The NXR Podcast - THE LIVESTREAM - 3 White Pills From Trump & RFK

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00:00:31.000 Christians across the country have watched the early months of Trump's return to power

00:00:35.540 with cautious patience, wondering, even praying for signs that real change was coming.

00:00:41.480 Now those signs may finally be emerging, not in fanfare, but in force.

00:00:47.260 After months of what seemed like political stagnation and institutional gridlock, the

00:00:52.120 tide may be beginning to turn.

00:00:53.880 In Riyadh, President Trump delivered a foreign policy message grounded not in idealism,

00:01:00.000 but in clarity. And I quote, it is God's job to sit in judgment. It is my job to defend America.

00:01:07.880 Close quote. That message came alongside a pair of massive economic deals with Qatar and Saudi

00:01:14.100 Arabia, totaling hundreds of billions of dollars and potentially supporting over a million U.S.

00:01:19.960 jobs. Domestically, the ground is shifting as well. A Wisconsin judge, long seen as a symbol

00:01:27.040 of progressive judicial activism has been federally indicted and in a ruling that few

00:01:33.120 expected a federal court has upheld trump's use of the alien enemies act to deport members of

00:01:39.800 violent foreign gangs the legal system long weaponized against the right is starting to show

00:01:45.640 signs of something unfamiliar that is equilibrium and then there's rfk no not a de facto still a

00:01:54.320 liberal in many ways, but one willing to tear into the bureaucratic rot inside the NIH. For

00:02:01.480 Christians, his calls for transparency in the halls of scientific authority echo a deeper longing

00:02:07.820 that the light would expose the darkness. For those who have waited and prayed for the return

00:02:14.520 of order, for justice with teeth, and for leaders that are willing to defend the good,

00:02:20.060 These are not random events. They are early signs, slow signs, but real ones. What we are

00:02:27.340 witnessing may be the beginning of a providential reordering. Not perfect, not messianic, but

00:02:34.140 unmistakable. This episode is brought to you by our premier sponsors, Armored Republic and Reese

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00:02:47.660 going to patreon.com forward slash right response ministries or you can donate by going to right

00:02:55.760 response ministries.com forward slash donate in today's episode we're looking at the glimmers of

00:03:04.140 renewal foreign policy rooted in realism a justice system testing its strength and cracks forming in

00:03:11.720 the walls of institutional secrecy. Is this a political resurgence or the beginning of

00:03:18.100 something deeper? Let's find out. All right, welcome. We are back. This is Friday, last day

00:03:32.460 of the week. And Wednesday, I got some messages from some people. Michael was one of them, but

00:03:37.520 also from some of you a couple of you guys emailing reaching out which i appreciated uh you

00:03:42.660 were very encouraging but just saying joel um you got me down a little bit and you seemed down a

00:03:49.140 little bit uh by the end of that episode uh it was kind of a it was kind of a we're so over uh

00:03:55.480 moment so michael uh reached out to us uh yesterday uh nathan and i are our tech uh advisor and said

00:04:03.660 guys we need uh i had a different episode planned for today yeah you were like we got to finish the

00:04:08.260 week with some white pills because wednesday was too depressing and so we've got some so we've got

00:04:13.420 we're going to go through uh some recent news cycle uh looking at some things that have been

00:04:19.020 unfolding primarily focusing on uh some recent things with trump and rfk uh jr and um and things

00:04:28.380 are not just uh that don't appear to merely be talk like there's some some areas where

00:04:35.320 like deportations right right like Cinco de Porto came and went and I was hoping I was hoping we

00:04:41.560 would celebrate May 5th with like millions going back you know and and they could all go back with 0.53

00:04:46.880 sombreros or whatever you know but that didn't happen and so like on on the deportation uh side

00:04:52.620 of the equation like we have to admit that um not that it'll never happen we could be a little bit

00:04:57.320 hopeful but um as it currently stands uh trump has been far more bark than bite right now there

00:05:04.020 there are you know you can make um explanations and and reasons for his hands being judicially

00:05:10.560 tied and these kinds of things so it may not be his fault it may be reality but it is the reality

00:05:15.360 exactly so in terms of the deportations that we were promised that he campaigned on uh we're

00:05:20.720 getting a fraction of that right now he would come in under obama yep um in terms of deportations

00:05:25.840 So we're just wanting to be realistic. We don't want to be pessimistic just for the sake of being pessimistic. We also don't want to be unrealistically optimistic. So today we're going to focus not necessarily on deportations. Maybe there'll be great news about that in the next month or so. And we're holding out hope and praying for that. But we want to look at some other areas where Trump has not just said something, but done something that we think is hopeful. And then the same with RFK.

00:05:54.820 We do have to address one other rumor, though, Joel.

00:05:57.120 Okay, what's that?

00:05:57.940 That rumor is that Wes is actually never coming back.

00:06:00.900 He's never coming back.

00:06:02.720 He was deported.

00:06:04.320 That's right.

00:06:05.380 He was deported.

00:06:06.800 They got into the chat and they said,

00:06:08.780 we're sorry, but you are alarmingly far right wing.

00:06:13.240 And they sent him to El Salvador.

00:06:16.500 He's doing hard labor.

00:06:18.600 Wes will be back.

00:06:19.820 He has been in Hawaii for his sister's wedding for two weeks.

00:06:23.560 i've never heard of a wedding that's two weeks uh long not even weddings are that long right yeah

00:06:29.540 so it turns out that i think uh he just i'm a i'm a really good boss and he is just taking

00:06:36.780 advantage of me like shamelessly he's like i know i can get away with it and joel won't do anything

00:06:41.620 about it and um and that that is true he ran the calculus he's like joel needs me more than i need

00:06:49.120 him at this point he's like i'm going to hawaii so two week long trip to hawaii he's coming back

00:06:55.360 and the next week i think all three of us are together do you have don't do you have like one

00:07:00.180 out of out of monday wednesday friday that you're missing next week no not next week good okay so

00:07:05.540 we're gonna we're gonna have to live stream all three days and probably like like sandbag a couple

00:07:12.140 episodes because then the week after next week i'm out of town for a family reunion i'm not going

00:07:17.740 to hawaii for two weeks like a like a madman i'm going on a on a five-day trip like a normal human

00:07:23.880 being once a year and this is it so anyways um so we should be back to our normal regiment on monday

00:07:30.320 all right do you want to outline our absolutely so um the other thing and i would actually welcome

00:07:36.580 you guys feedback and for real uh we've tossed around um a couple times here in the studio just

00:07:44.380 you know most of our episodes are a deep dive into one thing and you know we branch off we

00:07:49.700 have tangents and we and we but we try to follow one trail even if the trail is a winding trail

00:07:55.280 so we've talked for a little while i wonder what it would look like to kind of take a couple

00:08:00.100 different things kind of like other podcasts do occasionally where they read a headline and they

00:08:04.000 talk about it or i mean that's really what rush limbaugh started doing way back when was he would

00:08:08.480 just read the news and commentate on it. So we're not so much commentating on it, but today with

00:08:14.940 wanting to do something that was a little bit more white pilly, and I thought it's a great time to

00:08:20.700 try this thing that we've been talking about, where let's hit kind of some different various 0.98

00:08:25.380 topics all under kind of a heading of, is what's going on positive? Is it a sign of actual progress?

00:08:33.040 uh or is it just more you know smoke and mirrors um so that being the case we're going to hit three

00:08:39.200 different areas if we get to to all of those maybe two um just of events that have been going on

00:08:44.760 okay and certainly there's been a lot of you know news these days is uh well we joke sometimes we'll

00:08:51.500 plan an episode two days ahead right and by the day of the episode it's like that's either

00:08:55.780 irrelevant or there's something already much more important on the uh on the horizon and so

00:09:00.560 So just since yesterday, there's crazy stuff going on with the Diddy trial and all of that stuff.

00:09:08.100 Next week, I would love to do an episode on the Diddy trial because you and I were talking before we started live streaming.

00:09:14.080 But it's just important that secularism has infected everything, not just for Christians and people who are politically and culturally right to where liberalism seeps into everything.

00:09:26.440 It's like, well, I'm just holding to the Christian faith.

00:09:29.340 and it's like yeah but like all of your heroes would have disagreed with you right and you would 0.63

00:09:33.300 have disagreed with them you would have excommunicated all the guys that you claim to

00:09:36.600 read and love um you you claim to be a christian but it's not really historic christianity it's

00:09:42.580 20th century liberalism walking around in a skin suit and so we we've seen the effects of of secular

00:09:48.600 you know liberalism seeping in for christians and i think we're aware of that that that a lot of

00:09:54.100 um the the things that we hold dear as we think you know it's just pure doctrine or it's it's just

00:10:01.260 a pure unadulterated you know items of faith um that a lot of them are are tainted and

00:10:08.680 tainted by the enlightenment and by liberalism and um but what we miss sometimes is that um that

00:10:16.160 is just as true um if if we could categorize it as like light and dark light and dark um secularism

00:10:23.780 and liberalism infecting the light to where things that we think are, you know, it's the way that the

00:10:31.900 light has been infected for Christians, it's true of the dark to where like we often, you know, we

00:10:38.020 look at certain behaviors, you know, and we look at churches and we look at doctrines and all this

00:10:44.200 kind of stuff and we just, we have humanistic ways of analyzing. It's analytics, it's explaining

00:10:52.300 away sometimes the supernatural and the reality of of god's miraculous work and what he's doing

00:10:58.780 and likewise we can do that when it comes to the enemy we can say well yeah you know there's a lot 0.98

00:11:04.920 of lawlessness and uh degradation you know with with the left and with those who are are unbelievers

00:11:13.120 um and it's because they're they're greedy and have a lust for power and simply don't want to 0.93

00:11:20.560 be held accountable or um but but sometimes it's just helpful to to pull back out and really you

00:11:26.920 know without over spiritualizing but to see that um that we really do live in a a world of people

00:11:33.380 who are inherently worshipers and they are religious everyone's religious and to say like

00:11:38.660 no on the right it's not just good behavior but it's it's worship of the triune god and then on

00:11:43.320 the left to remember oh it's not just you know guys in a boardroom who uh want to make more money

00:11:49.080 at the expense of the poor uh they're also doing um rituals blood rituals and um and

00:11:57.260 worshiping demons right they actually are like they actually are worshiping like sometimes you

00:12:02.460 got to give alex jones a little credit you know it's like the guy you know he's been wrong every

00:12:07.340 now and then but he's been right about a lot and so uh yeah so i'd love to do an episode on um the

00:12:12.800 whole the ditty trials and and those kinds of things i also and i hope we're not too late to

00:12:18.040 this but i think that we would have a unique perspective on it uh but i think it would also

00:12:23.120 be uh helpful to maybe do an episode on the africaners um that you know that all the refugees

00:12:29.660 you know all 59 of them uh 59 you know american flag waving you know um heterosexual conservative

00:12:37.760 families you know that um have come that happen to be white uh that are being persecuted in south

00:12:44.680 Africa. You know, I think that an episode on that could be really helpful as well.

00:12:49.020 Right. Good. Well, so today what we're going to start with is some of the news from the

00:12:54.000 international area with Trump's trip to the Middle East. And this is this is a complicated

00:13:01.740 area and some it's to some degree a little bit outside of our wheelhouse. And I'm aware that

00:13:06.300 there's always, you know, anytime there's money changing hands, there's always strings attached.

00:13:10.600 And so I've heard the argument, well, now there's strings that we are attached to Qatar with or more strings that we're attached to Saudi Arabia with.

00:13:19.840 I get all of that.

00:13:21.940 One of the things I wanted to start with was a quote from Steve Bannon a couple of months ago, maybe a month and a half ago or so, where I think it was NPR was interviewing him.

00:13:33.980 And he basically said, look, I, the whole time, this is Bannon, have not expected really any of the fireworks of Trump's promises until the summer into his term.

00:13:45.580 His point in the in this segment of the interview was things take time, even with someone who's, you know, is gung ho and kind of rambunctious as Trump is bull in a china shop style.

00:13:58.740 The wheels move slowly.

00:14:00.500 And so I just wanted to frame our discussion today.

00:14:03.920 Bannon may be right, he might not be, but I thought it was an interesting perspective

00:14:07.580 as we are saying, where are the changes?

00:14:10.500 So, Nate, let's roll clip number one, and this is Bannon with the NPR reporter.

00:14:15.220 Seven emergency powers now, or eight emergency powers enacted by the president.

00:14:20.600 He's fully within his rights as commander in chief, and yes, we're coming not just to

00:14:26.040 a constitutional crisis, we're coming to a convergence of crises.

00:14:30.500 that are going to start hitting us this summer. One of these is the constitutional.

00:14:34.100 I'm glad that you brought this up, because in this very book of mine that I brought,

00:14:37.380 I write about one of the instances with Chief Justice Tawney. And it's interesting. Lincoln

00:14:42.680 did suspend the right of habeas corpus. In the case of a Maryland man had been burning bridges.

00:14:47.180 I guess Steve Inscape just agreed with me. Hang on. Tawney said Congress could do that.

00:14:54.620 Lincoln said, I think the president can do that. In the end, a few months later,

00:14:58.180 when Congress returned. Congress voted to approve what he had done. In the end, he got back within

00:15:05.040 the constitutional system. Seward and Lincoln were so concerned that what they had done in that

00:15:10.020 interim time, as you remember, was outside the Constitution, that Seward, because these are the

00:15:16.080 smartest lawyers in the country, right? Seward and Lincoln would sit there and talk about the

00:15:21.040 implicit powers of the Constitution, the implied powers of the Constitution for the chief executive.

00:15:25.500 it's brought up brilliantly in Spielberg's movie Lincoln I think there's a lot of discussion of

00:15:30.100 that but you're right Lincoln did it that was all paper that they papered over what they had to do

00:15:35.420 after the fact but they're covering themselves but in the moment what President Lincoln did

00:15:40.100 exactly what President Trump's done you've had these you've had a judge here Bosberg try to step

00:15:45.120 in the middle of a commander-in-chief making decisions about aircraft in the air you can't

00:15:49.560 Right now, the hill that the Democrats are dying on is about a human trafficker, right?

00:15:55.400 A human trafficker that is down in a prison, has been sent down to a prison.

00:15:59.500 They're trying to say, if every one of these criminal terrorists have due process, it's 200 years before they get out.

00:16:06.580 It's not going to happen.

00:16:07.540 It's just not going to happen.

00:16:08.480 The American people back Trump on this, and they have to go, and they're going to go.

00:16:11.700 want to go all right so um bannon saying um you know things are building towards a crescendo and

00:16:21.320 that's really the question that we're you know i guess okay cautiously optimistic about but also

00:16:28.040 like you're gonna have the proof will be in the pudding this summer if it actually all does come

00:16:32.780 about but i thought that was an interesting way because that was even back in april that he said

00:16:36.740 that yeah yeah no that is encouraging um it it is true that certain things do take time um

00:16:43.600 because the president constitutionally speaking has um a shocking amount of power right um most

00:16:53.160 of the things that the president is actually capable of doing people even you know ostensibly

00:16:59.700 you know conservatives would claim was tyranny you know an authoritarian and um if if trump

00:17:05.740 behaved in the ways that Andrew Jackson or other presidents have. And the Constitution actually

00:17:12.120 affords him a great deal of power. But the problem is that we haven't been a constitutional

00:17:16.920 republic for quite some time now. Instead, we're a managerial state. It's just a giant bloated

00:17:24.100 bureaucracy of red tape. And so it's going to take time and fighting behind the scenes to cut

00:17:33.600 through a lot of that and so um it's entirely possible and and i don't want to be unnecessarily

00:17:40.340 you know unfairly pessimistic it's entirely possible that uh that trump you know that it

00:17:46.060 requires a few months uh for him to be able to set the stage to eventually cross the rubicon you know

00:17:53.360 and um and be able to accomplish some of the things that uh that he said he's going to accomplish

00:17:59.400 It is entirely possible that his hands really are tied behind his back and he's working to break free and that he's successful in being able to do that.

00:18:08.760 And then once he's free, that he actually begins to accomplish a great deal.

00:18:13.500 All those things are possible.

00:18:14.800 It's also possible that sometimes bark is bigger than bite.

00:18:20.200 That's also possible.

00:18:21.040 I listened to some of the oral arguments today from what's being called the birthright citizenship case.

00:18:29.120 It's not really about that. It's whether judges, federal judges, have the right and authority to override the administration's policy.

00:18:39.160 So the Supreme Court likely is not going to weigh in on the birthright question.

00:18:43.020 What they're trying to decide is whether judges have the authority to countermand the president from their little desk in Hawaii or wherever it is.

00:18:52.380 And the attorney for the White House said that this phenomenon of a local judge, a federal judge, overriding an executive authority, actually, while it's a little while ago, it's actually quite new.

00:19:07.640 only the last four or five presidents have had to deal with this in american history even at times

00:19:13.280 when other very controversial legislation was was being proposed such as the new deal um judges were

00:19:19.780 not just boom president cannot do that they were the the parties were fighting it with other ways

00:19:25.300 more um you know procedural ways and so this is this is actually while it's been the case maybe

00:19:32.220 if you're younger or been paying attention to politics

00:19:35.660 only for the last, you know, four, eight, or 12 years,

00:19:38.620 this actually, judges having that sort of authority

00:19:41.020 is a novelty in American jurisprudence.

00:19:44.680 Well, the nice thing, though, about judges,

00:19:48.060 you know, whether it's the Supreme Court

00:19:49.440 or, you know, the judicial branch is,

00:19:51.620 if Trump wants to defy them,

00:19:56.180 then the judges can bring their army.

00:19:59.420 That's right.

00:20:00.360 Right?

00:20:00.780 So, I mean, Trump can say,

00:20:01.720 well i heard your ruling and too bad um we're going to do this and here's the national guard

00:20:08.300 and here's this and here's the other and swoop in with actual show of force and the judges can 1.00

00:20:14.740 say well you're not allowed to like that's the thing that like we forget about school moms is 0.99

00:20:19.940 that um all you have to do is just not listen like you know like all at the end of the day all

00:20:27.100 you have to do like they don't actually have power they don't actually have you know like i i remember

00:20:33.700 i got in trouble in a sermon because i was talking about how um part of the problem is that we've had

00:20:39.780 uh too few you know like we society is missing um it's missing its bullies right used to you know

00:20:48.300 like we have a theater kid occupied government you know um and it's like where was where was

00:20:54.580 like society's immune system back when this person who's now ruling and is a terror a leftist terror

00:21:01.980 it's like this all could have been solved if when they were 14 years old they were shoved in a

00:21:06.920 locker yeah you know um and but you know we stopped doing that and now we have the problems

00:21:12.760 that we have today so my point is i think that trump could and you know the the verdict is still

00:21:19.380 out we'll see what he ends up doing but um if he can't get things squared away um judicially um he

00:21:26.700 always could just do it anyways it reminds me um you all have probably seen clips of open air

00:21:35.140 preachers or even some of the abortion abolition videos where they're they're standing in a public

00:21:40.220 space and some you know karen comes up to him and says you can't stand here you have to stand over

00:21:45.480 there and they're like no we're gonna stand here yeah and and the school mom the karen just looks

00:21:50.780 at the shock like and but then it's like well now what am i gonna do right nothing i can't do

00:21:54.720 anything nothing yeah all right let's jump into the first clip here so this is from um trump's

00:22:00.500 trip over to the middle east and uh this is specifically in in iran and riyadh um now there's

00:22:06.300 some things to be cautious of lots of weapons deals being signed and things like that but the

00:22:11.140 content in this part of the speech was really something that i have not heard in a foreign

00:22:17.320 policy speech ever is this in american is this when i think i watched this is this when he was

00:22:22.860 securing our qatari money to fund right response right isn't that isn't that what we're about to

00:22:30.080 that's that is exactly the clip no it's not the clip yeah yeah we i we support this 100 this is

00:22:35.540 how this is how we pay the bills yeah if only it's not how we pay the bills we do rely on super

00:22:40.460 chats and donations yeah that's true we actually and people liking the video and sharing it yes

00:22:44.520 yes all right nathan let's roll that second clip the west should not be dragging itself

00:22:48.760 backward into another endless war in europe yet another endless war we should stop the killing

00:22:56.100 and work together to address the biggest long-term threats as one unbeatable team think of us as an

00:23:03.080 unbeatable team i mean when you look at what you've done here that's much more difficult than 0.99

00:23:08.400 stopping stupidity. 1.00

00:23:12.020 Think of it. 1.00

00:23:13.080 It's stupidity. 1.00

00:23:15.160 What you've done is much more difficult 1.00

00:23:17.100 and you did it better than anybody else

00:23:18.980 has ever done it. As President of the

00:23:20.980 United States,

00:23:22.320 my preference will always be

00:23:27.120 for peace and partnership

00:23:28.840 whenever those outcomes

00:23:30.900 can be achieved. Always. It's always

00:23:33.200 going to be that way. Only a fool 1.00

00:23:35.320 would think otherwise. 0.98

00:23:36.300 In recent years, far too many American presidents have been afflicted with the notion that it's our job to look into the souls of foreign leaders and use U.S. policy to dispense justice for their sins.

00:23:51.140 They loved using our very powerful military, and now it's really the most powerful it's ever been.

00:23:57.680 We just are getting a budget approved, $1 trillion, highest budget we've ever had in history for military, $1 trillion.

00:24:07.480 And we're getting the greatest missiles, the greatest weapons.

00:24:11.660 And, you know, I hate to do it, but you have to do it because we believe in peace through strength.

00:24:17.600 You have to have the strength.

00:24:18.680 Otherwise, bad things could happen.

00:24:20.280 But hopefully we'll never have to use any of those weapons.

00:24:25.040 Seems to be an awfully big waste of money.

00:24:27.100 if you're never going to use them, but hopefully we'll never have to use them because the destructive

00:24:30.960 power of some of those weapons are like nobody's seen before. I believe it is God's job to sit in

00:24:39.040 judgment, my job to defend America and to promote the fundamental interest of stability, prosperity

00:24:46.940 and peace. That's what I really want to do. I will never hesitate to wield American power if it's

00:24:53.420 necessary to defend the United States or to help defend our allies and there will be no mercy for

00:25:07.820 any foe who tries to do us or them harm we will have no mercy they understand that that's why I've

00:25:15.200 been pretty lucky a lot of people think you know he he's looking to fight he's looking to fight and

00:25:20.860 things get settled. It's an amazing thing when they really think you mean it. But we do. We have

00:25:26.660 the greatest military, the strongest military, stronger than any. Nobody's even close. We have

00:25:31.500 the best weapons in the world, but we don't want to use them. If you threaten America or our

00:25:36.680 partners, however, then you'll be faced with overwhelming strength and devastating force.

00:25:42.340 We have things that you don't even know about, you don't hear about. And if you did, you'd say,

00:25:47.560 wow that is quintessential trump we have the best military it's the best better than anyone in the

00:25:56.240 world uh if you heard about it you say wow wow that's trump that's that's what we love about

00:26:04.680 him yeah you gotta love him um but yeah i mean that's true um we've had i mean joe biden was

00:26:11.040 an old guy with dementia i mean it's a danger to uh americans it's a danger to the entire world

00:26:18.240 like it is a blessing uh to have a country that um that has strength and is also going to be you

00:26:26.880 know benevolent and uh exercise that strength responsibly and you can say that trump's not

00:26:31.400 responsible and i don't feel comfortable with him having access to nukes and um but we've already

00:26:36.560 had a trump term and uh and we had more peace around the world during those four years i mean

00:26:42.540 you think about the four years of trump and foreign affairs and wars and then you think about

00:26:47.600 just four years as soon as he was gone every everyone in the world thought this is our chance

00:26:52.720 yep and uh and all of a sudden you know you had uh wars with ukraine and russia you had you know

00:27:00.520 things ramping up between Iran and Israel, and even that, it's not great.

00:27:06.060 Certainly not great.

00:27:07.140 But, you know, even just in the last week, there's been some positive news headlines

00:27:11.740 coming through the pipe.

00:27:13.100 This, to me, is the positive news.

00:27:14.680 This is why I put this in as a white pill. 0.93

00:27:17.120 First of all, he left Israel out of this process. 0.93

00:27:20.060 Yep, I love that.

00:27:20.640 Second of all, he pointed at the Saudi prince and said, ally, right?

00:27:25.700 Which has been for a long time.

00:27:26.840 But they're in Iran, which is what every globalist impulse has been trying to get us to go to war in the country where he's sitting there.

00:27:38.540 And he's doing two things.

00:27:40.160 He's saying, I prefer to be allies.

00:27:43.480 And he's saying, but if you're not going to be our ally, we've got the biggest military you've ever seen.

00:27:50.240 We've got some stuff you've never seen.

00:27:51.980 And so the reason why this was so remarkable to me is people think, okay, we're going to get pushed into a war in Iran.

00:27:59.780 And what Trump does, he goes to Iran and he offers them peace with a threat behind the peace.

00:28:05.700 No, you're right.

00:28:06.240 I'm glad you showed this clip in terms of white pills to end the week here on Friday.

00:28:10.280 This is a big one because that has been, I think, one of the most serious concerns that people have had is rising tensions in the Middle East and World War III. 0.81

00:28:19.400 um that it starts with you know israel and iran but then we get roped in because of israel because 0.53

00:28:24.700 we always just do what they say you know and and uh are you know just shilling for israel all the

00:28:30.700 time and so people were concerned about that trump having you know massive donations uh behind him

00:28:35.860 from you know uh jews here in america like the uh the adelson's adelson's i always forget how to

00:28:41.500 pronounce it but a hundred million dollar you know a donation towards his campaign and and so

00:28:46.460 the the fears you know or concerns of him being beholden uh to you know to jewish people and and

00:28:54.000 just backing you know netanyahu uh regardless so like when i when i saw that headline of like trump

00:28:59.940 doesn't like netanyahu i was like yes like that's that's what i like to see um and then him actually

00:29:07.560 being in iran and cutting israel out right and it's not saying like and so now we're going to

00:29:12.980 go to war against israel there's nothing like that you know even remotely on the table but just 0.87

00:29:17.440 saying um i'm like when i think of just human conflict normal conflict um like we're supposed

00:29:24.220 to go to the person yep who allegedly you know is is upset and angry and you know like so uh i mean

00:29:33.040 every conflict that i've dealt with in my personal life or that i've dealt with others you know

00:29:37.100 trying to mediate you know pastorally whereas someone's like well so and so is really really

00:29:41.960 bad and really i just can't tell you how bad they are and they've said this and they've done that

00:29:46.680 and um and and you're only talking to this one person about someone right you know um so for

00:29:52.820 trump to say no i'm just gonna go talk to i'm just gonna go talk to them and um that's i think

00:29:58.340 that's huge and it kind of breaks some of the power that netanyahu and israel has had of just

00:30:05.620 taking their word for it that's right um so to break that up and actually establish relations

00:30:11.160 um with with some of these muslim countries not necessarily all of them you know and and not

00:30:18.700 saying that like that we're okay now we're pro-islam like no i i don't think that's that's 0.54

00:30:23.960 right or helpful um but we shouldn't be pro-judaism right you know like either so it's

00:30:30.900 just this is the way the world works um we live in a world that has multiple nations and you're

00:30:37.060 going to have to have some kind of interaction with them and so the idea that trump is going

00:30:40.820 to interact with both sides uh i think on his own on his own without just taking someone else's word

00:30:47.060 for it um i i i when i saw that and then some of the news headlines that i've read and you know

00:30:53.500 looking into it a little bit i think you know um the you know if we were putting a percentage of

00:30:58.700 world war three uh i i think it um the chances have been cut in half yeah it's it's substantial

00:31:04.780 yeah yeah good well maybe we'll hit our first break when we come back we're going to talk about

00:31:09.100 airplanes and uh okay yeah what about airplanes yeah you'll have to stick around and find out

00:31:15.160 well just the Boeing deal it's still part of the Middle East trip still part of the Middle East

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00:32:52.040 okay all right welcome back so we're going to continue in the middle east and this was still

00:33:00.180 part of trump's uh time um just over the last couple days there and i want to present a little

00:33:06.580 bit of information about uh boeing now boeing um you know i i um i was born in washington i spent

00:33:13.880 time there growing up and boeing uh for a long time is just an establishment in the state right

00:33:19.480 when it comes to american companies uh for a long time they were really really uh like they built

00:33:26.240 the uh the space shuttles and all of those things and they've been a critical part of american

00:33:31.560 defense even building planes for the u.s they're supposed to be building trump a new or not trump

00:33:38.460 the u.s government a new air force one two or three years behind on that partly because of

00:33:43.560 boeing's troubles and partly because of the biden some of the biden administration's regulations

00:33:48.600 and requirements but nevertheless quintessential they're a quintessential american company we

00:33:54.100 want to keep jobs here especially manufacturing jobs all those kinds of things we don't want to

00:33:58.400 see a company like that fail at the same time we don't want to see it artificially you know

00:34:02.760 manipulated and propped up like it needs to actually succeed by doing what it does by by

00:34:08.420 producing you know products and selling them but uh but it is a quintessential company from the

00:34:13.280 reading that i've done just interested in different businesses and with investments you know in mind

00:34:18.700 boeing i think is like the number one american company that has received like federal oh

00:34:24.580 interesting uh support i think number two is intel that makes sense um and i'm not saying

00:34:29.920 that it's always been helpful you know especially if it's being propped up by federal support

00:34:34.640 meaning tax dollars right uh but but there is a reason for that so i'm not saying that's the

00:34:38.720 right means and we're going to get into trump's strategy that i think significantly better here

00:34:42.520 in just a moment but the point is that both of those companies are substantial and when you think

00:34:46.500 of intel is number two if if i'm right about that i think i am um intel you know doesn't make planes

00:34:52.860 but um but makes you know computer chips microchips and uh some of the things that like

00:34:58.460 we don't have to have everything here that'd be great you know but um but it's just we've gotten

00:35:03.920 ourselves into a mess and and fixing things like is short-term pain for long-term comfort you know

00:35:10.560 and but the short-term pain if you make it too intense like you could have somebody who's sick

00:35:14.700 And it's like, we're going to, you know, you have cancer and we're going to kill the cancer.

00:35:19.440 But like, if you go too intense, you know, with the chemo therapy, you could kill the

00:35:24.820 patient as well, you know?

00:35:26.020 And so it's like, so we do, we need to get out of the mess that we've created for ourselves.

00:35:30.380 GDP must go up, you know, at the, at the expense of American jobs and the future and all these

00:35:35.860 kinds of things.

00:35:36.220 So we do need to bring a lot back home, but, but you have to triage.

00:35:40.100 You can't do it all at once without just completely shocking the system.

00:35:43.900 and then people literally don't they don't make it through like like the chemo example that i just

00:35:48.520 gave so yes we do need to uh fix things and younger people especially are up a creek without

00:35:55.080 a paddle they can't afford a home they don't have a good paying job they're like you want us to have 0.99

00:35:59.480 a single income you know and and the wife stays home you know and rears children you know but it's

00:36:04.880 um economically it's it feels impossible and so i think for younger people who you know maybe don't

00:36:10.900 have a lot of investments and things like that they're certainly not you know two years away from

00:36:15.480 retirement they're like just shock the system you know because um we're already you know we're

00:36:19.960 already screwed and um and so it's not going to kill us um so just shock the system right and you

00:36:25.660 know if the s p 500 you know dives all the way down you know like loses 70 who cares you know

00:36:31.480 um and if it never recovers you know but just bring jobs back and lower the price of gas and

00:36:36.360 eggs and houses and um but you know but there is an older population that you know in in some ways 1.00

00:36:42.220 is responsible for a lot of the mess that we're in uh but we also you know i mean during covid 1.00

00:36:46.980 you know like uh you know like we we um we cared a little bit about grandma and didn't want to kill

00:36:53.200 her you know and so i'd like to not kill grandma now if we can help it uh we we do need to make

00:36:57.960 some changes and and boomers will be affected um but i don't want to completely destroy um that

00:37:06.040 entire you know class of people and so so anyways so you have to do things in phases you have to do

00:37:12.080 things in phases and so then you have to triage and in terms of triaging and bringing things back

00:37:17.760 business and production back to america some of the most important would be the things that that

00:37:23.880 are absolute necessities or the things that society would you know collapse if you didn't

00:37:28.320 have and especially those things that aren't just overseas but they're overseas particularly

00:37:33.140 in countries that are hostile towards american interests like china for instance and so do we

00:37:40.520 want china or even taiwan for that matter if taiwan is very likely to to be absorbed by china

00:37:49.080 in the near future if taiwan is responsible for a vast majority of our microchips right and we've

00:37:56.500 gotten to the place where a lot of people can't even start their car you know as we've left and

00:38:03.120 analog you know uh society and entered into this you know this digital society like we're here

00:38:09.320 you know whether it was right or wrong this is where we are this is the way of the world uh in

00:38:13.580 in its current state and so do we want like all of our microchips for you know the way that that

00:38:18.640 would affect our our military and our ability to to mount a defense and and our cars and all you

00:38:23.860 know everything's society do we want that to be um a large portion of that to be underneath you 0.85

00:38:30.380 know china's supervision right you know and then medicine would be very high on the list so food

00:38:36.040 medicine um and and chips um tech would be high up on the list and so intel all that back to intel

00:38:43.960 intel um is incredibly important company um because it is a quintessential american company

00:38:51.480 not saying that they haven't you know uh you know relocated some you know things overseas

00:38:57.020 as many companies have,

00:38:59.200 but it's still a heart piece of America

00:39:04.920 and does a lot of work here.

00:39:07.640 And it's a company that you need to succeed,

00:39:10.060 but it actually has to succeed.

00:39:11.740 It can't just look like it's succeeding

00:39:13.880 in terms of its stock price

00:39:15.260 because it's receiving federal tax dollars.

00:39:17.260 And Boeing, from what I've read,

00:39:20.140 is even higher on it.

00:39:21.260 It's like number one and Intel's like number two.

00:39:23.400 So Intel chips, Boeing would be weaponry and planes and defense and all these kinds of things.

00:39:30.660 So these are two companies that we really don't want to fail.

00:39:35.000 So you need to see them.

00:39:36.880 If you're president and you're America first, you want to see these two companies succeed, but you want to see them actually succeed, not at the cost of the taxpayer.

00:39:44.540 Yep.

00:39:45.000 So let's show the next image, image one, Nate.

00:39:48.420 This is a comparison just for the last few years of Boeing compared to Airbus.

00:39:52.720 I believe Airbus is a bigger company, so the graph is not totally alarming.

00:39:57.740 But the point is, they're at the end where basically since 2023, Boeing had a steep decline in its deliveries and ability to fulfill orders.

00:40:09.660 And part of that was there were some crashes and the door fell off that one Boeing flight.

00:40:15.400 But Boeing has been in trouble for the last couple of years.

00:40:21.080 So Joel, to your point, what you said earlier about it's an American company, there's obviously

00:40:28.060 going to be different angles.

00:40:30.340 Yes, you know, they, well, I'll get there in a second.

00:40:36.800 One of the things that I think is significant about what Trump has done, he went to this

00:40:40.860 Saudi, the thing in Riyadh, which was kind of a negotiation with Arab countries, an economic

00:40:49.320 forum or panel or something like that and one of the outcomes was that he was able to secure

00:40:55.260 from the country of i think it's cutter not i think guitar earlier cutter um the purchase of

00:41:03.060 160 brand new boeing airplanes right now this is significant um it's going to go towards their

00:41:12.300 their fleets their commercial fleets there is some medical or not medical uh military

00:41:18.140 involved in the deal too okay so uh cutter is getting some military grants and weapons and

00:41:26.000 they're buying them we're not giving them to them but they're buying those um but the point is 160

00:41:31.640 um airplanes that they're going to buy from boeing instead of from airbus or from something

00:41:39.080 like that like that's a big deal now um how big of a deal you ask the uh

00:41:44.740 here it is um nope i misplaced it sorry guys no worries uh are you looking at the price

00:41:54.940 no i had a quote here it is uh so this this was from um uh well the white house's website it said

00:42:03.640 this this marks the largest ever order for boeing's wide body aircraft as well as the largest

00:42:08.800 ever 787 order the white house said that the deal will quote support 154 000 u.s jobs annually which

00:42:16.400 would total more than a million jobs over the production and delivery cycle for the deal okay

00:42:22.080 so here has been the model for a long time important american industry like cars like banks

00:42:30.720 like boeing gets in trouble for a variety of reasons solution we're going to bail them out

00:42:37.200 with tax dollars that's what you were alluding to earlier that's kind of been

00:42:40.960 the playbook for a long time so when the government gets involved to save

00:42:45.920 you know whether you think it's a worthwhile or not worthwhile industry but the government steps

00:42:51.120 in to try and save this american company the only solution that they can think of is ah we'll give

00:42:56.960 them tax dollars right what i think is so interesting about this is trump said i'm not

00:43:02.240 going to let Boeing go under, but also I'm not going to put it on the American people. So what

00:43:07.460 he did essentially was he goes overseas and basically he finds investment capital. It's not

00:43:12.760 even investment capital. He finds new clients for them so that Boeing can do what it's actually

00:43:18.420 supposed to be doing, which is building airplanes. It's a huge injection of revenue into the company

00:43:25.500 And, you know, I'm sure part of Trump's deal with tariffs and with his push for American manufacturing, that's what the White House statement was alluding to, is he's telling Boeing, look, Boeing, these have to be American jobs, right?

00:43:39.140 154,000 jobs a year, adding up to, because it's a multi-year process, over a million U.S. American jobs, which that goes all the way from, you know, higher tech jobs to assembly line jobs to security guards and janitors and all of these things, right?

00:43:57.420 So Trump's position is, let's save America, not by just throwing money at Boeing, but I, as the leader of America, I'm going to go out, I'm going to lobby on behalf of Boeing, I'm going to find them clients, it's going to be mutually beneficial, and in that way, I'm going to try and save this company, which I think is quite remarkable and a big change.

00:44:17.200 Yep, that's a big change.

00:44:18.500 We want Boeing to succeed, if it can, but not artificially.

00:44:24.800 And so Trump actually finding business for them is a pleasant change of pace.

00:44:31.700 You think of like the housing market crash, you know, and all the banks being bailed out by federal tax dollars.

00:44:38.120 So it's like, so everybody's losing, you know, massive amount of equity in their homes and simultaneously also having to fit the bill for all the banks that in many ways, you know, caused the problem.

00:44:51.320 If you ever watched The Big Short with Steve Carell, that the banks were giving loans that were crap loans to people who couldn't afford them and knew that they couldn't afford them but just kept doing it anyways.

00:45:05.420 so yeah so there's there's been multiple examples you know in our recent history of

00:45:10.840 corruption in significant major corporations and they fail and go belly up because of actual you

00:45:20.100 know corrupt decisions and then and then the government bails them out with our tax dollars

00:45:25.580 so so a corporation exploits people the american people and then gets the american people you know

00:45:32.940 their tax dollars to bail them out. And so for Trump to say, all right, here are some,

00:45:38.240 some longstanding American companies, and we want jobs to stay here. We want manufacturing to stay

00:45:44.860 here. We don't want to see them fail. But I'm going to broker deals for them business. Yeah.

00:45:52.380 Instead of just handouts. Yeah, it's a positive development. Yep. And like I said earlier, you

00:45:57.580 know, Raytheon's getting some of this, Google's getting some of this, they're going to build AI

00:46:01.820 plants. So the hard thing is Trump as president, some of us might be skeptical of Raytheon or

00:46:11.620 Google or things like that. But Trump's looking at that and saying, are they an American company or

00:46:15.440 not? Are they in trouble or not? Google actually is in a little bit of trouble right now with the

00:46:19.680 rise of AI. Their search engine monopoly has been dropping really quickly over the last couple of

00:46:27.820 months so um even that trump's like okay how can i help out google we don't want them to go under

00:46:32.180 maybe we would all like to see google go under but trump's saying america first and this is part

00:46:38.000 of what it means so that's why it was a white pill for me yeah yeah google yeah i could do without

00:46:45.520 you know agreed but yeah i would like to see intel succeed i'd like to see boeing succeed yeah yeah

00:46:52.720 okay good let's turn domestically for a little bit um this one is just delightful um this is the

00:46:59.920 wisconsin judge who has been arrested now and actually brought up um indicted by a grand jury

00:47:06.880 for uh harboring an illegal immigrant well harboring no she so the background of this story

00:47:14.320 is that there was this illegal immigrant who was being charged of crimes,

00:47:24.760 and they were pretty gruesome crimes. 1.00

00:47:26.340 I mean, he was extremely violent and abusive.

00:47:29.280 Some of the details are stomping on this girl's head, this lady's head.

00:47:34.680 He's here illegally, and so ICE and Border and Customs Control, they have him.

00:47:40.720 he's facing charges and at the end of the trial from somalian oh no it was somewhere south american

00:47:48.560 probably japan huh probably japan yeah um so he's done like he's going to be taken away because he's

00:47:57.080 now a violent criminal he'll be put on the list with if they ever get around to actually deporting

00:48:01.440 them probably to el salvador we actually have a treaty with el salvador now to to take um spanish

00:48:07.360 speaking south american illegal uh aliens um so he's he's done so the judge breaking protocol

00:48:14.140 basically steps in and says i want a counsel i want to meet in chambers with the attorney

00:48:20.980 and the guy who's now been found guilty right this criminal right which is unusual normally at that

00:48:26.980 point he's in handcuffs they take him off so she they're like what's going on she takes him back

00:48:33.060 into her chambers and with with his attorney all i hear is you just keep saying she this is 100

00:48:38.720 true and it makes sense to me and then lets him out a side door to avoid having to go through

00:48:46.120 security where ice and border patrol are waiting for him and thinking i'm gonna let this guy go

00:48:52.340 and he's gonna run away and they're never gonna get him and deport him back to that mean prison

00:48:57.040 in el salvador etc it didn't work he was caught almost mean prison well but it's deserved yes

00:49:03.480 it didn't work he was caught almost immediately but the point is she completely circumvented

00:49:08.900 the justice system and aided and abetted this guy trying to escape justice he was not even just like

00:49:15.540 out on bail he had been found guilty at this point right so she um gets indicted by a grand jury so

00:49:24.080 Nate, let's just show this.

00:49:25.140 I mean, this is the first of hopefully many, many to come.

00:49:28.020 So the question that we're asking with this is,

00:49:30.700 is this the first of many to come?

00:49:33.940 Like, is the Justice Department under Trump

00:49:36.600 actually getting serious about going after

00:49:40.020 some of these criminal leftist agitators,

00:49:45.180 whether they're judges or even politicians?

00:49:47.180 There was that story last week

00:49:48.540 about the Democrat politicians who were at the rally.

00:49:51.160 They were punching police, things like that.

00:49:52.720 I would hope all of them get arrested, but this is the grand jury statement.

00:49:57.920 It says, on or about April 18th, 2025, in the state of the Eastern District of Wisconsin,

00:50:03.460 Hannah C. Duggan, this is the judge, knowingly concealed EFR person for whose arrest a warrant

00:50:10.340 and process had been issued under the provision of the law of the United States so as to prevent

00:50:14.540 the discovery and arrest of EFR after notice and knowledge of the fact that a warrant and

00:50:18.660 process had been issued for the apprehension of EFR.

00:50:21.100 And then it goes on.

00:50:21.920 my point was this is a grand jury indictment this is this is to me a big step yeah right i hope

00:50:28.400 i hope it's a sign of more to come yeah from the trump justice department we'll see yeah i can't

00:50:35.820 wait till uh ilhan omar gets one of these uh she that'd be great i think it could be coming um she 0.84

00:50:42.980 has been um i saw something with her earlier this week where she seems legitimately worried about her

00:50:49.600 legal safety right now, you know, as far as being arrested or that sort of thing. Because what she

00:50:58.020 did earlier was clearly illegal. I mean, it's not even a question. Oh, you're thinking, you said

00:51:03.320 Ilhan Omar. I'm sorry, I was thinking AOC. I heard too. Yeah. Okay. So that's number one on the 0.75

00:51:09.840 domestic front. Joel, anything else to add with that? If not, I'm going to move on. There's a

00:51:14.240 comment uh daniel price uh he said by the way in case you miss those parts of the bible jesus fed

00:51:20.080 the hungry and healed the sick for free he wouldn't strip away public assistance social security

00:51:26.260 and medicaid shame on you brilliant point i don't yeah so that's a libtard view right there but i 0.56

00:51:32.980 don't remember daniel price um the moment where jesus fed the hungry by taking food away from

00:51:39.620 other people i remember him supernaturally multiplying food so that no one was stolen from

00:51:45.860 but i don't remember the point where you know where jesus actually is stealing from others

00:51:53.080 who are working and giving it to those who don't uh the apostle paul actually says commissioned 0.99

00:51:58.880 by christ he says that if you do not work then you shall not eat so um take your communist crap 0.98

00:52:08.500 to somebody else's channel 0.99

00:52:10.180 because we do not tolerate it here.

00:52:12.620 Yep, we actually love people.

00:52:16.240 Yes.

00:52:17.040 Right, because under the veil of Daniel's comment

00:52:21.560 is you guys don't love people, right?

00:52:24.080 No, we do love people,

00:52:25.000 and we believe that there is a category

00:52:28.380 of the legitimately poor and destitute

00:52:30.520 that we should have compassion on,

00:52:32.820 and insofar as God leads us to

00:52:34.660 and we're able to be kind and compassionate to them, do so.

00:52:37.560 but as far as a system no we love people we want them to work we want them to be self-sufficient

00:52:42.220 we want them to uh we want families to be expected to provide for their children fathers to have to

00:52:47.920 provide for their children that is the loving way to arrange society and um those who will not do so

00:52:55.080 should not be rewarded for their laziness right right especially those from other countries yeah 0.99

00:53:00.380 yeah even doubly so yeah even doubly so like i i saw like the clip of um some muslim uh black 0.99

00:53:09.800 muslim who's uh being interviewed staying at like a refugee camp and it looked like a gymnasium

00:53:15.320 was this in england yes that was amazing and so he's being interviewed by you know some british

00:53:21.540 journalist and um and the guy says like why like why are you here the journalist said that yeah

00:53:27.200 uh and and the guy can the only thing that he can even like say in english you know he speaks

00:53:33.160 you know very very small amount of english but he says uh give me give me house you know like

00:53:40.300 you can give me house you know and give me food and um he's like uh the journalist responds why

00:53:46.780 why yeah you know and he says uh because you i think he says the word perfect and what he means

00:53:53.920 is like um because you're everything's taken care of you know you guys can afford it you're rich

00:53:59.660 basically um he's like no we're we're not all rich we can't give the entire world um that the

00:54:06.840 whole world can't move here and give everybody free housing and free income universal income and

00:54:12.220 free food and all those kinds of things like that's not something that we're actually capable

00:54:16.320 of doing um we live in the real world we have finite resources and uh everyone can't come here

00:54:22.740 And you're going to have to stay and work to improve your country.

00:54:28.440 Yep.

00:54:29.080 Absolutely.

00:54:30.200 Good.

00:54:31.540 Okay.

00:54:32.280 Well, let's hit our next commercial break.

00:54:34.240 And when we come back, we're going to talk about briefly the ruling on Trump being able to use the Alien Enemies Act.

00:54:42.720 And is it as big of a white pill as we think it is? 0.95

00:54:45.260 I think it's encouraging. 0.95

00:54:46.580 But this one is a small pill.

00:54:48.700 It's a little tablet, not a giant horse pill.

00:54:50.780 Cool.

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00:59:11.500 All right, we're back. All right, we're back. So we're going to wrap up with a little more legal

00:59:15.500 victory, it seems. So here's the deal. President Trump, oh, I wish I knew the exact date, but

00:59:25.560 several months ago was starting to deport the Venezuelan gang members, Trento Aragua.

00:59:31.020 This was also related to some of the deportations of the El Salvadorians who were going back to

00:59:36.060 the El Salvador and going to prison there. And they had the

00:59:40.260 the federal judge block it, okay, and say, no, you can't do that. They're not getting the due

00:59:46.980 process, et cetera, et cetera, et cetera. They're not being treated with due process.

00:59:52.920 Well, Trump was appealing to an old statue from the 1800s, maybe in the 1700s,

01:00:00.320 no, 1800s, that was, it was called the Alien Enemies Act, Foreign Alien Enemies Act,

01:00:07.340 which said that the president is, without any questions being asked, allowed to remove, deport people who are part of an invasion or an army or some sort of incursion from a foreign government or foreign land.

01:00:29.140 So this is not going to cover all illegal immigration.

01:00:33.180 There were a couple steps that had to happen.

01:00:34.780 Trump had to declare members of these gangs and the governments that they came from as

01:00:41.880 enemy actors, right?

01:00:43.620 So for instance, he had to declare Venezuela an enemy actor, and he had to declare Trender

01:00:47.500 Aragua, which was the gang that came from Venezuela, as having been sent, in a sense,

01:00:53.960 by them.

01:00:54.500 They're not wearing a uniform.

01:00:56.040 They're not, you know, an army waving their flag.

01:00:59.120 but what happened was the venezuelan government these these gang members were so violent

01:01:04.960 a lot of them were in jail but they couldn't even be contained in jail and so what happened was the

01:01:10.900 venezuelan government released them and they said we think it would be best for you and for us for 0.72

01:01:18.420 you guys to go find somewhere else to be by the way the u.s might be that great somewhere else to

01:01:23.780 be so trump followed that that logic and that reasoning and he said okay this gang and some

01:01:29.980 of the other ones have been essentially commissioned by a foreign nation to come

01:01:35.920 here and invade us and do hostile things to us right and this was the one that had taken over

01:01:41.640 the apartment complex in colorado right um and and a whole bunch of other stuff they're really

01:01:47.000 really i mean like ms13 for a while was the number one violent gang the most violent gang but

01:01:52.280 Trender-Aragua has overtaken them, as far as I know.

01:01:57.260 So Trump was arguing, I am allowed to deport all of these, 0.84

01:02:01.180 every single one that we find, with no questions.

01:02:03.300 They don't have to go to court.

01:02:04.860 We can send them out because of this Alien Enemies Act.

01:02:09.840 And it's an old statute that he was going back to.

01:02:12.580 Now, what happened was a federal judge,

01:02:15.140 and so federal judge is one level basically below the Supreme Court,

01:02:20.540 if I'm getting that right, a federal judge just this week overrode a block that a lower court

01:02:28.920 made. A lower court a couple weeks ago had said, no, that is not a valid application of that

01:02:35.140 statute. They have to be a uniformed military soldier in order for this to apply. And so

01:02:41.580 Trump's attempt to deport these gang members was blocked by this lower court. And what happened

01:02:48.520 was just this week, a higher court, a federal court said, no, I actually agree with Trump's

01:02:54.000 reading on this. We can call them foreign enemies deployed by a foreign nation. And because of that,

01:03:01.920 because Trump went through the process of declaring Venezuela hostile to us and these people as this

01:03:07.580 gang, as basically emissaries of that nation, Trump did the legal groundwork necessary. He can

01:03:14.440 get rid of every single one of the deport every single one of these that he wants basically without

01:03:19.180 any question or any say okay so this was a big win federally now what it did not do this is why it's

01:03:27.180 a small white pill the reason it's a white pill at all is this is a federal judge agreeing that

01:03:34.460 that old legislation can be applied in a modern context so that opens the door to lots of further

01:03:41.660 application of this law, hopefully, as Trump will see, continues to deport at least the violent

01:03:49.100 gang members. Why it's a small pill is the federal judge said it does only apply to the

01:03:58.740 Venezuelan gangs because you've already gone through the process of declaring Venezuela as

01:04:03.560 a hostile nation and the gangs as basically their emissaries. Furthermore, the judge said

01:04:09.240 they have to be given um 30 days to contest you know their affiliation or something like that 1.00

01:04:15.480 so uh the it's it's the reason it's a white pill is it's just another chink out of the system which 0.93

01:04:23.040 has seemingly been working to prevent trump from getting rid of anybody i mean if we can't agree 0.89

01:04:29.220 that this sort of criminal violent to this level should be um removed from our country then like

01:04:36.980 what are we doing like the the battle is over right you know so i say it's a white pill because

01:04:42.800 it will open the door it's a big crack in the armor it's a legal victory for trump which

01:04:47.580 matters momentum wise um it's a small white bill because it's only going to target these

01:04:52.160 venezuelan gangs because of the legal procedure required right so right yeah no it's encouraging

01:04:58.640 but ultimately uh it does still seem a drop in the bucket yeah and it just seems like

01:05:03.700 to be honest um he's gonna have to just do things he's gonna just have to well and

01:05:11.260 the charitable side of me says he's hoping to do things legally because it would probably be

01:05:17.900 better for the country yeah if the supreme court would say yeah this is within your right sure

01:05:22.680 because if if he does it against the supreme court or even against congress it will cause a

01:05:28.040 significant amount of conflict yeah right so i'm hoping that he's trying to do everything possible

01:05:33.340 on the front end to do it legally or within the rules.

01:05:37.140 But you're right.

01:05:38.000 I think at the end of the day,

01:05:39.320 he is just going to have to do things.

01:05:40.980 Right.

01:05:41.540 Yeah.

01:05:41.960 I think there's,

01:05:43.260 my suspicion is I think everything is probably leading up to a,

01:05:47.240 a Rubicon crossing moment.

01:05:50.440 And,

01:05:50.960 and I hope that,

01:05:52.820 you know,

01:05:53.020 when that I think inevitably comes that he does in fact cross.

01:05:59.440 But I,

01:06:00.260 I think,

01:06:00.760 I think we're going to see some,

01:06:01.880 some pretty big things.

01:06:03.340 during this term. We have a super chat from E. Manny Hope Rios. Manny is a friend of ours. We

01:06:11.180 appreciate him, his prayers, his support. He said, I never get to catch you guys live when you

01:06:18.140 actually do this. Keep killing it. Love you guys. Thanks. Thanks, Manny. We appreciate it. $10 super

01:06:24.240 chat. We appreciate it very much. I think that's all the super chats for today. Are there any...

01:06:30.420 was a sticker earlier i don't know how to say thank you thank you serverless for a sticker

01:06:34.340 um it's just a sticker appreciate your generosity there serverless yep thank you three dollar

01:06:39.060 sticker all right cool uh any final thoughts or um my only final thought is i was this is i wished

01:06:46.440 i had said this on wednesday okay so um you did kind of i can't even remember what we talked about

01:06:51.660 you did kind of get there by the end of it joel but don't despair guys like even if we were to be

01:06:57.140 saying we're facing the end of a nation oh that's right even if we're saying we're facing the end

01:07:01.600 of a nation someone in the chat right at the beginning said it is a discipline to daily thank

01:07:06.920 god for his many blessings yeah right and we need to remember that right we as christians we don't

01:07:11.840 even face you know i think of the the verse that says we we do not grieve as those who have no hope

01:07:16.840 in terms of looking at people who die and who pass away well we don't look at the death of a nation

01:07:21.780 or even the substantial altering of a way of life 0.99

01:07:24.940 the same way as non-Christians do. 0.99

01:07:27.700 There's grief, there is being wide-eyed, 1.00

01:07:32.940 not wide-eyed, but clear-eyed

01:07:34.500 and not putting our head in the sand,

01:07:37.260 but there's not despair, right?

01:07:39.820 Christians, we do not despair, even in trying times,

01:07:44.740 even facing serious, significant cultural challenges.

01:07:48.980 And maybe we're seeing like the scales

01:07:50.660 have been tipped so far that they can't be skipped back, even if that's the case, we are not to react

01:07:57.120 to that the way that those who have no hope do, right? So that's kind of where, I wished I had

01:08:03.360 said that on Wednesday. I'm glad I have a chance to say it again today. Yeah, amen. Yeah, I wasn't,

01:08:09.500 you know, I maybe got a little dark, but ultimately, when I say the end of America

01:08:14.840 as a christian um that's uh that's not the end of of the church that's not the end of christianity

01:08:23.380 that's not the end of us um i was just projecting and thinking you know um what what do i think not

01:08:30.480 as a prescription certainly but as a prediction what do i think is most likely to come about

01:08:35.980 and i do think that just our country is massive and not just the number of people although there

01:08:42.060 are you know millions and millions of people who don't belong here um but if you know if we

01:08:47.500 if we found a way to you know to deport uh the people who need to be deported uh it's not so

01:08:53.300 much that numerically the country's too big but um but just it's it's geographic land mass uh you

01:08:59.400 think of europe and it's it's not states it's countries you know there's multiple you know

01:09:03.520 sovereign nations um within and you can have some measure of partnership and you know being allied

01:09:08.560 but the united states is um it's a massive massive country geographically and um and we're you know

01:09:18.200 continue to be more and more divided on a number of issues and we've you know we've uh chosen to

01:09:26.520 compromise and make terrible decisions from abortion to homosexuality and also to multiculturalism

01:09:34.320 Like flooding the nation with people from all over the world, and many of them, not all, but many of them having no desire to assimilate and no desire to actually truly be American and sifting America for its financial benefits, but giving little to nothing back in return. 0.65

01:09:58.220 and so when i look at just on the whole um i i think that um you know if i'm if i'm panning out 0.74

01:10:05.940 you know 50 to 100 years um i think some some form of succession is probably in the cards it's

01:10:14.220 probably likely yeah i think the best so even that i'm not even necessarily saying as a black

01:10:19.000 pill yep because it could be it could be an incredible improvement you know i think the

01:10:23.700 hope is that it would happen without a bunch of violence right in a war that would be that would

01:10:28.840 be ideal yep um but it is that i think one of the best things that we have going for us is um 0.99

01:10:35.560 sin makes you stupid and so you know it's it's there's usually not like a lot of evil geniuses 0.99

01:10:42.280 you know like you might have started off you know reasonably intelligent but the more and more you 1.00

01:10:46.940 give yourself over to sin it actually dulls your senses you actually become illogical you actually 0.99

01:10:52.920 become um stupid and uh so i'm thinking that like even south africa and things that are going on 0.98

01:10:58.300 there um you know like a lot of you know because they've done it before um other other countries 0.99

01:11:03.920 have done this but um you know there's a lot of people who are excited about you know the boars 0.80

01:11:09.160 all the white farmers you know leaving right um what was the country it wasn't south africa it 0.65

01:11:14.040 was another country that had a similar situation where uh they decided you know that um there was

01:11:19.200 too much disparity and they needed equity and so they took they took the farms they actually just

01:11:24.820 seized property without any compensation the government just are you sure it wasn't south

01:11:28.920 africa it might have been it happened in south africa a little while ago seized the farmland

01:11:33.480 yeah uh from the white farmers and gave it to a bunch of black people you know and um and then 0.63

01:11:41.320 they started starving yeah and then they decided oh my goodness what have we done and they give it 1.00

01:11:47.060 back so my point is like um people are stupid the wicked are stupid and so my point is as it 1.00

01:11:54.020 pertains to america um there may not have to be a war like they're actually i could see leftists 1.00

01:12:00.220 being so so stupid that they're like yeah let's get rid of all the conservatives you know and then 1.00

01:12:06.360 they you know when they start starving inevitably you know in short order um because they realize 1.00

01:12:11.880 oh my goodness like but we're just left with a bunch of homos and uh lazy people who don't want 1.00

01:12:17.060 to work and like in criminals you know like and like the people who are actually propping up our 1.00

01:12:22.960 entire society turns out they're actually the conservatives oh my goodness what have we done

01:12:27.120 so i could you know i could actually see us getting to a parting you know mutual parting of ways

01:12:32.840 um that would be you know entirely one-sided beneficial for um more conservative states uh 1.00

01:12:39.740 But the left being so stupid that they don't even put up a fight. 0.99

01:12:44.020 They actually see it as a good thing, just like South Africa is like, yeah, good, go 1.00

01:12:48.080 to another country. 1.00

01:12:48.940 That's a really good analogy, actually.

01:12:49.560 You know, get out of here, you know? 1.00

01:12:51.480 Like, yeah, we hope you self-deport and all the white farmers leave. 1.00

01:12:56.160 And then, of course, South Africa will implode and tons of people will starve because the 0.99

01:13:01.880 white farmers, the white population in South Africa that's, I think, only like 10%. 0.75

01:13:08.100 Yeah, it's not very many.

01:13:09.000 yeah i think that's the vast minority and they own i think 70 percent of the land right

01:13:13.740 so there's a perceived disparity right so they're like this is not fair and it's like yeah well um

01:13:19.100 they kind of keep the country afloat yeah and they produce uh the vast amount of the country's

01:13:28.000 resources and you can get rid of all of them and then say well it's just it's unfair it's just 0.53

01:13:33.500 because they came in and colonized us you know or they did this or they did that and uh we'll be

01:13:39.160 better off without them and south africa may get its chance to see you know we'll see if they're

01:13:44.480 better off yeah um but if that i mean if that's what you know happens in america where it's like

01:13:49.620 um you conservatives are just dragging us down like that would be great that's kind of like the

01:13:54.760 the old um children's story where you know the the rabbit says if you know you can do anything to

01:14:01.360 to me just don't throw me in the briar patch you know which you're not allowed to tell that story 0.93

01:14:05.560 anymore joel oh that is a racist story why is it racist because of the black tar baby

01:14:10.040 oh i forgot that part it was removed from disney oh i see changed the whole ride classic but yeah

01:14:16.540 if that happened in america you know it was like i then you know i could actually see it happening 0.92

01:14:21.600 without a war um because of just the stupidity of sin and thinking oh this will be great for us 0.95

01:14:26.980 you know and not realizing oh no we just what did we just give up so it's possible and i think you 0.95

01:14:32.880 know it's it's going to take time but i do think that uh nature is healing and there is that factor

01:14:40.600 you know and and i like i i think there's a resorting like a return from globalism to

01:14:46.140 nationalism whether it's argentina or el salvador or hungary or the united states or russia like

01:14:51.320 Like there's, there are a bunch, now there's massive pushback, like the globalists still want to, to do their thing, you know, but, but there are some nations who are waking up and saying, no, like we care about our nation and we don't want to be at war with the rest of the world.

01:15:04.660 but uh no we like we care about our people our nation and i think uh if we can continue to do

01:15:11.520 that and and set the conditions properly um within each sovereign nation where you know there's not

01:15:19.420 free handouts for everybody you know like a lot of people will go back home yeah you know um and

01:15:26.940 for white people it's like that's the thing is like you know um when your home's being invaded

01:15:32.660 you don't have anywhere else to go like like there is no back home for for us you know like so

01:15:38.440 it's like okay you go back to england okay well they're even more invaded than we are right you 1.00

01:15:42.960 know with muslims and so um so i i i think that you know i i think that if we can have a return 0.99

01:15:49.480 to nationalism um if we can get some good conservative leadership that sets uh fair and

01:15:56.280 just conditions to where you're not stealing from your native population in order to give to you

01:16:02.260 to immigrants who have no desire to assimilate 0.77

01:16:06.460 and no desire to benefit the nation,

01:16:08.540 a lot of people will end up leaving.

01:16:10.620 And I think multiculturalism has just kind of come to a fever pitch

01:16:14.900 and overplayed its hand. 1.00

01:16:17.040 And I think that we could actually see a return. 0.97

01:16:21.960 Part of the reason why race relations are at an all-time low

01:16:25.740 is because leftists, I mean, I say part of the reason,

01:16:30.080 it's pretty much the entirety of the reason,

01:16:31.820 like leftists overplayed their hand and uh and invited millions and millions of people from

01:16:37.700 around the world and um and then you know told minorities that even are native to america you

01:16:43.720 know um like the black population that um you know the reason why uh you're down and out is because

01:16:50.980 white people have been mistreating you and all these things have been happening and just kind

01:16:55.420 of culminating and coming to a head for for decades but especially in the last like five to

01:17:01.100 10 years really coming to a head and um and i think people are starting to wake up and uh and

01:17:08.660 and i don't i'd like it to be christianity yes right i'm a christian i'm a christian pastor like

01:17:14.800 i'd like it to be christianity but to be frank as i'm surveying you know what's going on right now

01:17:20.160 i mean it's it's pretty phenomenal how quickly things are changing and part of the reason why

01:17:26.040 we want to be Christians who actually talk about these kinds of things and stand in the gap is

01:17:31.500 because we want to say that historic Christianity has ways of dealing with these things. Historic

01:17:37.380 Christianity is not gay race communism. That's not actually the Christian position. That's a 0.82

01:17:43.560 misnomer. And that's liberalism that pretends to be modern Christianity. But historic Christianity

01:17:49.980 has ways of esteeming sovereign nations.

01:17:55.240 The order of Morris is a Christian idea.

01:17:58.580 And it does these things with a firm hand,

01:18:01.940 but also humanely and with compassion and love.

01:18:06.240 And so I'm encouraged

01:18:09.140 because I actually think the world is setting back to it.

01:18:12.260 I think it's returning to its default settings.

01:18:14.580 That said, though, 1.00

01:18:16.220 I don't know if Christianity will win the day

01:18:18.260 in the short run. 0.99

01:18:19.600 It will ultimately, I believe that, you know, that the seed will grow into a mustard seed that covers the whole face of the earth.

01:18:26.980 The knowledge of the glory of God will fill the whole earth as the waters cover the sea.

01:18:33.160 So, like, I believe that Christ wins, and he doesn't just win at the bottom of the ninth, you know,

01:18:38.980 but he wins gradually and progressively throughout human history through his body, the church.

01:18:43.860 That is how Christ, the head of the church, wins is through his body.

01:18:48.000 but in the short run so i think that happens i believe that happens but in the short run i think

01:18:54.920 we're returning the world is returning to default settings a return to nature a return to nationalism

01:19:00.680 a return to patriarchy a return to tradition all these things and um and it's either going to be

01:19:07.560 because there's there's not just christianity doesn't have a monopoly on those things

01:19:11.940 Christianity has those things in its truest sense, in its most just sense, but Islam adheres to

01:19:21.000 nature. There are certain pagan forms that adhere to nature. So there are other worldviews 0.94

01:19:33.080 that could win the day. So if Christianity insists, if modern Christians insist on 0.94

01:19:39.800 uh christianity being you know one with you know 20th century liberalism then uh then the world

01:19:47.400 will look elsewhere because the world i think is starting to realize like we can't do this anymore

01:19:51.600 and so um but my point is whether it's um christian return to natural law um winning the day

01:19:59.740 or just some other worldview i do think that we're going to um we're going to have a return

01:20:05.840 to nationalism to to traditionalism to to yeah i think multiculturalism is on its way out

01:20:12.820 and there'll be fierce opposition all along the way you know left is you know kicking and screaming

01:20:17.680 but um but that ship is going to set sail and uh and my hope is that there'll be a return not just

01:20:25.280 to nature but a return to a christian um you know natural order and uh but it's tough sometimes 1.00

01:20:33.220 is because you have so many Christians who are insisting very loudly 0.89

01:20:37.660 that Christianity is gay race communism and that they're one in the same. 0.96

01:20:42.320 So we'll see what happens. 0.93

01:20:43.280 I want to deal with one detail here real quick.

01:20:44.980 Yeah.

01:20:45.220 There's a debate going on, and it's a legitimate concern.

01:20:48.280 Even, this is Lobster's question,

01:20:52.020 even in the ruling that the federal judge gave about the Foreign Alien Enemies Act,

01:20:58.340 even there with these Trendera Agua gang members that they already have rounded up,

01:21:02.200 he said and i don't remember right off if it was 21 days or 30 days but the judge said there must

01:21:07.900 still be either 21 days or 30 days for them to provide evidence that they actually are not gang

01:21:14.920 members that they're u.s citizens right so even the ones that are when i said trump can do what

01:21:19.520 he wants without impunity i didn't mean immediately grabbing them in the middle of the night and

01:21:24.200 within two and a half hours they're in el salvador the judges the and and actually some of this has

01:21:31.500 been written into trump's executive orders all along um even the one that's being debated about

01:21:37.080 right now in the supreme court about birthright citizenship you know all of these have these 30

01:21:41.680 day clauses where people have 30 days to sort things out and make sure that they you know um

01:21:47.760 were not scooped up uh improperly or something like that so the judge has already dealt with

01:21:53.680 that lobster it's a good question but even these gang members that are already rounded up

01:21:58.020 um the federal ruling was yes trump can deport them they have 21 days to prove that they are not

01:22:06.260 foreign agents and illegal immigrants right illegal aliens yeah we're not even close like

01:22:13.180 people are like oh it's tyranny or oh like you just you forget like how like our how incredibly

01:22:20.600 benevolent our nation is um to everyone to the whole world like that is not that is not um we're

01:22:28.700 not even close to falling in the ditch on the other side of the road when people think like

01:22:33.280 um you know i saw somebody in the chat say like well you know um what's to stop ice from you know

01:22:39.920 rounding you up and deporting right you know it's like you don't understand what's going on

01:22:45.320 we're talking about violent venezuelan gang members right and uh and we can't even deport

01:22:52.720 them right like we're not even close to you know what i mean so like people like you know that

01:22:58.920 that's that's the old adage that you know people always say well but if we exercise this power

01:23:02.800 then one day you know our political opponents they'll have this power and what if they use it

01:23:06.680 against us meanwhile there's literally a gun to our head you know and you're about to you're next

01:23:11.620 in line you know to be executed and you're like well uh you know but the constitution you're like

01:23:17.760 and it's just like guys like you just you you don't understand where we're at uh we're not even

01:23:23.080 close to erring on the other side um you know taking extreme measures that go too far the other

01:23:29.800 direction that's just that's not what time it is if we ever get there i don't i don't even know if

01:23:35.200 we'll ever get there but if we ever get there towards like you know what this is actually um

01:23:40.480 some you know far-right authoritarian you know that's infringing against you know private

01:23:46.600 private rights and private citizens then then yeah we'll we'll have that conversation if we

01:23:52.380 even see it on the horizon you know we won't just wait till it's happening we'll have the

01:23:55.600 conversation if if it looks like it's even a possibility right now it is not even a possibility

01:24:00.440 it's like yep we have a total leftist takeover um like fascism is not the concern right communism

01:24:09.700 right is a concern um and we just need to know what time it is so thank you guys for tuning in

01:24:15.940 we hope that this episode has been helpful for you uh for you and if you're just now tuning in

01:24:20.780 uh watching us live as we said at the beginning of the episode lord willing we will have

01:24:25.380 um our very own wesley todd back with us in the studio on monday so all next week it'll be the

01:24:30.600 three of us michael and wesley and myself and uh we're going to try to if we can maybe talk about

01:24:36.160 the ditty uh ditty cakes and some of the dark underpinnings of hollywood and um elites in our

01:24:42.980 society that are they're not just greedy they're not just exploiting people you know trying to make

01:24:48.360 money or corrupt in their business dealings but uh you need to be aware that we're talking about

01:24:53.240 people who worship demons um and we're not being figurative no we're not being figurative like

01:24:58.660 people think that um secularism was always a facade it was never real yeah it was never real

01:25:04.860 and so like we because we've we've all been indoctrinated to some degree or another myself

01:25:10.780 included by secular humanism and liberalism and the enlightenment and all these things

01:25:15.060 we think you know that everything can just be analyzed that everything is just uh you know it's

01:25:20.760 it's just um materialism you know and we forget like no we but we live in a spiritual world um

01:25:28.880 and and there really are spiritual powers and um and the further you get to the top um your elite

01:25:36.140 people are not further removed from the spiritual reality if if anything they're actually more

01:25:41.320 acutely aware of it yes they're actually more so so your your top elite people in western societies

01:25:48.180 are actually highly religious they're not less religious they're not secularists they're actually

01:25:53.260 more religious um but they just they worship demons you know instead of the triune god so

01:25:59.240 that would be a great episode and we'll do our best uh to to deal with it so thanks for tuning

01:26:04.480 in and god bless we'll see you next time

The NXR Podcast - May 16, 2025

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