CGR MONDAY 062623 Part 3

Sounds great. God bless you, sir. God bless you. Thank you, Dean. Take care. Bye-bye now. Thank you for joining us today.

We'll be right back. You are teaching children adult child sex. You're teaching transgender issues. And, you know, children are moldable and influenced by that. They said, okay, now we need you and your team to be able to explain what homosexuality is to a four-year-old student. To introduce this kind of material at that age, frankly, it's child abuse. You're going to teach our children that it's okay for any two children of any age, of any sex, to have sexual intercourse with each other as long as two components are present.

One's using a condom and they both give consent. Did I hear that correctly? It's not a neutral venue. There's no such thing.

Okay? The schools are doing your job. They're discipling your children, but they're not discipling them in the faith of Jesus Christ. It's only the exceptional child that even survives that system. Most do not survive.

Most have not survived. They believe that children are sexual from birth and that they deserve and have the right to be sexually active and to seek sexual pleasure. And if anyone is stopping them from that, then you are judging and oppressing them. Even kindergarten now, they're wanting to teach them more and more perverse information and acts and put that into the children's minds. And once those that poison is in a child's mind doesn't leave, they'll always remember what they learned. And it's by design, it's orchestrated.

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Hey, welcome back to Chosen Generation Radio, where no topic is off limits and everything filtered through biblical glasses. Thank you for joining us. Hour number three. Hour number three. And if you were with us early, I apologize. I had a minor brain glitch.

I don't know. We're going to look into that. But at any rate, Rick Manning was with us. We had a pretty in-depth conversation about Putin and Russia and the Wagner group and all this stuff that's going on over there.

And put out a number of different thought processes for you to try to run down and figure out for yourself. But anyway, we talked about those things. Dr. David Wormser was with us. We talked about real history and some of the anti-American fever that has been going on in our country for a very long time, including, I believe, the false narrative about Joe McCarthy, who actually was simply following what had been unveiled in the naked communist and was foiled, which has ultimately led to a lot of what we're seeing today, including an entire generation that thinks that somehow Marxism is good.

And then Reverend Dean Nelson. And we talked about the moral, the cultural, and in particular Roe v. Wade. I'm very excited. All of that brings us to actually talk about what we're going to talk about right now, which again is very influenced by this Marxist ideology when it comes to control of the working class. And I'm very pleased to welcome a gentleman who is fighting against that.

He is the president and the leader of the Right to Work, National Right to Work organization. I want to welcome back to the program Mark Mix. Mark, welcome. Good to have you with me.

Pastor Greg, good to be with you. Thanks for the opportunity to talk about this. And to your point, it all becomes interrelated, doesn't it? Nothing's new under the sun and everything is related in how it plays out, whether it be in policy or politics or just everyday life.

Well, it is related. And so often people think about biblical things as being in their own little category, but principles are principles. And so the principles apply to every aspect. I mean, one of the things God's word says, if you don't work, you don't eat. So obviously, because I get people to say, well, you know, you didn't tell me to go down to and I'm going to date myself, but you didn't tell you to go down to the 7-Eleven. Well, it depends on what you're going to the 7-Eleven for, because in reality, you know, he does instruct us that we're supposed to go and get food. You know, we do need to fill our cars with gas in order to get to work. And he has something to say about work, you know, which in part is kind of the mission of the right to work, which says that all men should have the equal right and access to be able to work and work for a fair wage, but one negotiated privately between the employer and the employee.

Yeah, absolutely. You know, we had this notion in the United States going back to the 1930s that, and obviously the origins are even before that, Pastor Greg, you know, this notion that somehow the federal government ought to put their thumb on the scale and give a private party an opportunity to force us to associate with them and then to add insult to injury with that force association to make them pay for the force association. That's federal labor policy when it comes to right to work. And, you know, the good news is, Pastor Greg, is that the issue of right to work is very simple. The idea we believe that individuals should have the ability to choose whether or not they want to financially support a labor union or associate with one.

Unfortunately, that's not the policy. We continue to fight for that. But the idea of workers voluntarily joining together is not a new concept when it comes to the labor movement. It's relatively new to labor union officials and the president of this administration, Joe Biden. But Samuel Gompers, the founder of the American labor movement back in 1924, in his final speech to the delegates of the AFL convention that year, said the workers of America adhere to voluntary institutions. Anything else is a menace to their rights and will destroy that which brought together through voluntary means is inherently stronger than anything that's cobbled together through force. And Gompers had it right then.

He has it right now. If union officials would simply represent those workers that want to join them, are enthusiastic about joining them, and have decided they want to join together to amplify their voice, the union movement will be in a whole different place. Now they're scrounging political power and money and political power all over the country, whether it be in Washington or Sacramento or Albany or wherever it is, they have to have government on their side to do their work. Well, as I hear that, again, for folks that are out there to understand, national right to work is not an anti-union movement.

And I appreciate you expressing that, and I'll let you elaborate on that in just a second. So it's not an anti-union movement, but what it is saying is, and this is one of the issues, my sister and I have had some conversations about that. She was a teacher for many, many years, and she actually was a professor at Biola University, where she trained the teachers, preparing them to go out into the teaching force. And one of the things that they had to be concerned about was, because of their principled concepts, how do we do that, knowing that you've got a teachers union that has a very private and personal agenda at the top of how they are going to spend your wages? That's absolutely right, Pastor Greg, and that's one of the places where it manifests itself in the most visible way recently. Obviously with COVID and the shutdown of the schools, we've got a pretty good picture of what's going on in the government school system.

It's not pretty. And a lot of teachers, frankly, have objected to that, and the unfortunate problem is that union officials like Randy Weingarten of the American Federation of Teachers and Becky Pringle of the National Education Association Teachers Union have exercised tremendous power over not only the direction of education, but the direction and the policies that they allege that teachers across America support. And we know that's not true, but yet in several states, the teachers have this unbelievable power and it goes all the way from the faculty room to the classroom to the public domain as it relates to what's being taught in the schools and how much power these people have.

I mean, it is a shame, and we get calls from teachers all the time. In fact, Pastor Greg, we just won a lawsuit. It's an ongoing lawsuit, unfortunately, on behalf of a flight attendant from Southwest Airlines in Texas who worked for the airline for 20 years with an unblemished employment record. And she found out that her union, the Transportation Workers Union, Local 556, who represents the Southwest employees, was using her money to come to Washington to protest the president and wear those pink hats and support Planned Parenthood with Southwest logo emboldened and posted on a banner where 20 or 30 of these union representatives were walking behind it. And she got fired because she sent a private message to her union official saying, your position on these issues violates my conscience, violates my religion, violates my Christianity, because they were standing up for abortion. She had an abortion when she was younger, and she decided that she was going to dedicate her life to helping people work through that process. Well, the union, in context of what was a five-year litigation, basically laughed at her. They mocked at her. In fact, emails that we got through Discovery said her head would explode if she found out what we'd been supporting for the last 17 years.

Case went in front of a jury, $5.1 million in punitive and compensatory damages. She got her job back. She's flying today on Southwest Airlines with lots of whispers from coworkers saying, thank you for standing up for who we are and what we are.

Lots to do here. Amen. Yep. No, well, and again, you know, that fear of cancellation, you know, that's one of the big things for teachers in particular. You know, that's been a big part of this is, is any teacher that would dare speak up or say anything is immediately on the chopping block, getting written up and potentially getting run out of the school. And I'm sure that you guys are dealing with those kinds of phone calls as well. Yeah, absolutely. That's why I mentioned the faculty lounge.

That's where the pressure is most apparent. You know, friends who you associated with previously, all of a sudden, when you take a stand about something that the union's done or take a stand against what they're promoting, all of a sudden, everyone's sitting at the other end of the table. And we've had lots of stories like that, Pastor Greg. It's unfortunate that it gets to that level that when someone tries to exercise, in this case, their personal views about what are sincere religious issues, it really is problematic. And the idea that the government would support that type of pressure, that type of coercion, is really something we just continue to talk about.

Thank you for doing that. And continue to push against, that's for sure. Yeah, well, you know, the trans activism being one of the key elements, you know, right now. All right, let's get into some of the candidate issues, because I know that that's really important right now as people are beginning to think about, you know, primaries that are coming up and, you know, we look at it and we go, oh, that's, you know, that's next year. Well, yeah, but boy, you know, it's gonna, it's gonna, it's coming with, you know, in earnest, you know, even right now, this summer is gonna be, I think, pretty, pretty hot and heavy when it comes to these issues. And you've got a group in Washington right now that has some power and has some clout that may be looking forward and saying, you know, if we don't get what we want, right, like the Democrats in the Senate and Biden and his executive decisions and whatever, you've got Democrats right now that are saying if they don't get what they want right now, they're not sure what that's gonna, what it's gonna look like for them coming up.

Talk about the political climate as you see it relative to this right to work issue. Yeah, well, if you ask the people in Iowa whether or not the presidential campaign started, I'm sure you would get a very affirmative answer from them. I mean, I don't know, every weekend, I was out there a couple weekends ago, but I'm not running for president, Greg, I promise you, I'm just not.

But yeah, you know, the campaign started already, no question about it. President Biden, you know, where he's showing up and doing his campaign events are at union halls across the country. And frankly, he's relying on organized labor to use the power that he's granted them and the money he's granted them through taxpayer money through, you know, the so-called Inflation Reduction Act and the American Rescue Plan, literally billions and billions of dollars have flowed into union coffers and they'll turn around because money's fungible, they'll use it for politics and get out the vote efforts. So Joe Biden right now is the standard bearer on our side and he's claimed that he's the most pro-union president in American history, Pastor Greg, and that would be true if he added one more modifying term to that. He's the most pro-forced unionism big boss president in America, or two words, I guess, two words. He's working for union officials, not for rank-and-file workers.

And the evidence couldn't be clearer. You know, think about the Keystone Pipeline. That was a project labor agreement, union-only operators out there running the backhoes and the bulldozers and the earth movers, union-only. Biden says if he's elected, he'll shut it down. The union, the operating engineers union, maxes out political support for Biden and the next thing you know, a week later, those rank-and-file workers are on the unemployment line because the thing's been shut down.

So it's not about workers' rights, it's about union officials' rights and big labor bosses' rights. On the Republican side, obviously Trump is the, how do I say that, he's the big guy in the room, I guess. Although I can't use the word big guy, big guy defines someone else. Yeah, somebody else, right. Trump's the, he's right now the guy to catch, right. And of course Ron DeSantis is in the race, Mike Pence is in the race, Nikki Haley's in the race, Tim Scott. Tim Scott, Nikki Haley, big supporters of Right to Work when it came to their, you know, their positions as South Carolina governor, South Carolina senator.

Right. You know, Mike Pence as governor of Indiana promoted Right to Work as vice president. You know, he was supporting President Trump who generally is appealing to rank-and-file workers across the country, to ordinary union members and ordinary workers across the country.

He's been very appealing. He wouldn't have been president winning Michigan and Wisconsin and other states if he wasn't supporting rank-and-file workers or they didn't believe he was. So I think this issue of union power is going to be a major issue. We're going to try to get everybody on record before people go to the primary or vote whenever it is. I mean, I think, what, 40% of Americans voted before election day, last go around. So the election process has changed. The election rules have changed. But I think the idea of union power is going to be on the ballot, whether it be, you know, in Iowa or New Hampshire or South Carolina or California because they've been totally empowered by this president and it's having an impact. And lots of reasons to, lots of examples of that in his administration for sure. The leadership has. Now, one of the things that I noted, and I apologize for not knowing the status, but Lou, the... Sue, Julie Sue.

Yeah, so where do we stand with that? Yeah, this is the president's nominee to be the Secretary of Labor. Marty Walsh, who was the mayor of Boston and a former union trade council's union official, left to run the operation of the players union at the National Hockey League, interestingly enough. I mean, you know, being a trade union president and being the mayor of Boston, I guess being the mayor of Boston qualifies you to run the hockey, you know, the Bruins are a pretty good hockey team, so maybe he followed that. But Julie Sue was the labor secretary in California for seven years prior to coming to Washington, D.C. She oversaw the implementation and enforcement of what's called AB5, Pastor Greg, which is the legislation that basically eliminated independent contractors in California.

I remember that. Yeah, Uber drivers, Lyft drivers. And here's the secret to all that, Pastor Greg, and don't say this too loudly, but unions can't organize independent contractors, but they can organize employees. So by redefining independent contractors as employees, you give union officials a whole new field of workers they can try to organize and get dues from.

So she's the big promoter of that. That was a disaster for independent contractors, owner operators of small trucking companies, et cetera. It was a disaster for them.

They put a bunch of people, over a million people, out of work. So she's been tasked to come to Washington to run the Labor Department here, and on top of that, she witnessed and was on the job, if you will, when $30 to $40 billion of unemployment compensation went out fraudulently after the CARES Act. She has no idea what happened to $30 or $40 billion in money. When she was asked about that in a hearing on Capitol Hill two weeks ago, she had really no good answer about that, saying, well, you know, that happens. But putting her in charge of a Department of Labor that would have an impact across the country is really concerning, because California is not a model for American labor policy.

It's a warning. And so bringing someone like that to Washington is a real problem. I think right now the Senate is kind of hesitating to bring her up. There are four senators, and hold on to your seat, because three of them are in reelection cycles, and they don't want to vote on anything, Pastor Greg.

You know how that works. They don't want accountability. So they're holding off. Jon Tester in Montana, Kristin Sinema in Arizona, Joe Manchin in West Virginia, Mark Kelly in Arizona, who just got elected.

He's been holding up on it. Angus King up in Maine has been saying, I'm not quite sure yet, but that's election year politics. So I want to go back to AB5 for just a minute, because that was a big, big deal, especially for operators that were going to be traveling into California, picking up loads, and then coming back out again. And there was a lot of confusing information about, well, you know, what would be required of them, and would it impede their ability to do and pick up loads and do business coming out of California?

What's been the fallout from that, Mark? Well, you've got truck drivers doing protests in front of the port entrance at Long Beach and Los Angeles, and you've got truckers that are protesting in Sacramento, because in order to do that work, Pastor Greg, they have to be an employee of a trucking company. So additional estimates were like 70,000 owner operators that were doing regular business at the ports no longer can do it.

Wait, wait, wait, wait. Now, we were told that that was not going to be the case. In fact, they even got these quote-unquote seasoned truckers to come in and supposedly put out, you know, media, social media posts saying, oh, no, no, no, no, this isn't. So you're telling me that 70,000 owner operators that were independent truckers can no longer go in and pick up loads unless they put themselves under contract as an employee of a trucking company? That's exactly right, and that's what those protests are all about. In fact, there was a protest just a couple weeks ago in Sacramento about the impact on owner operator truck drivers. Everyone looked at it as an Uber, Lyft issue, and, you know, Uber and Lyft invested a whole bunch of money to put it on the ballot in 2020. They won their ballot initiative, exempting them from coverage, and then all of a sudden the court overruled the ballot initiative.

It's still actually litigating to this day. But the truck drivers, the owner operators, those small business operators, you know, photographers, musicians that are doing weekend gigs and weddings and things like that, all of them were kind of redesignated or potentially redesignated under this AB5, you know, kind of umbrella that said, oh, no, you've got to be an employee. But the truckers, I think, were the ones hurt the most and the most impactfully right away. Because it was immediate. Because for them, they literally were trying to get to their load and told no and turned away.

You know, a weekend photographer, a weekend, you know, wedding planner, what have you, the people that are using their services are not looking to say, oh, well, do you work for a car? They don't care. They were like, hey, can you do the job? Yeah, or they know them or they heard of them or they got referred to them or whatever.

They're not busy worrying about whether or not and not allowing them access to whatever unless the venue blocks them. Yeah. But otherwise, it's not the same thing as the trucker.

I just wanted to, the reason I'm bringing it up, Mark, is that AB5, I remember covering AB5, and then I remember people saying, oh, no, no, no, no, you're misunderstanding, Pastor. It's really not, no, no, because there were truckers that were, you know, they had the union got truckers to come out and put out information saying, no, it's really not going to, it's not going to be that big of a deal. It's just, you know, just a little change in employment maybe, whatever. Yeah, it's just a little, you're just a little bit pregnant. That's right, you know?

Yeah, yeah, yeah. It's outrageous. It is, and the impact has been devastating on them, and you don't have to look far.

I mean, like I said, I think there was a protest in Sacramento where truck drivers are standing out on signs about AB5 and how it's radically changed the way they do business. Oh, yeah, and that's front page coverage on Fox. Or, no, it's not, actually. Well, whatever. Nobody's covering, no, I mean, the fact of the matter is, is nobody's covering it.

Yeah, yeah. That's the reality. Nobody's covering it.

It is happening. It is real, but no one is standing up for these guys that bear, that really are the backbone of our economy. Oh, my gosh, yeah, the supply chain doesn't work without these folks, and these are the trucks that are bringing the containers, you know, that emerged to the warehouse, to the railroad ahead, all those things, and all of a sudden, not only did they have to be employees of a trucking company, but they also had to have a tractor that was 2011 or newer because of the so-called climate initiative out in California.

So if you had a 2009 tractor that you bought, you finally got paid off because you've been working hard, busting your tail, and running cargo back and forth, all of a sudden that truck can no longer go on the port at Long Beach or Los Angeles because it's not young enough, if you will. I mean, Pastor Greg, these types of policies are designed to, and ultimately those costs get passed on to consumers. I mean, that's the other part of it.

We think it's just an impact on just the truck driver, but those costs of driving cargo back and forth and the things that happen under AB5, limiting the number of people that are out there competing, is just all driving up costs for everything we do. And so the inflation may not be as relevant in bigger tickets, but it's all built into the system, and this kind of Marxist, leftist, regressive control of the economy is really something we need to focus on, and this is part of it for sure. Last point that I wrote down here is Talker Act. And again, you're going to get a lot of these politicians, and we get this every time.

Every cycle we get this, and you mentioned it, right? They don't want to place votes, they don't want to say anything, they don't want to take a side, but they say all the right things, but then when it actually comes to policy, where the rubber meets the road to actually doing something about it, absence, how do, I mean, and listen, what I hear, final minutes, but what I hear is people are saying, you know what, I'm fed up, I'm fed up. I'm tired of people telling me, they look me in the face, they say this is what I'm going to do, and then they get in there, and it's a big fat goose egg. How do we fix that, Mark? Well, Pastor Greg, you're doing your job right now by making people aware of what's happening there. If we're not involved and informed about what's going on in our government, then we don't deserve the republic that we were granted by our founders. The whole system is predicated on us understanding what elected officials that we loan our power to are doing with it, and whether they're sitting on their hands and saying, oh, no, no, I'll do everything, saying yes to everybody that comes to them, the rubber meets the road when they actually cast their votes, and that's why voice votes are the cause celebre, and oh, yeah, we've got to voice vote, we've got to do this, and without objection, all this stuff.

No, we send them there, we loan them our power, we send them to the legislature to cast votes on issues that matter to us. If we're not paying attention, that's our fault. If they're trying to snow us, then we need to hold them accountable, and if people are fed up, they've got to go vote, and they've got to hold these politicians accountable. It's not about all this fun stuff. It's about serious issues that are troubling the American experience and the American experiment in self-government.

We are in real trouble, and unless we get involved and stay involved, we're going to have more trouble in the future as opposed to less. Yeah, and all they want to do is they want to get you busy with something, and one of the big things is gaming. Oh, let's get everybody on gaming so that way they're not paying attention to all the rights they're stealing from you. All right, thank you, Mark. I greatly appreciate it. National Right to Work website? nrtwc.org, nrtwc.org.

nrtwc.org. We're going to take a break. We'll be back. Dr. Rachel Ehrenfeld is with us.

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And welcome back to Chosen Generation Radio where no topic is off limits and everything filtered through biblical glasses. I'm your host, Pastor Greg. I'm really looking forward to this opportunity to speak to our next guest, Dr. Rachel Aronheld. She is the author of The Soros Agenda, founder and president of the New York-based American Center for Democracy and the Economic Warfare Institute.

And she is, as she just, and I were just talking, she is living in the belly of the beast. And so, I want to welcome her to the program. Thank you very much, Dr. Aronfeld, for being with us today.

I appreciate it very much. Thank you for having me and the name is Aronfeld. Aron... Aronfeld. Okay.

I think that they... So, E-H... R... Uh-huh. E-N-F as in Frank, E-L-D. Aronfeld. Aronfeld.

Aronfeld. Yes. Okay. All right.

Dr. Rachel Aronfeld. Am I saying that right? You're saying it very well. Okay.

Marvelous. And what... Let me... Let's start out with what... Where can folks... What website would be the best one to put up for you? It's acdemocracy.org. Acdemocracy.org.

It's the American Center for Democracy. Acdemocracy.org. There is a lot of information about the Soros Agenda, my new book, where to buy it and a lot of information about the book itself and other articles as well about Mr. Soros and his son and that have been published over the years which are not even part of the book. The book is focusing mostly on the United States and the policies and the agenda for the United States and the ways that Soros said strategies that Soros has implemented those plans. So it's acdemocracy.org. The book is also available, the Soros Agenda is available of course on Amazon, Barnes & Noble and other booksellers. All the information is on the website acdemocracy.org.

Okay. So let's begin with the background on George Soros. How important was his childhood and his background to what we're seeing in the agenda that he's putting forward? Well, his background is important because he uses the fact that he's a Holocaust survivor, that's his main credential if you want to be, or justification, to dictate to the rest of the world or to impose or to pay for policies that he thinks we should live by. And he has the Democrats who are willing to take his money and to follow his agenda. So that is the background that he's using as his main credential.

And of course he's using also the same credential to claim victimhood. So anybody who's criticizing Soros is immediately labeled anti-Semite. Now, if you criticize Soros because he's Jewish, yeah, well, that's anti-Semitic. However, nothing that Soros does, nothing that Soros is funding, nothing that Soros is coming up with ideas for has anything to do with the religion he was born into.

He declared himself agnostic many, many, many years ago and he doesn't observe anything Jewish and he has really nothing to do with the religion he was born into. My understanding too is, is that he was engaged in collecting clothes from Holocaust victims? No, no, he was not.

Okay. So that's not true. Now, there are many stories about him and many, most of them are not true. He has been, he was 14 years old with the Germans occupied Hungary. He was trusted by his father to a Nazi official who went around identifying Jewish property for confiscation. And Soros, 14 years old, went along with him. Okay.

And that's it. So the problem is that he never said he regretted it. He never apologized. He never said anything. He was sorry.

No. When he was interviewed on the infamous 60-minute interview in 1996, he said that, well, that was really the most exciting, happiest time of his life. And he, his character was actually formulated and created during that time.

Okay. And he said if he didn't do it, somebody else would have done it. So that's kind of, it was his explanation, but he never apologized. We point to Soros and I think most of us recognize his influence and recognize what it is he's done. And I remember talking to a friend of mine who was living in Brazil in 2008 when Obama was running for president, who was stunned by the fact that the American media was not outing Soros's connection to Obama in light of what they knew relative to Soros having flipped all of the South American countries and turned them into socialists slash communist strongholds with dictators. That being the case, I'm curious, where did Soros get all of his ideas? Where would you say that the root of his worldview comes from?

It's what he decided to pay attention to. And by the way, he didn't turn all Latin American countries into dictatorships. They're on the way, but not all of them are.

A lot of them. Yeah, I agree. Understood. And before the Soviet Union collapsed, he was talking and helping to fund some initiatives for democracy and capitalism in the former Soviet republics. As soon as the Soviet Union imploded, he started actually to call for anti-capitalism and anti-democracy. And his main target became the United States of America, because he said that America, the United States, is the biggest impediment for a stable and just world.

So that's why American capitalism had to go. And he's been doing, ever since then, he has been very active in making it happen. And unfortunately, as we see today, he was quite successful.

He had quite a few successes. What's his relationship to Klaus Schwab and the World Economic Forum? They are on the same page, vis-a-vis globalization.

And there is not much distinction between their ideologies, really. Soros has his own view on how America should look, while Klaus Schwab is talking about all, I mean, the rest of the world. But what Soros had in mind, apparently, and what his son will probably fund also, more progressivism, in order to turn America, in order to turn the constitutional, a democratic republic, into Soros 10.

I think that's a good name for what his vision is. And that's really, this is why we see lawlessness, increased lawlessness, racial division, transgenderism, turning America into, from a superpower to nothing, to just another country. And all the isms that we are facing today, and using the language, using Orwellian language, also to implement what Aldous Huxley has been writing about many, many years ago, about Brave New World, where people are being doped here.

This instance, for now, with marijuana, but many states are now, several states now, are moving to legalize all kinds of drugs. So the future doesn't look very bright at the moment. Why is George Soros able to have such influence? Do you believe that he does have the level of influence that many have, I guess, I don't know, written about or hypothesized that he does?

Is he that influential? Most people who had written about Soros had written about how much money he has been spending to fund this election or another election, DAs, other candidates, et cetera. But that's only the tip of the iceberg. And we don't really know how much money he had spent, because transparency is not really one of the characteristics of the Open Society Foundations. And they were ranked by an international organization that ranks think tanks like this as the least transparent, not only in the United States, but in the world.

That's quite something. However, since we really don't know how much money is going and where, we just know a little. The influence is really the extent to which he managed to get his people, people with ideas similar to his. How many people have been trained by the Open Society Foundations? How many people get grants from the Open Society Foundations?

How many publications have been paid by the Open Society Foundations? We talk about the United States, but this happened in more than 120 countries in the world. The main focus is the United States and Israel, which he doesn't like the Jewish state of Israel at all. And much of the turmoil that is happening there now is because of the judicial reform that they very much need, is happening also with help from the State Department. And Antony Blinken is a Soros man, and many others in the State Department are.

And also with some money directly or indirectly from Soros' funded organizations. So the influence is really by who are the people that he managed to get through all the years to be part of what we call, I mean, the bureaucracy in Washington or the swamp. And not only in Washington, in other governments as well, in other countries as well.

And this is not good for democracy, absolutely not. Finally he's turned over the reins or it's been publicly broadcast that he's turned over the reins to his son. His son made some statements that were published stating that he's more political. As much as it would seem from everything that you and I have just been conversing, George Soros seemed pretty political. How could one be more political than George Soros himself has already been? I'm not exactly sure how you would manage that unless you just openly say, oh, hey, listen, I'm going to take this person here, I'm going to make him president.

And you openly just announce it and then proceed to try to do it. More political means more money. And he has a huge war chest of $25 billion and more because that's only the Soros Open Societies Foundation. But they usually spend not only their money in many places and in many instances they also spend money from other organizations who are contributing to the Soros Foundation who then disperse the money.

And also from the U.S. government, like, for example, in Israel, right? So it's not only their money, but huge war chest. And young Soros, Alex Soros, said that he will spend more money on abortion issues, on voting rights and on transgenderism.

OK, so, but I think that they will not have to worry so much about having a federal law on abortion because by the time they finish with or proceed more with transgenderism, castrating people, children, they won't have to worry much about abortion because castrated people don't actually produce much, right? Not much. Not much. My God.

My goodness. So this is, he will pay for more progressive, he will pay more money for more progressive candidates and issues all over the country. You mentioned, Dr. Rachel, that he is very much against the state of Israel. The Jewish state of Israel. The Jewish state of Israel. Netanyahu and the new government, this is the most conservative and truly the most religious coalition that they've had there since the nation state began in 1948. Here in America, we have watched a dramatic assault on our Judeo-Christian foundation as well.

What are the things we need to be paying attention to that Soros is doing to attack those foundations? The attack, as you can see here in America, is about, is calling for secularism, is undoing all the values, is trying to destabilize the country and destabilize the values of the people by telling them what they believed in is wrong. And for example, you know, a boy and a girl are not, you know, who says that a boy is a boy and a girl is a girl, you know, it's only what we decided they are. And changing, really, this is the Orwellian vision of changing everything, changing the language that we use. We are being told that white is black and black is white.

At the same time, something that is, I have an accent, I became a citizen of the United States because I wanted to live here because this was the best democracy and the best law and order country in the world and the freest country in the world. And he says, no, no, no, this is not it, you know, this is an oppressive system and we need to change it. And the media goes along with it and they are really brainwashing people. They are canceling people and people don't want to be cancelled. People are afraid to lose their jobs if they say something which the Soros cabal and the progressives are not approving. So fear and intimidation are working and this is how they are achieving their goal. So I know that Protestant pastors now are thinking about many of them leaving their job, they shouldn't. And the communities that they have been working with should support them because religion is very important and religion also keeps the values that Americans have lived by for a long time. Country without any faith is not a very promising country.

It can be manipulated and it is manipulated. So countries without laws, don't elect prosecutors, any Democrat prosecutor that is running for office or any Democrat judge that is running for office. Because even if you don't know, they are probably receiving money from some Soros PAC, political action committee, and you will have and they will not comply with the laws. They are rewriting the laws or not complying with the laws on the books.

So if you don't want this to continue, if you want more safety, if you want to have a say in what your children are studying at school, well, it's time really to think twice and it doesn't matter if they promise you a new cell phone for free or use your property taxes or some kind of other financial benefit now, you will pay for it and your children will pay for it too. When people hear this term, the Soros agenda, I'm sure you've received lots of pushback because there's a mounting media push to try to diffuse the idea or even turn it into some kind of a parlor joke that, oh, come on, these people really believe that there's a Soros agenda. What are three key things that you would tell someone to say, okay, here's three pieces of evidence that you can use to argue the case that there is an agenda?

Very good question. And the book is actually filled with citations. I cite Soros all over the place. I quote Soros and everything has been very heavily vetted. I'm using what Soros has said that he's planning to do and how he's planning to do it. So the evidence is there about the plans that he actually charted for the United States and also the strategies that he developed in order and tactics in order to impose this on the country.

So the book is filled with this. There is plenty of evidence about different issues, the most important issues for the survival of the constitutional democratic republic that we have, and people can use on different issues on the legalization of drugs, on justice, on illegal migration, you name it, it's there and you can use it. Of those issues coming up, we're in an election year right now. What is the greatest key for us to be able to push back against this agenda? And it's one of many, as I know you and I both know, the Soros agenda is just one of many forces that are working to try to tear down and destroy our constitutional republican and our way of life.

But what would you say is one of the greatest weapons that needs to be used as Alex Soros picks up the crown, so to speak, to I guess to run with his father's vision? Look again, look at what the democrat candidates are saying and believed in. Because they mean what they say and they are funded for the election to carry out their promises. So pay great attention to what is being said and vote accordingly. If you want the progressive agenda, go ahead and vote for them.

If not, see what the republicans are saying and if they are not saying enough to gain your trust that they will actually implement your family values, will make sure that you have a decent income, make sure that you don't pay everything, the taxes will not be raised, that you can keep the money that you are earning, most of it, that you can have law and order and not somebody who let criminals roam the streets and rob everything and everybody, then vote accordingly. In your estimation, this is a snowball that has been being pushed down the hill for quite some time and many have been crushed by it and continue to be placed under its pressure. What's the turnaround on this in your estimation? It would seem to me that this is not something that we're going to just turn around overnight, that they've got the downhill momentum, so to speak, working on their side. Should we be approaching it from the perspective that we've kind of, in other words, that we've lost and so now we need to war back to actually take our country back? Well, we have to take the country back, but it's not completely lost because there are still red states and red cities and red locales that are fighting back and we see how parents at school are fighting back and demand your rights and also demand more law and order and protest against whatever is being, if you are being told to use this language, some new expressions and new meanings to words that you know are wrong, if your children are being offered books at the library which are pornography, refuse that and have your complaint heard and organized so that you can protest and this will force them to change their agenda even before the election, so absolutely knowing what you are facing and seeing who organizes this, you can organize to counter it and be more successful with it. Dr. Rachel Ehrenfeld, thank you so much for being with me today, acdemocracy.org is the website, acdemocracy.org, the name of the book, The Soros Agenda.

The Soros Agenda. Thank you so much. God bless you. Thank you. Thank you for being with me today. We're going to say goodbye for today. Back on Tuesday, coming up next here on TECN TV is Texas Fully Loaded. I'll be back tomorrow with more Children's Generation Radio.

Stay tuned. At the end of the day when I stand before my God, I do not want him to ask me, what did you do with the world that I sent my son to die for and redeem? How did you fight the good fight to share the good news and keep evil in check?

How did you shine your light and be a beacon of truth in the darkness? Did you shrink back in fear when they demanded you change my message? Did you call evil good and good evil? Did you forsake my love for that of another, lying with the adulterer and setting up a new idol in your life? Have you defiled yourself through compromise and tolerance of that which I call an abomination? Have you innocent blood on your hands for the children murdered on your watch and the young ones perverted in their way by evil men seeking their own comfort and reviling me? No, at the end of the day I want him to simply say the evidence is in, well done thou good and faithful servant. I love my God and I love his creation and I will go to my grave telling the world that evil is evil and only God is good and Jesus came to save the world. That no matter the evil in the world I will never give up and in spite of the hate I will love in truth. God bless you all and may love remove the veil so you all might enter into his rest.