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The legendary voice of the Crystal Resistance. On this 21st day of October, 2026, and tonight we have this is Pledge Week, Pledge Week, Pledge Week. That's right.

So, to do, to do, to do, right out of the the shoot. The numbers are for the credit card. Eight eight eight, two eight one, one one one zero, and the other number is two one six, nine zero one zero nine three three. We have tonight this last night, both the rubbish hauler's wife versus Barack Obama. Really good book, folks, out there by Susan Daniels.

She really exposes. You know Obama was not a citizen either. He wasn't, but who knows that, right? We've been talking about that for years. Anyhow, back there in the phone booth, the heroes of the faith: Karenedy, Carl Klein, Eric, there, and Little Lisa.

Good evening, everyone.

Alrighty, my producer tonight is Mister Styles. Say hello, Mister Styles. Hello. You know, I mean that—that's a weak hello. Say hello.

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Okay, I'm a—I'm concerned about all this transgenders talk and stuff like this. What kind of an effect it may have? Anyhow, we have tonight my guest. She's America's. She's not my guest.

She's always a co-host. America's Medicine Marm. This is Wendy Wilson. Hey, Miss Wendy. Oh, good evening, Pastor.

How are you today? I'm getting ready to roll. We we we're going at it. You know what we have tonight? We have both that rubbish hauler's wife book, and we we got a new one.

Remember the old one we had? God's word says it all. When now we have a new one, God's word still says it all, and it's a remake of the old CD, the last one, but it's got new songs on it too, and so in fact it's got that latest one that Salem did made for us the What's Right What's Love song. And so, anyhow, we've got that.

Now we're asking a donation of twenty-five dollars each, but you can get both. If you get both, it's a donation of forty-five dollars. And if you're destitute, you're really poor out there, and you can't afford anything. And but you really want the book or you really want the CD, call our office at two one six. No, no, not two one six.

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The title of the message was from First John two twenty one. No lie is of the truth. No lie is of the truth, and so we're going to start here tonight. We're going to pick it up where we left off in Psalm fifty-eight. Psalm fifty-eight.

Do you indeed speak righteousness, O congregation? Do you judge uprightly, O you sons of men? Yea, in heart ye work wickedness; ye weigh the violence of your hands in the earth. This is an interesting verse here, Wendy. Verse three: The wicked are estranged from the womb; they go astray as soon as they are be born, speaking lies.

Wow, that's that's a lot to lay on a baby, huh?

Well, I just when you said when you said in the intro, there are no lies that are of the truth, right? Right. You know that sounded like where Benjamin Franklin got his saying: "Half the truth is still a whole lie." Right. Absolutely, and that's what we're talking about today. As we're going through this this whole week, that that's what the message was all about.

Boy, do we see some whoppers being told nowadays out there, especially with all these political ads and from both sides. I mean, it's it's gone beyond just exaggeration. But anyhow, the the point that he's making here in verse three is. Here we have that sin nature. We're all born with a sin nature, and what is the very first word that a an infant learns?

You ought to know. You know this.

Well, he usually knows. He learns to say his parents, you know, mom and dad. He usually says some version of that.

Well, no, usually the first word that they learn is no.

Okay.

Well, no, my kids. That's when they get to two years of age. I think my kids started saying that at two. Oh, yeah, but that's that's that's been known for a long, long time. That's the very first word they they learn to say.

In fact, today today we were in a restaurant, and a lady come in, and she had a little girl. The little girl was about, I would say, between three and four years old. Dressed in this pretty little dress, I mean, the mother had her all fixed up, nice, her beautiful little hair, but she was throwing a tantrum, and the mother was talking to her to sit down, and you could hear her, no, no, no, and I can just, I, I can just think of my mother if we had done that. Would have taken us by the hand, right? Us walked us right out the door, and once we got outside, then she would have dealt with us.

But yeah, anyhow, he goes on to say, "Well, you know, here, let's look at that again. The wicked are estranged from the womb; they go astray as soon as they be born, speaking lies." Well. You've heard the saying, "Born once, die twice; born twice, born die once." And can a person truly love God if they're unsaved? Probably not. No, they're not really a friend of God, are they?

No, and if they're not saved, they really cannot love God. Turn over to Colossians, and just for a minute, I want to jump over to Colossians three, and and read a couple verses—verses nine and ten. Lie not one to another, seeing that you have put off the old man, with his deeds, and have put on the new man, which renewed in knowledge. After the image of Him that created Him, in other words, once we get born again, once we get saved, once we are renewed in knowledge, then, then we love the Lord with all of our heart. What's the first commandment?

The Lord Jesus said, "Love the Lord with all thy heart." Yeah, and lean not on your own understanding. Yeah, and so we're going back to Psalm fifty-eight, and I want to pick it up if I can get the pages apart. These pages are so thin. Verse four: Their poison is like the poison of a serpent; they are like a deaf adder that stoppeth his ear. That that word that death adder is actually a cobra.

It's in fact it's a it's an Egyptian cobra, and it's an interesting thing. Here, have you ever seen charmers? Snake charmers. Oh yeah, yeah, yeah! With the basket and the flute, and here comes the cobra out of the basket.

You know, kind of swaying and dancing. Yeah, you notice it'll. This is what cobras do to their prey. They they wait. They kind of they move back.

They they hypnotize their prey. Yeah, the prey will watch them. They move back and move forth, and the prey will move with them, and then. Boom! When they least expect it, they'll spit poison in their eyes, and once they blind them, then they've got them.

Okay, but he goes on to say, "Which will not hearken to the voice of charmers? Charmers never so wisely." In other words, here the charmers do to the cobras what the cobras do to their prey, but in this case, the Egyptian cobras. Aren't they're not cooperating with their charmers is what he's telling you here, and that's how unsaved people are; those that are they they don't cooperate with God. He goes on to say, "Break their teeth, O God, in their mouth. Break out the great teeth of the young lions, O Lord." And so he's talking about to to break it away.

This is a an imprecatory prayer of King David. Let them. Here's another one. It's very interesting. Let them melt away as waters which run continually.

When he bendeth his bow to shoot his arrows, let them be cut in pieces. Again, this is an imprecatory prayer by King David. Do you think imprecatory prayers are a good thing or a bad thing?

Well, I I think they're sometimes needed.

So I guess it, you know, when the time arises, I think they're very necessary.

So how would you know? That an imprecatory prayer was justified.

Well, the way David asks it, you know, he's asking the Lord in His righteousness, you know, in His wrath to judge them.

So, if God answers that and grants His wish, grants His prayer, answers His prayer, then you know that He was justified, huh? Right, right. But listen to this next verse. Let them melt away as no verse eight. Here's an interesting one: as a snail which maketh, which melteth, as a snail which melteth, let every one of them pass away, like the untimely birth of a woman, that they may not see the sun.

Now, here, if you ever notice, a snail will leave a trail. And the minerals in the soil kind of causes the snail to melt a little bit. And if you take, if you ever take salt and put salt on one of those slugs, that salt will melt. That slug will melt. You know, it'll turn to turn to liquid.

And if it tries to crawl across something with rocks or with a lot of minerals, especially salt in there. It leaves like a slimy trail. Have you ever seen that? I have, yeah.

Well, bet you were glad you weren't a snail then. Oh yeah, so glad. All right. Here he goes on to say, "Let every one that pass away, let the untimely birth of a woman, that they may not see the sun." You know what he's talking about there, don't you? He's talking about a miscarriage, yeah.

And he's so, and he's referring to not just the the child, but the the mother too. He refers to they may not see the sun, and so he goes on to say, "Before your pots can feel the thorns." It shall take them away, as with a whirlwind. Both living, and in his wrath, the righteous shall rejoice when he seeth vengeance. He shall wash his feet in the blood of the wicked.

So that a man shall say, Verily, there is a reward for the righteous. Verily, he is a god. He is a god that judges in the earth. Why was it that that God would not allow David to build the temple? I believe because he was a man of war, a bloody man.

He was a bloody man, and because, well, you know he he sinned the sin that he committed. When he took the wife of one of his own men, and with Bathsheba, and so here, because of that, the sword never left David's house. God loved him. David was a man after God's own heart. But there's always consequences.

There's forgiveness if one repents, but there's always consequences to sin, isn't there? Right. All right. Okay, Linus in Texas, plus six hundred. Thank you, Linus.

Wow. And wow, yeah, yeah, Texas. We really need to hear from Texas for sure. Praise the good Lord for that. Those numbers are.

Eight eight eight, two eight one, one one one zero. That's the credit card line, or two one six, nine zero one zero nine three three. And so, turn over to James chapter one. And in James chapter one, we read verses. That's the wrong chapter.

James chapter one, verses twelve through fourteen. Blessed is the man that endureth temptation, for when he is tried, he shall receive the crown of life, which the Lord hath promised to them that love Him. Uh.

So when he said, "When he's saying this, let let no man say that when he is tempted, that he is tempted of God." Now, let me go back to verse twelve again. I want to go back and look at that one. Blessed is the man that endureth temptation, for when he is tried. What do you think? What do you think that means when he is tried?

Well, tested, and I guess God tests the reins, you know, and see if He comes through, resists temptation. Yeah, like Job was really tested, wasn't he? Right. Now, a lot of people, you know, the devil said that told the Lord that if if you take away Job's wealth, he'll curse you to his face. Would that have really, actually applied to to a lot of people, a lot of men?

Yeah, I believe so. I mean, because you know, here on Earth, you know, people equate you know wealth, power, at you know, money is power, kind of thing.

So even I guess even to men that are saved, even to people that were saved, that that could apply, huh? It could, yeah. Because even saved people backslide and they and they sin.

So, but he's talking about persecution. If you're suffering persecution, and blessed is the man that endureth temptation, for when he is tried, he shall receive a crown of life, which the Lord promised to them that love him. And so, are we looking for that crown of life? I believe we are. This this one in verse eight when he talks about a double-minded man, would that kind of be like people with you know personality disorders?

Yeah, it is. A double-minded man goes one way and then goes the other.

Okay, you know, it's it's like people too that are. Spontaneous, or people there that change their mind, you know, on an instant. I I know a lot of people that way. That, you know, it just amazes me how quickly they can change their mind about something. But that's what he's referring to.

It someone who's Goes this way, goes that way.

Somebody that's compulsive, maybe. Yeah, that would be a very good word, compulsive.

Okay.

Is in verse eight, double minded man is unstable in all his ways, and that's it. They're they're they are they're unstable. They. But anyhow, jumping back to where we left off in verse fourteen.

Well, no. Verse thirteen: Let no man say when he is tempted, he is tempted of God, for God cannot be tempted with evil; neither tempteth he any man.

So here, Jesus was God and did not cease being God when he also became man, and so he was tempted in all the ways that we're tempted. But he he had to be tempted as a man, in our in in our human body the way we're tempted, and he had to resist temptation totally. He could not be tempted because he was God, huh? Yep, that's it. But every man is tempted when he is drawn away of his own lust and enticed.

Then when he lusts, is when the lust is conceived, it bringeth forth sin, and sin, when it is finished, bringeth forth death. Do not err, my beloved brethren. Every good gift, and every perfect gift, is from above, and cometh down from the Father of lights, in whom there is no variableness, neither shadow of turning. Of his own. Will begat us with a word of truth that he should be a kind of first fruits of his creatures.

Now, that's an interesting verse seventeen. There, no variableness. I, I remember when I read this first. I always remember when I had first gotten married. We had an apartment, my wife and I, and one of the first things we had to do is it needed a good.

Painting the walls needed to be painted in there. It was an apartment in an old, large, very large, old colonial house, which had three apartments in it. But anyhow, I remember I had a one of those stand lamps, you know, lamp on a big lamp stand, and I had it sitting in the middle of the room because you know I had to do all my painting at night because I had to work during the day, and You had the lampshade off, and there was a bulb. And here, if you just looked and looked at that bulb, I had one of the like one of the highest, brightest bulbs I could get. If you just looked at that bulb, it looked like it was just you couldn't see any defects in the bulb at all.

But if you took that and you turned that, I noticed that when I turned that lamp around. Upon the walls, cast a shadow, and you can see where all the defects were in that bulb by the shadows on the wall, and that's amazing. How here in this, written thousands of years ago, every good gift and every perfect gift is from above, that cometh down from the Father of lights, in whom there is no variableness. Neither shadow of turning, and of course that was written way before there were such things as light bulbs. And I'm, I would imagine maybe in that situation, something similar happened when you turned a candle on a candlestick.

What do you think? Yeah, possibly deflection of flame. Mm-hmm. Hmm.

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Stand for decency. From Independence, Ohio. All right, very good. Thank you. That that song was made about this ministry, folks.

And Wendy, you can have. Your own song. All you have to do is is radio for fifty years or more, and they'll make you a song. And so, okay, there you go. I like that song.

It's very bouncy. Yeah, I did. I was. I like it too. It's not not written really about me.

It's about the the ministry. It's about fifty years of getting that salvation message out over from coast to coast, and and the pro life message. And all of the messages that we've gotten out over all those years, all the stories we've broken—it's been a lot of work, a whole lot of work. You know, yeah.

Well, I mean, if if your guys have an MP3 or four of that, if if if they email it to me, I have it on my phone. I can play it on my phone while I'm driving around.

Okay, I think Style can do that. Style, could you do? He said he said he could do that.

Okay, very good. Thank you, Style. All right, I've got that what you what you texted me. I'll give it to him.

Okay.

Okay, I texted a correction on my email. Yeah, I saw the little yeah. It's come up here in blue. Very good. All right, I got to give that phone number out.

That phone number is the text message is eight eight eight two eight one one one one zero. That's the credit card line, and the other number is yeah. This is. This is. I only have about an hour and twenty five minutes left, folks.

We're running far, far behind, very far behind this this here this month when it comes to our pledge week. I had some situations where I had to miss some days and things, but anyhow, we need to hear from you. Two one six nine zero one zero nine three three, and by the way, don't forget that song you just heard. That's on the new, God's Word still says it all. That's on there.

That one, and along with some other new ones, and they're very good ones.

So very good. All right. Well, I haven't set my tithes for this week. I will by by Friday.

So put me down for at least three hundred. Put her down for three hundred. Uh huh. There you go. You always get a match.

We always get a match. People out there like you, Miss Wendy, and so, folks, who will be the first one to match Miss Wendy? Right? Because I think she said three thousand, right? No, three hundred.

Who can match her for three hundred? Can we get a match for Miss Wendy? Eight eight eight two eight one one one one zero or Two one six nine zero one zero nine three three. You have a very interesting topics. Oh yeah, yeah.

We were, you know, we immigration's on everybody's mind lately. You know, it's probably it's you know in your political. Talk nowadays, and with Elon Omar and everything that's gone on.

So there was this report at the University of Southern California at the Keck School of Medicine, and they were looking at. Oh, I'm sorry, I'm on the wrong topic. You chose the ellisilen one. I'm sorry. Yeah, let's start over.

Let's start over. This is. This is Ellis Island scans. Remember Ellis Island? Oh yeah, I certainly do.

Yeah, and that was where all the immigration flowed through on the East Coast. We did a show a few months back talking about Ellis Island. They turned it into a museum. Did you hear about that? Oh yeah, yeah.

They they kind of you know went in and fixed her up and everything. And why why aren't you using that? They're anyway. They're just charging you know. You know, money to come in and see what Ellis Island was about when you actually have an Ellis Island.

Why don't you use it? But anyway, science has developed a number of bio handheld scans to detect health conditions of people immigrating in.

So this is like an Ellis Island on a scan in your palm of your hand.

Okay, so you would think that these mobile scans would eventually be used at the border. At the security point, with regard to immigrants, kind of as a modern Ellis Island, if you will, because New York turned that Ellis Island into a museum.

Now, tuberculosis is high in the United States, with almost all the cases coming from the immigration area. And there are three cases of tuberculosis for about every hundred thousand in the United States. Seventy-seven percent of those cases are from non-U.S. born people.

Now, so I wanted to focus on the smallest of these scanners. They're putting these bio handheld scanners on a smartphone. It's called a smartphone spectrometer. Have you heard about that? No.

Let's talk about them. What are they?

Well, they use wavelengths to measure human components of a physical spectrum.

So the wavelength intensifies light and can identify and monitor a disease marker as well as a molecule fingerprint. It can check blood, your breath. Your urine and your saliva instantly.

So these scans can identify chemical biomarkers, proteins, and metabolites that are tied to disease.

Now, I don't know if you heard recently on the talk radio lately that at the border they do have a bioscan that can do DNA instantly because a lot of People coming into the United States will will traffic children in there, and a lot of times they use the children to jump to the head of the line and immigrating into the United States. And I think that may have happened with regard to Omar and her sister and her brother, with regard to their supposedly father that brought them there.

Well, yeah, they found out some some new things about Omar because that's not really her real name. Her real name is Elhan Isad, or Ursad E R S A I D. Ursad Salmy, Salmy. That's that's her real name. They found out, so she's not who she says she is at all.

Well, I think that's. Problem that our government has with that whole situation. I mean, it's like layers of the onion, you know.

So it's it's it's it's being leaked out a little at a bit, a little at a time. And I wish they would just you know let us know everything. But well, that it's almost like a soap opera now. You know, when you turn on the news about that.

Now, other types of spectrometry. Used in research settings, they use like infrared, mass spectrometry, laser spectrometry. These are all being used to identify and track the following: they are tracking diseases like cancer, diabetes, infectious diseases, neurodegenerative diseases like dementia, blood disorders, bone marrow conditions. Metabolic disorders like blood pressure and organ failure, like heart or kidney disease.

So they have this technology now. Let me jump in for one minute and get the numbers out first. Noah in Oklahoma pledges five hundred. Thank you, Noah. The number is eight eight eight two eight one one one one zero or two one six nine zero one zero nine three three.

Go ahead. I'm sorry, Wendy. That's okay.

So, how do these scans work?

Well, with regard to the mobile scans, what they do is illuminate any of your body fluids that are collected to provide readings. And in other words, if you gave them a urine specimen, they would take a vial of that urine specimen and plug it into the smartphone, and it would read the urine immediately. And so they collect them. They provide these readings, and you could be asked to also give blood samples. And same thing, the container that holds whatever the fluid sample is, they call it a custom cradle, would have a beam of light shot through it to get a reading.

So readings are collected based on the molecules in the fluids. They identify them through the wavelengths of light, offering a chemical composition.

So thousands of microscopic lines per millimeter are processed like a prism. And also splitting and reading the light, so the mobile scanner uses a software they call Golab GoSpectra in its analysis software, and it has a pixel identity and uses colors of light that are assigned to certain values to the spectrum to produce the exact concentration that's in your liquid specimen, detecting contaminants and specific biomarkers.

So this is how science turns a common smartphone into a diagnostic tool. Yeah.

Now, according to I've seen that, and I've seen now they've got these smart watches that are that can be used for about everything. It's a watch, and it does all those same functions you were just mentioning. Right, and according to Brian Cunningham, now he's a professor of electrical engineering and computer engineering at University of Illinois. He says the they call it a TRI analyzer. It's a three D printed cradle that.

Physically attaches to the smartphone and uses the phone's internal camera as a visible light spectrometer. The cell phones today are very well engineered, and their hardware and software are very well integrated.

So it's almost like they were inspired by Star Trek. Remember the TV show Star Trek? Oh yeah, yeah. A lot of people were Star Trek fans, and you may recall the portable scan device used by Dr. McCoy on the show.

He would just kind of pull this thing out and scan you up and down, and he would give an instant reading of what's going on.

So, according to the research reports, this medical tricorder—that's what Dr. McCoy used—a tricorder—inspired the researchers to develop something like that. And according to Cunningham, he says the Star Trek medical tricorder was absolutely a touchstone as we developed our smartphone device called a TRI analyzer. Isn't that cool? Yeah, it is.

You know, and you see this so many things in the movies that is in the movies. They've already is something that they've been working at and. A lot of these movie movie producers get that information, and they make a movie with the information that they collect from that. But yeah, that that is the phaser. Remember the phaser?

Yeah, and the communicator, which was a flip phone, right? Yeah, Star Trek. That's cool. Stuff is amazing, but these compact smartphones, Pastor, with the spectrometer scans. Have yet to be approved by the FDA for other things other than the official field diagnostics, and they're being used also in academic prototypes in restricted fields of research.

Therefore, your immigration is really not using these typical scans with illegal aliens yet. But instead, they are right now. The illegal aliens are escorted to a hospital, and they get the you know the exam that everybody else would get, costing taxpayers a lot of money.

Now, which you know begs the question: Why aren't they in use to protect Americans from infectious disease, sparing an estimated ten thousand U.S. citizens from infectious disease annually due to immigration? What the FDA did was approve. It as a laboratory grade spectrometer for clinical testing, and their consumer grade scans for non medical purposes are being used to check things like skin moisture, paint colors, and analyzing various materials.

So some of other industries are using it, but just not in the way I think common sense they should be using it.

Now some of the active scans there were. A lot of mobile scans being used that are then what science is saying. According to the Spectrometry Online publication, there are several areas actively using them: law enforcement and forensics, mostly in drug enforcement, are using a scan of choice. There, it's called a Raman laser infrared spectrometer. This allows them to scan for drugs without having to confirm via a lab.

So they don't have to put samples in a bag and send it off to a lab.

So they can do it right there. Hazmat treat response. This is a U.S. hazardous materials. They're being scanned with spectrometers looking for chemical warfare agents, hazardous spills, and dangerous substances that are out there in the field.

Food manufacturers, in particular, are using these. Within the inspectors are using them, using portable infrared spectrometers on farms and on finished prepackaged goods and monitoring ingredients like sugar and other contaminants. Also, environmental security screening, in particular, industrial operations are using X-ray fluorescent spectrometers, and also your quality control agencies. They are using optical spectrometers for looking for metal alloys and other raw materials in factories and in scrapyards.

So they're being used, and you're going to see more of this as we move forward.

So the industry and the drug law enforcement industries. Are using these types of devices, but not for a lot of the medical reasons outside of research yet, which I think is stupid. Why aren't Why aren't our people on the border scanning these immigrants and knowing exactly what's up? Really, they could do it right away. You would think so, but there's got to be a good reason that they're not doing it right away.

Because you would know that you know that Trump would be all for that, and of course. Ice would be all for that, so there's got to be some kind of a reason. I know I'm getting texts. Yeah, go ahead. Yeah, I mean, I mean, you and you could send this information, you know, literally instantly through you know email and stuff.

So you know, this technology is going somewhere.

So the handheld scans will eventually expand to other markets with a projection of four hundred billion by twenty thirty.

So the research is pushing. For these wearable scan devices, geared towards monitoring the person also wearing it, so infrared monitors for patients and even athletes that could be as low as a hundred dollars eventually and be included in the smartphone, home appliances.

So the use of these scans could be endless, including suggested uses for embedding scanners in toilet seats to scan human waste, issuing a real-time health report to your lifestyle, to your doctor. And these devices could be included in your clothing, your furniture, your mattresses, your eyeglasses, and just about any product that you could think of.

Now, Spectrometry Online said this April 2026. They said we are now seeing third-generation devices that utilize smartphones as their data system, leading to spectrometers as small as six centimeters in length and weighing only 63 grams.

Now, Ellis Island, they employed 500 people past her, and it was designed to identify immigrants. Place of origin, intended destination, their physical and mental health status, their marital status, their sex, their occupation, their family connections, their criminal background, their financial standing, and medical examine quarantine them if necessary. These spectrometer scans can do all that.

Now, in the 1800s and 1900s, the Ellis Island process could take two to seven hours. With a spectrometer scan, it can take five to sixty seconds to do all that.

Now, handheld scanners starts at about seven hundred and fifty dollars for scanning for infectious disease, which is much less expensive than taking these immigrants over to the ER and protecting Americans from exposure there at the hospital and all the expense. And possibly even death.

So, why wouldn't our national security on the border use them?

So, a good question. And I would say the scanners will first be used in areas where they help those using them or embedding them to make more money.

So, I think that's where the industry is probably pushing it. You know, it's always about the money, isn't it, Pastor? Yeah, it is. But you know. It's an interesting thing what you're talking about because with the technology, especially with our vehicles today, my car.

When I'm approaching my car, a light goes on. It hits, you know, it shines out of the back of the car towards the ground.

So if it's very, very completely dark out there, I can find my car. If there's no light at all, I can find the car just by approaching it.

Okay.

And if as long as I have my fob in my pocket now, I'm I'm thinking that with what you're talking about here, that we would see that type of technology placed right on the steering wheel of all the cars. You know, as soon as you put your hands on that steering wheel, it could read all of those things. And put it up. You know, if a person's impaired, if they're drunk, if they're high in drugs, right, or if they're about ready to have a heart attack or something, I could, I could see how they'd take. Pardon?

Yeah, I could, I could see that too. I mean, I mean, you can just see those scans as you walk into grocery stores or any store. And you know, you could flag you as having you know a medical emergency happening, and even before you know it.

So, but medical science technology is one of those fastest growing sectors that we have right now. Already, possibility. I got to jump in here because Carol and Mic in Michigan. That's pledges forty-five. And you got a match, Wendy, Jane, and P.A.

Master three hundred. Oh, wonderful! There's your first match for tonight. All right, very good. Thank you, Carol.

Thank you, Jane. Can we get another? Can we get a match for Noah from Oklahoma? Noah from Oklahoma pledged five hundred. Can we get a match from Noah from Oklahoma?

Can I get a match from twice this month? This week I placed a thousand. Can I get a match for those thousands? Can I get another match for Wendy? For three hundred, that would be good.

If you if you got at least got at least two matches tonight.

So yeah, all right. The numbers are eight eight eight two eight one one one one zero. That's credit card line. Or two one six nine zero one zero nine three three. We need to hear from you.

We've got about an hour and five minutes left for you to call in tonight, and that's it for another whole month. And folks, yeah, for another whole month. And we're we really have to looking very carefully when we go in the first of the year if we're going to be on. All of this, the same stations. You know what stations may not be with us here in just a couple of months.

So we're we're we're looking real hard. We're hoping that won't be the case. You know, and the reason Wendy is, I just there was today talking about well Salem was talking about how many blog sites how many. Of these programs, is these you know that people have out there something a huge amount. I think like five hundred thousand out there that that have their own little little programs out there.

And you know, when we first got started, you can count all the conservative talk shows in the entire country on one hand. The ones I knew about on the radio now, there is. There's, you know, there's about a half a million, I think, you know, a huge amount. Anyhow, yeah, the technology has allowed people to podcast and and on and you know, real time streaming, you know, live shows, and all kinds of things. Again, the technology is changing the landscape of communication.

Yeah, it is. It's going right along.

Well, everything we're seeing. Is getting set up for the tribulation period. The Antichrist, you know, all of that. That's what everything of these data centers. It's all about that.

It's all about the Antichrist. Cannot is not omniscient. He's not all knowing. He's not all powerful, omnipotent, or omnipresent. But through technology, he can appear to be just that.

And that's what everything is being prepared right now. The stage is being set. And you know we've been talking about this for for many many years, and you know just like that text I got from you the one about Hillary and the adrenal comb, we we we dropped that back probably about nineteen ninety, we were telling people about that, and now it's just everything is just starting to come out, but it's like you know she's still. You know the forces to be the the rich, the very very powerful, those in the the dark side, in the deep state. They're still protecting their own, but one by one, they're starting to go down.

They can't they can't be protected from God, can they? No, he's the ultimate. You know, judge.

So we have to be. Minding our p's and q's, and I heard something the other day, and I don't know if this is true or not. But you know, the singer Celine Dion. Uh, I'm not say that again. Celine Dion, she sang the Titanic song.

Oh, anyway, she's a singer. She's a singer. She's you know been a pop singer you know since the '80s and '90s. But anyway. She had a neurological issue, and it prevented her from singing.

It affected her vocal cords, and it was it was mentioned and suggested the other day on a on a show that she may be one of those people that drank you know blood to help her disorder. And then all of a sudden, she's doing tours now. She's doing concerts, and that's where McCrone and his wife were. When France was burning, they were at a Celine Dion concert. Hmm.

Yeah the the rich and the famous, huh?

Well, I don't know if it's true, but I mean, I'm just really upset that you know someone would you know do that. But I guess if you if you're used to You know, a certain lifestyle and stuff. Maybe they would.

Well, we live in a society that has child sacrifice. You know, they just call it abortion, but yeah, you know, in places in China, you know, they eat aborted babies. You know, it's no, you know, they're probably doing the same thing here. You know, we live in a. This is the evil day that we're living in.

It is the evil day, and boy, I'm going to tell you. But all of those signs, like you're talking about, are signs of the soon, the imminent return of the Lord. Boy, and people, if they only understood, you know that you know what God's word, the Bible, is for real. What He's telling you, it is for real, and eternity is for a long time. And repent or perish.

Right. The Lord made it very clear. There's And today we have all of this, this new age stuff. This, this AI churches. We got AI churches, AI pastors out there, unbelievable.

And I've been talking with some AI, and it's unreal. We're coming up to a hard break. We'll be back right after this with a whole lot more. Don't go away; more to come. Thank you for listening to What's Right, What's Left, the voice of the Christian resistance.

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