Billy Halliwell, who has just done a documentary on miracles, and we discuss Passover, crucifixion, and resurrection. What all of it means. On today's show, we have an update on the Carmelo-Anthony situation, why the Metcalfe family wouldn't allow their son's dad to be present at the press conference, and why the Dallas-based activist and social justice leader is involved in the case.
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00:06:38.720So it goes viral and that's when everybody online starts to be a little detective and they find out some things about him.
00:06:47.540This guy's ex and his Facebook account reveal that he's played a pivotal role in helping mobilize on behalf of Cori Bush's winning campaigns in 2020 and 2022.
00:06:59.100Bush praised Alexander and his group for their perseverance and dedication and their commitment to this work is just unmatched.
00:09:32.140He was sentenced to two years in prison, also for repeatedly violating his probation.
00:09:37.9402009, a local report details how Alexander was arrested for allegedly causing serious head injuries to his then-girlfriend's two-year-old son while he was babysitting.
00:09:49.360So, now we're getting into abuse, babysitting a child.
00:09:55.180Two years old, he takes this kid into the hospital.
00:09:59.320He says, no, mom and I and the baby, we're on the couch, and he just rolled off the couch.
00:10:05.500Unfortunately, the doctor said, yeah, that's not possible.
00:10:07.920We're looking at the injuries here, and this is trauma, and more consistent with abusive head trauma and child physical abuse.
00:10:20.040Okay, so we got that going for us as well.
00:10:21.960Not long after he was arrested for injury to a child causing severe bodily harm, he got into trouble for forging a check, leading police on a high-speed chase, stealing a car, and then claiming that his car that was stolen was his car.
00:11:03.460So, he's got all kinds of other things, like he praises Louis Farrakhan, and if you see in that press meeting, you see the guy with the bow tie, that's Louis Farrakhan's people, and so, you know, he's supported the nation of Islam despite the comments that Jews are termites and, you know, they're wicked termites.
00:11:27.180I mean, I don't know what kind of other termites you have, I mean, other than wicked termites, but I generally, you know, generally don't praise Louis Farrakhan and those kinds of comments, but he does.
00:11:44.980Notice what people are standing up for.
00:11:48.100They're standing up to burn down Tesla.
00:11:50.440They're standing up to defend the guy who killed the healthcare CEO and saying, well, it was kind of justified, really, because, you know, I'll tell you how violent things are.
00:12:04.620You know, health insurance is violence right now, so don't talk to me about violence.
00:12:12.920We also have people that are refusing to speak out against any kind of violence on their side, including the burning down of Teslas, the hassling of Tesla owners, the doxing of people, and the killing of Donald Trump and Elon Musk.
00:12:40.860We showed you yesterday, it's over 50%.
00:12:43.740Now, if you're on the left, even if you say you're slightly liberal, it's over 50% of that population believes that it is fine to kill Donald Trump and Elon Musk.
00:13:23.300The present administration is engaged in barbarism.
00:13:25.940It has arbitrarily imprisoned its opponents, revoked the visas of thousands of students, imposed taxes on us without our consent, and seeks to destroy the institution which opposes it.
00:13:38.860Its leaders have threatened those who produce unfavorable coverage and suggested that their license be revoked.
00:13:45.480It has deprived us in many cases of trial by jury.
00:13:49.320It has subjected us to jurisdiction foreign to our constitution, and it has transported us beyond seas to be imprisoned for pretend offenses.
00:13:57.580It has scorned the orders of the courts, and it threatens to alter fundamentally our form of government.
00:14:02.520It has pardoned its thugs and extorted the lawyers who defended its opponents.
00:14:10.740If these actions become normal, the government could arrest anyone and deport them to prison in foreign land without any hope of redress and for no reason.
00:14:20.120It is nothing less than the total abdication of the rule of law in this country.
00:14:24.660There is no guard or protection against it.
00:14:26.880If this theory prevails, then it is the end of America as a free nation.
00:14:31.640Now, first of all, if you were saying this maybe four years ago, you might have some credibility.
00:14:38.740Because I can look at both sides and say, hey, you know, there's some real things that are disturbing here.
00:15:17.020Protest is useful only insofar as it can affect action.
00:15:21.640Our words might sway the hearts of men, but not the beasts.
00:15:25.420If the present administration chooses this course, then the question of the day can be settled, not with legislation, but with blood and iron.
00:15:36.160In short, we all must now decide when we must kill them.
00:15:41.280None of us wish for war, but if the present administration wishes to destroy the nation, I would accept war rather than see it perish.
00:15:52.700I hope you would choose the same, but what to do?
00:15:55.560The rod of our present administration runs deeper than one man.
00:15:59.460The sacrifice of a hero is insufficient to save our nation, and a gust of wind on a summer day would not have saved us.
00:16:05.760For let us make no mistake, the problem is not one man, but a whole class of people.
00:16:10.400If one head is cut off, the other will take its place.
00:16:15.440Violence only makes sense as part of a coordinated strategy.
00:16:21.300This is why protests are important, not as a way of changing the present administration's actions, but as a way to coordinate a group.
00:16:30.560There may come a time when we shall have no guarantee of freedom, but the one which we make for ourselves.
00:16:36.980If it comes, I tell you there is no greater honor than he who lays down his life for his friends.
00:16:47.800Well, your threshold may differ from mine, but you have to have one.
00:16:51.700If the present administration should cancel elections, if it should engage in fraud in the electoral process, if it should suppress the speech of its opponents, jail its political adversaries, if it ignores the will of Congress, if it should directly spurn the orders of the court, all of these are reasons for revolution.
00:17:10.380It may be the best to stave off and wait for elections to throw out this scourge, but if we should threaten the ability to remove it, we shall have no choice.
00:19:05.280The activist I just told you about that that is defending a kid that for no reason stabbed another kid to death in the bleachers in front of witnesses.
00:19:18.540You have Taylor Lorenz refusing to condemn Luigi Mangione.
00:19:24.860We are witnessing a transformation of the left now.
00:19:36.000We are not seeing just these far right or far left radicals in Portland.
00:19:41.400They are starting to seep through everywhere.
00:19:45.020And Democrats, you must distance yourself from them.
00:26:57.320But he does speak to us and it requires us to not dismiss it as our stupid little voice in our head saying, you know, go back and pray over him.
00:27:12.060Well, and being open to it because the thing that struck me in all of this, right, and after we finished investigating the supernatural miracles and we were looking at the stories, all of these people, they had to fight for miracles.
00:27:23.780Like the other three stories that we cover in this film, none of them went to a prayer event and got healed on the first try.
00:27:29.820It was 10 years of praying and struggling.
00:27:32.480And that opens a lot of interesting theological questions, which we do deal with.
00:27:36.500We deal with not getting the miracle because, look, we all die eventually, right?
00:27:39.960Even Lazarus, who was raised from the dead, he died again.
00:27:58.860You know, give me a sign that this is going to be okay.
00:28:01.460And Glenn, you know I live in New York.
00:28:02.800There aren't a lot of trucks that have Bible verses on them.
00:28:04.940I literally look up as I'm praying and the truck in front of me has a verse speaking about God, you know, comforting us and how it will be okay.
00:28:12.960In that very moment, I would say that's a miracle.
00:28:15.580And I think that's more like what most of us deal with in the day in and day out.
00:28:19.580And that is how God will often communicate to us.
00:29:23.880There is this tension that we have to live in.
00:29:26.380And I think this is really hard because we're human beings, right?
00:29:28.820This tension of I'm going to trust God that I believe the day I die, if I'm terminally ill or if my kid is struggling with something,
00:29:36.500I'm going to believe for healing or for better decisions or for whatever the issue is because I believe it's possible.
00:29:41.760And God could do anything, and I'm going to believe that until the very last minute, while at the same time, and this is where it gets hard, having the trust that if that thing does not happen, if the healing doesn't happen on this side of eternity, that I'm going to trust God and be okay with whatever that plan is.
00:30:08.080And by the way, I mean, because I think this actually helps, that doctor in that emergency room who brought that, who prayed over that body, his son died of leukemia a couple of years before that.
00:30:19.480And he fought for a miracle and didn't get it for him.
00:30:21.720And now this guy is living, he's able to have those two things, right?
00:31:21.320As a parent, you know, and something like that, you know, scoliosis, you know, I mentioned with my daughter, that is not a terminal illness.
00:31:29.040And I kept saying, you know, thank God it's not something worse.
00:31:31.620But the struggle, you know, watching your kid go.
00:31:34.760And by the way, you know, we were going through this as this film was going on.
00:31:38.400And a lot of this, as I've been talking about it and promoting it, has dawned on me of how good God was in this particular circumstance.
00:31:45.280But just watching your kids struggle and suffer, you know, my daughter went from a normal six-year-old playing to being in a brace 21 hours a day, you know, and not being able to do certain things.
00:31:57.240And it is a profound challenge to faith.
00:32:00.240And that is where we have to rest in that trust, right, and believing that the miracles are possible.
00:32:05.920But knowing, again, that we may not get them, in the case of my daughter, you know, she's out of her brace and they can barely detect scoliosis right now.
00:32:12.840Like, we had a real miracle, honestly, you know, and I've been so grateful for that.
00:32:17.080But recognizing that there are other things that we haven't had that in our lives.
00:40:07.140Nails are actually put through his wrists and then through his, his feet.
00:40:14.180Can you imagine what that felt like to just have the, the, the vibration of that hammering?
00:40:23.700And I've always seen when they slide the cross into the ground and, and it settles, you know, his shoulder was dislocated, they think, in the streets.
00:40:34.360So, you know, the only way you breathe on a cross is you have to force yourself to stand up straight as much as you can.
00:40:43.420Because once you start to sag down, your lungs start to collapse.
00:40:47.880And so with a dislocated shoulder, he's pulling himself up so he can breathe.
00:46:50.720This is a very rough and short telling of probably the most important story, not probably the most important story in all of human history.