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Donate to the podcast at WRWL.org. One thing I have noticed, Pastor, is we are not giving any smaller donation pledges. I just want to remind the listeners that for many, many years, the mainstay of the ministry has been a lot of $20, $30, $10, $20, $30, $40 pledges from a lot of people Joe, don't you know about inflation to keep us running and we just haven't had those lately.

Yeah we get but folks, we got inflation so inflation is way high. All right, so we want those big donations right already. We do, but we also need the average person to continue to, you know, I'd be glad to take them one million five dollar donations. I'd do that tonight, right? Okay but... Exactly, well, half a million five dollar donations, we'd be in pretty good shape.

All righty, 888-677-9673 or 888-281-1110. Here's an interesting article, Joe. Here jury trial finally possible, finally a possibility for 2020 election fraud claims as affiliate judge rejects protective order requests. Now listen to this, Leah Hoops and Gregory Stinson were GOP poll watchers in Chester, Pennsylvania. That's a highly democratic area during the 2020 election. The far-left communist officials running the local election forced the GOP poll watchers into a small pen where they could not witness the ballot counting.

They did that in Michigan too, in fact they wouldn't even let them in the building. This was a common tactic used in swing states by the far-left communist officials during the 2020 election. GOP poll watchers were abused and prevented from doing their job in several states. These tactics resulted in a massive chain of custody issues across the US and the actions always hampered Republican poll watchers, never the other way around. This is one tactic and Democrats used to cheat and steal the controversial election.

After Leah Hoops and Gregory Stinson testified in Gettysburg, Pennsylvania special agents for the state attorney general's office showed up at their door to harass them and then Delaware County sued Leah and Greg for court costs after they spoke out nationally on the voter fraud they witnessed in their county. Now folks, what do you guys think, do you think the people are getting really fed up with this and people are starting to say we're not going to tolerate it anymore? Do we see some pushback coming from this? What do you guys think? Well, let's go to Felicia. Thank you. And the New York pledge 100 Mary Lou in Dallas, 2035 coach Dwayne pledges 100 and Joseph from New York pledges 30.

Thank you, Joseph. So what do you guys think? Do you think that they're finally the people in this cup? Do you see people saying enough is enough? We're tired of the election fraud. We're tired of the LGBTQ being pushed down our throat. We're not going to take it anymore.

Do you think that? I've got several things here that say yes, the people are tired. Thousands protest outside Dodger Stadium over the anti-Christian drag queen group, the Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence, that's the most evil, wicked group in the whole country. And there were literally thousands of Christians out protesting, but how much media attention did they get? Almost zip, zero, zilch, but the people are fighting back. And I've seen on this page here, there was a new poll out, a Gallup poll, points to a dramatic spike in the rise of conservatism over the last two years. And independents have moved up from 24 percent conservative to about 30. Republicans have gone from 60 percent conservative to 74. And independents who were liberal have dropped from 27 to 23. So the tide is shifting, it's shifting in age groups and different things to make it even bigger figures, because the liberals are losing, the conservatives are gaining. And if we notice some of the news stories that have been out there, going back Daily Caller, even the left, there's a lot of recent news where even people on the left are complaining and saying, hey, wait a minute, this is, this deception about gender identity is failing.

And parents both, the independent Democrats are upset over the pride videos, they're mad about the school pronouns or kids, or I'm going down a list of stories just looking at them, I've got about 10 or 12 stories where people from all parties, Democrat, Republican and independent are getting angry. So let me ask you this then, what do you think the message, what do you think the message was that the Los Angeles Dodgers was sending to the people, to the fans there, by bringing in these drag queens, these blasphemers, and that's what they were, to blaspheme and mock God. So what do you think the message that the Los Angeles Dodgers was trying to send to their fans?

Mike, what do you think? I think they were trying to appease the LGBTQ community, which of course is huge in SoCal. And I think they're trying to kind of walk the line there, and I think it backfired on them. And that's why they moved that ceremony to like five o'clock when nobody was in the stadium. They didn't do it between innings during the game.

The game was like two or three hours later. So they realized that they had made a big mistake and got a lot of pushback. And I think now they've even agreed, thanks to their star pitcher, I'm drawing a blank on his name, but he's a Catholic, I think a Christian, and he pushed that they come back and balance that out with a pro-Christian day celebration.

So they got that scheduled. So some goods come out of it. Well, here's what I say. I say that to people out there, I would be ashamed if anyone, if you were to say to me, well, you know, I don't like that, but I like my game and I'm going to go to the game anyhow. I would be ashamed of you if you did that. I would be ashamed of you if you would. And if you said, well, my standards aren't that high, I'm going to go to the game anyhow. Okay. And so I think that people out there, if they've got any honor, any integrity, any decency, if they have standards at all, will boycott the lawsuit.

They need to show the Dodgers and show it because there's only one baseball team that refuses that to have an LGBT day, and that's the, uh, those out of Texas, that the, uh, Texas, uh, Rangers, Dallas, Fort worth. Yeah. Yeah.

They're the only ones. All right. Okay. We want to say, uh, that, um, Michael and Minnesota pledges 50.

Thank you. Michael eight, eight, eight folks, two eight, one, one, one, one zero. We've only got right now, uh, 20 minutes. We've only got 20 minutes, uh, uh, on air time left to promote this. And then we'll be here for another 10 minutes till midnight. We can still take your calls eight, eight, eight, eight, eight, eight, eight, eight, six, seven, seven, nine, six, seven, three. Okay.

I don't know. They got to come back in. To that. If we don't meet our goals, what it means is because we're a nonprofit organization, we're not here to make a living, make money. If we can't pay the bills, we have to drop those stations. All the stations that we have have to be self-supporting. If this is listener supported radio, the fate of the ministry really is in your hands. If you want to hear the program, we have to have enough donations to come in, to pay the bills at the radio station you're listening to.

And I can tell you, as long as I've been with pastor Arnie and he'll say the same thing. If we lose the station, we never get it back. Once the slot goes, it's usually scarfed up real quick by, uh, well, we haven't, but Joe, I've got an agreement with, with Salem. They made an agreement with me that if once we pay the bills off, we're only about $5,000 short of being able to, uh, go back on in Portland.

All right. Once we pay those off, the agreement was that, uh, I know we've never in the past, but they said that they would put us back on. And so that would be the first time, but in the past, we've lost some stations and we were never able to get the time slot back and the people, Oh, I'll donate now, but you're off the air, but it was too late because even if the people were willing to support the station, we couldn't get back on the air time.

Oh yeah. Out there in Alabama, those stations we went off of, and right now we're getting all kinds of letters from the stations there in Florida, Tampa and Orlando saying, when are you guys going to come back on? Well, we're, we know we can't do it without you folks out there listening to us.

We have to go back on. A lot of people say, well, you know what? Um, I can hear you over the internet, right? Well, yeah, you can do that. Okay. Uh, but it's a lot better if the regular radio, it's, it's harder to get us over the internet while you're driving in your car and a lot of people out there, um, a lot of folks, especially the older people are not on the internet.

And so yeah, you'd be amazed how many people do not have it. Absolutely. Mike in San Diego pledges 100 thank you, Mike already. So yeah, we're, we're about 3,500 short of our goal, I think right now. So we've only got about 16 minutes left of air time, uh, and then we'll be here for another 10 minutes afterwards. So we just asked that you perfectly consider becoming a donor, but a lot of listeners have never donated to the ministry and have just five or 10% of the listeners would send in five or $10. We would not have a problem with raising money. We wouldn't have to talk to you again for quite a while. All right, Mike, you've got another article there.

What do you have? Well, the situation in Israel and the middle East is deteriorating. Tensions are increasing. Iran is pushing forward with its nuclear program.

China's consolidating power in the mid East, eroding American influence while Biden falters and the new world order emerges. And he's deeply troubled by the Israelis government to advance planning for over 4,000 settlements in the West Bank. Israel just approved this. And of course the UN is upset and others over Israel's expansive action. We know this administration is not a friend of Israel, are they? No, they're not. They really aren't.

The president Trump and the last administration were very good friends and Israel knew that. So they have to walk very carefully. But the other day something happened.

Interesting. It's like a scene from Seal Team, if you saw that. They went into a Palestinian refugee camp in Jenin. They sent in police and security forces to track down some terrorists. They got them, they had a little bit of a fight, but as they were leaving, they got ambushed on the way out and they were road side bombs and they were getting shot at from every direction. They had to call for help. They had to send in IDF troops. They came under fire and kind of got pinned down. Then Israel had to do something they'd have never done before. They had to send in attack helicopters into the West Bank with elite troops to rescue them out of this situation. And there were about five Palestinians that were killed and about a hundred injured and there were maybe a dozen Israeli soldiers that were injured as well. Of course, what did the world news want to show? Fake news, a video emerged that Israeli forces were firing allegedly on journalists and civilians at the entrance of a hospital during a major raid, which was not at all the case, but this is how they want to try to portray it. There are no journalists out there in NBC, ABC, CBS, there are no journalists. These people out there, you know, whatever the narrative, they're simply employees for George Soros and big government.

And you know, when they, you know, from their hire, those that are within the collective, when the word comes down, here's what you're going to say, they go into lockstep and yet they look professional. There are headlines screaming right now, Adam Schiff censored by House for false allegations on the Trump-Russia collusion, but not a single Democrat voted with the Republicans to punish him. In fact, they surrounded him with cheers and he talks about it's a badge of honor. But what I want to know is the vote was 213 to 209, there were six Republicans who voted present, which is the same as not voting. Yeah, well, see, this is the second time they did a vote on that. They did that last week. And what happened was, yeah, they did that last week. And one of those, those rhinos was right here from Ohio, Dave Joyce. He was one of those. We had to, we read the names of the rhinos that crossed over and would not support us. But I'll bet it's the same ones in tonight that didn't, there were six that didn't go along with the party. Do you have their names? Nope.