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On The Front Line
00:02:23
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| When have we ever had a president who loves rewarding our enemies and punishing our allies? | |
| But that's what we saw for eight years. | |
| He constantly, the one thing that I saw, and again, I was on the front line. | |
| I was behind closed doors on the front line watching what Barack Obama did. | |
| And the bottom line of what I saw he did to this country is that he enabled the goals of Islamic jihad. | |
| Iran couldn't have had a better president. | |
| in the White House than Barack Obama because he enabled their agenda. | |
| And instead, he cut the legs out from under Israel. | |
| Who does that? | |
| Who does that when you know the intents of Iran when they say them every day? | |
| Every day. | |
| I couldn't believe my eyes what I was seeing. | |
| And I was there on the front line. | |
| It was amazing to me. | |
| As a matter of fact, during the last White House Christmas party, and I said to the president, Mr. President, you need to stop the Iranian nuclear program. | |
| And you need to take it out and you need to bomb the nuclear facilities because this is your watch. | |
| And the hinge of history is about to turn. | |
| And you need to do it. | |
| And so the president was, this is my experience, my opinion, he was a fairly arrogant person. | |
| And he turned to me in a very condescending way, looking down his nose to me. | |
| Remember, he missed 60% of his intel briefings when he was president. | |
| I spent 40 hours a week doing Intel research. | |
| And he said to me like this, he had his fingers go like this, like he's brushing me off. | |
| And he said, well, Michelle, it's not quite that simple. | |
| It's not that easy. | |
| And I said, no, Mr. President, this is your watch. | |
| You're the president. | |
| You need to bomb the nuclear facilities and take it out while there's still time. | |
| And then I said, Merry Christmas, and went on my way. | |
| Because I felt like whatever your sphere of influence, and that's not just for a member of Congress or for Jim Baker or Lori Baker or the family. | |
| This is for any believer. | |
| You have a sphere of influence that nobody else has. | |
| And what I would say is use it. | |
| Use your sphere of influence. | |
| You have no idea. | |
| I mean, I was a member of Congress, okay? | |
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Living in the Pinnacle
00:01:18
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| I wasn't the Secretary of State, but I had an audience with the president, and I had a message to deliver, and I delivered it. | |
| And President Obama didn't change his ways, but he could never say that he wasn't warned. | |
| He was warned. | |
| That's right. | |
| And that's something for every believer. | |
| There are people in our life that we have an opportunity in our sphere of influence. | |
| Like one thing I am very concerned about is protecting childhood innocence. | |
| Maybe you run a business. | |
| Maybe you're buying ads. | |
| I don't know what it is, but we all have a sphere of influence. | |
| And as the Holy Spirit speaks to each one of us, we need to use those opportunities that God gives us to advance his kingdom and his glory to make his name known to make him famous. | |
| Because we are living in the pinnacle of history. | |
| Think of that. | |
| We're living in the pinnacle of history. | |
| And I think this is our time when we want to make every minute and every word that proceeds out of our mouth count. | |
| And I think we would be surprised if we could just see from God's perspective how he could use those of us who we don't think we were, you know, I'll never be a congresswoman, you might say. | |
| Well, so what? | |
| You have a sphere of influence. | |