Oct. 22, 2024 - Stew Peters Show
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| Thank you. | |
| Thank you. | |
| My name is Paul Harreld. | |
| You have found the Millstone Reports and you guys know the drill. | |
| We can't do the show without you watching every single day. | |
| Jesus is Lord. | |
| Christ is King. | |
| The claim is an exclusive one. | |
| It's why Christians were persecuted in the Roman Empire and fed to lions and used as torches to light Nero's nighttime parties. | |
| Rome It wasn't just triggered because Christians were worshiping Christ. | |
| After all, Rome was a polytheistic society. | |
| There was a great pantheon of Roman gods. | |
| Gods with a little g, mind you. | |
| But the Christians... | |
| The Christians not only worshipped another god, they worshipped God exclusively and boldly claimed there was only one god and they refused to worship Caesar as a god. | |
| And this was a bridge too far for the Roman pagans. | |
| So Christians were killed and persecuted for hundreds of years and even still the church grew And eventually conquered the Roman world. | |
| So, it's no surprise that as we watch the paganization of America, as we watch wicked things called righteous, that Christians are once again refusing to be silent. | |
| And shocker, Kamala Harris is no fan of the exclusive claim that Jesus Christ is Lord. | |
| So I'm a little behind the eight ball on this because we had a full show yesterday, and so we didn't get to some of the news that broke over the weekend, so I know it's Tuesday, but I have to cover this. | |
| You guys know that I was going to have to cover this. | |
| Because it's fascinating. | |
| I first heard the news from Robbie Starbuck when he posted that someone at Kamala's rally said, Jesus is Lord. | |
| And she snapped back, Oh, you guys are at the wrong rally. | |
| I think you meant to go to the smaller one down the street. | |
| And he posted a link to this video. | |
| Let's take a listen. | |
| So a few weeks ago, I attended the Trump rally here in my town. | |
| Before I dive into what I'm about to share, here's a peek at that. | |
| Jam-packed. | |
| Well, today I found out that Kamala Harris was coming to my town, so I decided to go. | |
| I wanted to see the differences. | |
| Notably, I had to show my ID to get in to see her. | |
| But anyway, I was making a video talking actually about how sad I was that the loudest cheering at the rather small event came in support of abortion when I panned over to the crowd and to her speaking and I caught something I wasn't expecting. | |
| Check it out. | |
| Not a lot of energy here, but everyone just cheered and screamed for killing babies. | |
| So that was disappointing. | |
| That's to be expected. | |
| Anyway, here she is. | |
| Did you hear that? | |
| She caught it. | |
| Some guy in the crowd shouted, Jesus is Lord! | |
| And Kamala said, I think you're at the wrong rally. | |
| And then she said, try the smaller one down the street. | |
| All right, so that's the story, okay? | |
| That's the story. | |
| Father Calvin Robinson, he posts, red team is pro-Christ, blue team is anti-Christ. | |
| When someone shows you who they are, believe them the first time. | |
| That's because after that, shortly after that, is the fallout. | |
| This was spreading like wildfire. | |
| This was also spreading... | |
| It was spreading among Christian Xers as well, especially the evangelicals, the squishy evangelicals for Harris and that sort of thing. | |
| There were people dunking on those types, the Phil Vischer types. | |
| I don't know if he's an actual evangelical for Harris. | |
| But anyway, the Phil Vischer, Ray Ortlund types, people like that, they were getting dunked on because it's like... | |
| Kamala Harris just, and of course the campaign's going to say, no, she wasn't talking about that, whatever. | |
| It was spreading all over. | |
| Can you imagine being an evangelical for Harris right now when she literally is denying the divinity of Christ? | |
| She's denying the kingship, the lordship of Christ, and she's rejecting those people in the audience and saying, leave? | |
| So J.D. Vance giving a speech in Wisconsin in response, or in the wake of all of this spreading online, So in politics, | |
| a lot of times people love to say things are gray, things are a mixed bag, making sausage is an ugly thing. | |
| That's all true. | |
| But I'll tell you this. | |
| There's never been a more truthful... | |
| There's no more truthful of a statement than can be made by a politician than that. | |
| That is the most truthful thing J.D. Vance has ever said as a politician. | |
| This is a confession. | |
| This is a fact. | |
| Jesus is Lord. | |
| Christ is King. | |
| One party is saying, no, he's not. | |
| The other party is saying, yeah, you know what? | |
| Jesus is King. | |
| Christ is Lord. | |
| Jesus is Lord. | |
| This is a fact. | |
| This is a truthful statement. | |
| This is the most truthful statement that you can make. | |
| And that's why I think it's so interesting, because we're talking about politics, which is habitually just a game of lies. | |
| And yet, I don't even care what the motivation is. | |
| I don't even care if the motivation is, I said Jesus is king because I want people to vote for us. | |
| And actually, by the way, that's a good reason to vote for somebody. | |
| It's a true statement. | |
| And that, and it's the most true statement, right? | |
| The idea that Christ is king is the reason why you woke up this morning. | |
| The foundations of the earth are upheld by this simple fact. | |
| The mitochondria in your cells that allows cellular respiration to take place happens because Jesus is Lord and has dominion over all the earth and is in heaven, seated at the right hand of the Father. | |
| This simple truth is... | |
| is an incomprehensible, inexhaustible truth. | |
| 2024 or the campaign for the White House or whatever it is, certainly there are data points. | |
| The assassination data point. | |
| We're going to talk about data points here in a minute. | |
| I think this is a data point. | |
| It is. | |
| It's a giant one. | |
| Jesus is Lord. | |
| I think you're at the wrong rally. | |
| Jesus is king. | |
| Jesus is king. | |
| Let's listen to it again, shall we? | |
| Anti-Christian approach to public policy. | |
| I don't think we've... | |
| I don't think that we've... | |
| That's right. | |
| Jesus is king. | |
| and I don't think that we've seen... | |
| Jesus is, in fact, king. | |
| Versus, let's see, Kamala, what does she say? | |
| Let's see if we can hear it. | |
| They would undo the protections of Roe v. | |
| Wade, and they did as he intended. | |
| Oh, you guys are at the wrong rally. | |
| You can actually hear it a little bit better in the first video we played, when she's actually capturing the... | |
| The celebration of baby murder. | |
| It's incredible. | |
| Okay, so because Kamala Harris had such a terrible weekend and it was spreading like wildfire that she was anti-Christian, she decides to attend a church service, if that's what you want to call it, on Sunday. | |
| There she is. | |
| Here she comes. | |
| Vice President of the United States entering the church building. | |
| So all praise, glory, and honor. | |
| As she's walking in the room, it's very, very... | |
| Cringe. | |
| Eric Reid. | |
| Eric Reid is a guy who hosts the Bully Pulpit podcast. | |
| In his bio, he says Jesus is King. | |
| He says his interests are church, leadership, business, politics, sports, and culture. | |
| He's the co-host, again, of the Bully Pulpit podcast. | |
| He says all the evangelical leaders who would go into cardiac arrest if Trump did this won't say a word about Kamala's church visit. | |
| We won't hear tirades about a compromised church or Christian nationalism. | |
| Crickets. | |
| I saw the one, there's a souls to the polls. | |
| There's a souls to the polls image. | |
| Kamala saying, we've got to get the souls to the polls. | |
| Is this the Christian nationalism that we've been hearing so many bad things about? | |
| Is this the Christian nationalism that Rob Reiner and Russell Moore and David French want us to fear? | |
| I think not. | |
| So speaking of data points, what a ride. | |
| What a ride. | |
| Here's Trump in court. | |
| Here's his mug shot. | |
| I don't know what this is. | |
| Walking into a convenience store. | |
| Here's Trump after he got shot. | |
| Here's Trump uniting, making an alliance with RFK. We've got Elon Musk making an alliance with Trump, albeit expressing it rather oddly. | |
| And then Trump handing out fries at McDonald's. | |
| What a data point. | |
| This is another one. | |
| The most iconic campaign of all time with these different data points. | |
| It really is just going to be an absolute travesty if they steal it and he doesn't win. | |
| Put him on Mount Rushmore, J.D. Vance says. | |
| But then this pick is the best. | |
| There were plenty of people making Norman Rockwell comparisons with this. | |
| Which is kind of ironic. | |
| I do agree. | |
| This does seem like a Norman Rockwell-esque type painting, but it's ironic to me because so many of the McDonald's, the outside of McDonald's, have been remodeled to look like Soviet blocks. | |
| I don't know if you've noticed this. | |
| I don't think it's just McDonald's. | |
| That's why I think it's so interesting because Norman Rockwell is Americana, and then here we are. | |
| This has also got Megan Basham's attention, the author of Shepherds for Sale. | |
| If Trump promised to bring back the beef tallow fries, 80s kids can still remember he'd win in a landslide. | |
| I thought this was really interesting because I try to avoid seed oils. | |
| Every now and then you want a chip though, so it's hard to avoid seed oils. | |
| Although there are... | |
| Corn chips that you can find fried in avocado oil, but they are so, so expensive. | |
| A lot of people don't realize, McDonald's used to fry their stuff in beef tallow, and it was delicious. | |
| Now, I was somebody that was born in 1984, and from what I can tell, people are saying that in the 90s, 1990, McDonald's switched from beef tallow to seed oils. | |
| I've also heard some people say that they switched to 1992. | |
| And not in 1990, but I don't exactly know. | |
| But I do remember that a McDonald's french fry used to be delicious. | |
| And I also remember, while I was thinking before the show, I actually don't think I've had a McDonald's french fry in, I don't know, it's probably been 10 years that I've even been to McDonald's. | |
| Anyway, if Trump promised to bring it back, I agree, okay, I agree, and so does Robert Kennedy Jr., because he posted this the other day. | |
| I think he posted this in response to a lot of people talking about, you know, Trump's at McDonald's, and that the only thing bad about it at McDonald's is you're promoting something that's still, like, poisoning people, right? | |
| Although it was iconic. | |
| It's so funny to hear that MSNBC had these meltdowns. | |
| They couldn't believe what he was doing. | |
| They're trying to say he's mentally deranged for doing it. | |
| But anyway, RFK Jr. | |
| says fast food is part of the American culture, but that doesn't mean it has to be unhealthy and that we can't make better choices. | |
| Did you know that McDonald's used to use beef tallow to make their fries from 1940 until phasing it out in favor of seed oils in 1990? | |
| The switch was made because saturated animal fats were thought to be unhealthy, but we have since discovered that seed oils are the ones driving causes of the obesity epidemic. | |
| Interestingly enough, this began to drastically rise around the same time fast food restaurants switched from beef tallow to seed oils in their fryers. | |
| People who enjoy a burger with fries on a night out aren't to blame. | |
| And Americans should have every right to eat out at a restaurant without being unknowingly poisoned by heavily subsidized seed oils. | |
| The key is subsidized. | |
| You know, they're growing this stuff to make it. | |
| And the government's giving people money to grow it. | |
| It's time to make frying oil tallow again. | |
| Make frying oil tallow again. | |
| That's exactly right. | |
| So, I mean, I actually make my own tallow. | |
| Specifically, anytime... | |
| I'm about to cook some briskets this weekend. | |
| Two briskets, as a matter of fact, for my church. | |
| I'm an aspiring pitmaster. | |
| That's what I do. | |
| I love it. | |
| I cook on a quarter-inch steel smoker. | |
| It's a big deal. | |
| As a matter of fact... | |
| We need to find some sponsors for this program, some barbecue sponsors for this program. | |
| If that's you out there, I would love to tell people about your product if it is good, especially if there are any smokers or any builders out there that want to sell some smokers. | |
| I'm talking about real smokers. | |
| I'm talking about quarter-inch steel or at the minimum 316th-inch steel. | |
| Let's talk about it because I know quite a bit about barbecue. | |
| And anyway, so I make my own tallow. | |
| When you trim the beef brisket, which anytime you get a full pack of brisket, those of you out there, you know, you're supposed to trim it the right way, and you're going to end up with a ton of fat. | |
| Well, you don't waste the fat. | |
| You don't waste the fat. | |
| What you can do is you can cook it down, you make your own tallow, and then... | |
| You can fry your french fries in it whenever you want. | |
| And I've done that, and it is absolutely fantastic. | |
| It doesn't even compare. | |
| You can make your own french fries and fry them in beef tallow. | |
| And there are some stores you can get it online. | |
| I know Amazon has that Chicago packing, Wagyu beef tallow. | |
| And let's see, what else? | |
| Some health food stores will have beef tallow. | |
| It's hard to find in a grocery store, though. | |
| It really is. | |
| We've got to change that, though. | |
| We've got to get back to... | |
| Animal fats are actually good for you. | |
| Animal fats keep your brain going, right? | |
| The whole thing with cholesterol, right? | |
| What healthy cholesterol levels were considered healthy versus what they are now, and they're putting everybody on these drugs that lower your cholesterol, but then there's a link to dementia. | |
| Because guess what? | |
| Your brain needs cholesterol in order to function properly. | |
| Anyway, look, I am very excited. | |
| One of the things I'm excited about the most is if Trump gets in and Robert F. Kennedy, about a lot of things, but if Robert F. Kennedy can actually do this, can actually stop and reform, end the toxic food supply, That's a huge deal for me. | |
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| Okay, moving on, we have this story. | |
| Oh, hang on. | |
| No, no. | |
| I wasn't done with the seed oils. | |
| Forgive me. | |
| This was a good meme to kind of put a bow on it. | |
| Ronald McDonald, they want the tallow back in the fries. | |
| Seed oil, this Twitter account was actually really good. | |
| This Twitter account, seed oil disrespector, got community noted on a post where he kind of made up a quote about Donald Trump saying, we're going to get the seed oils out. | |
| And then, of course, Kennedy Jr. | |
| came out and said, we are going to get the seed oils out. | |
| Going to put the beef tallow back in McDonald's. | |
| This is great. | |
| We're going to end the seed oils under President Trump. | |
| And not just at McDonald's, okay? | |
| Not just at McDonald's, but we're talking about ending the seed oils at, you know, it's in everything. | |
| Look on the ingredients. | |
| You know, soybean oil or safflower oil, it's in everything. | |
| On a box of crackers, you know, it's like, come on, we've got to do something about this. | |
| Alright, so Billboard Chris back in the news because Billboard Chris, I like Billboard Chris and I like what he does. | |
| He stands up for kids. | |
| You know, the thing that we have to grapple with right now, and this is where my priorities are. | |
| I want to do whatever we have to do to end the barbary, to end the butchering of our kids. | |
| There's a lot of controversies that people can get spun up into, and I consider them pointless. | |
| I actually consider some people want to focus on controversies that I actually think are going to prolong the barbary of our children. | |
| That's my opinion. | |
| Billboard Chris says, I'm at UCLA and I just met somebody named Clementine who recently detransitioned. | |
| There's a video of it. | |
| It's going to be a much better job. | |
| Let's actually take a listen of this video. | |
| Billboard Chris. | |
| Yeah, come on in. | |
| What's your name? | |
| My name is Clementine. | |
| Nice to meet you. | |
| I've actually seen your stuff online and I'm a huge fan. | |
| I was on puberty blockers. | |
| I started when I was 12 and I was on testosterone from 14 to 17 and I got top surgery at 17. | |
| Totally messed my life up so I just want to say you're doing a good thing. | |
| I can't believe people disagree with you on this. | |
| As a former child transitioner, I'm just appalled that people have anything to question you about. | |
| I swear to you. | |
| Well, I'm so sorry you had to go through all that. | |
| I'm glad you are through it now. | |
| Thank you so much for speaking up. | |
| That's extremely valuable because a lot of people are afraid to. | |
| Yeah. | |
| So, do you mind if we have a little conversation about it? | |
| Of course, yeah. | |
| Okay, come on in this way just a little bit. | |
| Oh yeah, for sure. | |
| Hi. | |
| So, your name again? | |
| My name is Clementine. | |
| Clementine. | |
| So, Clementine went on puberty blockers at what age? | |
| Twelve. | |
| And you detransitioned at? | |
| I detransitioned earlier this year, actually, but I've been going off testosterone since about 17 because it gave me psychosis. | |
| Wow. | |
| When did they put you on testosterone? | |
| Stop right there for a second. | |
| It gave me psychosis. | |
| Yeah, the female body, the female genetics, DNA, not meant to process testosterone. | |
| And that's one of the reasons why I firmly believe you have these trans shooters because, you know, when you're giving the body the wrong hormones, the hormones they're not designed to have. | |
| It makes you go insane, right? | |
| And it also makes you have suicidal thoughts. | |
| And statistically speaking, suicide is an act of violence against yourself. | |
| And statistically speaking, you're more likely to commit violence against other people if you are willing to commit violence against yourself. | |
| Wow. | |
| And when did you have a double mastectomy? | |
| I had a double mastectomy at 14. | |
| I'm currently going through the process of getting reconstructive surgery. | |
| A double mastectomy at 14. | |
| We're told by the left that we're making this up, that this stuff doesn't happen. | |
| I wasn't able to get it improved by my insurance, but it was much harder to get surgery for that than it was to actually get the original top surgery. | |
| She's saying it was easier for her to get a double mastectomy as a child than it is to get the reconstruction surgery she wants. | |
| You know, she wants the surgery, the breast surgery. | |
| She wants to look like a woman again. | |
| Surgery procedure. | |
| For everyone watching this who says this isn't happening, well, it happened to Clementine. | |
| At 14, a double mastectomy. | |
| Puberty block is at 12. | |
| Testosterone at 13. | |
| How old are you now? | |
| I'm 20 now. | |
| I just turned 20. | |
| Have you ever talked to anyone about suing? | |
| I can't disclose what's going on. | |
| I'm here to help you find someone if you need someone. | |
| Do you know Campbell Miller Payne? | |
| I do. | |
| I've talked to them a bunch. | |
| Fantastic. | |
| Campbell Miller Payne is a law firm for dads in Texas who all left their previous law firms and started a new one just to sue for kids and young people like Clementine who've been harmed by this madness. | |
| And these are great guys. | |
| They could have done anything to make a bunch of money, but they started a law firm. | |
| They left all their previous firms. | |
| They have 18 kids between them. | |
| And they're going to cause a lot of waves. | |
| I know some good lawsuits coming, too, which we aren't allowed to announce yet. | |
| Yeah, I really hope so. | |
| But that's one of the ways out of this mess we've gotten into. | |
| I don't know how a child could consent to the loss of their fertility. | |
| Yeah. | |
| Children can't conceptualize that, and I think people don't understand that. | |
| So what got you into this in the first place? | |
| I was sexually abused as a child and that was totally ignored but I started having a lot of negative feelings about my body around puberty and I was egged on by some guidance counselors that I might be transgender and I later decided that I was really a boy and my life would be so much easier because of all this abuse that I had experienced because of being a woman and I totally just rejected womanhood because I thought that all that it meant for me was pain The guidance counselor. | |
| Literally, she was brainwashed. | |
| She was manipulated. | |
| She was preyed upon. | |
| That's what that sounds like. | |
| The guidance counselors egged me on to make me think that I was really a boy. | |
| And now here, she's 20 years old. | |
| She doesn't have her breasts. | |
| She's been on testosterone, sacrificed her fertility. | |
| She's saying that I'm assuming that testosterone has made her infertile, more than likely, because that typically is what happens. | |
| It's not reversible. | |
| Yeah, that's kind of how I got there, but getting out of it was a really difficult process for me, but mostly it was just getting the right therapy. | |
| I went to DBT therapy, and we never discussed my gender. | |
| We only discussed my sexual abuse, and after I dealt with that, I realized I didn't want to do this anymore, and the loss of my fertility and my body just started to really sink in, and I realized, like, oh my god, I've built this entire persona around misogyny. | |
| Do you know for sure that you've lost your fertility? | |
| I'm not 100% sure, but I'm not the most hopeful. | |
| I never went through female puberty, so yeah. | |
| Right. | |
| I'm so sorry, but thank you so much for speaking up. | |
| It's extremely brave. | |
| Thank you for speaking to me. | |
| It's extremely powerful. | |
| I'm so sorry what was done to you, but this is going to help other people not to fall down this rabbit hole. | |
| One last question, and just come in a little bit. | |
| Yeah, of course. | |
| Before you started on the puberty blockers, you've just shared with me this sexual abuse that happened to you before you started on those? | |
| Yeah. | |
| Did anyone ask you about that? | |
| No, not was that brought up once during the meeting. | |
| I was only asked, do I like hanging out with boys? | |
| Do I get fit in better with boys? | |
| What kind of things am I into? | |
| Just really surface level questions. | |
| And I was prescribed puberty blockers 30 minutes into my appointment after being out for four months. | |
| First appointment? | |
| Yes. | |
| With? | |
| Dr. | |
| Joanna Olson-Kennedy at Los Angeles Children's Hospital. | |
| Wow. | |
| Joanna Olson-Kennedy. | |
| I've talked a lot about her, and I'm going to put more about her underneath this video. | |
| All right, so Billboard Chris doing great work out there. | |
| And that brings me to this other post here. | |
| While we're on the topic, Beth Bourne. | |
| We're on the topic of doctors. | |
| Praying and ruining people's lives for money. | |
| Wicked, wicked doctors. | |
| Beth Born, who has a daughter that transitioned. | |
| I wanted proof to show the world that there was almost no stopping a trans-identified child from being medically transitioned at Kaiser Permanente once your child announced their trans identity. | |
| I wanted written records from the pediatricians in my town, Davis, California, exactly what would be their protocol for medicalizing a child and if there were any guardrails in place for parents like me who were not affirming. | |
| In order to do this, I pretended my younger child, my 15-year-old son, was interested in starting up on estrogen so he could present as female. | |
| Unlike his sister, my son had never experienced any distress over gender and wasn't likely to ever see this correspondence between his new pediatrician and me. | |
| Within two days, I received all the proof I needed to show how every pediatrician was completely captured by radical gender ideology and no child was safe under Kaiser's care. | |
| The responses get more shocking as I ask harder questions. | |
| Within 30 minutes, I hear back from my son's pediatrician. | |
| She says kids in Davis are often directly referred to the pediatric gender clinic about an hour away in Oakland. | |
| I'd already learned about the proud clinic with my daughter. | |
| This is a one-stop shop for transitioning kids with gender specialist counselors, fertility bank for storing sperm-slash-eggs, and surgeons performing mastectomies, top surgeries on girls as young as 13. | |
| My next question is an easy one. | |
| Could you tell me how to make the determination that a patient is transgender? | |
| Dr. | |
| Hite quickly answers. | |
| Usually, it's the patient telling me how they identify. | |
| Some people feel strongly that they are male or female, no matter their gender at birth. | |
| So it's the child, she finds out, it's the child who actually is diagnosing himself or herself as transgender based on their feelings? | |
| Number five, I asked the doctor if she might be willing to caution my son about the health risks of starting estrogen, feminizing hormone therapy, since he's only 15 years old. | |
| Not only does Dr. | |
| Height skirt the issue of answering my question about the health risks associated with a 15-year-old boy on cross-sex hormones, but she now responds with a message that now includes my ex-husband. | |
| She says, I am here to speak with Nathan, my patient, not sure what they want to be called now, if they feel ready and want to talk with me, and of course happy to discuss with parents as well. | |
| So she's trying to rat the mother out. | |
| She writes, I already knew the answer to this question since I had done my own undercover investigation where I pretended to be non-binary, and my daughter's psychiatrist had warned me about a patient, 13-year-old non-binary girl of hers, that was prescribed testosterone on the first visit. | |
| But I still asked it, quote, could you tell me the minimum number of sessions with a mental health evaluator before my son could be prescribed estrogen, end quote. | |
| Dr. | |
| Height answers there is no set number of sessions as every patient is different. | |
| She says not to worry that Kaiser isn't putting kids on wrong sex hormones if they've only been thinking about it for a month or two as this would not be consistent slash persistent enough to meet the criteria. | |
| That criteria is six months. | |
| So if the child's been thinking about this for six months they meet the criteria. | |
| She adds I know this can be very difficult as a parent, but there are several excellent websites that you can check out. | |
| All three big TRA lobbying groups promoting the transgender industry, Transparenting, Gender Spectrum, and Human Rights Campaign. | |
| Can children consent to being sterilized? | |
| I decided to ask Dr. | |
| Height point-blank if she'd think my son is old enough at 15 to consent to taking life-altering drugs that could leave him sterilized. | |
| My son's pediatrician acknowledges she can see in my son's records that his sister is trans and says parents need to consent. | |
| What she doesn't say is that in California only one parent needs to consent and you will likely lose custody if you are the non-affirming parent holding the line. | |
| She also says no one is going to force hormones on your child but rather offer support and affirmation for how a child is expressing themselves. | |
| 11. | |
| I pressed on and asked my son's pediatrician if there were any gender-critical doctors at Kaiser Davis. | |
| My friend in town had confided in me that there was a private group chat among her physician colleagues at Kaiser, and a few doctors had voiced their objection to being told to prescribe wrong sex hormones to their patients and instead were referring them to the new gender-affirming care champion in the office, Dr. | |
| Yolanda Bacchus. | |
| The name of the same doctor I met for my undercover story where I pretended to be non-binary, and I can't help myself with this question. | |
| Could you recommend another doctor at Kaiser Davis for my son who is not an activist? | |
| 12 of 12. | |
| And here it is. | |
| The proof that Kaiser Permanente pediatricians will take no responsibility or blame for the destruction, cancer risks, sterility, irreversible genital surgeries to your child. | |
| Dr. | |
| Height says, quote, As I mentioned in my first email, the primary care provider, whether it's a pediatrician or family medicine doctor, really has little oversight in this sort of situation. | |
| End quote. | |
| So Beth Bourne goes on to say, it's a big money generating pipeline for confused kids, as Kaiser is an HMO, so both the insurer and the provider. | |
| All of the Kaiser members are paying the shared cost of putting these kids on wrong sex hormones, needing fertility banks, providing cosmetic double mastectomies for teen girls, etc. | |
| It's the most horrific medical scandal of modern times. | |
| The most horrific medical scandal of modern times. | |
| That's exactly right. | |
| We're going to reset. | |
| Take a break. | |
| We have to stop the butchery and the barbarism going on against our kids, and we have to do it post-taste. | |
| We have to do it sooner rather than later. | |
| This has got to stop. | |
| This is evil. | |
| Evil. | |
| It's next level. | |
| Inventors of evil. | |
| Is it Romans 1 that talks about inventors of evil? | |
| That's what's going on right now. | |
| We're dreaming up new ways for money to be evil and destroy the lives of our children. | |
| We're going to be back here in just a moment to talk more about that. | |
| Also, we have a new segment. | |
| We have a new segment, a reoccurring segment, coming up here in just a moment. | |
| you're not going to want to miss it. | |
| Hey guys, Carlos Cortez here. | |
| Hope you're doing well. | |
| I wanted to just do a quick minute on quick market updates. | |
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| And let's just have a conversation All right, here we are here we are back Thank you so much for being with us as always. | |
| Alright, so I think it's time that we do it. | |
| It's time. | |
| We've got a new segment. | |
| It's been a long time coming. | |
| And let us confess our faith today in the words of the Sparkle Creed. | |
| I believe in the non-binary God. | |
| And now it's time for I'm Already Against Women Clergy. | |
| You don't have to convince me. | |
| Alright, so for this segment, I'm Already Against Women Clergy. | |
| You don't have to convince me. | |
| We go now to... | |
| Woke preacher clips. | |
| And we're going to take a listen. | |
| This is the actress Cheryl Lee Ralph of Abbott Elementary stumped for Kamala Harris at a Philadelphia church this weekend making a slow, tortured Bible analogy about Trump being Barabbas. | |
| So she may not technically be a clergy, but she's speaking in a church worship service like a pastor. | |
| The people had a choice. | |
| The people had a choice! | |
| They said, you can go with this, or you can go with that. | |
| You can go with this, the criminal. | |
| We know he is a criminal. | |
| He has proven to us that he is a criminal. | |
| That is why he is in chains. | |
| His name is... | |
| Barabbas. | |
| Then we have that young man over here. | |
| I don't know what he has done, but it seems that he has done nothing wrong. | |
| Nothing wrong. | |
| And because it seems he has done nothing wrong, I'm not making the choice for the people. | |
| I am saying I wash my hands of this and I am giving you, the people, the choice. | |
| So let's just make Barabbas in nowadays a convict convicted of 34 felonies. | |
| 34 felonies. | |
| Oh, but before that, he was thinking. | |
| Our new Barabbas was thinking. | |
| Should he run for the presidency? | |
| And he said out loud, I could shoot somebody on Fifth Avenue and those blankety-blanks... | |
| Would still vote for me. | |
| So, I mean, in this analogy, they're saying Trump is Barabbas. | |
| And so does that mean she's saying that Kamala is Jesus? | |
| And if you vote for Barabbas, you're voting to kill Kamala Harris? | |
| I mean, maybe it's just all rhetorical. | |
| Obviously it is rhetorical. | |
| Man, that's rough. | |
| That's absolutely horrible. | |
| But, I mean, you know, that's why we created this. | |
| This has been I'm Already Against Women Clergy. | |
| You don't have to convince me. | |
| Actually, I think we've got to go again, okay? | |
| I've got a new contender, okay? | |
| And let us confess our faith today in the words of the Sparkle Creed. | |
| I believe in the non-binary God. | |
| And now it's time for I'm Already Against Women Clergy. | |
| You don't have to convince me. | |
| So for this candidate, this comes to us from Protestia, Pastrix Amanda Crabb of Restoring Hope Church. | |
| Protestia says, and also destroying eardrums. | |
| Why do I keep going back to the same gutter I just got delivered from? | |
| Because when the shaking comes, you abort the mission. | |
| Oh, but God said, I send the shaking to notify your mind. | |
| You do not get to go back to the same rut. | |
| You do not get to go back to the same gutter. | |
| This is the new order. | |
| You know what's happening on Rosh Hashanah? | |
| We are walking smack dab into a holy, divine reset! | |
| And the Lord thy God is dropping his gavel and he's saying, Order! | |
| Order! | |
| Order! | |
| Okay, so... | |
| This... | |
| I feel like this is certainly the winner. | |
| What are you... | |
| I mean, right? | |
| This one's it. | |
| This has been I'm All Ready Against Women Clergy. | |
| You don't have to convince me. | |
| Alright, now, so speaking of religious, you know, Christianity, we were just going over, let's see here, let's just talk, let's do Dusty Deavers. | |
| Okay, we've got the state senator from Oklahoma, Dusty Deavers, writing this, you know, in the time of this election. | |
| Man, see, this is, I guess, one of those AI photos. | |
| I've been using some of those. | |
| For the thumbnails on the show. | |
| He writes, one second, he says, Pastors, do not mistake the Lord's command to love our enemies as a call to remain passive in the face of cultural unrighteousness. | |
| He says, Understand the distinction between personal love and public confrontation. | |
| Isn't that interesting? | |
| Personal love between personal love that we're supposed to have for sinners. | |
| We want to love them, have compassion for them in their sin, and point them to repentance and faith in Christ because we're sinners as well, saved by grace. | |
| He says, Our Lord commanded us to love our enemies, but he never calls us or called us to be silent in the face of cultural rebellion. | |
| He says, Christ indeed bids us to love, yet this love is no feeble sentiment, nor is it a retreat from confronting sin and falsehood. | |
| Your ministry is not confined to the four walls of your church. | |
| Well, and that goes for everybody. | |
| I think it really goes for also everybody. | |
| You know, Christians who go to church and then they are out... | |
| You know, about in the world the other six days of the week, you know? | |
| But he's specifically talking to pastors here because, and this is his perspective, okay? | |
| This is his perspective. | |
| I believe he's a pastor and he's a state senator. | |
| You know, there are some people that would say you need to pick a lane and stick to it, right? | |
| A Christian godly magistrate, and then somebody says, no, I'm going to pastor these people, and this is my sole focus. | |
| I'm not going to focus on the civil magistrate side. | |
| But anyway, look, I'm grateful Dusty Devers is in office. | |
| For sure. | |
| And again, that's just one sentiment. | |
| Actually, I'd love to have him on and talk about that as just one aspect of it. | |
| But so he's specifically talking to pastors here. | |
| and he says that they're charged with far more than mere compassion. | |
| You're entrusted with a sacred duty of guarding the flock and holding fast to the standard of truth. | |
| Christ, the King of kings, has entrusted you with the sacred task of tearing down strongholds and bringing every thought captive to his authority. | |
| 2 Corinthians 10, 4-5, preach the whole counsel of God publicly, unashamedly, for the gospel is the power of God unto salvation, Romans 1-16. | |
| He goes on, As the prophet Ezekiel warns, the watchman who fails to sound the alarm in the face of danger shares in the guild. | |
| Ezekiel 33, 6, Silence in such a time is not love. | |
| It is a grievous failure of stewardship. | |
| Silence is the face of evil. | |
| Silence in the face of evil is surrender, he writes. | |
| I think he's saying this because of these ballot initiatives about child sacrifice. | |
| And right now, I mean, Dusty Devers has got to know that nationwide, we're talking 0 for 7, right? | |
| Since Dobbs and the fall of Roe, the country is 0-7. | |
| Pro-lifers or abolitionists or whatever we're calling them now are 0-7 when it comes to these statewide ballot referendums that are either codifying abortion or are tearing down laws that would prevent abortion. | |
| He says, He says, | |
| This is not the hour for timid hearts. | |
| He goes on, It says, The Word of God commands you to earnestly contend for the faith, Jude 1-3, and to reprove, rebuke, exhort with all long-suffering and doctrine, 2 Timothy 4-2. | |
| The task of a pastor is not to coddle the wolves, but to drive them from the fold. | |
| If the pulpit is silent, how shall the people discern truth from error? | |
| Pastors, you're entrusted with both the private ministry of love and the public ministry of truth. | |
| Stand firm and declare the supremacy of Christ over all things, including the sanctity of life in your states. | |
| Let your voices resound with the power of the gospel. | |
| In this spiritual war, we must not be found wanting. | |
| So, I mean, I think that's certainly a call. | |
| He He's calling out these states, man, that are trying to basically put human sacrifice into their constitutions. | |
| I mean, the state of Ohio did it. | |
| I think it's because a lot of the Christians stayed home. | |
| It was an off-year election or... | |
| But it's really, really, it makes you think it's really, how many people actually still do believe when it's put to the vote that human sacrifice has got to be protected. | |
| It is pretty disgusting. | |
| Jamie Bambrick highlights this Tucker Carlson and Russell Brand reading a passage from a book that's got a lot of people excited. | |
| There's a lot of people who are excited that Russell Brand is reading The Mission of God by Dr. | |
| Joseph Boot. | |
| Jamie Bamrick says that it's one of his favorite books of all time, the fact that Russell Brand is now reading it. | |
| So Russell Brand, he claims that he has converted to Christianity, and just like any new convert who also is experiencing just a massive amount of fame, because Russell Brand was already very famous, Just like any celebrity, it's a mixed bag, right? | |
| Some of the stuff he has said has been so truthful, and you can tell, at least in my opinion, you can tell that he is a changed man. | |
| And that he really, really grasps the idea of who God is and who man is, and that's been very interesting to watch. | |
| But then you also have things like, hey, you know, Russell Brand, he baptized some guy in a river in his underwear, and it's like, okay, that was a thing that was a little contentious, a little awkward. | |
| There's people that are saying, hey, what's going on with Russell Brand is great. | |
| And just like with any new convert, you want them to submit to other people who have been Christians for a long time who can help disciple them and that sort of thing, right? | |
| So new converts are great, but you don't exactly take a new convert and put them in the choir or put them behind the pulpit and that sort of thing. | |
| Although I do think... | |
| So I get how some people are cautious about it, right? | |
| But first of all, it's in God's hands, so we really have nothing to worry about, right? | |
| But I do think it is interesting. | |
| There's a lot of people that pray for celebrities to repent. | |
| There's a lot of people that want people in positions of power that are wicked, and let's say they're in government right now. | |
| What would happen right now if God convicted them of their sin and they repented and turned to Jesus? | |
| What would happen? | |
| They now have this newfound power. | |
| It could happen. | |
| It could happen any second, any day. | |
| And so when you have a celebrity that has now converted, claiming to be Christian, I think is, based on some of the stuff he said, is bearing fruit, just from what I've seen. | |
| What's the formula for that if you're not already in a church? | |
| You know what I mean? | |
| So I guess I would say it would be kind of natural for the celebrity to also, the celebrity status also amplifies somebody going through a journey of being a new Christian. | |
| And that's not always going to be in somebody's mold of what a Christian should be because a new Christian is essentially sharing his conversion experience publicly for everybody to see. | |
| So the Theonomy Tweets account posts, it continues. | |
| Rusty Rockets, Russell Brand, has now introduced Dr. | |
| Joe Boots, the mission of God, to Tucker Carlson, and they're saying this is surreal. | |
| Let's listen to the quote that he pulls out here. | |
| It is pretty interesting. | |
| This is Tucker Carlson. | |
| This is like a book called The Mission of God by Joseph Boo. | |
| He's a theologian and Christian apologist. | |
| I met him the other day. | |
| Firstly, this little phrase I reckon you'll like. | |
| He's talking about the sort of incremental increase of state power and what might be the agenda behind it. | |
| He says here, the new man God is the collective agency for organizing man's liberty and salvation. | |
| This collective divinity is a Nebuchadnezzar-sized idol. | |
| Wow. | |
| The man-god. | |
| Now, not the God-man. | |
| The God-man is typically who we refer to as Jesus. | |
| He's saying the man-god, meaning we are constructing a Tower of Babel 2.0, as I've been saying. | |
| That's what's going on here. | |
| And we're replacing, we're trying to supplant God with a man and all of the systems and the fact that we have all of the technology now to enslave the human race proper, to finally be able to squash the individuality, | |
| to finally be able to try to squash us as image bearers of God, reflecting the glory, reflecting God's glory, He's saying that we're replacing God, and any time that you do that, you're going to try to mimic. | |
| You're going to mimic and falsify the actual attributes of God. | |
| You're going to be the imposter and try to do it yourself. | |
| I like this phrase that it is laying claim to the attributes of the god it has replaced. | |
| Some time ago I thought about omniscience, omnipotence. | |
| What is the aim of this creature that we're confronting? | |
| What does it want? | |
| It wants to destroy us. | |
| And then you're like, this then. | |
| This is like a passage out of 1994, but the lead into it's pretty nice. | |
| Only power for the sake of power is expressed when man usurps the prerogatives of God. | |
| Orwell has the character O'Brien declare in a noted passage, power is inflicting pain and humiliation. | |
| Power is in tearing human minds to pieces and putting them together again in new shapes of your own choosing. | |
| Do you begin to see then what kind of world we are creating? | |
| It's the exact opposite of the stupid hedonistic utopias that the old reformers imagined. | |
| A world of fear and treachery and torment. | |
| A world of trampling and being trampled on. | |
| A world which will grow not less but more merciless as it refines itself. | |
| Progress in our world will be progress towards more pain. | |
| Already we are breaking down the habits of thought which have survived from before the revolution. | |
| We've cut the links between child and parent, between man and man, between man and woman. | |
| No one dares trust a wife or a child or a friend any longer. | |
| I cut it off. | |
| He said, in the future there will be no more wives. | |
| Again, quoting from Dr. | |
| Joseph Boot, his book, The Mission of God. | |
| I think that's on my reading list next, if I can finish the books that I'm already in. | |
| Folks, that's all the time that we have for this edition of the Millstone Report. | |
| My name is Paul Harrell. | |
| Thank you so much. | |
| Unless I'm providentially hindered, I'm going to be back here tomorrow delivering you the news from a biblical worldview. | |
| We'll see you next time. |
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