

dream of a plan that

1:02:10

these evil globalists elite could possibly

1:02:13

muster. I mean, to them, the no

1:02:15

Yuval Hararis are actually the nicest

1:02:17

version of the population. Yeah,

1:02:21

they think that's the that's their humanitarian

1:02:23

out. Because if it wasn't for the people

1:02:25

like that, they just come round you up

1:02:27

and kill you. Those are the nice guys.

1:02:29

Those are the guys who have to come up with an explanation

1:02:32

and just to be I'll give an example. Okay,

1:02:34

because people hear that and they go, are you trying to say these

1:02:36

are good people? No, they're just the

1:02:39

most interested in having a saving

1:02:42

face during the extermination.

1:02:45

And now you know, people go to 10 foil hat, but think

1:02:47

of it this way.

1:02:50

The kick the can spending by the unit

1:02:52

party,

1:02:53

right,

1:02:54

continuing to suspend the American

1:02:56

people in the American economy in this unstable

1:02:58

and unsecure environment. This

1:03:01

is an attempt to

1:03:04

postpone global

1:03:08

global solvency issues until

1:03:10

science can give them the solution that they're looking

1:03:13

for. Right? Their idea

1:03:15

is that science and technology will eventually

1:03:17

give them a fix for global bank

1:03:19

solvency issues.

1:03:21

And remind you now we have a four quadrillion

1:03:24

dollar global bank debt

1:03:26

for quadrillion dollars. We have a $33 trillion

1:03:29

national debt and we're paying a trillion dollars in interest.

1:03:32

Imagine what the interest is on a four quadrillion dollar

1:03:34

bank debt around the world. It's

1:03:37

unmanageable, right? But they think that

1:03:39

that technology and science will give them a solution.

1:03:43

And they're right. That's not a scam. Science

1:03:46

and technology will give them a solution

1:03:48

to their bank scams. The

1:03:51

solution won't be for you. It'll be for them.

1:03:54

And that's what people need to understand when they talk about

1:03:56

automation and robotics and

1:03:59

an ecto. farms and central bank digital

1:04:01

currency and all these other

1:04:03

strange technocratic pipe dreams. That's

1:04:06

a solution for them. That's the ability

1:04:08

for them to restructure the

1:04:11

monetization of human energy and tell you, hey,

1:04:13

in our final hour when the bank scam

1:04:15

has reached its height, we're

1:04:17

going to go mine rare and precious

1:04:19

metals and resources from the moon. You're

1:04:22

going to have your movement restricted. And

1:04:26

so it's even more dangerous than making you eat bugs.

1:04:29

They're just going to restrict your movement

1:04:31

because the scam has reached a point where everybody

1:04:33

sees it. And so that's where you're going

1:04:35

to really see how the far like the populist

1:04:38

movement on the left with RFK Jr. and

1:04:40

the populist movement on the right are going to come

1:04:42

together and people are going to say, hey, how do these people find

1:04:44

any ideological alignment? The

1:04:47

veil is being pulled off and we see that there's

1:04:49

a scam much greater than the political dichotomy

1:04:51

of Republicans and Democrats. It's

1:04:54

called the UNI party.

1:04:59

I do think there's

1:05:03

a window

1:05:05

for us, but I don't think the

1:05:07

window is open forever.

1:05:09

They can, you

1:05:12

know, right now they're winning and

1:05:14

right now they're having a lot of success.

1:05:16

They're a tiny bit desperate

1:05:19

because they know there's a ticking clock

1:05:21

and like people are starting

1:05:23

to wake up. But again,

1:05:26

not to, well, I don't really

1:05:28

care. I'm gonna apologize for harping on my idea,

1:05:31

but I'm telling you come February,

1:05:33

come Super Bowl,

1:05:35

that's the perfect time. It's the

1:05:37

only event where basically

1:05:40

all of America shuts down

1:05:42

and consumes the same

1:05:44

content. And

1:05:49

there's a reason why they

1:05:51

moved into the sports world because they

1:05:54

recognize it's important and

1:05:56

we should recognize its importance

1:05:59

and we realize that we have

1:06:01

a way of pushing back.

1:06:04

I just, I

1:06:07

mean, there's so many things that people,

1:06:11

the way they're undermining, and

1:06:14

again, this is where Matt Gates and these

1:06:16

people are dead on the

1:06:18

money. The way they're undermining

1:06:22

local law enforcement

1:06:24

so they can federalize law enforcement.

1:06:28

And move more control

1:06:31

to Washington, D.C. Yeah,

1:06:35

more control to Washington, D.C. You

1:06:37

think the police are bad now when

1:06:40

the police are actually your next door

1:06:42

neighbors. You might see them at the

1:06:44

grocery, the sheriff, and

1:06:46

the people that are actually governing

1:06:49

you from law enforcement are actually

1:06:51

really connected to your community and

1:06:53

you can go see them. Wait

1:06:56

till it's the people off in

1:06:58

D.C. pulling the puppet strings and

1:07:00

have all the control over your freedom.

1:07:03

It's gonna look just like the uni-party

1:07:06

where they're out doing the bidding, not

1:07:09

for you,

1:07:11

but for whatever big pharma. And so when big

1:07:13

pharma says, hey, we got a vaccine

1:07:16

that we need the people to take,

1:07:19

they're gonna authorize the

1:07:21

law enforcement that they control

1:07:24

from D.C.

1:07:25

and hey, go make sure that Royce and Whitlock

1:07:29

take this vaccine. And if

1:07:31

they draw their guns, you unload

1:07:33

yours on them. They just

1:07:36

did, and I don't say this disrespectfully because

1:07:38

I'm fat too, but the fat old dude

1:07:40

out in Utah that they just blew

1:07:42

up, 75 year

1:07:45

old man could barely move.

1:07:47

And they just went in and that wasn't

1:07:49

local. I think that was the feds.

1:07:53

I need to make sure I'm a thousand percent correct

1:07:55

on that. They went in and destroyed, killed this

1:07:57

man.

1:07:59

That's what we,

1:08:02

this is a

1:08:03

great opportunity. I feel, I don't

1:08:05

wanna say, but yeah, I'm not scared to say,

1:08:11

I think God put this on my heart and

1:08:13

put this in my mind. And

1:08:16

maybe I'm wrong, but that's

1:08:18

what I feel. I've been looking

1:08:20

for solutions and way to make an impact. And

1:08:25

anyway, I need you guys, Steve Bannon, to hop

1:08:27

on board with this, Royce. I've

1:08:29

reached out to Steve, I haven't heard back from him.

1:08:32

Yeah.

1:08:36

I know he'll be down to

1:08:38

do a broadcasting. And so you're saying a

1:08:40

nationwide of broadcasting that's boycotting

1:08:43

during the Super Bowl, right? So we're all

1:08:45

broadcasting at the same time while the Super Bowl's

1:08:48

playing.

1:08:49

Yeah, and I think we would organize

1:08:52

it in a way that it

1:08:55

wouldn't all be overlap.

1:08:57

But yeah, across the country, we should have counterpro,

1:09:01

because the Super Bowl broadcast is like

1:09:03

six hours, eight hours, you know, it starts

1:09:06

on those networks about eight hours before

1:09:08

kickoff. And we should,

1:09:10

you know, obviously start Sunday morning

1:09:12

with worship and then

1:09:14

transition into online broadcast

1:09:17

that platform

1:09:20

by six, seven of these key issues.

1:09:22

And maybe

1:09:25

we go down to Florida and have a big

1:09:27

event there, but people

1:09:29

can broadcast from Nashville,

1:09:32

from Dallas, from Minneapolis or whatever.

1:09:35

We all hop on Rumble, we get

1:09:37

Dan Bongino involved, and

1:09:39

we invite people, don't watch the Super

1:09:41

Bowl.

1:09:42

Let's hurt their ratings, let's hurt corporate

1:09:45

America, let's draw the attention of corporate

1:09:47

America, let's make the rest of the media

1:09:49

have to talk about, hey man, Super

1:09:52

Bowl ratings dropped by 12%, because,

1:09:55

and then they're gonna have to explain why,

1:09:58

all those.

1:09:59

Those ten-foil conservatives wanted

1:10:02

to talk about nuclear war with Russia.

1:10:05

Those ten-foil conservatives wanted to talk about

1:10:08

why all the illegal immigrants are running through

1:10:10

our southern border and

1:10:13

make them talk about it. And

1:10:16

they couldn't avoid it.

1:10:18

And if somehow, and again, let's say they play

1:10:21

with the Nielsen's ratings and say that,

1:10:24

you know, well, Super Bowl ratings were

1:10:26

actually up. And if we have proof

1:10:28

on our side, they're like, no, look

1:10:30

at these Rumble views or YouTube

1:10:33

views or downloads of this

1:10:35

podcast or, you know, all

1:10:37

this look, because we do something

1:10:39

on X. I would think Elon Musk wouldn't

1:10:42

prevent us from doing something on X. Yeah.

1:10:44

Yeah.

1:10:45

Yeah. So there's a way to rally up.

1:10:49

It'll

1:10:51

be interesting to see whether the woke

1:10:53

NFL still makes its way to have some type

1:10:55

of substantial partnership with X for the

1:10:58

Super Bowl. But I think you're making an important

1:11:00

point that the NFL Super Bowl and

1:11:03

NFL Sunday and professional sports as

1:11:05

a whole has kind of become a symbol

1:11:07

of this, you know, this steady progress

1:11:10

but overall health of our

1:11:12

nation. Certainly

1:11:15

the Super Bowl, you know, the Super Bowl is kind

1:11:17

of like the social version of the

1:11:19

state of the union, right? It's

1:11:21

like a theater. It's like a steady consistent

1:11:24

theater meant to make you feel like

1:11:26

everything's okay. I mean, just

1:11:28

for a second, pull yourself away from

1:11:30

what's become so normal in our American culture

1:11:33

and just think we're on our way

1:11:35

to war nuclear war and we're going

1:11:37

to have a Super Bowl

1:11:39

just in general. I mean, imagine the idea that

1:11:41

somewhere, someplace somewhere in

1:11:43

the world,

1:11:44

there are people bombing and fighting

1:11:46

and killing each other. And

1:11:49

you know, little children are getting artillery shelled

1:11:51

on the front lines between Russia and Ukraine. And

1:11:54

we're actually somewhere sitting down drinking, watching

1:11:56

people throw a football. Now if

1:11:58

there were no wars. Remember, now sports

1:12:01

in general was meant to supplement the

1:12:03

need for war between civilized people.

1:12:06

Because men need that battle instinct,

1:12:08

they need that competition. And if you don't have wars,

1:12:12

you know, your entire society just goes

1:12:14

for Nokia. So, you know, sports

1:12:16

supplements war. But

1:12:18

when your society is riddled with war,

1:12:21

do we really have time for sports? I mean,

1:12:23

this is a brilliant question. And I think your

1:12:26

NFL boycott poses that to

1:12:28

people. And we should be talking about the most important

1:12:30

things when they want us looking at something

1:12:32

else.

1:12:35

Royce, thank you so much for

1:12:38

the time. Great job, as always.

1:12:42

We're going to get a more biblical

1:12:44

take. And perhaps

1:12:47

go into my discussion about Gideon with

1:12:50

De'Shannon. The chop would knock, the

1:12:52

Idaho Potato. He's going to join

1:12:55

the net.

1:13:08

Previously

1:13:11

on Fearless.

1:13:15

It's difficult. I don't think any of our

1:13:17

opinions are all that

1:13:19

controversial and no one's really got a problem

1:13:21

with it. It's just like, oh, you're

1:13:23

not supposed to think that way. And, and,

1:13:26

but also just, just quite

1:13:28

honestly, too many

1:13:31

black people have bought into the

1:13:33

race war. They think we're in a race

1:13:36

war. And this is why this show I'm

1:13:38

doing is all about like, no, you're

1:13:40

actually in a war with yourself. And

1:13:43

if you can't see that, if you,

1:13:46

oh, it's this person or that person, and you're looking

1:13:48

for all these other people. No, it's

1:13:50

the person in the mirror that you should be at war

1:13:53

with and trying to collect.

1:14:07

All right, welcome back.

1:14:09

Let's roll out to Idaho

1:14:11

and bring in our main man, Chop Knott's,

1:14:13

Dave Shannon. Dave, it's good

1:14:16

to see you. I love

1:14:18

the background.

1:14:20

Your beard looks good.

1:14:23

Dave, I've analogized

1:14:27

the gates for eight

1:14:29

to Gideon and the Gideon's

1:14:32

army and the 300 people. And I'm making

1:14:35

the argument that we don't actually

1:14:37

need numbers to

1:14:39

win and to be heard. We

1:14:42

just need to be smart, strategic and

1:14:44

bold.

1:14:45

Your thoughts on my motto and

1:14:48

column and just

1:14:49

I wanted to talk to you today just because,

1:14:52

you know, I was going into Gideon and

1:14:55

all of that and I just figured you'd have a great take.

1:14:57

Well, first, thank you.

1:15:00

I think,

1:15:01

Jason, the time you spent dealing with idolatry

1:15:04

was really the part that had me

1:15:06

screaming, Amen. You

1:15:08

know, one of the things that we forget

1:15:10

is that Gideon and the children of Israel

1:15:13

got into that place mainly because

1:15:15

of the idolatry's worship.

1:15:17

And we forget that that's how

1:15:20

we end up where we are right now. When

1:15:22

you look at the end of

1:15:25

Joshua's reign through the Bible, before

1:15:28

Joshua took his position, God

1:15:30

told Moses that they were going to forget him. And

1:15:33

he said, when they forget me, they're going to have God's

1:15:36

run them over. And he told Moses

1:15:38

to tell the children of Israel a song to

1:15:40

sing to the generations so that

1:15:42

they wouldn't forget what God was going

1:15:44

to do. And he was going to make waste with their false

1:15:47

God so that they would understand that he was the true

1:15:49

God and that he was the one that was going to

1:15:51

save them. And fortunately,

1:15:53

we tend to think that the idolatry

1:15:56

that happens in our culture right now is mostly

1:15:58

out there when the real idolatry

1:15:59

is right here in our own camp.

1:16:02

The children of Israel, they had to

1:16:04

remember the true God. They were the ones

1:16:06

that had to set God right. And as they set God

1:16:08

right in their place, they were the ones who took

1:16:10

over the rest of the world. When the children

1:16:12

of Israel, Jason, were coming out of Egypt,

1:16:15

they weren't a warrior group. They weren't a

1:16:17

group of people who could fight. They didn't have any military

1:16:21

in them. They had nothing. They just

1:16:23

had God. And God was the one who

1:16:25

opened up the Red Sea for them, allowed

1:16:27

them to cross over on dry land, and

1:16:29

then he fought their enemies by drowning

1:16:32

them in the Red Sea. And it was that

1:16:34

type of God that sent tremors

1:16:36

throughout the rest of the world

1:16:39

because they knew that Israel had the true

1:16:41

God, and their God was

1:16:42

the one that was going to conquer through them.

1:16:45

They became afraid of Israel. And we

1:16:47

know this because in Joshua chapter 2,

1:16:50

when the spies are spying out Rahab,

1:16:53

or spying out Jericho, and Rahab is the one who's hiding

1:16:56

them, Rahab tells them, we

1:16:58

heard about your God. We

1:17:00

knew that your God was the true God because of what

1:17:02

he did with Egypt and all of them.

1:17:04

And so we became terribly afraid, and

1:17:07

we trembled inside of us, and none

1:17:09

of us had any hope. Now,

1:17:11

if you think about this, just for a second, Jason,

1:17:15

that was a 40-year period of

1:17:17

these people being able to stay in Jericho longer

1:17:19

because the people of God didn't

1:17:22

trust God to be able to go into the Promised

1:17:24

Land because they

1:17:26

said that God wasn't the true God that was

1:17:28

going to be able to keep them after he had done all

1:17:30

that. And I think that's kind of where we are

1:17:32

right now, where we're being chased by our enemies.

1:17:36

We are getting conquered by our enemies because

1:17:38

we don't trust the true God, and our enemies should

1:17:40

be the ones that be afraid of us because they know

1:17:42

that God has done great things for us. The very

1:17:45

founding of America is the blessing of God to

1:17:48

a group of people who feared him. We

1:17:50

didn't have great armies, and we beat great armies.

1:17:53

We didn't have great resources, and we created amazing

1:17:56

resources. And by because

1:17:58

we have turned our... back from

1:18:00

trusting in God. And I'll give you a great

1:18:03

example of this, and you brought this up in your talk.

1:18:05

And this is my only piece that I had with—there's

1:18:08

a criticism I had of your piece, Jason. It was

1:18:10

just this one part. We

1:18:13

did not get shut down by

1:18:15

the government and our churches. Our churches did not

1:18:18

get shut down by the government.

1:18:19

We shut our churches down because

1:18:22

we feared the government instead of

1:18:24

fearing God.

1:18:25

We have men who are called out

1:18:27

by God to be pastors, to

1:18:29

be preachers, to be prophets, to

1:18:31

lead the people and teach them what Thas seeeth the Lord

1:18:34

every Sunday and multiple times

1:18:36

a week even. But for sure, every

1:18:38

Sunday, and those people who get their

1:18:40

commission from God, who should fear

1:18:42

God, instead fear the government,

1:18:45

listen to the government, and then

1:18:48

shut down their doors, effectively making

1:18:50

the government the God by which they serve.

1:18:53

Now,

1:18:55

if that is an idolatry, I don't know what is.

1:18:58

And it just proves—it proves

1:19:00

the fact that we have thought very little

1:19:02

of God and His standards and have given off

1:19:05

any true fear of God to other

1:19:07

false idols. And so we're kind of leading the charge

1:19:09

in idolatry.

1:19:12

Dave, I really love your

1:19:15

point, and I love it for this

1:19:17

reason. When you talked about the founding

1:19:20

of this country and how

1:19:22

it was a blessing from God,

1:19:26

our idolatry

1:19:28

stops us from seeing that. And there's

1:19:30

a racial idolatry that stops

1:19:33

us from seeing that. The left and the

1:19:38

secularists have so

1:19:41

given us this idolatry of

1:19:43

skin color

1:19:44

that we can't see the

1:19:47

blessing from God in America's

1:19:49

founding.

1:19:50

And we just want—oh my God, they had

1:19:52

slavery, and that

1:19:55

ends it all, and there's no other explanation

1:19:57

for America. America's founding

1:19:59

is—

1:19:59

evil and and that's

1:20:02

again what why

1:20:05

I bring up Dion

1:20:07

and I bring up some of these other idols

1:20:09

because it's all based on

1:20:11

a lot of it particularly for black people it's

1:20:14

all based in racial idolatry

1:20:17

it blinds us from the

1:20:19

truth and that's that's

1:20:22

why we can't see and

1:20:24

I'm not remotely calling

1:20:27

the MAGA people perfect because

1:20:30

they're not they're just as flawed

1:20:32

as you and I are

1:20:34

but the

1:20:35

MAGA people are

1:20:38

the voiceless and the oppressed

1:20:41

and again

1:20:42

they'll hear me say that and there'll be black

1:20:44

people I'm not MAGA yes you are

1:20:46

you just don't know it

1:20:47

you just don't know that you're actually

1:20:50

oppressed that they've shipped your jobs and your

1:20:52

way of life out of this country that they're

1:20:54

emasculating you and and have destroyed

1:20:57

the black man through

1:21:00

the idolatry of women that

1:21:03

this putting worshiping of women

1:21:05

and and worshiping of the matriarchy

1:21:08

it's I'm just

1:21:10

reading the book of Judges and I'm gonna reread

1:21:13

the whole thing of the rest of this week just

1:21:15

just

1:21:17

to see Israel just make the

1:21:19

same idolatry mistake over

1:21:21

and over and over again and to see

1:21:24

us do it

1:21:25

and not recognize like hey

1:21:28

man this is why we're not making

1:21:30

progress and getting the results that we want

1:21:33

it's our idolatry it's

1:21:35

not

1:21:36

that there's nothing in the Bible that says

1:21:39

white supremacy will rule over you and destroy

1:21:42

your life

1:21:43

it does say in the Bible idolatry

1:21:46

will rule over you and call on now

1:21:48

your freedom star be to death

1:21:51

the whole nine yards and that's

1:21:53

what frustrates me about ministers

1:21:55

who instead of sticking to the word

1:21:58

and talking about idolatry, which

1:22:01

is spelled out specifically

1:22:03

in the Bible. We will go

1:22:05

to the pulpit and talk about white supremacy, which

1:22:07

is not mentioned in the Bible at all. It's

1:22:12

part of the idolatry gimmick

1:22:15

to distract you from our

1:22:17

disobedience to God. That's

1:22:19

why our children

1:22:21

are doing evil in plain

1:22:24

sight of God. Read

1:22:28

the Bible. It's all there. I'm

1:22:30

ramped. Dave or TJ,

1:22:33

hop in. Well,

1:22:36

you know, since TJ didn't jump in, I'm going to take

1:22:38

his spot. There's a couple of things there,

1:22:40

Jason. I think they're

1:22:42

really important. I have a different

1:22:45

position on the mag of folks.

1:22:47

And here's why. There's two things I

1:22:49

want to list out first. One of them is the

1:22:51

way that God has designed the world is really important

1:22:53

for us to take in. He's designed

1:22:56

the world in such a way that it's really slippery

1:22:58

for the wicked. Now, unfortunately,

1:23:00

God's people don't tend to know that or act

1:23:02

like it. We seem to think that the wicked

1:23:04

get traction in this world. But TJ

1:23:07

talked a little bit about this, and I'm going to say

1:23:09

it a little different than he said it before, which is insanity

1:23:12

long term is not a sustainable option.

1:23:15

But unfortunately, Christians

1:23:17

and the maggot crowd seem to think that it is.

1:23:20

And here's how I know that they seem to think

1:23:22

it is because the left absolutely in

1:23:24

every way outworks us. And

1:23:27

if we believe that insanity is not sustainable

1:23:29

long term, we know that they are going

1:23:32

to fall. We know that the world

1:23:34

economic forum cannot continue to exist. We

1:23:36

know it's going to fall because that's the way that God's

1:23:38

designed the world. But we don't really believe that

1:23:40

we think that people can be insane. And

1:23:42

then normalcy comes from it. That's not

1:23:44

possible. And let me give you an example

1:23:47

of this. Ayanna

1:23:48

Pressley,

1:23:49

the Democrat in Massachusetts represented

1:23:52

about there. I just saw her on taper

1:23:54

show. And you've probably seen the clip where

1:23:56

he asked her whether or not he thought that the border

1:23:59

was secure. Now, I don't like taper,

1:24:01

but what made me most upset about this

1:24:04

clip is that Ayanna Pressley forced

1:24:06

me to agree with taper more

1:24:08

than I wanted to. She said,

1:24:10

of course the border is secure. And

1:24:12

this is a humanitarian crisis, and taper's like, what

1:24:14

is going on here? Of course, we've all seen that

1:24:17

the border is not secure. This is not a humanitarian

1:24:19

process. This is an unsecure border.

1:24:21

And then she asked her like three times to try to explain

1:24:24

it to her, and she said every time, no, the

1:24:26

border is secure. And

1:24:29

what ultimately made me upset was not

1:24:31

that we had a

1:24:33

bald-faced liar up there talking to taper.

1:24:36

It was a problem that we didn't have anybody

1:24:41

that was a conservative with enough guts

1:24:43

and outworking ability to put her outside

1:24:45

of the office when she decided to run. Where

1:24:48

were our people that to beat her? We couldn't

1:24:50

beat the bald-faced liar.

1:24:52

Why not?

1:24:53

We didn't have a better candidate that looked even

1:24:57

attractive to somebody on the other side

1:24:59

because we were talking common sense. The

1:25:01

problem isn't them so much as the problem

1:25:03

is us. We refuse to work

1:25:05

hard because we believe that the other side

1:25:08

really does have some traction. If you are

1:25:10

running a race and you know that your opponent

1:25:12

is gonna burn out at some point because they

1:25:14

don't have the wherewithal

1:25:17

to compete, and you know that you have that

1:25:19

kind of tenacity to fight, why would you

1:25:21

run half speed? You know they're

1:25:23

gonna burn out. You know they're gonna fall

1:25:25

away, but that's not how we're acting. We act like they

1:25:27

got all the keys and all the things

1:25:30

and all we're left out here. So the Republicans,

1:25:32

especially the Maga crowd, they have

1:25:34

a voice. They've always had a voice. The

1:25:37

problem with them is the same problem we've been talking about

1:25:39

this whole time, idolatry. There

1:25:41

is an idolatrous attitude inside

1:25:43

of the Maga crowd that they gotta get rid of. Stop

1:25:46

being afraid. You serve the true and living God,

1:25:49

so get to work. Outwork these people.

1:25:52

We hear about TikTok. We hear

1:25:54

about social media. We hear about platforms,

1:25:56

and we spend most of our time complaining about

1:25:59

stuff on those platforms.

1:25:59

Instead of putting the kind of thing

1:26:02

that transforms hearts, the gospel of Jesus

1:26:04

Christ, into these platforms to

1:26:06

work for us. They

1:26:08

work for us. We have the

1:26:10

kind of message that transforms

1:26:12

the hearts of people and we're afraid of TikTok. Get

1:26:15

out of here. I can't work with y'all.

1:26:18

I need people who understand like getting to

1:26:21

me, that's like drinking

1:26:22

with your face down in the water. That's

1:26:25

what that's like to me. I want the kind of people

1:26:27

that know that we have the kind of message. I mean, Jason,

1:26:30

we used to be the kind of people

1:26:33

that would sneak Bibles into

1:26:35

communist nations to get the gospel

1:26:37

of Jesus Christ to people because we knew if

1:26:39

the gospel got in that the nation would be transformed.

1:26:43

And so they made laws against us

1:26:45

from coming in with Bibles because they

1:26:47

knew that we had an effective message. And

1:26:50

we have now become the kind of people that will shut

1:26:53

down when our government tells us to. Where

1:26:55

is the real problem at?

1:26:58

They are outworking us because

1:27:01

they serve their false gods better than we serve the

1:27:03

true God.

1:27:07

To build off of what he's saying, you

1:27:09

know, we need leaders bad. And that's part of the Maga crowd. Part

1:27:13

of my issue, I have the same issue Dave does with the Maga

1:27:15

crowd. And you could say I'm in the Maga crowd even. But the Maga crowd

1:27:18

is desperately looking for someone to tell

1:27:20

them where to go. And

1:27:25

we've picked a leader who I would say

1:27:27

is not a godly man. And Donald Trump, I

1:27:29

think I do believe that God is using Trump,

1:27:31

but I don't think that Trump is a godly man. And

1:27:34

so when we go

1:27:36

back throughout history, the Revolutionary

1:27:38

War, the Battle of Lexington and Concord,

1:27:41

we had preachers

1:27:43

who would lead their congregations

1:27:45

into battle. They actually picked up arms and went in. Jonas

1:27:49

Clark, I think he had 77 members

1:27:51

of his church, went and fought and chased the British out. William

1:27:55

Emerson had like 400 members of his church,

1:27:57

said we gotta go boys, and went and picked

1:27:59

up arms. and chased the British out. And that

1:28:02

was our leadership before. And so this is

1:28:04

to bring it back to the Super Bowl thing. I'm like, we

1:28:06

need leaders. Somebody tell us where to go. We got a lot

1:28:08

of followers. I think God made a lot of followers. There

1:28:11

are not very many leaders. You're

1:28:13

one of them. Hopefully Fearless is one of them. We

1:28:16

have people out there. We need to be telling

1:28:18

people what Dave is talking about.

1:28:20

Like we can lead with the gospel. Your

1:28:24

rant or show on idolatry on

1:28:26

February 11th, February

1:28:29

11th will be the Super Bowl, will be

1:28:31

gospel based,

1:28:32

right? We need people who are leading the

1:28:35

charge back to the church and

1:28:37

picking up arms, at least metaphorically

1:28:39

for now, against this

1:28:41

corrupt culture.

1:28:44

So

1:28:45

Dave, you first, and if Dave,

1:28:48

TJ, you chime in as well.

1:28:51

I want you to walk, because

1:28:54

I think I agree with you all's point

1:28:57

about the MAGA crowd, but I want

1:28:59

you to just clarify and

1:29:02

explain it a tiny bit more

1:29:05

so that even a baby can understand in

1:29:07

terms of,

1:29:09

Dave, I hear

1:29:11

you somewhat saying like, the MAGA

1:29:13

crowd is afraid

1:29:16

to say what they really,

1:29:18

really think out loud in public

1:29:20

spaces, or

1:29:22

they've made

1:29:24

Trump their leader

1:29:26

in God, rather than Jesus,

1:29:29

than rather evangelizing about

1:29:32

the true God and the true

1:29:34

way. Just walk me

1:29:36

through. I'm not saying I disagree, because

1:29:38

I think I may tend to agree, but

1:29:40

I just want you to explain a tiny

1:29:42

bit more.

1:29:43

Yeah, so there's a couple things

1:29:45

here. When you have the leaders,

1:29:47

particularly in America, when you have the kind of leaders

1:29:50

like Aiyana Presley,

1:29:51

and the

1:29:54

squad, you pick it, whoever's

1:29:56

representing you. You rightly deserve

1:29:58

those kind of leaders, of whatever is internal

1:30:01

to what you are doing.

1:30:02

So you don't get that. If you have a pimple

1:30:04

on your face, you got some sort of bloodstream

1:30:07

that's bad that's manifesting that on your face.

1:30:09

And we tend to think that we don't.

1:30:13

They just came up there somehow and just appeared.

1:30:16

They are a resemblance of our

1:30:18

effort and our work and our engagement and

1:30:20

our homes

1:30:22

manifesting itself out into the public.

1:30:25

Now,

1:30:25

the good news of that is long term,

1:30:28

wickedness can't sustain itself. And so

1:30:30

when we see something like Iona Presley or

1:30:32

even the Super Bowl for

1:30:35

example, when we see stuff like that, where

1:30:37

the wicked seems like they're gonna win, we should know

1:30:39

that they're going to fail. We shouldn't know. When

1:30:42

we see things like TikTok and TikTok is

1:30:44

absolutely rampant with all sorts of bad

1:30:46

stuff, we should look at that and be like, okay, when

1:30:49

wicked becomes consistent with itself, somehow

1:30:52

that's representing us. So first we need to repent. Somehow,

1:30:54

what we see out there in society, in public,

1:30:57

is a representative of what's in our homes. So

1:30:59

our first step is to repent. Our

1:31:01

next step is then to engage and

1:31:03

say, how do we then go and

1:31:06

deal with this issue?

1:31:08

Well, the first steps are starting in my household.

1:31:10

Where in my house, with myself,

1:31:13

with my lack of governing my family, with

1:31:15

my lack of governing my kids, where have I

1:31:17

seen that? What have I done that has

1:31:19

helped manifesting this kind of culture, repent

1:31:21

there,

1:31:22

and then start working its way out? But what we

1:31:24

tend to do, particularly with my Maga crowd,

1:31:27

is that we do a lot of complaining as

1:31:30

if that what we see in front of us is sustainable

1:31:32

long-term and it's not. What

1:31:34

we don't do, and very few of us do,

1:31:37

and I'm speaking generally here, we

1:31:39

don't engage in a whole lot of work.

1:31:42

Jason, what you're talking about doing with the Super Bowl, I

1:31:44

think is a fantastic idea,

1:31:46

because it's not just a boycott. And I think,

1:31:49

so I just wanted to correct, it's not just a boycott, because I first

1:31:51

read it and I thought, oh, maybe it's just a boycott. No,

1:31:53

no, no, we tend to think of boycotts, and we think

1:31:55

of negative, not feeling.

1:31:58

We need to create something that's beautiful.

1:31:59

to show the alternative. We

1:32:02

win with not just being negative, but with adding

1:32:04

something that's beautiful, because that's the way

1:32:06

that God made the world, and that is ultimately

1:32:08

our argument.

1:32:10

That God and His world and the way that He

1:32:12

made things are more beautiful than anybody

1:32:14

else's standing on things.

1:32:16

And so you have one side of this with

1:32:18

the Super Bowl that I think is like, okay, yes, let's

1:32:20

have those shows that are creating content

1:32:23

and entertainment that is awesome.

1:32:25

But this is what I mean by the mega-crowd. We

1:32:28

can still buy Super Bowl ads. Well,

1:32:31

why don't we?

1:32:32

Where are the Christians saying, hey, I got the money.

1:32:35

Let's buy a Super Bowl ad and make a beautiful

1:32:37

family ad. Let's make a beautiful... We can

1:32:39

hit both ends.

1:32:41

We're not just limited to one side, so it's not

1:32:43

like we don't have an opportunity to engage.

1:32:46

We're just not working it. We don't

1:32:48

have to just have a boycott. We

1:32:50

can infiltrate.

1:32:51

We can buy the Super Bowl ads. When

1:32:54

the whole COVID shutdown happened here

1:32:57

in 2020, my church went out and saw

1:32:59

when they told us not to sing.

1:33:01

When they told us not to go outside.

1:33:03

When they told us that we couldn't fellowship. You know where we

1:33:06

went? We went right down to the

1:33:08

city hall and we saw there. And you know

1:33:10

what happened? My friend, Gabe Wrench, was arrested.

1:33:14

And that's okay

1:33:15

because Christians know what to do in jail.

1:33:17

We win everywhere. We get into jail

1:33:20

and we start singing, and the jail breaks out in

1:33:22

revival. We are the contagious

1:33:24

ones. We are not the ones to be afraid.

1:33:27

And so many of my people in the conservative side

1:33:30

are more afraid of TikTok and other

1:33:32

social media, and others. And instead of us being like,

1:33:34

wait, we're the contagious ones. We got the gospel.

1:33:36

We're going to light this joker on fire because of

1:33:39

the God that rolls with us. We got 300,

1:33:41

but we're the most dangerous 300 out there. But

1:33:44

when we are in judgment because of our

1:33:46

idolatry,

1:33:48

one of them will put a thousand of us to flight.

1:33:51

And that's how they know that our God has left

1:33:53

us.

1:33:54

But when we are in fellowship with God and get the idols

1:33:56

out of our own houses, out of our own lives,

1:34:00

And five of us will put thousands to flight of

1:34:02

them.

1:34:03

And so that's what I mean. It's like we

1:34:05

got to take the opportunities in front of us and work

1:34:08

them.

1:34:08

We got Christians with money. We got Christians that

1:34:11

are creative. Let's take some of that Super

1:34:13

Bowl ad time that we know people are going to be watching

1:34:15

and let's infiltrate there while we make another great

1:34:17

show for other people to watch too. Let's hit them

1:34:19

on both sides.

1:34:21

Now I disagree with that. I'm not spending any money on

1:34:23

a Super Bowl. I

1:34:25

have no problem. Maybe

1:34:28

next year after we shake them

1:34:30

down, after we pull the Christian

1:34:33

Conservative Al Sharpton and we shake them down

1:34:35

and we get some of our content

1:34:38

on the Super Bowl, then I might spend

1:34:40

some money with them. I

1:34:42

don't know, man, it'd be a good time. We're going to get a discount

1:34:44

after the ratings come back real low. We're going to

1:34:46

have to make good. You know, I have

1:34:48

no problem spending money. They have no problem spending

1:34:50

money in our circles

1:34:52

for our people. Let me tell you right now. You know that

1:34:55

the pharmaceutical

1:34:58

industry is spending like three times outspending

1:35:00

us here in Conservative, Idaho.

1:35:02

They're outspending us and that's why Idaho

1:35:05

is going purple. They're just outspending

1:35:08

us. If it's just money, then it's not a problem.

1:35:11

We have something way bigger than

1:35:13

just money. We're talking about souls on the line and

1:35:16

if we can save souls from spending millions of dollars,

1:35:18

I'll do it every time, especially

1:35:19

if I can take ground on it.

1:35:23

I would, I don't think

1:35:26

they would accept.

1:35:28

I don't, you know,

1:35:30

let them make that a story.

1:35:32

There was last year something

1:35:34

gets us. Excuse me. He gets

1:35:36

us. He gets us. He arrived was

1:35:39

a part of the Super Bowl. It was

1:35:41

soft. That was sorted because they went with their immigration

1:35:43

thing and all that. But here's

1:35:45

where I seriously, I'll go ahead. They

1:35:47

finish up and I'll just say we

1:35:49

can be subversive too.

1:35:51

I mean, if we know that the most offensive thing

1:35:54

is a woman keeping her child, then why don't

1:35:56

we be subversive and make a beautiful ad of a woman

1:35:58

keeping her child or a man marrying

1:35:59

and his wife and having children. There's

1:36:02

ways to be subversive that are still winning

1:36:04

the game. They've been subversive for so

1:36:06

long and snuck into all of Disney and we just

1:36:08

now woke up in 2020.

1:36:12

So here's where I seriously agree

1:36:14

with Dave to go back two or three

1:36:16

minutes. Isaiah 48,

1:36:19

22 says there's no peace unto

1:36:22

the wicked. They live in chaos 24-7 and

1:36:24

that's unsustainable. They

1:36:27

can't do it. And this is what I talk about with the

1:36:29

trans craze. We will have been here

1:36:31

from day one saying this is crazy, don't

1:36:34

do it. This is crazy, do not do

1:36:36

it. And those kids are going to grow up one day and they do transitions.

1:36:38

They're going to say those Christians knew what they were talking about and

1:36:41

where did they get that wisdom. And that's

1:36:43

really what we're looking for here. And

1:36:45

his point about the MAGA crowd. Do

1:36:48

you know the people that I have the most respect for

1:36:50

in the MAGA crowd are all in jail right now?

1:36:52

The January Fixers. That's

1:36:55

the people with the courage. The

1:36:57

rest of us, you could say me included, weren't

1:36:59

there.

1:37:00

We didn't show up when maybe it was time to show

1:37:02

up. And there are even more

1:37:04

people because you go look at the polling. Why

1:37:07

couldn't, why were the polls so far off

1:37:09

in 2016? Because people were so

1:37:11

afraid to tell their true values and

1:37:13

say, no, that dude, as far as he is, that

1:37:16

guy represents my values at least when

1:37:18

it comes to voting against Hillary Clinton. And

1:37:21

we did the same thing in 2020. And so you got a lot

1:37:23

of silent Trump voters that are scared to death to

1:37:25

say, these are my real values and that's why I'm voting

1:37:27

this way.

1:37:30

That is a problem.

1:37:32

People not willing to live

1:37:35

out their values. I want you to speak them.

1:37:37

Speak them. That's the easy part. We

1:37:40

live in a mouth way down the road. They won't even say,

1:37:42

hey, I don't think you should murder your own children. I'm

1:37:44

sorry. Won't even

1:37:46

say it out loud.

1:37:51

Dave, you've given me a lot

1:37:53

to think about. Final

1:37:55

thoughts.

1:37:57

Yeah, one thought that I think is really important.

1:38:00

Any victory attained without the church

1:38:02

being central is a short-term victory. Worship

1:38:06

is warfare. When we talk

1:38:08

about idolatry, we're talking about worship.

1:38:11

When we're talking about the—look, idolatry

1:38:14

doesn't stay put. That's because worship

1:38:16

doesn't stay put.

1:38:17

If my people who are called by my name will

1:38:19

humble themselves and pray, then will I hear

1:38:22

from heaven and heal their land? This

1:38:24

is all based off of worship. In Revelation,

1:38:26

when you look at worship, when it was going up, judgments

1:38:29

were coming down from God. If we

1:38:31

want to have victory in our culture, whatever

1:38:33

we do, if we don't have worship rightly put,

1:38:35

then

1:38:36

we're not going to get it right. God's plan

1:38:39

for all of this is His church. Church

1:38:41

is the essential part of the victory

1:38:44

of the world, of the name of Christ. If

1:38:46

we don't have that foundation anchored and

1:38:48

rightly placed,

1:38:50

we're not going to have long-term victory.

1:38:54

The one thing that

1:38:56

I wonder—you and TJ are talking

1:38:59

about—is that some people

1:39:01

hear you all's argument of like,

1:39:04

hey,

1:39:05

the wicked, that won't last. That

1:39:08

won't survive. They hear that

1:39:11

as, I ain't really got to do nothing. I'll just

1:39:13

kick back and wait for that to

1:39:15

peter out and destroy itself. Part

1:39:19

of what I'm arguing is,

1:39:22

oh no, it'll go on forever as long as we tolerate

1:39:24

it, and as long as we don't push back,

1:39:27

and as long as we don't correct.

1:39:30

Empires collapse. Come on now.

1:39:32

That's the reason. And then a different group of wicked

1:39:34

people may build some— We

1:39:36

will suffer. The reason we have to fight back is

1:39:39

we will all suffer and go down with the ship as these wicked

1:39:41

people take down the American empire. And

1:39:44

that's what's going to happen if we don't step up and start spreading

1:39:46

the gospel.

1:39:47

There's two things. Amen.

1:39:50

TJ just said. There's two things there. Paul talks

1:39:52

about this when he says that we've

1:39:54

been forgiven for sin, we're justified by faith,

1:39:56

we're righteous, everything is good with us. But

1:39:58

shall we continue in sin? in that grace may

1:40:00

abound," he said, God forbid. Just

1:40:03

because we have victory doesn't

1:40:05

mean that we'd be lazy. That's to make

1:40:08

us work harder because we have it. Being

1:40:10

lazy is not being faithful, which means you

1:40:12

will actually be judged for that. So

1:40:15

because you have victory, now you fight.

1:40:18

And that's the way that we're supposed to engage. And the

1:40:20

second reason why this

1:40:22

is all toppled while you don't have any more dynasties

1:40:26

in the world that are just conquering everybody

1:40:30

is because Christ is king now, is His world.

1:40:33

All authority in heaven and

1:40:35

earth has been placed in Christ's hand. He's the one ruling

1:40:37

and reigning. So you won't have—they'll topple.

1:40:40

They won't sustain themselves because of the way that

1:40:42

Christ rules and reigns right now. But

1:40:45

since He's ruling and reigning, we should get

1:40:47

to work. There is a story about the talents.

1:40:50

Remember the talents? The one who actually got the talent

1:40:52

from his master wouldn't hit it. He's the one that said,

1:40:55

you're a worthless servant. Don't

1:40:57

be a worthless servant. Take what God has given you. Go

1:40:59

build off of it so you can hand it to him and say, Lord,

1:41:02

look what I've done for You. Dave,

1:41:10

you're all going to join me on Super Bowl Sunday, correct?

1:41:13

If you call me, I'm there, buddy.

1:41:16

Thank you, Dave.

1:41:17

Great job.

1:41:19

Hey, Dave. That's

1:41:22

the end of today's show. We'll

1:41:24

have Tennessee Harmony tomorrow. That's

1:41:27

tomorrow. We'll see you

1:41:28

tomorrow.

1:42:00

Three days,