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Cant trust polls that don't favor Trump

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TUE HR 2 101326 Hour 2: Sanders talks about stations going off air if people don't send in money,  the fear of Islam and Communism joining together, Sanders talks about Gangs, Talks about how for Somalis "Rape is part of their culture" claims "only Muslims are reproducing" in England, Sanders talks against Indigenous Peoples Day, Sanders cant trust polls that don't favor Trump.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Donate and listen to the podcast at wrwl. dot org. Righty, we are back, and you know I have to do due diligence starting tomorrow. We're going to do things a little differently this week. We're going to have pledge week starting tomorrow, and then then we're going to pick it up next week.

That way, we'll kind of break it up over the week, and because it's hard on the folks that come in, you know, a lot of people don't know pledge week's pretty pretty tough. But anyhow, folks out there, I got to I have to say this. I'm I'm getting you know already calls from people from Dallas saying please don't take one of one hundred point seven off the air. I I I don't take them off the air. It's if the if the people don't support us, you know.

Now they they support us, but now again, like I want to emphasize two things. One. If we have to drop that station, you can still hear us. We're on iHeart Radio. We're on streaming over the internet.

We're a lot of different ways. You can still pick us up, and you can still hear us.

Okay, you just won't be able to hear us on your kitchen radio there, and you know, at nighttime, we're you know, as we get all those letters for the. Those ladies saying I go to bed with you every night. They listen to me, you know, and they doze off to sleep.

Okay, but but we'll still be there. There would be ways, but we don't want to go up there. We want to stay in Texas. We have some really good people.

So you folks out there in the Dallas area in Texas, many of you have been listening for a long time. Every now and then I get letters saying. I've been listening to you for years. I've never donated. I'm this is my first time.

Now is the time to do that.

Now is the time to do that.

Okay, you know we went off about six or seven stations, and and we had told people and told people as soon as we were gone off those stations, we started getting all kinds of letters, and then people were sending donations. Can you get back on? It's pretty hard.

Okay, now.

So I have to say that I also got to get now. You know, I put them in on an X's and double X's. In Dallas is a double X. Minnesota, nine eighty a.m. in Minnesota is a double X.

It's in real danger. Also, also five ninety in Boston. Five ninety in Boston.

Now we're doing much better at one hundred six point one FM in San Diego, and also. Twelve ten in San Diego, but we're not out of the woods there.

Okay, Chicago has improved. Chicago has improved, but it's still, still not out of the woods. And both uh, one o two point three FM and five seventy AM in New York, they're not all the way up to snuff.

So. And then I got to say that the Youngstown Warren. I just talked to those people at that station out there yesterday, Youngstown Warren, and they're in order to keep us. You know, we're we're going to be cutting cutting the cost down. You know, to keep us on those stations.

We if we're not getting the support, we can't stay on. You know, it's.

Sometimes it's how people think. I don't know what they think, but if we don't get the the funding, we can't stay on. Fifty-one years we've been on the radio. In January, fifty-two years, totally funded by the listeners. Totally funded by the.

I don't know of any other program that's done that. That's a long time. Yeah. And so here, also, I got to put a holler out to W T O D F M out there in Toledo, and also W T K D out there in Dayton. We're we gotta hear from you, or you won't be hearing from us.

It's just that simple.

So anyhow, folks, next starting tomorrow's Pledge Week.

So you folks out there listening to us, I hope you want to keep us there, and because we really want to be there with you, and because of the like the days we're living in right now, especially like the program we did tonight. If people are paying attention, listening. All of those things that we read, okay, that's what you're going to get if you vote for a Democrat. That's what you're going to get.

Okay, we open. Let's open the phone lines. The phone lines are open at two one six nine zero one zero nine three three, two one six nine zero one zero nine three three. You've heard all this stuff about this, you know, allegations about Kimberly Guilfoyle. And so I'm going to get into that.

Who do we have?

Okay, let's go out to Christine in Tennessee. Hey, Christine, are you there? Yeah, I'm here, Pastor. I have a question for you. Early voting starts tomorrow in Greenville, Tennessee, and I don't really understand everything, but I heard that.

Part of the ballot's gonna say one side is gonna say communism slash Islam, Islam, and it's gonna be together because they're joining like forces to, I guess, join together to, I don't know, whatever. And it's gonna be those two are gonna be together, meaning it's both. It's both, and the other side of the ballot is going to be our constitution. Leave it the way it is, because if if Islam and communism succeed, God forbid, that's going to be our constitution. Their constitution is going to be communism and Islam.

It is no longer going to be our constitution the way we know it.

Now that's what I heard from different sources. I don't know if you've heard that, but it's very you know just concerning because you know we want to keep our constitution the way it is, and that's what I heard.

So I'm going to go to vote tomorrow, and of course I'm going to choose our constitution, but I don't know. You know, I don't know if people are aware of some of this, and I was going to ask you: Have you heard that?

Well, I haven't heard that specifically about Tennessee, but there's a lot of these things. Like I said, you have, and especially that is exactly what's happening in Massachusetts, where they have. If you're if you're a radical Muslim, if you're a Muslim, and there's a A position open, you know, like a job in government and city council, whatever. Muslims get priority; they get priority.

Okay, that's you know, again, it's the unholy alliance between the communist party and the Muslims out there today. And if people don't awaken and stand stand up and push it out, we got we got to eliminate that because under communism, folks, you know, you have to understand. And Islam—they've killed hundreds and hundreds of millions of people, hundreds of millions of people. And if you think that the communists in this country are any less ruthless than communists in Russia or China or North Korea, you got another thing coming. Because they would—they would eliminate Christianity in a heartbeat if they could.

They would do it in a heartbeat.

Okay, and so. As far as that goes, Christine, that email that you sent me, I could never open it. I couldn't get it open, and I wondered what was going on. I don't know what to do because I've been having a problem with my phone sometimes. But I want—I'm glad you said that.

I want to ask you something.

Okay, I think you're not on Facebook, are you? No, uh.

Okay, that might be part of the reasons. A friend's up in Ohio; she's not on Facebook, and when I send her like that video is from off of Facebook, you know, and if I send her anything up there, um, she sometimes can open it, and sometimes she can't, and so. That must be what's going on here, and the reason. And she's not on Facebook.

So what happened was, when I sent you some stuff, and you know, texted you with it, with a video. I know this. Usually, when you're on Facebook and you have people, and you're, you know, you're texting and all that, it'll show a little blue, a little blue check mark underneath. Whatever you sent, with her and with you, there was no blue nothing. I thought, well, that's weird.

I'm wonder if you got it, and um, so I called you on the phone and left a voicemail. But the thing is, um, yeah, okay. I thought there might have been a problem, so I'm not sure how to go about it.

Well, I'll just tell you. Maybe you can, yeah, or you could text me. But go ahead. Yeah, I just sent it in the text. Um.

Did you look at your text?

Well, if he's not on Facebook, he won't be able to open. Anything that well—that's what I said. But I sent it to him in a yeah, yeah, on the text, yeah, and I and I couldn't no. You sent me something in the text, and I couldn't open it. It wouldn't open.

Yeah, because he's not on Facebook, and the same thing with my daughter. She's not on Facebook, so I can never send her anything that's interesting off of Facebook. I have people sending sending out. Here's the strange part about this. I I don't ever go on Facebook, but I have.

People from Facebook sending me stuff all day and every day. Yeah, and you can't get. I mean, hundreds of people. No, sometimes they will open, but not all the times. Yeah, sometimes I can, I can open them.

They will, but not all the time.

Okay, and it's a well. Let me do this. Why don't you give me the number of Katie? That's your name, right? Sitting next to you.

How about this is Kathy. Kathy. Kathy, I'm sorry, I'm thinking of the other lady, the caller or whatever. I think her name is Katie. How about if you could give?

Okay, I'll tell you what to do. I'm sure Kathy next to you has Facebook, right? Yes.

Okay, what you could do is get my number from Pastor Sanders. Just text me. Just text me. Put your name, like Cassie or something, so I know who you are. Because I usually don't respond to phone calls when I don't recognize who who caller is.

So if you could don't mind doing that, I'll send you the video, and you could give it to him to look at if you want to do that. Sure.

Okay.

Okay.

All right. We'll do it that way, and she should be able to get it. All right, we'll get it done, Christine. Thank you very much.

Okay, I've got to. Oh, I started doing this article here about these allegations are false. Kimberly Guilfoyle fires back as she quits as U.S. ambassador. I mean, they've been talking about this and talking about this and talking about this.

Kimberly Guilfoyle, the U.S. ambassador to Greece, quit her position Tuesday at the request of the White House, but not without firing back against reports that she asked a donor to present a donor to President Trump to pay off her $100,000 credit card bill. These allegations are false. Goforth said in a lengthy post on Tuesday, and I intend to vigorously defend my name and reputation and my integrity. I have dedicated my professional life to fighting for justice, standing up for what is right, and defending the values that make America exceptional.

I will not allow false accusations to define my. Define my decades of public service. Very good. I hope she meant all that. What do you think?

So she actually did step down. Yeah, she did. She she did it at the request because they were getting so much feedback. You know, the White House was so, and and and knowing Trump, he probably had somebody else in the wings that maybe. But he said that she did a great job.

She did well. She was there.

So, you had an article there. Yes, we're talking about the Somali gangs. It's very interesting. You, when you think about gangs, you think about, you know, young boys mainly, of course, that are. Not so much nowadays.

Those girls and gangs now. Yeah, remember what we watched just a couple summers ago, here there in New York City. We watched all those those gangs, those girls, those black girls beating up people. You know. Oh.

Yeah. I mean, there was a a bunch of them.

Okay.

Well, whether they're Male or female gangs are usually ruthless, and they, you know, they do they hurt people. They, you know, they use weapons.

Well, the Somalis, you know, it was if it it was already suspicious when they had the daycares that were as they were acting as a front for taking tax tax dollars, and they were becoming rich for by those suspicious daycares.

Well, now we've got Somali. Gangs of miners, and there's this. What happened was the police in Bloomington, Minnesota, responded early to a a call where a hundred shots were fired. What there was one injury of a miner reported. No arrests were made.

The shooting was being linked to the Somali community, but Bloomington Police Chief Booker Hodges made it clear these are not young, typical gangsters. During a press conference Tuesday afternoon, Hodges gave the profile of the individuals his department was dealing with. These are rich kids. They're coming from two-parent homes, living in apartment buildings with thirty-five hundred dollar a month rent. Driving Beemers and Mercedes and all these luxury cars, when you hit their house, they're not dealing with money.

There's no drugs in the house. They're purchasing legal firearms. He described, that's them. Except for they're violent. He said, motioning to a picture of Jamie Kennedy and his gang from the comedy film Malibu's Most Wanted, which is about rich kids from a stable upbringing trying to mimic gang life.

These kids have come from good. Homes and they have money. Hodges continued, "They're living in houses that cost more than my mortgage, so they're not." Here, simply shooting each other based on social media. Just how did these Somali families become so affluent in the first place? Perhaps they worked hard and are reaping the rewards, while their children have, unfortunately, chosen a deviant path.

Or could it be that the parents are on a deviant path as well, fraudulently taking tax dollars and getting rich? Another issue here is tribalism. Minnesota currently has the highest Somali population. Of any state with more than sixty-three thousand Somali residents, guess who ranks second? Ohio.

Ohio, with less than half of that figure, the totals go much lower from there. These people do not assimilate. They huddle into communities, creating an insulated culture—a little Somalia within places like Minnesota—and they only tend to their own. This is antithetical to the American creed. We are a people of values, united by constitutional ideals rather than blood ties, marriages, or alliances.

Out of necessity, for the sake of violence or defense, those tribal relations create division. Without a grounding in our principles, we forget. What our expectations should be for immigrants, the Democrats and the left have allowed the standard for those who can immigrate to be anyone from anywhere who is seeking a better life. They show a blatant disregard for how that outlook impacts the rest of us. We do not have new Americans in the Somali immigrants.

We have Somalis building a second Somalia. Yeah. Well, you know again. Their gross national product is piracy. That's the the countries about you know that and like I said, their their defense has been that when especially when it comes to crimes like rape and you know that their That's just a part of their culture, and that they didn't.

Same thing, like especially there in the UK, that that is what would cause such large protests because that the the and the British. But allowing these guys to get off very easy after they're raping all these young British girls, and the people in Britain said, "That's enough. We've had enough of it," because you know they've got it into influencing those in the government.

So, how do you think these Somali families got so rich? Do you think they came over that way?

Well, no. You see, what happens is you go and and you get on government programs. You have programs, okay, like U.S. Aid, U.S.A.I.D.

Okay, and you have Democrats out there that you apply to because you're starting a day care and you're eligible for. You know, money to be support from the for your daycare, like grants or something, like grant, and so you apply and you get. You get the money. They start sending you money. The problem of it is you don't have a daycare.

You see, you know, you might have a garage or something at that address, and that's what they did.

Okay, no, no children, no daycare, and they they were doing the same thing with a number of different things. They they were opening clinics with no patients.

Okay, where there wasn't clinics, but in Minnesota, with an extremely, completely, and a totally corrupt governor.

Okay, Tampon Tim. Walls, okay, and a very, very corrupt Muslim Attorney General, okay. They were getting away with this.

Now, then Minneapolis, I believe the mayor there is another Muslim, and so they were turning their head the other way and taking taking bribes, okay. Their attorney general was—he was caught on, on camera, on film, making a deal with some some of these Somalis.

Okay, so that's how they did it. They, nine billion dollars worth of fraudulent claims, nine billion dollars. No wonder they're driving Mercedes, right? And so they're kids. They're rich kids, spoiled kids, and they're still going out and and harming others.

Well, you. Say when you when you have that, you're rich and privileged. It's not just the Somalis, the the the communists, the deathocrats, the democrats. A lot of these people, when especially when the ones that were the anti-Israel, the anti you know protests, and that they were little rich kids. They were like the Jane Fonda's, you know, all these the John Kerrys, all these little rich kids back in the '60s.

Out there, making the money, and it was almost like they they felt guilty for having a, you know, born with a silver spoon in their mouth, and so they wanted to be like a hero to the impoverished, and they weren't. They were communists, is what they are. Want to make a name for themselves. Phone lines are open at two one six. Nine zero one zero nine three three two one six nine zero one zero nine three three, and Christianity conquered empires.

It defeated pagan kingdoms and it shaped Western civilization.

So, how did the modern church become so weak, divided, and afraid to fight for its own faith? As Islam expands its influence across Britain, Europe, and America, Christian apologist Bob Soko of London's Speakers Corner warns that the greatest threat to Western Christianity may not come from outside the church, but from within.

Well, what have I been preaching for half a century? There's been a dearth of courage, a dearth of courage from the pulpit.

Okay, for more than two hundred years, Soko argues Christianity has surrendered its authority over. Culture, politics, society, retreated into a third, or to a timid compromise faith that no longer knows how to defend itself. It's not that our Lord's teachings are failing; it's that Christians have been failing to apply our Lord's teachings, and I can tell you this. It really expanded back in the 1960s. In the 1960s, in a powerful conversation with Elizabeth Ferrer, Sokol calls for nothing less than the restoration of muscular Christianity in faith and refuses to apologize for its convictions.

These courageous men, instead of silencing them, and a Christian civilization willing to defending this thing, I remember back in the early 60s when you had that movement from Europe.

Okay, where. They were teaching. They were pastors had to learn how to get, and this went into the seminaries, in touch with their feminine parts.

Okay, who do we have? Let's go to Michigan. We're Mitchell, Mitchell, and Michigan. Hey, Mitchell. Hello.

You know, I just want to say there's always been some kind of anti-immigrant feelings in this nation. If I could take it back to like 1920. You have like a small town, primarily inhabited by Anglo Saxons, English, British. But a factory opens, and they need labor, and there's a shortage of labor, so they invite certain elements of the Eastern Europeans or Southern Europeans, and these people establish their own communities within this town here. And because these people are primarily Catholic, there is a lot of you know similar type feelings you know rising.

Well, you know, at one point or another, just about every group that came that immigrated from Europe were a minority, and at one point or another, you know, I were you know, even when I was young, the Irish. That's where you had Tammany Hall in that. That's where they started that because the Irish were looked down upon. They were called mixed. They were discriminated, and then the Italians, the very same things that happened to the Italians, and you know all of them.

So one point or another, just about all of them at one point, you know, were were discriminated against.

So the main thing. They assimilated, you know, into society. Then, you know, like say, Eastern Polish or Italian, they they're all, you know, part of the American society, you know. But they took it, you know, took a, you know, passage of time for that to happen. I remember after World War II, Mitchell, a number of of Germans that came over here, and They weren't.

They weren't telling people they were German. They were telling their people, you know, that they were Czech, Slovakian, or Hungarian. Anything but German. They were not admitting to being German, even though you know we knew that they were German.

So. Well, Germany is like like the number two European English nation, I think. Yeah, I know, but back then, after World War Two, that right after the war, yeah. But the only, yeah, well, you said it very well. How how do you think things are going there as far as the election there in Michigan?

Well, I think it's overblown because you know this guy probably will be elected. But what do senators primarily do? They do a whole lot of nothing, you know.

So whether this guy is going to destroy the nation or something. Might have a chicken and a balloon.

Well, from what I understand, Rogers is is leading in the polls, but from what we understand, early voting in Michigan favors the Republicans.

Well, well, hopefully that'll happen in Anderson. Yeah, this is again. This reminds me a whole lot of twenty four. I'm hoping. That what we're seeing, because, of course, they're not reporting this.

The whole idea is to try to discourage Republicans from coming to vote, but it looks like they're the some of them are waking up. But this article that I just had here was about the the churches and the pastors, um, where that back and I remember very clearly back in the sixties. What was happening when you had that movement came out of Turbujen, Germany, with with this this whole idea about getting pastors, you know, to be more effeminate, and that that was going throughout the moving into the seminaries. But anyhow, the thing is, it was happening in the UK and in Germany and Europe. There's incredibly low birth rates.

Okay.

And they, these bean counters in the government, they probably they have in order to subsidize all these social programs they have, like national health and stuff. They need you know a tax-paying populace paying into the system. You know, well, all of Europe, the only ones that are reproducing are the Muslims. You have in Italy, they're way down, way below their ability to reproduce to keep the population up. In England, France, France, you know that country is just about on fire.

I mean, they've been, you know, and it's not getting any better over there.

Okay, and a lot of that has to do with the Muslim immigration into into France there, and so. You look, and of course, and and even here in America, we're not we're not reproducing Americans. This is where you have all of these illegals coming in here, and so that's just the way things are. It is what it is, and I think it's a sure sign of the Lord's soon return. I think a lot of these things are.

Anyhow, the enlightenment movement was what I was trying to think about when that started back in the '60s. The enlightenment movement, and that was where they started teaching going into the seminaries. And I know that the UBF, you know, we never had held to any that. And I've been preaching against that for for years and years and years. I've been preaching against that.

So, all right, phone lines are open at two one six nine zero one. Zero nine three three, two one six nine zero one, zero nine three three. If you have a question or a comment, give us a call. We'll be right back after this. Read his words.

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His return is imminent. I know a lot of people.

Some of you people would say that for years.

Well, yeah, yeah, that's exactly what Scripture said would happen, and we've been doing what Scripture said would happen. Did you know about Indigenous Peoples Day in Minnesota? Oh, I thought it was a thing. In other states too, a pro football team has been exorated, exoriated for promoting Indigenous Peoples Day, while advertising a people known for rape, murder, pillaging, and slavery. Those were called the Vikings.

Okay, it is the NFL Minnesota Vikings, named for a people known for their marauding campaign along the seacoast for at least three or four centuries. Who have been targeted by public criticism for the team's decision to go politically correct and refuse to honor Columbus Day on Monday, instead opting for Indigenous Peoples Day? That was stupid. That was stupid. That was.

The team said it was honoring the rich histories, cultures, and traditions and contributions of the indigenous peoples. We are grateful for the opportunity to learn from. And engage with Indigenous leaders, organizations, and community members. Today, we celebrate Indigenous Peoples Day and honor the rich histories, cultures, traditions, and contributions of Indigenous peoples. We are grateful for the opportunity to learn and engage with Indigenous leaders, organizations, and community members.

Who help strengthen Minnesota?

So now there's a big campaign to get the Vikings to change their name.

Now, oh boy, you see, and see, and they started this themselves by doing this stupid thing.

So now they got these people, just like what happened here. You know, I I I hate political correctness and. I haven't gone to an Indians game since they changed their name to the Guardians. I haven't gone to a game, okay, and I know a lot of people who haven't gone to an Indians game, you know, because I I just don't like political correctness. I don't either, and yet now they're in the playoffs.

Yeah, but I still don't watch them now. Yeah, and because because of that, you have an article there. I do. I'm gonna. Stop picking on Minnesota for a minute and go to Texas.

You won't believe what James Tellerico once said to white teachers. I, I, go ahead. I do. Okay.

So, over and above the fact that he disappeared for two weeks, let's talk about some of the things that he says about people that are just ridiculous.

So here's another blow to Talarico's Senate aspirations in a state where 40 percent of the population is white. Talarico told white teachers that quote, white supremacy and heteropatriarchy have colonized their minds. I think we have to understand, especially for the white educators that are on this call, that these violent hierarchies, these systems. White supremacy, heteropatriarchy, economic exploitation—those things have colonized our own minds.

So there, you know, communists often accuse their political opponents of being mentally ill, defective, or insane. There are, you know, in Texas, there are communists on or. I'm sorry, not communist democratic enclaves, which I guess according to you is communist. Yeah, but Austin is is a good example of that. That's very liberal in Austin.

So Talarico decided he's going to focus his largest threat to our way of life in America and Texas right now, aiming on white supremacy.

So. The just like in Minnesota, you need to vote red to get rid of these, you know, these Democratic policies towards these, like the Somali gangs, and you know where they don't prosecute them, or the fraud that's going, you know, the Tim Walls and. They're not prosecuting the fraud.

Well, the same thing in Texas. You know, you're talking about this man who is talking about white supremacy. He wants to represent the Republicans, right? Oh, Tellerico. No, Talarico.

Oh no, he's the Democrat, but he wants to get into the Senate to to to represent us, and and yet he's dwelling on white supremacy and and attacking these teachers.

So again, just like in Minnesota, Texas, you need to vote red down the ballot, so people like Talarico can never get the chance to destroy our country and and their state.

Okay, let's let's look at look how communism how well it works out there. All of the states, like like New York, like Minnesota, those those states, the the Massachusetts, they all have huge debts. They all have huge debts. A lot of welfare. A lot of they all have a large number of illegal aliens on their payroll.

They're in their economies. People aren't moving to those states. People are moving out of the blue states. They're moving to Florida. They're moving to Texas.

Moving here to Ohio. But then they're bringing their politics with them.

So why are they moving out of those states?

Well, because stupid is as stupid does.

Okay, they you know they're trying to get away. It's like a you know a Democrat will try to run away from his shadow on a sunny day.

Okay, it doesn't work.

Okay.

Yeah, and they they do they they just bring. I had to laugh when, here the governor DeSantis, of Florida, when he found out that our great governor of California was spending his vacation in Florida. They came to Florida, but you know, because he, you know, money went a lot further there. You could, you know, and again, how many, how many businesses have moved out of California towards Florida? You just saw what happened in New York.

All those businesses now. Oklahoma governors begging them to come back. Same thing with Seattle, Washington, state of Washington. Businesses are moving out, and they're begging them. Portland, Oregon, moving.

They're begging them to come back. You know that's how communism works. All the blue states, their economies, are are down. People are leaving. Nobody's going there.

So they want to go to a place, a state that has a better way of life, better economy. But then they bring their politics and they vote blue, which is going to destroy that same economy. Right. That doesn't make sense. That's why they're Democrats.

Okay.

Stupid is as stupid does.

Okay.

Okay.

Temper, Eric. Who do we have?

Let's go out to New York with Vera. Hey Vera, you're in the air. Thanks, sir. I was just calling to see. Are you going to come stay on the radio station in New York?

I'm going to do our best. We're planning. We're hoping if we can get to, we can get more people from New York to continue to support us. We got to, you know, we're planning this. We we want to stay there.

We have some really good people.

Out there to yeah, well, I'm one of them. But if if you have to go off, I mean, you got to do what you got to do because I can always go online and listen on the podcast. You know, if that happens, okay, that's what I want to find out.

So take care. All righty, well, Vera, thank you for calling and and tell tell your friends and that support us so we can stay there. That way, you don't have to go online. You can just hear it on the radio.

So God bless. Thank you.

Alrighty. After months of flooding the zone with gloom predictions for Republicans, there's been a quiet but meaningful shift in major media headlines. Headlines, left-leaning outlets, desperate to make the GOP's demise a self-fulfilling prophecy, seem to be subtly hedging their bets against the against another polling embarrassment. In the last handful of days, even the big dogs—the New York Times, the Washington Post, and Newsweek—are conceding that maybe. The election forecasts aren't as lopsided as they've been leading voters to believe.

Suddenly, readers are clicking on stories that paint a very different picture of the apocalyptic landscape that they'd come to expect, and so here articles are popping up in the same pages that have urged Americans to don their galoshes for the blue. Tsunami, and while there certainly are were some troubling signs, and and of course you know these polls we never could trust the polls to begin with. Here, for the Republican Party, one lesson everyone should have learned by now is that the polls are as incredibly flawed a measure of public opinion. They've always been that way. The modern age Republicans have consistently outperformed the industry's numbers in presidential races, and posters have fanatically.

Frantically tried to solve the puzzle, especially after a strong national humiliations, after a lot of head scratching. Two theories for this unpredictability revolve around the JOP. First, Republicans are becoming more distrustful of institutions and society, and they may be extending to how they feel about pollsters. Second, suburban Republican college graduates are more are far more likely to fear professional sanctions for their views and are therefore self-censoring more, including in surveys.

So, anyhow. That is is what's been taking place. Say a lot of Republicans just don't answer the surveys, and they don't, and they they don't tell them. They don't trust them. They don't, and because the Democrats are just corrupt with everything, you know, and so they don't trust them.

I know. I've been. I probably. I don't know how many a day polls a day. I I just yeah.

I don't ignore them. I don't answer them either. And so, anyhow, I wanted to. Very quickly. Hit on this one.

President Trump invites John Fetterman to join the GOP.

Now here's the guy Fetterman. You don't know what he's going to do. I I I don't know. I, you never know what he's going to do. He'll go this way, go that way.

He's he's well, right now he he he continues to. He disagrees with the left. They're the the Democrats, but he keeps voting Democrat.

So he's talking like a Republican, but he keeps voting like a Democrat. I think he doesn't like the the the crazy ones. You know, the ones that just went off their rockers with the, you know, all of those things that we talked about. The young socialist communist. Yeah, yeah.

I don't think that's that's what he doesn't like. I think he wants to keep the Democrat Party like it used to be, but it's just not that way.

So, well, you're a pretty smart woman. You may have you may have be exactly right. I might have to go talk to John Fetterman. Yeah, I would give him give him a call and talk to him. Has Has Pastor Hal called in yet?

Pastor Hal, have you fallen asleep again? Have you fallen asleep on me again, Pastor Hal? He was supposed to call in. He didn't call in. You know why?

Because he likes to give the invitation. When it's that time. Yep. And so when you have been doing this for fifty-one years. And and I mean, given that invitation, thousands and thousands and thousands of times.

Okay, you sometimes you kind of think, you know, I'd like to find a new and different way of doing it, but it comes down to the reality is, well, it's exactly what. You know, God got it exactly perfectly right when He put it in His Bible when it comes to giving that invitation. And so, the Lord Jesus made it very clear that this is how you do it. This is how you do it. You, you, you tell the people.

Jesus said to pray to the Father, but but why don't you do this? Tell people out there listening to you why you think. That they should be saved. What is the benefits of being saved? I mean, look.

What if what if this happened? What if everything that you heard about this turned out not to be true?

Okay.

And so you believed all your life that in the Bible and about salvation, but you found out that. In the end, you just die, and you just go out of existence, cease to exist, and then there's no heaven or hell and all of that.

So, what have you lost? What have you lost by having faith and believing in God? Even though, let's just say that there was no God, right? Of course, we know that's impossible because without a God, there wouldn't be us, right? Right.

But What would you lose? You wouldn't lose anything. Nothing. I I led a good life, a good life of faith, and I I lived in peace. I lost nothing.

All right. So now, when we when we realize that God's Word, the Bible, when we take a look at that, over eighteen hundred prophecies. We see all of those prophecies coming true. All of creation cries out and bears witness of a Creator.

So, I mean, are we a hundred and one percent absolute sure of what God's Word, the Bible, teaches? Yes, we are. We are. And so, and should right now, is there anybody in heaven or hell, anyone who has lived and died, that don't believe in the inerrancy of God's Word? Not a one.

Not a one. They all believe. They're all going to believe. That's common sense, right?

Now, if you take a look and read God's Word, the Bible. I mean, if you go through it, could there possibly be any better explanation for the for our existence than what is written recorded? No. No. It couldn't possibly.

There's no other no other article, no other in existence. Not even AI today. That speaks with absolute authority, absolute authority, telling us where it all started, where we're at today, and where we're headed. God's word, the Bible, is the only one, right here, the King James Bible.

So now, after saying all that, folks, this is why we have to tell you. Let me tell you something. Making the wrong decision and ending up in hellfire. Is really, really a wrong decision. It's one you can't undo.

This is why we're telling you out there that nothing ever could, ever would, ever should mean as much to you as your standing with the Lord Jesus Christ. Every one of you out there that are listening to me tonight, you're listening to me because you're alive, one. Ah, but that, but, but someday you won't be alive.

Okay, the Bible says born. Twice die once, born once you die twice, and that's not a good thing. You don't want to be in there.

So the Lord Jesus said, "Here it is." He went for God to love the world. He gave His only begotten Son, Christ, to die a substitutionary death for us. He He did for us what we could never ever do for ourselves. Never, okay. And now.

You have a get out of hell card, free.

Okay, all you have to do is believe. Just believe. How could you not believe?

Okay.

All the evidence there, and all you have to do is acknowledge the fact that we're a sinner. Good news is only sinners need a savior, right? Only sinners can get saved.

So what we do is, like Jesus said, confess that sin to the Father, pray to the Father, confess the fact that you're a sinner. You need a savior. And ask for forgiveness of your sins, and then he says, then call upon the name of the Lord Jesus Christ, who took your place upon that cross, who and who esteemed you higher than himself. He became literally became sin for us. And folks, listen, it's very important that you do this.

You acknowledge that you ask Jesus to be the Lord of your life, all of your life. Without any reservations, and well, some people say, "Well, how do I know he can hear me?" Believe me, he can hear you. Believe me, God hears everything. He, he hears your thoughts right now. He knows what you're thinking.

He knows right now that you have just had that invitation, and. I'm just I'm just a messenger. The message is coming from the Lord. He's calling you right now, out there, and He knows what you're thinking. And so now is the time to to say, to pray that prayer, to ask the Lord Jesus to be the Lord of your life, all of your life, to put Him first and foremost before everything else, because folks, guess what?

You're not guaranteed another day. You're not guaranteed another minute, and and by the time the sun rises tomorrow, the thousands and thousands and thousands of people that are alive today or right now will not be. And you don't want to be one of those. You don't want to be one that dies in your sin. Can't be undone, so don't don't put it off.

Do it now. Do it right now. Do it tonight. Get up and pray and ask Him to be the Lord of your life all of your life. I know that we're running out of time for tonight.

So as we normally say, thanks for being here. We want to say to you, good night. We want to say to you, God bless, and we want to say always, always, always. Let's do it. Keep.

Fighting the, get ready, get ready, fight, Thanks for listening to the Voice of the Christian Resistance. What's Right, What's Left, hosted by Pastor Ernie Sanders. To learn more about our ministry, please visit us online at www.wrwl.org. Please tune in next time for another edition of What's Right, What's Left. The preceding program is sponsored by What's Right, What's Left Ministries, and is responsible for its content.

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