In this episode, Pastor Steve and I talk about the incredible revival that's happening at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. We talk about what it's like to be a part of this movement, what it means, and how we can join in on the movement.
00:05:56.940There are no celebrities in this place, no celebrities are being recognized, even if they come in.
00:06:02.460The only person that is being honored and praised and adored is our Savior Jesus Christ.
00:06:10.920What is – have they gone now, this Ashbury Revival, have they gone to some sort of schedule because they're afraid of controlling it or because it was 24 hours?
00:06:22.900And I realize it's breaking out spontaneous around campus.
00:06:25.720But are they actually closing up the main worship center at 3 a.m. to make sure they have some order and clean it up?
00:06:34.400Or what's the reason for actually having a break in this, at least in the main hall?
00:06:40.600We understand things spontaneously go and a continuous change around.
00:06:46.020The university, Steve, more can we find out is they're cleaning up from the services from the day of and are giving some students some rest that are needed because students are staying here just out of their willingness to continue to worship.
00:07:04.180They want the students to continue to take care of themselves, be prepared for the revival that's continuing to go on, and being mindful of their own health and well-being as students.
00:07:16.000Because this is all student-led, and the faculty and staff are doing a great job in supporting these students, but especially they have to protect them with order and success for the revival.
00:07:29.020When you look at the footage that you're coming up with and other people coming up with, it almost reminds people of what you assume if you read and study it, what first-century Christians, what the worship was.
00:07:43.140Walk us through what actually happens during these – I guess it's not even a service.
00:08:15.340People – so we have moments of worship, testimony, sharing of the word, Bible verses, some scripture, and short kind of mini-sermons, Steve, that will impact people's hearts and minds.
00:08:31.340People are being changed, and people are being impacted by the messages coming – going forth from this place.
00:08:38.980People are on their knees, weeping, crying, repenting to God for their sins, and asking for more of the Holy Spirit, more of his work in their lives in this campus and throughout America.
00:08:52.060We are praying for the healing of this nation, Steve, and it's right here.
00:08:55.540This is a – this is interesting because this is – we're in the spiritual war, Steve.
00:09:00.880This is how we come back, the Leviathan of the demonic forces in Hollywood, in the media, in everyday life, and how they are attacking us, Steve.
00:09:12.280This starts in our hearts, giving and focusing on the Lord and asking him to invade our lives and going forth outside, and we're going to fight this, Steve.
00:09:23.780We're going to go forth in prayer and worship, and we're going to take our country back, Steve.
00:09:28.040It's going to be spectacular for the move of God is doing in this nation.
00:09:32.500This is the battleground headquarters, Steve, of the revival.
00:09:51.560This army of saints is ignited for the Lord, and I'm so excited to be sharing this with you.
00:09:58.040When you talk about Army of the Awakened, are other students still coming in or other young people still coming in from other locations, and are people coming in from overseas?
00:10:54.460I believe, I know we're going to see people come to the repentance of Jesus Christ through this powerful move of God.
00:11:02.300Are there many conversions, or are most of these young people that are there?
00:11:10.360I know the university is a Christian university, but even most of the people coming, are they already fairly dedicated Christians?
00:11:17.380Are you getting people that are secular or agnostic or not followers of Jesus Christ?
00:11:23.360Are people starting to come from outside the orbit of the already committed Christians?
00:11:28.340Yes, there are people coming outside the faith, Steve.
00:11:32.940It's incredible to see people who are just, from our friends, inner friend circle and families, people are asking, them asking us, hey, can we come too?
00:11:44.960Can we also come see what's happening?
00:11:47.200Because they're so encouraged by this.
00:11:49.220This is the hope that people need, Steve.
00:11:51.180This is the move of God people are earning for.
00:11:54.240This is the touch of Jesus Christ people need, Steve.
00:12:07.900Come, he's drawing them to his side, Steve.
00:12:11.440Jesus is drawing unbelievers all over the world to come to this place and worship him and accept him as their savior.
00:12:18.900Are the young people there aware of how this is juxtaposed to Sam Smith's performance at the Grammys or the performance of halftime of the Super Bowl?
00:12:31.500Well, how that compares and contrasts to that, the difference in the purity of this versus the demonic nature of that.
00:12:38.460Steve, as the darkness continues to overcome secularism, media and entertainment, Steve, let me tell you, the light that's burning right now, Steve, is outshining the darkness.
00:13:04.300When in Acts, when you hear about when the Holy Spirit hit the upper room and people's heads were ignited with the flame, this is the flame, Steve.
00:13:14.340People are being ignited by the Holy Spirit.
00:16:52.640And if you've watched this show or followed us for years at Breitbart and Breitbart Radio and, you know, the Sirius XM and the Breitbart site, you know, we're populist and nationalists and, you know, leaders of the anti-CCP movement and so much that goes on here, you know, economic nationalism.
00:17:10.960But there are things that pop up and they can break through the white noise of kind of modern culture and they kind of epitomize.
00:17:22.200And then you have a lot of people just asking questions.
00:17:24.980One of that is the spy airship over the great state of Montana, right, where the Billings Gazette, you know, took the photograph.
00:17:33.180And now we're having a real conversation.
00:17:35.260More of the nation's being pulled in and seeing the lines of misrepresentations and exactly what's going on.
00:17:40.440The other is this entire situation in East Palestine.
00:17:45.000And one thing I want to say is that the people that have been in this drama, if you think about it for a second, you know, the betters and the ruling class and the $54 billion railroad and, you know,
00:17:59.700the CEOs, you know, all trained at Harvard Business School and Stanford Business School and, you know, all the consultants and the media and the EPA and the climate change and all of it.
00:18:10.020The people that comported themselves with the most dignity and honesty and not looking for a handout, just want to be dealt with straight, are the citizens, are the deplorables of East Palestine.
00:18:25.440And that, what's happening in Kentucky and what's happening in East Palestine is the reason we're going to win, right?
00:18:38.800We have the right players on our side of the football.
00:18:41.320Now, all the money, all the capital, all the education, all the, you know, the universities, all the think tanks, all the government agencies, the administrative state, and not just that, the worms and the spineless amoebas in the traditional Republican Party.
00:19:04.480It's almost like you scripted this, right?
00:19:06.940It's almost like you scripted it, and you see their lies, you see the way they run away from things, and you've got some great characters here.
00:19:13.520You've got Pete Buttigieg, who's kind of the epitome of the modern, how do I say this, just the empty suit.
00:19:23.020Leahy, you and I saw enough of those guys at business school.
00:19:26.560You see them, and then you're a classic McKinsey consultant, right?
00:19:29.520It's just like Macron, just a complete nothing burger, right?
00:19:33.920Michael Patrick Leahy, once again, you're on top of things.
00:19:39.560First off, Trump announces yesterday, as we were talking on the show, Trump's got to go.
00:19:45.280FEMA comes out momentarily a few minutes after that.
00:19:47.860They announced that they're now going to get on the program.
00:19:49.960After getting on DeWine, DeWine's sitting there going, well, I asked him.
00:19:53.480I asked him nicely, and they said, gosh, if it's not a hurricane or tornado, right?
00:19:59.060He had Mike DeWine whining, as he always does.
00:20:02.140Trump announces, next thing you know, FEMA.
00:20:03.880Now, it's not perfect, but you know they're petrified.
00:20:06.300That's why they announced, oh, yeah, we're going out there, too.
00:20:08.960But the most important story you broke, sir, and this you can't make up.
00:20:14.260I told Leahy this morning, if you went into Hollywood and pitched this, they'd throw you out of the room.
00:20:17.980Please tell me, now that you've, through your reporting, and you're exclusive yesterday with the comms director and spokesman for the governor of Ohio, who, you know, didn't disagree with the fact that DeWine didn't have authority and didn't really make the decision, although he, quote, unquote, agreed with it, and the railroad executed it.
00:20:38.620He did not disagree with your reporting that's shown with the help of Jeffrey Clark that kind of pointed us in the right direction.
00:20:57.180I assume since President Trump's going out in the next couple of days to East Palestine that the Biden administration, what they've told the head of the EPA, he should get out of the studio of Morning Joe.
00:21:08.860You don't need to do Morning Joe anymore.
00:21:10.880What you need to do is take an Airbnb on Main Street right next to where the train derailed.
00:21:18.220Take the first Airbnb you can have, and you're going to camp out there until this thing's sorted for a month or two.
00:21:24.240So he sent the head of the EPA to East Palestine this weekend, sir.
00:21:30.340Is that correct, and that's what you're reporting in the Ohio Star?
00:21:34.700Well, the head of EPA, Michael Regan, who's not returning our calls to give us any information about what the on-site EPA coordinator decided during the controlled burn on February 6th.
00:21:46.560He was up there, I think on Thursday, for a couple hours and then scooted out of town.
00:21:50.540We can report our story at the Star News Network that Michael Regan, as we speak, is on a plane to Africa, the EPA administrator.
00:22:02.120Perhaps this might explain why he hasn't answered any of our questions.
00:22:06.280He's on a plane to Africa, as we speak, and he's going to do apparently a seven-day climate change tour.
00:22:14.000However, he's going to be accompanied by the English actor Idris Elba and his model wife.
00:22:24.660That story actually was first reported by April Ryan at the Griot, who's a far-left journalist,
00:22:31.420and was brought to our attention, Steve, by a member of the posse who has been watching me report here with you on what's going on there.
00:22:42.500We've also confirmed that with a source familiar with Regan's travel schedule that said the agency has paid more than $6,000 for his travel to Africa this week.
00:23:06.540She's a lefty, but she's a good reporter.
00:23:08.160So she reported on the Griot that Regan's going to – hold it, hang on.
00:23:15.220The head of the EPA for the United States of America, given the fiasco out in East Palestine,
00:23:22.020you're actually telling our audience in the world that he's, in fact, wheels up and heading not to East Palestine to rent the Airbnb right next to the track
00:23:31.760and set up a command post there to get this thing sorted?
00:23:34.860Because Scranton Joe – I just saw the State of the Union.
00:23:38.900Scranton Joe is all for the working people and the middle class, and he's got big crocodile tears coming down, rubbing up on them and hugging them.
00:23:48.060So his guy's got to be – that's got to be a confused report.
00:23:51.760It's impossible, Michael Patrick Lane.
00:23:54.320It would be impossible for the head of the EPA in the United States of America to be heading to Africa for a seven-day climate change tour, sir?
00:24:10.040Actually, the focus of her story was about the actor, Eder's Elbow, who has – his parents are from Sierra Leone and Ghana.
00:24:18.080His wife is a Somalian-Canadian model, and the focus of her story was these Hollywood entertainment types are making the tour in Africa along with EPA Administrator Michael Regan today, starting today, Saturday.
00:24:38.280How do you think that's going to set with folks when they finally get – when they start thinking about, hey, first off, we have not just – we have not – you've contacted them on Tuesday.
00:24:52.420The EPA – I want everybody to understand this, and we're going to get Clark in here in a second.
00:24:57.220Second, Joe Biden's regime made the decision as Jeffrey Clark told us that they're the ones that had the authority, not the governor, DeWine, and now DeWine – the little heat came on.
00:25:12.480He's admitting, hey, I agreed with it, but I couldn't make it.
00:26:05.620And this is why they're treated like trash.
00:26:07.840This is the great divide in this nation between the ruling class, right, and the American citizens who they treat like trash while the EPA director is going with some Hollywood stars for a seven-day climate tour of Africa, right?
00:26:29.460When he made the decision, the EPA made the decision to control release and get those chemicals out and then burn them in a pit and let them run off into the creeks, it's Joe Biden's regime.
00:27:09.700Is it – does it strike you as odd, sir, given your understanding?
00:27:14.340People should know Jeff Clark will be the new attorney general on the second Trump term.
00:27:18.920When you were assistant attorney general for everything environmental, does it strike you as odd, sir, that first off they haven't come forward and admitted what you told – you said was actual policy.
00:27:32.560They're the only ones who have authority to approve that.
00:27:35.120Number two, they're not sticking around and going back out to East Palestine and getting on top of things.
00:27:41.360They're heading to Africa for a seven-day climate change tour, sir?
00:27:47.560It's ridiculous and good to be here as always to hear that Idris Elba and Mike Regan are going to get on a plane and tour Africa about a fake and overblown issue when you have an actual environmental disaster that affects American citizens.
00:28:05.640It's not, you know, the schmoozing or hectoring tour of the Africans that they can't see their standards of living come up to the Western world's standards of living because that would be bad for the climate.
00:28:17.780I mean, their priorities are just entirely upside down, Steve.
00:28:20.700And, you know, I think that even though they're stoic deplorables in East Palestine, they should be very angry by this news that's broken about what the EPA administrator would prefer to do, which is just top knob around with celebrities.
00:28:35.640You helped break this story because it allowed Leahy to get on it with the Ohio Star because nobody else covered it, okay?
00:28:44.600Just walk us in because now you've got DeWine who kind of at first was trying to – when he's trying to be a big shot, when he thought it was going to go great, he tried to take credit for it.
00:28:58.380Of all the different entities, why is it that the EPA has to have authority to do that?
00:29:06.580Before I do that, Steve, as much as I love to talk about all those complicated elements of government, let me talk about what I think should happen to help the people to help because we care about the deplorables.
00:29:42.540One, you know, at least $10 million for the people here to be able to get medical monitoring to see if they have any medical impacts, health impacts from this release.
00:29:53.680And second, you know, a second fund, you know, for monitoring the environment to watch for damage, how you would restore the environment from all these fish kills and other animals that are dead.
00:30:06.800I think those are the immediate things that if I were the Biden administration, I would get on Norfolk Southern to do.
00:30:13.320What has Norfolk Southern done to date?
00:30:15.300They offered $25,000, Steve, a pittance, an insult to the town, you know, for some kind of form of offset.
00:30:53.640What should be the line items, the punch list, as we call it, to make sure that the folks in East Palestine and the surrounding area and, of course, the Ohio River Valley and all of it are taken care of?
00:31:07.500Well, I think it's those two elements, Steve, a compensation fund.
00:31:11.140Right now, you know, probably there might be some people with acute injuries, but more likely we're talking about injuries with long latency times, you know, potential cancers that emerge a decade, 20 years from now.
00:31:23.300And so you want to get a remedy of medical monitoring so people can regularly go into the doctor and see if, you know, anything unusual is happening with their health if they lived in the area.
00:31:33.460And then the second thing is, you know, their environment has been devastated.
00:31:38.540They have natural resource damages, fish kills, you know, other impacts to the environment.
00:31:46.720And those things were not—they were done by BP, but they were not ordered by the federal government right away.
00:31:53.160But basically, they were leaned on to do it as it's the right thing to do, and things will go better with you when we start bringing enforcement actions if you agree to do this now.
00:32:01.980And I think that's what President Trump should call on, and I think that's what President Trump would do if he were still in office, Steve.
00:32:13.780By the way, the other thing is not just Horizon.
00:32:16.540This also kind of plays into the burn pits situation that we've just had this legislation for the veterans in the burn pits and particularly in Iraq, but it turns out all over.
00:32:26.880So that could be another, you know, another element you put in there to check it out.
00:32:30.920Go back and talk about the authority because I got to tell you, you know, they're all over my—Mariorkas has lawyered up with what Debovois and Plimpton, a white shoe law firm that you're paying for, the deplorables are paying for, on his impeachment.
00:32:45.100I think Alfred E. Buttigieg is, you know, what me worry.
00:32:51.160I'm hearing calls for it already, right?
00:32:53.180An impeachment inquiry right now on this clown because he should have been there all over it and told Norfolk Southern, hey, nothing's going to happen until the EPA gets on top of this.
00:33:01.560We're going to model this out before we touch anything.
00:33:05.220Walk us back through the authority because it's still unclear.
00:33:08.320Nobody's stepping up and saying, yes, we did this.
00:33:10.720And I think we need to be precise in the days ahead about exactly what's got to happen to go back in history and find out who is actually responsible and accountable for this.
00:33:21.560So, Steve, I saw a CNN story today that I think it's important to bring to the attention of your viewers.
00:33:28.260You know, in between prepping for his Idris Elba, you know, Hollywood tour of Africa on climate change, Michael Regan said two entirely contrary things, contradictory things.
00:33:39.560One, he said that the state of Ohio has primary responsibility here, not EPA.
00:33:45.400But then he also said we at EPA have full authority to address this.
00:33:49.960So it's another one of these situations where they're pointing at each other and they do need to step up.
00:33:55.520They do need to make that line of authority clear.
00:33:58.620And if we go back to this decision to do the controlled burn, which there's still confusion swirling around.
00:34:04.660No one will really own up to it and say, look, I'm the we're the agency or we're the authority that really pulled the trigger on that.
00:34:14.020They keep coming back to this idea of, well, we had to burn it immediately because otherwise there would be a massive explosion and there would be shrapnel.
00:34:22.040But, Steve, before they did the controlled burn, they evacuated the town, right?
00:34:25.840So people wouldn't be in the immediate vicinity of the burning.
00:34:29.500But for the same reason, they wouldn't have been in the immediate vicinity of the shrapnel.
00:34:33.700So then start to ask the question, well, what would happen if there had been a shrapnel explosion?
00:34:38.560Well, instead of a burn, there would have been, you know, damage to property, which Norfolk Southern clearly would have been responsible for.
00:34:48.220So if you want to push this back into the future and, you know, have to deal with latent claims of injury that occur, you know, 10, 20 years later,
00:34:57.600and maybe, you know, you'll have a fight about whether that was really caused by this burn or not, then you want to do the controlled burn rather than risk that there's property damage.
00:35:07.780And I wouldn't be surprised if that was a big element of why this remedy was selected, Steve.
00:35:13.620But, look, it's clear that whatever Michael Regan says, EPA is the agency that has principal authority here.
00:35:20.720And we're talking about an interstate incident, right?
00:35:22.820We're talking about Pennsylvania being affected, not just Ohio.
00:35:25.960So we're talking about a plume that goes up over multiple states.
00:35:29.140We're talking about interstate rail transportation of hazardous materials.
00:35:33.300We're talking about damage to, you know, a real water of the United States like the Ohio River.
00:35:40.600And we're talking about EPA recognizing right away that this was going to become some kind of circlist site and that Norfolk Southern was going to be responsible for it.
00:35:48.820So EPA has all of those authorities to bring to bear and some kind of idea of like, oh, no, this is only DeWine's problem.
00:35:56.380Is an attempt to punt and an attempt by Regan to avoid responsibility.
00:36:02.260I just want to go on that one more time for a go back to Leahy.
00:36:04.580He said today that he's he's now because now he's seeing the finger point.
00:36:13.960Yeah, the CNN story, it doesn't he doesn't refer to DeWine.
00:36:19.140He says that Ohio had principal responsibility here, Steve, while at the same time saying, you know, I have authority over this is the EPA.
00:36:28.520And, you know, I can bring all these authorities to bear on it.
00:36:32.600I don't understand how he squares those two things.
00:36:34.900And the CNN article doesn't try to square them either.
00:36:38.900Jeffrey, Jeff, you were, you know, an advisor to President Trump in his administration.
00:36:44.440This whole thing about the Water Act and you see the creek with the chemicals in it.
00:36:51.900And it looks like the Wizard of Oz rainbow.
00:37:26.820You know, they they think that they have jurisdiction over things like vernal pools that are little, you know, puddle equivalents on your land out west.
00:37:35.380They even tried for a time until the Supreme Court slapped them down to say that any body of water that a migratory bird might visit, you know, they had federal jurisdiction over as a, quote unquote, water of the United States.
00:37:48.420But here we're dealing with a real water of the United States.
00:37:51.860Creeks, et cetera, that feed into the Ohio River.
00:37:54.560Also, during the Trump administration, the environmentalists fought very hard.
00:37:59.100And in a case they call the Environmental Clean Water Act case of the century, the County of Maui case, they established that if pollution from a point source, I'll tell you more about that in a second, reaches groundwater.
00:38:12.020That's also something EPA has jurisdiction over.
00:38:15.180And there are clear groundwater concerns here about, you know, wells and the like.
00:38:27.500So it's clear that EPA has authority over this from a Clean Water Act perspective, from a Clean Air Act perspective, and also from a CERCLA perspective.
00:38:36.320That's the comprehensive statute that set up Superfund and cleans up damage to land.
00:39:00.440Let me point to this precedent, though, about calling a major disaster.
00:39:05.080The FEMA people have been talking back and forth with the governor of Ohio.
00:39:10.700The governor of Ohio has been saying, well, you know, we can't go into this explosion because disasters are for just natural disasters.
00:39:20.120Even though they now, after Trump says he's going there, they've sent a team of bureaucrats to observe from FEMA.
00:39:27.640But there is precedent, actually, for a chemical explosion to be declared a major disaster by FEMA.
00:39:34.760In 2013, the Obama administration declared a little town in West Texas where they had an ammonia nitrate explosion a federal disaster, a major disaster.
00:39:45.060In FEMA, federal funds paid for debris cleanup and for emergency response.
00:39:51.400I think that's very appropriate in this circumstance.
00:39:53.560Let me also point out the first time that then Governor Rick Perry asked to have it declared a disaster in the town was called West Texas.
00:40:04.440The Obama administration, remember, Joe Biden was VP at that time, said no.
00:40:12.060I think what Governor DeWine should do, in my view, is follow the advice of the Democrat Senator Sherrod Brown and go ahead now and declare this a disaster and force the Biden administration to either accept or reject that request.
00:40:27.420And I think that would be a good setup for the kind of funds that Jeffrey Clark is talking about that Audrey set up.
00:40:34.020Well, trust me, President Trump's going to be all over this.
00:41:55.760March 1 through 4, we want all the war room posse that can be there to be there.
00:42:02.660Jeffrey Clark, any concluding thoughts people should be thinking about as the Sunday shows come on and all the spinning and lying and lack of accountability of the Biden regime in this thing?
00:43:17.880The governor of DeWitt said he asked the, DeWine said he asked the National Guard, and they checked in with the Pentagon about the wind direction.
00:44:02.960Yet here they're not doing it because I think they realize they made very serious mistakes.
00:44:07.260They don't want to be held accountable for it.
00:44:08.760And they want to just do the, you know, so-called feel-good things that will get coverage from the mainstream media of, you know, we're complaining about the earth-shattering problem of climate change and doing that with Hollywood actors.
00:44:21.260You know, like, Steve, when I went down to the border wall to tour that early in my tenure in the Trump administration because we were in charge of, you know, getting the land to build the wall, you know, no one from Hollywood accompanied me to go to that.
00:44:32.800But, you know, the left just conveniently can always have these Hollywood people back them up, and no one's going to come to defense of the people in East Palestine from the Hollywood community.
00:45:33.340Where is this story going over the weekend?
00:45:36.160It's a full-court press by the Ohio Star, the Star News Network, members of the Posse, anybody that can help us.
00:45:42.380We're going to find the name of the on-site coordinator of the EPA who reportedly issued this order, and we're going to see if a document exists.
00:45:55.940When Leahy – he's like a bulldog when he's on these things.
00:46:01.000Leahy, one last question about Memphis.
00:46:03.520When they were – the officers were brought in yesterday, and they had the prosecutor there.
00:46:08.620Is there any movement at all on the story in Memphis about it being about another relationship and not about a traffic stop that this guy – that Mr. Nichols violated the law?
00:46:20.540Any sense, given that they're being charged or in court now, that the true story is going to come out here?
00:46:27.700All five officers pleaded not guilty to second-degree murder.
00:46:32.780Apparently, the trial won't begin until May.
00:46:35.520During this period of time, there will be discovery by the defense attorneys, and I think in that discovery, the evidence related to the possible personal relationship between one of those charged and a woman who may have been associated with Tyree Nichols may come up.
00:46:54.980Remember, he sent that text message to a female acquaintance, an image he took of Tyree Nichols after they had beaten him.
00:47:03.940Also, I think it's very important here to have the – very important about this – about what Jeffrey Clark just laid out.
00:47:15.120I'll talk to you after the show on this.
00:47:17.260But the punch list, to look at this like the horizon – was it a deep harbor situation, right?
00:47:25.600The horizon situation off of Louisiana and also the burn pits that Jon Stewart just helped get the legislation passed through, the burn pits for the veterans of the – particularly the Iraq war.
00:47:39.440There's something there, and this has got to be done now.
00:47:41.820And that's what – President Trump's going up there because he wants to see action.