The NXR Podcast - THE SPECIAL - Florida Governor Candidate：＂Abortion is First-Degree Murder＂

00:00:00.000 Well, abortion, some conservatives will say abortion is murder. And then they'll say, well, let's negotiate a 10 or a 12 week thing. It's either murder or it isn't. It's either a Holocaust or it isn't. And it is a Holocaust. Either it is a genocide against the next generation or it isn't. And so abortion of any kind, surgical, chemical, it's all wrong. As a Christian, I believe that IVF is wrong, that designer babies are wrong, that surrogacy is morally depraved. 0.91

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00:02:23.660 James Fishback, running for Florida governor. I am Pastor Joel Webin. You are James Fishback.

00:02:30.600 We have spent a little bit of time together, but this is really our first debut of a long-form

00:02:37.020 series with you and your race for Florida's next governor. But the question that I think is looming

00:02:43.820 for a lot of guys, including myself, and so I'm going to treat you with not just the kid gloves,

00:02:49.640 but actually press some why in the world should i trust you you came out of nowhere all of a sudden

00:02:55.860 you're a sensation nobody's ever heard of you and a little bit of some of the back things that are

00:03:01.380 popping out are not great barry weiss bill ackman right i mean arguing pretty profusely on jubilee

00:03:11.080 for israel help me walk through that how do you make sense of it well i think i'll go all the way

00:03:18.600 back to high school if I may. All right. High school debate was my training. It was the thing

00:03:25.520 that I did that I don't think I would be the person I am today without having done high school

00:03:29.880 debate. I remember my high school debate teacher throwing me in my first tournament at Marjory

00:03:36.220 Stoneman Douglas High School of all places, Parkland in 2009, shortly after Barack Obama

00:03:41.400 had been elected and debating a so-called assault weapons ban. And then for the next four years,

00:03:48.600 every other weekend I was at debate tournaments, taking positions that I may or may not have

00:03:52.340 agreed with, using evidence from the Heritage Foundation, from Cato, from Brookings, reading

00:03:56.820 Friedman, The Economist, all of that, try to make sense of what was going on politically.

00:04:02.240 One of the things I learned very quickly in debate is when the facts change, you have to

00:04:05.720 change with them. Let me just address the Israel thing head on. October 7th was a tragedy. It was 0.55

00:04:13.240 a heinous terrorist attack, not just against Jews, but against Americans, against Thai,

00:04:21.040 against Filipinos who happened to be working or visiting in that part of Southern Israel.

00:04:26.720 And I, like nearly every American, came out and forcefully condemned what happened on October 7th.

00:04:32.180 What happened afterward, though, is the anti-Semitism label became conflated with a

00:04:40.300 lot of the conduct that you or i didn't like but it wasn't actually anti-semitic look i don't like

00:04:45.140 the fact that students at the university of florida were running into classrooms chanting

00:04:49.400 free palestine and disrupting english class or disrupting the flow not not of just one particular

00:04:55.580 group of student but of all students we saw it at harvard we saw it at columbia and i fell and i'll

00:05:01.900 be the first to admit it i fell for this lie that that was all anti-semitic behavior was actually

00:05:07.360 in many respects, Marxist, communist, anti-American agitation. I fell for that being

00:05:14.060 anti-Semitic. Now, I've never worked for Barry Weiss. The Free Press has published some of my

00:05:19.360 work. I think the Free Press actually did some pretty interesting stories that they ran,

00:05:23.420 not necessarily from their own, but from third-party contributors during COVID about

00:05:27.320 vaccine mandates, about mask mandates, about free speech. I think the Twitter files, I mean,

00:05:32.160 you got to give credit where credit's due. Barry Weiss and her team did a really good job with the

00:05:36.140 Twitter files showing exactly how Twitter 1.0 under Yoel Roth, under Jack Dorsey had

00:05:43.120 systematically censored conservatives like you and me. That is not the same as the Israeli state 0.60

00:05:51.940 media that parts of the free press have become. The free press actually came to one of my recent

00:05:56.700 events, asked if they could cover it. And I said, I'm not turning anybody away. If you want to come,

00:06:00.720 that's fine. And I think they were even surprised by the support that we have on the ground. They

00:06:05.760 said that we haven't seen anything like this since a guy named Zoran Mamdani, and I don't really

00:06:09.740 want to be affiliated with him all too much, but you got to respect the guy's rise.

00:06:14.320 Yep. No, I'll just say straight up. I've thought that several times. It excites me and it scares

00:06:21.240 me. But that is the person that I would compare you to is Zoran. And part of the reason why I

00:06:26.980 think that he was successful is he found ways to have a grassroots movement that stretched across

00:06:32.160 the political aisle now he's doing it with his ultimate allegiance being on the left and i'm

00:06:37.500 trusting and hoping and praying that you are doing that with your ultimate allegiance being on the

00:06:44.220 right and when i say your ultimate allegiance being on the right i'm not talking about the

00:06:47.540 neocon right i don't want to see any allegiance to the right as it has recently been over the past

00:06:53.400 few decades i don't i'm not interested in mitt romney you know right-wing politics but the right

00:06:59.420 in the sense of christ is king christianity having pre-eminence in the west being our history

00:07:06.120 being our heritage being against the murder of unborn children standing out for the rights of

00:07:12.640 the unborn against abortion um championing um traditional marriage these kinds of things so

00:07:19.400 and i think that that's you and uh that's why i have you here is because i'm believing that that's

00:07:24.780 true but the reason why i would compare you to zoran in some sense is because i think that's

00:07:31.020 how he won i think that uh that he tapped into a new political movement that is stretching across

00:07:39.340 the aisle and saying here are some things that all young americans whether they be on the left

00:07:45.640 whether they be on the right agree with and i see you see accomplishing some of those same things

00:07:51.520 well thanks and i mean i'll i'll never be disappointed when someone compares me to a

00:07:58.380 winner right and he's a winner i mean this time last year soran mamdani was polling at literally

00:08:04.720 one percent not just in the polls but on poly marketing call sheet which is where real money

00:08:09.280 is being bet i'm not a big fan of online betting but it's a good way to measure yeah people put

00:08:15.220 their money behind it so you know it's this is what they actually think it's it's a good

00:08:18.760 cross-reference to what the polls are saying. We're doing 20% on Polymarket today. The most

00:08:25.700 recent poll has Congressman Donald's, my opponent in first place with 37% of the vote, me with 23%

00:08:31.600 of the vote in second place. The only poll that matters is my primary date, which is August 18th,

00:08:36.780 but we've got real support on the ground. This is really hard to do. It's not the hardest thing

00:08:46.460 in the world to campaign, but I don't think I would be able to go and drive seven, eight hours

00:08:53.220 a day from Pensacola to Mariana, to Jacksonville, to Orlando, to Sumter County, to Citrus County,

00:08:59.740 if we didn't have 150, 200 people showing up to our events on average. And people that look like 0.97

00:09:07.520 you and me, but also people that you'd be surprised could ever even vote, bring themselves

00:09:14.060 to vote for a Republican.

00:09:15.700 Now, let's just zoom out, if I may, for a moment,

00:09:18.000 which is Florida's a red state, so they say.

00:09:22.760 Let's just math.

00:09:24.860 Ron DeSantis won re-election by 20 points.

00:09:27.760 Donald Trump won the state in 24 by 13 points.

00:09:31.140 There are 1.4 million more registered Republicans

00:09:33.880 than there are Democrats.

00:09:36.140 So the truth is the next governor of Florida

00:09:39.300 is going to be a Republican.

00:09:41.000 That's right.

00:09:41.300 And that's what my friends on the left are, I think, starting to pick up on when they come to our events is if the next governor is going to be a Republican, why on earth am I waiting until November to have my voice heard?

00:09:53.800 Why am I letting the system disenfranchise me?

00:09:56.640 Why don't I do what thousands of people have already done, Joel?

00:10:00.140 It's switch over their party registration from independent, which is called NPA, non-party affiliated in Florida, from libertarian, God bless our libertarian brothers and sisters. 0.75

00:10:09.140 The 3%.

00:10:09.700 The 3%. 0.94

00:10:10.440 And even Democrats saying, look, I might not agree with this fishback guy on everything, but the Democrat can't win in Florida. It's math, it's statistics, it's probability. If I were living in New York City, don't take it out of context, but if I were living in New York City, I would probably be a registered Democrat. My politics wouldn't be any different. Perhaps I'd even be more radical because I'd be in that echo chamber. 0.85

00:10:30.740 But I would recognize that voting for a Republican in the general is stupid in New York City. The real election happens in the primary. The same thing happens in Florida. And so what we're seeing on the ground with the voter registration numbers is thousands of people, Democrats, independents, libertarians, switching over to Republican to vote our campaign on August 18th. 0.99

00:10:53.980 Why are we doing that? Why are we seeing that happen? Because we are going back to the basics. And I don't mean the basics. You know, I'm not this kind of centrist Republican. Let's all get along. Let's all do the kumbaya thing, which is rather fitting, given the Trump Lion King meme a couple weeks ago.

00:11:11.460 but Democrats don't want to see their country stolen from the Democrats that I know the Dixie

00:11:19.020 crats from the panhandle whose ancestors fought and bled for this country in the battle of

00:11:24.800 Mariana in the 1860s, protecting their land, their children, their family. They don't want this

00:11:31.700 country sold off, auctioned off the black girl who goes to FAMU's school of pharmacology. She 0.75

00:11:37.800 doesn't want to have her job or her kid's job given to an H1B from Calcutta or Mumbai. And so

00:11:44.880 what I'm doing with this campaign is speaking to issues that actually unite large parts of the left

00:11:51.540 with the right. I'm never going to say something that I don't believe in an attempt to get votes.

00:11:56.260 I've been very clear on the campaign trail that on the issue that is

00:12:00.600 one that divides the country right now abortion yeah non-negotiable for me life begins at

00:12:08.100 conception jeremiah chapter one verse five the correct number of abortions in florida

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00:13:53.160 here's the promo it's nxr 26 think like 2026 nxr 26 for 15 off we have 53 abortion clinics still 0.88

00:14:04.680 open today i want to shut them down heck joel if we need to we'll burn them down to the ground

00:14:09.240 because what's happening in there yeah the people say well abortion some conservatives will say 0.98

00:14:13.240 abortion is murder and then they'll say well let's negotiate a 10 or a 12 week thing it's either

00:14:17.960 murder it isn't right it's either a holocaust or it isn't and it is a holocaust either it is a

00:14:22.960 genocide against the next generation or it isn't and so abortion of any kind surgical chemical 0.64

00:14:28.060 it's all wrong as a christian i believe that ivf is wrong that designer babies are wrong that

00:14:34.620 surrogacy is morally depraved but i think we have to go a step further i don't want to just shut

00:14:41.180 down those 53 abortion clinics. I want to erect a crisis pregnancy center that is open 24 hours a

00:14:48.460 day, seven days a week, 365 days a year, right where that abortion clinic once stood. You're a 0.72

00:14:55.240 mom and you need help. You need support. You need diapers. You need baby food. You need prenatal

00:14:59.680 postpartum care. You need someone to talk to. The community is going to come and support you.

00:15:05.940 And I've even said that the pro-life thing to do as well is to work to institute paid maternity leave across the state. That's the pro-life thing to do. I don't think you can say that you're pro-life in many respects and say, well, you had the baby on Saturday. You got to be back to work on Monday morning.

00:15:27.400 Now, my mom and my dad, they had their own careers, but for better or worse, neither of them worked at the same time for much of my childhood. So while they both had jobs, we really did grow up in a single income household. I want to get back to that.

00:15:41.180 right i want to get back to a nation we had it in the 60s we had it in the 70s we even had it

00:15:45.860 maybe up until the early 90s when i was a kid where you could actually raise a family on a

00:15:50.400 single income where you could really get married before the age of 30 where you could easily have

00:15:55.180 a home before the age of 30 and there's so much that's in the way of that that we can actually

00:16:00.880 fix at the state level like a lot of people want to throw up their hands and black pill over trump

00:16:05.280 i think trump has been by and large a really good president yeah he has there's a lot i can disagree

00:16:09.920 with but he's disappointed me in the second term that's fair but he's still the best president

00:16:15.120 within my lifetime i think it's um it behooves us to show gratitude and honor where honor is due

00:16:22.320 but at the same time we're not married to a person no we're married to a particular conviction

00:16:27.680 a particular um mission and the mission goes on and if that person is no longer pushing the bounds

00:16:34.880 then we have to push past them but we don't have to run them over in the bus on our way further we

00:16:40.440 can still show honor and respect but there are many many people who are evolving past maga at

00:16:48.600 this point um who are disenchanted that uh that came out and voted for trump three times he won

00:16:56.960 all three times by the way i i agree i agree and he's done a lot of good um but at the same time

00:17:02.880 what we need to push forward. It doesn't seem as though he's quite willing to cross the Rubicon.

00:17:09.100 I mean, when he won, you know, in 2024 and immediately was Napoleon posting, right? He

00:17:16.920 who saves his country violates no law. I was like, we're back. Let's go. This is what I'm talking

00:17:23.460 about. We've got a country to save, but the actions, right? The bite hasn't been nearly

00:17:30.040 what the bark has been. And so, yeah, so we appreciate Trump. God bless him. We're grateful

00:17:35.900 for him, but we have to push further. But I want to go back real quick to abortion because it 1.00

00:17:40.900 matters. And I understand that for me, my entire adult life until really, really recently has been

00:17:47.060 just a single issue voter, like many Christians. I've always thought in terms of I'm going to vote 0.99

00:17:53.640 gop down the line because um they're going to have a um i can't necessarily say pro-life i wish that

00:18:02.120 i could but they'll at least be less pro-death than the democrat party which is insisting on

00:18:08.440 abortions all the way up to nine months we've seen even recently with some nations like canada

00:18:14.280 etching out legal provisions that you can tell that they're they're setting the stage for

00:18:18.760 for euthanasia now for a child that's already born

00:18:21.640 because, oh, well, this child was born

00:18:23.780 and has certain health conditions.

00:18:26.160 Or in some cases, I've even seen them making arguments

00:18:29.280 for the child was born to a poor family.

00:18:31.200 So because mom and dad have less money,

00:18:36.340 then they're going to humanely and in love

00:18:39.780 is the terminology that they would use,

00:18:41.540 put the child to death after being born.

00:18:45.640 And so the Democrat party has been utterly pro-death and, you know, Republicans, that's, that's kind of been the issue. But now there's some of these, you know, other issues that have risen to the forefront of many Americans' minds, including Christians such as myself, such as immigration and thinking that what are the things that are pushing, you know, that would cause someone to think about abortion in the ways that we think about abortion.

00:19:10.680 I think being replaced, feeling as though you can't afford to have kids, that you can't have

00:19:14.560 a single income family, all the things that we took for granted growing up. So all that's on

00:19:19.040 the forefront of my mind, but going back to abortion one more, and then we'll move forward

00:19:23.260 and look at some other issues. This is kind of a litmus test for me when it comes to politicians.

00:19:29.960 We say that we want to burn abortion clinics to the ground. Yes and amen. On the ash pile,

00:19:36.340 build you know pregnancy crisis centers those kinds of things um i think that that is uh wonderful

00:19:41.820 that said if abortion really is murder um then this is something that donald trump even said

00:19:49.340 early on in his first term um when he was campaigning i believe all the way back in

00:19:53.240 2015 but he eventually backed off of this rhetoric and so hear me i'm going to give a couple

00:19:58.600 disclaimers because i want to be clear with my words um i'm not just trying to pick on women

00:20:03.260 if there's a father that is coercing his daughter to get an abortion then he's liable if there's a

00:20:11.020 boyfriend if there's a husband if there's a fiance if there's an uncle there's a greedy employer who 0.99

00:20:16.280 says now's not a good time to be pregnant correct then they close at eight you know stop screwing

00:20:20.520 around stacy that's right any man who's involved is liable is absolutely liable and that includes

00:20:27.420 of course the man who is a paid hit man in other words the abortionist himself um but when we if

00:20:35.660 we really believe like you quoted jeremiah yes and amen a thousand times but if we really believe

00:20:40.860 that this is human life and that it begins at conception um if if a woman with a five-year-old

00:20:46.980 son a mother drove her son to a hit man and paid him money to shoot that child in the back of the 0.79

00:20:55.060 head we would say that man is a monster and that he needs the the full extent of the law has to

00:21:03.220 come to bear on that man but we would also say this mother that there's there has to be some

00:21:10.340 kind of penalty and i feel like the only way abortion will ever truly be ended is we have to

00:21:17.240 eventually call it for what it is, this second victim narrative. I understand that the circumstances

00:21:25.280 and the bed that has been made for some of these single mothers is everything is against their 0.79

00:21:31.520 favor. Everything is against them. It's pushing them towards this terrible decision that many of 1.00

00:21:36.660 them come to regret the rest of their lives. They struggle with PTSD. They have nightmares and cold

00:21:41.780 sweats in the middle of the night, knowing what they did. They instinctively in their conscience,

00:21:46.080 right? They're made in the image of God. They know that they've done something that is atrocious

00:21:50.860 and wrong. And yet at the same time, you and I have talked offline a little bit, we've talked

00:21:55.160 online a little bit about deterrence, right? That's what justice does, right? There are just

00:22:02.120 penalties under the law, not because we want to retroactively pass laws and then go and find

00:22:08.380 everybody over the last 50 years. We're not talking about retroactive applications of laws,

00:22:13.440 But I do believe that the only way abortion will really be over and done away with for

00:22:20.900 good is that eventually we have to say that every man involved is liable, that that hit

00:22:27.840 man, paid hit man, the abortionist, is absolutely liable.

00:22:32.000 But also that woman, despite all the things against her, who makes that decision, there

00:22:38.220 has to be some kind of deterrent that says, if you make this decision, there is.

00:22:43.440 a lawful penalty for you as well.

00:22:46.740 And I'm curious, I remember Trump saying,

00:22:48.680 it was an iconic moment where he was like,

00:22:51.220 yeah, I feel like that just makes logical sense.

00:22:53.920 There should be some kind of penalty.

00:22:55.740 And I'm not saying that this is a day one thing that you do,

00:22:58.940 but would you as a Christian, put politics aside,

00:23:01.560 as a Christian man, would you agree that eventually

00:23:04.740 that America needs to be a nation that says

00:23:07.220 there's a penalty for murder for anyone and everyone involved?

00:23:11.480 Yes.

00:23:12.940 Okay.

00:23:13.700 Yes.

00:23:14.120 Full stop.

00:23:14.680 Yes.

00:23:15.540 And I'm not going to play this greater victim game on the issue of abortion either, which

00:23:23.380 is, look, if we're just going to point fingers and everyone's a victim, there's never going

00:23:26.240 to be accountability.

00:23:27.180 Then it never stops.

00:23:28.880 Right.

00:23:28.980 There are women out there who are on their third, fourth, or fifth abortion, and they 0.99

00:23:35.440 just want to have sex, and they don't want any of the consequences, and they will kill 0.90

00:23:39.260 their child seven or eight months, and they don't care.

00:23:42.080 It's also the case that when I was at a Planned Parenthood outside in Lakeland in Polk County last month, I was faced with just the stark reality that if a mom walked past me and walked in there and said, you know, on second thought, I would keep the baby if you could just help me out with some baby food and some diapers for the first six weeks, the abortionist would say, no, ma'am, all we offer is murder.

00:24:06.820 right i would keep the baby if i could get some child care my mom lives out of state no all we

00:24:13.820 offer is murder i'd keep the baby if i could just have access to postpartum care no all we offer is

00:24:20.380 murder that's true it happens every single day but it also does not excuse anyone who goes into

00:24:28.540 that situation willing knowing that what they're doing is wrong if we are serious and we have to

00:24:35.340 be as Christians, forget Republicans, forget conservatives. If we are serious that abortion 0.52

00:24:39.140 is murder because it is, we should treat it no differently than murder. You know what that means. 0.91

00:24:46.000 And I know what that means. And so it is murder. And so to create a double standard for abortion

00:24:53.040 is admitting, is cowering in the face and saying, well, it's actually a hyphenated form of murder.

00:25:02.520 It is a little asterisk.

00:25:03.860 It's a different type of murder.

00:25:05.620 No, it is premeditated, first degree murder.

00:25:10.500 And yes, I want to help moms.

00:25:12.020 Yes, I want to help people in that situation.

00:25:14.100 But I also think about,

00:25:15.380 and they say the root causes.

00:25:16.860 We're going to get to the root causes of a lot of things.

00:25:19.220 But you know what?

00:25:20.280 When a guy is carjacking somebody at gunpoint

00:25:22.540 with a Glock sideways in Miami,

00:25:25.280 we don't have the root causes debate in that moment. 1.00

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00:27:25.420 there are many conservative states i i mean like deep red states i'm thinking of like oklahoma

00:27:32.520 um i'm not even considering texas you know to fall into that category sadly at this point you

00:27:38.800 know texas is just about purple um but states like oklahoma or a state like north dakota um where

00:27:48.040 you know the governors there will brag about the fact that they have abolished and they'll use that

00:27:53.080 term abolished abortion meanwhile i have friends pastors who have you know explored is this true

00:28:01.960 guys in those states who have used hotlines and websites for abortion pills to be mailed to them

00:28:11.120 at a residence an address located in that state to their own home and pills will be mailed and

00:28:17.960 i have to admit sadly to the shame of my great state of texas often the mailing address will

00:28:25.760 say that it comes from austin texas that's where the pills are often coming from to oklahoma to

00:28:31.600 north dakota to this place to that place and so taking out these last three 53 abortion clinics

00:28:39.400 in Florida is incredible. Godspeed. But if all these women are still able to mail in pills and

00:28:50.620 they're coming from some other state and they can get it for free on demand with total impunity, 1.00

00:28:55.560 my question is, is there anything that you would be committed to doing to making Florida

00:29:02.600 a sanctuary state for the unborn, not just with procedures and surgery, but also

00:29:10.360 chemically stopping the importing of these abortion pills into your state.

00:29:17.240 Absolutely. And I would hold any CEO of any of those mail order abortion companies

00:29:23.760 criminally liable for sending that poison to our state. We're not going to throw up our hands.

00:29:29.980 We're sure as heck not going to declare victory when the unborn are being murdered every single

00:29:35.120 day in our state and our country. It's time to start dragging people in. Look, it's no different 1.00

00:29:41.180 if you sent fentanyl across state lines into Florida and that fentanyl killed someone. It's

00:29:46.260 no different if you sent anthrax. This is a murderous poison. If you send it and you're the

00:29:52.980 CEO of that company, I'm going to hold you criminally, not civilly, criminally liable

00:30:00.500 first degree felony. You do that. You drag one of those CEOs in and they get arraigned. The whole,

00:30:08.060 the whole jigs up. And that's what I mean. You know, people say, well, this is all performative.

00:30:11.960 This is all shock and awe. Guilty as charged. It is performative. It is shock and awe. I'm trying

00:30:17.080 to do this precisely once so I can deter everyone else. And we talked earlier during our live

00:30:22.960 show about public execution the last public hanging in florida was in 1924 you know life

00:30:30.540 was a lot safer in 1924 than it was in 2024 for a lot of people and so if we're going to be honest

00:30:36.480 about deterrence yeah we need to have some performances and let's just let's not even

00:30:42.240 let's not let them and by the way them is not the left them in many respects is the establishment

00:30:47.120 losers on the right. Let's not let them hijack that word performative. I'm all for performative

00:30:53.080 so long as it's not rage bait tweeting like some of these House Republicans do and going on Fox

00:30:57.200 News and complaining about AOC and Kamala Harris. Kamala Harris does not wield any power in our 1.00

00:31:02.620 country. You know, I feel like going into the Fox News green room in Washington, DC and sitting

00:31:06.780 across from the congressman, perhaps even one Byron Donaldson saying, is Kamala Harris in the

00:31:11.660 room with us right now? Why are you so concerned? And I don't, I say this is probably her least

00:31:17.120 favorite fan. Why is her name even coming out of our mouth? Why is Barack Obama's name even

00:31:24.020 coming out of our mouth? Now, Barack Obama should be tried in first edition, actually.

00:31:28.740 But Kamala Harris, she was the border czar. She screwed the whole country up. She lost. She was 1.00

00:31:34.220 thrown out of power. To somehow set her up as the foil for the current anarchy, the current 0.91

00:31:39.400 system that we have in Washington, DC, that we just borrowed $5 billion from the communist in 0.92

00:31:45.520 China to send it to the Zionists in Israel. We borrowed from our children and grandchildren, 0.84

00:31:50.880 Joel, so Israel could have more weapons, even though their own citizens get free healthcare. 0.95

00:31:57.400 They have abortion up until the moment of birth, and we have to borrow against our future generations 0.86

00:32:02.500 to send them weapons. And so enough performative, not Fox News, but guess what? Public hangings? 0.69

00:32:09.700 Sure. Why wouldn't we want that performance? High noon on Sunday. You do that once,

00:32:13.160 it'll never happen again. You bring in one of those abortion, chemical abortion CEOs from Texas

00:32:18.240 and you arraign them, you extradite them. That'll never happen again.

00:32:21.580 Yep. Yep. You're right. Yeah. It's the law and biblically speaking is likened to a tutor. And

00:32:29.160 that's one of the things that we don't realize that it actually is loving to the general populace

00:32:33.580 because every law we have and every law we don't have is teaching the citizens of our country or

00:32:42.980 our state a certain a certain principle so when we say hey there's no laws for this what we're

00:32:49.720 teaching as a tutor with that kind of legislation or the absence of it is we're saying this is

00:32:56.440 actually not immoral correct this is actually not wrong this is actually not wicked in fact

00:33:02.020 this is not something that god frowns on this is this is something that's at at minimum permissible

00:33:08.320 and perhaps even an argument could be made that it's virtuous, that it's actually loving,

00:33:13.420 it's actually humane, it's actually, you wouldn't think so, but it really is some kind of form of

00:33:18.820 compassion in a roundabout way. That's the law, the civil magistrate, as he seeks to legislate

00:33:25.240 righteous laws, is functioning as a civil father, and he is tutoring, he is teaching, instructing

00:33:32.580 the citizens that God has sovereignly placed under his care. And so anyone who is seeking

00:33:38.440 high office in my country as a minister of the gospel, I want to ensure, I want to be as sure

00:33:46.240 as I possibly can, that that man is going to be a good civil father, that he's going to be a

00:33:51.420 Christian civil father, and that he's going to be instructing those under his care that Christ is

00:33:56.620 king and that wickedness is wicked righteousness is righteous right isaiah woe to those who call 0.84

00:34:03.980 good evil and evil good and the civil magistrate he instructs people should instruct people

00:34:10.900 properly in terms of righteousness and wickedness and he does so by legislation and so that that

00:34:18.740 call me a funny daddy call me old school i am a little old school i'm you know i'm turning 40

00:34:24.920 years old this year which is hard to believe um but yeah i'm still i've grown i've evolved i've

00:34:32.760 developed i've learned but at the end of the day i am still that guy who cares deeply for the life

00:34:39.640 of the unborn and abortion is the first conversation that i want to have with a man like you

00:34:45.460 who's going to be wielding serious legitimate power in high office and so i thank you for

00:34:51.140 being willing to answer those kinds of questions because they absolutely matter that said what do

00:34:58.420 you think is maybe the the next top the numbers arbitrary but let's say three or maybe five

00:35:05.800 issues that are the biggest threats to floridians aside from abortion well abortion certainly the

00:35:15.320 number one cause of death in florida as it literally is in every other state and you know

00:35:21.140 Roe v. Wade was not the end. It was the beginning of, rather overturning Roe v. Wade was not the

00:35:29.960 end. It was the beginning of this larger debate. There's this lie that it gave it back to the

00:35:37.280 states. It's pretty clear in our constitution that we cannot deprive people without due process.

00:35:45.780 right we need to force this issue before the supreme court that is my goal as governor is

00:35:51.940 to bring a case before the supreme court that enshrines equal protection for the pre-born

00:35:58.260 essentially a personhood amendment now i'm so real quick i'm so glad you said that because

00:36:02.660 here's the reality and a lot of christians aren't ready for this but i'm just going to be honest

00:36:06.000 um dobbs was a better decision but it was still not in biblical terms as christians a righteous

00:36:12.300 decision um it it was not righteous for this the supreme court to say um abortion is is not going

00:36:22.100 to have federal provisions um but each state decides no it's either wicked or it's wicked

00:36:28.340 or it's not you know if it's wicked uh then at the federal level it should have been condemned

00:36:34.120 as such it's not a neutral issue it's not each state we can't decide and and here's the thing

00:36:39.700 It's like we keep having all these liberals, and I'm not just talking about people on the

00:36:45.680 left, but people on the right, they're still liberals, 90% of them, and they're constantly

00:36:50.560 making arguments from the Constitution in the wrong direction.

00:36:55.100 They're twisting the Constitution.

00:36:57.020 They're moving away from authorial intent and all these things that we know historically

00:37:01.580 are true.

00:37:02.240 If we actually want to use the Constitution, look at the 14th Amendment, right?

00:37:06.820 You look at the 14th Amendment and we'll use something like that to carve out some sort of provision for first it's DI and you make it about race. 0.97

00:37:15.000 And then all of a sudden, you know, the LGBT mafia comes along and they're like, oh, well, you know, race, that's kind of like us. 0.95

00:37:22.580 And it's like, how is that like you? 0.98

00:37:24.000 How are these immutable characteristics?

00:37:25.740 Well, that's actually the 14th Amendment, you know, had us in mind and our, you know, our lifestyle choices and this and that.

00:37:31.420 so we have certain provisions and but but if there's anything that that's actually rooted in

00:37:36.100 the 14th amendment at all it would be the unborn it would be the the life of of human beings um

00:37:45.100 when i think of an entire class of people that have virtually no rights in these united states 0.53

00:37:51.800 of america it's not blacks it's it's not hispanics it's not gays it it's the unborn they're they're

00:38:00.200 the ones who I believe should have a constitutional protection. And I think that it's incumbent upon

00:38:06.260 the Supreme Court to make that argument. It's not just pass the buck to this blue state and this

00:38:12.880 red state. It's almost like Pontius Pilate. I'm not really responsible. And he washes his hands

00:38:20.220 of the decision of whether or not to crucify our Lord. And we could argue from scripture

00:38:26.260 that the Jews at that time, 0.52

00:38:29.720 they were the ones who pushed for it. 0.99

00:38:31.660 But the Bible's also clear

00:38:32.820 that Pontius Pilate was guilty as well.

00:38:35.260 They could not, 1.00

00:38:36.980 the religious Jews at that time 1.00

00:38:39.300 absolutely were conniving and scheming 1.00

00:38:42.640 for how to murder the Lord of glory.

00:38:45.260 We know this, the Bible says this.

00:38:48.280 But at the same time,

00:38:50.080 they knew that they could not accomplish this legally. 0.99

00:38:53.260 The Romans had to be the ones ultimately 0.57

00:38:55.260 to make the decision. And so they pushed Pilate, who was up for re-election as a politician

00:39:01.960 in typical fashion, and he didn't really want to be guilty of it. He knew there's something

00:39:07.480 different about this Jesus guy. His own wife is having visions from the Lord, like, don't do it,

00:39:13.680 husband. You do not want this man's blood on your hands. There's something special

00:39:17.680 about this guy and pilot made a kind of supreme court decision well i'll i'll absolve myself

00:39:25.640 um but i won't save his life i won't put my neck out to i won't risk you know the the backlash from

00:39:34.600 the general you know public and i feel like that's kind of the decision that dobbs represents

00:39:41.040 it's a pontious pilot decision in regards to the life of the unborn would you agree with that i

00:39:46.800 wouldn't and tragic yet brilliant the way you framed that because that's exactly what it is

00:39:52.120 we can't just sit here and say well murder has been given to the states right so let the states

00:39:58.080 continue to sanction the murder of the unborn absolutely not the 14th amendment we don't need

00:40:04.360 any new laws the 14th amendment gives us everything that we need right now if you have a courageous

00:40:08.900 brave governor i don't want to detail too much but i'm taking nothing off the table

00:40:16.900 14th Amendment makes it very clear

00:40:18.660 that I as governor would have the legal authority

00:40:20.520 to do whatever it takes to stop the murder 0.70

00:40:24.920 of the pre-born, the unborn in my state. 0.99

00:40:27.980 And I will exhaust no option.

00:40:29.680 I will do whatever it takes.

00:40:30.660 And believe me, Joel, it will work.

00:40:32.580 Amen.

00:40:33.200 And just one more time for the record,

00:40:35.500 because we need you to win.

00:40:36.960 We need you to win.

00:40:38.180 We want to be righteous, absolutely, zero compromise.

00:40:41.080 But at the same time, we also want to be innocent as doves,

00:40:44.140 shrewd as serpents.

00:40:45.340 We want to be cunning.

00:40:46.020 We want to be wise just so that the listener understands no one, even from a biblical

00:40:52.860 perspective, no one is talking about enacting new laws that retroactively reach back and apply

00:40:59.120 to a woman who's now 50 years old, who in her twenties made this horrendous decision that

00:41:06.200 she's been wrestling with guilt for the last three decades over. We're not talking about that. We're

00:41:11.240 talking about deterring future murder. That's exactly right. Right. What's happened has happened.

00:41:16.020 as wicked as it is, as atrocious as it is, but it's done. We cannot go back and save the lives

00:41:22.680 of those who have already been lost. We can't. Even the scripture talks about, 1 John says,

00:41:28.680 there is a sin that leads to death. I am not saying that anyone should pray for that.

00:41:33.700 Meaning that there's a biblical argument to be made for not praying for the dead, right? So,

00:41:40.400 i remember charlie kirk with the assassination before we knew i immediately my prayer we went

00:41:46.860 live on air and immediately we're praying god save his life please heal him spare him the moment

00:41:53.120 that it was um announced and it was definitive that charlie kirk had died the prayer shifted to

00:41:58.980 lord save the country lord be with his loved ones comfort them console them because charlie's dead

00:42:04.420 and and we're no longer praying you know god would you do this with charlie or would you do that with

00:42:10.020 Charlie. And so in the same way with our prayers, so too with our legislation,

00:42:14.280 we're not retroactively trying to go back and right wrongs that have already occurred.

00:42:18.940 The wrong is there. As tragic as it is, it's done. But what we are trying to do is to make

00:42:25.380 sure that it doesn't continue perpetually with impunity. That's what we're trying to do.

00:42:30.240 I just want to clarify. No, that's right. And we should pray

00:42:33.240 for the women who continue to struggle with the regret

00:42:39.140 that will plague them,

00:42:40.480 that will afflict them for the rest of their lives.

00:42:42.480 And I've met these women as I've traveled the state.

00:42:46.920 It's heartbreaking.

00:42:48.400 It truly is.

00:42:49.720 Because in some sense, they knew what they were doing,

00:42:53.000 but in another sense, they didn't.

00:42:55.020 The real victim, of course,

00:42:56.420 is that child who will never know what life on earth is.

00:43:03.240 That child is with our Lord and Savior now.

00:43:05.000 Yep.

00:43:05.600 And we have to punish bad behavior

00:43:10.660 and reward good behavior.

00:43:12.560 It's really that simple.

00:43:13.580 I mean, go back to the OnlyFans syntax

00:43:16.140 that I was privileged to announce with you.

00:43:19.460 Ho-tax, I've heard it both ways. 0.78

00:43:21.740 Sneeko and Clavicular call it the ho-tax.

00:43:23.660 Yeah, I think that's- 0.97

00:43:24.300 I'm trying to win an election.

00:43:25.100 Yeah, I think that both ways are accurate,

00:43:28.860 but you trying to win an election is pretty understandable. 0.96

00:43:32.040 Well, I think it's actually a very, if you want to get into the nuance of both of those two, why wouldn't I call it a ho-tax? 0.67

00:43:38.360 Well, one's biblical. 0.94

00:43:39.540 Right. 1.00

00:43:40.380 And so I wouldn't call it a ho-tax because, one, I think it's actually degrading of women. 0.96

00:43:45.960 And I don't think we're called to do that as Christians, even if women are participating in degenerate degrading behavior, that you're not irreparably condemned for that behavior. 0.93

00:43:55.680 You are called to repent for that behavior. 0.83

00:43:58.400 And so my issue has never been women who have struggled with that. It has been an industry, a platform that has exploited women, has spread the slander. No, don't be a stay-at-home mom. No, don't go work. No, don't go raise your kids. Sell nude images of yourself on the internet.

00:44:18.300 I'll be, and I've already had a number of conversations 0.93

00:44:21.560 with ex-OnlyFans creators who have broke down crying,

00:44:25.340 telling me what it was like

00:44:26.860 to have to read messages from sick men,

00:44:29.320 to have to feel like this was the only way out.

00:44:31.240 And what I would say is, I don't wish this on anyone.

00:44:35.960 If you're a woman in my state or anywhere in the country

00:44:38.340 who is struggling, who feels like

00:44:40.180 this is the only way they can make money,

00:44:41.860 we're gonna be there for you, but we need you to stop.

00:44:44.880 And when you say we need to make new laws,

00:44:46.500 I'm with you a hundred percent. Now, some laws are going to carry the penalty of felonies of law of

00:44:53.600 incarceration of enforcement. Now the truth is, is that I'm a practical guy. The way that the

00:45:01.580 Supreme court today has read the first amendment, you and I disagree with that, but that protects

00:45:07.100 the production and consumption of obscene pornography. That's just the way it is. So

00:45:13.100 instead of bickering and re-litigating First Amendment case law, why don't we be shrewd and

00:45:18.960 say, how can we accomplish that same end without being struck down by a federal judge within 48

00:45:25.400 hours? Well, let's do what shrewd businessmen do every single day. If you want to incentivize

00:45:32.680 behavior, you want to encourage something to happen, you lower the cost of it. If you want

00:45:39.180 to discourage, disincentivize, you raise the cost. And perhaps the cost that the government

00:45:44.680 controls better than any is a tax. I'm not going to be one of those stupid Republicans who's going 1.00

00:45:50.040 to swear some pledge that I will never raise taxes under any circumstances. You know, George 1.00

00:45:54.200 H.W. Bush, read my lips. Read my lips. I'm never going to raise taxes on Florida residents. But

00:45:58.740 why would I rule out raising taxes on degenerate filth in my state that corrupts, exploits, 1.00

00:46:03.640 commodifies, and objectifies women when I can create something more meaningful for them, 1.00

00:46:08.100 for them to tap into their God-given potential, their greatness, to become moms, to become 0.93

00:46:12.940 leaders in their families, to live up to their biblical calling. Why wouldn't I do that? And

00:46:20.460 you know what's funny? We've heard in this campaign, since we launched this policy about

00:46:24.980 a month ago, we've heard from Democrats, Republicans, Muslims, Christians, Jews,

00:46:31.540 everybody, young, old, we love this policy. I think some on the establishment right have

00:46:37.600 written it off as a gimmick, have written it off as a joke. No, the sick joke is that 19-year-old

00:46:43.060 girls are selling nude videos of themselves bent over backwards on the internet. They'll be on 0.83

00:46:49.960 the internet forever. They will prevent them from having a real relationship with a man,

00:46:54.700 settling down, having kids. Men will be drawn into the sin of lust and torn, not just from

00:47:01.220 their relationship, but from their relationship with the Lord by consuming that kind of contact.

00:47:07.600 And we got to fix it.

00:47:10.020 Yep.

00:47:10.440 And so-

00:47:11.100 You have to de-incentivize.

00:47:12.360 You're absolutely right.

00:47:13.140 So tax the hell, quite literally, tax the hell-

00:47:16.460 Tax the hell, tax it into oblivion.

00:47:17.800 Out of-

00:47:18.160 And what I've said is, well, they said-

00:47:19.340 But also incentivize.

00:47:20.860 Like one of the things, 1.00

00:47:21.720 these women would not be choosing that lifestyle. 1.00

00:47:24.660 Many of them, some would. 1.00

00:47:26.580 Some really are just degenerate.

00:47:28.100 And we pray that God-

00:47:28.720 I think that's the minority of them

00:47:29.720 just having conversations.

00:47:30.780 Yeah.

00:47:31.200 I think we pray that for those,

00:47:33.100 that God would change them.

00:47:34.760 And they need the gospel of Jesus Christ.

00:47:36.920 they need to be born again they need to to be converted but for very very many others

00:47:43.520 it's it's kind of both ends so you said like you have to de-incentivize but you also have to

00:47:48.700 incentivize so over here tax the hell out of only fans over here on the other hand um what

00:47:55.400 if you can make it possible for a young man to feel like he could get married and afford to do

00:48:00.660 so. And so now all these young women have as an alternative marriage, family, motherhood, right? 0.90

00:48:08.260 Part of the problem is it's on both sides of the aisle. It's the women being able to just turn on 1.00

00:48:14.460 a webcam and get paid. But it's also these women don't have suitors. And part of the reason they 1.00

00:48:21.280 don't have suitors is because on the one hand, the men are able to get their sexual fix and satiate 0.99

00:48:28.120 their lust. That biological desire. Right. By looking at OnlyFans. Also, these men don't feel 1.00

00:48:34.100 like marriage is available to them because marriage is costly. And I mean, literally dollar

00:48:39.340 and cents economically costly. And they feel like I can't afford a home. I can't afford children. I

00:48:45.320 can't afford a family. And so if you could make somehow incentivize marriage and family, home

00:48:52.680 prices these kinds of things on the one hand good paying jobs right um then the women would be 1.00

00:48:59.560 looking okay i can do the webcam and and let's be honest like it's only a few individuals on only 0.99

00:49:05.020 fans that are making tons of money the majority of them are making 50 bucks you know a month and

00:49:10.660 people say that as a as losing their dignity and losing their dignity their self-worth their

00:49:14.900 respect their ability i mean can you imagine marriage was an alternative they pick that

00:49:19.660 every day of the week and twice on Sunday.

00:49:21.800 And every single day of the week.

00:49:23.760 And it's actually perhaps even most sickening 1.00

00:49:27.400 because it's the women who are going to make 200 bucks a month. 1.00

00:49:31.580 They're going to have the same social repercussions 1.00

00:49:34.320 as a porn star for $200.

00:49:37.000 And so what I'm saying is- 0.98

00:49:37.960 You can sell your soul for 50 bucks a month

00:49:40.040 or for 50 million, but in both scenarios-

00:49:43.200 You've sold your soul.

00:49:43.780 You've sold your soul.

00:49:44.400 You've sold your soul.

00:49:45.880 You've precluded yourself from having a real relationship

00:49:48.160 with your God-fearing man,

00:49:50.720 the proliferation we haven't truly understood

00:49:52.800 because it hasn't happened ever in history.

00:49:56.100 We're gonna fast forward 10, 15 years from now. 0.99

00:49:58.420 The women, the tens of thousands of women 0.98

00:50:00.980 in my state alone who are doing OnlyFans, 1.00

00:50:03.120 they don't have kids yet.

00:50:04.460 When their kids are teenagers in 10 or 15 years

00:50:06.980 and these images are everywhere, 1.00

00:50:09.380 we've never had a society where that many women 0.99

00:50:12.340 were selling nude images 1.00

00:50:14.140 that are gonna be on the internet forever.

00:50:15.840 ever. I mean, I, to this day, don't even know a porn star that I personally know. Now you go to

00:50:23.780 a high school and they will tell you or a college and they will tell you, I can think of five or

00:50:29.180 six girls from high school who are now on only fans, right? So that's such a foreign concept

00:50:33.480 growing up. I'm a nineties kid. The idea that I would know somebody who did porn. I still don't

00:50:38.320 know anybody personally in my life who went down that path, but that is not the case today for

00:50:43.580 young people. And so we don't really know the true societal impact of this. We won't know for

00:50:48.560 another decade or so. My idea is to get ahead of that and like, well, why don't you just outlaw

00:50:54.300 it entirely? Because I knew how to read the first amendment and more importantly, know how to read

00:50:59.580 the court's interpretation of the first amendment. Would I love to outlaw pornography and get the

00:51:04.220 entire Supreme court to side with me? Of course, but it's time to get real. You said this in your

00:51:10.600 opening monologue. A W is a W, Joel. A W is a W. Let's stop trying to let perfect be the enemy of

00:51:17.220 good, right? Let's collapse this thing by 97, 98%. There are going to be some women who are

00:51:23.460 going to be steadfast. Perhaps Sophie Rain is one of them. She's a Florida resident. She makes 0.92

00:51:26.780 $100 million doing OnlyFans. If she wants to keep down this path, fine by me. Sad, but fine by me. 1.00

00:51:34.560 It's 50%, $50 million a year. And I'll use that money to do what Michelle Obama never could bring

00:51:40.140 herself to do, which is to improve our school lunches for our kids, no more slop in our

00:51:45.020 cafeterias to have a good quality, nutritious lunch for our kids. And let's raise teacher 0.95

00:51:50.460 pay for the great teachers, especially in our rural school districts in Florida. My

00:51:54.020 hope though, is that the only fan syntax will raise far less revenue than any of us expect 1.00

00:51:59.180 for the very simple reason that if we're not raising that revenue, it's because women 0.87

00:52:02.980 have thrown in the towel on degeneracy, have picked themselves up and said, I am better 0.92

00:52:08.120 than this. I can be someone so much more than what I've allowed the OnlyFans founders and owners

00:52:15.220 to convince me that I can believe. And if we do that, if we can just change one woman, quite 0.69

00:52:20.540 literally, if one woman says, I am done with this and tells her story, we can inspire an entire

00:52:27.640 generation. That's the kind of cultural change that I wish for as governor. Amen. Great. Abortion,

00:52:33.040 the syntax uh putting a stop to these things being as innocent as doves shrewd as serpents

00:52:42.300 um no more lip service you can say the right things and it is right but a lot of guys just

00:52:49.560 don't have a plan um they you know they say well we're gonna do this it's like yeah but let's be

00:52:55.860 honest you're not you're not gonna do it you don't know how to get that done you are right you are

00:53:01.040 right in the objective category on biblical grounds this is true this actually should be

00:53:05.780 criminalized this you know but because we are so far off the rails here in these united states of

00:53:12.600 america um we are going jesus says this um he tells a parable and at the end he concludes by

00:53:20.040 saying um the sons of darkness are more crafty or shrewd than the sons of light and he's saying it

00:53:28.100 as an indictment, saying it should not be so. Why is it that those who conspire towards doing evil

00:53:35.820 are more strategic, more cunning, more shrewd than those who are the sons of light?

00:53:44.540 Right now, we are up against incredible odds. America, in large part, has apostatized

00:53:51.420 against the Lord Jesus Christ. We have abandoned our Christian heritage, and the stage has been

00:53:57.880 set for wickedness to thrive and for righteousness to like to be pushed back into the corners 0.99

00:54:06.480 ostracized into the shadows and the sons of light if we're going to win it can't just be purity it

00:54:13.780 can be nothing less so i'm not arguing for anything less than purity of heart but it also has to be

00:54:19.000 brilliance, intellect, cunning, wise. And I look at you and I think this is a guy who I actually

00:54:28.780 think can get things done because he's going to be conniving in a righteous manner. And that's

00:54:38.300 what we need right now. We need the sons of light, the sons of the kingdom to be not just equally

00:54:45.140 shrewd to those who have been our enemies for decades now who have made the mess that we're

00:54:51.540 now in as a nation but we need the sons of light pound for pound to be able to outwork them be able

00:54:58.460 to out strategize um out scheme at every single angle so this well we have this provision uh we're

00:55:05.620 shutting it down over here oh no i didn't even see that coming at every single level we have to be

00:55:10.320 able to to outweigh and out plan our enemy and uh i see that potential in you i'm hopeful i'm

00:55:19.280 prayerful and uh if i was in florida you would absolutely have my vote so thank you for coming

00:55:24.400 on the show this is our first episode this is going to be a multi-part series and i'm excited

00:55:29.980 for what's in store next thank you john

00:55:40.320 We'll be right back.

The NXR Podcast - March 18, 2026

THE SPECIAL - Florida Governor Candidate：＂Abortion is First-Degree Murder＂

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The NXR Podcast - March 18, 2026

THE SPECIAL - Florida Governor Candidate： ＂Abortion is First-Degree Murder＂

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THE SPECIAL - Florida Governor Candidate：＂Abortion is First-Degree Murder＂