The NXR Podcast - THE LIVESTREAM - Nick Fuentes Is Right, And We’re Tired Of Pretending He’s Not

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00:00:30.000 all right guys it's time uh it is time my bible says to give honor where honor is due credit

00:00:40.560 where credit is due uh the only disclaimer i'll give because i don't want to get bogged down

00:00:45.680 because it's not right and it's not the point um yeah sure there are some differences i'm a

00:00:51.560 protestant this dude is a catholic uh there's differences in how we would say things there's

00:00:57.040 differences and the fact that I'm married and have five kids and I pastor a local church.

00:01:02.260 But here's the deal. In terms of geopolitics, Nick Fuentes, or as some might call him,

00:01:10.140 good old Saint Nick, the dude has been right again and again and again. And lots of people

00:01:18.600 end up being right. There's lots of people, right? There are plenty of people who are now

00:01:24.860 right about COVID five years after the fact, right? When all of a sudden it becomes socially

00:01:32.980 acceptable to be right. When all of a sudden you stand nothing to lose and only to gain to be right.

00:01:41.000 I've said it often. This has been true in my own life. And I think it's especially true of Nick

00:01:46.600 Fuentes. I've said this, that Israel, old covenant Israel in the Bible, they did not kill the

00:01:54.760 prophets for being right. They killed the prophets for being first. Think about that.

00:02:02.360 Israel, Old Covenant Israel in the Bible, eventually they're all building tombs and

00:02:08.440 monuments to honor the prophets. They're having certain feast days and celebrating the prophets.

00:02:15.340 All of Israel agrees with consensus unanimously that Jeremiah, he's our guy, right? Isaiah,

00:02:23.480 he's our guy. Ezekiel, he's our guy. Eventually, society comes around. Eventually, people agree,

00:02:32.620 even a majority of people. The consensus, even unanimously, people eventually agree. And yet,

00:02:39.740 Israel, that eventually honors and esteems and builds monuments and tombs to the prophets, 0.52

00:02:45.960 their forefathers, originally, at the time, were the ones who actually killed the prophets.

00:02:53.480 Why? Because prophets get killed not for being right, but for being first. There are other people

00:03:02.700 that we could cite in this episode. There are plenty of people who are saying what Nick Fuentes

00:03:08.000 said a year ago or two years ago or five years ago. There are plenty of people who are saying

00:03:14.360 that today. So we don't need Nick Fuentes as a source. And we're aware of that. We're not naive

00:03:21.520 and we're not stupid and we understand what it does for the bottom line and what people will say

00:03:25.460 and how people will feel about us. But here's the deal. He was first. He was. And there are guys who

00:03:34.020 are saying similar things, but they've been saying similar things for the last 15 minutes.

00:03:42.680 But Nick has been saying these things for a while, for a while. When it comes to Israel

00:03:49.380 and when it comes to this current conflict between Israel and Iran and exactly what's 0.95

00:03:55.920 taking place today, Nick Fuentes deserves credit. You heard it here. I make no apology.

00:04:05.320 Honor where honor is due. So our episode today, we're going to play a clip where Nick Fuentes

00:04:11.780 calls everything that's taking place all the way back right after October 7th, right? So

00:04:19.120 at this point, almost a year ago, we're going to play that clip. And then we've got a lot in store

00:04:24.040 in this episode for you. We're going to show a clip from Putin, who is already saying that he

00:04:29.360 is willing, Russia, to join Iran, right? World War III. I hope it's not going to happen. I don't 0.79

00:04:37.280 necessarily think it's going to happen. But to say it's not even a possibility of happening

00:04:42.020 would be foolish and naive. This is what's at stake. This is what we're talking about. So we're 0.97

00:04:47.900 going to look at Putin. We're going to look at Matt Gaetz, the guy who didn't get the job, and

00:04:52.420 maybe there's more than just one reason why. Maybe it's not just the scandals. Maybe it's also his

00:04:58.500 positions and the fact that the dude knows what's up with the nation state of Israel. So we're going

00:05:03.380 to play a clip from Matt Gaetz. We're going to play a clip from Putin. We're going to play a

00:05:07.140 clip to start off from Nick Fuentes, and we're going to look at what the White House and what

00:05:11.220 Trump just said minutes ago, handling this whole conflict, what it means for us, and what we think

00:05:17.880 may happen between Israel, Iran, and the rest of the world. Tune in now.

00:05:32.240 G-A, G-A, G-A. All right, it is Monday afternoon, G-A. That does not mean we're from Georgia. We

00:05:39.340 are in TX, Texas, broadcasting live right now, bursting with energy, and that energy does not

00:05:46.920 it does not imply joy or happiness because we're not particularly happy with what's going on right

00:05:54.740 now. But the energy, if anything, I feel energetic because I've got kids. I would like to not be in

00:06:02.960 a war. I would like to see Americans not go and spend the next 20 years in another war that never

00:06:09.680 ends in the Middle East, more American men. And sadly, because we're degenerate American women 0.99

00:06:15.640 going and dying for Israel in another war. 0.76

00:06:18.020 So I'm pumped up, but I just want to make it clear. 0.50

00:06:21.020 It's not because I'm giddy.

00:06:22.040 It's not because I'm happy.

00:06:23.140 If anything, it's because I'm angry

00:06:25.060 and I'm just kind of just embracing the delusion

00:06:28.340 to keep myself from raging

00:06:30.160 and just funneling the anger and the rage

00:06:33.900 into just high energy, high caliber.

00:06:38.380 This episode, it's going to be packed.

00:06:40.020 And like I said, in the cold open,

00:06:41.880 I don't want to waste any of your time.

00:06:43.860 Some of you guys, you saw the thumbnail.

00:06:45.260 you saw the title, and so we don't want to do clickbait with this ministry. We want to hop

00:06:50.440 right into it. So here is our first clip of the day from good old St. Nick.

00:06:55.760 Israel benefits from the attack by Hamas because now they get to solve the Gaza question finally. 0.90

00:07:02.000 Now they get to go in and kill them all and ethically cleanse this region. In doing so, 0.98

00:07:07.080 they know they're provoking and basically an unavoidable retaliation. There's an unavoidable

00:07:13.800 reciprocal attack by these iranian militias against israel and all that does is give israel 0.71

00:07:21.740 an excuse to do what they always wanted to do which is to bomb iran's centrifuges which is

00:07:28.460 their nuclear program and if they do that then iran is in a war with israel and then they draw 0.62

00:07:34.660 the united states into a war with iran and they get the crown jewel what they always wanted

00:07:40.940 which is an end to the regime in syria and an end to the regime in iran and that seems to be the big

00:07:49.120 play that israel is making so consider the following israel had an intelligence failure

00:07:57.280 oops number one surveillance superpower in the world it's your neighbor oops we didn't know that

00:08:04.180 Hamas was going to spill out and kill all Netanyahu's political enemies in the south, 0.80

00:08:09.500 the commie, you know, all these labor Zionists down in the south of Israel. 0.96

00:08:15.920 Oops, we didn't see it coming. 0.98

00:08:17.500 Oh, we didn't know that Hamas was going to invade. 1.00

00:08:21.180 Guess we have an excuse to go and kill them all. 0.99

00:08:24.760 Guess a perfect political crisis fell into Netanyahu's lap 1.00

00:08:28.980 right as he was about to get removed from power and thrown in jail.

00:08:32.220 Now he's forming a unity government to go and destroy his sworn enemy for 100 years. 0.61

00:08:36.920 And they get to go and level Gaza. 0.73

00:08:39.460 The United States backs them and Israel backs them because of the visceral atrocities that were committed by Hamas, which they failed to anticipate. 0.78

00:08:50.280 So Israel is going to conduct a brutal, brutal campaign against Gaza, which they know that Iran has to respond to. 0.84

00:09:00.760 they know that iran and all the neighboring powers have to go and attack israel for doing this

00:09:06.180 because the people would revolt if they didn't they bring the united states in to say hey we're

00:09:12.160 going to put iran in check iran won't attack israel if the united states is in the neighborhood

00:09:17.100 wrong iran almost has to they're forced and if iran attacks israel if these militias attack

00:09:26.100 israel then israel can widen the conflict and attack iran america's brought in and now israel

00:09:32.060 gets two for the price of one this little little little attack by hamas maybe the this may be the

00:09:39.360 tripwire that sets off the regional war that they have wanted for decades it's going to draw america 0.68

00:09:48.280 in finally to a war where they decapitate iran and syria that seems to be the goal here

00:09:55.520 i saw a great post over the weekend born too early to die for sand new jersey

00:10:02.320 born too late to die for sand new jersey yeah born just in time to die for sand new jersey

00:10:07.380 uh yep what nick's getting at in this clip and this is from a while ago is that there has been

00:10:14.100 an overarching theme through israel's actions in the middle east they have an incredible

00:10:18.260 intelligence agency and for a long time they've been looking for we went over this last week

00:10:22.840 looking for the reason to basically get involved in iran iran's been building for a long time we're

00:10:29.460 talking decades at this point probably enriching uranium to the point of building a nuclear weapon

00:10:34.320 and so be it october 7th be even farther back what can we use as justification to get involved

00:10:40.840 and the u.s's involvement is the most recent in a long string of well we really want to be out of

00:10:46.980 the middle east we withdrew from afghanistan for instance or or we tried the the nation building

00:10:51.660 the regime change in iraq and that didn't work very well either wasn't pulling out of there

00:10:56.020 was not the best withdrawal could have been a better withdrawal so we've been trying to do

00:11:00.100 this thing where we pull back and i i think to trump's credit he's like guys we really shouldn't

00:11:05.380 be involved there i think even jd vance to a greater degree you saw some stories coming out

00:11:09.640 of him where he's like i don't really support this this that or the other but to be honest we still

00:11:13.980 did it we struck bases in iran specifically uh three nuclear sites so six different bombs are

00:11:20.700 struck two to each site as i understand it correctly oh just for the record here yes we

00:11:26.260 bombed iran however just a teensy teensy just a teensy bomb right just it's just listen guys

00:11:35.460 60 000 pounds of bombs can we just have look here's the deal right america first dot dot dot

00:11:41.100 fine print can we just have just a few thousand h1b visas just just a few hundred thousand acres

00:11:49.160 of federal land can we just have can we just have a few bunker busters just a just a little bomb

00:11:54.920 just a little bomb that's it's just insane it's absolutely insane i feel like like right now i

00:12:02.120 feel like ricky bobby you know it's like if you're not first you're last yeah it's america first or

00:12:07.700 not and who a year ago said hey you're probably not getting your mass deportation we're probably

00:12:13.900 getting involved again in the middle east he must not be named yeah yeah was charlie kirk he was

00:12:18.800 warning us right yeah yeah it was charlie kirk he he was on the cutting edge right the israeli wire

00:12:24.500 you know they were telling us the truth from the get-go they were never trump to be fair but here's

00:12:29.140 the here's the deal it was nick yeah it was nick fuentes give honor where honor is due all right

00:12:35.260 you can reserve your disagreements i'm not saying like love them or hate them you know like but

00:12:40.600 here's a guy it's kind of like it reminds me of alex jones a little bit which it's kind of kind

00:12:46.760 of funny but alex jones shared a clip from me last time which was so cool like i had random guys you

00:12:53.180 know texting me and saying joel you're on alex jones and i was like and i was on too because

00:12:56.860 the camera angle showed all three of us it did not it was so funny so people like we're in like

00:13:02.200 group chats and people are texting us it's like you know like randomly you know like as soon as

00:13:06.280 it's happening people are stoked you know like joel you're on alex jones i was like i'm pretty

00:13:09.760 sure i'm not because i'm sitting in my living room you know with my wife you know hanging out

00:13:13.540 um they're like well yeah i mean not you know not physically but you are you know remotely on

00:13:17.920 he's playing a clip from you and here's the funniest thing he was like uh

00:13:21.000 it's because of my mini uh leather bound books uh but he said uh theologian and historian

00:13:28.820 and my wife it was so funny so people sent us the clip and and i i played it right there on

00:13:33.880 the couch with my wife and uh and it was and it always keeps you humble as a man when your wife

00:13:38.480 you know is is uh your your patriarchal and your wife who loves you and submits to you and is also

00:13:44.240 just laughing in your face she's like theologian and historian which i i'm not i i'm i'm not you

00:13:53.240 know i i'm a pastor i know theology but no i do not have a phd in theology um and i'm certainly

00:13:59.580 not a historian but i will study for eight years to be a historian yeah you got the title me and

00:14:04.980 were joking about that and tony we got lunch today and we were thinking uh i wonder if stephen

00:14:09.140 wolf saw that clip and saw uh the way that uh alex jones you know set me up the way he introduced me

00:14:14.900 um theologian and historian i could just imagine stephen wolf uh watching that being like 0.74

00:14:19.440 he did it again somehow this you know the the top tard in the lord's army

00:14:27.280 is getting you know credentials and titles that he doesn't deserve and showing up on alex jones 0.78

00:14:32.900 but my point is it reminds me of alex jones nick fuentes um reminds me of alex jones in the sense

00:14:37.640 that like has alex jones batted a thousand percent no nobody has right he's had some blunters yep he

00:14:43.480 has some big blunters and i don't want to minimize those right we all know i don't want to rehash it

00:14:49.700 and re-crucify the guy has paid the price for his blunt you don't get a court settlement for a

00:14:55.280 trillion dollars a trillion dollars for just well i rounded a little bit of a rounding right if this

00:14:59.900 was a guy who just got away scot cleaned and then yeah we'd hold him accountable but right the dude

00:15:04.120 has he has paid the price for his blunders so we know what those blunders are we don't need to

00:15:08.580 rehash them uh but here's the deal um alex jones has gotten some things wrong and yet the dude

00:15:15.740 literally predicted 9-11 yeah he predicted 9-11 and and here's the thing uh alex jones like

00:15:24.060 it's funny because you know he's always the globalist the globalist and the marxist you

00:15:29.840 know i feel like this is pretty good that's pretty good that was pretty good right yeah the globalists

00:15:33.520 and the marxists you know and like i can feel the demons rising up you know and and i love it you

00:15:39.020 know it's like you see that like the gifts where it's like uh honey um uh please don't get too 0.98

00:15:43.380 political with my uh with my parents at thanksgiving you know and then it shows like me

00:15:47.920 it's a picture of alex jones it's like me five minutes into dinner and i can feel the demons

00:15:52.380 rising up the globalist marxists and but but the funny thing is is that like sometimes you know

00:15:57.300 i've seen the other memes you know where it's like alex jones trying to identify the globalist

00:16:01.740 it shows like uh the picture from that movie with sandra bullock uh where she's uh she's blind

00:16:06.440 you know and she's like feeling around it's like who is it it's like who are these globalist

00:16:10.460 marxists it's like alex uh a lot of them live in israel and a lot of them live here but they also

00:16:16.300 have dual citizenship and israel but here's the thing like to give him credit give honor where

00:16:21.500 honor is due um you know one of the few guys recently with this global conflict uh with iran

00:16:27.760 and israel who was willing to have nick fuentes on his show even though alex jones is not alex

00:16:33.640 jones is not anti-semitic at all he's it's not like i mean he's got like what a 30 year long

00:16:39.420 career it's not like for 30 years he's been saying the jews the jews you know i stubbed my toe this

00:16:44.840 morning on my bed the jews you know they did it in the middle of the night you know israeli 0.77

00:16:49.260 intelligence they snuck in and moved my bed a quarter inch to the left just so that i would 0.53

00:16:52.840 like that's never been his view right he's not some raging you know incoherent anti-semitic

00:16:58.120 person and and yet he was willing to take nick who has that reputation whether it's merited or

00:17:04.620 not he has that reputation and he's willing to say no i'm gonna have nick on my platform because

00:17:09.840 he's right on this issue he's right and i think there are other issues as well for the record

00:17:16.040 but on this one the guy nailed it so it to me it's so insane with alex jones though they're

00:17:20.700 turning the frogs gay i mean literally you heard songs and people mocking people mocking and then

00:17:25.080 he was right literally it turns out atrazine a chemical being added the different water supplies 0.90

00:17:30.800 is taking frogs and turning them literally into the opposite gender so you have male frogs that

00:17:36.200 are growing reproductive reproductive parts and all of that the craziest thing he ever said 1.00

00:17:41.960 they're turning the frigging frogs gay oh it turns out he was straight up he was correct 0.98

00:17:47.600 unnatural chemicals in our water supply are affecting hormone and reproductive reproductive 0.99

00:17:54.720 traits yes like and that actually matters so that does that for frogs my goodness what does that do

00:18:00.780 for humans like how come fluoride duty humans levels are lower you know historically than

00:18:05.880 they've ever been an epidemic of low t and all that like so the guy has been right about a lot

00:18:10.620 and this guy alex jones who's been right about a lot he he is willing to say okay i i don't hold

00:18:16.360 the same views like alex jones is pretty pro israel i think that's fair to say he's like i

00:18:21.080 don't hold all the views that nick does and yet he's he's willing to give honor what honor is

00:18:25.620 doing say now this guy called it yeah same way he called 9-11 he's like nick called with october

00:18:31.360 7th and now what's happening with israel and iran and and now russia potentially is coming to the

00:18:37.540 table with putin we'll show that clip here in a moment and and so yeah i i just think that it's

00:18:42.380 i think that there there is a moral obligation i i do we're christians i think there's a moral

00:18:49.280 obligation uh it's one thing if if there's you know like a hundred different voices in media

00:18:54.640 and they're all kind of saying something and you can just pick and choose you can pick and choose

00:18:59.560 and there's one guy who we think is wrong on a bunch of stuff and so we'd like to not elevate

00:19:04.280 him or we'd elevate someone else instead because there's less of a liability but in this case it's

00:19:10.020 not just that nick was right he was right first and right right early and one of the only ones

00:19:18.300 if not the only one who was right early yeah and so i i think it's worth saying nick fuentes

00:19:24.900 yeah good job yeah i mean it's an important point right to contextualize like you know people

00:19:31.000 getting up up in arms about oh why are you talking about this person why you know there's another

00:19:34.920 person saying the exact same thing and an important thing to note is you don't pick you don't pick the

00:19:40.800 big voices of your day right you don't well you receive the big voices and and it's it's you know

00:19:46.640 you have alex jones you have nick fuentes and and these guys have platforms they have reach and so

00:19:53.000 you're you're you're in a position where you have to respond when they're right right um you have to

00:19:59.040 acknowledge that uh they they made the they had the right analysis on these things yep the last

00:20:04.940 live stream after the iran bombing so after we bombed iran nick's last live stream was 60 000

00:20:11.140 people they weren't going didn't they play it in iran at one point they did very early on they're

00:20:16.300 playing his news so again love him or hate him right this is practically the guy that tens of

00:20:21.640 thousands of young men are saying listening i want his analysis i don't want ben shapiro i don't want

00:20:26.240 matt walsh i don't want charlie kirk i don't want hodge twins what is nick saying about this yeah

00:20:30.920 and you can put your head in the sand and say right not interested don't care for him or you

00:20:34.900 can wake up and say hey there's actually i would estimate probably 500 000 to a million young men

00:20:42.100 who are saying i agree with him on middle eastern politics i agree with him on america first etc

00:20:47.100 etc etc yep yep so it's worth talking about it's absolutely worth talking about so real quick

00:20:53.120 before we move on because i want to get to a clip from matt gates that i think is incredibly

00:20:58.360 insightful um but real quick to address the clip that we just played um from fuentes um let's break

00:21:06.320 that down real quick i i'll do my best and then weston and tony i'd love you guys to um to tell

00:21:10.800 me what i missed or help me out a little bit um i'll be as quick as possible uh this was uh a clip

00:21:16.900 from nick's live stream um pretty pretty quickly on the heels of october 7th so 2023 okay so this

00:21:25.060 is the day after october 7th uh with the terrorist group of hamas that came in on the hang gliders

00:21:30.820 and and and did atrocious terrible things that we absolutely hate and despise are wicked towards

00:21:40.140 um israeli people and uh and then nick responded and said look here's the deal um nick didn't say

00:21:47.100 oh it was netanyahu on the hang glider personally himself he did it you know yeah or you know it

00:21:53.980 was uh israel did it to themselves these were jews on hang glider he didn't say that um he said

00:21:59.040 look this is what i struggle with um israeli intelligence is the most sophisticated in the

00:22:05.460 world even arguably superior to our own in the united states i'm not saying they did it but the

00:22:12.560 idea that they didn't see it coming at all and they weren't able to prevent it especially it's

00:22:18.460 kind of i mean it's almost comical obviously it's not comical when people are dying but but i mean

00:22:23.760 the mode of attack hang gliders like we all saw the videos um they're coming pretty slow i mean

00:22:32.020 it's it's you're coming in it's like i see you you're coming and in 45 minutes i'm in trouble

00:22:39.560 you know what i mean but like there's time you know what i mean it's like i'm coming for you

00:22:43.280 at five miles per hour and i will be there in approximately 45 minutes and israel still

00:22:51.420 doesn't get there to protect them which compared to for example to 9-11 like we're talking about

00:22:55.840 hijacks in air right you shoot down an american airliner with citizens on it very different

00:23:01.020 situation we're talking kites with people attached to them so nick is not saying israel did it he's

00:23:05.720 just saying could they have have been able to stop it and perhaps didn't in order to provide the moral

00:23:11.900 justification to do what they probably have wanted to do for a very long time namely blast iran and

00:23:20.500 glass gaza it has to be said that in 2023 yes benjamin netanyahu the president of israel for

00:23:26.400 reelection he was well he was facing a lot of pressure over judicial reform in israel and so he

00:23:32.500 it's this is a critical political moment where a lot of people are losing faith in him and

00:23:37.000 incidentally enough just in this last week there was a very close vote against his government

00:23:42.340 that also showed that a lot of his government doesn't have faith in him so at both junctures

00:23:47.340 whether it's iran here today presently or in october of 2023 at both points benjamin netanyahu's

00:23:54.060 government this coalition they've formed together they're facing a very near ouster of people saying

00:23:59.640 we don't have faith we don't have confidence we want them out and that's pretty convenient i mean

00:24:04.380 nobody lets a good catastrophe a good crisis go to waste if you're a good politician right so this

00:24:10.080 is a day after october 7th nick is talking about did they see it coming did they choose to be late

00:24:17.200 to the game in order to provide for themselves a moral justification for the retaliation that

00:24:22.800 they've always wanted against iran and then he goes further in that clip that we just played and

00:24:27.320 said um that they would bomb iran um that they would make it about nuclear weapons right iran

00:24:33.580 is days away from nuclear weapons and that they would somehow rope us america into the war and

00:24:39.800 say well you know we don't have the technology to get to this because you know it's x many feet you

00:24:45.580 know underneath the ground and we need the bunker bombs and so can we have just a teensy teensy

00:24:50.520 little bomb just a little america first no more wars peace in the middle east but just a teensy 0.51

00:24:56.200 bomb and a few h1b visas and also you know a few hundred thousand acres of federal land for you

00:25:02.360 know uh project housing you know for the poor uh and and he kind of he kind of nailed it he kind of

00:25:08.840 nailed it that's that's pretty much exactly what happened so israel uh retaliates on day 61 after

00:25:14.720 60 days of the negotiation period between israel and we were involved with iran the day after

00:25:21.180 they immediately bombed them in the middle of the night not really going after the nuclear signs but

00:25:25.780 going after actually the the the leadership in iran and then all of a sudden just yesterday it

00:25:33.080 was yesterday right we dropped bombs and uh and then israel follows it up with just a few more

00:25:38.720 bombs for good measure saturday and then israel follows it up with a few more bombs for good

00:25:42.920 measure and now iran is they're retaliating right so like trump does his press conference you know

00:25:49.680 and says like you know peace through strength and um we want peace in the middle east and so

00:25:54.600 what we did was we grabbed a country in the middle east and slapped him in the face and said peace

00:26:00.220 peace and i i just i don't know if that's necessarily the best strategy for peace and so

00:26:08.820 now iran is retaliating they have launched missiles against us uh trump just came out with

00:26:15.320 a tweet can we show that nathan a tweet from either trump directly or the white house

00:26:20.080 where it says that the missiles were not successful the ones aimed against us from iran

00:26:25.660 praise god uh it seems as though there are no casualties with us uh so this is from donald

00:26:30.800 j trump on truth social he says maybe 20 minutes ago 20 minutes ago all right so this one's fresh

00:26:36.040 he says um uh nick fuentes was right again no no he says uh iran has officially responded to our

00:26:43.860 obliteration of their nuclear facilities with a very weak response which we expected and have

00:26:50.560 very effectively countered praise god there have been 14 missiles fired that's iran against us

00:26:56.940 13 were knocked down and one was set free in quotation marks because it was headed in a

00:27:03.880 non-threatening direction i am pleased to report that no americans were harmed and hardly any

00:27:10.500 damage was done most importantly they've gotten it all out of their system yeah we'll see about

00:27:16.540 that they've gotten it all out of their system and there will hopefully be no further hate

00:27:22.660 starting to sound like a leftist here i want to thank iran for giving us early notice which made

00:27:29.880 it possible for no lives to be lost and nobody to be injured perhaps iran can now proceed to peace

00:27:37.420 and harmony in the region and i will enthusiastically encourage israel to do the same

00:27:43.340 thank you for your attention to this matter donald j trump president of the united states of america

00:27:48.960 um i hope he's right i hope he's right i voted for trump i voted for trump several times um

00:27:55.580 i am grateful that he is the president and not kamala i am praying for him because i'm a christian

00:28:03.540 and my bible tells me to i prayed for joe biden for that matter and for the record i think trump

00:28:08.400 is a heck of a lot better than joe biden okay so i'm not going to be one of the guys who overreacts 0.69

00:28:13.860 and is like trump you know well biden uh didn't get us an award biden sucked guys let's be honest 0.83

00:28:20.000 biden was absolutely terrible arguably one of the worst presidents we've ever had in the history of 0.98

00:28:24.660 our country. Trump is one of the best presidents. And I'm not going to just turn on him on a dime

00:28:30.340 because I disagree. But I do disagree. And I have to go on record saying I do disagree.

00:28:37.220 I profoundly disagree. That said, two things can be true at once. I think Trump is the best

00:28:42.200 president of the United States in my lifetime. And I'm 39 years old. And I profoundly disagree

00:28:48.680 with his involvement in the situation um that said i'm struggling to trust the plan but i hope

00:28:55.200 and i pray that he's right that that iran actually got it out of their system however it does not

00:29:01.800 help you know boost my confidence that this is out of their system when you have guys like putin

00:29:08.320 coming and going live and talking and saying you know what russia will be there for iran yeah we

00:29:16.800 will defend iran do we have that clip synced up nate i would love to go ahead break and then

00:29:21.480 we'll head to yeah you're right let's go to our first commercial break and then we'll come back

00:29:25.100 and we'll just uh we'll just you know binge watch a little uh little putin

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00:33:46.100 um this is the clip from putin of russia uh we're going to show this clip like two hours old right

00:33:53.380 this is not saturday this is yeah this is not from once upon a time this is now so this is

00:33:59.180 recent we are giving you the most up-to-date things that are happening on the ground right

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00:35:09.220 YouTube, follow us on X. That's it. I'll stop talking about it. Here is the clip from Putin

00:35:13.740 that just dropped two hours ago. Russian President Vladimir Putin is meeting Iranian

00:35:19.880 Foreign Minister Basarachi in Moscow. Putin has called the U.S. strikes on Iran's nuclear sites

00:35:25.040 as groundless and says that Russia's position has been conveyed through diplomatic channels.

00:35:29.800 He says Moscow has tried to help the Iranian people and hopes talks will find a way out of

00:35:34.060 the crisis. This is an absolutely unprovoked act of aggression against Iran with no basis

00:35:42.780 and no justification whatsoever. We are making efforts to support the Iranian people. As

00:35:48.280 you know, I have held phone conversations with the President of the United States, the

00:35:52.620 Prime Minister of Israel, the President of the United Arab Emirates and the President

00:35:57.040 of your country. And I'm very glad you're in Moscow today. This gives us an opportunity

00:36:02.220 to discuss all these urgent matters

00:36:04.360 and think together about how we might find a way

00:36:07.340 out of the current situation.

00:36:09.760 Let's cross to your red square in Moscow. 0.79

00:36:11.940 Yulia Shapovalva, standing by for a sec.

00:36:13.560 Yulia, what more do we know about what was discussed?

00:36:20.540 Well, so, head of the Iranian foreign ministry,

00:36:23.700 Abbas Araqchi, has said that escalation in the Middle East

00:36:26.920 is growing every day due to the US and Israeli aggression

00:36:30.180 against Iranian nuclear facilities, calling the aggressive actions of Israel

00:36:35.120 and the United States completely illegitimate, which violates international law,

00:36:39.740 and it's Iran's legitimate right to defend itself.

00:36:43.940 There have been reports that the Iranian foreign minister is here,

00:36:48.500 allegedly to deliver a letter from Iran's supreme leader to Vladimir Putin,

00:36:52.500 asking for support.

00:36:53.800 What kind of support?

00:36:54.840 That support may include a request for military equipment.

00:36:58.360 And Russia and Iran do have some sort of military cooperation, weapons, sales.

00:37:04.300 But as we know, Vladimir Putin has already said that Russia would not get involved in this conflict militarily due to its own military operation in Ukraine.

00:37:14.220 Probably the Iranian foreign minister would ask Vladimir Putin to be a mediator in negotiations with Donald Trump.

00:37:20.540 There is a possibility that Iran can make some slight concessions to Donald Trump and also to discuss with the Russian partners how far Iran can really go along this path of escalation and assess possible consequences.

00:37:35.020 After all, many are waiting for a really tough response from Iran after the U.S. and Israeli attacks.

00:37:41.500 What more can Russia do in order to provide assistance to Iran, given that they're strategic partners?

00:37:51.300 Well, at this meeting, Vladimir Putin said that Russia was making efforts to provide assistance to the Iranian people.

00:37:59.140 So the people are the most important, of course, in this story, the most important, well, players, so to speak.

00:38:08.060 We've also heard from Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov.

00:38:12.320 According to him, Russia's position is that all countries have their right to develop a peaceful nuclear energy.

00:38:20.320 According to him, Russia's assistance to Iran will depend on what Tehran needs.

00:38:25.860 Russia has already offered its mediation efforts politically and with its nuclear program, with Iran's nuclear program,

00:38:32.500 saying if needed, Russia can provide Iran with enriched uranium.

00:38:35.780 According to a CEO of the state nuclear energy corporation, Rosatom, Alexei Lihachov,

00:38:42.340 Rosatom is able to technically solve all the problems with enriched uranium in Iran, including high-grade uranium.

00:38:50.300 If all the international agreements are in place, if all of them are reached,

00:38:55.920 Russia can go ahead as it has all the necessary expertise to help in this particular area.

00:39:01.840 All right, that's a picture from Moscow, Yulia Shapovalov, reporting from Red Square.

00:39:05.780 all right not good not good not good at all i mean great analysis i agree not good not good

00:39:15.540 yeah we knew this was uh we you know this whole thing about isolationism right and this sort of

00:39:21.560 used as a pejorative um and i i don't know if i'd call myself an isolationist but i am an anti-war

00:39:28.580 with russia is whatever that is yes i'm that and and you know this is sort of as we we talk about

00:39:35.500 why we're so against going to war with Iran, this is exactly where the concern is. Because

00:39:40.340 you start to pull levers and try to, you know, create strategies where you can predict maybe

00:39:45.760 seven days out, 14 weeks out. But there's so many variables that you can't predict and you don't

00:39:51.420 know where people are going to go. And the worst case scenario is, you know, a full scale war with

00:39:56.820 Russia. And that's the danger here. Now, in terms of, you know, Russia actually

00:40:04.220 engaging militarily maybe that's off the table they're obviously struggling in ukraine so you

00:40:09.960 know but you know you heard in the clip they're providing enriched uranium right to iran is on 0.66

00:40:16.040 the table uh strategic uh deployments of missiles and anti-missiles we're gonna bomb them so they 0.73

00:40:22.460 don't have this thing and by bombing them so they don't have this thing now other countries in the

00:40:26.640 world are saying we'll actually ensure they have this thing and we and we knew that right like iran

00:40:32.480 and Russia have had a strategic alliance

00:40:34.900 since at least the early 90s. 0.90

00:40:37.420 And so we recognize that war with Iran

00:40:40.680 or even tax on Iran

00:40:42.360 push Iran further into the arms of Russia,

00:40:44.840 further in the arms of China. 0.90

00:40:46.100 And that's the danger here. 0.86

00:40:48.180 And Russia obviously already has qualms with America

00:40:51.140 in terms of how we supported Ukraine.

00:40:53.020 And so, and this is sort of everything

00:40:55.480 we're concerned about is you say it's going to be,

00:40:58.500 you know, even Trump's truth post was-

00:41:01.120 It's just going to be a couple-

00:41:01.940 it's just gonna be bombs and then and then they'll respond and hopefully that's it and here you know

00:41:08.740 here you have iran's foreign minister going to meet with putin saying hey we'd love if you helped

00:41:13.360 us how can you help us um so uh and you can get putin's kind of frustration with the united states

00:41:19.800 right go back to i think it was 2022 the war started in ukraine i mean how many billions of

00:41:24.040 dollars did we pump into ukraine how much did the u.n pump into them like 350 billion so for like

00:41:29.080 three years he had to deal with hundreds of millions of dollars pouring in from the west

00:41:32.580 against him and even with that he kept the the the conflict local he said look ukraine is for

00:41:38.140 better or worse whether you agree with him or not his claim is ukraine is part of historic russia

00:41:42.180 these are our people we're recapturing our territory so we did three years of biden and

00:41:46.100 kamala and whatever that clown show was but now we're on to the new administration and lo and

00:41:51.120 behold it's very similar to the old one and we've we've pulled back certainly from ukraine some of

00:41:55.840 It has to do with Congress and the spending that they're approving.

00:41:58.340 But you go into the new one and we're still getting involved in this case to an ally striking in the middle of the night on a Saturday and saying, you can't have these and we're going to make sure you can't.

00:42:08.280 And you can see his frustration that it's like at a certain point, I'm just not going to be bullied by the West.

00:42:13.580 You're getting involved in Ukraine.

00:42:14.780 You're getting involved in Iran on behalf of Israel.

00:42:16.740 At some point, I'm going to put my foot down.

00:42:18.800 We were talking about this before the opening, but they've been allies for 30 years, something like that, all the way since the 90s.

00:42:25.080 hey come on you're bullying my allies you're funding a war on my border i'm not going to

00:42:30.420 stand for that right so whether you love him or hate him practically you can see his frustration

00:42:34.180 talks with trump have been cut off pretty recently the guy's like i don't want to go to war but i

00:42:39.660 also love my people and i'm not just going to stand by and be bullied on the international stage

00:42:43.660 for half a decade and do nothing about it yeah and it's it's important to note like this is what

00:42:48.540 has basically caused every major global conflict since the beginning of the 20th century it's

00:42:54.620 always a matter of i first declare war on an ally and their allies declare war on me happened

00:43:00.240 world war one happened in world war two happened in vietnam war one started over less like literally

00:43:05.020 like even historians today are like how did it really start tiny little dominoes fell here and

00:43:10.000 there and then boom millions dead and so so as much as you know the the isolationist position

00:43:15.860 is characterized as sort of like not recognizing what's at stake i really think the pro-war pro

00:43:21.940 attacking Iran position is the one who's not recognizing historically the danger that we face

00:43:28.740 in bringing potentially Russia into the war. And who knows, maybe China as a proxy 0.75

00:43:34.060 or leveraging Iran as a proxy to fight the West. So it is very grave what we're looking at. And

00:43:41.860 I think kind of vindicates, as we talk about Nick and his position and many others who were sort of

00:43:47.440 raising the alarms as this conflict heated up, like it's vindicating them in that they're calling

00:43:52.820 out what we're, what we're sort of steam barreling toward. Right. And, uh, and here we are and things

00:43:59.160 are unfolding live. Yep. Yep. And just for the record, you know, cause we have a lot of people

00:44:02.640 who are tuning in live. Um, so, you know, there are people I'm sure who are unfamiliar with,

00:44:06.940 you know, who we are and haven't, you know, seen our, our, you know, see my published works,

00:44:10.760 you know, they haven't seen our body of work, so to speak. Um, yeah, I, you know, it's like,

00:44:15.840 oh these guys are pro iran um i'm not a fan of sand demons and the sand people who worship them 0.55

00:44:23.420 and i'm also not a fan of the synagogue of satan okay so uh i i hope that that statement could

00:44:29.800 give you an idea of which side i'm on right it's like the meme with the dude like godzilla versus

00:44:34.060 king kong let them fight right right let them fight no no this is not our business i'm not on

00:44:38.880 the side of israel no way america first means america first america first not israel first 0.96

00:44:46.140 or israel second that's right no no america first so i'm not on the side of the judaizers 0.51

00:44:51.800 in the synagogue of satan that has started many wars i'm not on their side i also am not on the

00:44:59.380 of muslims i'm not um no my position our position is that we believe that america should stay out of 0.77

00:45:08.440 i i was promised um mass deportations i know that's what i remember voting for 0.93

00:45:16.320 i i don't remember voting for birthright citizenship did you vote for world war three

00:45:20.860 i did not did you vote for world war three i didn't i didn't vote for world war three

00:45:26.120 what the heck is going on and we you're talking to trump fans like like to our credit and to our

00:45:33.620 shame we shield nobody shield harder than me for trump you know during the election and saying

00:45:40.560 this is why this is why this but here's the deal uh and and hopefully the guys you know a lot of

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00:46:08.540 would i still have voted for trump yes but would i have caveated and clarified and been more careful

00:46:17.320 when i promoted that others vote for trump yeah yeah i put it this way if i had to go back i'm

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00:46:34.780 no in the primary i'm voting for someone different well said yeah all right so um

00:46:41.340 let's play this matt gates clip because it is very informative clip it's super good but one

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00:47:53.840 okay so this is a clip from matt gates former congressman former congressman and he was up for

00:47:59.800 the attorney uh general position and we know that he didn't get it and we know the obvious reason

00:48:04.420 the obvious reason is there were some skeletons in that closet not good right and yeah not good

00:48:10.140 okay so we're not going to minimize that not great not great that said is that the only reason

00:48:16.680 you can get the job no after this clip i'm starting to think there you know that's a good reason but

00:48:23.100 i think there might have been another reason that he was passed over and i think the other reason

00:48:28.080 might be that the dude is j-pilled and might know what's up with um the nation state of israel here's

00:48:36.760 Here's a clip from Matt Gaetz.

00:48:39.240 Israel didn't kick their regime change habit with Iraq or Libya or Syria, it seems.

00:48:43.860 They need another fix.

00:48:45.740 But Matt, this isn't a regime change war. 0.76

00:48:49.260 It's about Iran's nuclear program.

00:48:52.680 I wish that were true, but it's not.

00:48:55.360 Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene opined that maybe Netanyahu is so feisty about regime

00:49:01.080 change in Iran because he was facing regime change in Israel.

00:49:05.040 It's not being reported enough that on Thursday, they held a vote in the Knesset, and it was

00:49:10.580 only by two votes that Netanyahu won.

00:49:14.060 If he had lost, they would have had another election in Israel, and the polling shows

00:49:19.800 that he would lose if an election were to occur today.

00:49:23.800 That vote happened last Thursday.

00:49:26.560 And then Friday, Israel attacked Iran.

00:49:30.720 That's why the bombs are falling, and it seems very political.

00:49:35.460 Here's how you know this isn't about Iran's nuclear program. 0.51

00:49:39.600 We aren't taking these steps to force denuclearization where the threat is higher and the leaders are even crazier.

00:49:48.320 Take North Korea. North Korea's nuclear program is a far greater threat to the United States than Iran's.

00:49:53.780 It is not even close. I know I've had the briefings. I was on the House Armed Services Committee for eight years. 0.94

00:50:00.340 Iran has neither the bomb, the delivery system, nor the re-entry vehicle

00:50:06.760 that you would need for any intercontinental ballistic missile to launch and re-enter orbit. 0.79

00:50:13.940 North Korea has all three.

00:50:15.760 North Korea could launch a nuclear weapon at mainland United States today. 0.83

00:50:20.800 We've probably got the ability to knock it out of the sky, 0.97

00:50:23.200 but Iran can't even get their bird in the air. 1.00

00:50:26.200 Iran's death to America chant isn't really my bag, obviously. 0.83

00:50:29.380 But Kim in the Hermit Kingdom points to U.S. cities like Los Angeles and San Diego and Seattle on maps, 0.81

00:50:36.400 and he openly discusses wiping off major U.S. population centers from existence. 0.58

00:50:42.900 Of course, we aren't looking to drop a hundred bunker busters in the mountains of North Korea. 0.53

00:50:47.860 President Trump took other brilliant diplomatic steps to constrain North Korea's hostilities. 0.60

00:50:53.440 And the same could be done with Iran. 0.77

00:50:56.020 But mad.

00:50:57.220 Iran has kicked out IAEA inspectors.

00:51:00.120 There could be portions of their nuclear program that are secret. 0.53

00:51:05.000 A nuclear secret in the Middle East.

00:51:07.520 How about it? 0.85

00:51:08.660 If the world is interested in a secret nuclear program in the Middle East,

00:51:13.100 there is a country that won't allow any international inspectors.

00:51:18.320 Israel.

00:51:19.520 Israel has a nuclear weapon.

00:51:21.860 Did you know that? 0.87

00:51:23.000 I do.

00:51:24.280 They allow no inspections.

00:51:25.740 They are fully secretive and clandestine about it, and the Americans aren't fully aware.

00:51:31.760 You know what? I don't even blame Israel for this.

00:51:34.140 If they want to develop a nuclear weapon, if they had the blessing to do so secretly, I'm not in judgment of that. 0.71

00:51:39.740 But to drag the world into a regime-change war over secret nuclear weapons, when you have secret nuclear weapons, is a bit hypocritical.

00:51:50.260 President Trump is the kind of guy who never gives up on a deal.

00:51:52.940 Throughout his life, he's probably made deals and made lots of money on them, even when others walked away or didn't see value in a transaction.

00:52:01.920 So here's a deal. How about Iran and Israel both give up their secret nuclear weapon programs? 0.50

00:52:07.720 If Trump got that deal, he wouldn't only get the Nobel Peace Prize, they'd probably name it the Trump Peace Prize forevermore.

00:52:15.500 yeah um i'll go ahead and publicly put myself down on the record i am a fan of matt gates

00:52:25.680 yeah it's funny we said this a week ago and not having listened to this obviously

00:52:30.040 yeah iran doesn't have the potential to reach us they do hate us without questions yeah they

00:52:35.560 are also throwing rocks correct yes correct people have to understand that there is a profound

00:52:41.580 um robust theology and philosophy of sand people and sand demons that needs to be properly

00:52:50.400 understood here's the deal um iran iran is not a threat to the united states uh number one they

00:52:58.020 have been days away from nuclear you know weapons for 30 years number two i actually think they're

00:53:03.500 close i actually think this time is different i'm willing to concede that point yeah i think

00:53:07.900 that's reasonable but it's not just having the nuclear capacity but you have to be able to

00:53:12.240 actually target you have to have the projectile you have to have the missile technology to be 0.56

00:53:17.120 able to cross in our case a 3 000 mile ocean we're not israel we're not next door right if you're 1.00

00:53:26.440 if you're in battle with a country that throws rocks and that tends to be the warfare of muslims 0.99

00:53:32.160 it has been for centuries you know or some some equivalent of rock throwing well if you're next 0.99

00:53:36.720 door then the then the rock throwers might be a threat we're not so don't pretend that this is

00:53:42.160 about us this is not about our protection does does do people in iran say death to america yeah

00:53:48.580 sure sure um but they can't do anything about it so we're not debating whether or not they hate us

00:53:55.480 of course they especially couldn't do anything about it if you just kind of lock down every

00:53:59.840 border and entry correct that would have prevented 9-11 correct correct so deport 30 to 50 million

00:54:06.220 people from this country now lock down the border stop meddling in the middle east trying to get

00:54:13.940 another regime change we've already done that i i remember this episode this is a rerun i've seen it

00:54:19.520 i've seen this episode with bush i i don't want to see the you know the sequel with trump

00:54:24.660 we've all watched this episode shut down the border mass deportations now stop meddling in

00:54:30.500 the middle east and iran even if they hate us they can't do a dang thing about it they are not

00:54:35.480 a threat to us. They were only a threat to their neighbors, which is Israel. But here's the deal.

00:54:40.920 Israel is not us. We are not Israel first. That's their problem. It's not ours. And even the rhetoric 0.77

00:54:47.460 of death to America, have we ever stopped and considered why? Why do these Middle East countries 1.00

00:54:53.260 hate America? Why do they chant death to America? Because they're Islamic terrorists and they hate 0.94

00:54:58.660 us because we're Christian. Yeah, I think that's some of it, right? You're not going to get me to 1.00

00:55:03.060 defend Islam. I'm a Christian pastor. I hate Islam. I hate it. It's a false doctrine that

00:55:09.940 sends people to hell. That said, a lot of the hatred from these Middle Eastern countries towards

00:55:16.140 America, it's not just religious because they're Islamic and we're Christian. It is predominantly

00:55:21.540 in many ways because Israel keeps picking fights with these countries and we back Israel. That's 0.90

00:55:30.500 why they hate that's why they hate america and chant death to america remember one of the best

00:55:35.040 lines from trump and and i still i i love trump i do one of the best lines from trump back in the

00:55:40.900 day this is a classic they're not coming after me they're coming after you and i'm just standing in

00:55:46.480 the way well now he got bibby netanyahu using the same line from trump except he's saying you know 0.67

00:55:54.040 what all the jihadists all the muslims iran hamas the whole nine yards they're not coming after me

00:56:02.140 they're not coming after me in israel they're coming after you trump you america and we israel 0.99

00:56:08.720 we're just standing in the way now bullcrap they're coming after you 100 there's no question 0.90

00:56:15.920 no they don't hate us first and foremost they hate israel they hate you netanyahu no they're

00:56:23.420 not coming after trump and american citizens and you're standing the way protecting us no we're

00:56:29.600 meddling and interfering and getting the way protecting you you are the target and you're

00:56:35.380 the target because you continue to pick fights with all of your next door neighbors and because

00:56:42.000 you're a nation state that just appeared in literally declared themselves a state

00:56:48.220 it wasn't like they had like approval within minutes we came out and said yes yeah the most

00:56:53.720 legitimate and that's an important point too because uh as much as we apport uh you know

00:56:59.120 oppose being involved in the middle east for america's sake i do think there's a sense in

00:57:04.880 which i also oppose war for the sake of the middle east right there there's a sense in which this

00:57:10.900 sort of recursive attack, peace treaty attack, peace treaty process, it creates more violence

00:57:18.640 and more bloodshed than is necessary. And so as a Christian, I want peace where peace can be had.

00:57:24.600 And I think that not only was it bad for America, it was definitively bad for America

00:57:28.500 to be involved at all. It's also bad for Israel, actually, despite what they think.

00:57:35.200 That's right. It's bad for them. It's bad for Iran. It's bad for us.

00:57:38.440 um two shout outs here um and and nobody put me up to this they they won't even know they'll be

00:57:45.040 surprised uh but hopefully it'd be a blessing to them because i hope you'll take me up on this

00:57:49.080 um because these guys are legit rodney stark and uh raymond ebraham um raymond ebraham and

00:57:56.780 rodney stark uh check them out uh they're authors and they've both written extensively on the

00:58:01.900 crusades god's battalions uh sword and scimitar um great books defending the christians of the 0.98

00:58:11.400 historic crusades and saying no no no no no it's a bunch of leftist gobbledygook garbage that has 0.89

00:58:18.920 said oh you know christianity one of the stains on christianity one of the ways that we know for 0.98

00:58:23.340 sure that christianity is terrible is because of the crusaders and they were so terrible no uh this

00:58:29.420 is one of the reasons why you're never going to get me to, you know, as much as I have problems 0.64

00:58:33.500 with Israel and Judaism, you are never going to get me to be on, and I'm team Islam. Now, Islam 0.64

00:58:38.940 for 13 centuries has been a formidable enemy of the Christian church and has slaughtered 1.00

00:58:46.120 thousands and millions of Christians and raped millions of Christians. And I believe that not 0.96

00:58:54.340 every aspect and especially some of the later crusades but the first and early crusades i

00:59:01.360 believe were completely justified they were not offensive 95 percent of the efforts of the early

00:59:10.040 christian crusades against the muslim hordes were defensive that the muslims had captured christian 0.99

00:59:16.400 peoples they were torturing them killing them raping women raping children and good christian 0.99

00:59:24.100 soldiers and men went in and defended them. They went in and defended them. Now, all that being 0.99

00:59:30.800 said, if today, if America, number one, right, there's a few contingencies here and we don't

00:59:36.780 meet any of them. Number one, if America was a solid, faithful, courageous, Christian country,

00:59:47.460 we're not. We've literally replaced the American flag with a homo rainbow flag. 1.00

00:59:54.100 I believe that our founding is Christian. I believe that even in a covenantal sense that 0.99

01:00:00.460 we are still Christian, but currently underneath the covenantal curses because we've apostatized

01:00:05.900 and broken the covenant and rebelled and turned against the Lord Jesus Christ. So if we're talking

01:00:10.780 about the founding, we're talking about covenantal, we're talking about spiritual, yeah, Christian.

01:00:14.320 But if we're talking about practically speaking in the present sense right now today, 0.99

01:00:18.640 we're not a christian country we are a gay country we're a perverse country we're a pornography 0.99

01:00:26.740 exporting only fans country we are a degenerate country we are a uh invaded and overrun by 1.00

01:00:35.940 foreigner country we are a um gynocracy run by women country uh we we are not in many ways 0.98

01:00:45.340 a Christian country. Here's my point. If we were a Christian country, and if Iran and other Middle 0.69

01:00:52.340 Eastern Islamic states were chanting death to America because they're Muslim and because of 0.93

01:00:59.260 our Christianity, that would be one thing. I don't mind, and I might even be willing to go to war 1.00

01:01:06.320 with Islamic countries in the Middle East who are chanting and working toward, not just saying it, 1.00

01:01:13.440 but working towards the destruction and the death of America because they're Muslim and because 0.99

01:01:19.160 we're faithfully Christian. Now, let me paint the picture for you of what's actually going on. 0.96

01:01:25.280 We are not hated by Iran because they're Muslim and because we're faithfully Christian.

01:01:31.440 It is not our defense of Christianity that has garnered the hatred of Muslim countries in the

01:01:37.760 Middle East. It is our defense of Judaism that has garnered the hatred of Islamic countries in 0.69

01:01:44.140 the Middle East. I am not willing to go to war with countries that hate me and my nation because

01:01:50.100 my nation defends Judaism. What? What? So if we have some great battle royale showdown between

01:02:02.680 you know western christian nations and all these islamic nations well you know what like we've got 0.77

01:02:08.780 historical precedent for that right i've got categories for that and with the right terms

01:02:15.000 if christians are actually threatened and endangered uh then then we can meet all the

01:02:20.000 seven different criteria for just war theory and me and my bible i can stand before god with a

01:02:24.700 clear conscience and let's do it let's go to war but no my son is not going to go to war 0.93

01:02:32.580 and bleed out and die from my country with its gay rainbow flag defending Judaism and Christ 0.99

01:02:42.620 rejecting, hating, spitting on Christians Israel. No, sir. That's different. So do these Islamic 1.00

01:02:52.240 countries, does Iran hate America? Yes. But why? But why? They don't hate America because of our

01:03:00.280 fidelity to christ they hit america because of our fidelity to israel that is anti christ so get it 0.79

01:03:07.920 right amen okay let's go to our last commercial break we're going to come back we're going to

01:03:12.780 deal with the chat and we're also going to do a little bit of jd vance too and yeah we've got a

01:03:16.360 jd vance uh clip that we need to show and you guys need look we like trump we like trump and

01:03:21.260 we're praying for trump um and we like fans and we're praying for vance but there's a lot of guys

01:03:26.520 who like trump and like vance and their eyes are wide shut um ours are not by the grace of god

01:03:34.520 we're not bragging about it it's like there's nothing that we can boast in it's just it's

01:03:38.360 god's mercy that he has helped to open our eyes to see some of these things clearly we love trump

01:03:43.740 we like him we're praying for him we voted for him we like vance we we a lot of things the order

01:03:50.040 of morris the vice president tweeting out of the white house about the order of morris love that

01:03:53.940 That's awesome. That's it. We are a group that is pro-Trump and Vance, but we're aware of Peter

01:04:02.520 Thiel. We're aware of Alex Carr. We're aware of Palantir. We're aware of certain allegiances.

01:04:10.000 Vance is going to be at a crossroads, and there's going to be a strong tug-of-war between

01:04:16.860 quintessential americana right appalachia growing up rags to riches this true american story and

01:04:27.020 india and the paypal mafia and the tech lords and and uh and we're aware of that so we still

01:04:36.340 like him and we are praying for him jd vance if you ever hear this uh we're in your court

01:04:42.380 we're rooting for you we're praying for you but if you make the same uh the wrong choice uh then

01:04:48.060 yeah we are your enemy and we are against you um and we hope that you don't make the wrong choice

01:04:54.000 that you are truly america first and even more than that that you are christ first and you say

01:04:59.200 true to your people and your country and your god you're a christian man um you have a moral

01:05:07.220 obligation to be faithful to the Lord Jesus Christ. So we want to show Vance and what he said about

01:05:14.320 this to show our support, but also not our unmitigated, naive support, but our support

01:05:23.740 and our valid concerns. Pray for Trump. Pray for Vance. Support him. But do it with your eyes open,

01:05:31.660 not shut. So we're going to show that clip so that you know what's up, so that you're forewarned.

01:05:35.700 Uh, but before we do, um, we're going to go to a commercial break, but, but one last announcement

01:05:40.560 real quick, um, we'll come back from the break. We'll play the clip. We'll give some analysis

01:05:45.200 and then we're going to deal with the chat. Okay. So if, uh, right now, just to give you some time,

01:05:49.660 um, in advance, before we get there, uh, go ahead and put your questions in the chat. We'll do our

01:05:55.540 very best to get to as many of them as we can. Uh, but I need you to make it clear, right? There's,

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01:09:59.980 all right so uh this is the clip from jd vance vice president of these united states

01:10:06.180 and i think that it's uh it's a little bit concerning and we need to hear what he says

01:10:12.140 here we go the most important part i think of the trump doctrine of foreign policy is

01:10:16.740 You don't commit America's troops unless you really have to, but when you do, you punch and you punch hard.

01:10:22.380 I think that's the way that you respect America's brave men and women who are serving.

01:10:26.640 Now, let me say something about...

01:10:27.640 When you say that, does that, like, for example, how President Trump beat the caliphate?

01:10:31.980 It was an overwhelming force and it was done pretty fast.

01:10:34.420 How President Trump beat the caliphate, beat ISIS, which people said literally couldn't be done, and he did it in a matter of months.

01:10:40.120 But also Iran, Sean. A lot of people recognize that we need to do something with Iran, but not these weak little bombing runs. 0.54

01:10:47.340 If you're going to punch the Iranians, you punch them hard, and that's what he did when he took out Soleimani. 0.88

01:10:51.340 By the way, that action, people said that it would lead to a broader war. 0.99

01:10:54.780 It actually brought peace. It actually checked the Iranians and slowed them down a little bit. 0.97

01:11:02.780 A lot of people have said, well, all right, so Trump is, it's funny, you'll hear him say, make Iran great again.

01:11:09.840 and then turn around and say we want peace and we're like which one is the record m-i-g-a

01:11:15.460 make iran israel oh iran make iran great again we all know what the i actually stands for right

01:11:21.600 right it's not iran so some have said all right trump was great he's not up to the task he's going

01:11:26.760 senile we need to get jd vanson you guys have to be honest with yourselves this clip of him talking

01:11:33.200 about when you strike you strike hard and using the example of soleimani you do the same thing

01:11:38.040 in iran this is from the day he was elected vp nick shared this clip on x jd vance like you

01:11:43.960 alluded to earlier has some massive considerations a big deal like here's just and this one i don't

01:11:51.020 we are not against him we are seriously there are some people who are there are there are people

01:11:56.500 who are completely against him and they feel like um they feel like the uh the verdict has already

01:12:01.160 come back in that it's kind of a fatalist position they feel like uh it's written in the stars

01:12:06.120 there's no way that he'll be able to resist the temptation

01:12:08.300 and he's the enemy

01:12:09.620 our position is

01:12:12.160 he's going to have immense

01:12:13.740 pull and temptation

01:12:15.280 but we're for him, rooting for him

01:12:18.100 praying for him, we don't think it's a foregone

01:12:20.260 conclusion, we don't think that it's

01:12:21.940 fatalistic written in the stars

01:12:23.340 and so we're praying and believing and trusting

01:12:26.040 the Lord that J.D. Vance will be strong

01:12:28.300 and courageous and resist

01:12:30.240 the PayPal mafia

01:12:31.240 he will resist India and different foreign

01:12:34.140 allegiances and that he'll 1.00

01:12:36.100 remain true to jesus and true to america but you are an idiot if you don't even see those things 1.00

01:12:43.700 on the table as huge possibilities and massive temptations and the guy a year ago who said be 1.00

01:12:49.400 aware like think of uh his military career for example he was in the marines i was in the marines

01:12:53.560 as well but his job was basically writing press releases so he was not in inventory and he's

01:12:58.280 never claimed that so this is not stolen valor like you had with governor walls but i mean the

01:13:02.860 guy did not have an illustrious career as an officer in the military he turns around he goes

01:13:07.500 to law school and he works in venture capital his venture capital flopped like he didn't make

01:13:12.300 it tons of money they went bankrupt a couple years he then departed to run a senate campaign

01:13:16.820 and that senate campaign was not a grassroots campaign financed by we the people that so many

01:13:21.560 people loved him i think of thomas massey people literally like found him in the woods where he

01:13:25.460 built his own home and said you need to run for congress jd vance was not that case it was the

01:13:29.840 greatest the biggest contribution ever and it was from Peter Thiel 15 million dollars biggest

01:13:35.440 contribution ever to a senate campaign so whether it was his his upbringing which was very

01:13:40.060 nondescript whether it was his military campaign whether his venture capital career or even his

01:13:46.120 senate campaign I mean this guy is 38 and we don't have a long success of huge success in VC

01:13:52.120 illustrious military career or even as a senator coming up maybe at the local level and then as a

01:13:57.800 congressman and then as a senator and then his wife and we've said this before seems like a

01:14:02.600 wonderful woman but she is indian some of his in-laws are over in india and so when you're 1.00

01:14:07.380 faced practically with the decision uh how many h1bs are we going to allow some of those h1bs 1.00

01:14:12.940 practically apply to your extended in-laws to the family that you married into those h1bs are not 1.00

01:14:18.580 just numbers it could be your uncle it could be you know like your your brother-in-law and so 1.00

01:14:23.600 in some ways you'll see the meme it's like uh it's like the cow he's looking at the at the two

01:14:29.160 routes and they both in the same place it's like uh whether you whether you buy coffee or you make

01:14:33.440 coffee at home coffee made by a gay man same result right when it comes to trump and honestly 0.59

01:14:39.300 the democrat party a lot of it international forever wars and so a new party in america first

01:14:46.700 america only christian nationalism great description something has to come out of mega

01:14:52.100 quick have jd vance probably not be the guy he could be though he could be but but the odds are

01:15:00.780 against him odds are against and um and it's not a guarantee but we should pray and hope uh have

01:15:06.240 you seen the meme uh it's um it's the uh the republican elephant gop and it says uh war jews 0.96

01:15:14.220 in charge and then the other one is the donkey the uh dnc and says gay jews in charge these are 0.97

01:15:22.360 your two options we're getting more with israel our sacred democracy you have a choice war jews 0.99

01:15:28.040 in charge gay jews in charge um not great i think that's a good analysis antonio you want to add

01:15:33.500 yeah no i i would say um i i think there's you know there's been a lot of rhetoric obviously

01:15:38.400 over the weekend about the splintering happening in the maga movement i think trump if i'm not

01:15:43.380 mistaken actually put out a post that suggested that anti-war you know constituents aren't MAGA

01:15:48.800 or something something yeah that sucked I think like what what we're pointing to is that there

01:15:53.840 is a divide in the base and this event sort of brought light to that uh and obviously we find

01:15:58.800 ourselves on a different side uh sort of vying for power and what the direction of the party will be

01:16:03.540 but I mean I think uh I think I would take the white pill approach I think we'll I think we will

01:16:09.880 win uh whether it's you know whether vance is our guy or it's another guy i think the the wins are

01:16:15.920 obviously in the direction of america first and uh potentially america only i don't know how far

01:16:21.860 it will go but you're not first you're last yeah now i understand what both with racing and with

01:16:26.620 geopolitics the response to ricky bobby uh would be the same that doesn't even make any sense you

01:16:31.940 could be second or third right right yeah so so it's got to be first yeah but no i i'm i'm white

01:16:37.320 pilled on this i think uh i think the zeitgeist is on our side honestly and i think that uh

01:16:43.320 uh it's growing and growing and growing and do the consensus right now yeah of the people it's

01:16:48.580 it's insane yeah so um and not to mention especially on the war front you have sort of like

01:16:54.060 the left and the right coming together in a weird way so so it's just like yeah i i think uh uh the

01:17:00.540 you know concerns about vance are totally warranted but uh in the grand scheme of things

01:17:05.320 right as you think about the winds of politics i think i think we're we'll be there in 2028

01:17:10.140 that's encouraging yeah it's funny you said like the left and the right on the on the war issues

01:17:15.060 and geopolitical issues you know coming together in a weird way um man i feel like i'm i'm witnessing

01:17:20.420 that in real time like every like the little kid you know sitting on the hilltop you know in the

01:17:25.380 middle of a bunch of uh daisies you know she's picking the petals you know like he loves me he

01:17:29.280 and like my uh my ex account it's hilarious dude like i'll i'll post something and it's like um

01:17:36.860 synagogue of satan thousand new followers sand demons

01:17:43.020 you know but it's like but i want to be forthright i don't want to lead people on it's like

01:17:49.380 uh-uh no no no no no i am not pro-islam i'm not right i'm not pro-iran i'm not 0.65

01:17:55.380 yep and also i hate judaism and i am not an ally of israel because they have never truly been 0.54

01:18:03.380 an ally of our nation here's the final silver lining this is just breaking so about an hour

01:18:09.280 ago president trump is according to uh dominique trippy president trump wants to make deal with

01:18:15.200 iran and end war but reportedly needs to make it clear to benjamin netanyahu and then in response

01:18:20.280 this is just 25 minutes ago israel can make it clear or get permission

01:18:24.120 israel conducting major strikes on iran following president trump's call for peace and so

01:18:31.720 trump's sticking to the okay to the narrative all right that he wants peace okay at best if i if i

01:18:37.660 just gun to my head i have to white bill he carried out a couple of surface level attacks

01:18:42.220 it doesn't appear from satellite imagery that the nuclear sites have been terribly damaged praise

01:18:47.100 and i as i understand it they were also warned so they conducted evacuations they hit in the

01:18:52.900 surface there wasn't real damage and so the strikes were not some type of like we took the

01:18:57.520 president out right in the capital city and leveled the financial district change but actually

01:19:02.140 going after the weapons i if that's all it is yeah and and if iran actually did get out of the

01:19:08.420 system hey to netanyahu to the warmongers that's enough i gave you your bone we're done at best

01:19:15.400 that's maybe what's still don't support it nope i think it was the wrong calculus

01:19:19.080 could bring russia risky could bring russia in way too risky uh i think foolish but if that's it

01:19:25.900 and we can stay out then uh not praise trump praise god yeah praise god that said um i'm glad 0.60

01:19:34.500 i i don't want iran to have nuclear i don't also i don't want israel to have nuclear they you want

01:19:43.920 to talk about matt gates nailed it you want to talk about secretive nuclear weapons of mass

01:19:48.940 destruction of a country in the middle east with complete anonymous you know profile that nobody

01:19:55.600 knows what they're doing uh there's only one country it's not iran give you a clue it's not

01:20:01.260 iran there's only one country that really fits that bill um israel we've talked about this before

01:20:06.180 and this is another thing that nick fuentes deserves credit for um but when it comes to

01:20:10.560 there's multiple countries that we help out in the form of donation and charity but when it comes

01:20:14.180 to israel we give them tons and tons of money and they take it in the form of a loan why because 0.63

01:20:19.780 israel is rich and they want to pay it back uh that's funny no honor among thieves no that's

01:20:27.920 not the reason um they take it in the form of a loan because when we give charity to other nations

01:20:32.400 uh legally it's stipulated that they're obligated to give us an account a record of how they're

01:20:38.620 spending the money. But when we give loans to other nations, then they're anonymous. They have

01:20:45.500 impunity. And so we give Israel money in the form of a loan. But then we immediately turn around and 0.79

01:20:51.820 forgive the loan. So it's treated as charity. They don't have to pay it back. But it has the

01:20:56.200 anonymous clause as though it was a loan. So charity in the truest sense, but anonymous in the

01:21:01.860 loan sense. And then what does Israel do? Well, with a portion of the money that we literally just

01:21:06.440 gave them with zero accountability they turn around and buy u.s treasury bonds and make interest off

01:21:12.800 of our money and then do whatever else they do and we don't know what they do because they don't tell

01:21:18.320 us while we're giving them money so again um yeah like we shot we shot and blew up some nuclear

01:21:28.080 bases in iran and and i support that i don't think we should have done it but i what i should say is

01:21:33.540 not support but i i'm grateful that they don't have nuclear but i just want people to hear me

01:21:40.340 is grateful as i am that iran doesn't have nuclear i feel that strongly if not more strongly 0.66

01:21:46.780 that i don't want israel to have nuclear right i do not trust them i don't trust them not to 0.91

01:21:54.620 mention the the reason i ran once nuclear is because israel has exactly it's just like 0.93

01:22:00.580 which is understandable when you set up nato on the front porch of russia then all of a sudden 0.76

01:22:06.760 russia feels threatened yeah it's you can't bring your missiles up to our border again again again

01:22:13.400 it's like i've seen this episode like how many reruns are we going to do okay uh let's do our

01:22:18.560 best now to uh deal with as many of the super chats as we can nathan how many do we have round

01:22:24.280 about 23 okay we can do um yeah let's go ahead and do it one last time guys help us while we've

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01:24:00.020 I think this one's important. All right, here we go. Up to the top. Chris, is that the one, Nathan?

01:24:07.860 All right, Chris Tisking. This is for $50. Thanks, Chris. We appreciate it. He says,

01:24:12.480 as always, a deep and profound respect for you all discussing the issues others refuse

01:24:19.220 refuse to discuss regarding pastoral influencers. Israel should be a pariah state. I regret every 0.95

01:24:29.360 moment of service that I gave. So it sounds like he was a military man. Every moment of service I

01:24:36.780 gave, this is not the country that I thought I was defending. That's sad. It's incredible back in

01:24:43.960 that's so true i honor you chris for saying that the honesty the courage it takes but uh thank you

01:24:50.240 chris but you're right that's sad sadly butler a notable u.s marine back in the early 1900s like

01:24:56.000 people asked him like what did you do he's like i was the muscle arm for large corporations united

01:25:00.360 states marine and he's like what did you do i defended big corporation interests abroad that's

01:25:05.680 what i did yep were you gonna say something yeah no i it's just becoming more common yeah you you

01:25:10.960 hear from guys who are formerly in the military guys who served in Iraq and Afghanistan sort of

01:25:15.480 come into the realization like I can't really tell you all that much that I was doing and I know a lot

01:25:22.540 of guys like that I think more often than not they recognize that most importantly was the men that

01:25:28.540 they were around and serving with like that's that's who they were doing it for but in this like

01:25:33.140 this idea of American idealism and we're fighting for a great cause like that's just not true and

01:25:39.400 And it hasn't been true for a very long time.

01:25:41.400 I was in the Marine Corps and deployed to the Middle East in 2016.

01:25:44.840 And I was always like, why are we here?

01:25:46.480 And then in Kuwait, we would drive by the oil fields.

01:25:49.020 And I remembered why we were really there.

01:25:50.560 Yeah.

01:25:51.540 That and also, yeah, it's to get resources.

01:25:57.000 It's to get oil.

01:25:59.020 But let's be fair. 0.89

01:26:01.600 It's also so that boomers can send their sons and even daughters to bleed out and die. 0.71

01:26:06.620 uh so that so that kids in the middle east can be taught about transgenderism let's be fair guys 0.87

01:26:13.600 don't forget to include that one i it's it's crazy to think like uh what do we do um gender

01:26:20.000 programs enough we are giving the blood of our sons and daughters to ensure that there is a 0.64

01:26:27.180 butt sex flack everywhere in the world that's what we do i remember guys like honestly like i'm i'm 0.91

01:26:35.500 still like i don't know much about them so i'm not going to come out and say like they were right 0.82

01:26:38.860 about everything and i agree with this and but i i don't i don't know i've never really looked

01:26:42.440 into it but i remember back in the day being like you know just being your typical normie lib

01:26:47.020 like everybody else and being like you know clutching my pearls hearing about what westboro

01:26:53.800 baptists remember those guys like they protest you know at funerals and they do like and now

01:27:00.040 i'm like looking at it i still want to protest at somebody's funeral it doesn't matter why they

01:27:03.660 died they're dead let the family grieve honor them but here's the point um the rhetoric some

01:27:10.420 of the things the signs the things that they would say they're like yeah we're like all our our people 1.00

01:27:15.400 are doing is we're sending our sons and daughters to go and die for the rights of queers for the 1.00

01:27:23.380 the right the glorious you know sacred democracy of butt sex you know and it's like they were right 1.00

01:27:29.760 they're kind of right they kind of had a point okay um let's go ahead and get to the next one 0.95

01:27:35.560 nathan what do you got i think it's christopher t and i'll start off with this so christopher t

01:27:39.740 has asked this question a couple times we really appreciate the super yeah thanks chris sorry we

01:27:43.600 didn't get to it last week yeah you left it on a premiere which is when we're not live chris asked

01:27:47.720 this so 20 super chat many have recently cited ezekiel 38 39 to claim the conflict between

01:27:53.640 israel and iran and russia will happen and how christians must support israel mark driscoll

01:27:59.240 just made a video on this, is this sound exegesis, specifically speaking of Gog and Magog. In Ezekiel,

01:28:05.180 the thing you have to understand, you're looking and interpreting the Bible covenantally,

01:28:09.220 typologically. Ezekiel 33 and 34, you're focusing on Israel's renewal. 35, 36, the promise of

01:28:16.880 Israel's restoration. And the famous chapter, can these dry bones live, is Ezekiel 37. So leading 0.59

01:28:23.460 up to this, you have the promise of the restoration of Israel. And then 37, can these dry bones live? 0.97

01:28:28.860 And in 38 and 39, they're raised up, these enemies of God, and he triumphs over them for his glory.

01:28:34.900 And then 40 through 48, restored temple, restored land. 0.90

01:28:38.600 So one option is, of course, Israel is what's being spoken of there. 0.76

01:28:42.840 The Israel is downtrodden, they're beaten down, and then they're restored, the dry bones live again, they're brought to life, and there's a new temple. 0.65

01:28:49.760 Or that's a physical Israel, physical descendants in a physical land with a physical temple.

01:28:54.460 Or the physical then gives way to the true.

01:28:57.580 We have always seen the church, the Christian church history.

01:29:01.560 Israel, the true Israel, is the church, is Christians. 0.66

01:29:05.440 Not as a replacement, but as a fulfillment. 0.97

01:29:07.600 Do you believe replacement theology?

01:29:09.560 Wait, stop everything.

01:29:10.880 I've got somebody on my podcast this whole time undercover.

01:29:13.400 I had no idea they were here.

01:29:14.540 Who holds a replacement theology?

01:29:16.400 Fulfillment theology.

01:29:17.440 Fulfillment, that's right.

01:29:18.720 And so it was always God's plan.

01:29:20.860 And real quick for the listener, Israel, according to the flesh,

01:29:24.460 Old Covenant, in the Old Testament, they were the scaffolding and the workers, the construction

01:29:29.540 workers and the scaffolding that were assigned and designated by God to bring about the promised

01:29:34.320 seed to build the temple, this glorious cathedral, the true and final third temple, the cathedral of

01:29:40.560 our God, to bring about the Christ and his Christian church, his Christian body, the true

01:29:45.260 Israel. Here's the deal. Upon the bringing forth of the seed, the promised seed of Abraham,

01:29:52.820 through whom all the nations of the earth would be blessed, the promised seed of the woman who

01:29:57.260 would crush the serpent's head, and bringing about this seed that is not plural, as Paul says in the

01:30:02.760 New Testament, but singular seed, who is Christ, and bringing him about in the completion, the

01:30:09.300 fruition of the person, the finished work of Jesus Christ, his life and death and resurrection.

01:30:13.760 Upon that, Israel, according to the flesh, old covenant Israel, was then, as the construction

01:30:18.880 workers in the scaffolding when the the cathedral is finally finished they are warmly invited by

01:30:24.560 christ to come in they're not rejected they're not replaced they're invited and they respond

01:30:33.200 by saying crucify him no god did not replace them christians did not replace them nobody rejected

01:30:43.640 them but the whole problem is they rejected christ they did the rejecting they did the

01:30:49.440 rejecting and now what is the third temple when is it going to be built when it like the third

01:30:53.600 temple is living stones ephesians speaks of this living stones that is christians themselves being

01:30:59.180 built together on the foundation of the apostles and prophets and christ who is the capstone the

01:31:06.640 cornerstone that's the third temple right i mean you've got uh who was it junius the apostate

01:31:11.760 julius or junius wes you remember julius julian actually julian there we go julian makes me think

01:31:19.260 of apple pie for something julian the apostate who tried to build a third temple and uh do we

01:31:25.160 remember how that one went right fire from heaven lightning struck them uh destroyed everybody who

01:31:31.040 was trying to do it no the third temple is the living temple made of living stones on the

01:31:36.220 foundation of the apostles and the prophets christ as the capstone cornerstone it is the church

01:31:41.260 of the living god and israel according to the flesh not israel by the spirit true israel but

01:31:48.980 fleshly israel physical israel was not rejected or even replaced but it was fulfilled and warmly

01:31:57.420 invited in and that invitation is for all peoples in all places still to this day nobody's being

01:32:04.240 rejected nobody's being replaced but there is a particular group of people that chose to do the

01:32:08.800 rejecting themselves, and who they rejected was Christ. Well, placement theology is a pejorative

01:32:14.740 in its deceitful framing. Yep. It's wrong. Check out the very last verse of Ezekiel 39. Ezekiel 39,

01:32:20.660 29. And I will not hide my face any more from them, that is Israel, when I pour out my spirit

01:32:26.440 upon the house of Israel, declares the Lord God. When did God pour out his spirit? It's not something

01:32:31.420 forthcoming, like we're really looking forward when God restores the fortune of Israel and builds

01:32:36.160 his people back up and he's glorified among the nations we're not waiting for that moment that

01:32:40.900 happened at pentecost when the spirit descended and filled the apostles the gospel was preached

01:32:46.220 people came to faith they spread out many of them had gathered for pentecost the spirit is poured

01:32:51.140 out they went out then so they took the gospel to wherever they'd come from it spread across the

01:32:55.580 whole known world at the time that happened we're not looking forward ahead to to answer

01:33:00.400 christopher's question we're not looking forward to that moment it's happened the nations gathered

01:33:05.880 God scattered them.

01:33:06.980 He's glorifying himself on the earth.

01:33:09.040 And the more clear passages, Jesus' parable about the expansion of the kingdom,

01:33:13.320 Christ's rule and reign for a thousand years,

01:33:15.540 we take those more clear passages in the New Testament

01:33:17.960 over some of the more typological and symbolic of the old.

01:33:21.540 And so we would say that's not sound exegesis,

01:33:23.440 to say that this is what's happening here, Iran and Israel, Gog and Magog.

01:33:27.900 That's in our past, and that's more typological. 0.91

01:33:30.540 What we look forward to now is the increase of Christ's kingdom

01:33:34.380 As he rules, he reigns, he puts every enemy under his feet

01:33:37.280 until when he comes back and defeats the final enemy being death.

01:33:40.740 Death itself.

01:33:41.740 The clear texts are used to interpret the more obscure.

01:33:45.940 And the New Testament is the light by which we see the Old,

01:33:50.040 which is the Old Testament.

01:33:51.840 Some theologians have referenced it to a richly furnished room,

01:33:56.360 but dimly lit.

01:33:58.060 And it is only in the light of the New Testament

01:34:00.480 that doesn't replace the Old or a substitute,

01:34:03.040 but illuminates the old testament and shows and glorifies and and shows off in a sense

01:34:10.320 all of its richness right and so we take these clearer passages and especially new testament

01:34:16.720 passages to understand some of the less clear right because old testament prophets as they're

01:34:21.660 looking forward to christ they're looking dimly as in a mirror right they're looking to what is

01:34:27.040 to come and they're still they have questions and there's certain levels of uncertainty what

01:34:32.180 they're saying is true, if it's under the inspiration of the Spirit, it's inscripturated

01:34:36.380 in the Bible, it's true, but it's still, it's true in part. Not meaning that it's true and partly

01:34:42.140 false, but meaning it's wholly true, but it's only a part of it. There's more truth to be told. And

01:34:48.200 we get the whole truth, the other portions of the truth in the life and death and resurrection of

01:34:55.420 Christ and the commissioning of his apostles in the New Testament. So it's the clearer text of

01:35:00.900 scripture that we use to interpret the more obscure. And often, not always, but often that's

01:35:05.780 more New Testament passages working as a light to illuminate the richness of the Old Testament

01:35:12.060 passages. One example is the parable where Jesus says that the father, his father, he's like the

01:35:18.020 owner of a vineyard. And in that vineyard, he has tenants. He has servants who are working the

01:35:23.360 vineyard, but they don't own it. It belongs to the father. And he sends some of his servants to go to

01:35:30.160 the tenants of that vineyard in order to reap his share, his fair share of the produce, of the

01:35:38.920 profit. And he sends servant after servant after servant. And each time he does, he sends servants

01:35:44.980 on his behest into the vineyard where the tenants are that he placed and appointed there.

01:35:50.380 The tenants will beat a servant or run one out or mistreat or whatever it is, and they don't give

01:35:58.640 the servant, the money, the master's share, the owner of the vineyard's share to take back to the

01:36:03.720 owner. And so then in this parable that Jesus tells, it's pretty clear what the parable is.

01:36:08.020 He says that the vineyard is likened to the kingdom. And the owner is, of course, his father,

01:36:13.520 God. And the servants are the prophets like Jeremiah and Isaiah. And then eventually,

01:36:19.720 so there's all these prophets that he sends to the tenants set over to steward the vineyard,

01:36:24.200 and that's Israel but Israel kills this servant Isaiah and this servant Jeremiah and this servant

01:36:30.380 Ezekiel and eventually in this parable Jesus says that the owner of the vineyard he says I'll send

01:36:36.660 now my son they've never given me my fair share with every servant that I've sent they mistreat

01:36:43.500 them and they beat them and they mock them but surely they'll respect my son and when the son

01:36:48.860 appeared and back to the parable now that Jesus is telling the tenants of the vineyard instead

01:36:53.880 of saying this is the son we should respect and honor him they say this is the son he is the heir

01:36:58.640 let's quickly kill him and take the inheritance now who is the son in this parable that jesus is

01:37:06.420 telling it's him you all know it's him and then jesus turns it as he poses it as a question to 0.99

01:37:13.380 the pharisees and sadducees and these religious rulers who are listening to him tell this parable

01:37:17.860 and he says what will the owner of this vineyard do to these wicked tenants who killed or mistreated

01:37:24.600 all these servants and then eventually killed the heir the son and they answer they say he will

01:37:31.020 seize the vineyard from them seize the lamp take it back and he will put them to a miserable end

01:37:37.420 those wicked tenants and jesus responds and says no no no but dispensationalism is true 0.97

01:37:44.740 and these jewish tenants will always have a special place as the apple of his eye no jesus 0.97

01:37:52.760 says you have answered rightly and then it came to pass he was a son they killed him and the vineyard 0.66

01:38:01.560 was ripped from them and given to those who have faith in christ so jesus none of this this isn't

01:38:10.200 like where's this novel theology coming from jesus where's this crazy idea the bible and here's the

01:38:17.780 thing we want to talk about what's novel i was just going to say these are the mysteries that

01:38:21.340 paul is elucidating uh and it's just so interesting you hear people say no the bible's literally i

01:38:26.540 take the bible literally it's like okay but then where's the mystery what what are the mysteries

01:38:31.040 that paul's talking about what is he revealing um and and it clearly points to covenant theology

01:38:36.740 and these, exactly what you're talking about

01:38:38.820 in the parables and typology

01:38:41.140 and the ways that these different things are related.

01:38:45.680 And yeah, and so you have to-

01:38:47.640 And these things are mysteries,

01:38:48.460 but at the same time, here's what's so cool

01:38:49.960 is that throughout this gospel age,

01:38:53.100 throughout church history in the past 2000 years,

01:38:55.380 all those, these things are mysterious

01:38:57.220 and they require the inspiration

01:38:58.740 and the illumination and guidance of the Holy Spirit

01:39:02.780 to come into and require church councils

01:39:05.340 to be formally called and kept

01:39:07.200 and all these different things.

01:39:09.840 And yet, despite all that,

01:39:13.120 because I don't want to say

01:39:14.380 these things are simple.

01:39:15.820 I'm not saying they're simple.

01:39:17.820 They are mysterious.

01:39:19.740 And yet, they have been

01:39:21.420 the majority position,

01:39:24.160 theologically speaking,

01:39:25.320 of the church

01:39:26.100 until 150 years ago.

01:39:30.080 Schofield, Darby.

01:39:31.900 Dispensationalism is the new position.

01:39:33.940 It's the new kid on the block.

01:39:35.000 it's the novel position it's uh for 1850 years prior what we're talking about was the church's

01:39:44.800 position and it was the no doubt position of the church yeah it was like oh of course

01:39:49.780 of of course it's uh the true israel is those who have faith in jesus christians

01:39:55.900 the new testament church oh of course yeah all right another question antonio you want to read

01:40:01.760 the next one yeah uh we'll start from the top so dapper dan uh sends five dollars thanks thanks

01:40:06.700 dapper dan uh he says uh question if we completely severed our relationship with a small hat place

01:40:12.940 i assume he means israel there how much antagonism and what kind should we expect from them in

01:40:19.380 response it's a it's a good question um for israel we're the only game in town right that's the

01:40:28.800 reality here uh and so as much as as much as we think that there would be some sort of antipathy

01:40:35.580 the reality is we have a lot of leverage in that relationship um if we used it and so trump could

01:40:43.080 just as easily say israel this is what we're going to do um and uh you need to get in line

01:40:49.600 and they would they would but the sad reality and we talked about apac on the last live stream is

01:40:54.960 that there are forces in our own country who prevent those things from happening. But as it

01:41:02.140 relates to military capacity, economic capacity, Israel's enemies surrounding them, they don't

01:41:10.220 really have that much of an option if we sought to sever a relationship or, at minimum, reprioritize,

01:41:17.800 let's put it that way, America's priorities. Right. The way I view it is militarily,

01:41:23.520 in terms of nation states uh what would happen well israel can't do anything we're bigger we're

01:41:29.040 stronger um but what would happen what i think has kept us subservient for so long is not what

01:41:36.760 israel as a whole would do to america as a whole but what israel would be able to do to certain

01:41:42.800 individuals who are holding the levers in america i think that's how they have us hostage they don't

01:41:47.840 have us hostage because um america corporately as a whole is subservient or inferior in terms of

01:41:56.800 wealth or in terms of military might you know to the nation of israel i don't think that's it at

01:42:01.340 all so it's like well then how do they hold you hostage when you're bigger and you're stronger

01:42:04.900 and you're richer and all these how do they hold you hostage um epstein that'll do it that'll do

01:42:12.400 campaign funding yeah yeah campaign funding dirt uh intelligence yes jeffrey epstein's list

01:42:20.700 that we will never see right it is funny that i was what was it about a week ago maybe maybe two

01:42:26.420 weeks that elon musk said hey guess who's named in the epstein files and literally a week later

01:42:32.180 send all the missiles in in defense of israel trump is in the epstein files and then trump

01:42:39.840 uh we will have peace right after we bomb iran for every bomb for netanyahu uh for netanyahu yep

01:42:48.700 okay uh next one let's do the jeff halfley ones real quick so this is jeff halfley he says kirk

01:42:53.580 is now uh diet fuentes at least on some oh i see what he's saying so he's saying charlie kirk

01:43:00.780 is now kind of like a like a fuentes light you know so it's like cores light yeah yeah um you

01:43:06.660 know at least on some issues and that's absolutely true yeah charlie kirk and matt walsh saying the

01:43:11.220 same things nick said a little bit softer of language correct five years ago correct and

01:43:15.480 no immigration from third world countries like we're sharing this because nick was right and i

01:43:19.740 think he deserves the credit um we're not saying that we would say everything in the same exact way

01:43:23.620 that nick says it uh nick likes the f-bomb right he doesn't like bombs on iran but he likes the f-bomb

01:43:30.220 in terms of vernacular right he's got a robust vernacular and um i'm a christian minister i'm

01:43:35.720 not going to use the f-bomb i think that that's inappropriate and wrong um so so obviously like

01:43:41.000 we wouldn't say it the same way but you're absolutely right west that um yeah the vernacular

01:43:45.920 is different the presentation is different but but here's the thing dude i want to be fair because

01:43:49.920 it's like you know how many times i've had people and i'm not dropping f-bombs but you know how many

01:43:54.460 times i've had people in my pastoral career come up to me and say well you know i had a real big

01:44:00.460 problem with your sermon or with what you said or this and i say okay theologically positionally

01:44:05.000 you know walk me through it what what where was i wrong okay all right i i see that but but this is

01:44:10.820 what i was saying is like don't you agree we've talked about it oh yeah i agree and you know what

01:44:14.520 like after like two-hour meetings and three-hour meetings eventually you know what it often boils

01:44:18.520 down to is people will say um well i guess technically actually come to think of it

01:44:23.240 positionally theologically you're right about all of it but i wouldn't have said it that way

01:44:29.960 you know how many times i've been told i wouldn't have said it that way

01:44:33.260 yeah like dude if i had a dollar every time i was sold i wouldn't like i'd be rich rich um and

01:44:40.880 here's the funny thing i remember thinking about that years ago because i just you know people

01:44:44.040 say that again and again and again and i remember thinking like have i ever heard anyone in my life

01:44:50.060 people that i agree with people that i esteem that i respect have i ever heard anyone in my

01:44:54.900 entire life say anything that i would have said that same thing exactly that way no no one would

01:45:03.340 ever say anything the same way that someone else says it everyone reserves that prerogative

01:45:09.280 everyone has their own opinions of how they would want to present so forgive me but but i don't want

01:45:16.040 to just beat somebody up who has been beaten up plenty so all that being said no i'm not going

01:45:23.360 to be dropping f-bombs um that said yeah matt walsh charlie kirk a little cleaner vernacular

01:45:30.440 but positionally in terms of the substance they are saying today exactly what nick fuentes said

01:45:39.540 last year and the year before and the year before and the year before and like six years ago

01:45:45.760 and and and again this doesn't mean like okay and so like let's have a parade and everybody

01:45:52.320 bow down and we're like no we're not saying that he's a man i think he's been right about along but

01:45:57.140 he's a man that's it but what we are saying though is i think you don't have to worship him

01:46:03.120 you don't have to kowtow but i do think it's worth at least mentioning once that's what we're doing

01:46:08.340 on the show today at least mentioning once you know what this guy that nobody wants to touch

01:46:12.480 because they don't want their reputation to be muddied and they don't want to get canceled and

01:46:16.340 this that and the other you don't have to endorse everything that anybody has ever said but he's

01:46:21.280 right and he's been right about a lot and uh and it's worth saying once okay next one uh jeff

01:46:29.500 halfley 499 he said i read news stories about how the vast majority of young male republicans

01:46:33.540 were getting active in politics under the age of 25 are fuentes fans yeah that's true absolutely

01:46:39.040 i've experienced this firsthand well because you so so west has worked in politics yep i want to

01:46:43.880 be careful with you know um but you've just say like from experience this is true this is not

01:46:48.700 me online so who comes out when it's like like um like it's it's we're on the line it's now or

01:46:55.220 never bottom of the ninth um the hordes of hell are up against texas legislator and they're about

01:47:03.180 to pass something that is absolutely destructive for the kingdom of god the glory of god and and

01:47:09.300 the people of god in real practical terms and and the people who come out in droves politically

01:47:15.300 to support you is

01:47:17.480 Reformed Christians

01:47:19.480 from Ligonier? 0.97

01:47:20.960 Oh, believe it or not.

01:47:22.740 Young white Catholic men who are listening to Nick. 0.72

01:47:25.420 For better or for worse. Those are the guys 0.84

01:47:27.600 that are getting active. They're the ones who come out

01:47:29.360 and get the votes.

01:47:31.120 It's Nick Scroipers

01:47:32.440 winning elections.

01:47:35.020 It is.

01:47:36.660 Alright, next.

01:47:38.320 Jamie J, $5 Super Chat.

01:47:39.680 I've been persuaded to believe that God intended

01:47:41.220 these different people to live separately.

01:47:44.800 What?

01:47:45.300 I've been persuaded to believe

01:47:47.260 that God intended. 0.98

01:47:49.160 It's just basically pro-segregation.

01:47:50.360 Antonio, any feelings? 0.99

01:47:51.860 I would say, yeah,

01:47:53.380 see the dominion mandate,

01:47:55.620 be fruitful, multiply, fill the earth.

01:47:57.700 The natural consequences

01:47:59.080 that people are spread geographically

01:48:01.420 and they're living separately

01:48:03.060 and develop as a consequence

01:48:04.620 of living in different parts of the world

01:48:07.120 and having different climates,

01:48:09.980 different agriculture,

01:48:10.940 develop different cultures,

01:48:12.660 and that the consequence

01:48:13.980 of the dominion mandate is that people would live separately and uh and flourish actually

01:48:19.440 and uh do very well without having to add any animosity towards other groups right but there

01:48:24.920 still be distinction between peoples yeah and living in separate places for the most part

01:48:30.120 but again not necessarily a strict isolationist you can still hey we're going to visit or there's

01:48:34.880 going to be some mitigated form of immigration right yeah no i so i i would say yeah absolutely

01:48:40.180 that's biblical um uh you know obviously we live in a in a nation that man i would say a world

01:48:46.460 primarily over the last century probably has sort of moved away from that as we sort of globalism

01:48:53.240 globalism lost our minds the combination of economies and combination of cultures and

01:48:57.460 exporting importing of cultural elements has uh we've seen that breaking down and uh i do not

01:49:03.700 think, it's not causally related, it's a double negative there, that the world has experienced 0.96

01:49:10.620 more global conflict, more death in the last century as a consequence of cultural barriers

01:49:17.200 coming down. I think that's something to think about and say, okay, if God designed the world

01:49:22.920 this way for our good and for his glory, and we've sought to, in a way, build the Tower of Babel,

01:49:31.620 really and um and uh go against his design what are the consequences of that what are the curses

01:49:37.860 and judgments that that men experience and it is it is violence it is death mass death um and it is

01:49:45.540 it is this erosion of what makes cultures distinct um and it's dehumanizing ultimately

01:49:52.640 yep i agree um i it's it's funny because people always think of babel and then they'll say like

01:49:58.080 well pentecost was a reversal of babel you know speaking in times and now we can all understand

01:50:01.960 each other and and that's that's correct response so i said the cringe face that said i gotta i just

01:50:09.980 i gotta be honest you know to my own detriment but um i've held that view oh no as a pastor when

01:50:17.920 when you're like just like a new like 22 year old man that hits so hard yeah it's like oh wow this

01:50:23.900 is so good babble spread people pentecost the reverse of babble so good the exegesis is off

01:50:31.120 the judge and yeah i i bought into it um when i was pastoring in california i held that position

01:50:36.820 for a little while by god's grace i have not held the position for i think seven years now so i i

01:50:41.480 grew up um but but that yeah that's what i thought but but what i've realized later on is because for

01:50:46.620 the longest time i the longest time i thought babble was a judgment for sin now there is sin

01:50:51.380 involved, right? So these people are building a tower to the heavens to be like God. We can be

01:50:55.520 as God. So there's arrogance, and it's not just arrogance. There's at least two sins. There's more,

01:51:00.100 but two sins in particular. One is arrogance. We're trying to exalt ourselves above God. We can be as

01:51:05.240 God by building a tower to the heavens, right? So it's the same as Eve in the garden, right? You

01:51:09.980 will be like God if you eat the fruit, you know, having the knowledge of good and evil. So assuming

01:51:15.060 omniscience, assuming divinity, arrogance. Secondly, though, they also say in Genesis

01:51:22.020 chapter 11, they say, let us build, do this great feat so that we can be as God, but also

01:51:27.840 so that we will not be scattered and separated, divided over all the earth. Let us make a name

01:51:36.180 for ourselves, they say, and build this tower to the heavens to be as God so that we may not be

01:51:42.280 separated over all the earth. So another sense of one is arrogance, exalting yourself to the level

01:51:46.840 of God. Number two is, and this one we kind of miss because it's a little bit more implicit,

01:51:53.000 but if you've read the Bible, you know, it's certainly there. What did God command in the

01:51:57.360 dominion mandate even before sin entered the world? It was to be fruitful and multiply and to

01:52:03.040 fill the earth which which involves quite clearly a um a going out and a divide and conquering

01:52:12.340 um it's a um it's a scooby-doo strategy let's split up gang you know right and it's always

01:52:18.160 scooby and shaggy you know they get the short end of the stick you know um and fred goes with the

01:52:22.920 the two chicks it's it's not really a fair situation you know but let's split up let's

01:52:27.080 divide and conquer and but that was that was the vision of the dominion mandate was be fruitful

01:52:32.200 multiply right so more image bearers right children posterity but also fill the earth

01:52:37.440 yeah and and settle it right because adam's his goal was uh that god assigned to him his mission

01:52:42.800 was to um to keep and and um tend right to to tend uh the earth grow and keep um and so there's a

01:52:52.200 sense of growing and and tending and nurturing the ground so that it expands but then also keeping

01:52:58.280 that's defending and protecting. And it was that all the earth, dominion, man's dominion as a

01:53:05.020 steward of God would be exercised over all the earth, which requires more people, more posterity,

01:53:10.360 be fruitful, multiply, but then also a spreading out. So I believe that even in a pre-lapsarian

01:53:15.060 world, which is just a fancy theological term for it, lapse, fall, sin. So pre, if sin had never

01:53:22.440 entered the world before sin, even if Adam and Eve had never sinned and sin never entered the world,

01:53:26.580 the logical conclusion of Adam's eschaton his own end apart from sin entering the world is that they

01:53:33.800 would have many descendants they'd be fruitful and multiply death wouldn't enter the world so

01:53:39.980 Adam and Eve not only would they have children but they the parents wouldn't die so you'd have

01:53:43.320 grandparents and great-grandparents and great-great-great-grandparents tracking all the

01:53:46.820 way back to Adam and Eve they would eventually have many people but they also would have spread

01:53:50.980 out and filled the earth and then spreading out filling the earth the earth and its terrain the

01:53:54.700 way that God designed it itself, built into the fabric of the earth. There would be mountainous

01:53:59.380 people, seafaring people, island people, and river people, and forest people. And there would be

01:54:05.620 large distances between these people, and certain dialects would eventually, naturally, over time,

01:54:10.640 centuries begin to form that would evolve into languages, and there would be distinct features

01:54:14.960 of the people, and all these kind of things. And what you would eventually end up with is

01:54:18.320 different peoples. No animosity, no war between the peoples, but still distinctions. There would

01:54:23.120 be different peoples and different peoples would be better or worse at different things. All this

01:54:27.680 is logical. So Babel, here's my point. Them wanting to build a tower to the heavens, one sin was 0.89

01:54:33.040 exalting themselves to the level of God, making a name for ourselves, building a tower to the heavens

01:54:37.040 that we could be as God. Second sin is so that we will not be scattered over the face of, in other

01:54:41.960 words, so that we will not have to obey God's original command in the dominion mandate given

01:54:47.000 to our father, Adam and Eve, which was to be fruitful, multiply and spread out and fill the

01:54:52.560 earth and exercise dominion. So they're literally saying, we want to exalt ourselves to the level of

01:54:56.460 God and disobey God, not spread out. And so when God sends his judgment, and it is a judgment of

01:55:02.720 Babel confusing their languages so that they what? Spread out. It is a judgment. And yet contained 0.93

01:55:08.220 within it, there is also an implicit, subtle sense of mercy. It is a merciful judgment because the

01:55:15.380 judgment is you guys are sinning and I'm going to confuse your languages. The mercy is that God

01:55:21.300 uses that event, this supernatural event at Babel, confusing the languages, as a catalyst 0.99

01:55:26.420 to actually get them back on his original track, right? To kickstart and quickly, in a catalyst

01:55:33.540 sense, to like basically fast forward what would have happened naturally over time to do it

01:55:38.720 immediately in an instant to create certain separations and divisions among people so that

01:55:44.480 they would spread out and have the different languages and then eventually develop the

01:55:48.360 different features and different gifts and different strengths and different weaknesses

01:55:52.660 and different aspects and have different people. So Babel is not, this is what I want you to hear,

01:55:57.980 it is a judgment. I'm not saying it's not, but it's not just a judgment. It is a merciful

01:56:01.880 judgment. It's a judgment, but it's a merciful judgment that it, in a catalytic way, gets people

01:56:08.360 back on God's original track, which was to not only be fruitful and multiply, but also spread out

01:56:14.080 and fill the earth and exercise dominion over it.

01:56:17.740 So different peoples in different places

01:56:20.640 with different languages and different elements

01:56:23.960 and all these kinds of things was always God's idea

01:56:26.080 and different peoples living with their peoples,

01:56:29.020 not in isolation, but as the normative rule,

01:56:34.460 for the most part, you can still go and visit Japan.

01:56:37.500 I wanna visit Japan one day.

01:56:39.260 And when I visit Japan, 1.00

01:56:40.420 I don't wanna just see a bunch of white people. 0.94

01:56:42.220 I wanna see samurai stuff. 0.65

01:56:44.080 You know, I want to see Japanese stuff.

01:56:45.840 So that is a part of God's design.

01:56:47.700 It's a good part of God's design. 0.98

01:56:49.260 There would still be mitigated immigration and grafting in. 0.53

01:56:52.560 Nations change, but they're not supposed to change in 15 minutes with mass immigration.

01:56:57.040 They're supposed to change slowly over time with genuine assimilation and marrying in and generations passing.

01:57:06.040 Nations are not ever, I don't believe they were ever intended to be completely static.

01:57:10.220 but they were not ever intended likewise on the flip side to be nearly as fluid and interchangeable

01:57:18.840 as fungible widgets as they are today would you guys agree with that yep yep i agree okay next

01:57:24.380 one antonio will you read it yeah luke mclam says more alex jones impressions from i can feel the

01:57:33.740 demons rising up and i i the globalists and the marxists you mean the jews are not under the

01:57:39.440 globalists and the marxists yeah all right that's great uh next one michael uh he says uh but do you

01:57:46.640 but do they hate us for our freedom maga is greater than mega or make iran great again or

01:57:54.020 make israel great amen that's good thank you michael for the super chat another one go for it

01:58:00.140 Yeah. Is this Luke again here? Luke McClam again. Is Trump's action without consulting Congress actually illegal? I don't know the laws, but I've seen some claims of this. But this wasn't a declaration of war.

01:58:14.260 yeah so technically uh by the constitution a president cannot declare war uh that is an act

01:58:21.100 of congress that's an act of legislation in other words um it has been the case that more recently

01:58:26.100 i think in particular this century presidents have taken more executive action yeah and there's all

01:58:30.840 sorts of legal loopholes to get around that right uh through uh sort of strategic deployments because

01:58:36.620 the president is the commander in chief they do control the military so uh i think it's becoming

01:58:42.600 more common for the president to assume the role of of sort of military action um and so there is a

01:58:49.360 case to be made that it's that's unconstitutional for sure and i'm sure some somebody's pursuing

01:58:53.820 that uh but uh but again it's it's become so common that it's unlikely that anything like

01:58:59.060 that will stick yeah i kind of thought that at first like oh this seems unconstitutional

01:59:02.780 but practically does the executive branch have authority to execute precision one-time airstrikes

01:59:08.280 Yes.

01:59:08.900 I think, honestly, they do.

01:59:10.420 Obama did that back during his term with ISIS. 0.75

01:59:12.500 You don't think it was the right call, but it is within his mind.

01:59:13.660 You don't have to literally wait like, I can't drop a teensy bomb anywhere in the world without Congress formally getting together and be like, we declare war.

01:59:22.420 Agreed.

01:59:22.720 No, the executive has the authority.

01:59:23.960 Let me read this one, because I really appreciate this.

01:59:26.460 I hope she's still listening, because I really appreciate this, and it's a good clarification for us to make.

01:59:33.000 and i'm glad that we have the opportunity that she's providing us with this opportunity to make

01:59:37.200 this clarification uh public and live right now um so you will have to forgive me um and in my uh

01:59:45.680 i'm an american for better or for worse die hard apple pie and i'm a texan too so we don't do

01:59:51.300 pronunciation of these types of names uh very well but lyre gill lir gill lir gill it's l y r

01:59:59.940 that's the first name g-i-l gil i think i can i feel confident about the gil part not as confident

02:00:06.820 about the liar or leer but either way she's got a great comment and she deserves some credit here

02:00:12.580 and i want to acknowledge this she says lebanese christian texas uh texan here so she's a lebanese

02:00:19.040 christian texan here dating an iranian christian both are christian like that that's great praise

02:00:27.000 gone. Next, she says, the West does not understand what's happening slash the Muslim mind. Everyone 0.76

02:00:35.780 seems to be lumping Iranians in with Arabs, but they're not the same. Iran isn't Iraq slash

02:00:46.080 Afghanistan. And I want to go on record saying, I think there are a lot of Muslims in Iran. And

02:00:52.340 Islam is a formidable enemy of the Christian church and an enemy of Christ. And in that sense, 1.00

02:01:01.040 I hate Islam. And I always will. And I make no apology. But she's absolutely right that it is 1.00

02:01:06.320 important when we make arguments. You can make arguments in the category of generalities.

02:01:12.080 But generalities do not mean that it's exhaustive or exclusive. There are distinctions. There are

02:01:17.940 exceptions and i have no doubt and in fact not just i have no doubt i have confidence i know

02:01:23.120 that there are many um there are many christ-loving god-fearing christians in iran

02:01:31.280 um and our prayers are with them there's 92 million people in iran about 99 of them are

02:01:37.860 muslim but that still leaves you over a million people a lot that are christian and very tiny

02:01:43.400 proportions and our heart goes out yeah and our prayers that's a lot of people like a million

02:01:47.120 christians there in iran caring for the gospel that's right trying to survive uh follow-up so

02:01:53.600 this is from the same person i i don't want to embarrass myself or them by trying to pronounce

02:01:57.920 the name again another super chat so uh two super chats of ten dollars very generous thank you so 0.61

02:02:02.700 much uh that's a blessing to us uh she says iranians don't want the islamic regime and support

02:02:11.580 in support of israel slash u.s the regime slash muslim minds um is in it for the long game 0.85

02:02:20.300 moving to destroy the west um for those of us in certain fields uh we know that they're

02:02:28.320 capitulating um or catapulting is how she spelled it i'm not exactly sure what she means by that

02:02:34.240 comment west she's alluding to that's that remnant or that segment of iran that doesn't

02:02:39.720 actually support just saying again i imagine she has friends there or family and she's speaking of

02:02:45.500 them who are christians i personally know some iranian christians there you go so she's speaking 0.78

02:02:49.060 of it is the minority and that's fair for us to say it's the minority but she's right and i think

02:02:53.300 she's speaking about them and saying not everybody is in support of this not everybody wants death to

02:02:57.800 america or death in 79 there was a violent islamic revolution that established the islamic republic

02:03:02.560 of iran from it was a constitutional monarchy prior so she's probably simply saying that even

02:03:08.460 at the core of it this is not something that's native to our people that we wanted that we

02:03:12.380 invited but it was violent and it is against our will okay let's go back to the super chats uh

02:03:18.380 west you do some now all right michael two dollars america first under trump means israel first yes

02:03:23.860 it does thank you so far yeah uh jeff halfley i had just a couple questions here so hit jeff and

02:03:32.320 then i'll hit truth prevails here jeff 4.99 thank you jeff is it possible for the u.s to be neutral

02:03:37.120 on israel or will they force us to take sides we are not our allies does that force us to be enemies

02:03:42.320 and then followed up 499 again it seems like we cannot just be neutral they force us to be there

02:03:48.880 be their super sugar daddies otherwise they treat us like enemies yeah israel is definitely a all

02:03:53.800 or nothing you are either with me or you are against me kind of in absolute terms yeah which 0.96

02:03:59.760 to be clear in our foreign policy is precisely what we want to avoid actually uh you know you

02:04:04.180 read about Theodore Roosevelt who won a Nobel, I think he was the first American to win a Nobel

02:04:07.620 Peace Prize for negotiating the peace treaty between Russia and Japan. And it was precisely

02:04:14.200 that both sides actually thought he was on their side and said that. And so that's what we would

02:04:22.040 aim for in the America First movement. Here's a quote real quick from George Washington. Many of

02:04:28.080 you might be familiar with it, but it's so good. It's worth reading. This is in his farewell address,

02:04:33.440 george washington our first president he saw these things as a potential pitfall for future america

02:04:40.640 and so he wrote against the insidious wiles of foreign influence the jealousy of a free people

02:04:48.060 ought to be constantly awake since history and experience prove that foreign influence is one

02:04:55.680 of the most baneful foes of republican government excessive partiality for one foreign nation

02:05:03.420 and excessive dislike of another cause those whom they actuate to see danger only on one side

02:05:13.100 and serve to veil and even second the arts of influence on the other real patriots who may

02:05:21.940 resist the intrigues of the favorite are liable to become suspected and odious while its tools

02:05:31.040 and dupes usurp the applause and confidence of the people to surrender their interests

02:05:38.320 the great rule listen to this the great rule of conduct for us in regard to foreign nations

02:05:46.180 is this, in extending our commercial relations to have with them as little political connection

02:05:54.920 as possible. Israel's heart is hit. So far, as we have already formed engagements,

02:06:02.860 let them be fulfilled with good faith. But here, let us stop. And so I would say in light of this,

02:06:10.160 we do have some engagements let's not break our word but let's stop making more engagements i i

02:06:17.640 think that that's a pretty profound and prescient quote from our founding president george washington

02:06:23.540 in his farewell address all right next question there was two questions from two different people

02:06:28.720 one of them was attached to the super chat one of them was not the question is uh jonathan storms

02:06:34.120 one of them would y'all ever invite nick on the show yes uh and this is why um so just because

02:06:41.760 people give me grief and that's fine i get grief all the time whatever um i don't lose any sleep

02:06:46.620 um would nick fuentes be an elder in our church no we're a reformed baptist protestant church

02:06:54.740 of course not he's a catholic um so so no but if the question is would you have him on your podcast

02:07:04.020 and and i'm not going to have nick come on the podcast to talk about something that we don't

02:07:10.160 agree with so so i'm assuming the question right here's the assumption i'm making i think the

02:07:14.920 implication is would you have him come on the show to talk about this the things that we're

02:07:19.720 talking about right now to talk about geopolitics to talk about the things that he has studied and

02:07:24.500 looked in depth into and been right about um about iran about israel about these kinds of things

02:07:30.600 um yeah yeah we would and uh and i don't see any compromise or or moral uh fault in that so that's

02:07:40.140 my answer uh next what do we got next here we go this is from tyler tyler gave us a ten dollar

02:07:48.580 super chat thanks tyler he said question do you think that there can be a trinitarian christian

02:07:53.780 alliance okay i know where he's going with this so anybody who holds to the trinity that'd be

02:07:57.940 catholic that'd be eastern orthodox that'd be protestants trinitarian christian alliance that

02:08:02.720 can be made to quell dispensationalism and reclaim america as christian and america first

02:08:10.940 and rid israeli influence in our national politics yes i do um i believe uh in the category of

02:08:21.120 co-belligerence and um and it's kind of similar it's a good follow-up question actually in god's

02:08:26.500 providence the timing works out well to the question of would you have nick on your podcast

02:08:31.220 to talk about these kinds of things the answer is yes and also my answer to this question is yes

02:08:36.980 we have to have categories so there's a different category from this person would be an elder in my

02:08:42.760 church this person would be a deacon my church this person would be a member in my church

02:08:45.800 this person would not be a member in my church but i still recognize this person as a brother

02:08:51.200 in christ right so what's an example of that a baptist versus anglican or presbyterian or

02:08:55.840 Episcopalian or those kinds of things. I think they're a brother in Christ, but it would not

02:09:01.080 make sense for them to be a member in my church because even in secondary theological matters,

02:09:05.280 the differences are meaningful and significant and they matter too much. We have unity,

02:09:11.240 but we have unity not in the same local church. John MacArthur and R.C. Sproul had unity,

02:09:15.740 but you know what helped their unity? G.K. Chesterton said that good fences make for

02:09:20.380 good neighbors. Part of why John MacArthur and R.C. Sproul could go and hit a golf ball together

02:09:26.320 and do conferences together is because they were in separate denominations, in separate churches, 0.92

02:09:30.660 and on separate coasts, separate sides of the whole freaking country. And with that distance

02:09:37.700 in between them, different denominations, different local churches, different ministries,

02:09:42.040 and different sides of the country, that fence made for great neighbors and great friends.

02:09:48.760 so um there's the level of you could be an elder you could be a deacon you could be a member okay

02:09:54.160 you're still a brother but we couldn't be in the same church okay another moving further out in

02:09:58.460 terms of ripples kind of um different circles going wider um co-belligerent so what does it

02:10:04.640 require for a co-belligerent well to me what what is required in that regard is um a a unity in

02:10:11.940 conviction on the matter at hand so i can be a co-belligerent politically so we're not talking

02:10:18.800 about ecclesiastically in the realm of the church right so so two kingdoms we're talking about in in

02:10:24.760 the natural kingdom um in the banner of the state when it comes to the the political i could be a

02:10:31.080 co-belligerent not only with a catholic not only with an eastern orthodox um but i could be a co-

02:10:36.160 belligerent with an atheist now you need to be careful because there are christians who did this

02:10:42.860 with james lindsey and it did not work out well but you can technically it still stands you can

02:10:48.760 be a co-belligerent with someone who does not have the same religious views spiritual views as you

02:10:53.440 but who shares your political you have unity with your political convictions you can be a

02:10:58.560 co-belligerent that does not mean that we're family that we're you know living in the same

02:11:05.060 house but we can still be good neighbors with certain fences and co-belligerents on the issue

02:11:10.240 and this is the key right on the particular issue that we share unity on the issue at hand where we

02:11:16.920 have the same conviction the problem with james lindsey was that there were guys in the church

02:11:21.940 who extended the right hand of fellowship um against marxism okay i'm on board for that yeah

02:11:28.080 against you know this against that um but then they let him too close in to where then all of

02:11:34.980 a sudden uh he turned his guns against the communists and the marxists and against people

02:11:40.200 on the right that he thought were far-right extremist or woke right or whatever you know

02:11:44.980 ridiculous term he came up with uh but in reality they were just historic christians who believed

02:11:50.480 the same thing that john adams believed the same thing that uh that andrew jackson believed the 0.87

02:11:56.180 same thing that washington believed the same thing that um you know cotton mather you know or or that

02:12:01.580 and and at that moment there were still guys when he turned his guns on his co-belligerence within

02:12:08.360 the christian world there were still christians saying but he's still our guy and they actually

02:12:12.840 ended up joining him and turning their guns with the atheists technically agnostic but you get my

02:12:18.580 point used to be an atheist they joined the the former atheists and turning their guns against

02:12:23.440 their fellow brothers in christ so that's no longer co-belligerency that's now a um a uh fake

02:12:30.820 pseudo brotherhood with someone who is not a brother yeah that's the problem it's the friend

02:12:35.880 enemy distinction right on the issue i can see past the distinctions but i shouldn't be naive

02:12:43.160 about the distinctions yeah i shouldn't forget them because at some point they will become

02:12:48.100 important they will be collaboration in the church is different than collaboration in the

02:12:52.200 common realm so your collaboration to get the hoa to get off your back that is not the same as

02:12:57.380 joining hands with an atheist you an atheist you know you both want the hoa to stop doing whatever

02:13:02.640 it is like that is totally different than like and we're going to work together to uh to put

02:13:07.840 together a children's program huge vast difference people just have to recognize those categories and

02:13:13.000 think appropriately for them right all right next one this is from um uh the mcglone code uh he's

02:13:20.840 he's a regular we appreciate you thank you two dollars from him uh he says baron trump will

02:13:26.420 turn this country around possibly long live the king baron is a demographic that would watch that

02:13:32.600 he's he is in the right demographic he's got the right story arc for kind of a cromwellian

02:13:38.260 figure you know like it's like you think baron's going to be a president no my brother in christ

02:13:42.400 i think he's going to be emperor a christian and benevolent president um president who said

02:13:48.880 president um maybe who knows um but let's pray that god would get a hold of his heart um that

02:13:54.480 he wouldn't just be right wing that he wouldn't just be america first but he would be above all

02:13:58.060 of that christ first and uh and if so praise god that'd be great okay this one is from uh i believe

02:14:05.420 the technical vernacular is poop smith it actually is p-o-o-p-s-m-i-t-h uh first and foremost

02:14:13.760 congratulations to you for that name and giving money and making me have to say it live on the

02:14:18.480 air you you did it congratulations i'll do it one more because you did a good job poop smith okay

02:14:23.620 yeah he gave us five dollars uh twice he's got two different things so thank you he said what do you

02:14:29.480 think about dd geopolitics saying that palantir leaked um iaea data with their mosaic software

02:14:38.620 monitoring iran's nuclear program he follows it up by saying could palantir have coordinated with

02:14:45.140 Israel months or years prior to this to create the IAEA report that Israel used as justification

02:14:54.660 to strike. What do you think, Wes? I know when I'm outside of my depth, I haven't heard anything

02:15:01.620 reliable that would suggest the working together on that. We are suspicious of Palantir. 1.00

02:15:07.600 We are, certainly, and then leaking that information. As far as I'm aware, I haven't

02:15:12.200 seen anything publicly to even suggest that's in the realm of play now that said of the data that

02:15:16.940 they capture specifically in the middle east be it israel be it jordan be it palestine they have

02:15:21.480 been involved there are they gathering information on abilities on their their plutonium or uranium

02:15:27.100 cachet all of that sure that's highly likely and so that question could they have coordinated with

02:15:32.680 israel months or years prior to create that report that israel used as a justification

02:15:36.740 sure it's absolutely possible but uh it's impossible to prove a negative so we you need

02:15:42.860 to see evidence of that but it's not unthinkable okay this is uh anglican mdiv all right and we

02:15:49.180 got to just go ahead and publicly on air apologize um he made a great point he said guys listen

02:15:54.240 i've been anti-israeli since high school where's my credit shake my head um we apologize uh you

02:16:02.960 should have been in the thumbnail and you should have made the title of this episode uh when we

02:16:07.000 said that um that so-and-so you know has taken this stance for six years or seven years or whatever

02:16:13.120 it's been um anglican mdiv he needs to be added in you know his his name thrown into the hat um

02:16:20.860 this guy he's been anti-israel uh since high school and the fact that we forgot him uh all

02:16:27.360 i have to say is i'm sorry all right this is from our uh thank you uh anglican nimdiff we appreciate

02:16:32.980 your giving uh this is nobody special uh antonio you want to read this one yeah uh nobody special

02:16:38.060 says i still trust donald trump 100 give him a chance to bring this to fruition and it's a great

02:16:43.040 point actually it's a good point i mean donald trump has been uh uh has proven his base wrong

02:16:49.600 on many issues if you think all the way back to 2016 and uh um the storms that he was raising

02:16:55.480 uh many people fell away and then actually came back i actually know several people

02:16:59.140 who voted for trump in 2016 didn't vote for him in 2020 and then voted for him in 2024

02:17:04.760 because they were convinced uh that he had made the right determination harken back to what west

02:17:11.420 said uh still will disagree with uh the action uh but there is a chance that there's some silver

02:17:17.740 lining here and it actually plays plays well uh it's possible for the cause uh but and we should

02:17:22.900 pray towards that end and we should pray and he did kick zelinski to the curb yep like to be honest

02:17:28.060 like if we're talking about two uh two people coming to the white house with their hands open

02:17:31.600 demanding money we're down one we're down one and we so we were 50 of the way there we just need to

02:17:36.940 finish the job yep all right josh rocha 25 thanks josh he says uh how to respond to disby's

02:17:43.340 dispensationalists that believe jewish persecution is spiritual because they are god's chosen people

02:17:49.540 e.g. they've been kicked out of every country for the last 2,000 years because Satan hates them.

02:17:57.060 How do you respond? Yeah, we would just say that that's just not what Paul teaches in the New

02:18:04.260 Testament. So if they're dispensational, they're Christians. We're not talking about people who

02:18:08.480 prescribe to Judaism. So they're saying that the Bible is the authority of God's Word. It is

02:18:14.660 infallible and the whole point that paul gives us in romans 9 and 10 and 11 is he says the whole

02:18:21.600 point was that that um through the gentiles conversion all these gentiles coming to christ

02:18:27.180 and god's blessing his salvific blessing being poured out on these gentile nations that it would 0.51

02:18:32.620 rouse his kinsmen according to the flesh fellow jews to a godly sense of jealousy um meaning

02:18:40.320 that uh that the jews would not be sitting there with a position of saying well we're being

02:18:45.880 persecuted for the sake of god no the the the view that paul gives to us is they would see the

02:18:51.720 blessing of god on gentile christians and they wouldn't think that they're being persecuted for

02:18:57.940 christ's sake or for god's sake but they would realize that they're actually being judged they're

02:19:02.680 actually being punished for the rejection of christ they would see god's blessing these guys

02:19:07.860 over here who are not jews but they're christians and we're not being blessed and instead we're

02:19:13.540 under god's judgment because we're not christians we've rejected christ and what dispensationalism

02:19:18.300 has done among many things one of the things that it has done at least in part subtly is it's kind

02:19:24.820 of reversed that that entire principle and turned it on its head what dispensationalism says is that

02:19:31.380 uh well the reason why you have you know you guys are being critical of israel right now is because

02:19:37.060 you're jealous. You're the ones who are envious. It's all these Christians that are actually

02:19:42.720 envious of Israel, and you guys are just speaking out of your jealousy or out of your bitterness,

02:19:48.800 and that's not true. A wise man once said, what if it's not envy? What if it's not? What if it's

02:19:57.760 not that Christians, non-Jewish Christians, are envious of Jews, but what if we're being critical 0.93

02:20:05.040 because we actually see a problem what if we actually just don't like pornography and we

02:20:11.760 actually don't like dual citizenship when it comes to holding political office in our nation and we

02:20:17.480 don't like endless wars and we don't like only fans and we don't like exorbitant forms of usury

02:20:24.740 and 28 interest rates on the poorest of the poor with loan sharks you know and early payday and

02:20:31.200 credit card interest. What if it's not envy? What if it's disgust? Righteous disgust. No,

02:20:40.440 the Bible doesn't say that Gentiles would be envious of the Jews who have God's blessing

02:20:47.480 with the world's persecution. No, it's not the world's persecution. There is persecution from

02:20:53.280 countries. But you need to understand that's the temporal plane. But the higher plane,

02:20:58.620 The ultimate plane is whatever persecution Jews have experienced for these last 2,000 years from

02:21:04.420 peoples and from nations is ultimately, even if those peoples were wrong in doing so, sometimes

02:21:09.960 they're right, sometimes they're wrong, but even if they're wrong in doing so, all of this is

02:21:13.620 happening underneath the ultimate banner of God's sovereignty in these nations, in the human temporal

02:21:18.720 plane that are persecuting Jews are actually manifesting God's spiritual judgment towards 0.58

02:21:25.960 people who are rejecting his son. That's what's going on. It's not persecution for righteousness

02:21:32.760 sake, it's judgment for wickedness sake. And so the proper response of Gentile Christians should 1.00

02:21:39.340 not be envy or jealousy, but instead we should be operating underneath the blessing of God as 0.66

02:21:45.420 Christians to such a degree that it actually rouses a jealousy among those who rejected Christ,

02:21:52.080 of all peoples who reject christ but also including jewish people who reject christ that 0.56

02:21:57.040 they might see and say man they're underneath god's faucet of blessing and we want that too

02:22:02.680 we've rejected christ we need to repent and receive him let's go to the next question

02:22:07.920 how many more do we have we've got jack black we got to get to that and then keep going

02:22:13.520 okay those two all right here we go so this is fifty dollars from jack black west do you want

02:22:19.040 to read it uh i'll let you read that one okay we appreciate you giving credit where it is due

02:22:24.260 regardless of who the messenger is truth is truth it would be great to see the same type

02:22:29.960 of discussion regarding stone choir why not invite them to an open discussion

02:22:36.000 yeah we've had this question we've had people uh reach out to us um part of it uh you know just to

02:22:45.040 be completely honest is i i do have some pretty strong disagreements uh despite disagreements

02:22:50.820 like i said i'm willing to have conversations with people that i disagree with um but it's

02:22:57.100 not just the nature of substantive uh disagreements um but there's also the nature of

02:23:04.120 um people who are attacking you so for instance um i have disagreements with doug wilson and

02:23:13.100 james white on certain issues um and i have disagreements with nick fuentes um but up to date

02:23:21.160 currently nick fuentes has not regularly made a practice of publicly attacking or smearing or

02:23:29.060 even potentially slandering me um to others um so that's different whereas there have been instances

02:23:37.740 and i don't really want to get into this and rehash and blah blah blah but there have been

02:23:42.460 instances where doug wilson and james white i feel like there has been public attack and so

02:23:47.860 what would need to happen in in those kinds of cases where there's been public um mudslinging

02:23:55.200 and those kinds of things is uh typically and biblically uh the best the best avenue is for

02:24:00.960 those things to be reconciled privately first before having a public uh conversation so in

02:24:08.300 terms of random public figures that are well known, that yes, I do have substantive disagreements

02:24:17.380 with, but there's not some kind of personal attack and feud that doesn't require a private

02:24:23.600 personal reconciliation. It's a different calculus than those where there's been the personal

02:24:31.820 personal attacks. And in many cases on both sides, I'm not perfect. I've made mistakes,

02:24:37.640 but personal attacks on both sides. In those cases, it's not just, well, hey, you disagree

02:24:42.400 with this guy and you'd be willing to have a conversation with him. Why not this other guy

02:24:45.900 that you disagree with? Well, there is the personal element. And especially when the

02:24:50.940 personal becomes public, then those are issues that whether it be someone who I disagree with

02:25:00.480 on one side of the aisle, like Stone Choir, or someone I disagree with on another side of the

02:25:06.360 aisle, like Doug Wilson or James White, those are issues. If there's a personal feud that's become

02:25:12.580 public with mudslinging involved, then those are the kinds of things where, unfortunately,

02:25:19.600 just the reality is that there has to be some kind of personal conversation. There needs to be some

02:25:25.820 kind of reconciliation those kinds of things have to happen before a public conversation can be had

02:25:32.000 and for the record again if we did you know this is this question i assume is being brought up

02:25:39.140 because you know someone asked would we have nick on the show if we had nick on the show it would

02:25:43.140 be to talk about what we're talking about in today's episode so it would be to talk about

02:25:47.920 his insight into geopolitics with this particular issue and what's going on with this and that and

02:25:53.460 the other, um, where, where there actually is a lot of alignment, where there's a lot of agreement

02:25:58.520 and we think that he's onto something and knows something that we don't. That's different than

02:26:03.240 having someone on the show just to disagree. Um, in that case, especially when there's personal

02:26:08.620 feuds, then really what you're talking about is just kind of a intense aggravated debate. And I

02:26:15.680 understand that those can be helpful to the body of Christ. Um, I did watch the James White and

02:26:20.300 cory moller debate um and and i understand that debate can be a helpful format where people

02:26:25.860 disagree sharply but for those who are on the sidelines it can help to provide clarity so that

02:26:31.180 people can understand what's true and what's not and where they stand um but frankly uh i i don't

02:26:38.980 really engage in a lot of debates so i'm not against debates i think that i see that as helpful

02:26:44.940 um but um but unlike james white i uh i i haven't had 4067 debates uh under my belt you know that's

02:26:54.460 that i mean the guy is a debater and um and a lot of his debates he's done really well um debating

02:26:59.680 against muslims and you know and catholics and these kinds of things and it's brought clarity

02:27:03.920 to the body of christ uh but that's kind of his mo that's that's a part of his regular toolkit

02:27:08.580 and something that he does often that he's trained in that he's well versed in and that that just

02:27:13.400 hasn't been really a part of my ministry. Will I ever get into debates in the future? I'm open to

02:27:19.640 it. If I feel like the Lord's leading me in that direction, I have others alongside me that I trust

02:27:24.640 that confirm that direction for ministry. But again, in general, debates can be helpful. In

02:27:30.560 particular, I don't know if I'm the guy to do that. I feel like there are probably other guys

02:27:37.760 that can have that kind of debate

02:27:40.460 against substantive disagreements

02:27:42.440 with guys like Stone Choir

02:27:44.040 or with guys like Doug Wilson and James White.

02:27:49.120 Yeah, I think that there are other guys

02:27:51.460 who are probably more fit for that task.

02:27:54.160 So for me, I think this question, I'm assuming,

02:27:57.260 but I think this question is riding off

02:27:58.740 of the previous question earlier

02:28:00.160 about having someone like Nick come on the show.

02:28:03.720 My thought was not having Nick come on the show

02:28:05.940 to do a debate.

02:28:06.680 so i'm not really interested in debating nick on really any issue or roman catholicism it would be

02:28:14.100 to talk about um the things that we're talking about today so having someone that you disagree

02:28:19.800 with on x y and z issue to talk about you know um this you know a b and c issue where you have

02:28:28.420 alignment that's back into the co-belligerent uh category if it's to talk about the particular

02:28:34.540 there are issues where you disagree and there's personal feuds that have become public um then

02:28:39.720 then you're talking about um it's not a co-belligerent thing it's not a collaboration

02:28:43.920 thing it's a uh debate thing and probably a hostile debate thing and i personally just don't

02:28:50.060 have a whole lot of interest okay are there any other questions go ahead i just said well said

02:28:55.400 okay there's breaking news this is about 15 minutes ago trump says israel and iran have

02:29:00.220 agreed to a ceasefire he's declaring an end to the war let's go we pray that's that's great

02:29:06.500 he's listening heard our arguments live he was listening vance was for sure listening

02:29:11.680 they were persuaded we did it guys praise god um w's in the chat all right and it's only monday

02:29:18.100 yeah dude if that's the case praise god if iran israel will come to terms of peace

02:29:23.180 that's amazing and then what i'd like to see is um okay we had we got to you know have a little

02:29:29.400 bit of a middle east war for our entree can we now have 30 million deportations for dessert 30

02:29:35.640 or or or 50 you know or 75 or 100 no 1 billion must go back we're gonna have to pour all of 0.63

02:29:44.960 import india and then deport them and do it 75 times over 75 times over just to show we mean

02:29:50.600 business just to show we mean business okay um i i think that's pretty much it uh i had one a

02:29:56.480 victory in Christ, what's your take on Romans 11 with all Israel being saved? So we just don't

02:30:02.400 have time. I addressed it a little bit on Friday, and I would just point you to the nine-part

02:30:07.980 series that I did with Pastor Andrew Isker. You can find that on our YouTube channel,

02:30:12.500 but it's a whole series. It's underneath our Friday specials. So if you go to our homepage

02:30:16.400 on YouTube, write Response Ministries, and then scroll down, look at the specials.

02:30:21.180 I think it's like season four or something like that with me and Pastor Andrew Isker,

02:30:25.760 and it's all things Israel it's nine parts I can't remember exactly which episode but we

02:30:30.580 absolutely deal with Romans 11 and um and and your question would be answered there unfortunately

02:30:36.200 that's all the time we have for today so uh we've already kind of gone long uh we typically try to

02:30:40.980 go an hour and a half to two hours we're at two and a half hours uh but you know I feel like it

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The NXR Podcast - June 23, 2025

THE LIVESTREAM - Nick Fuentes Is Right, And We’re Tired Of Pretending He’s Not

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