The NXR Podcast - THE LIVESTREAM - FOUR PILLARS TO SAVE AMERICA

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00:00:30 All right, it's no secret everybody is aware I am a Christian nationalist.

00:00:34 And what that means is that I would like to see every nation on the planet be Christian,

00:00:39 explicitly Christian, not just a few people who are privately practicing their faith and

00:00:43 the secrecy of their homes, but that nations actually explicitly and publicly declare

00:00:49 allegiance to the Lord Jesus Christ.

00:00:52 That said, I'm also an American.

00:00:54 So most of my energy is going to be devoted towards what it would look like to have a

00:00:58 Christian nation here. My main focus is not going to be Christian nationalism for Somalia. That

00:01:05 would be great, but that's God's providence, not my main goal. He placed me here for such a time

00:01:12 as this. That's going to be my focus. So Christian nationalism, I believe, is paramount. We can't

00:01:18 have globalism, the gay race, communism. We can't have that. It needs to be distinct nations, God 1.00

00:01:23 created nations. This is not a man-made idea of we're going to put in borders. No,

00:01:28 No. The book of Acts chapter 17 explicitly says that God sets nations' borders.

00:01:34 He does this by providence. He does it by wars. He does it by whatever means.

00:01:38 They're a human means, and some of them may be ethical, some of them are not ethical,

00:01:42 but over it all is standing God as sovereign. He's the one who causes nations to rise and to fall.

00:01:49 He sets their borders, and Acts 17 says he also sets their times when a nation comes into being

00:01:55 and when a nation fades.

00:01:56 So nations are God's idea.

00:01:59 They're God's idea.

00:01:59 So we want nationalism.

00:02:01 And if we're going to have nationalism, 0.77

00:02:02 we want it to be Christian. 0.89

00:02:04 We don't want secular humanistic nationalism. 1.00

00:02:07 We don't want Islamic nationalism. 0.99

00:02:09 We don't want Hindu nationalism. 1.00

00:02:10 We don't want Judeo nationalism. 0.99

00:02:13 We want Christian nationalism, right?

00:02:16 So everybody's aware of that.

00:02:17 But as I see it here on the ground

00:02:20 in these United States of America,

00:02:22 we are seeing the right fracture

00:02:24 more and more and more and it's not great i'll shoot you straight it's not great um at the same

00:02:30 time it is i would rather have maga or whatever you want i'd rather have the right political right

00:02:38 here in america fracture and at least have a small group i'd like it to be a large group but for now

00:02:44 a small group that is true and noble and uncompromising than to have the whole thing

00:02:52 synced up together, but all of it being wicked, all of it being compromised, all of it being a

00:02:59 sham. And so I think what we're seeing right now is we are starting to see some of the division

00:03:04 between parts of MAGA that are, you know, MIGA, right, make Israel great again, Israel first,

00:03:13 and then other parts that are actually truly America first. And so this idea of America first,

00:03:19 you're hearing about this all the time guys have been talking about america first for quite a while

00:03:23 nick fuentes is one of them there have been others as well trump you know i mean his first term like

00:03:29 that was a big a big thing you know make america great again so far it's only been six months we'll

00:03:34 see what god does uh but so far in the second term it has been a little bit uh disappointing to say

00:03:41 the least we are not getting the mass deportations at least not yet uh we are getting instead we're

00:03:47 getting bills that say, hey, if you're in a tornado and you tweeted something negative about

00:03:52 Israel, then you're going to die. I mean, that's not great. That's what I voted for. Well, I don't

00:03:59 know about you, but I actually did not vote for that. I did not vote for pledging allegiance to

00:04:05 Israel in order to get aid if I'm living in a state or a city that's experiencing a natural

00:04:11 disaster. I'm pretty sure. Maybe I've forgotten. Maybe my memory is failing me, but I'm 0.89

00:04:17 pretty sure that that is not what I voted for. So we want America first. We want Christian

00:04:23 nationalism. And what I wanted to discuss in this video is four pillars of America first

00:04:31 Christian nationalism. What does that look like? And I'm going to list them right now and then

00:04:35 we'll get in it. I've got my co-host, Wesley Todd. We're going to talk about it and break each of

00:04:39 these down. But they're key. They're key because there's a lot of guys who are going to come in

00:04:44 and say, hey, I'm America first, or a lot of guys say, I'm Christian nationalist. And you have to

00:04:50 be able to discern what kind of Christian nationalist are you. Oh, you know, the Judeo-Christian

00:04:57 nationalist version. Oh, okay. Then no, you're not on the team. No, thank you. We're not doing 0.58

00:05:03 Judeo-Christian nationalism, and we're not doing Israel first with America as a close second. 0.54

00:05:09 No, it's America first, full stop, and it's Christian nationalism, not Judeo-Christian

00:05:15 nationalism, full stop.

00:05:17 So four different pillars for a true American first Christian nationalism to save our country, 0.79

00:05:24 to save the West.

00:05:26 Here they are. 0.97

00:05:26 Number one, it must be publicly and explicitly Christian. 0.98

00:05:32 Publicly and explicitly Christian.

00:05:34 Yes, I believe that the Founders, as much as I love and appreciate many of them, I think that it was a mistake to be vague.

00:05:43 I think they should have adopted the Apostles' Creed as a preamble to the Constitution from the very beginning,

00:05:48 and they should have named the Lord Jesus Christ in the Constitution.

00:05:52 Honestly, I'll just be frank. 0.92

00:05:55 I'm tired of going back and having to argue with libs and Christians, but I repeat myself, libs, 0.92

00:06:01 and tell them, but what was the Founder's actual intent? 0.90

00:06:04 We've got to get back to authorial intent.

00:06:06 Well, what the First Amendment simply means, Congress, you know,

00:06:10 at the federal, national level, can't appoint one denomination,

00:06:14 you know, the Church of Anglicanism for the United States

00:06:16 or Episcopalianism or Presbyterianism.

00:06:20 You know, I'd say Baptist, but that would never happen.

00:06:22 The Baptist, there's more Baptists than anybody else, 0.95

00:06:25 but Baptists are absolutely devoted, fully devoted to losing no matter what.

00:06:29 so it was never going to be a Baptist thing. Sadly, I am a Baptist, but my goodness. I just

00:06:36 tweeted out, there are some days that it's incredibly embarrassing to be a Baptist,

00:06:39 and somebody commented and said, is it the days that end and why? Yeah, you know what? It is. Yeah,

00:06:45 every day is a little bit embarrassing to be a Baptist, but there are some days that are

00:06:49 incredibly embarrassing, a high degree of embarrassment. But the point is, yeah, the

00:06:55 First Amendment, it's talking about Congress declaring at the national level. Of the 13

00:07:01 original colonies, 10 or 11 of them already had state churches, so there's nothing against state

00:07:08 churches. And here's the biggest thing, separation of church and state. Okay, sure. Separation of

00:07:14 Christ and state? No. No. No, it must be theocratic. There must be a God above the state. 0.78

00:07:21 if there's no God above the state, then the state becomes God, right? So this separation of,

00:07:26 okay, well, there's the state here, and then there's the church, speaking of the church

00:07:30 institute, right? The institution of the church, denominations, you know, Roman Catholics on one

00:07:35 side, and then Presbyterians over here, and Episcopalians over here. Yeah, the church

00:07:40 institute should be, I think, you can make an argument of that being separate from the state,

00:07:46 but but the idea that religion would be separate from the state that christianity would be separate

00:07:52 from the state that there'd be a separation from god in state that's demonic that's demonic and i

00:07:59 don't believe that's what the founders intended uh but yeah it sure would have helped if they had

00:08:03 been a little bit more explicit a little bit more explicit so um then let's fix that so the first

00:08:09 pillar of how to save america america first christian nationalism the very first pillar

00:08:14 is explicit public declaration to Christian faith, to Christianity, to the Lord Jesus Christ.

00:08:23 It needs to be on paper. It needs to be said explicitly. We are a Christian nation. We worship

00:08:30 the triune God. Christ is king. Christ is king. He is king of all kings, and he is the king of these

00:08:38 United States. So that's number one. It must be explicitly and publicly Christian. Number two.

00:08:43 number two is that it must be patriarchal guys we are not going to win if we are continued to be led 0.82

00:08:52 by women we're not guys it's a it's a joke it's a joke we just have to be honest um i i know that 0.96

00:09:01 there are some women who have exercised some degree of courage and have done some good things

00:09:05 i i get it i get it um but that shouldn't be the case and i'm not trying to beat up all these women

00:09:12 and say that I hate them or they're terrible. But I'm saying, okay, but at a certain point,

00:09:19 we have to say that's enough. We need men in leadership. We do not need videos from the

00:09:26 White House of women holding ARs and wearing their hat backwards and being butch. That is a joke. 1.00

00:09:35 That's a joke. That is embarrassing. That's embarrassing. I don't want to live in an

00:09:40 embarrassing country that puts women in combat and that puts women in Congress. No. The book of 1.00

00:09:48 Isaiah in the Bible explicitly says that one form of God's judgment on a nation is that women and

00:09:55 children rule over them, that they're ruled by women and children. What you're bragging about, 1.00

00:10:03 and I'm not talking about Joe Biden. I'm not talking about the Democrats. I'm talking about

00:10:07 Donald Trump. I'm talking about J.D. Vance. I'm talking about the Republicans, the GOP. What

00:10:12 you're bragging about, God's Word, and you call yourself Christian, God's Word says that what 0.51

00:10:18 you're bragging about as though it's a strength is actually a form of God's judgment. Psalm chapter

00:10:23 2, he who sits in the heavens laughs and is holding you in derision until you come in alignment with

00:10:30 his natural order. God is not an egalitarian. There is a hierarchy. There is a natural order.

00:10:38 And when you go with the grain, God blesses. When you go against the grain, God curses. It is a

00:10:44 curse. It is a judgment for a nation to be ruled by children and by women. I think we could, 1.00

00:10:51 without doing too much eisegesis, but extrapolating by way of it being implicit,

00:10:57 I think we could say women, children, and geriatric elderly people who should be in

00:11:02 nursing homes and can barely walk and barely speak, right? 0.98

00:11:06 I think that that's probably fair to include that as a form of God's judgment as well. 0.82

00:11:11 So it's got to be explicitly Christian, right?

00:11:14 Publicly Christian, declaring allegiance as a nation, a national covenant with the Lord

00:11:20 Jesus Christ. 0.99

00:11:21 Second, it has to be male-led.

00:11:24 It has to be patriarchal. 1.00

00:11:25 It has to be husbands. It has to be fathers. It has to be brothers. It has to be sons. 0.89

00:11:31 There has to be masculine leadership and courage. Men and women are not the same. 0.87

00:11:36 We love women. People all the time, they're like, you're a misogynist. And I'll be,

00:11:39 no, no, thank you. Please get it right. I am a sexist, not a misogynist. A misogynist is someone

00:11:47 who hates women. I don't hate women. I have four daughters and a wife, and I love them immensely. 0.98

00:11:52 I'd be willing to die for them. I'm not a misogynist, but I am a sexist. You bet your

00:11:56 bottom dollar I'm a sexist. I believe there are two sexes, and those two sexes mean something, 0.99

00:12:01 that they're absolutely different, and they are geared and designed by God to do different things

00:12:08 for different purposes. And leading a nation as a political civil officer is not within the

00:12:15 the God-ordered wheelhouse of femininity. It's not, right? Here's the third, so explicitly

00:12:22 Christian. It's got to be unapologetically patriarchal. Third, race realism. It's not 0.91

00:12:31 just Christian. Now, listen to me. Christian is at the top of the list for a reason, right? There

00:12:36 is a pecking order here. Christian comes first. Christian comes first. Your European heritage 1.00

00:12:43 is not enough to save the West, right? You can keep your European heritage and then go and worship 0.99

00:12:50 Thor and Odin and run around in the woods like Bronze Age pervert, and that's not going to do 0.99

00:12:57 it. That's not going to cut it. We don't win that way. It has to be Christian. That said, race is 0.93

00:13:04 real. Race is real. And I understand that race isn't the best word, but you can say, well, why

00:13:09 not just say nationality? Because there's a bunch of Haitians that are calling themselves Americans

00:13:13 and they're not. So we can talk about nationhood, but we'd have to talk about nations of origin. 1.00

00:13:18 We'd have to go back a little bit. The problem is that we've mixed all the nations up, right?

00:13:23 Through globalism, what we've done is we've imported every nation of the world into our 0.50

00:13:28 country. So now when we say nationality, it doesn't mean anything. What kind of nationality?

00:13:32 Is it European American, African American? Is it Asian American? Is it Hindu American?

00:13:37 in. So yes, until somebody finds a better word, then I think race is going to have to suffice. 0.94

00:13:46 Race realism. Now notice, I'm not saying race essentialism. There are guys who will tell you

00:13:51 it's all about race. It's only about race. It really doesn't matter if you're Christian or

00:13:57 if you're pagan or if you're Muslim, just as long as it's this particular race, as long as it's white, 1.00

00:14:03 then we'll be okay. I reject that. No, it must be Christian, and it must be patriarchal. 1.00

00:14:10 But that said, we do need to protect the original founding demographics of our country. 0.76

00:14:17 If our country became Christian and was patriarchal, but over the next 50 years,

00:14:25 there were virtually no european descendants left and it was you know just 300 million uh indians

00:14:34 were converted to christianity and moved here and displaced all the founding stock of the country

00:14:40 that's that's not a win it's not that is a tragedy you have to see that as an injustice

00:14:46 you have to see that is immoral that is wicked the founders of this nation they told us who

00:14:53 they were doing it for, for us and our posterity. They weren't doing it for India. They weren't 0.96

00:14:58 doing it for Somalians. It is actually a breach of the fifth commandment to look to your fathers 1.00

00:15:03 and spit in their face and say, you worked and bled and died to save up this inheritance for me

00:15:09 and my children and my children's children. Well, tough. I'm going to give it all away.

00:15:14 I'm going to give it to strangers. I'm going to give it to foreigners. I'm going to give it to 1.00

00:15:18 people that you did not know, nor did you care for. I'm taking your inheritance that you worked

00:15:24 to build and I'm squandering it. The Bible doesn't allow us to do that. The Bible tells us to be good

00:15:29 stewards. The Bible tells us to honor our fathers. The Bible tells us that we should have a love for

00:15:34 neighbor. And yes, everyone in the world is a neighbor, but there's also an argument, a biblical

00:15:39 argument for proximity. And people will say, well, what about the good Samaritan, right? He was a

00:15:44 different ethnicity, nationality, race, whatever you want to call it from, you know, the person

00:15:48 who was mugged and left to die. Yeah. But even in that case, here's the thing. It wasn't that

00:15:53 every Samaritan had a moral obligation to help that man who had been beaten half to death. It

00:15:58 was that one Samaritan. Why? Because he was there. He was there. Proximity. He was right there. 0.99

00:16:05 If somebody of a different national origin is in the street in front of my house, got hit by a car,

00:16:12 left for dead is bleeding out, I'm going to go out there and I'm going to help them. I'm going

00:16:16 to pray for them. I'm going to call an ambulance. I'm going to try to stop the bleeding. I'm going

00:16:19 to do everything I can to help save that person's life, whether they're of European descent or not,

00:16:24 because I'm there. I'm there. But the idea that love for neighbor and using the Good Samaritan

00:16:30 parable, the idea that that means that we should import people from 2,000 miles away, 0.84

00:16:36 from 4,000 miles away on the other side of the world 1.00

00:16:40 and make them come here

00:16:41 and make ourselves, that we have a moral obligation

00:16:44 that's not rooted in kin

00:16:47 and it's also not rooted in proximity.

00:16:49 It's rooted in nothing.

00:16:50 It's ethereal.

00:16:51 It's just this universal.

00:16:52 If everyone's special, no one is.

00:16:55 If you're obligated to everyone,

00:16:57 you're obligated to no one.

00:16:58 That's why liberals like globalism, right?

00:17:01 Because they can say,

00:17:02 well, we care about all the people in the world,

00:17:04 which ultimately is used as an excuse for them not to care about their people so that they can

00:17:09 live in gated communities with private security while the rest of their country, the rest of their

00:17:15 kinsmen are ultimately being eroded and falling apart. And they can clean their hands and wipe

00:17:23 their mouth like the proverb saying, I have done no wrong. I have done no wrong. Now that's not an

00:17:28 argument of universal love. That is a thin veneer of universal global love in order to work as a

00:17:35 smokescreen for having an absence of any love, that there's no devotion, there's no obligation,

00:17:41 there's no commitment to anyone. So yes, it does matter the original founding demographics of a

00:17:51 nation and seeking for those to remain intact. Who are the people that the founders gave their

00:17:57 lives for, for us and our posterity? Who are those people? Are we doing right by those people?

00:18:03 Or are we doing right by H-1B visas? Are we doing right by everyone else in the world, 0.76

00:18:08 doing right by Israel, doing right by this group and by that group at the expense of the people 0.85

00:18:15 who are the direct descendants of the guys who built the country? Okay, so race realism, 0.80

00:18:22 explicitly publicly Christian, unapologetically patriarchal, male-led, race realism, not

00:18:29 essentialism, Christian. Race is not enough, but it does matter. Christian first, but race also.

00:18:38 And then lastly, anti-Zionism. It cannot be Judeo-Christian nationalism. It can't. It must

00:18:46 be Christian nationalism. And I hear from conservatives all the time. You guys see it as

00:18:51 well. And I hear from Christians all the time, especially Protestants, of which I am one. I hear

00:18:58 from them all the time. We don't win without some kind of, you know, we've got to work with these

00:19:04 conservative Jews. Like, yeah, yeah, they're not Christians. Yes, they reject Jesus. Yes, 1.00

00:19:13 some of their religious texts say that Jesus is burning in hell, but they're really based.

00:19:19 They're really conservative.

00:19:20 They want the same things that we want,

00:19:21 and we don't get Christian nationalism without a partnership, 0.55

00:19:26 without giving the right hand of fellowship to this group of antichrists.

00:19:34 It's what Judaism is. 0.99

00:19:36 It's antichrist. 1.00

00:19:37 And so unless we form an allegiance with antichrist,

00:19:42 then we can't get Christ. 0.99

00:19:45 Do you hear how retarded that is? 1.00

00:19:47 No, God's not going to bless that. 1.00

00:19:50 I'm not saying that, therefore, we should be unethical.

00:19:55 We should be rude.

00:19:57 We should harm people.

00:19:58 I'm not saying any of that.

00:19:59 But what I am saying is that America needs to be for America. 0.69

00:20:03 No, we do not need people with dual citizenship holding office in America, regardless of the country, but especially Israel. 0.98

00:20:10 They have a stranglehold on our government. 0.99

00:20:14 No, we don't need that.

00:20:16 We do not need to be doing trips to go kiss the wall and wear the tiny hat every six weeks

00:20:23 on some kind of strengthening relations with Israel.

00:20:27 No, we do not need that. 0.99

00:20:29 Not only do we not need that, that is a poison that has rotted our country and our faith

00:20:36 from the inside out.

00:20:38 Dispensationalism has been a mistake. 0.91

00:20:40 Zionism has been a mistake. 0.95

00:20:42 And if we clean everything up, if we deport 50 million people and we get women out of leadership and we're led by strong Christian men and we explicitly declare our allegiance to the Lord Jesus Christ and not this secular humanist, ambiguous, vague, ethereal, whatever. 0.96

00:21:00 If we do the first three and we say, no, we're not going to be overrun by the third world and we are going to deport the people that need to be deported and we're going to be male-led and we're going to be explicitly Christian. 0.94

00:21:11 and we're going to partner with the Jews, 0.96

00:21:14 then what you'll have is exactly what we have today. 0.87

00:21:18 Just give it 50 to 75 years.

00:21:20 We will be right back where we started.

00:21:23 We will.

00:21:24 We will. 1.00

00:21:25 Because that is Israel's goal. 0.99

00:21:27 Israel's goal, I truly believe, is to weaken the West. 0.99

00:21:32 I believe that. 0.99

00:21:33 And if it's not their goal, it should be.

00:21:35 Because the purpose of a system is what it does.

00:21:38 And if it's not their goal, then my goodness,

00:21:40 imagine if it was their goal, because they're achieving it without even trying. They could

00:21:44 achieve it all the more if it was their explicit goal, and I think it is a goal. No, there can be

00:21:50 no partnership with those who are explicitly against Christ. They don't have to be mistreated.

00:21:58 You don't have to be rude. I want Jews. I love Jews and wish them a pleasant conversion 0.75

00:22:03 to Christianity, and also a pleasant flight back to Israel. But no, this idea of dual citizenship, 0.98

00:22:13 especially for holding office, especially for holding office, or the idea that not just in

00:22:18 government, but that so many of our organizations, our corporations, there's more than just political

00:22:24 leadership, political power. Their influence comes in all shapes and sizes, whether it's media and

00:22:30 Hollywood or whether it's corporations and billionaires. There is way too much Jewish 1.00

00:22:36 power in a non-Jewish country. There is way too much Jewish power in these United States with 1.00

00:22:45 people who ultimately their allegiance is to another country and another religion, another 1.00

00:22:51 God. That's not going to work. So you want America first. You want Christian nationalism

00:22:58 here in America, there are four pillars that we have to be on board with. And I'm naming them

00:23:04 explicitly because a lot of people are going, I just, you can put your finger in the wind and

00:23:11 see which direction it's blowing. I think that the writing is on the wall. A lot of people are

00:23:15 going to start using the lingo of America first. A lot of people are going to start using the lingo

00:23:20 of Christian nationalism. And you got to be able to be there and say, what kind of Christian

00:23:24 nationalist are you? What kind of America first are you? Let me see the fine print. What do you

00:23:30 mean by that? And here are four things to be able to sniff them out. Is it, well, there's a lot of

00:23:37 Christians, but we also respect all the Muslims and we respect this. And so, yes, it's Christian,

00:23:43 but there'll be some of our cities with public Islamic calls to prayer because we want to be

00:23:50 hospitable to the Muslims? No. No. No. There can be no Islamic calls, prayer sirens in an American

00:24:01 city. Of course not. So explicitly Christian. You have to ask, is it explicitly Christian? Do you

00:24:08 want to see Christ named on paper? Do you want to see our country explicitly declare its allegiance

00:24:14 to the Lord Jesus Christ and to say that every form of false religion, every form of false religion

00:24:20 that is being propagandized, that is publicly presenting itself in the public square, whether 0.97

00:24:28 it be prayer sirens or parades or whatever it may be, that there's no room for that in a Christian 0.86

00:24:34 nation because that's idolatry. That is public idolatry, and we will not allow it. That's number 1.00

00:24:40 one. Number two, hey, you know, Christian nationalism is going to be super based. We've

00:24:44 got this blonde chick who's going to lead the way. No. Mail that. It's got to be patriarchal. 1.00

00:24:50 All right. Third, Christian nationalism. And the really cool thing is that where are we going to 0.87

00:24:54 get all the Christians from? Well, I think we can get them from India. You know, people in India

00:24:59 are converting to Christ and so we'll ship over. No. No. Americans who are Christian. Americans 1.00

00:25:06 who are Christian, not other nations importing in. No, the stock of the people actually matters. 0.76

00:25:14 It actually matters because our country has a particular people. And if you lose those people

00:25:21 and replace them, even with people who are religiously Christian, but they're a different 0.89

00:25:25 people and they come from someone else somewhere else, then you have lost America. It's no longer 0.93

00:25:32 America. It may be a Christian nation, but you should name it something else. It's not America. 0.62

00:25:37 I love Christ first, but I also love America. So I want to keep both. I want it to be Christian,

00:25:42 and I want it to be America being Christian. It matters. It absolutely matters. And then fourth,

00:25:51 it can't be Judeo-Christian. It must be Christian-Christian. That's what we're 0.86

00:25:56 going to be talking about in this episode. Tune in now.

00:26:02 all right west i felt like i was watching something presidential there

00:26:10 you get up the crowd's roaring i love it yeah the people yeah this is what the people want

00:26:16 you got to give the people what they want you and i have been talking about this for a while

00:26:19 uh for those who are tuning in just now so antonio's out he's going to be in

00:26:23 on monday um so it's just me and west today but uh we've been talking about this for a while and

00:26:28 we've been talking with different guys who are on the same team with us who have the same vision

00:26:33 uh the same kind of um allegiance the same kind of commitments some of these guys are public some

00:26:38 of these guys are private we need some of the guys to be private um you know some of the guys

00:26:42 are are in different fields where they need to hide their power levels and that's fine we support

00:26:47 that um but there are a lot of there's there is a growing urgency and insistence of uh no like it

00:26:56 can't we can't do this again we can't do this half measure again right and the reason i love those 0.73

00:27:04 four yep a reason i love those four too is you're not getting so autistic that you're burrowing down

00:27:09 and you're like and here's our here's our platform we have 17 different points you have to be aligned

00:27:13 in every single one of them but i mean if i think about the four like literally if someone can come

00:27:17 in they check at one and they check two yes i'm christian yes i'm for the people that make this

00:27:22 country like if you have those four like there are going to be problems and differences well

00:27:26 what about the economy what about you know maybe more hawkish foreign policy all these different

00:27:31 things you're going to have differences but you protect the core of your identity right you stay

00:27:35 a nation you stay christian so you keep your faith you have the actual uh people to sustain it and you

00:27:41 resist the influence of women and people that are subverting like those things at that core i feel

00:27:48 It's just enough where it's like, all right, if you started adding a fifth or a sixth or a seventh point,

00:27:52 it'd be like, this kind of feels like a laundry list.

00:27:54 But again, if it was just, well, it's Christian, well, my goodness, there's a wide variety out there.

00:27:58 And there's a lot of things that could go away.

00:28:00 We'd still be able to say, well, we're a Christian nation.

00:28:01 It's all okay.

00:28:02 Like, no, actually, it really kind of isn't.

00:28:04 Right, right.

00:28:07 Let's talk about the Zionist thing for a second, because this matters so much. 0.61

00:28:12 And the more I learn and the more people that I talk to, it has just infiltrated so much of conservative ink that it's like, I don't know. 0.50

00:28:27 I look at it like the Tucker Carlson thing.

00:28:32 I like Tucker.

00:28:34 Andrew Isker went on Tucker a while back.

00:28:37 That was cool.

00:28:38 W's in the chat.

00:28:39 We're happy.

00:28:40 Andrew's our guy.

00:28:40 We love him.

00:28:42 but man have you seen the videos of like uh playing back-to-back tucker in 1999

00:28:47 uh and then tucker today and what he's saying today about nick fuentes and then what he was

00:28:52 saying about pat buchanan running the same play on him so sideline language yeah he's like well

00:28:58 you know pat buchanan yeah there's some nice things you know whatever he might be right but

00:29:02 i think he's just trying to discredit reasonable voices on the right or pat buchanan is anti-semitic

00:29:08 or he's a far-right extremist

00:29:10 or he's just trying, you know,

00:29:12 he's going around to try to make us look bad.

00:29:15 Like the exact things that Tucker said

00:29:16 with Candace Owens about Nick Fuentes,

00:29:20 he said those same things about Pat Buchanan,

00:29:22 but for any young man, any young autist out there,

00:29:25 you know, who has, you know, been awake

00:29:27 and taken a red pill or two over the last few years

00:29:31 and done a little bit of the reading, as they say,

00:29:34 and you look at the, you know,

00:29:35 the feud between Buckley and Buchanan,

00:29:37 that's exactly what buckley and come to find out tucker carlson teamed up together you know buckley

00:29:44 carlson you know united that's the play that they ran on buchanan and you go back and you

00:29:49 you read like um um buchanan on you know that like the unnecessary war or uh what is it destruction

00:29:56 of the west fall of the west of the west death of the west yep and uh buchanan was you know pat

00:30:02 was sounding the alarm he was pressing it absolutely he was saying the same things that

00:30:06 people are starting to see now. And here's the deal. So you can learn from that. You can glean

00:30:11 from that. You should be Pat Buchanan maxing. So yes, do the reading. See what he was saying.

00:30:17 And you'll find, oh, this is what a lot of the guys that I like are saying now. But here's one

00:30:22 more thing to look into is if we want to win, if we want to be wise, what was he saying? And then

00:30:28 also, why did he lose? Because ultimately he did lose. And I'm not calling him a loser. I'm not

00:30:33 saying it was his fault i think he was he gave it a valiant effort i think he was a brave man he's

00:30:38 worthy of of much honor um but pat buchanan ultimately was shamed mocked and run off the

00:30:45 field yeah he was sidelined a lot of the neoconservative movement too we did an episode

00:30:49 a couple about a couple months ago at this point on conservatism and why in a real technical sense

00:30:54 we don't like to call ourselves conservatives but neoconservativism in its intellectual root

00:30:59 Leo Strauss, Harry Jaffa, Billy Crystal, all these guys. So this is think of your George Bushes. Think

00:31:05 of even a little bit of your Reagans. These guys were all Jewish and they explicitly said, well, 0.98

00:31:09 what's our goal? What was my mission? Harry Jaffa describing Leo Strauss, this godfather of

00:31:15 neoconservatism, which is supposed to be not liberalism. Like what's your mission? He said

00:31:19 his mission in life was to make the West a safe place for Jews. And that's on the right. So we 1.00

00:31:24 have all these neoconservatives, your Nikki Haley's and your George Bush, the neocons

00:31:28 that have pushed interventionist foreign policy for 40 years, and why?

00:31:33 Well, a lot of it has to do with the wars that Israel's fighting in the 50s, the 60s, and the 70s

00:31:38 that they needed support from the West for.

00:31:41 So you go all the way back and like, well, at least our conservative movement,

00:31:43 its sound and its principles ring true to tradition.

00:31:47 Oh, wait, that was actually in many ways just kind of an opt to get us

00:31:51 to send billions of dollars in weaponry, billions of dollars in arms,

00:31:54 and lots of foreign support over again to people who had a dual loyalty a little bit israel a

00:32:00 little bit america and hey america you have some things that man they could really help some of our

00:32:05 our extended family the nation our other fellow jews overseas yeah yeah that i just feel like 0.69

00:32:14 that's gonna have to be uprooted um i i just i don't and here's the thing guys like it's um

00:32:22 as i thought about it more and more i'm starting to realize and and i've i've been dense you know

00:32:28 so i'm not trying to say like i knew this from the womb you know like um i've always i've always

00:32:34 held these like no i'm learning i'm learning just like many of you uh but one of the things that i'm

00:32:39 learning is and and please hear me this is this is paramount um i'm i'm not ever going to emphasize

00:32:46 race over and above religion. It must be devotion to the Lord Jesus Christ. But it's because I'm a

00:32:54 Christian and I believe God's word. I believe that the Bible is the inherent infallible word of God.

00:33:01 That's why I'm going to put some emphasis on race. God made the world a certain way. And it turns out 0.97

00:33:09 in the way that God made the world that he has designed human beings in his image to have natural

00:33:16 affections natural affections so what i'm saying is i'm not even saying that um this group of people

00:33:22 um is just the most sinister terrible people ever um what i'm saying is when it's whether

00:33:31 it's somali so all right so because people get weird about the jews but we got to talk about 0.81

00:33:37 the jews so i'm going to come back and i'll put a pin in it for a second uh but first you know

00:33:41 let's just do a universal favorite that everybody can appreciate. 1.00

00:33:45 Let's pick on the Somalians. 1.00

00:33:47 So Ilhan Omar, the quiet part is being said out loud.

00:33:52 Her heart is for Somalia.

00:33:55 It's not for America. 0.98

00:33:56 Her whole purpose in American politics is to use the immense resources 1.00

00:34:03 that Christians built up here in the West 1.00

00:34:07 and then target those towards Somalia. 0.58

00:34:11 towards her people. And when I say her people, that is a Christian concept. This isn't something

00:34:19 that's anti-Christian. No, race is a Christian concept. It's simply the extension of the family.

00:34:29 I love my wife more than I love your wife. I love my kids more than I love your kids.

00:34:36 But then the family extends to aunts and uncles and grandparents and cousins and second cousins.

00:34:42 And that's what a nation is.

00:34:45 A people is simply a large family.

00:34:48 It's the family writ large. 0.97

00:34:50 That's what nations were, at least historically.

00:34:52 That's what nations have always been, is the family writ large.

00:34:56 And do nations fluctuate in the province of God over time?

00:35:00 Yes.

00:35:00 But they're supposed to do so slowly.

00:35:02 And usually if something like that happened, it would be either a judgment, like a nation is conquered by another nation, or it would be something that God does as a blessing providentially where two nations come together in an allegiance against some other nation and build an incredible close, kin-like friendship and partnership.

00:35:28 and and then over time there's there's some fluctuation of some of these people come here

00:35:34 and some people go there and it's like okay now it's you know like the italians like they're

00:35:38 americans now at first we didn't like them you know at first it's like oh italians it seems like 0.77

00:35:45 all they're interested in doing is being mob bosses in new york you know right but then over 0.75

00:35:50 time it's like okay right you're american i'm american thank you for pizza you know and and

00:35:56 spaghetti we upgraded it we added pepperoni to it we made it better that's right no but but

00:36:01 eventually yeah so eventually yes assimilation exists it's a thing but that's not what we've

00:36:07 been doing for the last 60 years we have been importing people by the millions and millions

00:36:12 and millions and millions and many of them not assimilating at all no desire to assimilate 0.55

00:36:17 whatsoever and so we should not be surprised what i'm saying is we should not be surprised

00:36:22 that natural bonds do not dissipate quickly.

00:36:27 We're human beings.

00:36:29 God created us a certain way.

00:36:30 We're not widgets.

00:36:31 We're not robots.

00:36:33 We have loves.

00:36:34 We have values.

00:36:35 There are things we share with our people. 1.00

00:36:40 You cannot import a bunch of Somalians 1.00

00:36:43 and then give them office in our government 1.00

00:36:47 and think that they're going to put our interest,

00:36:51 america's interest over somalia any billionaire he has in the back of his mind oh so and so wants

00:36:56 to meet you they want something from him yes he's a billionaire he has money people that are meeting

00:37:01 him knows that so all we're saying is hey as a nation uh we are the most prosperous nation in

00:37:06 the world praise be to god for it but that means practically i want to come to america i want to

00:37:10 come to america i would love to come to america practically all those people want something from

00:37:15 us in the past what has been done is okay you want to come here we know why you want to come here

00:37:20 this is a safe place to live, it's a prosperous place to live, you can work here, do you have

00:37:24 something to offer us? Whereas, especially the last five years, but most certainly spanning out

00:37:30 the last 50, it's been, yeah, we have a lot, and if anything, we've abdicated the responsibility

00:37:35 of managing it. Think of the son of a wealthy man who said, all right, my father had billions,

00:37:39 I inherited, all these people are coming up to me, man, it just seems like they want to be my friend,

00:37:43 the money isn't a big deal to them. He would be irresponsible as he gives away the fortune that

00:37:48 was accrued by his ancestors right right so why why does it matter it's it's not just um

00:37:54 it's not just left versus right you know and i think for the longest time many of us thought

00:38:00 that it was you know we're like oh okay there's republicans and there's democrats um yeah yeah

00:38:07 there there are uh and and there are some differences and democrats would be worse

00:38:11 in many capacities. But at the same time, it's not just competing political viewpoints. It's

00:38:19 not just competing ideas, but there really is competing peoples. There's actually people

00:38:27 and religion, religions that are competing. It is Christianity versus Islam, Christianity versus 0.99

00:38:35 judaism christianity versus atheism secular humanism and it's also um people it's it's not

00:38:44 just oh well you you have the same ideas i have about oh you're pro-life i'm pro-life like well

00:38:49 yeah you've got to you've got to be pro-life abortion is an abomination and it must be

00:38:54 abolished not just relegated but abolished um that's that's a a deal breaker you have to hold

00:39:00 to that to be on the team but then it also needs to be if we're talking politically in america

00:39:06 it needs to be a christian who wants to abolish abortion and an american who wants to abolish

00:39:12 abortion it can't be hey this guy wants to abolish abortion and uh and he's been living here for six

00:39:20 weeks on h1b visa right on the other side of the world like w's in the chat boys he's on the team

00:39:27 no he's not yeah no he's not oh one last piece too on the race but uh grace restores nature and

00:39:34 what that means is that there has to be a nature there to restore and a good commodious again to

00:39:38 use the illustration of the family a good commodious family is the best context for grace to

00:39:42 come in and save someone so i believe by god's grace he's going to save my children now what

00:39:47 has also been done there is that he has a home with a mother and a father who love each other

00:39:52 who love him it's a home where he's also provided for and taken care of he's given christian

00:39:56 instruction. And so when a nation has an identity, it has a sense of who it is. You create the

00:40:02 natural conditions. That is what Christianity does the best and has the best, does the best work

00:40:07 because there's a natural cohesion and trust and identity and sense of purpose there that

00:40:12 Christianity then comes into as grace restores nature and says, and what you add to this is not

00:40:16 just the ends of GDP goes up, not just the ends of enjoying life, but it orients man towards

00:40:22 heavenly life and so with that piece you have to have like they have to be people that share

00:40:28 something there's a there's of course lineage literal biological descendants there's also a

00:40:32 soul to a nation a people that are shaped by war and hardship and the things that they've gone

00:40:37 through like that soul has to exist and they have to have a sense of identity together that then

00:40:42 christianity comes along and restores them to not as atoms but as part of the soul of the people

00:40:47 that say and what defines us we went through this war we conquered the wilderness we had this

00:40:52 hardship and we also as a people are christians believing in jesus christ that he's going to

00:40:57 return again that he's going to take this land and transform it into the new heavens and the new

00:41:02 earth that's what christianity comes down and restores not just people living on an island

00:41:06 that bump into each other once in a while good point real quick before we go to the commercial

00:41:10 break i was going to go but that that just made me think and i'm going to pose it as a question

00:41:14 to you west but um when we when we think about jews um what are some of the things that you would

00:41:21 say like how how are they particular as a people what has shaped them wandering they've wandered

00:41:28 ever since the destruction of the temple and then the subsequent exile that followed they emerge

00:41:33 ashkenazi jews sometime in the mid mid seven to eight hundreds around what would be modern day 0.98

00:41:38 germany but they've wandered and one of the things as they've wandered what they've always done is 0.78

00:41:42 separated themselves and been particular so they don't describe themselves as germans they don't

00:41:47 describe themselves as English. They don't describe themselves as Spanish. They come here

00:41:50 and they even don't describe themselves primarily as Americans. They say, well, first and foremost,

00:41:54 I'm Jewish and I travel around and I never root in and I never intermarry with a people and I never

00:41:59 join the religion. I remain distinct. And so you have kind of a people that are, they're groundless.

00:42:05 They're wandering through all of the earth. And then there are people then, oh, they make a lot

00:42:10 of their living off banking and off of finance and off of speculation and interest. Well, why?

00:42:14 Because they don't settle in a place, work the land, transform it, build it into something versus a people.

00:42:20 I mean, the Germans, they were a people that worked the land, farmers.

00:42:24 And it's funny, many of them, they went to Pennsylvania and New York, places with mountains, with soil for farming.

00:42:31 They're a farming people. 0.97

00:42:32 But then the Jews are historically have been a wandering people, never attached and grounded to the land. 0.99

00:42:38 They're a farming people of sorts, you know, like a tax farming. 0.96

00:42:41 Farming, interest.

00:42:42 Yeah, usury farming.

00:42:43 there's there's some farming involved right right um no i i i agree like we've had this discussion

00:42:49 um people are not widgets we we don't just we're not living in a vacuum

00:42:53 we're all product of of time and place and um our parents like you know you and i both would

00:43:01 prescribe to traditionism um the idea that the soul is uh made by god as all things are made by

00:43:08 god but not ex nihilo um that in the same way that god uses means for our physical bodies that

00:43:14 it's you know sperm and an egg and you know this gestation and this this period of forming i knit

00:43:20 you together in your mother's womb so it's god who's making a person a physical person god does

00:43:26 it but he's doing it through natural means and you and i would both uh prescribe to the view that

00:43:31 it's not that god makes a body and then drops a soul from the ether into it a soul that was

00:43:38 sitting somewhere up on a on a shelf in heaven you know but that the soul is in the same way

00:43:44 that the body there are traits of the body hair color eye color these kinds of things genetic

00:43:48 traits that oh i can look to my dad and i can tell i can look in a mirror and then i can look

00:43:53 at my dad and i can look at my mom i'm like i see i i can put this together i said you know

00:43:58 there's some you know some pretty uh uh clear similarities here uh but that even with the soul

00:44:04 that there is a sense of um that that soul being knit together by god also through the mother

00:44:12 and father at the moment of conception right so not that the soul i said knit together it's not

00:44:18 being built over nine months but the soul right there at the moment of conception that um there's

00:44:23 a soul that comes from God, but through the natural means of mother and father.

00:44:27 In Genesis 2, the two shall become one.

00:44:28 So it's not just bodies that come together, but even Paul says it's something spiritual.

00:44:32 It's something spiritual.

00:44:33 It gives birth to body, and I would say pass down the soul.

00:44:38 And if that's the case, if this is the way that the soul transpires and is created by

00:44:44 God in each individual person, as well as the body itself and all the genetic particularities,

00:44:50 then yes you would have a particular type of person both spiritually and physically

00:44:56 that is forged and shaped by their lineage by their people over centuries hundreds of years

00:45:04 thousands of years and if that people are one way then then you know again per capita in terms of

00:45:12 just statistically speaking there's a higher likelihood that that that a descendant from that

00:45:19 people would be that way too that he would share in common with his great great great great

00:45:24 grandfather certain attributes certain characteristics um and and if there is a

00:45:30 particular people that is wandering and rootless um that has you know uh yeah you're going to be

00:45:39 shaped by that and then you add the religious component on you know so it's not just the people

00:45:45 But if you have a religion that one of its founding core beliefs is simply a rejection of Christ, a rejection of the Logos.

00:45:57 Christ is the Word that became flesh.

00:46:00 John 1, verse 1, 2, and 14.

00:46:04 In the beginning was the Word, the Word was with God, and the Word was God, and the Word took on flesh and dwelt among us.

00:46:10 And we have seen his glory, glory as of the only Son from the Father,

00:46:15 filled with grace and truth.

00:46:18 Jesus is the logic, the word.

00:46:22 And so to reject the logic, the deified logic personified in Christ

00:46:30 who took on flesh, to reject the incarnation,

00:46:34 to reject the logos of Jesus,

00:46:37 and then to also be severed from the world,

00:46:43 the word and world.

00:46:44 You could say it like that. 1.00

00:46:46 The Jew is someone who has been severed

00:46:50 from the word and the world, both in many ways.

00:46:55 And to think that, oh, but, you know,

00:46:58 it'll be different this time.

00:47:01 It'll be different. 0.94

00:47:01 Karl Marx came from a long line of rabbis. 0.95

00:47:04 At the very end of the culmination, 0.99

00:47:05 and he gets out and he puts out, I mean,

00:47:07 one of the most destructive, bloody ideologies

00:47:10 of the 20th, 21st century.

00:47:13 And I would just say, too, in God's mercy,

00:47:16 severed from the word, severed from the world,

00:47:18 it doesn't have to be that way.

00:47:19 What does someone do who realizes,

00:47:21 I've built my identity, my ancestors,

00:47:24 they rejected Christ, and I myself, 0.92

00:47:25 I make a living on bail bonds.

00:47:28 Well, you reject those, you reject that identity,

00:47:32 and you say, and I'm going to live in the world.

00:47:34 I'm going to do honest work.

00:47:35 i'm going to call myself an american i'm going to call myself an englishman i'm going to call

00:47:40 myself that i'm going to marry people like that i'm going to leave this identity behind

00:47:43 and give it three generations and you will be very similar you've changed from the one path

00:47:48 you will have assimilated that's what they rejected for two thousand years across the

00:47:53 west and christendom right so everyone always has that option every two has the option yeah

00:47:57 we're not going to be that anymore i'm glad you brought that up because i if you didn't i was

00:48:01 going to, and simply saying, um, again, we, we love all people and we want all people to be

00:48:08 Christian. We want them to forsake false religion and the worship of false gods. Uh, we want them

00:48:15 to forsake whatever wickedness they're involved in. Um, whether it's, you know, um, running

00:48:21 pornography syndicates or, or usury or, um, building unethical weapon weapons to destroy

00:48:30 the world and a nuclear holocaust or you know whatever whatever a people group might be involved 0.58

00:48:35 in that that that's that's not just wicked and immoral but it's it's not human it it actually

00:48:42 it actually takes away it scrapes away at your own humanity um we want to see people all peoples

00:48:50 repent of that um step away from that uh embrace christ as savior and uh and and be a healthy

00:49:00 vibrant, flourishing people in their nation, among their people. That's what we want to see.

00:49:09 So we're not calling for violence or anything like that. But what I would like to see when I

00:49:16 think of Christian nationalism and I think of America, I would want to hold no dual office

00:49:22 or no dual citizenship for holding civil office. And preferably, I think that would be the first 0.93

00:49:28 step, but eventually I'd like to see no dual citizenship period for you to, to take on 0.89

00:49:34 citizenship in this country requires the renouncing of the citizenship somewhere else. I think of Ruth,

00:49:39 your people will be my people. Your God will be my God. She's not clinging on to the Moabites,

00:49:45 right? She's not, it's not a halfway house. She doesn't have one foot in Moab and one foot in

00:49:49 Israel. She's, she's letting go. She's actually, there's a forsaking in, in gaining a new family, 0.80

00:49:56 a new religion, a new country. She is forsaking her father and the gods of her father. She's

00:50:03 forsaking Moab. And so, yes, you want to be a citizen in the United States. So start, you know, 0.98

00:50:09 like beggars can't be choosers. So we got to start somewhere. Start with civil office, at least, 0.80

00:50:15 at least at the federal level, at least in Congress. My goodness. I mean, I feel like that's

00:50:20 the smallest amount that I could possibly ask is that every person serving on Congress,

00:50:26 that they would actually only be citizens in the United States,

00:50:30 the country that they're serving.

00:50:31 I feel like that's pretty reasonable. 1.00

00:50:33 But eventually, yes, I'd like to see no dual citizen. 1.00

00:50:35 Think about it like this, because the argument that I'm making is

00:50:38 I want to see Jews believe in Jesus and be saved.

00:50:42 But I also want them to stop being a problem here.

00:50:45 And I'm trying to make an argument for how this can be done humanely. 0.81

00:50:50 One way is, hey, you can't have dual citizenship anymore, Ben Shapiro.

00:50:55 You have to choose.

00:50:57 What do you think Ben Shapiro is going to choose?

00:50:58 And you don't even have to necessarily kick people out,

00:51:00 but just say full participating citizens,

00:51:02 citizens who vote, citizens who hold office,

00:51:05 cannot hold citizenship in any other country. 1.00

00:51:07 Correct.

00:51:07 That doesn't mean to say if you have a home here,

00:51:09 oh, kick it to the curb, you've got to go.

00:51:11 Yeah, we're not saying that. 1.00

00:51:12 But if you're going to hold that dual citizenship, 0.98

00:51:14 you don't get to vote here. 0.71

00:51:15 But then you are forfeiting your citizenship here. 0.62

00:51:17 So you can still live here, 0.74

00:51:19 obeying the laws of the land,

00:51:21 but you no longer have full citizenship.

00:51:23 You're not able to vote.

00:51:24 You're not able to hold office.

00:51:25 so so there that that's a citizenship piece uh another piece would be um uh banning making it

00:51:31 illegal um for there to be any kind of pornography right that will affect all people but it will 0.61

00:51:37 affect different peoples disproportionately and it will affect jews more yep jews are

00:51:43 disproportionately involved not all jews but disproportionately involved in pornography

00:51:47 so ban pornography um another one ban exorbitant forms of usury loan sharks things that prey on

00:51:55 the poor right so i'm not talking about you know three percent interest um for a mortgage to own a

00:52:02 physical asset to get a home because you can't save up you know in cash to be able to drop 300

00:52:07 grand and buy a house but um but i'm talking about you know uh interest paying interest on burritos

00:52:15 i'm talking about you know um the person the poorest of the poor who has to go and get an

00:52:20 early paycheck right right and then has to pay interest on that and just dig a deeper and deeper 1.00

00:52:24 whole and is never able to get out of it so exorbitant wicked forms of usury again jews are 0.71

00:52:32 not all jews but jews are disproportionately involved in that practice that would affect 0.57

00:52:37 them disproportionately so pornography usury dual citizenship and then no i do not believe there

00:52:45 should be any public expressions of of religion and worship public expressions of worship to false

00:52:54 gods false religions in these united states so i'm not talking about uh like minority report

00:53:00 with tom cruise you know where you're trying to predict crimes and you're entering in you know

00:53:04 breaking down the door and entering into somebody's private home and rounding them up i'm not

00:53:08 talking about that uh what i am talking about though is um no i do not believe that we should 0.92

00:53:13 have mosques i do not believe that we should have synagogues i do not believe that we should have

00:53:19 certainly not these 90 foot tall demon statues outside of Houston. They have one. No, there 0.99

00:53:28 should not be public expressions of false worship. That is idolatry. God is not, if the triune God

00:53:37 is the true God, the one that actually exists, and if we want God to bless America, God bless

00:53:42 America, it just seems ridiculous that we're saying, God, would you please bless us as we

00:53:49 constitutionally um protect public forms of idolatry yeah god we want your blessing why

00:53:58 should i bless you america because we have gone to great lengths to ensure the protection of public

00:54:06 forms of idolatry of blasphemy we protect people's right to publicly blaspheme you god 0.89

00:54:16 would you please bless us yeah please flourish texas there's only five mosques really per county 0.91

00:54:21 at this rate we can get it to 10 if more people are here we have more money we can build more 0.95

00:54:26 homes we can make it happen right no and i know that this sounds foreign to people but i'm telling

00:54:31 you number one the discourse is changing the overton window is moving at the speed of light

00:54:35 and and the positions that we've been articulating for a few years now at this point um are i'll be

00:54:43 honest, even as I hear the positions coming out of my mouth once more for the millionth time,

00:54:47 I'm like, gosh, I'm kind of a lib. It seems like a pretty soft position. But seriously,

00:54:53 these things are absolutely reasonable. I understand that the leftists will lose their

00:54:56 mind. I understand that Muslims will lose their mind. Jews will lose their mind. Atheists will 0.99

00:55:00 lose their mind. James Lindsay will probably have a stroke if he hears this. I get it. 0.65

00:55:06 But this is what's required. And here's the thing. None of this, none of it is unethical.

00:55:13 None of this is extreme.

00:55:15 None of this is outside of the historic record of Christianity for 2,000 years.

00:55:21 And none of it is outside the history and heritage and origin, foundation of this country, of America.

00:55:31 We're talking about doing something that has been done before, has been done recently before, and has been done here in these United States.

00:55:41 So this is not a foreign concept.

00:55:43 This is not a far-right extremist position.

00:55:46 I know that by today's standards, many people would think that it is, but it's not.

00:55:51 We're saying no exorbitant forms of usury.

00:55:54 Everybody under the age of 30, they can't own a home.

00:55:58 People can barely live.

00:55:59 They're financing burritos, guys.

00:56:01 This is insane.

00:56:02 So no exorbitant forms of usury. 1.00

00:56:05 For Jews? 0.61

00:56:05 No, for anybody. 1.00

00:56:06 Nobody can do it. 0.99

00:56:08 It will affect Jews more, though. 1.00

00:56:10 It will. 0.99

00:56:10 But it's the principle.

00:56:12 We're going with the principle across the board. 0.99

00:56:14 No dual citizenship for Jews. 0.97

00:56:17 No, for anybody. 1.00

00:56:18 Anybody who wants to be a participating voting citizen,

00:56:20 much less hold public office. 0.50

00:56:22 But it will affect Jews disproportionately. 0.86

00:56:26 And so no dual citizenship, no exorbitant forms of usury, 0.57

00:56:30 no pornography, and no public forms of false worship. 0.60

00:56:34 If you just start with that, there are other things, right? 0.99

00:56:37 But if you just start with that, what you'll see is that we'll be physically rounding up Jews and harming them. 0.84

00:56:44 No, what you'll see is a lot of Jews will peacefully self-deport. 0.69

00:56:50 You'll see a lot of one-way flights to Tel Aviv. 0.95

00:56:52 You'll see a lot of one-way flights to Tel Aviv because I want my pride parade.

00:56:58 And think of how, I mean, just practically for Americans, man, how much better would your life be as far as protecting your children, as far as, again, a home, a family?

00:57:06 like if all of those things were gone.

00:57:07 So we're not just talking like, well, we can devise these things,

00:57:09 we would disproportionately hit people.

00:57:11 They would be more honoring to God, and they would make our lives better,

00:57:15 raising our children better, protect them better.

00:57:17 They would have more money to care for. 0.98

00:57:19 You could be able to drive around in public, not hear an Islamic call to prayer,

00:57:23 not see a mosque.

00:57:24 It would impress, like it even teaches a people, hey, this is interesting.

00:57:27 Nowhere in the United States are mosques and synagogues allowed. 1.00

00:57:30 Yeah, because they're false religions, and America is a Christian nation. 1.00

00:57:34 Just by the public square of not being there, you're teaching people generation after generation. 1.00

00:57:40 So these are good things in and of themselves that will make your life better, your children's life better, your grandchildren, et cetera, et cetera, et cetera.

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01:01:15 $99 for the U.S. only. All right, we're back. Let's talk about patriarchy, okay? This is

01:01:24 something that we've explained several times, but I'm going to explain it once more. When it comes

01:01:29 to biblical patriarchy, male leadership, male headship, one of the things that's paramount

01:01:36 when you're, you know, when you're, you know, what kind of Christian nationalist are you?

01:01:41 One of the questions that you need to ask is it cannot be, oh, well, I'm male headship. I'm

01:01:47 a complementarian. Complementarian will not do. Yes, the sexes, male and female, are different,

01:01:55 distinct, and complement one another. But complementarianism is an actual ideology

01:02:01 that tried to ultimately replace and hijack patriarchy and become a halfway house between 0.91

01:02:10 patriarchy and feminism, egalitarianism. And it must be rejected. Complementarianism 1.00

01:02:18 functions or it focuses rather way too much on the distinction of roles between men and women

01:02:25 and not nearly enough. There are distinct roles, but not nearly enough on the distinction of

01:02:31 design. Here's the deal, and this is why it matters. First, it matters as a defense of God's

01:02:37 character. God is not capricious. God is not mean or cruel. God is not arbitrary in his dealings

01:02:45 with us. So God does not call men to lead for no reason, right? He doesn't do that randomly.

01:02:54 so it's not you know what well women could probably do just as good of a job in fact 0.97

01:02:58 i'm going to create the world in such a way i'm going to create women in such a way uh that many

01:03:05 if not even the majority of women would be better leaders than men but then i'm going to make a rule 0.94

01:03:10 and put it in the bible about male leadership just to frustrate all the women and you know and then 0.75

01:03:18 I'm going to be sitting back there in the cosmos, you know, twiddling my fingers. 0.99

01:03:24 We got them this time.

01:03:25 As I see, you know, this perpetual, you know, eternal battle between the sexes, you know, men angry at women and women angry at men.

01:03:36 That's not what God did.

01:03:37 So it's vital that we connect the principle and the function of male leadership with God's design.

01:03:46 that we don't sever roles from nature. No, men are called to lead as a role, as a function,

01:03:55 because they were designed for leadership in a way that women were not. Women are called to the role 0.56

01:04:02 of being a lady of the hearth, a domestic, home-centered focus, because they were designed 0.83

01:04:09 in their nature to be far more nurturing than men. And so it's not, well, my wife does one thing and 1.00

01:04:18 I do another, and it's just because. No, my wife does what she can do better than me, and I do

01:04:26 what I can do better than her. And one of the things that I do that I can do better than she 0.89

01:04:33 can is lead. Lead. She does not have the fortitude. She does not have the strategy.

01:04:41 She does not have the courage that's required to lead well. That's not the way that God has

01:04:48 designed women. And so we have to move away from this gynocracy. As of now, it's like we have 1.00

01:04:56 two kinds of leaders. We have female leaders and female adjacent leaders, right? We have women of 1.00

01:05:02 both sexes, who are leading in every realm, in our churches, in our families, women who are 1.00

01:05:09 wearing the pants, right? The man is just sitting there, happy wife, happy life, happy wife, happy 0.99

01:05:14 life. So you have women leading the home, you have women leading in the church, you have women

01:05:18 leading in the marketplace when it comes to production, and you have women leading in

01:05:25 government at every single level. And God is not going to bless that. I think we have seen the curse 1.00

01:05:31 unfold of feminism and it's not enough to just say well okay well let's just keep men out of

01:05:37 women's sports and and we'll be okay or or even to just say okay well all right we went too far 0.52

01:05:43 no more women in positions of combat no also no more women in congress right no more female state 0.99

01:05:50 reps no more women in any function of societal leadership period why because they weren't made 1.00

01:05:58 for it. It comes down to not just role, but role stemming from design. I've used this analogy 1.00

01:06:06 before or illustration. I'll use it again. It's not as though God made in the creation of the

01:06:11 world fish and birds. And he said, you know what? Arbitrarily, fish are going to be called to swim

01:06:19 and birds will be called to fly. Well, don't you think it might have something to do with the fact

01:06:26 of their design, that fish are given by God in their formation. Gills and fins and scales and

01:06:34 birds are given feathers and wings and a hollow bone structure. I don't think it's arbitrary.

01:06:39 It's not random. God doesn't create two different species of animals and say,

01:06:44 one is called to fly through the air and one is called to swim through the sea.

01:06:50 It's not random. He made them for the role, and he did the same with men and women. He did the

01:06:56 same with men and women. So God is not capricious. He's not cruel. He's not trying to steal your joy

01:07:01 or steal your fun or spark hostility and arguments between husbands and wives. No, God made us a

01:07:10 certain way, and there is joy and peace and flourishing when we function in the role that

01:07:17 corresponds with the specific design. We have to get back to that. We have to come to a place where

01:07:24 we say, it's not just that men are called by God to lead. That's fundamental. But in addition to

01:07:31 that, we need to say, it's not just that women are not allowed to lead. They can't. 1.00

01:07:35 This pillar too, I'm going to answer Jeff Halfley. He said a question, which would you say is the

01:07:41 most likely pillar of these four to filter out the weaker brothers or fakers? And I think this 1.00

01:07:45 is the one because a man who has feminine instincts, he listens to his wife. His wife says, 0.99

01:07:50 I don't know. I don't want you listening to Pastor Joel. He's a little this or a little that.

01:07:54 Those are the type of men that will never be able to follow through on making it a Christian nation,

01:07:59 on saying, no, we're going to resist subversion to our core, to who we are,

01:08:03 and are the ones who are going to take a stand and say, no, America is this.

01:08:07 And you and you and you, you're not American.

01:08:09 Men who can't at home, at the base level, say to their wives, hey, this is what we're doing.

01:08:14 This is the type of church we're going to.

01:08:16 These are the beliefs we have.

01:08:17 There is no way at home.

01:08:19 You tuck your tail between your legs and you just kind of do what you're told to do.

01:08:23 and then you turn around you go out into the marketplace and you just you say hey this is

01:08:27 what we got to do this is what we need to happen so i think that one especially that pillar and

01:08:32 it's funny because some guys will say it out loud like oh yeah yeah yeah i agree with that

01:08:35 but but practically functionally they can still have some more feminine coded instincts they can

01:08:41 be more like you said peacemaking and and less of a bent towards justice so this is the big one and

01:08:46 not just in a word but in action i think really filters out like all right this is coming home

01:08:52 in your home who leads the home oh it's your wife i don't know if these other three if you're gonna

01:08:58 have the spine help us carry them out yeah you're you're disqualified it's not going to work um and 1.00

01:09:03 here's the thing people say oh but the women are all you know they're just in left field like i 1.00

01:09:08 mean we've seen the graphs we've we've done episodes where we've shown the charts uh young 1.00

01:09:12 women under the age of 35 are trending more and more liberal more and more leftist you know and

01:09:17 men are trending more and more conservative so that the gap between young men and young women

01:09:22 politically, culturally, religiously is wider than it's ever been. I saw Dale Partridge did

01:09:29 a post today where he said it's for the first time in his entire lifetime that he remembers

01:09:35 he regularly has adult men, not 18-year-olds, but in their 30s, in their 40s, showing up to church

01:09:43 alone. And they're married, but their wife won't come to church. It is the exact inverse of what

01:09:50 we had for decades right where the women and children come to church and the men don't want

01:09:55 to be there because the church was feminine coded the church was geared towards feminine sensibilities

01:10:00 the pastor was basically it either was a chick or functionally you know for all intents and

01:10:06 purposes he was a chick you know plexiglass pulpits you know and ferns on the stage and

01:10:12 he's pacing back and forth and he's not preaching he's just going to share you know and he's using

01:10:17 the big hand gestures you know i mean his his wrists are are as limp as a wet noodle you know

01:10:22 like i was like i i don't ever do that i didn't even painful i didn't even know that the human

01:10:27 wrist could move like that you know it's like the flexibility of this man's wrist are red flag six

01:10:32 inches around yeah how is that possible yeah it doesn't make any sense um and and that's where we

01:10:37 were for decades and now the tide is turning but but here's the white pill and encouragement to 0.86

01:10:42 the men, uh, women will follow. They will, they will. Um, right now they, they think that, you 0.94

01:10:49 know, that maybe it's just a fad or this or that, or they're, you know, they're, they're kind of

01:10:53 towing the line with, uh, the zeitgeist, right? Women, here's the irony. Uh, it's not whether, 1.00

01:10:59 but which women will submit to authority. It's not whether they will submit. It's just which 1.00

01:11:05 authority will they submit to? Uh, well, right now the zeitgeist, the reigning authority that

01:11:10 we've had in our nation has been a wicked authority it's been a gay affirming authority 1.00

01:11:16 so what do you think young women are going to do oh i i love the gays you know um i have you know 1.00

01:11:23 five five of my closest friends are gay men you know um uh the you know so right now the zeitgeist

01:11:29 the reigning authority this is i'm not just talking about our politicians in the in in the

01:11:33 state you know civil realm but i'm talking about every movie every piece of propaganda that comes

01:11:39 out of hollywood uh in media in corporate america right in business in um in government

01:11:45 at every single level um you you have uh gay affirming um always you know always about the 0.94

01:11:54 immigrant and the foreigner over the native people um so you have globalism you have gay 0.80

01:11:59 race communism gay race communism has been the reigning dogma orthodoxy of these united states 0.83

01:12:07 politically religiously um in terms of entertainment and media corporately in terms of 0.89

01:12:13 business uh all these things and so young women are um they're sticking it to the man right they're 0.51

01:12:18 raging against the machine no they're doing what young women have always done right submitting to

01:12:23 authority and so the men uh what do we need to do we need to win seriously that's it that's all you

01:12:31 have to do women i i love women all right so i'm not i'm not trying to be rude my wife uh would

01:12:37 tell you but but she will never tell you because i'm not going to let her because my wife is not

01:12:42 going to be a public forward-facing person right um and she doesn't want to be but but if i you 1.00

01:12:47 know if i asked her to she would submit to my leadership she would sit in this chair and uh

01:12:52 and you know and i'd be like every other ministry i'd be replacing a qualified man um you know with 0.97

01:12:57 a woman. And my wife does happen to be blonde. So it'd be, I mean, it'd be right in line with 1.00

01:13:01 the gospel coalition and every other ministry out there. You know, another man, you know,

01:13:04 who had something good to say, some insights, some courage got replaced by a pastor's wife. 0.79

01:13:10 She's the shield for criticism. It's like, put her forward and she's going to take the blows. 0.99

01:13:13 Let's get my wife out here to say this hard thing so that I don't have to be, 1.00

01:13:17 no, I'll just be criticized. Millions of people hate me. You think I care? You think I'm not 1.00

01:13:22 aware of course of course and i know that i know what i could do for better pr i absolutely i know

01:13:28 how to play the game right i won't because it's a game and it's wicked and someone has to break out

01:13:34 of the matrix and say no i'm not going to play by these wicked rules i'm not going to put my wife

01:13:40 out in front of you in order to to um appear softer i'm not going to do that my wife is a

01:13:46 mother she has five little children she's busy at home it takes all of her time and she's staying

01:13:52 in that role, and I'm not going to have her come out here and hold her up as a shield to protect

01:13:57 myself in a self-centered way from my critics. That's wicked, it's cowardly, and God will not

01:14:03 bless it. No compromise on biblical patriarchy. Now, that disclaimer out of the way, what I was 0.94

01:14:10 going to say is that my wife, if she was here, she would tell you. She'd say, my husband is

01:14:17 absolutely right. Women, she would say this, women are NPCs, non-player character. 1.00

01:14:27 Meaning what? Meaning all the men have to do is win. You beat the zeitgeist, right? You have to 1.00

01:14:34 beat the final boss, right? The gay race, communism, final boss. You got to go in there, you got to 1.00

01:14:39 beat him, and then you replace him as a righteous, God-fearing Christian man. And then you say, 0.97

01:14:48 these are virtues, and these other things are vices. This is a vice, right? Homosexuality,

01:14:55 sodomy is a vice, right? This is a vice. That's a vice. You stop letting Hollywood produce filth. 1.00

01:15:02 you have standards you stop you shut down only fans um you you you you stop it cut it out you 0.98

01:15:10 get women out of the military no no no that's a shame for a nation to send its women to send its 0.69

01:15:16 daughters all right i said using my wife as a shield for criticism our nation uses its daughters 0.74

01:15:22 as a literal shield for bullets and we think that that's virtuous look at how forward-thinking we

01:15:28 are look at how empowering we are to women empowering women you're bringing them back

01:15:32 in body bags you're not empowering you're wicked and all it takes you don't have to here's the

01:15:39 thing guys get discouraged this is a white pill they think i've got to win over this 25 year old

01:15:44 you know chick to um to you know based politics and and you know conservative you know biblical

01:15:51 you know virtues and this and that and it's so hard you know yeah that's because it's the same

01:15:55 thing as trying to win over the boomer you have to remember when you're arguing with a boomer

01:15:59 you're arguing with fox news you're arguing with it with the the uh the television box right and

01:16:05 when you're arguing with a woman you're arguing with tiktok you're arguing with only fans you're

01:16:11 arguing with uh with jewish media you're arguing with aoc you're arguing that it's not her it's

01:16:18 not and i'm saying this in a loving way it's not her she has here's a whole deal you you want to

01:16:23 go and slay dragons? Think about that. Every little boy, he wasn't imagining his wedding day.

01:16:28 That's what every little girl was doing. He was building forts and tree houses and building

01:16:33 swords, finding a stick that looked like a sword and pretending that he was fighting off dragons.

01:16:38 And now we have one. Your dream has now come true. What is it? There actually is a damsel

01:16:44 in distress and she needs to be saved. She needs to be rescued. She's been cast under a wicked spell

01:16:51 and and she is locked up in a tower by a dragon a fire-breathing dragon and she needs you to

01:16:58 rescue her and you want to go into the tower sneak into the tower through a back door and

01:17:04 rescue her by arguing with her about politics for 17 hours no kill the dragon kill the beast

01:17:13 guest on hero guest on was a hero guy no seriously you think of beauty and the beast what i mean even

01:17:21 the songs right disney has been has been indoctrinating our daughters for decades even

01:17:28 the song on beauty and the beast she's like um i want so much more than this provincial life

01:17:34 i want adventure in she's literally like i want to be a man right gaston says hey we'll have seven

01:17:41 children and and you'll get to be at home a lady of the hearth and i'll go and what do they do they

01:17:47 make gaston look like a monster and then and then what happens well she gets taken captive

01:17:54 by a wild beast and the beast like a what's it called stockholm syndrome stockholm syndrome

01:18:01 yeah convinces her to to fall in love with him yep uh to where she is now rooting for the man

01:18:08 who literally wanted what did gaston want he wanted um it's crazy guys have done stuff on 0.95

01:18:14 this is it's not original to me but you literally have in the movie there are three blonde hussies 0.71

01:18:19 you know ha ha ha doting over gaston wishing that they could be and gaston is just a womanize it

01:18:26 right and he's with all the women no he has eyes for bell and bell alone he's the best hunter he's

01:18:32 the best fighter he's strong he's masculine he's not going and all the men in the village look up

01:18:38 to him all the men in the village look up to him when the village is under attack he's leading the

01:18:43 charge to, to, uh, and he's not just defensive, but he's actually going to take the offense and

01:18:48 go and try to root out the threat. Uh, he's not giving himself to all these women who would love

01:18:54 they're throwing themselves at him because he has eyes for one woman. Um, and, and what does she

01:19:00 want? Uh, well, she wants to, uh, not be a wife, not be a mother, uh, live in adventure, thinks 0.71

01:19:07 it um traditional you know marriage roles are garbage um and and then and then you know so

01:19:13 she's already under a spell that spell ends up leading her away from civilization away from 0.92

01:19:20 patriarchy and then she she breaks her word she gives her word of the beast and then goes back

01:19:24 on it can't even stay true and then falls in love with a beast so all that back to the point here

01:19:30 it is uh the white pill for the young men this is what has happened to the young women of our

01:19:35 society they've fallen in love with a beast they've fallen in love with a beast they have been 0.99

01:19:41 bewitched by gay race communism and fallen in love with gay furries they literally dress like 0.99

01:19:47 beast now they literally wear fur yeah we rehearsed this hang on i mean it is is on the 0.97

01:19:53 nose as you could possibly i mean it's it's it it writes itself guys you know at this point it

01:19:59 writes itself so what do you have to do you need to sneak into the beast castle and argue with bell

01:20:05 for 17 hours about politics. No, you need to kill the beast. You need to kill the dragon. 1.00

01:20:12 And if you do, and all of a sudden you restore order and righteous men are now the authority, 1.00

01:20:19 then those young women will do what young women always do. They'll submit to the reigning 0.99

01:20:23 authority. Right now, women are not thinking for themselves. They're not being original. 1.00

01:20:27 They're not sticking it to the man. They're not even rebelling. They're submitting. The authority

01:20:32 just happens to be wicked. And so you have women who are choosing a path of wickedness as they 1.00

01:20:39 submit to a wicked authority. All we have to do is win. And the NPCs, overnight, I'm telling you, 1.00

01:20:45 this is the way women are. Overnight. I'm talking, it's like, well, it'll take years. 1.00

01:20:49 Guys, it'll take weeks. Weeks. And you'll see all of a sudden, like, remember the Kamala Trump thing?

01:20:56 I know that Trump has been a disappointment, but it was literally like a bunch of Tesla robots, 0.52

01:21:02 optimists you know female you know women optimist robots and they're all she's so brat she's so 0.68

01:21:07 brat and then right after the trump assassination attempt and then everyone was like trump flip and 0.72

01:21:13 then literally it's like all the robots all these female robots froze and the chip was replaced from 0.99

01:21:19 the back of their head and put in and literally all these all these women that were she's so brat 0.99

01:21:25 within days switch to they're doing the trump dance at at uh major league baseball games you

01:21:31 know on national television that's how fast it will be yeah women are steven wolf he said this 0.96

01:21:37 a while ago when he came on the show they're consensus driven right if a woman like oh if 0.69

01:21:41 she's surrounded by her friends that don't vaccinate she's probably not going to vaccinate 0.85

01:21:45 they do what's around them so surround them with practically locally women who recognize the 0.99

01:21:50 problem and in the big pill the big picture the macro kill the dragon that's how you win 0.99

01:21:55 versus arguing with her so that's the patriarchy clause all right that's the um so it has to be

01:22:00 explicitly christian um it has to be patriarchy we've already talked to it has to be anti-zionism

01:22:05 um we can talk well we've kind of hit the race a little bit uh the double the dual citizenship

01:22:12 thing for instance okay here in texas uh 53 democrat state representatives have fled the

01:22:17 house to block they've broken quorum to block a redistricting effort right and uh someone cook

01:22:23 put this on x ben the father and listen to the absentees right here just just so this is texas

01:22:28 these are state representatives they're democrats and they fled the state to avoid doing their job

01:22:33 and chia campos canales flores garcia times three gonzalez guerrera hernandez and hina josa

01:22:43 lopez manuel martinez meza morales ordaz perez rodriguez romero talrico

01:22:52 hmm interesting that those individuals would be the ones that would abdicate their duty

01:22:57 to do the office that they got elected to hmm hmm wonder what country of origin most of them

01:23:04 are from that's yeah at the end of the day again um people are people god created us

01:23:11 as people we have natural bonds we have natural affections we have devotion we have allegiances

01:23:19 religion and race are are they're inescapable is this person a christian are they not

01:23:28 is this person an american or have they been an american for 15 minutes but their heritage and

01:23:37 they're literally waving the flag you know like america is my nation but you know mexico is my

01:23:42 heritage or israel is my hair like uh you can't it doesn't work like that i i always i'll bring

01:23:49 up and i'll do it again but i always think of the um the braveheart scene where you know the the um

01:23:56 the english lords are sending the king is sending you know the the front lines of his militia out

01:24:03 to meet um all these uh scotsmen and the people that he's sending are they also scotsmen or are

01:24:10 they irish it's been too long i forget but they like they run out as though they're about to

01:24:15 slaughter each other and then as soon as they get you know right in front of each other's faces they

01:24:18 drop their weapons and they smile and they start giving hugs because even though england conquered

01:24:23 this other nation and now has them enlisted in their militia as they're fighting men

01:24:27 uh natural affections die hard yeah they don't go away overnight and so it's like but we conquered

01:24:34 you uh you're part of uh the the english military now they're like no these these are our kinsmen

01:24:42 these are our brothers our allegiance lies with them you can't just change our our uniform right

01:24:49 all of a sudden put on you know different colors and flying you know the king's the king's flag

01:24:54 and then all of a sudden that's going to change our hearts.

01:24:58 No, we have beating hearts.

01:25:00 We have blood ties to people.

01:25:03 That's how God built the world.

01:25:05 This is not a bad thing.

01:25:06 So none of this is me saying,

01:25:08 and therefore all of the people outside of America 0.98

01:25:11 or outside of European descent are terrible.

01:25:16 No, all people are made in the image of God.

01:25:18 We want all people to be saved,

01:25:20 but we are fooling ourselves

01:25:22 if we think we can just bring in people from other nations

01:25:27 and that they would overnight have devotion and allegiance to our country 0.85

01:25:33 and not their own people.

01:25:35 I mean, think about it just in terms of economically. 0.69

01:25:38 Where's all the money going from immigrants to build up America, right? 0.84

01:25:43 No, they're sending it back home. 0.70

01:25:45 Billions and billions of dollars sent out of our economy.

01:25:48 Billions and billions of dollars made in America but sent out of America. 0.76

01:25:52 right made in america but our wealth being sent out of america why because these people are wicked

01:25:58 no we're wicked our leaders are wicked for letting them in yeah these people aren't doing something

01:26:03 wicked i'm not trying to hate on these people i i think they're doing a very human thing and i would

01:26:10 argue even a moral thing if if america if we had another great depression and and i couldn't feed

01:26:18 my family but i heard that there was a country that was wealthy and that was you know their

01:26:24 economy was strong i would do everything i could to go into that country and with every paycheck

01:26:29 i would spend the least amount possible for me just to to eat and sleep to go back to work the

01:26:35 next day all the rest of my i'd be sending it home to my wife and kids right of course i would do

01:26:40 that and i think that god would honor that i do like so it's not an immoral thing it's not an 0.73

01:26:45 even a uh unchristian thing what's unchristian is any nation that would let all these people in

01:26:52 at the expense of their own citizens right our civil leaders their their obligation their duty 0.69

01:26:59 is to their citizens and so what what do they do to absolve themselves you know or try to absolve

01:27:04 themselves of any moral responsibility they just they bring people in and immediately make them a

01:27:09 citizen say oh so my obligation is to them too there's things that are citizen too joel there's

01:27:13 things that are at small scale don't have a detrimental effect it's when you get to millions

01:27:17 and millions of people sending billions and billions so in principle what you're saying

01:27:21 hey there's a depression going on i went over to this country and i'm one of 15 people sending home

01:27:27 my wages to help care for my family that's not destructive to a nation the way again millions

01:27:31 and millions of people sending billions and billions of dollars out of our economy is it's

01:27:36 it's apples to oranges they're just not the same let's uh let's do this let's go to our last

01:27:41 commercial break and then we'll come back and we're going to deal with the super chats and let's

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01:30:44 All right, let's go ahead and jump into the super chats on this beautiful Friday.

01:30:49 The first one, $50 from Daniel Bartos.

01:30:52 Thanks so much, Daniel.

01:30:53 Really appreciate it.

01:30:54 And he has a good question here.

01:30:56 Question for Wes.

01:30:56 That's why I'm answering it.

01:30:58 Are you familiar with the works of Dr. William Shockley and his research toward just GenX

01:31:02 and the behaviors of R-selected versus K-selected reproductive habits and their effects on society

01:31:08 slash civilizations?

01:31:09 If yes, what are your thoughts?

01:31:11 So to give a high-level view, R-selected versus K-selected refers to kind of a quantity

01:31:15 versus quality approach.

01:31:16 if you think of i don't know like frogs they they pump out i don't know it's probably not

01:31:20 thousands but a lot of tadpoles and the goal is at some of these are going to make it so you have

01:31:25 kind of a quantity like we're just going to pump out as many offspring as possible like finding

01:31:28 nemo yeah it's just it's quantity versus quality so humans are a case selected species humans

01:31:35 have much fewer animals or much fewer children than many other animals do and we put way more

01:31:41 time and care into them we train them we raise them feed them individually all of that so you 0.98

01:31:45 R-selective species, K-selective species, but within human beings, you have groups that tend 0.95

01:31:50 more towards R. They have children earlier, they have children faster, and there's less care taken 0.86

01:31:56 towards them versus K-selective. Think of East Asia, where you have two kids, but those kids 0.95

01:32:02 are getting tutored at five years old in calculus. I think what he's asking, I know he references

01:32:06 Dr. William Shockley. One of the idea, and I haven't read him particularly, but I'm familiar

01:32:12 with what he's getting at, is that when you as a society incentivize, and dysgenic may not be the

01:32:18 best word for it, but you incentivize bad behavior that results in bad outcomes for children. I think

01:32:24 about welfare and SNAP that subsidize, for one, father's not being in the home because the father

01:32:29 will take care of the mother if he's not even there. They subsidize junk food, so the kids are

01:32:33 being fed terrible food, a public school system that fails students. So if you as a society select

01:32:39 for certain traits by giving terrible education, terrible food, paying for all their welfare,

01:32:44 basically the nanny state. If you do that, what you're going to have is you're going to have a

01:32:48 balance towards more children that are cared for less. And so some of Dr. William Shockley,

01:32:55 some of the implications that he worked out were that society should be aware of this,

01:32:59 and at times offer things like voluntary sterilization, which I don't agree with. So

01:33:03 yes, for my thoughts, I don't agree with. I think what the state does do is when you have criminals

01:33:07 and people with terrible traits in your population,

01:33:11 well, people that murder other people,

01:33:12 they shouldn't be able to go on then

01:33:13 and father five more children

01:33:15 through the length of their prison sentence.

01:33:17 They should be removed from the gene pool.

01:33:19 Like the Old Testament, God was very clear. 0.98

01:33:21 People that are degenerate,

01:33:23 people that lack self-control, 0.98

01:33:24 people that are violent, 0.72

01:33:26 you have to remove them.

01:33:27 Removed from the gene pool?

01:33:28 Oh my goodness, that's terrible. 1.00

01:33:29 That's eugenics. 0.93

01:33:30 No, he's talking about capital punishment 0.65

01:33:33 for capital crime,

01:33:35 which is a biblical principle.

01:33:37 And that does, the Bible tells you dietary restrictions.

01:33:42 You can't have too much shellfish.

01:33:44 You can't have too much pork.

01:33:45 It tells you who you can marry.

01:33:46 That person's too closely related. 1.00

01:33:48 That person is a foreigner who worships foreign gods. 0.96

01:33:51 And it also has capital punishment for capital crimes. 1.00

01:33:55 What is the result over generations and generations and generations and generations if you're following God's law?

01:34:01 Well, one of the results is that, you know, well, the culture changes.

01:34:06 yes the culture does change but also because the people change yeah the people change so we're not

01:34:12 anybody who wants to do that in an unethical way that's that's unethical that's wicked yep and we

01:34:18 would condemn that as sin but anybody who wants to do that god's way um to simply acknowledge that

01:34:25 that's one of the things that's being done it's being done for for righteousness sake but but one

01:34:30 of the implications of capital punishment being being fair but also swift your eye shall not

01:34:37 pity one of the the implications of that or consequences of that is that yes um the type

01:34:44 of person that you don't necessarily want to father 12 more children in your society doesn't

01:34:51 end up fathering 12 more children in your society that is one of the consequences and all that being

01:34:55 said the r balance versus the k balance i think getting to different races there are different

01:34:59 groups, like East Asia, for example, even post-millennial, a very Christian nation. East

01:35:05 Asia probably is going to have less kids in general than South Africa. There's not a biblically 1.00

01:35:09 mandated, every society should aim towards having a fertility ratio of five, five children to every

01:35:14 one woman. Some are going to have less. That would be your case selected. Some are going to have

01:35:19 more. That variance, I don't think there's anything immoral about. And then practically,

01:35:23 you you're either going to incentivize bad test scores bad diet bad training for the children

01:35:30 bad care of them or you're going to incentivize good ones i think by what you pay for the welfare

01:35:35 system what the state does so those are my thoughts on it that's good uh ben door gave us a 20 super

01:35:40 chat thanks ben we appreciate that he said i don't even need to hear the four pillars and i already

01:35:45 agree uh pastor joel i would love to hear from you um thanks for reaching out ben i appreciate it

01:35:51 uh i think i saw on x i think uh you dm me and i plan i intend to get back to you uh just always

01:35:59 busy but um but yes i would like to uh to get back to you and set up a phone call sometime

01:36:04 and uh get to hear more about your story and what you're doing and see if there's anything that we

01:36:08 can uh partner on uh then we've got jeff halfley he gave us a five dollar super chat thanks jeff

01:36:14 we appreciate it he said the four pillars uh happen and how do things look in 50 years okay

01:36:21 so assuming these four pillars happen how do things look in 50 years religion demographics

01:36:25 politics economics etc so that's a pretty big question but um suffice it to say better yeah

01:36:32 things look better i feel like i could point to el salvador which is five years along uh it's a

01:36:37 christian nation it has abortion is fully legal in el salvador punished up to the law fully illegal

01:36:43 fully illegal sorry uh no cases it's allowed well there was right no like it's illegal so i think

01:36:49 in laws i think in politics not just the abortion doctor but the woman would receive a penalty yep

01:36:54 so um it's happened before it's happened in a lot less than 50 years so religion christian

01:36:59 demographics i would say probably our population would stabilize about 70 to 80 percent white

01:37:04 european and then mix in the other 20 it's never going to be 100 white it's not going to happen

01:37:09 thomas soul's not going back guys it's just it's not going to happen um but yes you could uh deport

01:37:14 50 million people you could and you could do it absolutely ethically um and with a clear conscience

01:37:20 before the lord and and you could stabilize get closer to the original demographics it probably

01:37:26 won't be 90 percent white uh like it was once upon a time because nations do change um but

01:37:31 they're supposed to change naturally and slowly over time not artificially not manipulated by

01:37:36 wicked rulers who ultimately just want your nation they want you know the the original

01:37:41 demographic of your nation to uh to be wiped off the face of the planet that's what we're dealing 0.86

01:37:46 with right now is we're dealing with global powers and leaders um that that actually want to

01:37:52 see uh europeans um gone like just gone disappear yeah and diversity too drives down uh just the

01:38:01 amount of children a society has so when you take away a lot of people that don't belong here it's

01:38:05 a safer place to live in you mentioned economically i think we'd be flourishing economically some bumps

01:38:09 in the road to get there but you take a nation that's flourishing economically economically low

01:38:13 diversity you're looking at a lot of people having more kids too yeah lower taxes lower taxes people

01:38:18 feel like they can actually afford to have a family they can buy a home those kinds of things

01:38:22 they don't have to do two incomes so like more mothers returning from the workforce back into

01:38:28 the home to be able to raise those children so you're getting quality and not just quantity um

01:38:32 and and you're right west like that i mean look at the way el salvador has changed um it it could

01:38:39 happen a lot faster than we think. I don't even think it would require, you know, 50 years would

01:38:43 be incredible. But I think you could see massive changes in 15, 20 years, 10 to 20 years. Okay,

01:38:49 here's another question. Let's go up. Okay, this is a fun one. Tyler said, question, when is Joel

01:38:57 going to shave it off? He's referencing my beard. Here's the answer. What do you call men without a

01:39:02 beard the answer women um so no yeah when am I going to shave it off um never absolutely never

01:39:10 Charles Spurgeon has some great uh great quotes about beards um I love like and typical Spurgeon

01:39:15 factor uh fashion he goes you know way over the top he's a bit a bit of a drama queen a bit

01:39:21 eccentric um but he says um that a beard is um most manly uh most natural and then he also says

01:39:28 and most scriptural and so he like makes a biblical argument he's like hey uh you want to

01:39:35 obey the bible have a beard just imagine the new heavens the new earth if when we get resurrected

01:39:39 we don't have beards nobody's going to recognize you up there they'd be like oh who are you and

01:39:43 you'd be like well i'm actually this guy i'm like oh yeah didn't recognize you you didn't have the

01:39:47 beard yeah i don't think that i don't think god's going to do that but uh yeah we'll see

01:39:51 resurrection design co he gave us 25 super chat bottom of the ninth he slipped it in here thank

01:39:56 you resurrection design code we appreciate that means a lot he said uh does america need to be a

01:40:02 dictatorship in order uh to get the results that el salvador has seen i would say uh absolutely

01:40:07 not because el salvador is not a dictatorship dictator um is just a pejorative that's used by

01:40:14 uh libs who don't like righteousness that's that's you know like that's what it is um now

01:40:21 Like, yeah, people will call Bukele a dictator. 0.96

01:40:24 Absolutely.

01:40:25 But he has not done anything illegal.

01:40:28 The nation wants him.

01:40:29 The people want him to be the leader.

01:40:31 And they said, you know what?

01:40:32 We actually want to change even the protocols.

01:40:34 And they did it through the right avenues.

01:40:36 They did it legally.

01:40:37 We're going to amend this. 1.00

01:40:38 We're going to change that because Bukele is great and our nation is better.

01:40:43 And so we want him to stay in office longer. 0.87

01:40:46 So you can do all of that.

01:40:48 And that's not a dictator.

01:40:51 Now, I will say that to be on the right track, you're going to have to have a president who functions in that executive office in the way that that executive office, I think, was intended to function, which will look like tyranny to a lot of modern liberal Americans.

01:41:10 but the presidential office it's not king that's clear they didn't want a king it is president

01:41:17 but the executive powers that the constitution actually affords to the president are enormous

01:41:23 far far larger than than what we've gotten used to because we've had this managerial state where

01:41:31 the courts are able to tie the president's arms behind his back and all these different things

01:41:35 um so no i don't think that we will in the technical sense require a dictator um or a king

01:41:42 um but uh in in the practical sense um he probably will be called a dictator and called a tyrant and

01:41:50 called a king uh but i think he without having to make any major changes um i you know to the

01:41:58 constitution or something like that i think uh you would be able to have a guy if we just got back to

01:42:03 original authorial intent who could come in and and do the right thing for eight years and shape

01:42:09 the nation tremendously in the right direction i don't think that would work i i do think you

01:42:14 would need people need to be animated by the great man to aspire to something greater and so i don't

01:42:20 know that democratically that that type of inspiration could be vested in someone that

01:42:24 doesn't hold the office then even if they did hold the office the limitations of the office

01:42:28 some of the articles of the constitution i think limit and we're already seeing this with the

01:42:32 judges they limit uh the office the executive branch too much so i think you would have to

01:42:36 have someone that functionally is i agree dictator is a bit of pejorative but a practical functional

01:42:41 king i think you do have to get there and maybe again he could shape the people such that they

01:42:45 self-govern themselves as a constitutional republic on the back end we've talked about it kind of

01:42:49 you don't go from democracy raw democracy back to constitutional republic you kind of go the

01:42:55 whole loop around everybody votes and then nobody votes back to monarchy and then potentially back

01:43:00 constitutional republic i think that has to happen yeah i could see that i think that's possible

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