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00:00:00.000 kind of a positive show today wouldn't you say still i mean i don't know what happened

00:00:04.700 i don't know what happened here uh but huge mistake huge huge mistake well it wasn't all

00:00:10.460 positive the first hour in the podcast we talk a little bit about the insanity that i like to call

00:00:16.060 president biden um that was kind of an interesting thing his uh his new taxes his new

00:00:23.140 streamline budget for 2023 it is sexy this babe's got to go now uh and uh then we talk to you a little

00:00:33.700 bit about how to change things uh we have faithwins.us on with us talk about something you've

00:00:39.660 never heard before what really happened in virginia how did that happen that happened because of the

00:00:45.140 churches then um we have moms for liberty the clarion call get involved in your schools because

00:00:54.160 you don't know you have no idea what's happening there they will help you find out what's uh what's

00:01:00.120 happening we also shannon bream was on with us as well uh about her new book uh fascinating uh topic

00:01:07.380 and some real lessons for today yeah yeah and uh that sports guy uh jason woodlock yeah whatever

00:01:13.440 yeah sports guy just because he's on the blaze i don't think i had him on okay i was the one who

00:01:19.040 said we have him on it stew's like no what are you talking about why would we have sports it's icky

00:01:24.840 yeah i fight sports segments all the time there's a big big story breaking in sports and if i could

00:01:30.820 remember what it was right now i'd tell you about it but good thing you're already locked in to hear

00:01:35.720 all about it here on today's podcast

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00:01:49.380 did you see the president's press conference yesterday oh it was

00:01:58.180 here he is um talking about what a complex situation russia is cut one please

00:02:05.240 well what was the second part okay the diplomacy of this moment no i don't think it does you know

00:02:12.780 uh the uh uh the fact is that we're in a situation where uh okay um yeah it complicates

00:02:20.600 the situation oh moment is the uh the escalatory okay efforts of putin what to uh continue and

00:02:27.940 engage in carnage the kind of behavior that uh that makes the whole world say my god what is this

00:02:34.800 man doing yeah that's what complicates things a great deal and uh what um but i i don't think

00:02:40.320 it complicates at all okay all right so it complicates it but it doesn't really complicate

00:02:45.180 it at all yeah his actions don't complicate things at all not no at all i wish people is not saying

00:02:52.800 that uh here he is uh cut three are you worried that other leaders in the world are going to start

00:03:01.060 to doubt that america is back if some of these big things that you say on the world stage keep

00:03:07.700 getting walked back they're not much getting walked back sound like just in the last few days

00:03:13.540 uh it sounded like you told u.s troops they were going to ukraine it sounded like you said it was

00:03:18.880 possible the u.s would use a chemical weapon and it sounded like you were calling for regime

00:03:24.260 change in russia and we know none of the three occurred so when you said you're going to see

00:03:30.880 when you're there you were not intending i was referring to with beating with and talking with

00:03:36.520 the uh ukrainian troops that were in poland and when you said a chemical weapon use by russia would

00:03:42.440 trigger a response in kind it will trigger a significant response what does that mean i'm not

00:03:48.680 going to tell you why would i tell you you gotta be silly in kind has a meaning the world wants to

00:03:53.680 know the world wants to know a lot of things i'm not telling them what the response would be then

00:03:57.300 then russia knows the response you did tell them what the response would be you said in kind that's

00:04:01.280 what that's what it means it's not just a collection of words they mean things that's what words do

00:04:06.560 no words are violent i want to know where in poland are we seeing women and children

00:04:17.300 standing up to tanks where is that happening in poland no he's dead he was referring to here let

00:04:24.520 me play please play cut two please i was talking to the troops we're talking about helping train

00:04:32.240 the troops in that are the the ukrainian troops that are in poland okay got it he was training the

00:04:40.880 ukrainian troops was he talking to that were in poland right which is not something anyone knew

00:04:47.040 until this press conference another massive gaffe well they're walking it back they're walking it

00:04:55.400 back no they're not walking it back they're not they walk it back he says something yeah the media

00:05:00.960 spends multiple days going through a cycle with the press office where they tell the media hey we got

00:05:07.140 to walk this back here's what we needed to come out they dutifully go along with it and then when

00:05:12.120 they ask the president about it he says i'm not walking anything back right whenever this happened

00:05:16.500 this stuff happened with trump they complained about it constantly and said it was the most

00:05:19.520 unprofessional thing you could possibly imagine and it happens every day with biden and no one cares

00:05:23.760 and it's kind of big things here he is cut four do you believe what you said that putin can't

00:05:30.480 remain in power or do you now regret saying that because your government has been trying to walk

00:05:35.640 that back did your words complicate matters well you asked three different questions i'll answer

00:05:41.180 them all number one i'm not walking anything back the fact of the matter is i was expressing the more

00:05:46.260 outrage i felt toward the way putin is dealing and the actions of this man just just brutality

00:05:53.840 half the children in ukraine i just come from being with those families and uh and so but i want to

00:06:02.240 make it clear i wasn't then nor am i now articulating a policy change i was expressing the moral outrage

00:06:08.060 that i feel and i make no apologies for it that's not okay as president my personal feeling oh okay so

00:06:14.640 it's just his personal feeling wait when does that become an okay thing to do uh when you're president

00:06:19.300 in the united states you don't just blurt out your personal feelings almost all of your job is to not

00:06:26.180 say your personal feelings and instead articulate policy change what do you mean almost all your job

00:06:32.340 that is your like your responsibility and when you're making a speech on foreign soil about a

00:06:39.100 foreign conflict that you keep saying you're more involved in than our official policy right and then

00:06:45.800 you make statements about uh what could be i mean certainly everyone in the world remembers previous wars

00:06:52.720 where we've had regime change as our goal you come out here and you say you can't they cannot stay in

00:06:58.900 power egypt hmm iraq yeah there's a lot of examples afghanistan yeah other than that other than that

00:07:05.720 like we have to go way back like you're the job of the president would be a lot easier if you could

00:07:11.140 just blurt out whatever you wanted whenever you wanted with no consequences sure you know you know

00:07:15.020 who does hear you uh when you say things like that the guy that has 6 000 nuclear weapons hears you

00:07:20.620 no no no no no no no listen let's get some perspective from from don lemon who's strangely

00:07:28.960 still on the air listen to this the president is saying exactly what most of the world feels about

00:07:36.140 vladimir putin so what he did not in that speech say that vladimir putin should be removed or we're

00:07:41.840 going to take him out of power he said this man should not remain in power what person in their

00:07:47.700 right mind thinks that someone who bombs innocent people children a country that is under an unprovoked

00:07:55.160 war right should remain in power right this is not the other side of that so i think that we should

00:08:00.900 do something to take him out of office that would be a different thing general hurtling on our air that

00:08:05.320 evening said the same thing yeah quite honestly i think this this is a media manufactured story see

00:08:11.660 okay so stop this is the media just saying this is a big deal that russia isn't taking that in this

00:08:19.840 way they're just expressing their feelings uh let me give you this from the kremlin uh retaliatory visa

00:08:28.060 measures are being developed in russia for citizens from unfriendly nations according to sergey lavarov

00:08:34.260 who said on march 28th as a another top kremlin official said u.s president joe biden's recent comments

00:08:41.340 are cause for concern during his public comments lavarov did uh did not provide details about the

00:08:48.720 countries that would be targeted although he did single out the united states and its allies

00:08:53.580 uh additionally a draft uh a draft presidential decree is currently being developed on retaliatory

00:09:00.660 visa measures in connection with the unfriendly actions of a number of foreign states

00:09:05.580 um this act will introduce a number of restrictions on entry to the territory of russia some member

00:09:12.680 some measures are being developed to respond to the unfriendly actions by the united states and its

00:09:17.400 satellite satellites it comes as the kremlin issued more statements following biden's speech last week

00:09:24.560 in poland where he said this man cannot stay in power these statements are certainly causing us grave

00:09:33.160 concern said the kremlin spokesperson we continue to closely monitor the statements of the u.s president

00:09:39.800 we carefully note them and will continue to do so now i'm not sure if anybody at cnn or anyone in the

00:09:48.600 white house no but when you talk to your intelligence uh people they will come in with a briefing and

00:09:58.720 you're going up against war or you're going into a meeting and you'll have all of the experts on let's

00:10:05.220 say that president that you don't know for sure they're experts because they've listened to every word

00:10:13.340 they have looked at every action and they say this is what he's thinking this is what he may mean

00:10:22.000 this is what you have to worry about this is who the guy is so when the president of the united states

00:10:29.800 speaks here there's a group of people all around the world that are not on our side that look and

00:10:38.360 evaluate everything he's saying so when you know putin goes so is this like old lady actually threatening

00:10:48.600 me mr president we don't know for sure but he was talking about possibly the troops going in to

00:10:57.980 ukraine we're not sure what that meant he's now talking about what could be perceived as regime change

00:11:05.580 he also admitted that they were training ukrainian troops yeah i would say that he's on a different

00:11:12.640 wavelength that's what happens yeah i mean like we think of the things that vladimir putin has said

00:11:18.260 that we keep quoting like you know the the the war will be with ones and zeros right that's not

00:11:24.140 an official statement of policy but we take it damn seriously and when he said we must reconstitute the

00:11:31.440 soviet union it was the it was the the fall was the greatest uh tragedy tragedy of history in the

00:11:37.460 past century we take that seriously and look at that as his motivation they're doing the same thing

00:11:42.060 over there with every one of these gaffes this guy is going to gaffe us into world war three

00:11:47.420 he is literally in the middle of gaffing us into getting nuked i really don't think that these are

00:11:53.340 gaffes i will really think no no no listen what he just said what he just said no that was my personal

00:12:00.080 feeling okay well personal feelings become policies yeah when you are the commander in chief of the

00:12:09.420 military yes right so when he says things like i mean it's only reasonable this may not be what he's

00:12:15.780 doing but it is only reasonable if you are assessing someone you look at what they say look at what they

00:12:23.000 do look at the sanctions that we've just put on they are unlike any other sanctions ever ever then he

00:12:31.420 says we're in a long war people should brace for years of war okay what does that mean then he says

00:12:41.980 all of these things out loud i these i was just thinking no you read it wrong well there's going to

00:12:48.460 be a lot of people that read it long wrong and they might have nuclear weapons can you imagine if we

00:12:56.340 had look at this vladimir putin comes out and says hey you know what what look would this this joe

00:13:01.820 biden guy cannot stay in power can you imagine what a serious moment that would be we found like four

00:13:07.920 facebook ads that say they wanted to screw with our elections and it was an international incident

00:13:14.700 that lasted multiple years in an impeachment exactly right and look at what putin said in response to

00:13:20.660 this speech putin came out yesterday and started talking about how the united states is trying to

00:13:27.480 erase all history and culture russian culture from the west okay well that can you imagine reverse this

00:13:39.040 situation imagine if that was happening to us and our president said they're trying to erase us

00:13:44.960 from history all of our accomplishments all of our cultural uh you know we're getting rid of gershwin

00:13:52.620 we're getting rid of you know uncle tom's cabin we're getting rid of all of american culture

00:13:59.820 i don't know i would think the people would rally around that president who said we got to fight this

00:14:08.200 because they're erasing us of course we would that's what we just handed him

00:14:14.300 oh and by the way they're also trying to take me out there's a coup against me i'm not worried about

00:14:21.080 that i'm just staying focused on what we have to do because i'm here for the america that has changed

00:14:29.580 the world you think you think the people are going to support which one which one tell me which one

00:14:37.180 they're going to support the president against the enemy that is saying crap like we're saying

00:14:43.640 and i'm telling you the president has feelings and his feelings he doesn't understand the difference

00:14:52.580 between his inside voice and his outside voice but your inside voice is really important if you're president

00:14:59.420 but if you express that on your outside voice it's very logical to assume that your inside

00:15:07.120 voice is what you're telling others inside of secret rooms with secret meetings

00:15:12.980 hey did you hear that um roman obama what was his name abramovich the guy who owns the

00:15:21.580 chelsea club yeah um he's uh one of the guys who's you know negotiating for peace

00:15:27.820 and might have been poisoned might have been poisoned uh we don't know if this is true this is wall

00:15:36.340 street journal new york times everybody's reporting this i don't know if it's true or not uh they

00:15:42.220 couldn't get a sample from him fast enough so they can't find out if he really was poisoned uh but he

00:15:49.600 attended the peace talks in turkey um he he was in the peace talks he came out he and the guy on his

00:15:58.400 staff were very very sick there i think their hands peeled um their parts of their faces peeled

00:16:06.320 it was not not good not good um there were people reporting this the same people that have reported

00:16:12.840 other poisonings as well and they seem to believe that this was not an attempt to kill them but an

00:16:20.700 attempt to scare them yeah he is he is an oligarch that is no longer in russia and he has been outspoken

00:16:29.260 um against the war and he's trying to be a go-between with russia and ukraine and the idea is i can get you

00:16:40.640 anywhere anywhere be careful on what you're doing uh i would i would think that would you know send a very

00:16:47.920 strong message uh there because he's done it before but is this true i don't know i don't know

00:16:57.540 because i don't know i i'm not convinced that uh that our press is telling us the truth i mean how

00:17:05.080 long did it take them to talk about joe biden's son hunter biden and are they really even telling you

00:17:11.520 the truth now are they even making this about how the president is compromised or is this just about

00:17:16.480 his drug use and his sex which which is it i i don't know if you can trust our mainstream media

00:17:25.260 at all on this i'd like to but i'd be an idiot to do it so i don't know what the truth is on this but

00:17:35.960 i do know the truth on the president's new budget we'll go over that in just a second stand by

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00:18:33.780 shannon welcome back to the program thank you so much for having me glenn you bet how are things

00:18:45.740 they're good i mean i think if you you have to pull out and take the eternal perspective and it

00:18:51.780 gives you the chance to say things are good otherwise the world's a pretty tricky place right

00:18:55.580 right i mean i was just saying to stew i said you were so happy and so full of sunshine yet you're

00:19:01.740 the you're the the uh top legal analyst for fox and just looking at what's happening to our laws

00:19:10.020 here in america i mean i i asked stew is it that is it jesus that stops her from hanging herself every

00:19:16.540 day i mean it's absolutely it is there's no question about that if you have an eternal perspective

00:19:23.600 it does truly make a difference i feel sorry for people who don't have that uh because i don't know

00:19:29.120 how you'd make it i agree when you look around at the world as uh devastating as the images are out

00:19:35.860 of ukraine and there's something like that going on around the world we know all of the time 365 days

00:19:40.500 a year if you didn't have a place to make sense of it and say thank god i'm not in charge and there is

00:19:45.240 a much higher being who we know good will triumph over evil eventually um you got to find hope in

00:19:51.560 that yeah yeah you know um your book you have a new book that comes out today the mothers and

00:19:56.540 daughters of the bible speak um and i want to start here elon musk just came out with his three things

00:20:02.900 that are going to destroy us all and shockingly global warming is not at the top of his list

00:20:07.400 um which i thought was his big thing his number one uh threat to humanity is the collapse of

00:20:14.860 civilization because we're not having children and i i talk to people especially young people all

00:20:23.460 the time they're saying i can't bring a child into this world i can't are you kidding me that's

00:20:29.380 what's going to renew us that's what's going to save us or our children yeah and you think about

00:20:35.260 that has been a question over time as long as it has existed i mean the first mother and daughter

00:20:40.480 i talk about in the new book jockabed and miriam i mean the mother and the sister of moses and you

00:20:46.200 have to sometimes if you're familiar with the story you got to remind yourself that these women

00:20:50.600 were hebrew slaves i mean they were oppressed they had no choice uh about their lives or anything

00:20:56.160 else they did pharaoh was oppressing them night and day and yet in the middle of that the hebrew

00:21:00.940 people were having families they were continuing on with that hopeful idea uh which scared pharaoh so much

00:21:06.840 because the hebrews were multiplying god was blessing them and they grew a number that really

00:21:11.520 scared pharaoh but look that their strategy worked i mean they continued to believe in the hope of family

00:21:17.540 and of children and ultimately you know through all of the things that happened with moses and god's

00:21:22.680 divine intervention led them out of that oppression i mean i gotta tell you it is truly faith when you

00:21:28.160 when you put your baby in basically a picnic basket and put it in a river full of crocodiles

00:21:35.660 thinking that's a better thing i trust god more than i trust everything else that could happen

00:21:41.420 exactly and i love the picture of the fact that all of the male babies that were born to the hebrew

00:21:48.740 women at that time were to be thrown in the nile just left to drown and be killed there and it was

00:21:53.480 ultimately the nile where jockabed made that little picnic basket and put moses in that very same river

00:21:58.940 and where he was redeemed and found life when pharaoh's daughter heard him crying and had mercy on him

00:22:03.860 and said i want to raise him and luckily little miriam his sister was sitting there and jumped

00:22:08.260 out of the bushes and said oh by the way if you need a hebrew woman to nurse him i know that's a

00:22:12.620 person so i mean god is always working through circumstances even in the darkest of times i truly

00:22:17.900 believe that do you think that there are things that are happening now that um god's people should be

00:22:25.300 resisting i always do because listen there's chaos there is destruction of innocent lives um you know

00:22:34.380 i'm disgusted by putin quoting bible verses as if that can somehow justify his murderous rampage

00:22:42.480 um i think we have to call out truth and and know that god is never behind chaos and destruction

00:22:48.420 and the destruction of innocence especially and i think there are places all through our world that

00:22:53.860 we can look and see that and um where we have to remember what he is about which is light and truth

00:22:59.280 and redemption and turning away from evil and i think we can confront that in big and small ways

00:23:04.900 every day uh shannon one of the stories i love is the esther story um because it seems like

00:23:11.420 throughout like when you learn lessons like this from the biblical history it seems like when there's

00:23:16.560 someone who's beautiful and glamorous they are sort of the villains in these stories esther's the story

00:23:22.180 kind of of like area hottie saves the world like that's kind of well that was the new york post

00:23:27.760 yeah i would go as far to say as regional hottie regional regional this was all of persia right um

00:23:38.620 yeah i mean if we can't find some excitement and inspiration in her story it's perfect for that

00:23:43.240 because you know she had to actually hide who she was through this whole process of becoming the new

00:23:47.960 queen of persia but god had given her such favor and she was in that place at the moment where the

00:23:53.980 jewish people were going to be wiped out and she finds out about this plot through mordecai her

00:23:58.740 faithful relative who had adopted her when she was an orphan and she's sort of hesitant you know he

00:24:03.880 said you got to go to the king but to do so could actually you could be killed on the spot

00:24:07.900 but he says to her you know don't think if you don't operate here that god won't find a way to do

00:24:12.800 this but that phrase for such a time as this you've been brought to this place and she had to

00:24:18.600 find courage i mean not everybody in the bible is courageous on you know day one um they're flawed

00:24:23.860 people uh they're like us i mean we often hesitate when god confronts us with something he's asking us

00:24:28.560 to do but esther asked everybody to fast and to she would do the same and she went to the king and

00:24:34.560 ultimately saved all of the jews scattered throughout persia so we have to think about great and small the

00:24:39.820 places that we are placed every single day for whatever season in our lives in our homes or

00:24:43.940 workplaces our churches wherever we are um to step up in that moment that god asks of us yeah it seems

00:24:49.180 like there's a real connection to to daily life for everybody in that story too and that one of the

00:24:54.000 things she was worried about was you know she lived a glamorous life right she had all the wealth she

00:24:59.980 had all the riches she had the position uh you know of influence and she had to risk that not to

00:25:06.900 mention her life to do the right thing and how often you know now we're challenged in those ways

00:25:11.840 seemingly all the time yeah i mean you have to think about every tweet everything that you say

00:25:16.540 every position that you take and i hate that things are so divisive and they were all so tribal

00:25:21.080 um but people do really have to count the cost and i think uh for a lot of people i mean i even think

00:25:26.520 about um you know if you want to call people out with the nba and some of the players with regard to

00:25:30.620 china and knowing the ridiculous horrific oppression that's happening there and you know these folks are

00:25:36.260 willing to call out oppression in other communities and other places which we all should rightfully be

00:25:40.420 doing um but to turn a blind eye on what is happening there is absolutely devastating and i think people

00:25:45.840 are counting the cost in the wrong direction in cases like that i think it'd be i think of the ester story

00:25:51.260 all the time uh when when you think about the number of people that could stand up but are afraid

00:26:00.120 and a lot of times it's because they don't truly have faith in god it's tough and scary when you do

00:26:08.240 have faith in god but when you are when when you feel as though i can make a difference here and you

00:26:17.300 understand you were put there at this time for a reason and you really believe that god is active

00:26:26.060 in the affairs of man no matter what happens it is going to put you right where you're supposed to

00:26:33.860 be for his purposes and we have to stop thinking about our purposes now because we've screwed it up

00:26:39.780 everything's screwed up we have to start thinking of his purpose what do you want me to do and i think

00:26:46.080 there are i think and i'd love to hear your opinion on this i have talked to so go ahead go ahead

00:26:53.180 i'm sorry i i was just going to say i think it requires us to be really humble because does all

00:26:59.100 of us do script out our lives and things that we want to do a home we want to buy or vacation we want

00:27:04.800 to take or you know a retirement plan or something i mean and those aren't bad things but ultimately i

00:27:10.540 constantly have to pull myself back to this reset like it's not about me it really is about those good

00:27:15.820 works that scripture tells us have been appointed for us before we ever got here yeah and um you know

00:27:20.940 everything that we the world is so tempting and i'm preaching to myself i mean social media and

00:27:25.520 the accolades of men i mean those are all so tempting and draw us away and distract us but

00:27:30.920 at the end of the day when we can reset and say all right why did god put me on this earth what is

00:27:35.360 he asking of me right now am i going to be humble enough to say okay i give up what i want to do what

00:27:41.180 you want but eternally that's the only thing that matters and a lot and along the way i mean i really

00:27:46.400 the people that i've been hanging out with i am shocked at the number of people whose story comes

00:27:53.640 to me either firsthand or secondhand the of people that are having dreams and promptings and being told

00:28:02.240 to stand in certain places or do something that they may not even understand and they're doing it

00:28:08.340 um that takes an enormous amount of faith just to to listen i think the lord is communicating

00:28:17.920 unlike he ever has to people in my lifetime have you felt that at all yeah i i think that is so true

00:28:25.760 and you know you you think through um things that don't make sense i think about one of the women i

00:28:31.240 wrote in the first book about deborah when you know they were up against the canaanites so

00:28:34.980 listen their lives were terrible the israelites were being completely oppressed their roadways

00:28:39.440 were so dangerous they couldn't even use them they had to like go through hills and valleys to get

00:28:42.760 where they were going and god tells deborah like hey it's time for you to go up against the canaanites

00:28:47.040 and wipe them out none none of that they had none of the weapons none of the horses and chariots

00:28:51.720 and um you know she goes to her military leader and says hey this is what god's asking us to do and

00:28:56.200 he freaks out like no way i'm not going to do that unless you come with me and she ends up leading

00:29:00.700 them into this battle that made no sense on paper um and they end up routing them and i think

00:29:05.920 we're asked a lot of times to do things that don't make sense even sometimes if you're i don't know if

00:29:10.460 you have experiences like this but i'm at the grocery store and i see like god's telling me like hey

00:29:14.140 that person could use an encouraging word you can say hi to them by the produce and i'm like oh i feel

00:29:19.180 super weird i don't want to do that but anytime i've walked away from that and not done it i've felt

00:29:24.620 um later i mean there's purpose in it and the voice gets stronger the more times you obey it

00:29:30.800 yeah yeah um let me ask clarity let me ask you this with all the transgenderism and everything else we

00:29:37.280 have already erased moms you know moms are not important that's not an important job we've done

00:29:42.520 so much damage to moms i feel like and i have several women on my team that are are beating this

00:29:51.320 drum every day women now are being erased do is there anything in the bible that any stories that

00:30:00.080 speak to this kind of movement in our culture well you know i think about the fact that listen if you

00:30:06.920 are a person of faith if you're a christian and you believe that god created all of us in his image

00:30:12.120 he created men and women he set up society he ordered our days and animals who would be here our

00:30:17.020 seasons all of that kind of stuff if you believe that then you believe that he has a perfect

00:30:21.060 plan for all of us and that we're all created in his image and at a time that women were not

00:30:26.100 highly favored in society all through the bible old and new testament god is elevating women their

00:30:32.880 bravery their courage their difficult decisions and think about in the new testament i mean jesus broke

00:30:37.640 every rule they studied with him you weren't really supposed to sit around and study with a revered

00:30:42.440 rabbi like jesus was or even if you just believed he was a good teacher um that was not what women did

00:30:47.380 they were part of his inner circle and he went to the outcast women caught in adultery the samaritan

00:30:52.520 woman um and he said to them like i'm here to redeem you i'm not here to condemn you yes turn from your

00:30:57.660 life of sin um but i see amazing value in you i love you for who you are and i think the fact that he

00:31:04.980 was constantly elevating and going to and praising and redeeming women at a time when they were not

00:31:10.300 elevated in society tells us a lot about how he views us i don't know if you've watched or are watching

00:31:16.020 now um the the chosen but i'm struck every time the way in that how it portrays women as being

00:31:24.180 right next to uh right next to christ um shannon bream the new book is the mothers and daughters of the

00:31:31.480 bible speak lessons on faith from nine biblical families it is available today shannon bream is

00:31:38.820 its author and our guest the mother and daughters of the bible speak shannon as always god bless you

00:31:44.720 thank you you too thanks glenn you bet bye-bye you're listening to the best of the glenn beck program

00:31:52.880 if you listen to this program you might know that i'm an expert at nothing but kind of have enough

00:32:09.600 general knowledge to get me into trouble on everything with the exception of sports that is a

00:32:16.740 no knowledge zone uh but even i once in a while a story will break through and i will see wait a

00:32:25.240 minute hang on you have to have a minor a minority offensive coach you have to hire one now that that

00:32:34.000 you have they have to be including women

00:32:36.580 i'm i'm wondering i'm wondering how long before football has to hire people like me you need a

00:32:51.180 really uncoordinated dork that can barely run cannot throw uh and uh trips over his own feet

00:33:00.340 about every three yards you need at least one of those people on your team jason whitlock is here

00:33:07.000 he's the host of blaze tv's fearless hello jason how are you glenn good how far are we away from me

00:33:15.060 being on a team uh we got a little ways to go uh you don't fit the profile uh this rule is crazy man

00:33:26.360 because i would i'm pretty confident there is already a black assistant coach on the offensive

00:33:35.120 side of the football team on every staff in the nfl and on pretty much every division one football

00:33:43.500 staff in college football i this rule is a bit of a publicity stunt but it's also really intended to

00:33:54.060 empower women and give the make the nfl have to start interviewing women for jobs

00:34:02.420 do you think that the the redskins i refuse to call them any other name the redskins that seem to have

00:34:11.300 kind of a a rebellious uh bend to them do you think they could just hire hookers or strippers

00:34:20.000 it's it's comical that you mentioned that because i was like well some the old the younger me years

00:34:29.920 ago if i was an nfl head coach i literally said to someone i'd say i would just go to the whatever

00:34:35.360 the best strip club is in my town and hire some woman there to be an offensive assistant right uh

00:34:42.760 executive in charge of you know the head coach's needs or whatever okay that's a problem but

00:34:48.840 so wait a minute so so this doesn't make a difference so i've even misunderstood this story

00:34:58.140 i couldn't even get this one you haven't misunderstood it in terms of look the nfl

00:35:03.380 is just going further and further woke and they're trying to make they want to run the nfl the way college

00:35:12.420 campuses are run and so basically hold on just a second i just want to get my arms around that one

00:35:18.920 hang on just because i don't think that's ever been said by any business ever we want to run our

00:35:23.900 business more like a college campus okay no question and college campuses generally speaking

00:35:32.980 have just as many if not more administrators as they do professors oh that's good and so what

00:35:39.900 they're talking about is hiring administrators people that can't coach football really and i'm

00:35:46.600 not saying that to be sexist but coaching football is not a what is not really in most women's skill set

00:35:54.700 they haven't played the game and so but they're going to set up all these administrator jobs for

00:36:01.400 women and and say look how inclusive and diverse we are and look at all the progress we're making

00:36:08.340 uh we have female coaches and and and then they're also going to you know lgbt coaches of color that

00:36:18.980 perhaps are not getting their jobs based on merit uh will have some type of special title and role on

00:36:27.280 the team it's just mugging up the system with a lot of mid-level management people that have no real

00:36:35.960 skill jason it was it was my impression that we were striving for a time in which we would not make

00:36:41.300 decisions based on skin color we seem to be reversing that trend for whatever reason uh but

00:36:46.280 in the nfl they're even going to the point where they are changing the competitive balance of the league

00:36:52.180 where certain executives of color get hired away and they're giving draft picks as compensation

00:36:59.240 free draft picks to teams i mean this is you're disturbing the core product here yeah you it's not

00:37:05.340 a meritocracy anymore and it's it's just look at the example the miami dolphins hired mike mcdaniel as

00:37:13.620 their head coach his dad is black but if you listen to what mike mcdaniel has said about himself

00:37:20.580 is he's certainly proud of his black father not ashamed of his black heritage but mike mcdaniel

00:37:27.960 looks white and has basically lived his life as a white person the same as brock obama who's half

00:37:36.800 white but looks black has lived his life as a black person mike mcdaniel has that that right there's no

00:37:44.020 shame about him being half black there's no shame about his father but the san francisco 49ers

00:37:50.120 got draft picks because he was on their staff and now the dolphins have hired him but but you know

00:37:57.940 mike mcdaniel's experience as a black person isn't what the majority of black people's experience

00:38:06.780 has been he he looks and appears to be completely white and so it's a foolish foolish game that only

00:38:16.440 could be come up with on a college campus where they live in theory they don't live in reality

00:38:23.240 and so these theories that they have applied on campuses are now being forced on corporate america

00:38:31.200 and the nfl has swallowed it whole because again the people making the decisions and pushing this

00:38:38.900 agenda are just creating additional jobs for themselves within the nfl the nfl will have a

00:38:46.160 diversity inclusion and equity chief uh and someone to oversee all of this managing of racial quotas

00:38:54.960 that they're going and and those will be black people or women or lgbtq and it's no different than the

00:39:03.280 all of this stuff has happened within corporate america if you go look at the profile of moach

00:39:09.120 people running human resources department they're minorities and or lgbtq and and they're the gatekeepers

00:39:19.360 for who gets jobs in corporate america and and the nfl is is going to start setting up its gatekeepers

00:39:27.720 to decide who gets jobs in the nfl and it'll be someone lgbtq or minority if i'm now i don't know much

00:39:35.060 about sports but if i'm not mistaken i've only seen somebody hire somebody completely incompetent

00:39:40.520 in sports and have it worked out and that is ted lasso i think that's the only time that that is

00:39:47.660 another example right there at home good uh and barry switzer was a heck of a college coach he had

00:39:53.780 no business coaching the dallas cowboys he won a super bowl with jimmy johnson's dallas cowboys when

00:39:59.540 jerry jones run it ran him out so you can't get away with it for a short time if there's enough talent

00:40:04.900 are we the only country doing this to our sports teams uh i can't answer that question i i i can't

00:40:14.560 answer it and i and to some degree i don't care uh because all i care about is america uh well i know

00:40:22.960 but i mean you know if you know we've always led the world because we were a meritocracy yeah uh and i'd

00:40:30.460 just like to see if we have spread this disease everywhere uh i mean because the the western

00:40:37.560 culture is so affected by america and if we're spreading this disease i mean i feel and i've never

00:40:45.020 said this before i feel sorry for soccer fans and i'd like to apologize to them yeah i i would tend to

00:40:52.740 think we're spreading the disease because the disease is really coming it's from coming from a

00:40:58.320 lab in at harvard and yale and stanford and you know it's we we had a lab leak and it's spreading

00:41:09.080 all over the country this diversity inclusion and equity you know i love to call it die d-i-e they call

00:41:18.460 it d-e-i intensely but it is they're they're just out trying to kill the american spirit the american

00:41:25.660 way of life uh all under the pretense of you know empowering uh you know these oppressed minorities

00:41:35.880 and and it's offensive to me as a black man and as someone who grew up and i went to college on a

00:41:43.600 football scholarship i wouldn't be college educated about football there's been no challenge placed in

00:41:48.380 front of black men that we haven't been able to overcome and scale those heights if if just the

00:41:56.140 playing field were level they're not trying to level the playing field anymore they're trying to tilt

00:42:01.880 the playing field and it's offensive to me i don't need crutches i i really don't uh my dad and mom

00:42:09.260 wear my crutches and they push me forward and and all of all of virtually all of my friends that i

00:42:16.580 went to college with black guys their parents wear their crutches and i'm looking at these guys and

00:42:22.220 where they're at in their mid-50s and the american system work for them it did not oppress them it

00:42:29.180 worked for them has everything been perfect no but my friends own businesses have high level jobs

00:42:36.300 uh have successful marriages raising great kids and and again most of us did not come from much

00:42:43.820 you know my dad didn't graduate high school my mother was a factory worker that's kind of the

00:42:49.720 profile of most of my friends parents and we've all done really well and and these guys that all have

00:42:56.780 kids and family they're pushing their generation of kids further along than they were i have to tell you

00:43:03.880 um i just you know you made me think of something that i haven't even thought of when you said

00:43:08.600 die for diversity uh inclusion uh and equity instead of dei and you said you know they spell it that way

00:43:19.660 for obvious reasons and i thought yeah the die thing and but when the way you said it it made me think

00:43:26.020 wait a minute that's dei that's latin that's latin for god that is that is where i mean if you look

00:43:35.140 if you look it up it's um you know uh dei or deus but dei is is god and uh i don't think that

00:43:49.060 necessarily is uh a coincidence i i'm not saying that they did that for a reason you know for that reason

00:43:54.860 but i just think there are little signs everywhere that show that this these people think they're god

00:44:01.100 they just think they're god and they are worshiping baal the god of the old testament and it is uh

00:44:07.880 not the right god to be following i'll say this if they don't think they're god they think they're

00:44:13.900 smarter than god yeah and yeah just as problematic true jason whitlock thank you so much god bless you

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