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I'm your host, Pastor Greg. Thanks very much for being here. Our number two today, great to be with you.

Greatly appreciate you joining us. Bottom of the hour, Matt Long and I will be talking about the Ken Paxton acquittal and give you some behind the scenes about what's going on here in Texas relative to that situation. And boy, oh boy, I'll tell you, they've decided to target somebody that's been championing true conservative values.

And we'll get into all that coming up at the bottom of the hour. But joining me right now is a gentleman who is running for Congress in the once, well, I guess it's still kind of sort of the great state of Colorado. They're trying to make it great again. You know, it used to be great.

My dad... Pastor, you know, when I moved here in 1994, there was a bumper sticker that said, please don't California Kate, Colorado. Yeah. They did. They did.

They absolutely did. Oh my goodness. Yeah, my dad was in... Oh, now I'm gonna go blank on the little town that he was in.

I'll come back to it. He used to go to the Rock Church there near Denver. Okay. But he lived in Colorado for right up until he passed.

He actually died in a car accident one month before my accident. Wow. Wow. Well, again, congratulations for living through that and then using that experience to make thousands of lives better. That's fantastic. Amen. That brings a tear in my eye when I hear stories like that. Well, tell me your story. Talk to me about what has made you decide to run for Congress and then we'll get into the seat that you're running for.

Yeah. I am a Marine engineer by degree. I've been a financial advisor for 36 years. I'm conservative business owner here in the Roaring Fork Valley of Colorado. That stretches from Aspen up to Glenwood Springs. I'm in the Glenwood Springs side.

My wife of 41 years and I moved our family out here 29 years ago and raised all three kids and they've done very well for themselves. I'm running for Congress. I had this political talk radio show for 15 years in Aspen and they love me in Aspen. No, they don't because I'm conservative and they're not. Absolutely.

But as being an engineer and a curious kind of guy, I have boxes of research where I've used my math logic skills to boil down topics ranging from, you know, clean energy, so-called clean energy, green energy to all sorts of manner, you know, the global warming hoax and the like. And I can talk about that ad nauseum. But what made me decide to run for Congress is I think that I will be an extremely civil, thoughtful and effective legislator. And I'm terrified that we're about to lose this seat. This seat leads twenty seven thousand votes Republican.

And before I get into this, just understand this. This is not personal between me and Lauren Boberg. I have voted for I voted for Lauren three times. And on my radio show, I endorsed her twice.

But this is simply a math problem. Lauren, Lauren won the district back in twenty twenty by twenty six thousand five hundred votes. Last year, she won by five hundred and forty six votes over the socialist Aspen, Adam Frisch in Aspen. And this year she's polling right now minus eighty six hundred votes, again, in a district that leads twenty seven thousand votes Republican.

So being a math guy, the figures just show me that Lauren cannot possibly win. You might ask why this district is twenty seven counties. We have every kind of voter in this district you have in the country. We have far right and we have far left and we have a lot of people in the middle. And she has really alienated a lot of people in the middle with some of her antics in Congress. And then I just went through her numbers where she's got a straight line down in the wrong direction from twenty six thousand vote win, five hundred vote win to minus eighty six hundred.

And I'll bet it's even lower now after the antics in this theater a couple of weeks ago. So that's the first reason I'm running against Lauren. The second reason I'm running against her is when she went to Congress.

And you have to remember, she's only thirty six years old. But when she went to Congress, I think she thought she could change the moral trajectory of the country, which is great. But I don't know that that's the responsibility of one congressperson out of four or five hundred and thirty five of them.

I think that's more the responsibility of a leader like a president. When she was in there for her first two years, she kind of ignored our district. And what I mean by that is she brought home one point one billion fewer dollars to this district last year than the average district in Colorado enjoyed.

And that works out to five thousand eight hundred dollars per family of four. That's money that could have been used on our terrible, terrible roads, could have been used by our Department of Transportation to fix those roads, maintain the roads and buy maintenance equipment. And since I moved here in nineteen ninety four, Pastor, the population of this state has increased by 60 percent.

But I'll bet you our roads, our road surfaces have probably increased by three or four percent. So we need to bring back every clawback, every dollar we paid Washington, D.C., we need to get every one of those back, especially in this district that has twenty seven counties. This is the largest non single state district in the country. It's a gorgeous district, but we have problems here and we could use to get our own tax dollars back. So those are the two primary reasons I'm running against Mark. Is is the Web site, Russ, for CD three dot com?

Yeah, Russ, the number four. OK, I tried to click on it and my system wouldn't let me go to it. It said it was an unsafe site at the moment. There must be something we're going to say a lot. I'm telling you, my computer would not wouldn't open up a site.

I'll have my I.T. look at that. Yeah. You should have you should have take a look.

I'm sure that, you know, conservative sites are getting hacked all over the place. So you might you might want to just take a look at it. OK, so a couple of things. One of them you're you mentioned about, you know, bringing dollars, which obviously I understand that. And I understand that, you know, people want their their congressional members to bring get dollars that are that are being spent. But what about spending cuts?

Where do you where do you sit with regards to this? Because there's there's a lot of folks that are going to, you know, Washington, D.C. with their handout for their district. And instead of looking at, you know, the fact that we quite frankly, we're we're overspending. I mean, we are way overspending.

Yeah, you're right. And these are numbers I've looked at in the past. We currently have over a quarter of a quadrillion dollars in unfunded liabilities.

Here's the issue, Pastor. Seventy two cents of every dollar that I send to the IRS. Seventy two cents is income redistribution of one form or another. The other twenty eight cents of the dollar is used on our military to pay interest on our debt, to provide for infrastructure. You know, those are two things that the government is there for infrastructure and defense of our nation.

Yeah. So, you know, I'm happy to pay that twenty eight cents on the dollar. I'm not happy to pay the other seventy two cents. So I have people come up to me after every speech and they say to me, well, Russ, I think it was a good thing that Lauren left one point one billion dollars in Washington, D.C., because that's one point one billion we didn't spend.

That's incorrect. That one point one billion went to New York City. It went to Chicago, went to Los Angeles, San Francisco, wherever it went. It didn't go to our district, but it did get spent. So I'd rather see that money come back to really we live in a very impoverished district. I would rather see that money come back here than be tossed into some blue bubble city like New York or Chicago or San Fran where it disappears.

But wouldn't you? But but wouldn't you really rather that we cut those funds out across the board? What I would prefer, Pastor, is that we cut out other funds against seventy two cents of every dollar that gets spent by the federal government is income redistribution. OK. And we can look at the numbers on the welfare state and they're tragic. If you look back when Johnson and Linda Johnson initiated the welfare state in 1965, right, about three and a half about three and a half percent of white babies were born out of wedlock and about twenty three percent of black children were born out of wedlock. As I'm sure you know well, now it's seventy eight percent of black kids are born out of wedlock. Now, whether you're white, black, red, green, blue, I would I would I would dispute your numbers with regards to when when Johnson, because actually the the black families were more intact than the white families at the time that Johnson signed the civil rights. Yeah, the percentage, the percentages.

I'm not I'm I'm just saying that that, you know, that the yeah. But yes, there was an attack on black families and then ultimately an attack on families as a whole. And I experienced that personally.

I experienced that personally. I'll tell you I'll tell you real quickly the story how when when we moved from Florida back to California when I was much younger, we had to live with my mom for a year. And the job that I found did not make there wasn't enough money coming in to be able to cover the rent. So the church that we attended and I was an elder at the church, the church that we attended, they suggested that we apply for some temporary housing assistance.

And then there was an opportunity for us to become property management. And and that would resolve that issue. When we went to do that, they told my wife, divorce your husband.

And if you divorce your husband, then we will provide you with housing and food and cash aid for you and the two and the two, the two babies, but you have to divorce your husband. So it wasn't just a black thing. It was a, it was a family thing. And the purpose of the welfare state was was to destroy the family in total. Absolutely. Absolutely. You know, the implied offer by the government was that the state could replace the father as head of absolutely.

And it has been a nightmare. So from my numbers, my research shows that, again, the black family out of wedlock birth rate was around twenty three percent in nineteen sixty five and around three and a half percent for whites. It's up to 18 plus percent for whites and seventy eight percent for black kids.

Now, these numbers I'm about to give you, these are off the top of my head from my memory. But it does. These are, you know, excluding race.

Race is not an issue here. This is just simply what happens to fatherless children. If you're born to a fatherless household, you are four times more likely to live in poverty. Ninety percent of felons were raised in fatherless households. Seventy one percent of high school dropouts and seventy one percent of girls teen pregnancies occur to children in fatherless households.

Eighty percent of arsonists are come from fatherless households. Again, that's of all races. So my point is we need to really fix or eliminate the welfare state if we're going to to reduce the spending by government. The problem is, of course, people on my side of the aisle want to do that. People on the left side of the aisle view this as a great way to capture generational votes. But isn't the issue also?

I mean, it's not just eliminating the money. It's also changing the moral structure and reintroducing the necessity for family. And the definition of a family is a father, a mother and children, by the way. And that is the only definition for a family. And I know that people talk.

Yeah, I'm happy to carry that bucket of water. But that really is incumbent more, I think, on leaders like you, religious leaders, people that preach about morals and values. Well, I agree. I agree, Russ, to it to a certain degree. But but when Paul, when government policies are in place that are pushing a destructive message about family, and you know, I hear all the time, people say, Well, you know, the government you can't, you can't mandate morals, except the government does mandate morals. The government mandates abortion, they mandate it, they teach it, they indoctrinate it, they mandate it, they are mandating a culture of death.

That's a moral, in my opinion, it's a void moral. It's an immoral, but they are mandating it, gender transition, immoral, but they're mandating it. The the the LGBTQ agenda in total, but they're mandating it. And now that they've made sodomite marriage legal, that that's what they that's what they're teaching in schools. They're they're revising history. I just got a message from a friend of mine.

Gosh, just just yesterday. And, and, and what what he writes is, is he said that he's a former Texas school board official. And, and he wrote to me newsflash, Democrats are pushing your tax dollars. To say that making our nation great, the MAGA people are really KKK. And to have that introduced into history.

Yeah, great. Well, I mean, first off, for pretty much all my life, I'm 65 years old, the left has been normalizing insanity. And they use the use words, they change the meaning of words, the word liberal, for example, you and I are liberals, we're the classic liberal who advocates for light regulatory touch, economic prosperity, freedom, you know, leave us alone. But they co opted the word liberal back in the 19 teens, you know, 1912 1915 in that area. So I refer to them as neoliberals.

But but they are hard at work trying to change the meaning of everything in our society, so that they can rebirth it in the form of their own utopia. Anyway, just getting back to what we were talking about, you know, fatherless households. And that brings me back to Lauren Boebert. I mean, she got pregnant after she dropped out of high school right before she dropped out of high school when she was 17. And her son just did the same thing. He just impregnated a 15 year old girl. And he's 17.

That's essentially a fatherless household. So I, well, regarding Lauren, I'm not sure that she always practices what she preaches, I guess is what I'm trying to say. And the people in this district kind of sense that especially since, you know, the theater incident a week and a half ago. And I think that bothers people.

I know it. It rubs the unaffiliated voter pretty wrong. So So anyway, that's where I'm at with that. Well, I you know, it'll be it'll be interesting to see how how all of that you know, how that plays out, Russ, obviously, we we we want to have somebody that's going to be a strong voice. And so I guess my final question to you is, is, is, you know, for example, when we when we were having the speaker argument that was going on, and we were finally able to, I think, get McCarthy to at least make some moves in the right direction. How would you how would you see yourself as a part of that equation?

I think I would have been in that group of 20 people, but I would have done it, I think with a little more touch of class, I would have debated McCarthy behind closed doors, not in an open forum. So much of what Lauren does seems to me to be grandstanding, to elevate her celebrity status. And I think that, you know, I hold almost all the same values as Lauren.

The difference is style. I am my first plank in my platform is to instruct all my staff to reach across the aisle to make five to 10 minute meetings with all 434 other Congress people and all hundred senators. And I realize not all of them are going to take the meetings and I realize some of the meetings will be really, really short. But I want to reach out not to be bipartisan, but to make friends with these people and eventually explain to them using math and facts and logic why mostly they're wrong.

So I want to do it in a civil manner. That's not how Lauren operates. And here on the eastern side of this district that really alienates a lot of voters. It just does.

So it's a style difference for me. And I, I think that she's kind of worn out her welcome in this district. We gave her a shot. We gave her our effort. We gave her our money. We gave her our time. And again, we gave her a shot.

And really, it just doesn't seem to be working out. So I'm asking send an send an engineer to Congress, by the way, faster. There are nine engineers in Congress nine, there are 175 lawyers.

I'm engineers. Well, yeah, there's the end and and really a lot of the issue a great deal of the problem that exists is is not even necessarily initially the name of the guy on the plaque. The problem is, is the staff. And so if if you get there and you take an inherited staff, good luck. Because I'll tell you right now your staff your staff is only going to let you see what what you're supposed to see.

Well, a very it's an excellent point. And right now I have a staff of five, I'm bringing them with me if I get in. So that they'll be there. Well, if the Speaker of the House approves you, bringing them with you. Yeah, because the Speaker of the House is going to control those those people that are around you to some degree.

Sure. But you know, or good, but he wants my if he wants my vote on critical issues, he's going to let me do have some autonomy. And some of that autonomy will bring, you know, when you get to Congress, you get a staff of 10 to 12 people. I am I am I completely understand and and and I and I know how it works. And what the Speaker of the House is going to say, Russ, if you want to serve on a committee and have any impact at all, you're going to do what I tell you.

Otherwise, you're going to sit in your office for the next two years, and total your thumbs because you ain't doing nothing. I understand there's a give and take. I totally Well, and and but but you're right to stand your ground and you're going to need to and you'll need to be really careful with regards to people on the other side.

Because I can tell you you're you're you know, from a even from a biblical perspective, you you you can't break bread with the devil. Yeah, yeah, you you can't hear right and right and and and unfortunately, you know what what we've seen in Congress for the most part is, is that we try to be the nice guys and give compromise, except that when they're in charge, there is no compromise. And there really isn't any compromise. As you said, they change words, they change definitions. And at the end of the day, they say it's going to be our way.

Or, you know, the highway, we're gonna walk down one last thing faster. We have a state senator here in my district, his name is Perry will, you should endeavor to get him on your show. He is a fantastic guy and a great interview.

He introduced he's a hardcore conservative like me, he introduced 14 pieces of legislation in Colorado legislature last year, which is overwhelmingly Democrat, obviously, obviously, Jared Polis, a democrat governor of the 14 pieces of legislation, he introduced 13 got turned into law, and one got vetoed. So that's how effective this guy is. And his whole point is you can reach across the aisle.

And I guess he holds his nose while he breaks bread with the devil. Well, I you know, one, one of the guys that I've seen that I think has been pretty effective, at least he had been was Ken buck. Oh, yeah. Yeah, love Ken. I've had Ken on my program for Senate. Yeah, yeah, I actually supported Ken when he initially was running for Senate, maybe eight, 10 years ago, and shifted quickly to the house. But I supported him in the Senate. So yeah, I love Ken. Yeah, good guy. Good guy. Well, Russ, best, best of luck to you will will, you know, thoughts and prayers. And we'll, we'll, we'll, we'll see.

We'll see how it plays out. When when is the election? June 25. Okay. Okay.

Which seems like it's next week to me. Well, you know what, it's amazing how quickly it all comes together. It really is.

It really truly is. All right. Well, I appreciate you doing one last thing. Congratulations for taking a tragedy in your life and making thousands of other lives better.

I think that's fantastic. Well, all glory to God. Thank you, brother. I appreciate you saying that.

All right. Well, Russ, thanks for being here. I really appreciate you. Appreciate it anytime.

Anytime. All right, we're gonna take a break, folks. We'll be back.

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Yes, sir. Good morning. Always happy to be here with you. Another awesome Tuesday in the Hill Country. Hey, it's great to have you with me, and hello to all of our Hill Country Patriots out there. Great to be speaking to you today. Thanks so much for joining us.

Absolutely, yeah. And we had a lot of people concerned about you last week, so if you want to speak briefly or about what you were going through last week, and you sound great today and sounded great last night, so give our listeners an update, let them know you're okay. I am. I'm doing much better. I had an issue with a nerve at the base of the back of my neck, down from the base of my skull all the way down my neck, and I had just this massive spasming that was going on that was sending nerve pain all the way across from the back of my head all the way to the front of my head, and then on Monday morning when I woke up, it was not only in my head, but it was down my shoulder and down into my chest, and I was concerned, as was my wife, that I may have had some kind of a stroke or something, so we proceeded to decide to head to the doctor. They gave me some shots of lidocaine to stop the spasming and then put me back on an antispasm medication, which seems to have helped, but they said it's probably a good idea to take the week off, so that's what I did. I took a week off to rest and recuperate, and I'm feeling much better now, and I thank everybody for all their thoughts and their prayers.

Absolutely. It's the prayers that count much more than the thoughts, Pastor Greg. So we got to talking last night, and we wanted to talk a little bit more about the impeachment trial of Attorney General Ken Paxton here in the state of Texas, and for those of you across the country, if you're familiar with how the federal government has been weaponized to go after people they don't like, this is what happened here in Texas, and it even has as far as I'm concerned, I think it even has some Bush acolytes behind it and pushing this thing because they really don't want these true conservative Republicans coming into the state of Texas, and this is the fight.

They can't beat us in the election cycle, and so they're going to try any way they possibly can to do so. What are your thoughts on this whole situation, Pastor Greg? Well, I'll tell you, my feeling is that this was a political hit job. My feeling is that this was a Bush-rove operation, but I have to tell you that there were a lot of people that got caught up in it, including our friendship Roy, who wrote, For the good of the people of Texas and the extraordinary public servants who served the offices of the Attorney General, Attorney General Ken Paxton must resign.

He went on to say the allegations of bribery, abuse of office, and other charges levied against him by at least seven senior leaders of the office of the Attorney General are more than troubling on the merits, but any grace for him to resolve differences and demonstrate if the allegations are false was eliminated by his choice instead to attack the very people entrusted by him to lead the office, some of whom I know well and whose character are beyond reproach. Was that, is that a recent, is that the October of 2020 statement? Yes. Okay. Yeah.

Yeah. That was the one in October. It was right before the election, and Chip Roy was saying, look, there is some trash around Attorney General Paxton, and Chip Roy at the time said maybe he should resign. Do you think that, do you think that this was, since it was a almost party line vote all the way down, with the exception of two Republicans who went with the Democrats on every vote, and then there was one of the 16 indictments where it was 28 to 2. In other words, it was heavily went over to find it not guilty.

Right. Do you think that this is possibly, how can this be a fair trial, Pastor Dreg, if all of the, if all of the jurors voted down party line? What does that tell you about this trial, if anything? Well, what I think is interesting about it, I think, you know, what we need to do is we need to go back and look at the House, and look at how the House handled this.

And I really appreciated Dan Patrick's statement about what took place in the House, and how he took the time to identify and basically say, look, you know, there was the House completely and totally abandoned their responsibility. There was no presentation of any kind of evidence. There was no opportunity for the members of the House to consider it.

And basically, the cover story by Andrew Murr was, well, you know, really, there isn't a trial there. We don't need to present any evidence, apparently, we can just impeach whoever we want. And then we thrust it to the Senate, and we let them try the case. That is not in any way, either legal or constitutional, quite frankly.

And if that's their interpretation of it, it's a problem. The other piece that's a problem is, is that you have Dade Phelan, and I say that purposefully. He calls it the sham impeachment coordinated by the Biden administration with liberal House Speaker Dade Phelan in his kangaroo court has cost taxpayers millions of dollars, disrupted the work of the office of attorney general left a dark and permanent stain on the Texas House. That that's a statement from I believe it's from Ken Paxton. The response to that is, was that you had Phelan saying it's extremely unfortunate that after hearing and evaluating this evidence, the Texas Senate chose not to remove him from office. Moreover, I find it deeply concerning that after weeks of claiming he would preside over this trial, in an impartial and honest manner, Lieutenant Governor Patrick would conclude by confessing his bias and placing his contempt for the people's house on full display. Well, I think it's appropriate that he waited until the very end.

And I think he did a great job of using the individuals that he had around him to make it a fair trial. And I do think that they gave the house every opportunity to present evidence and the bottom line is, there is no evidence because they don't have a case. Yeah, you know, the thing the thing that I guess there's several things that really bothered me and one of them was that the House members so quickly bought that idea that they really didn't have to do the do the investigating that they really didn't have to dig into it. They just had to have a feeling that something wasn't right.

And then they're going to pass it over on to the Senate. And that was the one that so many of our Republicans, you know, only 23 Republicans voted against the impeachment. And there should have been more people stand with those 23. And those who went to the back mic, Ellen Troxclare, never went to the back mic. She didn't object to this. She felt that just, you know, two days of looking over several thousand pages. And oh, yeah, and she was more concerned about marital infidelity than she was anything else. And yet that wasn't any of the charges had to do with marital infidelity.

But that seemed to be our talking point with me anyway. What where where is the solution? What where how do we fix this going forward, besides getting rid of people like Andy Murr and Ellen Troxclare?

What's next, Pastor Greg? Well, I think, you know, I think Dan Patrick has suggested that they're going to be, you know, investigating who got paid and and and and what monies were were used where I think that's going to prove to be very interesting. And I think it's going to prove to be a problem for the house because I think that the attorneys that were representing some of these quote unquote, whistleblowers are going to turn out to have been paid by the house.

And and to me, that's a direct that's a conflict of interest, when it comes to, you know, to deliberating on this issue. I think that that that the reforms that they're going to be looking at are going to have a lot to do with the fact that they're going to they're going to have to have some, you know, deliberation, there's going to have to be some some specific amount of time set aside for members of the house to look at the facts and the evidence should a situation like this arise again. And and then going forward, you know, they're they're going to look their felon and and and mer came out and said, we're not done. We're going to go after the senators that that chose to acquit him. We're going to go after we're going to continue to try to go after Ken Paxton.

They're going to continue their nefarious ways until they are removed from office. And you know, I'm I'm really disappointed. My final statement here, I'm very disappointed in in Jeff material. I don't know if Jeff really thought that he had justification for what he did.

But a lot of this could have been solved if if Jeff truly had wanted to go and have a conversation with Ken Paxton and and my sense and based on on the testimony that took place is is that there were other forces that were driving at this. And there was an absolute effort by forces to drive Ken Paxton out, because Ken Paxton is interfering with the overall purpling and ultimate blueing of the state of Texas by the WF and forces outside of our state and sitting in the governor's office. Yeah, I absolutely agree with you know, this is the message we've been trying to push forward for a number of years now that what we used to call rhinos that we now call trans publicans or trans republicans. We've been given this message for many years that we have these trans republicans in the Texas House that talk a good talk and get you in there. Oh, every one of them is conservative. Oh, my goodness.

They're all conservative. And we buy into it year after year and we keep sending Andy Murr up there. It's time for Andy to go.

We've got a great West for Dell was on the air here before I came on this morning, folks, you got to support West Andy Murr. It's time he needs to go home. He has shown his true colors.

The mask has come off. Andy Murr is a trans publican. And we need new representation here in the hill country.

Do you not live in any buyers district, Pastor Greg? I do live in Andy Murr's district. And I know you'll remember this, but for the sake of our listeners, you know, I was getting ready to announce that I was going to be running against Andy Murr six years ago. Literally the week before my accident, I had an event in Bandera with Rafael Cruz and Steven Brody and Ray Myers and several others, and Rick Scarborough, and had talked with Joanne Fleming and several others and let them know that I intended to announce my candidacy because we needed to get Murr out of there six years ago.

Of course, I had the car accident and God had a different plan and there you go. And I understand that Wes Fredell is running again and I wish him the very best. Absolutely.

We need to support him as much as we can. And so what else do we have on the impeachment? Anything we want to, oh, I'll tell you, I saw Angela Paxton was part of the event. She was on the lineup for an event I went to on Friday and Saturday in Austin, but we were informed that she wasn't going to be able to attend unless the trial was over. And so Saturday afternoon, about an hour after the verdicts were all read, in walked Angela Paxton and a big smile on her face and lots of hugs and, and pictures being taped taken with Angela. And you could tell it was a huge relief to her and a burden off of her. And so I got to see her almost immediately after that. And folks, she is doing good and is in good shape and the Paxtons all need our prayers and the members of the House and the Senate need our prayers as well.

This is Mike, this would be my closing statement. And I posted this actually on Michelle Smith's, on a comment. And I ask a question, does anyone think that Jeff Matier gave first liberty and Kelly Shackelford a black eye? That's just a question. I've worked with first liberty for, I've had them, I used to have them on my show quite often.

I haven't for a number of years now, for whatever reason. But you know, Matier is still with first liberty and again, I really question what he did and it just, it doesn't add up for me. But I think there's time for justice. I think Dan Patrick set the table. I think what the House did was collusion.

It could be a RICO case since it involves multiple entities across several states. It was a conspiracy to remove an attorney general that won't play along with the WEF globalist playbook of the Bushes, the Soros, the Kochs and the Robes. I think Texas keeps America free and without Texas, the US is sunk because California and New York are already gone. Paxton won't let Abbott sell us out completely and now we, the people, need to clean house and Paxton needs to investigate and prosecute these traitors. Amen. Excellent closing statement. Thank you, Pastor Greg, as always, for joining us on Tuesday morning. We really enjoy it. My pleasure, Matt. God bless you. God bless America and may God Almighty bless all of our listeners and viewers.

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And welcome back to Chosen Generation Radio where no topic's off limits and everything filtered through biblical classes. Let me adjust this chair real quick. Hang on one second. Okay, there we go. A little better.

The hydraulic on this was just dropping a little bit too low. So on this situation, I want to be really clear too. Jeff's a good guy. I really believe that. I don't believe that Jeff Mater is a bad guy. I met Jeff a number of years ago. He was actually in Kerrville for an event with one of the Liberty organizations. I think it was with Eagle Forum actually. And at any rate, we started connecting and he came on this program quite frequently.

In fact, when he was nominated as a federal judge, I thought that he would have made an excellent federal judge. It was an interview that he did on this show, on this program right here, where he was talking about the transgender agenda that in 2017 was being used against children. And his commentary on it was, as he said, the transgender agenda against children is a satanic plan. It's evil. It's a satanic plan. Folks, there is not a true Christian, a true biblical believer today, six years later, okay, from conservative commentators from Bongino to Charlie Kirk to Glenn Beck that don't call out the transgender assault on kids and say, it's evil. It's satanic.

It's wicked. That is a common thing that is said today. Jeff Mater said it six years ago. And he was right. But because he said that, and because he also said that the therapy that they were doing, which still happens today, which is a good thing, helping those that are seeking assistance to get their head screwed on straight, because he said those things back in 2017, the Trump administration, the Trump administration pulled him. And when they did a reconsideration, and he was one of the judges they put back in for reconsideration, they pulled they ignored him again. Because there were individuals in the Trump administration who supported the LGBTQ agenda. Remember that Donald Trump said in 2016, at the convention, he welcomed to the LGBTQ, he welcomed to the log cabin, he brought Peter Thiel in. That's a fact. Those are just facts.

And you heard in my in my program, if you've been listening and watching the whole program today, when I first got started today, I replayed a piece about hypocrisy. You cannot support the sodomite agenda, period, end of story, and still claim Christian moral values in any way, shape or form. They're contradictory, and you can't do it.

And, you know, you can say, well, whatever somebody wants to do in the privacy of their system, well, yes. But they don't. Because the agenda is to destroy the moral fabric of the United States of America, and ultimately tear down its constitution. And immorality will be the means by which they will accomplish this goal. The first pillar is remove God and then remove morality. And now anything goes and once anything goes, everything goes. And that's exactly what's taking place in our country today. Anything goes, so everything has gone. And we, the people, have to restore righteousness in this nation again. And that only happens by putting on biblical worldview and looking through God's glasses, because He's the one who guarantees our rights.

And if He's not the one guaranteeing your rights, ladies and gentlemen, you have no rights. I'll be back tomorrow. I'm your host, Pastor Greg. Get more at the website, childrengenerationradio.com.

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