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Speaker 3: and who I think the twenty forth Amendment was written
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Speaker 4: A lot has been said about me today through anonymous allegations.
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Speaker 7: All right news round up in Information Overload hour. Here's
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Speaker 7: of the program, we have dropped a podcast with Greg
Speaker 7: Jarrett and John Solomon.
Speaker 1: We just dropped it abound ten o'clock this.
Speaker 7: Morning, and we now know from the FBI Director Cash Bettel,
Speaker 7: former ag Pambondi, that there is an investigation that is
Speaker 7: very real going into the possibility of a grand conspiracy
Speaker 7: against Donald Trump that has gone on for eleven years.
Speaker 7: There is information in here that is as far as
Speaker 7: I'm concerned, the evidence is overwhelming. The evidence is incontrovertible.
Speaker 7: We have spent years on radio and TV covering these issues,
Speaker 7: you know, starting with James Comy, and no reasonable prosecutor
Speaker 7: would prosecute, including Hillary Clinton, you know, bleach Bit and
Speaker 7: classified information on servers leading up to the dirty Russian
Speaker 7: disinformation dossier, which was then used as the basis but
Speaker 7: not one, but four FISA warrant applications, even though it
Speaker 7: was not only unverified but unverifiable, you know. Then immediately
Speaker 7: following the twenty sixteen elections, the next thing that we
Speaker 7: know is that the rank and file, career, top level
Speaker 7: intelligence community officials determined that there was no Russian interference.
Speaker 7: There's a big meeting at the White House. Obama's there,
Speaker 7: Biden's there, Clapper's there, Brennan's there and they have a
Speaker 7: meeting in Barack Obama apparently didn't like the results of
Speaker 7: that intel assessment, so they order another intelligence community assessment.
Speaker 7: They came to a very different conclusion. Is this all
Speaker 7: part of an effort to get Trump? You know, followed
Speaker 7: by everything that would happen, especially thirty four indictments when
Speaker 7: you have a novel legal theory that you turn into,
Speaker 7: you know, federal crimes never should have happened. Everything else
Speaker 7: that they did, legal non disclosure agreement. I mean, it
Speaker 7: was this was a method of insanity. But one of
Speaker 7: the other issues of weaponization was the issue of the
Speaker 7: very very innocuous phone call that Donald Trump had with
Speaker 7: with Zolensky that led to the first impeachment. Now we're learning,
Speaker 7: thanks to Tulsi Gabbard and the d and I the
Speaker 7: Director of National Intelligence, we are learning that a lot
Speaker 7: of things that they knew that we didn't know from
Speaker 7: the beginning. The so called whistleblower was a registered Democrat.
Speaker 7: The so called whistleblower had spent years working with Joe Biden.
Speaker 7: The so called whistleblower wasn't even on that perfect phone
Speaker 7: call between Trump and Zelensky, as it was often referred to,
Speaker 7: and now we have Cash Bettel confirming that, in fact,
Speaker 7: he is investigating this as a conspiracy. Now, are all
Speaker 7: of the people It's one of the questions I get
Speaker 7: asked most often by people, you know, are all of
Speaker 7: these people that have now spent eleven years from the
Speaker 7: moment Donald Trump came down that escalator until he became
Speaker 7: president in twenty seventeen until now, has there been pop
Speaker 7: ranking officials within our government that have abused power, that
Speaker 7: have weaponized the Department of Justice all in an effort
Speaker 7: to destroy Donald J.
Speaker 1: Trump?
Speaker 7: And the answer that I come to the conclusion, I
Speaker 7: come to the conclusion I think our next guest comes
Speaker 7: to is absolutely positively. Yet anyway, the person that has
Speaker 7: been breaking down all of this new information is John Solomon.
Speaker 7: He's the founder, creator, editor in chief, chief investigative reporter
Speaker 7: Justinnews dot com. He's on my new podcast. You can
Speaker 7: watch the video podcast on YouTube just look for Hanging
Speaker 7: Out with Me Sean Hannity and take a look at it.
Speaker 7: I think this is the most definitive, informative, you know,
Speaker 7: brand conspiracy breakdown of anybody in the media. Because we
Speaker 7: have covered this story exhaustively for all of these years. Anyway,
Speaker 7: welcome back, John Solomon.
Speaker 3: Ten years. It's hard to believe it's been going on
Speaker 3: ten years with that podcast was a blast. The studio
Speaker 3: is amazing. Hanging out with you and Greg was one
Speaker 3: of my favorite moments in a long time. It was
Speaker 3: such a fun time.
Speaker 7: Because the topic has gets so complicated, we couldn't even
Speaker 7: have a cocktail on the set, which I do offer
Speaker 7: most of my other guests.
Speaker 1: I apologize for that.
Speaker 6: That.
Speaker 7: Oh, if you would have known, it would have changed
Speaker 7: how you feel? What have changed how you felt?
Speaker 3: Exactly?
Speaker 7: All right, I'll let you break down this latest chapter
Speaker 7: and what Paulsey Gabbard has concluded, what John Ratcliffe has confirmed,
Speaker 7: and what now Cash Bottello is looking into.
Speaker 3: Yeah, listen, it's so important. What Cashi? What Tulci just did?
Speaker 3: Telsea Gabbard gave us documents that had been kept from
Speaker 3: the American public, from even the Gang of Eight and
Speaker 3: others in Congress for a long time because it showed
Speaker 3: that the Ukraine impeachment ramp up was just like the
Speaker 3: Russia collusion ramp up. Biased intelligence officers promote a hearsay
Speaker 3: evidence that isn't corroborated, and they injected into the system
Speaker 3: and try to take down Donald Trump. And by the way,
Speaker 3: it starts, just a few months after Donald Trump's cleared
Speaker 3: of Russia collusion, the same intelligence community goes back to
Speaker 3: the same dirty tricks. It's a wash, rinse, repeat cycle.
Speaker 3: And if this evidence had been made public, I've talked
Speaker 3: a lot of people in the last couple of days,
Speaker 3: including defense law for President Trump like Alan Dershowitz, and
Speaker 3: impeachment managers like Mark Meadows and Devin Nunez and John Radcliffe.
Speaker 3: All of them said, if this evidence had been surfaced
Speaker 3: at the time the allegations were made, it would have
Speaker 3: undercut impeachment. Impeachment might not have even occurred. Why because
Speaker 3: we now know the chief accuser, the guy that goes
Speaker 3: with a whistleblower complaint, and I put that whistleblower in
Speaker 3: air quotes, is got a bias. He's a registered Democrat.
Speaker 3: He had worked for Joe Biden, specifically on Ukraine prosecutor corruption,
Speaker 3: the very issue that President Trump was asking Ukraine to
Speaker 3: look into. He only had hearsay evidence, he had nothing
Speaker 3: he knew firsthand. And most importantly, he had given a falsehood,
Speaker 3: total falsehood to the Intelligence Committee when he forwarded his complaint.
Speaker 3: Those are very important credibility issues that normally would be
Speaker 3: turned over by the government to the defense as required
Speaker 3: by but in the case of impeachment, it was kept secret.
Speaker 3: They used classification to hide this, much like they used
Speaker 3: classification to hide the lies about Carter Page and George
Speaker 3: Papadopolis and the bogus Russia collusion, the Steel DA State
Speaker 3: Washburn's repeat again and again. Alan Dershowitz actually said last
Speaker 3: night that the president actually has a good case now
Speaker 3: to go to the trial judge for impeachment. By the way,
Speaker 3: that was the Chief Justice of the United States, John Roberts,
Speaker 3: and or Congress and say you should vacate, you should
Speaker 3: expund from the record the impeachment vote of the House
Speaker 3: in twenty nineteen because the impeachment prosecutors, the government cheated
Speaker 3: the president, didn't give him a fair trial, didn't let
Speaker 3: him confront his accusers with very damning evidence about their credibility.
Speaker 3: That's how big a deal this is. If this was
Speaker 3: a criminal court, and by the way, impeachment was run
Speaker 3: like a criminal court, they agreed to the same rules
Speaker 3: as the federal court system. A judge would have thrown
Speaker 3: out a conviction, thrown out the case immediately upon learning
Speaker 3: this evidence withheld, Alan Dershowitz thinks the president's ever been
Speaker 3: done before in American history, could possibly do that, and
Speaker 3: he'd be on very solid ground based on what Tulsa
Speaker 3: Gabbett just made public.
Speaker 1: I mean, I guess.
Speaker 7: And we go into this in the podcast, and again
Speaker 7: I urge people, if you've not seen Hanging Out with
Speaker 7: Me Sean Hannity, you can find it where you find
Speaker 7: your video podcast, because we really go into a lot
Speaker 7: of depth and we cover eleven years worth of material,
Speaker 7: and then we tie it all together because this is
Speaker 7: a very real investigation. Like, for example, there's been a
Speaker 7: lot of chatter that John Brennan is about to be indicted.
Speaker 7: I've heard this now going on for weeks. I assume
Speaker 7: you probably hear the same chatter.
Speaker 3: Yeah, there's a reason for it. It is very rare
Speaker 3: for a grand jury and federal prosecutors to go to
Speaker 3: Congress and say, would you please send us a certified
Speaker 3: transcript of an interaction with a witness. The government would
Speaker 3: have had the on certified ones for a long time
Speaker 3: when grand jury asked for that, and they did do that.
Speaker 3: The Senate in the House, we're both asked us and
Speaker 3: certified transcripts to the grand jury. It usually means they're
Speaker 3: getting close to making an indictment and they want to
Speaker 3: make it on the official record of Congress, not something
Speaker 3: that they read the newspaper on a website. That's why
Speaker 3: so much has been there's been that much attention on
Speaker 3: John Brennan. We know that Jim Jordan referred him to
Speaker 3: lying for lying and obstructing Congress in twenty three. The
Speaker 3: intelligence community also did that Tulca Gabbard and John Ratcliffe.
Speaker 3: There's a reason for it. His testimony and his own
Speaker 3: emails are in direct conflict. What he said about using
Speaker 3: the Steele dass and the intelligence community assessment and what
Speaker 3: actually happened appeared to be in direct conflict. That's how
Speaker 3: someone usually gets charged with lying to Congress or obstructing Congress,
Speaker 3: which is the two charges that John Brennan has been
Speaker 3: referred to. Meanwhile, there's been some new recent activity about
Speaker 3: James Comey, the former FBI director. Some new evidence of
Speaker 3: my sources tell me that have come up from the NSA,
Speaker 3: the National Security Agency, about information and what was testified
Speaker 3: to what was known during Russia collusion that is putting
Speaker 3: a focal point on him, and I would be keeping
Speaker 3: an eye on both of those guys this month. I
Speaker 3: think there's a lot of activity and we could see decisions. Again,
Speaker 3: they're presumed innocent, but I do think there's a lot
Speaker 3: of activities that suggest charges could be forthcoming.
Speaker 7: All Right, quick breakball with the founder, editor in chief,
Speaker 7: chief investigative reporter justinnews dot com, John Solomon. On the
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Speaker 7: editor in chief, chief investigative reporter for justinews dot com.
Speaker 7: Let me go back to what you suggested with Professor Dershowitz,
Speaker 7: who's a smart lawyer in so many different ways, and
Speaker 7: he talked about going to the Supreme Court and vacating
Speaker 7: this impeachment, which I think they'd have a very very
Speaker 7: strong legal standing in a strong legal case to make happen,
Speaker 7: especially in light of this new information released by Tulsea
Speaker 7: Gabbard and you know, who's the director of National Intelligence.
Speaker 7: I like the idea. Here's the problem. John Roberts is
Speaker 7: in charge of the judges that preside over the Pfizer Court.
Speaker 1: Is that correct?
Speaker 3: Yeah? Absolutely? As the chief Justice, he is the chief
Speaker 3: disciplinary of everyone who wears a black robe in the
Speaker 3: federal court system.
Speaker 7: So here's my question. So when we discovered that people
Speaker 7: knowingly lied to a pfisor court and provided as the
Speaker 7: bulk of information, you know, Hillary Clinton's dirty Russian disinformation dossier,
Speaker 7: and that they were all warned in advance that they
Speaker 7: should not use it, starting with Bruce or himself, which
Speaker 7: is ironic considering his wife Nelly were profusion gps. But
Speaker 7: the fact that they were warned repeatedly that this was
Speaker 7: a political document that should not be used, and they
Speaker 7: used it anyway, how come he never held these judges accountable?
Speaker 7: Or how come he never held the people that signed
Speaker 7: those warrants accountable? Wouldn't that have been in his purview?
Speaker 3: Well, the people who signed the warrants or executive branch,
Speaker 3: so those who would have to be held accountable by
Speaker 3: the Justice Department. And I would make a good argument
Speaker 3: that the Trump won Justice Department and the Biden Department
Speaker 3: with on what should have been more serious charges in
Speaker 3: what we now know is a very orchestrated effort to
Speaker 3: mislead the Vice of Court. There hasn't been any substantial
Speaker 3: evidence that the judges knew they were signing a false warrant,
Speaker 3: but I do think they were rubber stamping things. They
Speaker 3: didn't put enough diligence into it, They didn't ask enough questions.
Speaker 3: There was a reason when the first and second pis
Speaker 3: of warrants came in and say, hey, you told me
Speaker 3: you thought you were going to get this done the
Speaker 3: first one. Why do I need a second warrant? They
Speaker 3: don't do that right, just say a rubber stamp. Go on.
Speaker 3: I think that is something that's begun to change. I've
Speaker 3: been talking to prosecutors who say the price of court
Speaker 3: judges are much more aggressive. Are you sure we need this?
Speaker 3: What you promised me this would happen. So we may
Speaker 3: have changed a little bit of the culture in the
Speaker 3: Vice ofp Court because of what we exposed and the
Speaker 3: outrage that we've rightly been able to generate over what
Speaker 3: really was a lack system that trampled many civil liberties,
Speaker 3: particularly people like Carter Page and President Trump and George Poppadopolis.
Speaker 3: I want to point you to something that just happened.
Speaker 3: The DC Court of Appeals, which is one of the
Speaker 3: most prominent DC federal appeals courts. It's the one that
Speaker 3: oversees the nation's capital. Judges. Tonight they today they slap
Speaker 3: down Judge James Bodseburg. He's been I think the poster
Speaker 3: child for Republicans of what they think is an activist judge. Today,
Speaker 3: the second the DC Court of Appeals agreed that Judge
Speaker 3: Boseburg overstepped his authority, abused his discretion. Those are their words,
Speaker 3: not mine, in trying to block and order a contempt
Speaker 3: investigation of Donald Trump over some immigration issues. That is
Speaker 3: a rear rebuke. You don't see that happen very many
Speaker 3: And I think we're seeing now that the court system,
Speaker 3: which usually would give the benefit of the to the
Speaker 3: of doubt to the judges, are starting to look at
Speaker 3: these judges saying you're looking more like those partisan intelligence
Speaker 3: officers and those partisan FBI agents, and we're not going
Speaker 3: to let you get away with that. I think today
Speaker 3: is ruling by the second by the DC District Court
Speaker 3: of Appeal is a big warning sign to any judge
Speaker 3: who wants to step out and exercise their political beliefs
Speaker 3: that they're going to get slapped down. And that's something
Speaker 3: that could This ruling could definitely get up to the
Speaker 3: Supreme Court and catch Justice Chief Justice John Roberts. This
Speaker 3: was a very tough ruling on Judge Bursberg, saying you
Speaker 3: had no right to do this. This was not the
Speaker 3: work of a judge. That doesn't happen very often in
Speaker 3: the court system.
Speaker 7: John Solomon, editor and chief founder and chief investigative reporter
Speaker 7: justinnews dot com, Sir, thank you for being with us.
Speaker 7: We appreciate you more than you know. Great work. And
Speaker 7: by the way, if you want to see the podcast
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Speaker 7: I just want to remind Linda before we go to
Speaker 7: our busy phones here and Tracy from Texas, who you know,
Speaker 7: is buying into Linda Terianism, which is insanity to me. Now,
Speaker 7: Linda's take is is that you know the Lord's prayer
Speaker 7: which says, forgive us as we forgive those that trust,
Speaker 7: forgive us our treuspasses, as we forgive those that trespass
Speaker 7: against us, very clear, but give them father, they know
Speaker 7: not what they do. Linda is saying, well, first they
Speaker 7: gotta they've gotta ask for forgiveness. No, they don't. You
Speaker 7: should forgive anyway, seventy times seven. The Lord is very
Speaker 7: clear in the Bible about it. And I found a
Speaker 7: quote that I wish that I'd used from the beginning
Speaker 7: because it would have put this whole issue to rest,
Speaker 7: because I got sick and tired of talking about it
Speaker 7: for the last week and a half. And this is
Speaker 7: from Matthew. Matthew six fourteen and fifteen for if you
Speaker 7: forgive other people when they sin, against you, Your heavenly
Speaker 7: father will also forgive you. But if you do not
Speaker 7: forgive others their sins, your father will not forgive you
Speaker 7: your sins. Linda has argued that when she gets to
Speaker 7: the Pearly Gates, she's going to remind God that God
Speaker 7: created her, and that God knew what he was creating
Speaker 7: when he made her, and that that somehow rationalizes the
Speaker 7: fact that she did not follow the Lord's prayer with
Speaker 7: its literal meaning, which is to forgive us as we forgive.
Speaker 7: Very very clear. Now I have more scripture to back
Speaker 7: it up. It can't be any more clear. If you
Speaker 7: do not forgive others their sins, your Father will not
Speaker 7: forgive you your sins, which means your hate list is
Speaker 7: not complying with biblical with biblical text as it is written.
Speaker 1: I'll give you the last word. This is the last
Speaker 1: word on this.
Speaker 8: Jesus said it best in Luke seventeen, chapters one through four.
Speaker 8: To forgive someone without rebuke does not give them their
Speaker 8: chance to repent. And it's like letting a child do
Speaker 8: whatever they want without them ever knowing what was wrong,
Speaker 8: and then saying, Okay, we forgive them. They're confused, so
Speaker 8: if God never rebuked.
Speaker 1: Does is all of this in? Luke? No, I want
Speaker 1: you to read the exact chapters.
Speaker 8: One through four.
Speaker 1: Read it.
Speaker 8: I'm not reading chapters one through four. This is not CCD.
Speaker 8: This is me telling you that.
Speaker 7: I don't want perverted and distorted. You absolutely distort.
Speaker 1: This is the text.
Speaker 8: This is the text, the one line. First of all,
Speaker 8: I'm not copying down the whole Bible. I took down
Speaker 8: one line the whole chapters. I look for it. I said,
Speaker 8: you know, I know I'm not crazy, and I know
Speaker 8: that God doesn't want me walking around forgiving the swallowells
Speaker 8: and the murderers.
Speaker 1: And let me ask you, this is not what God wants.
Speaker 1: What are you quoting again, Luke?
Speaker 8: What Luke seventeen chapters one through four. To forgive someone
Speaker 8: without a rebuke and thereby their chance to repent is
Speaker 8: like allowing a child to do whatever they want without
Speaker 8: them ever knowing what they did wrong, and then saying
Speaker 8: I forgive you. You have to rebuke, you have to repent,
Speaker 8: you have to come to me and then we'll talk.
Speaker 8: I'm not just walking around saying I forgive you because
Speaker 8: I don't. That's not honest.
Speaker 1: Let me read I don't forget.
Speaker 7: We'll text, call things, will call. People to stumble are
Speaker 7: bound to come. But woe to anyone through whom they come.
Speaker 7: It would be better for them to be thrown into
Speaker 7: the sea with a millstone tied around their neck than
Speaker 7: to cause one of these little ones to stumble. So
Speaker 7: watch yourselves. If your brother or sister sins against you,
Speaker 7: rebuke them, and if they repent, forgive them. Even if
Speaker 7: they sin against you seven times in a day and
Speaker 7: seven times come back to you saying I repent, you
Speaker 7: must forgive them now again. I go to Matthew six
Speaker 7: fourteen and fifteen.
Speaker 8: I'm so sorry. What what was that right there? What
Speaker 8: were the words? I just want to watch.
Speaker 4: I heard.
Speaker 1: What you can't not. No, they're not mutually exclusive. No no, no.
Speaker 1: In other words, you have to acknowledge it says.
Speaker 8: Rebuke and repent.
Speaker 1: You can't just walk around.
Speaker 8: Forgiven people that don't even want it.
Speaker 1: No, you're guilty of sin.
Speaker 8: I'm not forgiving you.
Speaker 1: Oh I need I won't pay the time. That's different,
Speaker 1: all right? Can I can I finish the sentence? Sure?
Speaker 1: Because what you're saying is not contradict what it says
Speaker 1: in Matthew.
Speaker 8: Okay, reach me, no problem.
Speaker 1: I have no problem rebuking. I have not.
Speaker 8: I been saying, rebuking and repent for three days.
Speaker 1: You had a big probuke.
Speaker 7: No, I have a problem with you saying that you're
Speaker 7: going to go to the pearlygue gates and you're going
Speaker 7: to talk to God and you're going to say, well,
Speaker 7: you made me, God, you made me, and you know
Speaker 7: what I was like when you made me. And you know,
Speaker 7: all of a sudden, you know I have my hate
Speaker 7: list because these people didn't ask me to forgive them.
Speaker 7: That would contradict Matthew six fourteen and fifteen. If you
Speaker 7: believe against you, your heavenly Father will forgive you. But
Speaker 7: if you do not forgive others their sins, your father
Speaker 7: will not forgive your sins. Forgive us as we forgive,
Speaker 7: very straightforward.
Speaker 8: Right, but my sins. When I do something wrong, as
Speaker 8: you well know, I always say, you know what, I'm sorry.
Speaker 3: That was my fault.
Speaker 8: I'd screw that up. I didn't mean to do that. YadA, YadA, YadA.
Speaker 1: You know it's true. I come to you all words.
Speaker 1: I'm sorry, barely ever have come out of this woman's
Speaker 1: I'm very fortunate.
Speaker 8: I don't have to say it that much because I'm
Speaker 8: not walking around doing the wrong thing, Thank God, I'm
Speaker 8: trying to do the right thing pretty much all the time.
Speaker 7: Got in Florida. I give up this. This discussion is
Speaker 7: now forever blocked. What's up, Scott?
Speaker 1: How are you?
Speaker 4: Hey? Sean? Thanks for letting me be part of the show.
Speaker 4: This is so great and such a privilege. I've been
Speaker 4: a great fan of yours for a long long time,
Speaker 4: and this cover thank you is right up my alley,
Speaker 4: kind of off part for what I wanted to call about,
Speaker 4: forgiveness is all about us because we have well. When
Speaker 4: you forgive people, you open yourself up to the blessing
Speaker 4: to the Lord without carrying the weight of non forgiveness
Speaker 4: inside of you. So forgiven people is what you do
Speaker 4: for yourself to keep a high place with your relationship
Speaker 4: with the Lord.
Speaker 1: Listen, there have been.
Speaker 7: The most destructive emotion that exists in mankind. In my
Speaker 7: humble opinion, this is not biblical. Is the emotion of anger,
Speaker 7: and your anger towards others hurts you more than it
Speaker 7: does the other people. I have learned that the hard
Speaker 7: way in my life. There have been times I've withheld
Speaker 7: forgiveness of my life and I've had to do a
Speaker 7: deep dive and realize that that it hurts me more
Speaker 7: than it does them. If that makes any sense. It's
Speaker 7: not a cliche. It is just a fact. And if
Speaker 7: you're consumed with anger, you're hurting yourself in life. If
Speaker 7: you're consume with impatience, you're hurting yourself in life. You
Speaker 7: know what, if I talk to young people about their
Speaker 7: dating life, for example, like I talked to my kids,
Speaker 7: I would say that if you run into somebody that
Speaker 7: has a horrible temper, run don't walk away, because I
Speaker 7: think a temper is one of the worst attributes you
Speaker 7: can have.
Speaker 1: Do you agree they have.
Speaker 4: Deep rooted anger, deep rooted unforgiveness, something that's festering inside
Speaker 4: of them that causes it to be lashed out on
Speaker 4: individuals that are of the innocent.
Speaker 7: Linda, you're listening to this very important kola. This Cala
Speaker 7: has given you all the information you need to have
Speaker 7: a better life.
Speaker 8: He has a beautiful interpretation. God bless him.
Speaker 7: And yeah, but you don't agree with it Scriptural, well,
Speaker 7: she wants to claim she wants to hang on to
Speaker 7: her anger and then she thinks she can negotiate with
Speaker 7: God when she goes to heaven because God made her,
Speaker 7: and God didn't say directly to forgive others as we forgive,
Speaker 7: like ignoring the Lord's prayer.
Speaker 4: The best thing to do, Linda, Why don't you go
Speaker 4: somewhere by yourself, real quiet and talk to God through
Speaker 4: the Holy Spirit and ask him tell me what is
Speaker 4: your real take on this matter? And I promise you
Speaker 4: he'll let you know that you're harboring way more inside
Speaker 4: you than you ought to, that there's a beautiful person
Speaker 4: inside of you that wants to come out once you
Speaker 4: let go of whatever garbage you're holding on to. Amen.
Speaker 1: Amen, Well, I talked to him last night.
Speaker 8: He told me to read Luke Rebuke and Repent, So
Speaker 8: that's why I talked about it.
Speaker 1: There's nothing wrong with rebuking.
Speaker 7: It doesn't contradict what Matthew says, which is if you
Speaker 7: don't forgive others, that you won't be forgiven.
Speaker 3: No.
Speaker 4: But review comes in when you actually see something coming
Speaker 4: at you that is of the devil or instead of
Speaker 4: the dark, and you say, I bind you in the
Speaker 4: name of Jesus, I condemn you back to the place
Speaker 4: of hell. Where you belong and you don't come near
Speaker 4: me and my family in Jesus name, that's a clear review.
Speaker 1: Listen.
Speaker 7: I would just say I'm going to finalize this discussion
Speaker 7: with this, and Scott, you've been a great, great caller.
Speaker 7: Or if Linda was talking to she'd say you're what
Speaker 7: a good caller? No, she'd probably is mad at you
Speaker 7: right now. But I would just say, Linda, you have
Speaker 7: made incredible strides with your faith your spirituality. It's been
Speaker 7: pretty impressive actually, and I'm giving you all the props
Speaker 7: in the world. I think there's one little added step here,
Speaker 7: and that is and if to bring it back to
Speaker 7: a serious point, I think the hate list that you
Speaker 7: have in your life, which you are clinging to like
Speaker 7: manner from heaven, no pun intended intended. I think it
Speaker 7: would be in your best interest to give it up.
Speaker 7: But that's got to be on your time. And I
Speaker 7: think what God just offered you is a suggestion to
Speaker 7: spend quiet time and ask the Lord if you should
Speaker 7: hang on to a hate list. I think the answer
Speaker 7: is going to come back. Nah, let it go. Okay,
Speaker 7: quiet there.
Speaker 1: You said you.
Speaker 8: Wanted it to be the end, so I didn't say anything.
Speaker 1: I'll give you the last word, go.
Speaker 8: Rebuke, repent.
Speaker 1: I'm not consider doing that. All right, we're would you
Speaker 1: consider doing that? How's that?
Speaker 8: Absolutely not? Nope, not forgiving you. You're a bad person.
Speaker 8: You murder, you rape, you pillage.
Speaker 3: Nop.
Speaker 7: Sorry, I'm not saying you have to like him. I'm saying,
Speaker 7: but don't hate him.
Speaker 8: I hate him.
Speaker 7: Back to our busy phones, Jay and Canada. Next Sean
Speaker 7: Hannity Show.
Speaker 6: Hello, good afternoon, mister Hannity. All I can say is,
Speaker 6: oh my god, it's awesome to talk to you, and
Speaker 6: miss Linda. I love her accents, so.
Speaker 1: Keep going.
Speaker 6: Hey, class, recognize a class. What can I say? I
Speaker 6: want to just talk about a little bit about this
Speaker 6: thing with the Pope and with Trump. I need your
Speaker 6: wisdom on this. I know they've been saying all these
Speaker 6: wacky social stuff and those commentaries, but one thing I'm
Speaker 6: really confused about is that for conless years now, there's
Speaker 6: been tens of thousands of Christians all over the world persecuted, murdered.
Speaker 6: Church has been burned down. Even North America we're having
Speaker 6: churches burned down. But unless I've missed it, from the
Speaker 6: Vatican and a number of popes, there's been radio silence.
Speaker 6: What's going on? I don't get it.
Speaker 7: I don't understand why. Look, I'm not happy with the
Speaker 7: Catholic Church's reaction even in World War Two. I mean,
Speaker 7: there were some things that they did, they helped out
Speaker 7: on a humanitarian level, but they were not loud enough
Speaker 7: in rebuking the Nazis as I think, or I was
Speaker 7: outspoken as I think they should have been. But the
Speaker 7: Pope to be so outspoken against quote, this war, but
Speaker 7: to remain silent about the forty thousand people that were
Speaker 7: slaughtered by the Iranians or by the God knows how
Speaker 7: many people that were slain by radical Islamic terrorism fomented
Speaker 7: by the Iranians, or the horrors of October seventh, or
Speaker 7: any of the other atrocities, or the way they treat
Speaker 7: their human rights record, which is abysmo. That silence I
Speaker 7: find deafening. And the fact that this pope decided to
Speaker 7: go against the man that is defeating the number one
Speaker 7: state sponsor of terrorism, I respectfully would argue that the
Speaker 7: Pope's priorities are screwed up and wrong. I also think
Speaker 7: that the Church needs a little introspection itself in terms
Speaker 7: of its institutionalized corruption. They have not to my satisfaction,
Speaker 7: which is why I'm not a Catholic anymore. I love
Speaker 7: the Catholic Mass, went to Catholic schools twelve years, studied
Speaker 7: the by will, study theology, studied Latin. I can tell
Speaker 7: you that I'm very disappointed because the priests knew about it,
Speaker 7: the parishes knew about it, the bishops knew about it,
Speaker 7: the cardinals knew about it. Rome knew about it, and
Speaker 7: they did nothing but cover it up. And they've never
Speaker 7: come to grips fully with the magnitude of corruption within
Speaker 7: the church. And I think to this day they're still
Speaker 7: impacted by their failure. And I think it was institutionalized.
Speaker 7: And you know that to me is a what does
Speaker 7: the Bible say if you want to chastise somebody, you know,
Speaker 7: take take this stuy out of your own eye first,
Speaker 7: or whatever they call it.
Speaker 1: Let they say, what's that line about?
Speaker 7: You know, before you want to rebuke your brother, to
Speaker 7: use Linda's words, you know, make sure you look at
Speaker 7: yourself first. What is it a log out of your
Speaker 7: own eye? Thank you, Uncle James. Eight hundred and nine
Speaker 7: four one. Shawn is on number if you want to
Speaker 7: be a part of the program. This discussion is officially over.
Speaker 7: Linda done.
Speaker 1: Okay, boss, Okay, Boss.
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