Relatable with Allie Beth Stuckey - Hillary Clinton Wrote a Hit Piece on Me. My Response

00:00:00.620 Hey, y'all. Welcome to this special episode of Relatable. Our typical Friday episode will

00:00:06.460 be coming out tomorrow. I am so excited for you to watch that episode, but I've got a

00:00:12.420 very important response to give you today to none other than Hillary Rodham Clinton. First,

00:00:19.180 I just want to make an announcement. I want to announce that I love my life. I love living.

00:00:24.060 I'm happy to be here. That is an important declaration to make. Anytime you get in the

00:00:29.300 crosshairs of the Clintons, which to my astonishment, I am. Now, yesterday I was having

00:00:36.000 a lovely chat with my dad and my husband and my phone started buzzing. And I looked down to several

00:00:43.640 messages letting me know that Hillary Rodham Clinton, of all people, had just published an op-ed

00:00:50.640 in The Atlantic focused on yours truly and my book called Toxic Empathy, How Progressives Exploit

00:00:56.480 Christian Compassion. And this article is titled MAGA's War on Empathy. Now, if I had made a list

00:01:06.300 of predictions for 2026, this would not have been on the list. So I want to take this very unexpected

00:01:14.820 opportunity to do a few things. Number one, I want to respond to the misrepresentations that are made

00:01:21.460 in this article. Number two, I want to highlight the hypocrisy of Hillary Clinton's claims. And

00:01:27.480 number three, I want to encourage you. This article might mention me by name, but it is not actually

00:01:34.280 about me because the truth is, if it weren't for all of you, Hillary Clinton would not care about me.

00:01:39.900 It is because of your presence, because of your courage, because of your resolve, your influence

00:01:44.940 over this and future generations that Clinton is writing this article. And if there is ever a time

00:01:51.640 to stand firm and to double down, it is right now. And then number four, lastly, I want to make an

00:01:58.260 honest appeal to Secretary Clinton and the audience that she is trying to reach with this article.

00:02:04.720 Now, as a preface to help us kind of get our bearings, I want to set up the context, the why

00:02:11.100 for this article coming out right now, because my book is not new. It came out in October of 2024.

00:02:17.480 The discussions and the debates are not new. It became a New York Times bestseller right after

00:02:22.500 its publication, largely because of this immediate reaction, which truly was, by the way, unexpected

00:02:28.520 and unintended by me, just the immediate offense that it caused. But it caused all of this buzz in

00:02:34.900 the media simply because of the first two words of its title. Let me read you just a few of the

00:02:40.620 headlines of the articles that have been written about this book in the past year. We've got the

00:02:45.960 New York Times, How Empathy Became a Threat, which is about my book. The Atlantic, The Conservative

00:02:52.120 Attack on Empathy, about my book. Salon, Maga's War on Empathy was started by a woman. New York

00:03:00.780 Magazine, The Christians Who Believe Empathy is a Sin, which, by the way, is not the title of my book and is

00:03:07.860 not really the argument. But these misrepresentations are common. The Guardian loathe thy neighbor.

00:03:16.540 Also not my argument. Elon Musk and the Christian right are waging war on empathy. So this has been

00:03:23.980 written over and over and over again. And it's always the same mischaracterizations and the same

00:03:29.980 argument. So why again? Why now? Why Hillary Rodham Clinton? The deeper reason first, before I get to the

00:03:36.580 obvious kind of superficial reason, the deeper reason is so incredibly clear to me, and that is

00:03:42.920 that we are over the target. We have gotten to the heart of progressive manipulation. We looked at their

00:03:49.140 lies straight in the face that abortion is health care, that trans women are women, that no human being

00:03:55.180 is illegal. And we said, no, I see what you're doing. And we are going to give that a name. And not only

00:04:02.140 that, but we're not buying it anymore. You aren't going to exploit my compassion to support policies

00:04:07.080 that are bad for my family and bad for the country. No longer am I going to allow my emotion to paralyze

00:04:13.420 my critical thinking. And now they're afraid. This is the tool that progressives have used to capture

00:04:19.880 women for a very long time. And they thought they had the female vote in the bag forever. So when you

00:04:26.640 have a woman, a Christian, a wife, a regular suburban mom talking to other Christian wives and moms about

00:04:34.060 critical thinking and biblical truth, they know they're in trouble. When we've got 7,000 women, by the

00:04:40.780 grace of God, showing up from around the world to our no-fluff Christian women's conference, and even the

00:04:46.820 Washington Post has to write about that, they're looking at that. They're looking at y'all. And they're

00:04:52.980 thinking, shoot, this is a thing, isn't it? Like, this is getting out of our control. 2020,

00:05:00.320 they looked at the landscape of Instagram, and they thought, okay, we almost have a total monopoly

00:05:05.200 on female compassion. Now, in 2026, their hold has weakened a whole lot. And that is because

00:05:13.240 of y'all. They don't trot out former Secretary of State, former presidential candidate Hillary Clinton,

00:05:21.240 unless they are really worried. But why this moment? Why right now? Hillary Clinton tells us.

00:05:29.300 She says in this Atlantic article, Americans have now seen with their own eyes the cost of President

00:05:35.200 Trump's abuse of power and disregard for the Constitution. Videos of the killing of Petty and

00:05:40.420 Renee Goode, she says, by federal agents have exposed the lives of the Trump administration, officials who

00:05:45.860 were quick to smear the victims as domestic terrorists, even Americans who have grown

00:05:50.320 habituated to Trump's excesses, have been shaken by these killings and the reflexively cruel and

00:05:55.160 dishonest response from the administration. Okay, so that is the framing. Look how cruel Trump is.

00:06:01.460 Look at what's happening in Minneapolis. And somehow this cruelty is being justified by people whom

00:06:08.700 she calls, quote unquote, Christian influencers. She says the glorification of cruelty and rejection

00:06:14.980 of compassion don't just shape Trump, the Trump administration's policies. Those values are also at

00:06:21.260 the core of Trump's own character and worldview. And they have become a rallying cry for a cadre of hard

00:06:26.640 right Christian influencers who are waging a war on empathy. My husband and I have this inside joke that we

00:06:33.780 use all the time. A few years ago, our oldest heard us talking about her quietly, and she piped up from

00:06:39.360 across the room and goes, is her name me? And so whenever it seems like, wait, is that person talking

00:06:44.800 about me? That's the question that I had in my head when I was reading this paragraph, the Christian

00:06:49.020 influencers, is her name me? And the answer is yes. Yes, it is. Here's what she goes on to say in this

00:06:54.620 article. The day after taking the oath of office last January, Trump attended a prayer service at the

00:06:59.620 National Cathedral. The Episcopal Bishop of Washington, Marianne Edgar Budd, directed part of

00:07:05.160 her sermon at the new president. In the name of our God, I ask you to have mercy upon the people in

00:07:11.060 our country who are scared now. She goes on to say the right-wing Christian podcaster, Allie Beth

00:07:16.380 Stuckey, called the sermon toxic empathy that is in complete opposition to God's word and in support of

00:07:21.880 the most satanic destructive ideas ever conjured up. Toxic empathy. What an oxymoron, Hillary Clinton says.

00:07:28.220 I don't know if the phrase reflects moral blindness or moral bankruptcy, but either way,

00:07:32.460 it is appalling. This is certainly not what I was taught in Sunday school, not what my reading of

00:07:37.680 the Bible teaches me, and not what I believe Jesus preached in his short time on earth. However, this

00:07:43.900 example that she gives, that I responded to, that I said is an example of toxic empathy and represents

00:07:50.720 some of the most evil ideas on earth, is not in the quote that she gave of the sermon. She is

00:07:57.660 betting that you will not actually go to my tweet and see the speech that I was responding to.

00:08:03.120 What I'm responding to is this so-called bishop support of quote-unquote trans kids. Here's that one.

00:08:10.560 In the name of our God, I ask you to have mercy upon the people in our country who are scared now.

00:08:20.420 There are gay, lesbian, and transgender children in democratic, republican, and independent families,

00:08:30.800 some who fear for their lives. And the people, the people who pick our crops

00:08:40.060 and clean our office buildings, who labor in poultry farms and meat packing plants,

00:08:45.280 who wash the dishes after we eat in restaurants and work the night shifts in hospitals, they

00:08:50.820 may not be citizens or have the proper documentation, but the vast majority of immigrants are not criminals.

00:09:00.940 I had forgotten about J.D. Vance's awesome facial expressions as that woman is giving her rant when

00:09:10.880 she says trans kids. He looks at his wife like, oh my gosh, this is ridiculous. And that is what we

00:09:16.200 all feel. But it's not only ridiculous, it's also evil. The idea that a child could be born in the wrong

00:09:21.180 body, the idea that a child should go on puberty blockers or should change the hormonal makeup or the

00:09:26.800 body that God providentially gave them is not only unbiblical, it is downright wicked. And it leads

00:09:32.440 to a life of brokenness for that child. And so yes, it is evil. That is the Christian position. And it is

00:09:42.460 toxic empathy that leads someone to feel so deeply for a person who says they were born in the wrong

00:09:47.960 body that you actually condone a practice or a policy that ends up maiming their body. So let me just

00:09:55.460 explain what toxic empathy is. Hillary Clinton is confused. Maybe she's only read the salon article

00:10:01.120 about my book. She hasn't actually read the book. And by the way, if Hillary Clinton wants to send

00:10:06.440 over the mailing address, I'd be happy to sign a copy of toxic empathy for her. I can send it her way

00:10:10.980 so she can read my argument in its totality. But a little TLDR. Empathy means to be in someone's

00:10:17.740 feelings. So it's different than sympathy. You feel for someone. It's different than compassion.

00:10:21.280 That means to suffer with someone. And it's different than love. To seek the best for another

00:10:26.140 person. Empathy actually means to feel how someone else feels. And it's not always bad. But empathy

00:10:32.620 becomes bad when it blinds you to both reality and morality. You are so deeply in one person's

00:10:38.880 feelings that you no longer can think objectively. You no longer consider the person on the other side

00:10:44.200 of the equation. And then you make decisions based on how much you feel for one person rather

00:10:49.840 than on what is true and moral and just. So for example, you feel so deeply for the poor

00:10:55.720 woman carrying a pregnancy that you forget about the existence, the rights and the pain

00:11:00.440 of the baby inside the womb. You feel so deeply for the man who thinks that he's a woman that

00:11:04.860 you ignore biological reality and the rights and the privacy of girls and women. Empathy

00:11:10.340 becomes toxic when it leads you to do three things. One, to affirm sin. Two, to validate

00:11:16.080 lies. And three, to support destructive policies. Christians instead are not called to callousness,

00:11:22.340 but we're called to love. And the thing about love that distinguishes it from empathy is that

00:11:27.540 it is inextricably intertwined with the truth. God is love, 1 John 4, 8. He gets to define

00:11:33.800 it. And he tells us what it is in 1 Corinthians 13. And in verse 6, we read that love never rejoices

00:11:40.960 in wrongdoing, but rejoices with the truth. So you cannot have in Christianity love without

00:11:47.360 truth. And this is the dichotomy that Jesus represented. Not unconditional empathy toward

00:11:53.220 every purported victim group. He showed mercy to the outcast and we should too, but he also

00:11:58.760 urged them to repent from sin. So that is my clarification of what toxic empathy actually means.

00:12:07.080 Now, Hillary Clinton wants to tell us about her faith to convince us that she is actually

00:12:13.220 the authority on all things theology. She says, I've never been one to wear my faith on my sleeve,

00:12:19.320 but that doesn't mean it's not important to me. Quite the opposite. My faith has sustained

00:12:23.740 me, informed me, saved me, chided me, and challenged me. I don't know who I would be or where I would

00:12:29.520 have ended up without it. So I am not a disinterested observer here. I believe that Christians like me

00:12:34.640 and people of faith more generally have a responsibility to stand up to the extremists

00:12:39.020 who use religion to divide our society or undermine our democracy. Now, I just want to say that truth

00:12:46.660 divides. Like I'm not worried about someone accusing me or anyone else of being divisive. That's not the

00:12:53.100 purpose in anything I say. The purpose in what I say is to try to tell the truth in love as much as I

00:12:58.300 can. But Jesus himself didn't bring peace, but a sword. The truth divides, undermine our democracy.

00:13:06.160 That's just a silly accusation. Not even sure what that means. And I'm not being sarcastic when I say

00:13:11.340 I'm glad to hear that Hillary Clinton identifies as a Christian. I did not know that we had that in

00:13:16.500 common sincerely. But for her to position herself as someone who is an authority on faith, when she

00:13:22.460 admits here that she's never been public about her faith, that's a problem. That's actually not

00:13:26.760 something that's an option within Christianity. Christianity is a word-based, evangelism-based

00:13:33.680 public faith. It's not like Buddhism or other religions out there that say, well, you can just

00:13:39.620 keep this to yourself. Just lock away the belief that Jesus is king in one compartment, and it doesn't

00:13:46.840 have to affect other areas of your life. You don't actually have to tell people about it. The last command

00:13:51.900 that Jesus gives us before he ascends to heaven is, go therefore and make disciples of all nations,

00:13:59.100 baptizing them in the name of the Father and the Son and the Holy Spirit. So we are called to be agents

00:14:05.740 of this truth in love, this gospel that God entrusted us with through Christ. And so this idea that you can

00:14:13.680 just have this compartmentalized faith that you don't tell people about, that's not what Christianity

00:14:19.280 is. So I just want to correct the record on that. But I also want to look at the fruit of Hillary

00:14:25.020 Clinton's life. Now, if she's repented of these stances, that would be news to me. I think that

00:14:30.380 would have been a much more interesting Atlantic article than the 15th article about my book,

00:14:35.780 Toxic Empathy. But as far as I know, she still holds all of these beliefs on abortion. So I just want

00:14:41.100 to go through them. Just the just the facts very quickly. First, I want to remind you what Hillary

00:14:48.020 Clinton thinks about abortion. And we can look back to her time as senator. As a senator, Clinton voted

00:14:53.600 no on prohibiting minors from crossing state lines to get an abortion. She voted no on notifying parents

00:15:00.460 when their teenage daughter leaves the state to abort their grandchild. This was in the early 2000s,

00:15:05.960 by the way. She voted no on giving criminal penalties to someone who harms an unborn child

00:15:11.260 during a crime like assault. That doesn't even have anything to do with abortion. She voted no

00:15:16.040 on prohibiting partial birth abortions. She was given a 100% rating by pro-abortion NARAL. She was

00:15:22.440 endorsed by Planned Parenthood, not only when she was a senator, but also when she was running for

00:15:26.840 president. Clinton has been clear in the 2016 debates over and over again that she believes in the

00:15:33.400 unqualified legal right to kill unborn children through all nine months of pregnancy. She has

00:15:41.800 been clear on that for years. She said, quote, I will defend Planned Parenthood. Now Planned Parenthood

00:15:46.860 kills about a million unborn children every year. She said, I will defend Roe v. Wade and I will defend

00:15:51.760 women's rights to make their own health care decisions. Now, if you want to talk about an oxymoron,

00:15:58.520 health care abortion is an oxymoron. And also just to show how much she flip flops on things like

00:16:05.860 let's look at her immigration stance in 2003. She was the one who said on a radio show, I am,

00:16:11.980 you know, adamantly against illegal immigrants. We've got to do more at our borders and people have

00:16:17.160 got to stop employing illegal immigrants. So she just kind of goes where the wind blows because in

00:16:22.940 her 2016 campaign, she described Obama's immigration policies as too harsh. And of course,

00:16:30.200 now she is criticizing the morality of, quote, mass deportations. She also flip flopped on things like

00:16:37.400 gay marriage in 2004. She said, I believe that marriage is not just a bond, but a sacred bond between

00:16:42.460 a man and a woman. In 2013, she changed her stance on that. And no, this is not just genuine

00:16:49.400 evolution. This is what politicians do. Also 2019, she said completely unabashedly, quote,

00:16:57.720 trans rights are human rights. She is in complete support of the idea of men becoming women and

00:17:03.980 infiltrating women and girls spaces. Of course, she's got a long list of scandals in her past.

00:17:12.980 She's got the Clinton Foundation scandal. The Clinton Foundation took in millions from foreign

00:17:18.320 governments like Saudi Arabia and Algeria during Hillary Clinton's time as secretary of state.

00:17:23.320 There are a lot of questions about what actually happened with those funds, if they were actually

00:17:29.080 used to help the poor people in places like Haiti that they were supposedly supposed to be helped

00:17:34.480 helping. Also, of course, we've got the whole email server scandal. She kept a private server with all

00:17:41.040 of her secretary of state correspondence on it. She lied about that. And in one of the 2016

00:17:46.880 presidential debates, she claimed she didn't send or receive any classified material to the server,

00:17:51.880 which, of course, was a lie. If we look back to 2012 Benghazi, she was secretary of state during the

00:17:59.480 September 11th, 2012 Benghazi attack that killed four Americans. She linked the violence to an anti-Islam

00:18:06.960 video. But of course, there's no evidence of that. The attack was a pre-planned assault by terrorist

00:18:13.480 militants. It wasn't a spontaneous protest because of any kind of any kind of video. And you'll

00:18:20.120 remember, speaking of empathy, her callousness when she was asked about, hey, what happened that

00:18:26.400 resulted in the loss of these lives? We had four dead Americans. Was it because of a protest or was

00:18:31.920 it because of guys out for a walk one night who decided they'd go kill some Americans? What difference

00:18:36.800 at this point does it make? And then she also goes on to specifically highlight the problem with me.

00:18:42.940 She says the mainstream Christian view is one that rejects the Christian nationalist narrative

00:18:48.180 of rejecting the stranger and saying that people who are oppressed deserve their oppression. That's

00:18:56.380 what she's saying. People like me believe. And I don't like that there are mainstream Christians who

00:19:00.960 are repudiating that view. She says this is exactly the kind of mainstream Christian view that enrages

00:19:05.600 Allie Beth Stuckey, the author of Toxic Empathy, who styles herself as a voice for Christian women,

00:19:11.260 has more than a million followers on social media. And between lifestyle pitter-patter and her

00:19:16.500 demonization of IVF treatments, she warns women not to listen to their soft hearts. This commissar of

00:19:22.020 MAGA morality targets other evangelicals whose empathy she warns has left them open to manipulation.

00:19:28.080 Maybe they recognize the humanity of an undocumented immigrant family and decide that mass deportation has

00:19:33.380 gone too far. Or they make space in their heart for a young rape survivor forced to carry a pregnancy to term

00:19:38.440 and start questioning the wisdom and morality of total abortion bans. It's all toxic to Stuckey.

00:19:45.020 First of all, I don't know what lifestyle pitter-patter is. I should start doing lifestyle pitter-patter.

00:19:49.560 I should have a whole playlist on my YouTube channel, lifestyle pitter-patter. I'll have to think about

00:19:53.600 what to post on that. I'm not sure yet. Okay, my stance on IVF. I know why she's doing that.

00:19:59.060 She's trying to target a lot of the women who are in the middle and who are more moderate and they

00:20:04.800 hear demonization of IVF and they think it's some radical position. But my position is that all human

00:20:10.360 life matters, whether you are an embryo or whether you are a full-grown adult. And I don't think that

00:20:16.400 people, human beings, should be frozen indefinitely. I don't think that they should be

00:20:22.060 graded for abnormalities like Down syndrome and then discarded. I don't think that they should be

00:20:29.780 treated as social experiments. And I do believe that we should honor the dignity of all human life

00:20:38.660 by protecting them from the earliest moment of conception. And IVF actually puts those lives

00:20:44.720 at risk. And so I've got lots of episodes on that if you want to hear more. And I write about it in my

00:20:50.740 book, Toxic Empathy. And then, you know, she says, I'm a commissar of MAGA morality, which goes

00:20:57.300 so hard. Like, I'm definitely going to continue to use that. I might have to put that like behind me.

00:21:05.100 Purposely misrepresenting toxic empathy, of course. So we should just break that down for a second,

00:21:11.560 because she actually gives me really good examples of what that is. You should recognize the humanity of

00:21:19.920 illegal immigrants. They are image bearers of God, just like the baby in the womb, might I add.

00:21:25.400 But their humanity does not justify failing to enforce our completely valid immigration laws.

00:21:30.920 You should make space in your heart for rape survivors. They should. But this should not

00:21:35.300 lead you to justify killing a baby who is not guilty of anything. Like if we want to talk about

00:21:40.220 the death penalty in a rape situation, let's give the death penalty to the rapist, not to the baby.

00:21:45.540 Hillary Rodham Clinton believes that babies should receive the death penalty for a crime that someone

00:21:50.340 else committed. And then she would like to turn around and preach to us about morality and dignity.

00:21:55.900 And just remember, she has over and over again stated that she believes in the unconditional right

00:22:01.620 to kill a child inside the womb. Now, she argues that we should have more empathy and not less,

00:22:08.160 and that actually that's going to save civilization. She writes,

00:22:10.840 Empathy won't destroy civilization. Indeed, it might just save it. We can debate policies. We can

00:22:17.560 debate theology. But if we give up on empathy, we give up on any real chance of coming together to

00:22:22.620 solve our problems. Empathy does not overwhelm our critical thinking or blind us to moral clarity.

00:22:27.280 It opens our eyes to moral complexity. It is not a sign of weakness. It is a sign of strength.

00:22:32.020 She's completely wrong on that. There's a book called Against Empathy by a Yale psychologist

00:22:37.940 named Paul Bloom. He's coming at it from a secular perspective. He argues that psychologically,

00:22:43.480 empathy does arrest our thinking, and that when we use it to make moral decisions, we end up making

00:22:49.580 bad decisions. He also talks about this phenomenon that Abigail Schreier has talked about on my show,

00:22:54.400 that you can be full of empathy and mean as hell. So when you feel so deeply for one particular person,

00:22:59.840 everyone that you perceive as the enemy of that person becomes your enemy, and therefore you justify

00:23:05.560 cruelty against them. It's like the mama bear effect in politics. You feel like the illegal immigrant or

00:23:12.200 the man who says that he's a woman is almost like your child that you have to protect. And everyone who

00:23:17.100 is against them and against their so-called rights, no matter how common sense those positions are,

00:23:22.480 they become your enemies. And you justify violence against them. You justify cruelty against them.

00:23:27.440 She says the empathy opens her eyes to moral complexity. But when you're saying things like

00:23:31.520 trans rights are human rights or that abortion is healthcare, well, you're not showing empathy for the

00:23:37.160 little girl who is forced to change in front of a man in a locker room. You're not showing empathy for

00:23:42.060 the baby inside the womb who is being poisoned, who is being dismembered, whose life is being snuffed out

00:23:47.920 before they're born. That's the problem with empathy. When it leads you, your morality becomes very

00:23:53.380 one-sided. It's much better to be guided by the truth in love. She said we already have Christian

00:23:58.860 influencers saying empathy is a sin. That's not exactly what I said. It can lead you to sin,

00:24:03.820 though. She says, I hope grassroots faith leaders across the country who are appalled by what they

00:24:08.840 see from an immoral administration and an extremist political right also find their voice. Influencers

00:24:14.880 like Stucky are zealously policing any deviation from the party line. But speaking truth to power has

00:24:20.920 been part of the Christian tradition since the very beginning. I actually agree with that. Christianity has

00:24:26.280 always been a boil on the back of tyrants, and it will continue to be. And she doesn't believe in

00:24:32.960 Christians speaking the truth to power when we're speaking against the zeitgeist that is pro-abortion

00:24:38.020 culture in our country or against the idea that a man can become a woman. She is appealing to the

00:24:45.800 Christians who are wavering right now. She very badly wants the female Christian vote, and she knows

00:24:53.120 that she can pull on your heartstrings and emotionally manipulate you into no longer

00:24:59.340 critically thinking about both sides of an issue, but simply going along with what she and others say

00:25:06.500 is the virtuous choice. It is manipulation. It's moral extortion. It is weaponizing your good,

00:25:13.580 soft heart, your Christian compassion against you for nefarious and chaotic means. Remember,

00:25:19.880 empathy becomes toxic when it leads you to affirm sin, validate lies, or support destructive policies.

00:25:28.300 And so I just want to thank Hillary Clinton because she's put more eyes on this book, and it's not about

00:25:35.200 selling books. It is about getting Christian women to see what is logically and factually and most importantly

00:25:41.260 biblically true about some of the biggest issues of our day and to be able to stand confidently

00:25:46.260 in that, even when we see the swirling propaganda all over Instagram and elsewhere. And I just want

00:25:53.040 to end on an encouragement, a piece of encouragement and an appeal to you. I want to remind you of a

00:25:59.000 couple Bible verses that I remind myself of. Luke 6, 22, blessed are you when people hate you and when

00:26:06.380 they exclude you and when they revile you and spurn your name as evil on account of the son of man.

00:26:13.660 When you are speaking the truth about life inside the womb, about gender, about marriage, about the

00:26:19.940 things that the Bible makes very clear, even though those things have become political, at the end of

00:26:25.200 the day, you are being persecuted for something that is ultimately theological. And if Hillary Clinton

00:26:31.880 is against you on those things, it is a pretty good, not perfect, but a pretty good indication that

00:26:37.340 you're probably on the right track. Luke 6, 26, such an encouragement. Woe to you when all people speak

00:26:43.940 well of you, for so their fathers did to the false prophets. And so it's actually a bad thing when

00:26:51.260 everyone speaks well of you. Remember, Jesus, perfect, the God-man, they crucified him. Stephen, full of grace

00:27:00.120 and power, simply told the truth, shared the gospel to people who did not want to hear it. They stoned

00:27:06.080 him to death. And so if that was how they treated Jesus, if that was how they treated Stephen, if that

00:27:11.480 was how they treated the apostles, then surely today we are not going to get better treatment by going

00:27:18.280 against the grain, swimming upstream, saying what is biblically true, even when it is unpopular. And I

00:27:25.360 just want to make an appeal here because I don't actually know the state of Hillary Clinton's heart.

00:27:31.220 I can't say the state of her salvation. I can look at her statements and some of the fruit.

00:27:36.740 But honestly, this is the truth. I hope to see Hillary Clinton in heaven. And I hope that Jesus

00:27:42.580 reveals himself to her. And if you're listening to this and this is all new to you, I just want you to

00:27:48.800 know that no one is too far off. No one is too far gone. That the gospel is that God sent his son,

00:27:54.300 Jesus, to die a death that you deserve to die on behalf of your sin so that you could be forgiven

00:28:01.480 forever, so that you could be reconciled to God, so that you could be friends with God,

00:28:05.240 so that you could be free from sin today and live forever with him. Like that truth is for you.

00:28:11.000 That gospel is for you. And maybe you disagree with me on all of this, but I just want you to not

00:28:16.860 listen to me. I want you to pick up a Bible. I always encourage people get the ESV study Bible.

00:28:21.500 It's available on Amazon. It's not very expensive. Start in the book of John and go from there.

00:28:26.500 Don't take my word on these things. If you never listen to me again, that's okay with me. But I

00:28:31.680 want you to pick up a Bible and see the truth and the good news that really, really matters in all of

00:28:37.320 this. Again, tune in tomorrow. We've got our regularly scheduled episode of Relatable coming

00:28:42.300 out on Saturday this weekend. I'll see you guys then.

Relatable with Allie Beth Stuckey - January 30, 2026

Hillary Clinton Wrote a Hit Piece on Me. My Response

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