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| I'm your host, Craig James. | |
| Hope you guys had a wonderful, wonderful Thanksgiving. | |
| We are back. | |
| Yes, a long weekend. | |
| Lots of rest. | |
| Lots of time with family and lots of turkey. | |
| Yeah, we all are feeling the same thing today, am I right? | |
| A little turkey hangover here, but we're getting through it. | |
| I want to say thank you to everybody who is tuning in right now. | |
| We're going to get into some of the biggest stories of the day, really of the week probably, what some of these will end up being, particularly the one that dropped over the weekend, which, you know... | |
| As much as they try to do things at certain times in order to keep the media coverage from being too large and give time for the next news cycle to come in to wash out what's happening, we just saw, over the Thanksgiving holiday, President Biden come out in his unofficial authority and pardon his son, Hunter Biden. | |
| Yes, this is the big story. | |
| Excuse me, this is the big story of the week. | |
| Excuse me, a little frog in the throat early this morning. | |
| Okay. | |
| But the big story this week is that Hunter Biden has been pardoned. | |
| And this is one of those stories that once you start diving into it, it really becomes very interesting, particularly because of all the implications coming with it, the Just to give you an idea of what the pardon looks like, here is the writing from the full and unconditional pardon that was issued by Joe Biden for his son, Robert Hunter Biden. | |
| It says... | |
| Pursuant to my powers under Article 2, Section 2, Clause 1 of the Constitution, have granted unto Robert Hunter Biden a full and unconditional pardon for those offenses against the United States which he has committed or may have committed or taken part in during period from January 1, | |
| 2014 through December 1, 2024. Including, but not limited to, all offenses charged or prosecuted in any that have resulted in convictions by Special Counsel David C. Weiss in Docket No. | |
| 23 CR 61, um, Minnesota in the United States district court for the district of Delaware and docket number two, two, three, zero, zero five nine, nine, uh, in the United States zero five nine, nine, uh, in the United States district court for the central district of California in testimony there where of I have here unto sign my name and cause the pardon to be recorded with the department of justice. | |
| Well, there it is, folks. | |
| And a lot of people are saying a lot of things about this pardon so far, but, you know, it was not entirely unexpected, A., Even though Joe Biden did come out and tell us repeatedly, and so did his lackeys that represent him there at the White House, that he would not even entertain the idea of giving a pardon to Hunter Biden. | |
| And, I mean, look, if you look at it from the full totality of this, you have to understand a few things. | |
| First of all, There are a lot of precedents that have now been set with this one, which people are saying are going to be used for good, including the fact that with this precedent set by Joe Biden, we can now almost entirely be... | |
| I'm assured that Trump will have no real pushback for pardoning all of the January 6th detainees right now, which is a good thing. | |
| I'm all for pardoning those people. | |
| I think that the majority of everyone there, except for the agent provocateurs and the other kind of Antifa dressed as Trump supporters, that I think everyone there was entrapped. | |
| I think it was a false flag that was staged, and I think that all of the prosecutions, or almost entirely every prosecution brought against the January 6th defendant should have been thrown out, but can be dismissed now and given pardons. | |
| And those pardons should go to anyone who was there that day, I guess. | |
| Because that's just what it has to be. | |
| Although I would like to see the agent provocateurs be brought in and put in solitary confinement after jail or after a trial, I should say, because that's what they deserve. | |
| But that's what they're saying in that regard. | |
| Now, to all of the media pundits out there who have been telling us how evil and dangerous Trump is, how corrupt Trump will be, how he's going to, you know, make himself above the law, etc., etc., etc., you know, it's just a lot of You know, conservatives are trying to take these, you know, sort of victory laps around the Democrats and make fun of them. | |
| But the truth is that we knew that they knew what they were saying was untrue because now they're coming out and saying it, meaning... | |
| When Joe Biden said he wasn't going to pardon Hunter Biden, everyone in the media breathlessly told us that he was a man of honor and integrity and he was doing what's right to uphold the dignity of the office by not letting his family influence his decision and how he was going to run the government. | |
| And then, lo and behold, shortly after we see this scenario unfold, With his, you know, losing the election and everything else, he is going right back against his word and doing exactly what he said he would not do, which is par for the course for Democrats, of course. | |
| They lie, lie, lie, lie, lie, and then lie some more. | |
| I mean, this is what we've seen time and again. | |
| And what's hilarious about the whole thing is that, you know, they have all these different ways of explaining it, but... | |
| Ultimately what I've seen unfold is just the most corrupt thing ever. | |
| And somebody put it very... | |
| I think very interestingly here, talking about Democrat lies, right? | |
| So, remember when they told us that inflation was transitory, right? | |
| Whatever that means. | |
| Remember when they told us that Afghanistan was a success, you know, when we left all the weapons and ammunition and billions of dollars of equipment there and had, you know, many of our servicemen die and women die there in the botched withdrawal. | |
| They told us the border's secure as our country is invaded to a point where we have four national cartels taking over entire apartment buildings here in Colorado and elsewhere, and the pundits on CNN tell us it's no big deal, nothing to worry about. | |
| Robert Herr, remember his investigation into Joe Biden and his corruption? | |
| And then he said, well, you know, he may have committed some crimes, but he's too old to really, you know, he's too old and senile to be charged with anything. | |
| He didn't know what he was doing, right? | |
| They told us that was fine. | |
| You know, Biden couldn't get up the stairs. | |
| Oh, it's just a little jet lag. | |
| You know, so on and so on and so on. | |
| Everything they told us. | |
| The laptop. | |
| We'll talk about that a little bit when we get back. | |
| But this is wild and there are more implications. | |
| We're going to get into them. | |
| Stay tuned. | |
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| I'm your host, Craig James, and we're talking about this pardoned Joe Biden, pardoned Hunter Biden. | |
| And, you know, look, here's the real breakdown of it all. | |
| Even the Democrats realize how bad this looks for them, yet still they're just finding new and different ways to justify it all by, you know, explaining it all away, saying, well, of course, he's a father. | |
| What... | |
| What kind of father would he be if he didn't pardon his son for crimes dating back over a decade? | |
| You know? | |
| I mean, he would be a terrible, terrible father if he were to do something like that. | |
| And, you know, I mean, look, my thought on it is that Joe Biden has some explaining to do, but we might not ever get that full explanation. | |
| However, we already have proof of all of the crimes. | |
| We know what he's pardoning him for. | |
| It's not very difficult to go back and look at the fact that the dates of the pardon coincidentally align perfectly with the Hunter Biden's work in, you know, in Ukraine with Burisma. | |
| I mean, you remember that it was around April 2014 when Hunter Biden joined the board of directors for Burisma Holdings in Ukraine. | |
| And this is where he was being paid all of this money, which now has been given or was being given to his father, Joe Biden, while he was vice president, by the way. | |
| Not as a private citizen, but as vice president. | |
| He was taking kickbacks from his son who was working in Ukraine. | |
| And now they've spent $183 billion or so fighting a war there to try to cover up all these crimes. | |
| So they could, you know, fire prosecutors and burn all the documents that are evidence of this criminal corruption. | |
| They were willing to destroy an entire country. | |
| Divvy it up and, you know, divvy it up and distribute it amongst the megacorporations here in the United States, like BlackRock, who want to own a piece of that, you know, fertile farmland and natural resource-rich, you know, land there. | |
| So, it should be no surprise to anyone that... | |
| This is a very strategic pardon on Joe Biden's part, making sure that he covers the span of time from which he was benefiting personally from his son's work. | |
| And a lot of people are saying that there are implications that come along with this pardon, including the implication that Hunter Biden now, with immunity, will no longer be allowed or able to use the Fifth Amendment and his plea not to testify in front of Congress. | |
| In any criminal proceeding because he'll have blanket immunity. | |
| So what that means is that if, according to certain legal experts, that if Hunter Biden were to be called to testify about anything that happened from 2014 to today... | |
| Or yesterday, right? | |
| 20 December 1st, 2024, that he, in fact, would be required to appear and give testimony because it would no longer be he would no longer be able to incriminate himself. | |
| So the Fifth Amendment wouldn't apply, if that makes sense. | |
| Now, I'm not sure that you can force testimony and I'm not sure that it means that Hunter Biden shows up and just tells us everything about his father and how corrupt it all is. | |
| Because just because he would be forced to show up and give testimony doesn't mean that that testimony would be of any substance. | |
| I could imagine a scenario where he shows up and his testimony is basically a series of, I do not recalls, meaning he just sort of says that he doesn't recall what happened. | |
| And it may be even plausible because if you were smoking that much crack and doing the kind of drugs and alcohol binges that he was on, he may not recall a lot of what's happening. | |
| And if you've seen pictures of him lately, by the way, I saw a picture of him at, you know, somebody got a picture of him at Disney World with his family, I guess, maybe a few weeks ago. | |
| And gosh, the guy looked like he had a frontal lobotomy. | |
| I mean, he literally looked like his father. | |
| You know what I mean? | |
| Like, the lights are on, but no one's home type deal. | |
| Now, it's just a picture, so it's very anecdotal, but, you know, that's what we're dealing with here. | |
| So, who knows what will happen when Hunter Biden is eventually probably called to give testimony, because hopefully, if there is, I mean, if we think about the established president, right, what is the established president here over the last four years? | |
| Joe Biden's DOJ spent four years investigating, prosecuting, and convicting Donald Trump for a series of, you know, meaningless crimes. | |
| In some cases, they weren't crimes. | |
| In some cases, they're, you know, paperwork errors, omissions. | |
| And in some cases, they were just straight-up fraud and hoax persecutions. | |
| And he went after Trump at every point he could, right? | |
| Whether it was the case in New York with Letitia James, this ridiculous, like, he took out a loan and the bank gave him the loan, but the whole case was predicated on the fact that he lied about how much his property was worth, | |
| that he used as collateral for the loan, even though he paid the bank back Full, on time, and the bank itself didn't feel like it had been the victim of any crime and said that they would gladly do business with him again, they still decided to say that, you know, that somehow was a crime because Mar-a-Lago is only worth $18 million and he said it was worth, you know, $100 million. | |
| Even though he proved out over time that what he said in his valuation was true given what he did with Mar-a-Lago and how he made it into a cash cow that generates, what, $40 million plus a year or something in revenue. | |
| However, what's interesting is that He had that case, right? | |
| And then you have, of course, the, you know, the John Carroll, you know, Bergdorf, you know, store, Me Too, you know, I was in a dressing room and Trump walked in and the jury said, well, he didn't rape you, but he, when he said, when he talked about you, this is the craziest thing about that case, really, if you break it down into the simplest terms. | |
| The jury found that Trump didn't do the sexual assault that she claimed, but the jury then found that because Trump had said things about her being crazy and that this all constituted basically slander and that she could sue for defamation but the jury then found that because Trump had said things about her being crazy and that this all constituted basically slander and They just say, oh, look how she was proved right by the case. | |
| She got $83 million from Trump. | |
| Yeah, but first of all, it's going to get overturned on appeal because it's an insane ruling from a biased jury, obviously. | |
| But second of all... | |
| What did we really find there? | |
| Nothing. | |
| Again, the Stormy Daniels thing, the circus that that was, you know, his lawyer lies, Michael Cohen, who was probably having an affair with Stormy Daniels himself, basically lies to Trump, | |
| gets Trump to sign off on $183,000 at some point, maybe, perhaps, maybe not, Gives that out of his own money to Stormy Daniels, gets her to sign an NDA saying she's not going to talk about anything related to Trump, and then she breaks her NTA. It's like... | |
| And we're not saying Trump's a saint here. | |
| I think what he did was, you know, he had some very torrid affairs that we don't, you know, I don't approve of and I know most of you don't either. | |
| But we've all made mistakes and we can all learn from our mistakes and we can change. | |
| I mean, that's part of redemption. | |
| It's part of a credible thing that we have here in this life is that we can make mistakes and then come back from them. | |
| Some, I mean, some are more severe than others and have more consequences than others, but, you know, mostly speaking, what Trump did was something he was able to recover from, and I think he's changed and reformed himself appropriately. | |
| Um, however, that was that whole case, the story Daniels thing, right? | |
| So, and then you had the Jack Smith, January 6th stuff, which we know it was a false flag. | |
| The whole thing was set up, uh, agent provocateurs. | |
| I mean, it's the whole thing was just a joke. | |
| That thing went through. | |
| Then, on the coattails of that, you had the case in Fulton County with Fannie Willis, who's having an affair with her lead attorney or lead lawyer and an extramarital affair. | |
| Sounds just like what we saw with Peter Strzok and Lisa Page, similarly, interestingly. | |
| And they try to get a RICO case going for January 6th as if Trump was some kind of mastermind sitting there going, okay, we're going to storm the Capitol. | |
| All right. | |
| It's going to be glorious. | |
| It's going to be great. | |
| It's going to be the best Capitol storming ever. | |
| We're going to overthrow Nancy. | |
| She's not going to know what hit it, you know, like as if that was happening. | |
| Which that case fell flat on his face. | |
| Again, all of these cases are getting thrown out, by the way. | |
| And then, of course, the documents case in Florida, where the judge eventually threw it out because it was absurd, and all of the presidential immunity rulings that came from the Supreme Court basically invalidated it, and the stuff they were going after him for was like boxes of papers that he kept. | |
| Oh my gosh, he must be a treasonous traitor! | |
| He had boxes of papers! | |
| And they're mostly newspaper clippings of things he did and letters from heads of state saying, Donald, it was great meeting you, Donald. | |
| And that was what they went after him there for, and that all got thrown out. | |
| Which, by the way, the FBI raided his home, his private residence, and went through his son and his wife's personal bedrooms. | |
| Right? | |
| The FBI did that. | |
| But think of all the, like everything I just laid out, right? | |
| Think of all the precedents that have been set now for us going forward. | |
| And I know there's going to be a part of Trump that will surely think, you know, in order to heal the nation and bring us back together, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. | |
| We cannot do what they did to us, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. | |
| And I hope he doesn't take that route because I want full and total retribution in the most legal and lawful way possible. | |
| Peaceful, legal and lawful way possible. | |
| Peacefully, we will send SWAT teams to these people's homes. | |
| Peacefully, we will drag them into courtrooms and put them through never-ending trials. | |
| Peacefully, we will throw them in jail if a jury convicts them. | |
| Retribution legally and lawfully against each and every one of these people who've been involved in this stuff. | |
| And we're going to use the same precedence that they set against us to do it. | |
| And if we don't get Hunter, whatever. | |
| Hunter, I mean, look, as consequential as the things are that Hunter did, in the scheme of things now... | |
| He's far less consequential, even his father, to a degree, because Joe ended up just being a complete lame duck president who didn't do anything of any consequence, besides make the country less safe and do a lot of horrible things. | |
| But, you know, there's the longstanding precedent that you can't go after former presidents. | |
| I guess that's going to probably be one that, since we broke it with Trump, we might as well break it with Biden, right? | |
| Because, look, that was the whole thing. | |
| You can't go after a president. | |
| Well, wait. | |
| Everything I just showed you about Trump over the last eight years, or four years, well, eight years, really, but four years in particular, can be now used against Biden. | |
| Which, you know, Biden will probably have some health condition to try to feign, you know, sympathy from the audience and the people out there, and he'll say, you know, he's, they'll say, like Robert Hurd did, he's too mentally incapacitated to face trial. | |
| Why would you do this to an old, decrepit man? | |
| It's like, it's so, it's so inhumane, and You know, because let's be honest, Joe Biden doesn't have an ounce of the charisma and character and strength that Trump has to withstand any of it. | |
| So I could imagine him crumbling very quickly if he were to be put under the same, even remotely the same level of scrutiny that Trump faced over the last four years. | |
| So I would imagine a scenario where You know, he would just rely on the fake news propagandists, you know, to come out and wage a never-ending campaign of... | |
| And then the Antifa insurrectionists and the BLM people and all those guys would be out in the streets saying... | |
| Political persecution! | |
| Biden's too frail! | |
| He's too frail! | |
| He's just a father who loves his son! | |
| When we come back, I want to play a clip that tells you about this Hunter Biden pardon, though. | |
| And it's fascinating, yet also disturbing, yet also fascinating. | |
| And I'm going to tell you how they're going to spin this, okay? | |
| Guess what? | |
| I have a little crystal ball here in my office, and I can see the future. | |
| And I'm going to tell you how they're going to spin this Hunter Biden thing. | |
| Stay tuned. | |
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| Now, look, we're talking about the Hunter Biden thing. | |
| Hunter Biden getting pardoned is really not the biggest story out there. | |
| We all kind of saw it coming, and the Democrats saw it coming, too. | |
| And their propagandists, news media apparatchiks are admitting now that they knew this was going to happen, but they lied to you because that's, you know, that's how they operate. | |
| And it's just par for the course for them to, you know, knowingly lie to their audience. | |
| And that's just no big deal now. | |
| At least they're saying the quiet part out loud. | |
| But again, that to me is always a little concerning because then they get... | |
| The more they say the quiet part out loud, the more bold they will continue to get in the way that they abuse their power, and there will be accountability. | |
| We're going to talk about what the accountability might look like, especially given one of Trump's newest picks for one of his biggest positions coming up is Going to blow your mind. | |
| It's huge in the most real sense you can imagine. | |
| And it's devastating for the deep state. | |
| We'll get into Trump's FBI director pick in Kash Patel and what that means. | |
| But before we get there, I want to kind of give you guys an insight into what they're going to say next about the Hunter Biden thing. | |
| How they're going to go from saying... | |
| It's bad that Joe Biden lied to us and pardoned his son when he said he wouldn't. | |
| To now they're saying, well, what kind of father would he be if he didn't pardon his son? | |
| To the next phase, which will most assuredly be he had to pardon Hunter because Trump would have put Hunter in jail if he hadn't. | |
| I'm not joking, folks. | |
| This is literally going to be the evolution of how you go from Joe Biden pardoning Hunter for 10 years worth of crimes committed that benefited Joe Biden from the time he was vice president through the time he was president. | |
| To, it's really Trump's fault that Biden had to pardon Hunter because otherwise Hunter would have been put in jail and politically persecuted. | |
| But we're in the phase now where they're just realizing that they were lied to and some of the Democrats are less, let's say, Loyal. | |
| Some are less loyal than others, right? | |
| What's that quote from Animal Farm? | |
| Some animals are more equal than others, as they say. | |
| Well, some Democrats are less loyal than others. | |
| And some of the Democrats are very upset about this, including Joe Walsh, who went on MSNBC, but he was corrected by his fake news propagandist handler, John, what do you make of all of this? | |
| What is likely to be the response on Capitol Hill to this breaking news? | |
| Good to be with you. | |
| See, I told you so. | |
| They're all like that. | |
| So the next time any of us complain about anything Trump does, this pardon is just deflating. | |
| For those of us who have been out there for a few years now yelling about what a unique threat Donald Trump is, for Joe Biden to do something like this, Trump, nobody's above the law, we've been screaming. | |
| Well, Joe Biden just made clear his son Hunter is above the law. | |
| Donald Trump lies every time he opens his mouth, we've been screaming. | |
| Joe Biden repeatedly lied about this. | |
| The politicization of the justice system. | |
| Donald Trump and his people have been screaming. | |
| That's exactly what Biden said here. | |
| Joe, is this a politics of purity? | |
| I mean, we had Donald Trump pardon Sheriff Joe Arpaio during his term, and there wasn't a lot of hue and cry about that. | |
| And this is a father who saw his first wife killed, his daughter killed in a car rash, his two young sons survive. | |
| One goes on to have real difficulties with addiction, another dies because of cancer. | |
| This is a family that's really troubling. | |
| I mean, Yes, he said he wasn't going to do this, but did anyone ever believe that that was the case? | |
| I mean, I would have put good money on this happening. | |
| Are many people going to be surprised that a father who is also the president would do this for a son? | |
| I don't know that people will be surprised, because you're right. | |
| Joe Biden repeatedly said he wouldn't do this, so he repeatedly lied. | |
| But this just furthers the cynicism that people have about politics, and that cynicism strengthens Trump, because Trump can just say, I'm not a unique threat. | |
| Everybody does this. | |
| If I do something for my kid, my son-in-law, whatever, look, Joe Biden does the same thing. | |
| I get it, but this was a selfish move by Biden, which politically only strengthens Trump. | |
| It's just deflating. | |
| It's just deflating. | |
| This only strengthens Trump. | |
| How could he? | |
| How could Joe Biden do this? | |
| And then the anchor on MSNBC saying, like... | |
| Oh, well, you know, this family is so troubled. | |
| They had a car accident where his wife passed away and his other son died of cancer, so clearing his one remaining son of a decade's worth of high treason and crimes is understandable. | |
| It's almost expected. | |
| I mean, I would have put money on it happening. | |
| The anchor from MSNBC, the propagandist from CNBC, or MSNBC tells us. | |
| That's insane! | |
| But guess what? | |
| The spin that's coming next. | |
| So you saw there. | |
| You went through two of the cycles, right? | |
| The first cycle is... | |
| Oh my gosh, we were lied to. | |
| We have to save face, otherwise we look completely... | |
| We lose all credibility if we don't acknowledge the fact that Joe Biden literally made a bold-faced lie in declaration of intent and then went and did the exact opposite. | |
| And we spent, you know, years carrying water for this guy who then turned around and did exactly what we told people he would not do and what he himself said he would not do to... | |
| Well, let's paint Hunter and Joe as sympathetic figures who, you know, a father and a son and, you know, I mean, it makes you want to vomit. | |
| And these are the same people, folks, that spent the last four years telling us that Trump is this evil threat and then telling us how great Joe is for saying he wasn't going to do what he ended up doing, which is pardoning his son. | |
| But the next iteration of this, surely, once they get through the we have to establish credibility again with our waning audiences, will be, well, you know, Donald Trump is going to politicize and weaponize his DOJ and FBI, obviously. | |
| So Joe Biden was doing what any good father would do. | |
| He was protecting his son from a political persecution that he saw coming, understanding what Trump had in store for him under the next four years of a Trump administration. | |
| That will... | |
| If they're not doing it already, which they may already have figured that one out, if they're not doing it already, that is 150,000% the spin you will hear on all of the networks in the next 24 to 48 hours. | |
| I would almost, like that lady said, I would put money on it. | |
| I'd put money on it. | |
| Because they're not going to spend more than a day at most Blaming themselves because that's not what they do. | |
| And they're not going to care that much about reestablishing credibility. | |
| They're going to care about appealing to, again, their waning audience by turning this into an orange man bad narrative, which is all they know how to do. | |
| So if that's all, I mean, it's like, if you're a hammer, everything looks like a nail, right? | |
| Yeah. | |
| And in this case, if you're a fake news propagandist, everything looks like an orange man bad narrative. | |
| Right? | |
| So, that spin is coming, folks. | |
| You could bet your bottom dollar on it. | |
| Someone somewhere may even be listening to this going, oh yeah, that's a good idea. | |
| Let's do that. | |
| Even though they don't need me for that. | |
| They surely have figured this one out on their own. | |
| Stay tuned. | |
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| This is a man's world. | |
| But it wouldn't make nothing. | |
| Nothing! | |
| Nothing! | |
| I've got a woman or a girl. | |
| L'uomo rincorre il potere ma lui non sa. | |
| E il grande divizio d'essere come si parrà. | |
| Welcome back to Just Form Talk Radio. | |
| I'm your host Craig James. | |
| We're covering this incredible saga that never ends. | |
| And it is one of the most interesting things I've seen watching the, you know, sort of breakdown of the left. | |
| I mean, if you think about some of these reporting outlets, these, you know, fake news propaganda organizations, Just listen to them in their own headlines. | |
| I'll give you three headlines in succession from three different points in time. | |
| You can assume the timeline once I read them. | |
| This is Politico. | |
| President says he won't pardon Hunter Biden. | |
| Okay? | |
| And this tells a story here. | |
| Politico, shortly later, Biden issues pardon for sudden Hunter. | |
| Those are pretty standard headlines, but this is where the orange man bad narrative enters. | |
| Politico! | |
| Republicans pounce on Biden pardoning his son, Hunter! | |
| Yes, the Republicans! | |
| Oh no! | |
| It's all the Republicans' fault. | |
| And people called this before. | |
| For instance, the well-known podcaster and attorney Viva Frey said back in September that Hunter Biden pleading guilty to federal tax charges was a way to avoid trial so that he would not have to reveal incriminating information about his father and the Biden family And that that in of itself would almost certainly mean he was going to be pardoned. | |
| So that was back in September and that definitely came true. | |
| There are these super cuts out there that are absolutely insane. | |
| Nine minutes of the fake news telling us exactly what These are different news organizations here I'm going to play. | |
| It's a compilation of different news organizations reporting on Joe Biden saying he was not going to pardon Hunter. | |
| You have to listen to this because it is worth listening to. | |
| Presidential promise to put the law before a family. | |
| I said I abide by the jury decision. | |
| I will do that and I will not pardon him. | |
| Letting the world know that he will not wipe away the decision of 12 of his son's peers. | |
| Was asked directly and he has said he wouldn't pardon his son if he gets convicted. | |
| Let's wait and see what happens if he loses. | |
| Yeah, but I mean, but he said it. | |
| He's gonna get pardoned by his dad. | |
| There's no question about that. | |
| The president has ruled out pardoning his son. | |
| Major commitment from the president accepting the outcome of the trial and also pledging not to pardon his son. | |
| The challenge for him is really to continue to live up to his values when it was really personal and he did that today. | |
| It seems like a pretty normal, straightforward answer, but it takes new weight when we see what Trump is saying about the outcome of his trial. | |
| What we're hearing from other Republicans who say they don't accept the jury's verdict here in New York. | |
| The contrast is profound. | |
| To sit there and say, well, I'm not going to intervene in the legal process, and I wouldn't pardon my son. | |
| One side, Democrats and Joe Biden protecting the justice system, and on the other, Republicans and Trump protecting Trump. | |
| A current president of the United States... | |
| Has so much respect for the law that he has said he would not pardon his son. | |
| I mean, what, you know, again, it's all about the contrast. | |
| President Biden saying, I will respect whatever this jury decides versus Donald Trump after he was convicted on 34 counts, saying the entire system is rigged against him. | |
| Their latest attack has been that Joe Biden has politicized and weaponized the DOJ, right? | |
| That was the whole argument around Donald Trump's conviction. | |
| And this week, of course, Hunter Biden was found guilty, and Joe Biden has very clearly said he would not pardon his son, he would not commit his sentence. | |
| How stark is this difference? | |
| I mean, how can Republicans keep making this argument now that Joe Biden has really put it out there? | |
| Where's Hunter? | |
| And he stood there in a courtroom, flanked by his family, and he's accepted his sentence. | |
| He is not pardoning his son, which he could do. | |
| These are federal charges. | |
| He is not doing that. | |
| He is not doing it because he is living what it means to have a rule of law in this country. | |
| I mean, if you want to know if he believes it, you could actually see what is happening with his own son. | |
| Okay, there's seven more minutes of that literal same talking point over and over and over and over and over again from every news outlet, CNN, MSNBC, NBC, CBS, you name it. | |
| Every single news outlet, you know. | |
| Telling us the same thing in unison, which is how you know it's propaganda, because they all repeat the same lie over and over and over again. | |
| And they knew, though, full well that Biden didn't mean it when he said it. | |
| And the funny thing to me, listening to that, is how they tried to sell us on it was that he believes in integrity and the rule of law. | |
| Does this mean that, I mean, by their own words and logic, then his action in doing this Would mean, essentially, that he does not believe in the rule of law. | |
| He is not a man of integrity. | |
| He is the opposite of what they said he was. | |
| Or are they going to tell us that somehow it's Trump's fault? | |
| I know where my money's on. | |
| My money's on the fact that they're going to tell us it's Trump's fault. | |
| Surely. | |
| They're going to say, orange man bad. | |
| Senile man good. | |
| Look away. | |
| Don't pay attention to this. | |
| That's what I see coming down the pipe. | |
| But when we come back, I want to get into the Kash Patel thing. | |
| So Trump came out over the holiday weekend and made the announcement that he would be choosing... | |
| Of course, Kashyap Patel, a.k.a. | |
| Kash Patel, to become the next director of the FBI. In a post on True Social, Trump says, I am proud to announce that Kashyap Kash Patel will serve as the next director of the FBI. Kash is a brilliant lawyer, investigator, an America First fighter, who has spent his career exposing corruption, defending justice, and protecting the American people. | |
| He played a pivotal role in uncovering the Russia, Russia, Russia hoax, standing as an advocate for truth, accountability, and the Constitution. | |
| Cash did an incredible job during my first term where he served as Chief of Staff at the Department of Defense, Deputy Director of National Intelligence, and Senior Director for Counterterrorism at the National Security Council. | |
| Cash has also tried over 60 jury trials. | |
| This FBI will end the growing crime epidemic in America, dismantle the migrant criminal gangs, and stop the evil scourge of human and drug trafficking across the border. | |
| Cash will work under our great Attorney General Pam Bondi to bring back fidelity, bravery, integrity to the FBI. I would love to see it. | |
| I would love to see it. | |
| And I got some interesting clips from Cash that you're going to want to hear when we come back. | |
| To give you an idea of what's coming... | |
| But yeah, Cash is a great pick. | |
| I really support this pick wholeheartedly. | |
| And I think he's going to bring a very new and interesting dynamic that we haven't seen before, which is an actual single-tier justice system, not a two-tier justice system. | |
| And it will not be rules for thee and not for me. | |
| It will be one law that we all have to face. | |
| Stay tuned. | |
| We're coming back after the break. | |
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| There's something happening here. | |
| What it is ain't exactly clear. | |
| There's a man with a gun over there. | |
| Telling me I've got to beware. | |
| I think it's time we stop. | |
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| Welcome back to Just Form Talk Radio. | |
| I'm your host, Craig James, and we're going to listen to a couple clips of Cash Patel telling us exactly what is in store for us as he has been named the upcoming director of the FBI, which will mean a lot of scary, troublesome things for the deep state, hopefully. | |
| If we have any luck and we're fortunate enough to see that. | |
| But then in the second hour, we're going to do it. | |
| We always do on Mondays, which is play a sermon from my pastor, Dean Miller from Front Range Baptist Church here in Fort Collins. | |
| And, you know, some of you guys out there ask, you know, why do I do that? | |
| And the thing is, this show is not just about politics. | |
| And I want everybody to understand that this show is not just about politics. | |
| It is about understanding what's happening in this fallen world. | |
| And then going to God and giving Him all the glory and bringing people to Christ. | |
| That is what this show is about. | |
| So for anyone out there who doesn't particularly want to hear that kind of stuff, I'm gonna tell you right now that when you tune into the show, that's what you're gonna get. | |
| Every single day. | |
| You're going to get both politics, current events, news, what's happening, but you're also going to get the gospel. | |
| And that is how this show became what it is. | |
| It's what I built it to be, and it's what God has given me sort of the insight, wisdom, and courage and strength to do. | |
| So I really hope you guys tune in and keep it locked here for it because that's why I do that on Mondays. | |
| It is one hour a week that I devote to giving you guys a full sermon from a pastor who I trust and believe is very insightful and very much... | |
| Driven by God in the Word to deliver a message to all of us that will help us find a closer relationship with God. | |
| So that's why I do that on Mondays, and I just want to make that clear because, you know, for anyone out there who's wondering why we do that at the second hour in every show on Monday. | |
| Let's play a couple clips. | |
| Here's Kash Patel. | |
| You know, it's the same thing with Epstein's List. | |
| It's like, what the hell are these Republicans doing? | |
| I saw you make news this morning about that. | |
| I gotta get to that. | |
| You say that the FBI has Epstein's list. | |
| They're sitting on it. | |
| That doesn't seem like something you should do. | |
| You're protecting the world's foremost predator. | |
| That seems like an evil thing to do, regardless of who may be embarrassed in the release of that list. | |
| Why is the FBI protecting the greatest pederast, the largest scale pederast in human history? | |
| Simple, because of who's on that list. | |
| You don't think that Bill Gates is lobbying Congress night and day to prevent the disclosure of that list? | |
| And why is it that the Senate, you know, and good for Senator Blackburn to try to get it out, but then Dick Turbin comes over the top and says, no, we're not going to release the names. | |
| I don't care about the list itself, but he's released the names, right? | |
| What the hell are the House Republicans doing? | |
| They have the majority. | |
| You can't get the list? | |
| Yeah, so he's going to be doing the Epstein list plus this. | |
| The FBI's footprint has gotten so freaking big. | |
| And the biggest problem the FBI has had has come out of its Intel shops. | |
| I'd break that component out of it. | |
| I'd shut down the FBI Hoover building on day one and reopening the next day as a museum of the deep state. | |
| And I'd take the 7,000 employees that work in that building and send them across America to chase down criminals. | |
| Go be cops. | |
| You're cops. | |
| Go be cops. | |
| Go chase down murderers and rapists and drug dealers and violent offenders. | |
| What do you need 7,000 people there for? | |
| Same thing with DOJ. What are all these people doing here? | |
| Looking for their next government promotion. | |
| Looking for their next fancy government title. | |
| Looking for their parachute out of government. | |
| So while you're bringing in the right people, you also have to shrink government. | |
| So a massive government reform. | |
| Yeah. | |
| You've got to work with Congress to eliminate the billets. | |
| This is one of the things we did when I was Deputy DNI. We got to DNI and I was like, okay, what do all these people do? | |
| We've got the CIA, so why do I have analysts doing the CIA's job here? | |
| Exactly. | |
| They're scared because cash is going to shatter it. | |
| And that's what we have in store, folks. | |
| Stay tuned. | |
| We have more after the break. | |
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| That's what Colossians has been building up to. | |
| Paul has told the Colossians church, the Colossi church, that they were out of focus and out of balance. | |
| They had given themselves over to the philosophies of the Greeks, the legalism of the Jews, the mysticism of the East. | |
| And because of that, they had lost sight of Jesus. | |
| And Christ is all in all, and we are complete in him. | |
| And so Paul's been building to this. | |
| When we begin to live the life of Christ, we do everything, whether in word or in deed. | |
| Whatever we say, whatever we do, is in identity and in the authority of Jesus Christ. | |
| Now, that's how we're to live. | |
| That's what the Christ life is. | |
| And then Paul goes to these verses in Colossians chapter 3 and verse number 18. | |
| Wives, submit yourselves unto your own husbands as it is fit in the Lord. | |
| Husbands, love your wives and be not bitter against them. | |
| Children, obey your parents in the Lord in all things, for this is well-pleasing unto the Lord. | |
| Fathers, provoke not your children to anger, lest they be discouraged. | |
| Now Paul's been talking about the Christ life. | |
| The life that is in us, Jesus Christ living through us, everything in word, everything in deed is done through His power and in His name and His identity. | |
| And that is no more seen than in our homes. | |
| You are not as good of a Christian as you are here. | |
| You are as good of a Christian as you are there. | |
| You want to measure your Christian life? | |
| Measure it in your relationship with your husband, your wife, your children, your parents. | |
| What goes on in the four walls of your house? | |
| That's the measure of our Christianity. | |
| And so we're going to talk about these next few weeks. | |
| We're going to just measure our walk with the Lord by our homes. | |
| And we're going to find out what the home is all about. | |
| And I want to say very quickly, those of you that are married, up in years, you've already raised your children, they're out of the house. | |
| So forth, that's a wonderful thing. | |
| This series of messages is absolutely for you. | |
| And I want you, older Christians, to take copious notes, write it down, get it plain straight from the Word of God, what it means to have a godly home. | |
| Why? | |
| Because the Bible gives you a responsibility, the older to teach the younger. | |
| And as we have grown as a church and our society has decayed as it is, there's more need for marriage counseling. | |
| And I need to call on some of you to help me to mentor and to counsel and to help some younger couples with their marriages, with raising their children. | |
| And so you older couples, don't you check out. | |
| You be here every week and you get some things from the word of God that you can give to others. | |
| And so you listen carefully. | |
| And you middle-aged ones that are raising some teenagers, maybe you have college-age kids, you need this. | |
| Because you're going to go through some times when your kids are teenagers that are going to be at times of testing. | |
| You think you've got marriage problems now when they're little. | |
| Wait till they're teenagers and into their college years and you go through some of the spiritual and social strain and the psychological strain. | |
| When they're little, they run around and wear you out physically. | |
| When they get older, they wear you out mentally and emotionally and spiritually. | |
| And so you need some strength that we're going to get from this situation. | |
| You young couples need to take a lot of notes because you need to get a spiritual bearing and spiritual heading on where your home is going to go. | |
| And you need to mark your home by the Word of God and live and raise your children according to the Scripture. | |
| Have a marriage and raise children according to the Word of God. | |
| Not after this world and some stupid social media influencer. | |
| Stop it. | |
| These people that are always showing their marriages and showing their children, surveys have shown by and far people who are always posting their spouses and their kids are the worst marriages and have the worst children. | |
| It's true. | |
| It's 100% because you're spending so much time posting that you're not really doing the work. | |
| And you're living your life as a mirage of what other people think. | |
| And so stop doing that and let's get down to the business of really managing our marriages and our homes and what it means in person. | |
| And then I want to say to all of you that are unmarried, now that means if you've been divorced, if you're a widow, widower, if you're a young person, listen, this series is for you. | |
| The same principles that build strong homes, build strong relationships in all of your life. | |
| You young people that are not married yet, listen to me. | |
| You better take a lot of notes during these next few weeks because you want to chart a course of how to choose a spouse biblically, how to get married in the right way so that you can get off to the right start. | |
| And so we're going to help you all the way through this. | |
| And I think it's going to be a blessing in all of it because we need a revival in our homes. | |
| How many of you say amen to that? | |
| We need revival in our homes. | |
| The home is treated so poorly today. | |
| It is neglected. | |
| It is despised. | |
| It's a war zone. | |
| Many of our houses are nothing more than hotels. | |
| We rush home, we eat, we sleep, and then we go about our life, and we don't have a home. | |
| And we need homes. | |
| We need strong homes. | |
| We have broken homes today. | |
| We have disposable marriages. | |
| We've treated adultery very lightly. | |
| We've made premarital sex normative. | |
| We have divorce in a no-fault culture. | |
| And it's way too common. | |
| And so we must do better. | |
| And we must grow closer to Christ. | |
| And we've got to do it. | |
| In our world today, pornography is rampant. | |
| I want to tell you something. | |
| Satan is a liar. | |
| Pornography is not a victimless crime. | |
| It is a wicked sin. | |
| If you commit fornication, you sin against your own body. | |
| You sin against the people who are performing those acts. | |
| And I want to just tell you, it is a wickedness before God. | |
| And get it out of your life. | |
| Deal with it now. | |
| Get it out of your life. | |
| And it's in your pocket. | |
| It's in your room. | |
| You can get in privacy anywhere you want now. | |
| And you better be very careful with all the things that are on demand in this world today. | |
| They're gonna destroy your home. | |
| Sex outside of marriage is not God's plan. | |
| It is wrong. | |
| And because of that, we have children that are born into fatherless homes or we have children aborted by the millions because people want the baby to pay for the mistake that they made. | |
| Abortion is the only act where somebody else dies for the sin of another. | |
| And so it's a wickedness and we've got to fix it. | |
| And the answer is the home and the family. | |
| But I want to just tell you something. | |
| If you go to a carpenter and you say to a carpenter, can you build me a house? | |
| Well, I want to just tell you something. | |
| He can't do it unless he knows what a house is. | |
| And you cannot build a home until you know what a home is. | |
| I've watched as a pastor through the years people try to be married and they don't even know what marriage is. | |
| They try to build a home, but they don't even know what a home is. | |
| They don't even know what they're trying to do. | |
| And so I'm going to tell you what the home is today. | |
| And once you know it from God's Word, now you'll be responsible and you've got to build a home according to God's Word. | |
| And we need a revival in our homes. | |
| We're going to learn what marriage is. | |
| We're going to learn what the home is. | |
| And we're going to walk through this very quickly. | |
| Number one... | |
| Alright, we're taking a quick break. | |
| We're coming back. | |
| Another great sermon from Pastor Dean Miller, Front Range Baptist Church here in Fort Collins, Colorado. | |
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| Being a parent, especially for the first time, with that comes a lot of self-doubt. | |
| As a dad, I just try to lead by example. | |
| When you're trying to be the best person that you can be, your kids see that and then they emulate that. | |
| Welcome back to Justin Forum Talk Radio. | |
| We're going right back to Pastor Dean Miller and his sermon from this Sunday. | |
| Listen to this. | |
| God designed the home. | |
| Let's all say that together. | |
| Ready? | |
| God designed the home. | |
| The great architecture is the Lord Jesus Christ. | |
| And I am so thankful today that Brother Ron and Ms. Sharon Bush, who just celebrated 50 years of marriage, have a great grandbaby with them today. | |
| Isn't that good? | |
| And I love it. | |
| And I'm thankful for God's blessing in their family and the faithfulness of marriage. | |
| And so, Ron, take good notes. | |
| Sharon wanted you to take good notes on these lessons. | |
| But God is the designer of the home. | |
| God designed it. | |
| He is the master architect. | |
| He's the master engineer. | |
| He's the master builder. | |
| God designed the home. | |
| Get that plain and straight. | |
| The home and family is not some social arrangement created by white men to oppress women. | |
| The home and family was not some misogynistic, sexist thing where men just wanted to lord over women. | |
| The home and family is God's design. | |
| Say that with me again. | |
| The home and family is God's design. | |
| It was made not out of the stew of evolution. | |
| It came from the very heart of God. | |
| God designed the home. | |
| His design was monogamous marriages to meet the deepest needs of human heart. | |
| Look over at Matthew chapter 19. I told you we were going to turn there. | |
| Jesus was being asked a question by the Pharisees. | |
| They were tempting him. | |
| Matthew chapter 19, verse number 3. And the Pharisees also came unto him, tempting him. | |
| They were testing him, putting him, trying to get him to trip him up and saying unto him, is it lawful for a man to put away his wife or divorce his wife for every cause? | |
| I mean, can you just divorce your wife for any reason? | |
| If she burns the toast, can you just say, I divorce you, I divorce you, I divorce you? | |
| Can we do that? | |
| And Jesus answered them and said, have ye not read that he which made them at the beginning made them male and female? | |
| And said, this is what God said after he made them. | |
| And God said, for this cause shall a man leave father and mother and shall cleave to his wife and they twain shall be one flesh. | |
| God made monogamous marriage. | |
| One man, one woman, one lifetime. | |
| God made man and woman in this marriage to fulfill the deepest needs of the human heart. | |
| What are those? | |
| Emotional needs. | |
| Physical needs, psychological needs, spiritual needs. | |
| Now before you run ahead of me and start feeling as though I'm going to just condemn you because you've been divorced or remarried or whatever, I'm going to give some things at the end of this message that are going to help you. | |
| This is not a place that God did not send His Son into the world to condemn the world, but that the world through Him might be saved. | |
| But I'm going to preach what God's design is today, and I'm going to help you. | |
| So you just stay with me. | |
| Don't run ahead of me. | |
| Don't cower down and feel like you're going to just get the hammer. | |
| We're going to get the love of God today, the grace of God today, and some help from God today in our homes and marriages. | |
| So just be patient as we go through it. | |
| God designed the home, and it meets all of your deepest needs. | |
| Listen to me carefully. | |
| God designed the home, and He gave three verbs. | |
| That the home is to live by. | |
| First verb is leave. | |
| The second verb is cleave. | |
| And the third verb is be one flesh. | |
| You leave, you cleave, and you be one flesh. | |
| Now listen, you'll never have a fulfilled marriage until you leave, until you cleave, and until you be one flesh. | |
| Now what does that mean? | |
| Look at me. | |
| To leave, what God was saying is this, to leave father and mother... | |
| is that marriage becomes the priority human relationship marriage surpasses in its importance and in its priority it surpasses the parent-child relationship some of you need to cut the apron strings from your parents or the purse strings from your parents Some | |
| kids are born and mom just lets the umbilical cord out the rest of their life. | |
| They just let it out and they stay connected. | |
| Listen to me. | |
| God's plan is for you to leave your parents. | |
| Look at me. | |
| The reason for it is because your marriage is the highest human commitment. | |
| It is greater than your responsibility to your parents. | |
| And you have responsibility to your parents. | |
| Exodus chapter 20 and verse 12. Honor thy father and thy mother. | |
| You have to honor your parents. | |
| You have a commitment. | |
| Don't forget that. | |
| You have a commitment to your parents. | |
| But your commitment to your spouse is higher than your commitment to your parents. | |
| Your marriage relationship is the number one relationship. | |
| You have to leave father and mother and... | |
| Make your marriage priority. | |
| And by the way, let me just say this, because younger parents, especially some of the millennials and these new parents today of Gen X, I guess, I don't know what it is, whatever, Gen Z or whatever it is, this new, listen, this generation has made the priority of children their number one priority. | |
| Look at me, parents, your number one priority is not your children. | |
| Your number one priority is your spouse. | |
| And you will never raise good children until you have your marriage right. | |
| Your children need mom and dad to love each other first. | |
| You cannot love them best until you love each other first. | |
| This generation has put kids out in front and you got children leading the home. | |
| Stop it. | |
| Parents... | |
| Your marriage is number one. | |
| Prioritize your marriage relationship. | |
| You say, well that just means I need to let my kids go. | |
| Listen to me. | |
| You get a marriage that a husband and wife madly in love with each other the way God designed it. | |
| Your kids are going to wallow in so much love they won't know what to do with it. | |
| But some of you parents are so frustrated and exhausted because you're trying to give your kids everything in the best life and your marriages are strained. | |
| You financially can't keep up. | |
| You emotionally can't keep up. | |
| You schedule-wise can't keep up. | |
| Your calendar is too jam-packed. | |
| You become nothing more than a taxi and a hotel and a short-order cook. | |
| Because you're trying to give your kids everything they want instead of loving their mother and loving their father and giving them what they need. | |
| Let your kids grow up in a home where mom and dad are first. | |
| I know I don't get a lot of amens on that, but we got it backwards in this world today. | |
| And the society shows it, by the way. | |
| Women and children and husbands, our lives are strained. | |
| And our kids are strained. | |
| They're getting everything they want and they don't even know what they want. | |
| Put your spouse first. | |
| That's leave. | |
| Then cleave. | |
| Cleave. | |
| What does that mean? | |
| It means to be welded together. | |
| I'm glad those beams are cleaving today. | |
| They're welded together. | |
| Well, what welds them? | |
| I'll show you what welds them. | |
| Look down at verse number 6. Wherefore, they are no more twain, but one flesh, what therefore God has joined together. | |
| Let not man put asunder. | |
| God joins you together. | |
| Marriage used to be called holy matrimony. | |
| And God is the one that puts you together. | |
| And he says this, when you leave, it means that marriage is priority. | |
| When you cleave, it means that marriage is permanent. | |
| God does mathematics this way. | |
| One plus one equals one. | |
| And God has put you together and cleaved you together and welded you together till death do you part. | |
| Marriage is a lifetime commitment under the plan of God. | |
| There's only one option for divorce, and that's for marriage infidelity. | |
| And even then, you can have victory. | |
| It doesn't mean that you have to spell divorce very quickly. | |
| You can still work through it, but don't tear it apart. | |
| And then you see B, one flesh. | |
| Now what does that tell you? | |
| That tells you the purpose of marriage. | |
| Look at me. | |
| Leaving is the priority of marriage. | |
| Cleaving is the permanency of marriage. | |
| And being is the purpose of marriage. | |
| God does math. | |
| One plus one equals one. | |
| And the purpose of marriage is to make you one. | |
| You say, Pastor, why are men and women so different? | |
| God has made you different so he can make you one. | |
| God has made you think different. | |
| God has made you emotionally different. | |
| God has made you different in many ways. | |
| Listen, I am grateful. | |
| That my wife is different than me. | |
| She is wonderful in so many ways that I am not. | |
| And I am wonderful in so many ways that she is. | |
| And God has made us different so that He can make us one. | |
| Now listen carefully. | |
| When we become one flesh, God makes us one physically in the act of marriage. | |
| Why does He do that? | |
| Listen. | |
| God makes us one physically for multiplication. | |
| God said to Adam and Eve, I'm going to make you one flesh so you can be fruitful and multiply. | |
| God wants you to have children. | |
| Now this world, I know, this philosophy of this world says, oh no, no, no, wait, wait, wait, wait to have kids. | |
| Wait until you can afford it. | |
| Listen to me, you can't. | |
| Wait till you got it all together. | |
| You never will. | |
| The Bible says, let younger women marry and bear children. | |
| Today, you meet somebody in the grocery store with kids, you don't know if that's mom or grandma. | |
| They're waiting so long to have children. | |
| And God didn't intend for grandparents to raise kids. | |
| We just spent a week with our grandkids. | |
| Let me tell you something. | |
| Most beautiful holiday lights are the lights coming in and the taillights going out. | |
| No, that's not true. | |
| But I'll tell you this. | |
| I told my wife, I said, man, babies are for young people. | |
| These kids wore me slap out. | |
| My little grandson, Anders, he's just a little over two years old. | |
| He'll be three years old this week. | |
| Listen, that kid was up at 7.30. | |
| He never took a nap. | |
| And he didn't go to bed until 11. And he never stopped. | |
| He had one tone and one speed. | |
| And Pops was wore out. | |
| That's why young people should have children. | |
| But listen to me. | |
| Listen, this world will tell you, well, kids are a burden. | |
| God says, no, kids are a blessing. | |
| And you ought to have children. | |
| God made you male and female so you could reproduce. | |
| Listen to what the Bible says. | |
| I love this verse. | |
| Put this down in your margin of your Bible so you can go study this. | |
| Malachi chapter 2 and verse number 15. Listen to what the Bible says. | |
| And he said, Did not he make one? | |
| Yet had he the residue of the Spirit? | |
| And wherefore one? | |
| Why one? | |
| That he might seek a godly seed. | |
| Therefore, take heed to your spirit and let none deal treacherously against the wife of thy youth. | |
| Now, in plain English, here's what he said. | |
| Why did God make us one? | |
| So that we could reproduce and have a godly seed. | |
| So be careful how you deal with your spouse because your purpose here in your marriage is to be one physically for multiplication to raise up godly children. | |
| God wants you to multiply godly seeds. | |
| So he makes us one physically for multiplication. | |
| And it's so sad to see parents who could have children not having children. | |
| Because they want more money. | |
| Well, I hope that one day you get to just snuggle your 401k. | |
| And when you die, the state will take it and divvy it out to fund all their programs. | |
| Listen to me. | |
| I've said it before and I'll say it again. | |
| Children do not make rich men poor. | |
| Children make poor men rich. | |
| And if you wait to have kids so you can get all your treasures, you'll leave all your treasures here. | |
| You have some children. | |
| You can take all your treasures with you. | |
| And God wants you to have children. | |
| My heart breaks for parents who want to have kids and can't have them. | |
| While you got people who could have kids and they're not having children. | |
| Listen, God wants you to have children. | |
| Happy is the man that has his quiver full of them. | |
| So, have some kids. | |
| We are not only one physically for multiplication, but we are one psychologically for communication. | |
| Marriage is to be the deepest emotional intimacy that we can have. | |
| The word intimacy comes from the Latin word which means innermost. | |
| Intimacy in a marriage is where we share our innermost with one another as a marriage. | |
| Listen, it's the secrets that we share with each other that bind the tightest heart strings. | |
| And it's the secrets that we keep from each other that break those strings. | |
| God meant for husbands and wives to communicate. | |
| You know what the number one problem in communication in marriage is? | |
| Men. | |
| Men get to communicate when they're dating. | |
| Boy, they talk and talk and talk until they get married and then all of a sudden they're done talking. | |
| And men, you've got to be very careful. | |
| Your wife emotionally needs you to open up and communicate. | |
| And so communicate. | |
| And if you don't communicate, you'll disintegrate. | |
| Get yourself talking and spend time getting to know one another emotionally. | |
| You should not just be lovers. | |
| Listen to me. | |
| You should not just be lovers. | |
| You should be friends. | |
| And you should know one another. | |
| Don't miss this statement. | |
| I'm going to tell you right now. | |
| Your spouse is not your computer. | |
| They're your completer. | |
| We have so much friction because we're in competition with our spouse. | |
| You're not supposed to be in competition with your spouse. | |
| You're supposed to be complementing and completing your spouse. | |
| Alright, we're taking a break. | |
| We're coming back. | |
| Stay tuned. | |
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| We're going right back to Pastor Dean Miller and his sermon from this Sunday. | |
| And God made us one. | |
| We're incomplete without each other. | |
| And so get together and communicate. | |
| And then number three, God made you one spiritually for communion. | |
| God made you one physically for multiplication. | |
| God made you one emotionally for communication. | |
| And God made you one spiritually for communion with God. | |
| Listen to me. | |
| Husbands and wives, pray together. | |
| Spend time praying, seeking the Lord, and praying together will do so much to draw you closer. | |
| Now, I will tell you, sometimes men, we're bad about this. | |
| Men, sometimes we don't mind praying in private. | |
| We don't mind talking to the Lord. | |
| We get the roof off and we talk to God. | |
| We just don't get the walls down and share it with our wife. | |
| And I'll tell you right now, there's a reason for that. | |
| Men a lot of times become self-sufficient. | |
| We're self-sufficient. | |
| Listen, your wife needs you to open up and pray with her. | |
| And I will tell you, this is the number one battle I have had in my life and in our marriage. | |
| I have prayed at the side of the beds with people dying. | |
| I've prayed on the side of the road as people bled out. | |
| I've prayed in front of Congress. | |
| I've prayed with governors. | |
| I have prayed in very prominent, important places. | |
| And it's easy to pray in those places. | |
| You know why? | |
| They don't know me. | |
| But when I take Michelle by the hand and I bow my head to begin a prayer, she knows this rascal that's praying. | |
| I can't say flowery things to her and she say, oh, that's a sweet prayer. | |
| She knew what I said yesterday when she asked me to clean out the garage. | |
| And I got to be right with her to be right with him. | |
| But you need to pray. | |
| You need to pray. | |
| Husbands, lead in prayer and spend time in prayer. | |
| It'll do more for your marriage than you'll ever know. | |
| Stop fighting. | |
| Grab each other by the hand and pray. | |
| And go to God. | |
| And it'll do more for you. | |
| God made you one for communion with Him. | |
| So I said, number one, God is the designer of the home. | |
| Number two, Satan is the destroyer of the home. | |
| In Matthew chapter 19, verse number 7, they said, Why did Moses then give a commandment, a writing of divorcement, to put her away? | |
| And he said to them, Moses, because of the hardness of your hearts, suffered you to put away your wives. | |
| From the beginning it was not so. | |
| Listen, man's hearts grew hard. | |
| Why? | |
| Because of sin. | |
| Satan is the destroyer of the home. | |
| God is the designer. | |
| Satan is the destroyer. | |
| And Satan has unleashed the hounds of hell against the home, and he wants to destroy it. | |
| And let me tell you how he does it. | |
| Satan always does his work with the lie. | |
| Don't ever miss this. | |
| He's the father of the lie. | |
| He's a liar. | |
| Don't miss what I'm going to tell you right now. | |
| Satan's motive is always murder. | |
| But his method is always the lie. | |
| So Satan's end goal is to destroy your home. | |
| His method is to lie you to that. | |
| He'll deceive you. | |
| Let me tell you some of the biggest lies that Satan has used to destroy homes and why people get divorced. | |
| They'll say things like this. | |
| Well, we're getting divorced because the love has gone out of our marriage. | |
| I cannot tell you how many times I've heard people say that. | |
| Well, we just don't love each other anymore. | |
| Well, wah. | |
| So we're going to get divorced, okay? | |
| Try to pass that at the judgment seat of Christ. | |
| Try to tell Jesus at the judgment seat, well, we got divorced because we just fell out of love with you. | |
| Just go to the judgment seat and sing, we lost that love and feeling. | |
| Now listen to me. | |
| That is no reason. | |
| That's a lie from the devil that you've lost your love. | |
| That's like someone opened up the cabinet and there's no bread and we say, ah, we got to sell the house and move. | |
| There's no bread here. | |
| Well, what do you do if you run out of bread? | |
| You just go get more bread. | |
| What happens when you start running low on love? | |
| You manufacture more love. | |
| Don't miss this. | |
| Love does not hold your marriage together. | |
| It is your marriage that sustains your love. | |
| See, God wants you to get into a marriage commitment. | |
| And now the commitment is what motivates you to love. | |
| It's not your love that holds your marriage together. | |
| It's your marriage that sustains your love. | |
| Love is not an emotion. | |
| It's not a feeling. | |
| Love is a matter of the will. | |
| See, In our world today, we have changed love to be a noun. | |
| It's a person, place, thing, or idea. | |
| It's some kind of fuzzy thing. | |
| Oh, and people get married because of the ideal. | |
| Until it becomes an ordeal. | |
| Then they start looking for a new deal. | |
| God said love is not an emotion. | |
| Love is a matter of the will. | |
| And to prove it to you, he said in Ephesians 5.25, Husbands, love your wives. | |
| Now that's a commandment. | |
| He didn't say, feel love to your wives. | |
| He said, you love your wife. | |
| That's a commandment. | |
| And listen to me, behind every commandment in this book, behind every commandment, is the omnipotent power of God to fulfill it. | |
| If you go to God and say, God, you've commanded me to love my wife. | |
| Now, God, I'm going to need to get that love from you so I can do that. | |
| God will give you the power to do it. | |
| In Titus chapter 2 and verse number 5, the Bible says, Let the older women teach the younger women to love their husbands. | |
| That means love can be taught and love can be learned. | |
| If love can be taught and love can be learned, then love is not an emotion. | |
| Love is a matter of the will. | |
| And so God said, I want you to love your husband. | |
| See, we have redefined love. | |
| In this generation, what we really say when we say, I love you, is I want you. | |
| Think about this. | |
| We base it on conditions. | |
| We love their beauty. | |
| We love their personality, their wit, their money, their skills. | |
| This person just makes me feel so warm and fuzzy. | |
| I'm in love. | |
| And it's just so good. | |
| Listen to me. | |
| We smirk at that, but there's a major danger. | |
| In that kind of love. | |
| Because what you don't realize is subconsciously when you have conditions, when you love somebody for their beauty, or you love somebody for their money, or you love somebody and you say you love somebody because you like their personality and how they make you feel. | |
| Listen to me. | |
| What that does is this. | |
| It subconsciously creates some attitudes in you. | |
| Number one, it creates an attitude of fear. | |
| Because what if I can't keep up with what they expect? | |
| What if my beauty fades? | |
| What if my strength goes away? | |
| What if my money runs dry? | |
| What if something happens and I have a stroke and I don't have the personality I used to have? | |
| What happens then? | |
| So it creates fear in the heart. | |
| Or what if somebody else comes along who's better at that than me? | |
| Well, they go with them. | |
| So then it creates fear. | |
| Not only that... | |
| It creates guilt. | |
| It creates guilt because we have this weight on us that we don't feel like we measure up. | |
| We're always constantly trying to measure up to their expectations. | |
| And listen to me, expectations are destroyers of relationships. | |
| God put no expectations on you when he died at Calvary. | |
| While you were yet sinners, Christ died for you. | |
| It was unconditional. | |
| It wasn't on what you could do for Him. | |
| God set His love on you and chose to love you. | |
| It was what He could do for you. | |
| And listen to me. | |
| Because He loved you, we love Him. | |
| And that's what real love does. | |
| Real love responds love to love. | |
| But when you live this way, when you've got these conditions, because of your beauty, because of your personality, because this is what you do, because this is how you make me feel... | |
| Well then, we feel guilty, we have this weight of guilt, because how do I really measure up to that? | |
| By the way, do you understand the burden that that puts on somebody when you say to them, all of my happiness is on you. | |
| Go. | |
| Thirdly, it develops an attitude of anger. | |
| Because after a while in that relationship, we begin to feel used. | |
| Because what we said was, I love you. | |
| What we meant was, I want you. | |
| And we had these conditions. | |
| And that is not God's love. | |
| God's love is unconditional. | |
| Calvary love is unconditional. | |
| And husbands, how are you to love your wives? | |
| As Christ loved the church. | |
| And so it's unconditional love and it's given without condition. | |
| And let me tell you what that does. | |
| Listen, unconditional love takes away, it takes away the feeling of fear and it replaces it with security. | |
| It takes away the feeling of guilt and replaces that feeling of guilt with the feeling of peace. | |
| And it takes away the feeling of anger and brings in joy when you love unconditionally. | |
| Alright, we're taking a break. | |
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| Welcome back to Just Form Talk Radio. | |
| We're listening to Pastor Dean Miller from Front Range Baptist Church right here in Fort Collins, Colorado. | |
| Services are Sundays at 9.30 and 11 a.m. | |
| For anybody who is interested, all are welcome. | |
| Let's go back to his sermon from Colossians. | |
| Listen to this. | |
| So Satan gives a lie that says, well, we ran out of love. | |
| Well, go get some more. | |
| That's a lie of Satan. | |
| You don't divorce because you don't have love. | |
| You just go manufacture love. | |
| Start loving each other as a matter of will. | |
| Number two lie that the devil tells you is that it's better for the children that we divorce because of all the fighting and the friction in the home. | |
| You know, that is so selfish. | |
| Because we're putting off on the children because of what we really want to do for ourselves. | |
| I want this for me, so I'm putting it off on the kids that this is best for them. | |
| Listen, sociologists have proven over and over again that divorce is very rarely ever a positive in the life of a child. | |
| There are some cases, in the case of major abuse or physical trauma or incest and other things where leaving somebody can improve the life of a child. | |
| Yes. | |
| But overwhelmingly, divorce does more damage in the life of a child than it does positive good in the life of a child. | |
| And some people have believed the devil's lie that there's only two options. | |
| Well, we either get divorced or we just make the kids live in this friction. | |
| Well, let me give you the third option. | |
| Get right with God and get right with each other and love each other like God loved you and live in peace in your home. | |
| Get that thing right with God. | |
| And begin to be the person that God wants you to be. | |
| The other lie that Satan tells us is that we owe it to ourselves to be happy. | |
| People get divorced because they owe it to themselves to be happy. | |
| Listen, no. | |
| You know what you owe it to yourself? | |
| You owe it to yourself to keep your word. | |
| And fulfill your commitment. | |
| And to stay married no matter what. | |
| And I will tell you this. | |
| Your happiness is not the only thing in life that matters. | |
| If your happiness mattered, there would be no speed limit. | |
| If your happiness mattered, there would be no cashier at the front of the store. | |
| Just go get what you want and take what you want. | |
| And that fire truck right there that's going by, somebody wanted to be happy and ran a red light. | |
| And now nobody's happy. | |
| And that's what happens in our homes. | |
| We start living for our own happiness and we destroy each other in the process. | |
| If you begin to chase happiness, you'll never find happiness. | |
| You know what the way to happiness is? | |
| Holiness. | |
| Living life God's way brings happiness. | |
| Happiness is a byproduct of doing life God's way. | |
| You know, there's so much truth in this message today. | |
| I hope you're listening. | |
| We're almost done and I have had to shorten this for the sake of time because I knew we would take time in communion and I wanted to do that today. | |
| But when you break your marriage vows and you divorce or you step outside the bonds of marriage, what you're telling God is that His commandments are optional. | |
| And what you're doing is you're defrauding your spouse. | |
| And what you're doing is you're dishonoring yourself when you do that. | |
| You bring shame. | |
| And I'll tell you this, you're telling your children that your pleasure is more important than their life. | |
| Before you dads ever step out of the bond of your marriage, you better think about that conversation with your kids. | |
| You see, lust never looks ahead. | |
| You stay with what God has told you to do. | |
| God is not telling you to get a divorce. | |
| Some people say, well, I just feel like God wants us to divorce. | |
| Well, God's not going to change His word for you. | |
| And God said in Malachi chapter 2, he hates it. | |
| And all through the scripture, God didn't intend for divorce. | |
| God intended it for one man, for one woman, for one lifetime. | |
| People who divorce and people who don't divorce normally are facing the exact same kinds of problems in their marriages. | |
| Did you ever think about that? | |
| People who get divorced and people who stay married have all faced the same problems. | |
| There is no problem too big, only people too small to solve them. | |
| And what we do is we start attacking one another instead of attacking the problem. | |
| And we're just too small and petty to fix our problem. | |
| So we divorce and we just do nothing more than to add to our problem. | |
| So, I'll just say this. | |
| One message is not going to change your marriage, but it can change the direction of your marriage today. | |
| God is the designer. | |
| Satan is the destroyer. | |
| Don't throw away 90% of good in your marriage for the 10% that's bad. | |
| Just get on your knees before God and start fixing the 10%. | |
| Let God do it. | |
| And He can do it. | |
| And I'll close with this. | |
| If God designed the home and Satan is after to destroy the home, listen, then what are you and I to do? | |
| We are to defend the home. | |
| Our job is to defend it. | |
| Now, I love to defend my home. | |
| I've got guns in every room, and I hear a noise, I hear a creak, and I jump up and say, Babe, the gun's over there. | |
| Go get it and see what that is. | |
| And... | |
| But there's a war on the family today. | |
| There's a war on the family. | |
| Satan's after your home. | |
| Look at verse number 6. Wherefore they are no more twain, but one flesh. | |
| What therefore God had joined together, let not man put asunder. | |
| You have no right to undo what God did. | |
| So defend your home. | |
| Do you know that a church is only as strong as its families? | |
| And do you know that a nation is only as strong as its homes? | |
| And do you know that's why we have such problems today in our churches and in our nation? | |
| Because we have a decimation of the home and the family. | |
| Satan has waged war. | |
| We need some people to defend it. | |
| And I just want to tell you, church, listen, where there is God, there is hope. | |
| And so you can do things God's way and you can have a happy home. | |
| Now, let me just say very quickly before we close, what do you do? | |
| What do those of you do who've failed in your marriage or you have a broken home or you have... | |
| Destroyed something beyond repair. | |
| What do you do about that? | |
| Say, Pastor, we've already been divorced. | |
| We got remarried. | |
| What do we do? | |
| Let me just say this. | |
| Number one, you make the very best of the marriage that you're in. | |
| You now take that marriage and you begin to apply the principles of God to that marriage and you realize that God is merciful. | |
| And you let God help you to be right in the marriage you're in. | |
| I'll say this very quickly, and I don't want to take time on this, but in 1 Corinthians chapter 7, the Apostle Paul was answering a letter that the Corinthians had written. | |
| It's a very confusing chapter because we have the answers and we don't have the questions. | |
| So you have to discern the question from the answer. | |
| And so it takes a lot of study. | |
| But in that passage of Scripture, Paul was dealing with a church who was fraught with fornication, fraught with division, fraught with all kinds of sin. | |
| They had temples of worship. | |
| Listen, they had temples of worship that involved prostitution. | |
| That church was filled with people who had defiled themselves and had multiple marriages. | |
| And have been joined to all kinds of men and women. | |
| And now they've been saved. | |
| And what do they do? | |
| And so somebody began to teach them that all sex was sin. | |
| And they asked Paul, what do we do? | |
| Paul said, it's good for a man not to touch a woman. | |
| Don't touch if you're not married. | |
| Why? | |
| Because it begins to burn. | |
| It begins to start the fires of desire. | |
| And a man cannot take fire into his bosom and not be burned. | |
| So don't do that. | |
| But to avoid fornication, Paul said, let a man take a wife. | |
| Alright, we're coming right back. | |
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| When I was broken at the bottom, I found you're my healer and redeemer, Jesus. | |
| That's who you are. | |
| You brought me blessings out of a tragedy. | |
| You turned my old song into a symphony. | |
| And with your spirit living inside of me. | |
| I'm a new creation. | |
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| Welcome back to Just Form Talk Radio. | |
| We're at the end of the show. | |
| It's our final segment, so we're going to play out Pastor Dean Miller's sermon from Front Range Baptist Church right here in Fort Collins, Colorado. | |
| Again, services are Sundays at 9, 30, and 11 a.m. | |
| All are welcome. | |
| Let's finish up with Pastor Miller's sermon. | |
| And let husbands and wives enjoy the act of marriage that God has given to them in the bonds of marriage. | |
| And then Paul talks to three different groups of people. | |
| He talks to virgins, people who've never been married. | |
| He talks to widows, people who've been married and lost their spouse. | |
| And he talks to the unmarried. | |
| Well, who were they? | |
| Well, they weren't virgins. | |
| And in one place, Paul addressed the virgins and the unmarried. | |
| They weren't widows because in another place, Paul addressed the widows and the unmarried. | |
| Well, who were these unmarried? | |
| They were people who'd been divorced. | |
| They'd had a marriage that had failed, and now they were unmarried. | |
| And Paul addressed all of them, and he said to all of them, Widows, virgins, unmarried, if you're going to be married, be married in the Lord. | |
| Get married God's way, do it His way, and let God restore what sin has destroyed. | |
| I want to say to those of you who've been through divorce, divorce is not the unpardonable sin. | |
| And for a long time, people in the church got on their sanctimonious horses and rode around and looked down their sacrilegious noses at people and said, well, God can no longer use you because you've been divorced and remarried. | |
| And I want to just tell you something, church. | |
| Listen to me. | |
| There's no place for that in the church. | |
| The church is not a museum for the saints. | |
| It's a hospital for the sinner. | |
| And I want to tell you something. | |
| Right now, when the adulterous woman was thrown at Jesus' feet and they said, the law says to stone her, Jesus stooped down and he wrote in the sand. | |
| He said, what are you writing? | |
| I don't know and you don't know, but I guess he wrote the law. | |
| I think he wrote the Ten Commandments. | |
| Then he got up and he said, he that is without sin cast the first stone. | |
| Then he wrote back down in the sand. | |
| You say, what did he write the second time? | |
| I don't know and you don't know, but I surmise, my guess is, he wrote down in there, that he that comes to me, Allah no wise cast him out. | |
| And Jesus stood up and he said, hey woman, where are all your accusers? | |
| She said, they all went home. | |
| He said, good. | |
| He said, I don't condemn you either. | |
| Go and sin no more. | |
| Now let me tell you what Jesus didn't do. | |
| He did not condone her adultery. | |
| He didn't say what you did was okay. | |
| He wrote it in the law, thou shalt not commit adultery. | |
| He also did not condemn her. | |
| What did he do? | |
| He confronted her with the law and confronted her with grace, and he forgave her and sent her on her way, a changed woman. | |
| That's what the church is to do. | |
| We are to confront people with love and grace, and we're to show them the love of God and help them be restored. | |
| So, listen, don't condemn. | |
| And if you broke your home or someone else broke your home and you're the recipient of it, God still has a plan for you. | |
| Romans 8, 1. The Bible says, There is therefore now no condemnation to them which are in Christ Jesus, who walk not after the flesh, but after the Spirit. | |
| Listen to me. | |
| God is not... | |
| He did not send His Son into the world to condemn the world, but that the world through Him might be saved. | |
| And so, bask in the plan of God. | |
| Surrender yourself to God. | |
| Let God... | |
| Take the broken pottery and put it back together and make you new. | |
| And He'll do it. | |
| And I want to say this. | |
| I want to say this. | |
| That is in no way, shape, or form me condoning divorce. | |
| In this church, we're going to preach what God's Word says. | |
| Divorce is wrong. | |
| And I'm going to preach it as long as I'm the pastor of this church. | |
| I'm going to preach it. | |
| I'm going to stand at the cliff. | |
| Where so many have been broken. | |
| And I'm going to build a wall here. | |
| And I'm going to say, we're going to marry in the Lord. | |
| We're going to do right in the Lord. | |
| And this is what the Bible says. | |
| Here's the wall. | |
| Don't go over the cliff and dash your life on the rocks of divorce. | |
| Don't do it. | |
| It's wrong. | |
| We're going to build a wall. | |
| But we're also going to have an ambulance at the bottom of the hill for anybody who goes down. | |
| And we're going to get them to the hospital and help them. | |
| And we're going to get them fixed. | |
| But we better build the wall first. | |
| And so, let me just say, divorce is wrong. | |
| God's plan is for you to leave and cleave and then be. | |
| So how do you defend your home, Pastor? | |
| Here it is. | |
| Make Jesus the very center of it. | |
| Alright, that's it. | |
| Pastor Dean Miller, Front Range Baptist Church. | |
| Make sure you guys tune in tomorrow. | |
| Another great show ahead. | |
| Until then, I'm your host, Craig James. |