After allowing an average of 2 million illegal border crossings per year since he s been president, Joe Biden has finally caved to political pressure and agreed to restrict the invasion across our southern border. The big win here for conservatives is not the slightly diminished, yet still historic invasion of our country. The win here is Biden s implicit admission that President Trump was right to urge Republicans to reject his stupid immigration bill back in February.
00:03:36.920Coming up in just a moment, we have an interview with a pro-life advocate who is being sent to prison for a very long time for peacefully advocating the end of infanticide.
00:03:51.200Meanwhile, the rapists and the marauders and the murderers go free.
00:03:54.800But if you're a peaceful pro-lifer, you're going to get the book thrown at you.
00:03:57.940We will get into more of our corruption that we're seeing in the justice system.
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00:05:18.820I'm glad that the conservatives held the line on that bill.
00:05:22.080The squishes were pushing it so hard they were falling for the Biden-Democrat line hook line and sinker, even though it made no sense whatsoever.
00:05:28.960As though we didn't have laws against illegal immigration already.
00:05:32.820Biden said, oh no, one more law that I can ignore.
00:06:35.320Because cynical meaning without any regard for the truth.
00:06:39.080Biden was just arguing vociferously that they needed this legislation passed in order to do what he's now admitting he can do with the stroke of a pen.
00:06:46.080Furthermore, he was arguing that we need these poor unwashed masses, these oppressed people to come pour into our country.
00:06:54.860It makes our country so much better when we have virtually unlimited immigration.
00:07:16.200Because we're five months out from an election, as Senator Kennedy points out.
00:07:19.640And Biden knows that the migration issue is killing him.
00:07:22.740Because the vast majority of Americans want to drastically reduce the number of migrants who come into our country.
00:07:26.940Because over the last 60, 70 years, the movement of people into the United States has been the largest movement of people ever in recorded history.
00:07:36.160So he's going to change his argument today.
00:07:38.320He's going to change his argument tomorrow.
00:07:40.420And he's going to change his argument the next day without any regard for the truth about how our government works, about what migration does for America, and about what the American people want.
00:07:53.760We are getting lots of moral victories.
00:08:09.060What we're not getting is lots of political victories.
00:08:12.040They are prosecuting, convicting, and probably imprisoning our political leaders.
00:08:17.740They're certainly imprisoning people around our political leader.
00:08:20.180And they seem poised to do it to the former president and current Republican Party nominee, which is Trump's latest pithy, blunt fundraising and campaign appeal.
00:09:00.360Even the fact that the liberal justice system was able to keep Donald Trump off the campaign trail and in a New York courtroom for weeks.
00:09:11.500The fact that they can keep him focused on this, the fact that they can – it's backfiring in the sense that he's raising tens and tens of millions of dollars on this injustice and public opinion is swaying decisively in his direction.
00:09:25.420But the fact that they can keep him occupied with this nonsense when he should be campaigning for president makes him a political prisoner already.
00:09:34.300But that's not even the most provocative phrase he uses in that pitch.
00:09:38.180The most provocative phrase is he says, I'm a political prisoner of a failing nation.
00:10:15.360But then at a deeper level still, the fact that our nation for the first time ever in 234 years is prosecuting a former president, a current major party nominee,
00:10:28.400is the symptom that we are failing at a central, at a – in an essential level.
00:11:28.200The liberals, many, many liberals, refused to accept the results of that election.
00:11:32.060Stacey Abrams, they pretend that she's still the governor of Georgia even though she lost that race.
00:11:35.860Hillary Clinton, they pretend that she really secretly won the 2016 election.
00:11:39.460They've been doing this for years to a far greater extent and for much longer than the Republicans have.
00:11:47.000And the Republicans now don't really have faith in our institutions because all the election rules, not all of them, but many of them were changed in the lead up to 2020 to advantage Democrats in contravention, not only of laws, but of state constitutions even in the case of Pennsylvania.
00:12:03.740And because our justice system now has been proven to have illegally spied on President Trump's campaign and then to have illegally undermined his administration and now to be prosecuting him in a total break with American political tradition and without any real crime having been committed.
00:12:23.020The other day, I was asked to go on the Piers Morgan show, great, great, very fun clip.
00:12:28.980You can catch it over at Piers' YouTube channel.
00:12:31.560And I went on and it was a panel to debate the Trump prosecution and the conviction.
00:12:37.920And I asked a simple question to the liberal who was brought on television to defend this supposedly totally above board verdict.
00:12:47.360And I said, hey, simple question, what crime did Trump commit?
00:13:05.900OK, anyone with, you know, even a modicum of common sense and familiarity with the law and our political tradition, they know that this is failing.
00:13:16.800And if the Democrats agree on that and the Republicans agree on that and the corrosion and corruption continues apace, at a certain point, your country's failed.
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00:14:55.740You want to see one of the clearest signs of how corrupt our system has gotten.
00:15:37.08075-year-old woman in poor health, two years in prison could well be a life sentence.
00:15:42.340Then, Kolar-Cotelli, when this poor victim's mother, or this poor victim's husband, rather, begged for mercy and said,
00:15:57.040hey, my wife might die in prison here, die alone in prisons for the horrific crime of defending unborn babies.
00:16:04.620The judge decided to taunt the woman and her husband.
00:16:08.460The judge said that she hoped that Harlow would, quote, make an effort to remain alive.
00:16:16.860Then the cherry on top, the judge said she hoped that Harlow would make an effort to remain alive because trying to remain alive is, quote, a tenet of her religion.
00:17:26.960You'll be called brave, and you'll be lauded, and you will be celebrated.
00:17:32.460If you object to murdering babies, you will die in prison.
00:17:37.780And if you object to murdering babies on religious grounds, because God doesn't look favorably upon infanticide, then you'll be mocked and taunted while you're sent to die in prison.
00:18:13.460This woman, Judge Colleen Colar-Cotelli, is enthralled to real spiritual darkness.
00:18:23.600It probably would never occur to most people, one, to send a woman to die in prison for praying to stop infanticide, but then to taunt that woman and say, yeah, I hope you stay alive.
00:18:38.760Yeah, because that's what you Christians are supposed to do, aren't you?
00:18:51.260So one should pray, obviously, for the conversion of Judge Collar-Cotelli, but also one needs to take very seriously Trump's declaration that he's a political prisoner in a failing nation.
00:19:05.020People sometimes say that Trump is hyperbolic.
00:19:16.360We have an intentional invasion across our borders that the president lies and says he can't do anything to control, and then he pretends that he'll do something about it and admits that he can do something about it if he wanted to.
00:19:31.640Meanwhile, he and his party are prosecuting his chief rival trying to throw him in prison before the election.
00:19:39.860Meanwhile, anyone who objects even to the most heinous acts of this corrupt regime, the wholesale slaughter of innocent little babies, gets thrown in prison and mocked specifically for being Christian.
00:19:50.840That's real bad, guys, and I don't want to sound like I'm a tanky here or something.
00:19:57.100I don't want to sound like I'm just, you know, throwing stones at my own country.
00:20:48.180When Trump sends out a fundraising email saying that his conviction is crossing the Rubicon, yeah, sometimes comparisons to ancient Rome are overused.
00:23:54.160White people have done a lot of great stuff throughout history.
00:23:56.660White people have discovered all the stuff in the modern world.
00:24:00.600White people have given us great music, great art, great culture.
00:24:05.160White people have largely spread the religion, the true religion, the religion that animated our civilization.
00:24:14.140Not just white people that spread it, of course, but white people have done a great job as missionaries around the world, bringing spiritual light to all the corners of the world.
00:24:23.380White people have done a lot of great stuff.
00:24:26.740White people have also done some bad stuff, okay?
00:24:32.720And unfortunately here, what we're seeing at this tribe in the Amazon is that the white people are not bringing all the good stuff, all the really great music and the great art and the religion.
00:24:46.920White people are bringing the absolute worst stuff about white culture, which is liberalism, modern individualism, the internet for the purpose of what?
00:24:57.380Of porn and self-adulation through social media.
00:25:22.700Here's the key, I think, to this story.
00:25:24.420The Marubo, unlike other pagan tribes, the Marubo are a chaste tribe.
00:25:31.100They frown upon kissing in public, even.
00:25:35.780Now, all these standards of decorum have been upended.
00:25:41.240The young Marubo men have been sharing the porn videos to each other.
00:25:44.740They have demonstrated already more aggressive sexual behavior than the Marubo had seen before.
00:25:51.100We're worried, says one tribal leader.
00:25:54.420We're worried young people are going to want to try it.
00:25:56.580All of these decadent, disgusting things that they've been seeing on screen.
00:26:01.160Another father, Kaipa Marubo, is worried about his kids playing first-person shooter video games, saying,
00:26:06.720I'm worried that they're suddenly going to want to mimic them.
00:26:10.020And so this is a vindication of all the scolds in the 90s.
00:26:16.020You know, all the scolds that got made fun of and were called hysterical in the 90s for warning that violent video games weren't going to encourage acts of violence.
00:26:24.980And all the libertines said, no, that never happens, man.
00:26:28.060Come on, quit blaming violent video games for increasingly violent behavior.
00:26:33.280Stop blaming all the porn for all of the increasingly weird sex stuff that people are engaging in in the real physical world.
00:26:41.240The Marubo understand human nature a lot better than those white liberals.
00:26:46.380Because what the Marubo recognize is that human beings are mimetic.
00:27:33.700You want the Rolex watch, not because you know anything about watchmaking, but because people who you admire and respect and want to be like, like the Rolex watch.
00:27:47.280So if you have a culture, not to sound like 90s church lady, but if you want a culture that's not violent and crazed and full of lust and, you know, decadent sex stuff, then you got to, you got to tamp down the porn and the violent video games.
00:29:31.660Backstory is, this father is a right-wing activist and commentator.
00:29:36.740And he posted a picture with his kid, three-month-old kid, said pride and joy.
00:29:39.360And then this degenerate leftist comedian, quote-unquote, said nothing and no one can prevent the possibility that he is gay.
00:29:47.600And when he grows up and he gets tired of, and then he starts describing particularly gross sex acts, that he will go on and continue to live that lifestyle.
00:29:59.980I'm cleaning up some of the language here.
00:30:01.380And so this father, he says, you're going to regret those comments.
00:30:07.100And he shows up and he gives him a stern talking to him a couple smacks.
00:30:13.740The free speech absolutists, which was the position that the conservatives, quote-unquote, had adopted five, six years ago, they would say, well, no, you can never, ever get angry at anyone for anything they say.
00:30:25.840And you should never try to shut down speech.
00:30:27.800And what that comedian said is free speech.
00:30:29.620And certainly a father shouldn't give a smack to a guy who says that about his three-month-old son.
00:30:35.600My take on it, it's very good to control your emotions.
00:30:42.100We leave justice to the justice system.
00:30:46.620I don't think a reasonable jury, I don't think any member of a reasonable jury, if that Spanish father were brought up on charges, not one member would vote to convict if they were reasonable.
00:30:59.620I think society would be a little bit better if people were a little bit more polite, if people recognized that there are standards and taboos, and you don't say certain things.
00:31:09.300And if a so-called comedian made those kind of comments about my little kids, I'd probably be pretty inclined to have the same reaction.
00:31:19.920And before the libs accuse me of defending violence here, I'm observing a fact of political society and a fact of speech.
00:31:38.060If you, in America today, go out and say, for instance, transgenderism is wrong, and it's wrong for everyone, and so for the good of society, and especially for the good of the poor people who've fallen prey to this confusion, the ideology must be eradicated from public life entirely.
00:31:53.720If you were just hypothetically to say something like that, people would try to kill you.
00:31:59.000Leftists would actively, they would threaten to kill you, and they would try to kill you.
00:32:06.600And that would happen if you're a public person, that would happen if you're a private person, that would happen if you set it at your office or your school or at a cafe in the middle of nowhere.
00:32:16.720Because societies have standards and taboos and norms, and they enforce those.
00:32:24.140The problem with our society today is that this natural phenomenon still exists.
00:32:32.200It's just that if you go out and you make disgusting, sick comments that probably merit a hard drive check for that so-called comedian about a three-month-old kid, well, you'll be protected.
00:32:46.720But if you go out there and you say, hey, men and women are different, actually, the courts will be against you.
00:32:52.580They'll try to prosecute you if they can.
00:32:54.980But even if we're not that far along in America yet, if libs harass you, they threaten you, they attack you, they will be let off the hook most of the time.
00:33:07.880The problem isn't that we don't actually have taboos that we enforce here.
00:33:12.640It's that we protect all the most disgusting and depraved things.
00:33:16.720Rather than what we used to do, which was protect good things.
00:33:21.280And what we used to do, which was have a culture that exalted honor and virtue.
00:33:31.080A lot of lessons to be taken out of Spain.
00:33:34.060Speaking of weird sex stuff, there's a guy named Scott Wiener.
00:33:38.480Scott Wiener is a state senator in California.
00:33:41.480Scott Wiener wants to replace Nancy Pelosi.
00:33:43.340Nancy Pelosi has been in Congress since, I believe, the Articles of Confederation.
00:33:48.020She has been the Democrat leader there since at least the time of President Cleveland, maybe further back to President Garfield.
00:33:57.660And so Democrats are recognizing, you know, old father time comes for us all.
00:34:03.280And at a certain point, she's going to leave Congress.
00:34:05.340So this guy, Scott Wiener, wants to replace her.
00:34:08.060If you've heard that name, Scott Wiener before, you might have heard it on this show.
00:34:13.060It's because Scott Wiener is the state senator best known for vociferously advocating that there be a reduction in punishments for grown men who sexually abuse underage boys.
00:34:27.900That was a big campaign for Scott Wiener, is he said, the law in California is too harsh on grown men who sexually abuse underage boys.
00:34:38.700And we need to make sure that those men receive lighter punishments.
00:35:23.340But if you just look at the trajectory of the American political order, it's going in a bad direction.
00:35:30.200It is a vindication, not only of Trump and the conservatives and all that.
00:35:35.780It's a vindication of that old line that I learned from a priest friend of mine about the difference between a conservative optimist and a conservative pessimist.
00:35:43.240The conservative pessimist says things can't get any worse.
00:35:45.920The conservative optimist says, oh, yes, they can.
00:35:48.500My favorite comment yesterday is from Beatrix Kiddo 5, who says, Jim Jones, I got 900 people to drink the Kool-Aid.
00:36:41.140Well, myself, along with a number of other Christians, met in Mount Juliet to try to save babies one day at that particular TeraFem abortion clinic.
00:36:53.900We gathered in the hallway outside of the clinic, prayed and sang as some of the ladies were reaching out to women who were coming to seek services of the abortion clinic with hopes of changing their minds, offering them help so they wouldn't have to go through with that.
00:37:09.640And after about two hours, we were arrested.
00:37:20.180And ultimately, we were charged with violating the FACE Act, which was enacted during the Clinton administration in 94, basically to put to death any protests, as they would say, like this.
00:37:35.600And that wasn't enough for Merrick Garland and his crew.
00:37:40.040They looked back to the 1800s and found a law that was enacted to protect African-Americans against discrimination and having their civil rights violated.
00:37:51.220And they charged us with violating a violation of civil rights.
00:37:56.580So that added not just our half or six months possible sentence with FACE, another 10 years possible sentence.
00:38:05.840I could have told you almost exactly what they would have charged you with before you even said it.
00:38:35.720So the way that they tried to save face on it was they said, okay, and we're also going to protect houses of worship from protests.
00:38:43.640But the FACE Act is never used to prosecute protests at houses of worship.
00:38:49.060There's all sorts of vandalism, all sorts of evil stuff that the libs inflict on churches.
00:38:54.040And that stuff almost never gets prosecuted.
00:38:55.840And the FACE Act is never used as the justification for that kind of prosecution.
00:39:01.080Its only use is to protect the abortion mills from people praying and singing outside of them and putting people such as yourself in prison.
00:39:09.840Then the Civil Rights Act, or I'm sorry, the older civil rights laws that are being applied by the federal government, because now FACE Act, it's a federal crime.
00:39:18.960It's so disingenuous because in modern society, the justification for any great political movement has to be civil rights and the protection of civil rights.
00:39:31.820But of course, what about the civil rights of a little baby not to be murdered?
00:39:37.560That seems to have gone out the wayside.
00:39:39.840So now you're looking at over a decade in prison.
00:39:41.540What are the odds that that you have to serve it?
00:39:47.360Well, honestly, that's all in the hands of the judge in the early July.
00:39:53.520We just have the example of the sentencing in a D.C. case.
00:39:58.520The situation with their case was different from ours, so it's not identical.
00:40:04.460But those defendants received anywhere from 21 months to like 57 months, I believe.
00:40:11.760But they were held from the moment they were arrested all the way through to the trial.
00:41:12.760But we're trusting the father through it all.
00:41:15.740Ultimately, he would receive the most glory wherever he has us for the moment.
00:41:18.720What do you make, given these kinds of, now it seems, common prosecutions of nice, ordinary people who are just quietly or at least modestly and peacefully objecting to infanticide?
00:41:35.200All of these prosecutions, people going to prison.
00:41:37.540What do you make of President Trump's observation that we're living in a failing nation?
00:42:07.980And, you know, the Bible says judgment begins in the house of the Lord.
00:42:12.740You know, if things happen like this, those who stand up against evil, if hard times are going to have to come to them first, it seems that way right now.
00:42:23.560Then I guess it's the road we're going to have to walk.
00:42:27.180But hopefully with all the press and with all the attention that these crazy, absurd sentences or potential sentences will bring in the way they're persecuting the church, who stand against wickedness, hopefully it will waken people up and some people start speaking out and standing against it.
00:42:45.000I know that the politicians, even Trump, has spoken about our case on his campaign trail.
00:42:49.620So, hopefully, if he gets elected, he won't forget what he said during his campaigning if we're sitting in prison.
00:43:09.020Speaking of President Trump, there's a nice little coincidence there, which is that the president's sentencing is right around that time as well.
00:43:16.280And then four days after that, you're going to have the Republican National Convention with or without a nominee, I guess, depending on if they put the nominee in an orange jumpsuit.
00:43:25.160So, looking ahead at this, not just as a personal and legal issue, but as a political issue, are you hopeful?
00:43:36.600I mean, I know you're hopeful in the theological sense.
00:43:40.560But are you hopeful that the country is going to, this is going to wake people up?
00:43:45.360Or do you think that, no, that the libs are going to ramp up this persecution and things are going to get a lot worse before they get better?
00:43:56.160I can see where they're ramping up the persecution because that's what they're doing.
00:44:00.960You know, they've been, the feds have been bringing charges against people who had been arrested years ago that whose court cases had already been settled.
00:44:10.860They were, they were gone and then digging those cases up to bring federal charges against them.
00:44:15.880Now they're on a, they're seeing that it's working, at least at this point, they're getting convictions.
00:44:21.400So, I think they're enjoying their time right now.
00:44:25.360But whether things will turn around in the future, I mean, if I don't speak theologically, just what I see around me, I see things growing worse.
00:44:33.840I look at, you know, how are college students being taught right now in the universities, you know, our future leaders and the worldviews people have.
00:44:40.300And what I see when I minister at the abortion clinics, harder and harder hearts than I used to, say, in the 90s.
00:44:47.840But I'm hopeful that if the church acts like the church and becomes salt and light as we should be, that also will identify.
00:44:57.480And hopefully, hopefully, you know, we always want to see revival.
00:45:09.620And the Christian view of history, of course, is a little different maybe than the secular view of history where they say it's just one damn thing after another.
00:45:17.140The Christian view of history is that we know the beginning.
00:45:20.540We know the pivot of history, the incarnation, the crucifixion, the resurrection.