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- Charles: Good evening, everyone. Welcome to Kingdom Revelations. I'm your host, Charles Barfield, and shortly ⁓ after O Pine will be Greg Vink, our producer. And welcome to the show. And here we're gonna be talking about real issues with real people that affects everyday people and see if we bring some common sense back and some civility. But the whole point of this is about revelation. We're we're so mired in Greg: How are you doing? Charles: the politics on all extreme sides and somewhere common sense and reason got to win the day over because if we don't get it together, we're gonna perish as fools, as Martin Luther King Jr. once said. And so that's the whole point of this show. One reason why I wanted to do the show was because for years and years and years I'm really just sick and tired of the intellectual letting the idiots take over. And I I hate to use that word, but we we're at a we're at a very point of Whether or not this democracy we live in in the United States, but all the sacrifices everybody's sacrificed for, we're at a period of point where we don't have time to play games anymore. It is just that critical. Do we want all the people of all races, all nationalities, the blood, the sweat, the tears, the life, the lynching, the lives that we'll lost? We can't throw that away by being passive and incompetent and just to a point where we don't care. The non voters, I think The non voters, you are the problem. You sit there and you do nothing for this democracy. JFK 1 said it's not what your country can do for you, but what you can do for your country. And it is all our country. We all have a stake in this. And so when you don't vote non voters, you are the bigger problem because millions and millions of Americans do not exercise that fundamental civic responsibility is not just is not just a luxury. It is a civic responsibility to vote. I'm not necessarily care about who you vote for, but I do believe you should exercise your right to vote. To not vote is to say you don't care about the cunt this country, you don't care about the sacrifices. It's just a it's the ultimate level of sac of selfishness. And we cannot have that anymore if we want this experiment we call low D democracy. To be around for our great grandkids. It's time for us to rise up through revelation, get out of ignorance, get out of our feelings, and it's time for us to do something. That being said, I want to talk about something I think is very, very important. Let me start with biblical authority before I go any further. The book of Revelation in chapter one, verses 14, 16 through 16. Let me read it. It says, talking about and describing Jesus in the physical sense. It says his head and his hairs were white like wool, as white as snow, and his eyes were as a flame of fire. Verse fifteen, and his feet like unto fine brass, as if they burned in a furnace. That clearly is indicating of African black descent. And then the verse says, And his voice as the sound of many waters. Then it says in verse sixteen, and he had in his right hand seven stars. And out of his mouth went a sharp two-edged sword. And his countenance was as the sun shineth in his strength. Now, I want to go to another verse in Revelation. This is the this this show is called King of Revelation. And one of the most fundamental revelation that we need to learn is right here in verse in Revelation three and nine. And it says this: Behold, I will make those of the synagogue of Satan. Who say that they are Jews and are not, but lie. Behold, I will make them come and bow down before your feet. And they will learn that I have loved you. One of the things that concerns me is that this theme we have in this nation, this, this, this, this, this, this Zionist movement that was started by a fellow called Theodore Hearst. In 1897, there was a strategic long-term plan that this fellow, Mr. Hurst, Who was an atheist, by the way, birthed a movement called Zionism. And then this movement of Zionism has engulfed itself and overtook a very ⁓ legitimate, reasonable faith called Judaism, Judaism. And the the Zionist movement, by definition, is a discriminatory practice where you want one state that is Jewish for one nationality. I don't believe in that. I believe that the state of Israel that was created by politicians through the leadership of Theodore Hertz or atheist guy who hated Jesus Christ. And as a person who loves Jesus Christ, I believe without a doubt, that Jesus Christ, he is my Lord, my Savior, and the one who resurrected and paid and pardoned my sins on Calvary Cross. I believe that. Not by feeling, but by history. I've been through too much. I've lived through too much. When that name of Jesus has saved me from not just my sin, from car wrecks, from danger, all kinds of things from a teenager to now. I can't nobody convince me otherwise that Christ is not real. That name has power. It's intimate. It's personal. And you can disagree and have believe what you believe. And that's that's okay if that's what you believe. But I can tell you that to me, I have seen too many miracles physically that you cannot explain from avoiding a car wreck by calling out the name of Jesus. It's done too many great and wonderful things to me. Now there are you have the black Hebrew rights that go around here talking a lot of things. I I think they're fundamental right on certain things. But what I disagree with them at is that the fact that I don't believe that God That I know of and experience and study is a God of division or is a God of nothing but love. And I don't think that being originals doesn't make you have the ability to discriminate, you know, because God is a God of seed multiplication. Everything He does and creates is in that concept of seed multiplication. Now, later on, we're going to talk about when when when Greg Feint gets on here, we're going to talk about. some major issues of the day. I think ⁓ one of the biggest things is going on right now last week, Pope Leo, who is an American Pope, did apologize for slavery. I think that ⁓ that's not impressive to me personally because you can't just apologize. It's a it's a okay step, but I think people give him a lot of lurals as if he did something as if he did something fantastic. I don't think he did something fantastic because I think that the level of killing, suffering, and the justification of slavery by the doctrine of the stu discovery, ⁓ that the the Catholic Church basically gave the legal authority so that ⁓ slavery against African people and the indigenous original people, black Indians in America, ⁓ from the nineteen fourteen fifty-two, the dumb divisous legal doctrines, there's about three or four major doctrines that the Catholic Church basically gave cover to go out for the European and Spanish keystores to go out there and and and capture not just the land but the people, mainly black people, African people, the black indigenous, original people that occupy the Americas thousands of years and the DNA proves that. And they they call them savages. They call them infidels. They call them non-humans, subhumans. And this was done by several legal doctrines that the Catholic Church legalized and sanctified. So it it gave the ⁓ the slave owners green light and legal cover and legitimized the act of slavery. So all these set the motions for all the racial disharmony that we have in America in the earth between what the Zionists are doing, trying to take over. and make one race of people that dominate the billionaire class, led by designers that want to take over ⁓ the world resources, monopolize the world resources, and by doing that, they create division between poor whites and African American people, other people of different nationalities. And we have the guy to get to our senses and realize what is in the average person's best economic interest. And that's kind of stuff we're gonna be talking about tonight and as we go forward with this show. Now, I won't bring in my good friend. ⁓ we we are we real are good friends. We differ from how we see the world, but that's what we want back to that. ⁓ so Greg Freak, ⁓ welcome Greg Fink and Greg and ⁓ we can first deal with the the issue that I I raised earlier ⁓ in my opine section. regarding the Catholic Church and the Pope, who's an American Pope, and how he apologized last week for ⁓ the legal sanctification of the evil of slavery, particularly chattel slavery, ⁓ in in in America and even in the African ⁓ continents that they started it. But let's ⁓ let's hear your your views on that. Greg: I can't really disagree, I mean, with you at all whatsoever about anybody who's endorsing slavery at any time of ⁓ there, any time of history. I mean, I think ⁓ the idea that they're apologizing is a step. I mean it's not a first step 'cause they should have apologized a long time ago and the Pope just speaks for himself and the I guess he speaks for the Catholic Church. I'm not Catholic myself, so I don't really know exactly the weight of it, but that being said, the Catholics and you know have endorsed a lot of the the hate and the victory all that we have seen throughout the different centuries and how to deal with slavery and other issues similar to that. And then you when you mention the Zionist movement, yeah, I'm I do support Jewish people, but I did not support the segregation or the ⁓ the the creation of a state that alienates anybody else but that race or but that religion. And so I mean, you know, I you know, I think a lot of people get confused and a lot of people get out there who do not understand the deep ⁓ knowledge that you displayed already about the history of the Zionist movement and the history of the Jewish movement. A of people just, you know, basically are psychol you know, educationally lazy. They see exactly or they r hear exactly what the media tells them or what they see on TV or they read in a few books that are more or less bias based. And so you know, people, you know, I don't think anybody whatever support creating I mean, we a lot of Republicans, a lot people on my side of the aisle like to talk about the Jewish state and, you know, Israel being a nation of Jews and it should be protected and that's that's that's fair enough. However, at the same time, it shouldn't be protected to the point to where they're alienating and destroying and killing everybody else but Jews. And so I mean in every country you have people that live in that country that are not part of that country. And ⁓ that should be The way I mean, you know, but on the flip side, I do understand the Jewish state and the Jewish people do not want people there who want to annihilate them either. And so I do think I think the whole annihilation ⁓ phase here needs to be needs to be cut out. I don't think people wanna should have to have the desire to to kill all the Jews or the Jews have the desire to kill everybody who's hates Jews. I mean, I think, you know, like I've said numerous times on this show, this podcast and other podcasts, Is that the hate has gotta stop. People have got to realize that they have gotta start working together and quit endorsing movements that divide and kill in hate. I mean that cannot be a way that we go forward, period. Do Charles: Do you s t traditionally, when I say traditionally, you know, ⁓ the br the the British ⁓ hierarchy and and and ⁓ the designs moved by ⁓ Theodore Hertzl in May 14, 1948, Israel became a man made political state. But the p politically. So it's not a biblical state. They're not the the biblical Jews or look like me. They're look like me. They're black, African like Jewish people. Greg: Right, politically, yeah. Charles: Now, biblically speaking. Now, somehow the confusion is is that the biblical Jews and and the the the the the the Israeli Jewish people or one of the same. That's that's just not that's not biblical correct, that's not factually correct. It's just wrong on all levels. But this is the thing though. So Israel is created May 14, 1948 to now by the British, but they all knew. Greg: I like a vision. Charles: That the Palestinian people was already there. They knew that land was there. So it was a very intentional act. In fact, before Theodore Hearst had actually got with the British government and established ⁓ with the Pope's blessing too, there was hundreds of years of planning. Much like when Disney decided to come to Orlando, they didn't they didn't start Disney World like there. There was decades that they bought up. Greg: We need to Charles: using fake names. Well that was a very similar process how Disney acquired all that land to build Disney and it was very secretive. That was exactly the same kind of concept that Hurse ⁓ Hersell did when they was planning the land purchase was all that area of the Middle East. They was owning that land and surrounding area and they basically was saying, Hey, we're gonna move out ⁓ the Palestinians and create a a Jewish state there. So by that domin ⁓ That reality has always and and has constantly caused conflict between the Palestinian people as well as the Jewish Jewish people that are in that land. It's about the land, it's about the population, it's about the wealth. There's now we keep finding that there are natural, very expensive, ⁓ raw materials that's very new since the last war. So this particular day, May 14, 1948, is just one day with two different realities. The Israelis call it Young Hasumas and the Palestinians call May 14, 1948, Nakbar Day. So they both celebrate the same day but with different realities. Right, so so I would agree with you, but my question, I would agree with you that it's a lot of suffering been going on. But do you as a conservative, a traditional conservative, support America's traditional policy as it relates to this Middle East area? The two state solution because it seems like that's been abandoned in the last few years. So I'd like to hear your take on that. Greg: I don't think it's realistic. I mean, yeah, sure, I like to have a solution to where we have two states and I think everybody would live long and prosper and be peaceful and everybody all works together and or or you know, or that being said, you know, have some sort of negotiation to where some sort of land is, you know, piece apart. I don't really know why everybody just can't get along, but you know, granted, I am just a naive little country boy here from Florida and I know that the the Jewish and the Palestinian groups have been at war and battling each other for millennium and it's gonna be happening for a few more millennium after we're dead. And I don't you know, I I'm not really hopeful in any kind of peace accord doing anything but helping establish the the war machine and I don't really see anything coming of it to where it's gonna work in the long term solution. I mean, it might work to where it's gonna sustain or lower oil prices or or energy prices for a short spell, maybe a a half a decade or a decade, but I don't really see it lasting. I mean we have these accords here, these ⁓ these treaties here with Iran and they're not keeping anything and America doesn't keep I mean a lot of their treaties. ⁓ Israel doesn't. I mean the Palestinians don't. I mean until people actually realize what, you know, coming to peace is really about, which I don't really think anybody wants. I think, you know, us talking about it happening just not realistic. ⁓ Me being a conservative, I'm disappointed that because I you know, I I believe, you know, I'm also a neocon. I believe in a strong military strength. I blame I believe in, you know, us killing terrorists and us killing all the evil people that want to kill everybody else. And I I get all that. And, you know, I'm a very big supporter of that in spirit. In reality I don't see Charles: Well Greg: ⁓ us doing it in a way to where that's really actually gonna happen because we have a whole different culture now than we had before when we started these wars and when we started these solutions for peace. And you know, a lot of it is the advent of technology that has spurred the the it's you know, it spikes the hate. It spikes the ⁓ it gets everybody more riled up a lot faster and a lot quicker. And ⁓ that being said, you already had a lot to work with already and inspiring all the hate. Now through social media outlets and podcast outlets and new media and all the digital media, the hate is not gonna go away and it's sad and frustrating, but I did not see any way of fixing it. Charles: Well this is the thing. The great the reason why they're the they're hating each other because the the Israelis do the Zionist philosophy literally. They but they took the lane. The we ⁓ so if if there if if what I'm trying to figure out is that if if there's no belief or commitment from America to the two state solution, then what are the Palestinians supposed to do? If their land be taken Greg: I wanna let it. Charles: They have no ownership of nothing. They really can't do anything unless the Israel is government tell ⁓ they could do it. You can't even it's not even legal to have DNA testing in Israel because this Greg: That's bizarre. Charles: Because they know that they're not in i they're not the original people of the line. If they were allowed to legalize blood testing, it will it would prove that the Palestinians are there, original people there. So it's absolutely illegal to have blood tests in in this state of Israel. So it it's almost like it's a prison for the Palestinian people. So d the only saving grace of for America politically between the Democrat Greg: That's right. Charles: in Republican administration, even back to the Kennedy administration, was a two state solution. We seem to be as Americans disregarding that. And I'm wondering, if we do disregard that two state solution, what do the police, the Palestinian people have but death and oppression? Greg: ⁓ I don't see any ⁓ I don't see any difference. I mean, you're you're right. ⁓ abandoning the two state solution is a horrible idea, but right now if they did have a two state solution well, I mean, ⁓ who who's gonna keep it? I mean, who's gonna actually gonna ⁓ you know enforce it and keep it? Because it the Israelis seem to want all the land back and the next leader's gonna want it the la and the the next Palestinian leader is gonna want more land back. I mean, is there any really demarcation line on where they're gonna draw a limit? I mean, because they seem to well seem to respect it. Charles: I think I think the demarcation line would be the American tax bill funding this, billions and billions of dollars every year, every year. Greg: We're funding both sides. Charles: Yeah. Well, the American government is funding the Israeli government in billions and billions of dollars. Okay. Now, the Palestinians have some degree of terrorist network. Not always, but you you you can call Israel, I've called Israel government the biggest terrorist threat in the earth. Greg: In my in my book, because Charles: Statistics say that look at the level of killing based upon what the po I mean, we can prove this empirically, the number of death and who controls nuclear weapons based upon the American funding of that, Israel. So Israel has the nuclear weapon capacity. And so people often say, Well, Israel has the right to defend itself. And I don't necessarily disagree disagree with that per se. But likewise, everybody has a right to defend themselves. Every sovereign nation has the inherent right to yeah, it goes both ways. But we in the West seem to think that that only applies unilaterally only to Israel. And that means that we're not a a a a a neutral referee, meaning a viewing this. We we we our our footage definitely biased in one section and that's from the Israeli sta side. Greg: Both ways. Yeah, we're not neutral, no. I mean, I I was watching an old movie, old movie from the nineties ⁓ last week called Primary Colors. And John Travolta was playing this this Democrat candidate who was supposed to be like I guess a personification of Bill Clinton. And and whenever he was visiting some people in Miami, he was like telling people that, you know, the Jewish state has no better friend than America. And America has no better friend than the Israeli people. He is portraying himself as a Democrat presidential candidate in this nineteen nineties movie. And the and and and the whole concept here, what I realize is that through media, through the political atmosphere, through everything, we first of all to say America's neutral, it's a laugh. There is no neutrality whatsoever with America in the Middle East. So America has picked aside for the last three or four decades. And probably more so and and so anybody who's naive to the fact that it's this is all just Trump and Netanyahu, it's not Obama, he he he picked Israel, Israel, Biden picked Israel HW picked Israel, W picked Israel, Clinton picked Israel. I mean, they've all picked Israel. And so, I mean, th this is not a new thing that everybody wants to say, ⁓ this is the most evil, a dictatorial, authoritative ⁓ Hitler like president doing this. No, he's just the latest. And believe me, after he's gone, there'll be another one. And there'll be another one, and there'll be another one. And so the the whole reality here is that the neutrality is not there and you know, I that's the reason why I'm not confident in any kind of a piece or or anything that's gonna be settling because, you know, these guys at the end of the day, I I'm cynical to the fact that people aren't making money off this or I mean, 'cause I if you watch any of my podcasts of mine, I I'm very big on this sort of narrative that everything on both sides is all about fundraising, period. And and that being said, the you know, you can't fundraise if there's a solution. It's kinda like a I'm well I'm one of the conspiracy theorists who think there's probably a cure for cancer and AIDS, but you know, why talk about it whenever you make a lot more money on the treatment than the cure? And so and they're and the whole thing here with the Israel state and is that good? No. Are people suffering and dying? Yes. I mean the Palestinians are dying and suffering and no, there's no easy way out. There's no way out. The Israelis are suffering and dying and as well, 'cause they they get bombed back and and both sides are bombing each other. Now, granted some guys might have bigger bombs than the other and and then, you know That being said, whenever the powers of be change around and the fund the funding changes around, then the other guys will have bigger bottles than the other guys and and it's just a perpetual cycle, perpetual motion of war and hate. And and I think people are basically using a lot of innocent bystanders or useful idiots to just go ahead and go out there and say, Hey, ⁓ get get behind this side, get behind this side. And they're not really idiots, they're just useful they're pawns. that people are using as collateral damage just so they can go ahead and gain their own funding and gain their own territory. And I do think, you know, not to oversimplify it, but it's all about greed and power. It's not about anybody's freedom or any state whatsoever. Charles: Well let's go back ⁓ Greg: Or prove me wrong. I mean somebody actually proved it's for the Palestinians or it's actually for the Israelis. The people who are f working for the Palestinians obviously are not really doing it in a way that is gonna work and ⁓ people doing it for the Jewish state are not doing it in a way that's gonna work. They're all doing this just a funnel more war. Well Charles: think that again, I think the the obvious answer sometimes is is just obvious that if the American people and the tax people say that we're going to not fund this, it we can we can eliminate that. Yeah. Now Greg: We cut funding to Saudi, to Qatar, to Israel, to Lebanon, to Syria, to everybody. If we cut all the funding to all of it, it'd go away pretty damn quick. Charles: Well, yeah, I think I think again, so we're we're we're we're all always advancing our own interests, not the necessarily the formula, as you well know. We do a lot of dirty stuff, evil, corrupt stuff through the CIA. They fund wars, they do all kind of stuff that American taxpayers don't authorize, but our politicians do. So our way to get money to to cause all over all over the earth. I mean we talk from the Congo to all kind of Greg: I got a lot I agree. I mean I have a lot of family that's a part of the CIA from way back and so I know a lot of things off the record I won't talk about on camera that ⁓ that I agree definitely ⁓ what you're saying. Yeah. Charles: Yeah, so we we we kinda know that. But I I wanna go back a little bit in in reverse order and deal with the flush out a little bit more as it relate to the Pope and the Pope's apology, that that legalization of the the the the slavery situation and and I I do think it's a good first step, but do ⁓ does does the does the Catholic church need to do beyond that? For example, reparations or things of that nature. You have to Apology must come with pavement because if you if you in a general negligence case in in in in a typical state in the United States, if you injure or harm someone, you have pain and suffering damage, you have all kind of damage that make you whole, a loss of work, damages, things of that nature to make sure life is better for you because we say that if you injure or harm someone, you need to be compensated. economically, monetarily. And so why is it that every everyone has been wrong in this country, that's a a minority or any other group, even slave owners got reputation. The owners got slave r reparation because they didn't have slaves anymore. The Jewish people got reparation from Germany with the influence of America. Okay? They still getting paid right now from the atrocities they did against the Holocaust. And I agree with that. But everybody, some of the native what they call native Indian Indians via the Indian reclassification c reclassification act and things like that where the the original black Indians never got paid. Everybody has got reparation in America for wrong down self for the black slaves. And why is it that everybody, particularly white America, has a problem repaying and restoring black Americans for the slavery, lynching injustice that is done from the people who built this joint. Why is that such a big problem? Greg: Why? Well, I think a lot of the reparations are issues ⁓ with a problem with the speaking on behalf of the white community, I guess. The white people I guess to be segregated and to be hateful to ⁓ are just ignorant to the fact. I mean, yeah, granted, it's the easiest scapegoat in the world to say it's not it's not our problem. It's not, you know, it's it has nothing to do with us. And and and and black people are doing well now, and white people are doing well now and everybody's doing well now. And that's the easiest thing to say. That's easy for everybody to say. It's not right. It's not true. And I really don't know exactly how the reparations need to be calculated. I don't really know exactly 'cause I'm gonna say honestly, I'm totally ignorant on the whole level here of of where the wealth and everything comes from and goes and now also the Catholic Church should be doing reparations since they already did reparations to the Jewish state regarding the Holocaust and they've already paid out to all the pedophiles to all the victims of pedophilia from the the preachers and actually correct myself, that was just a portion of them. ⁓ it's still going on and it hasn't stopped. And so they did that, you know, like ten or fifteen years ago and it was all a big lawsuits. But I think the lawsuits should still be going in perpetuity because I don't think the ⁓ the pedophilia issue with the priests and the ultra boys and and the girls and everything else has gone away. But you know at least they did apologize for that and basic sort of fa financial, you know fix on that, but whenever now they have a precedence ⁓ in place already. So now that they've already endorsed the fact that they were part of the you know, problem with the slave movement and and human trafficking and slave trafficking and everything else throughout the day and people don't realize it's not just America. It's not just the Catholic Church in America. And I mean the the Catholic Church is an international church. And they've been doing the the slave trade all over the world. And so I mean it's a it it's a bigger bigger problem than a lot of people I think are gonna be able to wrap their heads around. But you know, the Vatican has a lot of money and they have a lot of ways to ⁓ to start paying people back on an international level. Now when it comes to Americans with the reparations here in America, yeah, I do think that something needs to be talked about. I do think something I mean, people basically on my side of the aisle, the the white conservatives, ⁓ the Christian conservatives, the ⁓ Republicans, they say, Well, you know, you have the welfare state and that's supposed to take the place of reparations. I'm like, Are you kidding me? Are you really hosing me? I mean, first of all, there is no place for reparations. There is no there's nothing that we're gonna do that's gonna replace or or or give back everything that was taken from anybody. Let's just start out there. The the the the value, the morality and the evil atrocities that were taken away from the black community, African American community, is huge. And that is not gonna be replaced. It's not replaceable at all by any kind of legislation or any kind of pocketbook. But that being said the spirit of it needs to be started to where people need to start paying back and realizing and honoring the the history of all the communities, the black community, especially in America here, and and realizing the the values and and and looking at the different structures of all the different levels of historical nature that w the have been forgotten. Like we said in the last show, There's a lot of reasons why a lot of people don't realize what's what's going on or history is because we've been given an education that's biased. We're giving an education that is only you know, in the books and the words on the pages are only exactly what was told to be printed on those pages. And if we actually go back and look at history and go back and read all the journals of blacks, of whites, of Latinos, of Native Americans, of everybody, you'll you'll you'll see That the real journals and the real history is the devil's in the details. And how much of that has been passed on to generation and generation, hardly any. And that's the reason why it's a huge disservice of the educational system right now is a huge disservice of of teaching people where we came from and how to move on. And that being said, that's it that that's unfortunately what we're living with. We have a lot of stupid people out there who ⁓ who are not really looking at the the true belief of really what happened. Charles: Yeah, I think I think ⁓ one of the biggest problems ⁓ the mis the intentional miseducation and putting the education in this in in in the stewardship of the sons and daughters of the Confederacy. That's the biggest problem. They just muted and they never was punished. That's America's greatest sin, the second greatest sin from slavery itself. But the second thing was is that you didn't make no legal factual practical winners because you gave money to the slave owners, you gave the sons and daughters of the Confederacy over the whole textbooks of the Confederacy. And one of the reasons why I tried to educate people, particularly white Americans, is because they too were systemically, you know, ⁓ hookwink over the the intentional miseducation of the elites. And it was de done to divide, ⁓ divide each other because most people of of a certain class of white of poor white Americans, they they don't they don't they identify with whiteness because it systemically advantages them over their true economic class ⁓ class reality in terms of qu their vote interest. They constantly vote against their own interest because the the systemic hate and prejudicing the and and systemic discrimination that this country has done against black people from the stealing of the land, from lynching to all kind of horror horrible things. I think you're right. The the the value even back then in slavery, it was a multi-trillion dollar economic generated wealth for this country way back then. And you it's hard to imagine the value of that in contemporary terms if that was tens of trillions of dollars back then. But what we can do It to say, Well, you pay everybody else. And it I often I get this from sometimes bad attending and sometimes good attending and white people they'll ask me, Well, how are we gonna do that? My grandparents parents did, Well, you benefit from the wealth of house, housing and in the and and and all kind of other areas by doing nothing but just existing. The same way where when everybody on the different administration from ⁓ I d I think even on ⁓ the Trump Greg: Yeah. Charles: administration, I think under Biden and I I don't know if it was Obama, even maybe even Clinton, but there's been several administrations where the American taxpayers got a check in the mail. They have to do nothing. Just exist. So between Social Security or administration, ⁓ you can figure out who's been here, how long they've been here, the ethical, national, original people that's that's that's that's detailed, just like we didn't have to get those Those cashback checks from different administrations, you can find out who's with America if you committed to it. And I agree with you, if the spirit is there, because I don't think we're gonna ever get over this issue until there's real reconciliation and repentance. Because God will forgive us, but you he's not gonna forgive. It's not forgiv it's a difference between forgiveness and repentance. See, if I Greg: Yeah. Exactly. Huge. Charles: I can be well repentance mean I'm not gonna repeat the behavior. Greg: Exactly. I have a I have a They say forgive or forget. God doesn't forget. You know, I mean he he'll forgive you, but you know, he he wants you to forget the sin. I mean it's kinda c they always say you you you hate the sinner but you hate the sin but love the sinner. And so w w w that being said, I mean, y y y what the evil that you're doing we all hate. And you have to f you have to ask for a forgiveness of that. But if you go back and repeat it over again, repeat didn't you really ask for forgiveness or do you just want a A quick way out just to make yourself feel good, then just go ahead and just keep doing the same activity over and over and over again. Right. Charles: You you're not you're not if you don't repent, then you haven't stopped the sin. But since I mean that's that's true repentance. But if you if you don't stop the sin, you're not serious with God when you ask for again because he will liberally and freely forgive us over and over and over. But he wants us to stop it. He wants us to stop the sin. The sin nature. There's a there's a there's a when he re restores us fully, God expects us to pray. Greg: Exactly. Charles: Because we can't heal ourselves. We have to have him to help us. But when we genuinely go to God in prayer, then there has to be a twofold thing. You have to put action with that. When he he'll give you the power to resist the sin that will will will that that that so easily beset us, and he will forgive us. But if you're not serious, we're not serious if we ask God to forgive us and we don't repent it. We must repent. Mean we're doing the bad act. And so Greg: Yeah, is that real? Charles: So r true restor restoration with America from slavery to black people and the black Indians and people originally or mean inhabit this this country would be to give out is not a ⁓ it's not a a one bullet fits all sort of thing. You have to do multiple things. One, education, two, taxation, a period of time where there's no taxation for businesses and and things of that nature. But I I know that there are there there there are organizations They have studied this issue for decades and they and they got policies ready to go. We just gotta have the will and the spirit to do it as America. Greg: I think you'll see a b a lot bigger appetite for reparations in all the communities if the the the concept wouldn't be what are we gonna take from this group to give to another, but rather what are we going to just give them or or basically not take from the this group. I mean, because 'cause like you're you I think you just hit the nail on the head about taxation. I mean and all the small business ownership and all the small businesses in the black community and all the ability to access to loans or access to grants and access to funding. to empower their businesses and to empower the community and to empower workers, employees, and employers and so on and so forth. And whenever you take off all those weights and all those chains, 'cause basically we're talking about releasing the chains economically off the black community like we they were chained economically for the last several century and millennia. And so I mean, basically and that being said, I don't think anybody would have a pro I know us conservatives and and and my side of the aisle has zero trouble at all with taking away the tax weights and tax burden on any community, period. And so I I think if you n if you put the narration in that manner to where basically you're taking away all the government regulation, all the government burden and all the ⁓ economic burden and everything off the ⁓ that community and basically and because because in all reality, you know, you you release all that burden, you're you're gonna increase a lot of wealth. gonna increase a lot of ingenuity. You're gonna increase a lot of ⁓ free thought of ideas and free thought of ⁓ going out and starting your own business and so that I mean and starting your own way and and getting your own way because I mean I I'm a very big believer as a conservative that the government that gets involved the most is a government that breaks everything the most. And and and you and I and the individuals are the biggest are are the biggest engineers of our freedom. I mean i i i if you sit there and wait on the government to do everything for you Or not do everything for you, you're gonna be whistling all the way home for decades and centuries because they are never gonna give you a solution. The only solution is through God, the churches and the communities, and all the burdens and all the chains to be broken and released off of them to where we can flourish as a unique and you know diverse community the the where s we're supposed to be. The way is a melting pot is supposed to be. And that would be great. Once again, it might be a pie in the sky idea. But I think is a the best idea ⁓ to to to r have reparations in that manner. Yeah. Charles: think that there are multi-layer reparations that should be implemented because at the end of the day the the the the what what we start with is restoration and in the spirit of restoration is that it was the African people that built this joint built this nation made it wealthy made the most on the cotton and a lot of people don't know that yeah they don't know that and they need to know that and that's the problem I was saying earlier Greg: They're Charles: We have to we have to get a new education system where we get the sons and daughters Greg: Three generations for them to Charles: So from from controlling our education. That's the that's the first problem. Greg: That's not a that's not an overnight thing. That's gonna take a long time. Charles: Yes, it's gonna take a long time to d to rechange for the bee. But it but the difference now is that we do have access to electronic information and data that's quicker than than when people went to school. When we went to school, we didn't have access to all this stuff. So so it's just a matter of being able to spread the the truth and re recorrect some of the lies, the intentional lies that's been out there, the the the the the you know the the whole systemic nature of negativity ⁓ that a lot of people ⁓ didn't know. We have a lot of scientific evidence that will rebuke some of the lies that the the the the systemic idea of whiteness through the concept of white supremacy is not supreme about whiteness, but that's just a for delusional systemic concept. But but it has fooled people of all nationalities because out of ignorance and that's what it's designed to do, to divide and conquer. And so that is the issue. So there's all kind of ways to do it. And there are people that's already got studied this stuff for decades and you know, that that's known the harbor types, all kind of collegiate people have in different ones of all different there's there's there's many legitimate neutral organizations have that studied this issue. They've just been waiting on ⁓ the will of the society to implement it. And I do think that With a lot of this technology AI programs that is there's there's cleaning up a lot of the miseducation through racism and discrimination and systemic white supremacy kind of doctrine and that's embedded in everything in this country. I think that we're having some some segue movement where the particularly with the younger generation that they are curious about some things that they seen is not making sense because all over the earth the black African men and women and children has been victimized, vandalized, enslaved, ⁓ discriminated against and been vilified all over. And there's a reason for that. Because we are those original people. And everybody just don't like that. They that's why people have problems. Greg: The AI can make mistakes and can be biased and can be manipulated. So we gotta make sure all the we have to agree that all the history here, whether it be black history, Hispanic history, Native American history, white history, it all needs to be correct. And all needs to be unbiased. And I don't know who's gonna police that. I mean, who whoever polices it's gonna have I mean, unfortunately we're all humans and all humans Charles: Agree with it. Greg: have their own bias and now AIs are becoming the extension of humans and AIs also have their own bias. I mean, we're actually ⁓ looking at YouTube today because we have ⁓ Charles and I have a several different podcasts. And with one ⁓ podcast, you know, we have about nine hundred views, eight hundred views, and one view. And so ⁓ and and this one podcast that only has one view is because we're talking about myself and another guy we're we're talking about election ⁓ violations or election frauds in California. And and it just seems like you know, the platforms are picking and winning cho picking and ⁓ choosing winners and losers like they're not supposed to be. And they kept on saying these platforms that we don't have the manpower to editorialize, we don't have the manpower to really see who's saying what or or to judge or to have a bias. But the AI does have the manpower. The AI will pick the winners or losers. And so if i today we might be winning, like Charlie Sheen said, it will with the AI world. But tomorrow we might be losing by the same AI, depending on who is controlling the algorithm. It's kinda like Bitcoin. I mean, you have no idea it's up or down or up or down. Is it fuzzy or sushi or I is it fake or fraud? You have no idea. It's just whoo it's it's out there in the atmosphere. And so, you know, we have to be careful as much as the AI is cleaning up the history and everything else, we still need to go ahead and we need to go encourage everybody to go back and dig in the journals and dig into history and find out everything they can from the past. outside of it and just really study history on all sides of it. Charles: I agree with that. I agree. We have to go into the archives and we need to make the archives more available to be put on online technology where a lot of people in rural areas can't get to libraries, can't get to some of them don't even have computer access in some rural areas. I know some people Yeah. So we need we need to yeah, we say it's sixty six or whatever, but like Yes. Greg: Exactly. You live in Summerville County, right? In Summerville County, they only have internet like I think in forty five or fifty percent high speed internet in, you know, maybe fifty, sixty percent of the entire county. I mean I live around Flagler County. You say a s assumption here that there's high speed internet everywhere. It's not. I mean we we all just assume a lot. Charles: Yeah, we assume a lot and that's what I'm saying. But one of the things that ⁓ in terms of one of the reparation things as well as ⁓ just a common sense remedy is that we are American, and this is a thing that I want particularly the good intention white Americans to think like this. Why do we always seem to say we don't have no money to do nothing for black people or any other people that's been wrong? But we can find the money daily to bum people. And those bums cost billions of dollars every day. So it's about a commitment to Greg: It's different part. Different part of money. Charles: Yeah. Greg: ⁓ Did you not pay attention? Doge has different pots everywhere. You got a pot for this, they got a pot for that, and you got a little kettlepot over here, a little kettlepot over there. I mean, the the bombing money has nothing to do with citizen freedom. Charles: Yeah, well we well we know Greg: I was in the military and we paid three hundred bucks for a bolt. Or did we Charles: Yeah, yeah. So let's let's put a a a bow on this topic and then let's transition to the the next topic. I think we handled that pretty thoroughly. One thing that really ⁓ got my attention last week, then ⁓ the the the GOP allowed the the president of the state of Israel, Ben Y Netanyahu, in the in the latest two thousand twenty seven National Defense Authorization Act to p he propose because of his command or D-man rather that we that that integrate to integrate the United States and the Israel militaries. This is such a a monstrosity of significance to tell the most technologically advanced military on earth. We ne we we may we may we may not be the great strategic military, but there's no doubt. We used to be but we used to be. But technology And the superiority of that technology and our our our military arsenal, ⁓ although greatly depleted recently, but we have ⁓ you know arguably the strongest military on the earth, and yet we allowing Netanyahu to tell us we need to integrate these military in a congressional one point one five trillion dollar budget that they would propose. Greg: Yeah. I think anybody should have any say over American military but America. Charles: I agree. I agree. I agree with that one percent. But the fact and the arrogance of Netanyahu to really believe that that this well if if Netanyahu. Yeah, I mean he just Greg: I'm a Netanyahu fan, but I'm not I mean, I'm not a Yahoo fan from from a few years ago. I really don't know exactly what the heck's going on with his head right now, personally. But that being said, I never thought he was a guy who's gonna s I mean, shy away from trying to get as much as possible. I mean, he's a he's a leader. I mean he's a you know, he's a ⁓ commander, he's a warrior, he's ⁓ I mean, like him or not, he is what he is and it's kinda like what I tell people about Trump. Are you surprised? I mean, I was a Trump supporter, still am Trump supporter. I should have put a lot of his policy, though I supported his personality, I don't support a lot of reasons why he does his things. I think our the actions are good. I just don't think the way they're doing ⁓ is right. But at the end of the day, I'm not surprised by a damn thing. Dagum thing. I'll I'll bleep that out. I'm not surprised by anything because they are who they are. I mean Netanyahu's Netanyahu. Charles: But I think that when you talk about the United States, Israeli Defense Technological Cooperation issues were that that one point five billion dollar thing. But if it won't for some little Democratic congressman that pay, it was really buried, Greg. It was really buried, no one really knew to this congressman pointed it out. So if he hadn't pointed it out, they would have got this. And this is why I think this is why I believe without a doubt why Net Yahoo wants this. Greg: Yeah, I don't think that's true. Charles: He knows that the average American has gotten a little bit more enlightened to all that America does in military might and j benevolence of giving when it comes to the state of Israel. And they got free health care and all this stuff, and average American don't have anything like that. So I think what what the what is i the state of Israel really wants is that. They know the political dynamics are changing in America. And America's kinda tired of all of that pork going there on a regular basis. And they're seeing war, endless war. Even in the Iran conflict, whenever the US have a somewhat of a peace accord with which we don't know what they negotiate with, but they say they have some kind of peace accord. What does Israel do? It's nuke in Lebanon to continue to to to to j j just to cause problems with You know, but so they don't want I don't think the Israelis great I don't think the Israelis want to go to Congress in the future to get more funding for itself. So it basically tried to get initiative built in legislature so they don't have to ask for money no more. It's already control US military. Greg: Yeah Yeah. That's that that's insane. And on the on the next series we'll we'll talk about the healthcare issues here on how come other states have other nations have national health care and we don't, but that's a whole different topic. Charles: Yeah. All right. Well, let's let's continue in the spirit of this topic with the the the idea of I mentioned earlier by Israel bombing Lebanon. Every time it seems like they're somewhat of a peace agreement, Israel just start bombing Lebanon. And I'm gonna tell you why, in my opinion, it it's why well first of all, there's a lot of natural newfound natural gas in Lebanon. Greg: No terrorists. Charles: that this media over in the West that won't talk about that's cost a lot of money. And I believe secondly Israel wants to control all the wealth of the t entire Middle East and use American military and they just wanna dominate every the whole ⁓ whole region completely. So yeah. So why why why I mean why do we as a po ⁓ allow our politicians not reign Israel in because there's not gonna be no peace. Yeah, APAC. Why do we allow APAC APAC is the problem with every administration, Democrat and Republican. They're both guilty of that. Taking off APAC money. APAC money influences the our ill Middle East policy. Greg: So you're saying APAC is the George Soros of the right wing? Charles: Yes and no doubt of body. No doubt of Greg: So I mean th th the point is, I mean, you know, APAC is not the only checkbook out there, okay? And we have a lot of different checkbooks ⁓ influence a lot of things and and ⁓ I mean it's a it's a mess. I mean, and yes, you know, Israel is taking on the role of the authoritative state in the Middle East and they are willing to work with or work without the other people in charge who go ahead and secure their peace and to secure their their financial dominance and their military dominance. And that's, you know, that's what countries do when they go to war. I mean, they're attacking Lebanon because they're attacking Hezbollah and Hamas, which their stated goal is to attack and annihilate and kill all the Jews. And the Jews say the result is to annihilate and kill all the Hezbollah and Hamas people. And so that being said, that's the reason why I keep going back to the point. This is not gonna work. We are not gonna have peace. Anybody thinks we're gonna have peace is ⁓ having some sort of funny true leave of Vatican of smooky monkey monkey grass or ⁓ milk of marijuana here it it got too many ⁓ pipes going on because I mean it it it it's not reality in any kind of sober minded world that we're gonna have peace. I mean, it's not s good either. It's sad and tragic, but you know, I just don't see it happening. Charles: But but if we fought it w it w it it Greg: And I don't think we should fund it either. I don't think we should fund any of it. Charles: if if we fund war, we're not gonna get anything but death and chaos. And that's what we've been doing. You know, even if we even if we really didn't believe we can get peace, but we guarantee death and chaos and debt and casualties if we keep funding it. That's where I'm saying that we need to cut off financial sprick. We have to cut off that financial ⁓ spricket. Because that's incentive to keep the hate and the division and the war on going. 'Cause to the outfunding. Greg: Yeah, I mean they always accuse Trump of being an isolationist and and yeah, isolationism is horrible. However, being a economic isolationist might not be a bad idea. It might not be a a a bad start to economically isolate ourselves from all the nations who are killing each other. Maybe if we just cut them all off, all of them, not just one or two, but A few dozen of them off, it might be a s a good start. I mean you know, I mean granted, everybody says we had to worry about the international courts. I mean I don't worry about the international the international courts don't seem to be worried about anything. They don't seem to be worried about the international body, international governments, everybody's ⁓ you know, talking about the allies, the allies here and allies here, they might be angry. Of course they're angry. They're not getting their way, they're not getting their piece of the gravy that they're used to getting. And so everybody is angry because they're not getting their fair share. And that being said, maybe, you know, you could have the reparations conversation. Maybe we could have the conversation about, you know, national health care. Maybe we could have the conversation about funding things in America if we quit funding everybody else. And maybe it would stop they wouldn't have enough money to buy the bombs and buy the bullets. I know it's a stupid idea. Maybe I'm oversimplifying it 'cause I'm of course an ignorant person who doesn't understand geopolitics. Well well, actually I do, but you know. Yeah. Charles: Well, I think that one one of the things that that America's always had a problem with is trying to buy access to space, air and and ge ⁓ geography. That's why we use our money, whether we do it legislative or whether we do it ⁓ fund it through the CIA, as you know, which is you know, to relative CIA background, CIA background. So basically we we we gotta we wanna be involved with other countries and so but the but sometimes that's a good thing. But but sometimes that's a good thing. If you need if you're in a war with another nation and you need their airspace and they say no, you can't go in international wars without getting their permission. And that's why you need allies. The problem we have now we don't understand we need allies. You can't you Greg: Well we shouldn't need it. But we shouldn't need it we shouldn't need it right now. Okay. We should just worry about establishing America and and and and getting our freedoms here under control again. Charles: Correct, I agree with that because all our freedom's been erased, pretty much. You know I mean every day. Greg: The last four or five administrations act on. Charles: Yeah. Yeah. We we we do need to we do need to again, we need to reassert our ⁓ constitutional rights, particularly the First Amendment. You you can't take away the media, you can't take away people or dismiss people and reporters that disagree with you, to ask you basic simple questions that you're supposed to if you lead the nation. A reporter should be able to ⁓ report and ask you questions. You can't just walk up the set 'cause you get Greg: The freedom of speech goes both ways. He you hate they should be able to ask you questions, but you should be able to refuse. They should be able to ask you questions, but you should be able to I mean, i i i you you don't have to answer. We we both ask a lot of people a lot of questions of journalists. They didn't tell us the answer we wanted to hear. You know what? We still we still had the freedom to write the story. They still have the freedom to disagree. And and freedom is a big thing every side. Charles: Yeah, well I I agree. I I agree. But when when you deliver a free, free, free world, there are certain basic questions that the American public has a right to hear from you. Even if you say no, but you you just can't just call people crazy names and just walk offset because they ask you questions. That's part of the process. That's what you recommend for the office for. You know what I'm saying? Because every every Joe Blo that's out there They're doing their forty hours and some do overtime. They they wanna go and I don't agree with this, but but a lot of average people just wanna go home, get their twelve pack of Bug Wiles and just ha and watch football or basketball and what's going on. That that's all they care about. You know, and that's to forge their understanding of of of of of living and existing and and and then the the the the it ⁓ watching the the echo chamber or or Fox News or MS Now or wherever they're kind of station is, you know, and that's what people kind of set in. But we gotta push people to go into different areas of news and different things that are not coming. I I listen to different things just to get a different perspective, you know, because I'm gonna always go with what I believe what God is telling me to think and do. Not necessarily I I don't care about any of the political parties. I just I just don't. Because I I see the devil in both sides pretty much. But at the same time, I think the GOP is like they've lost everything good it right now. But I think the Democrats they they too they too the Democrats just seem to be interested in the alternate lifestyle, which I call the alphabet mafia. And that's all they care about, it seems like to me. Okay. And that that everything goes back to that. Yeah. And the the and then I think the Zionist movement Greg: We gotta like good ones here. Charles: Had both parties paralyzed that nothing could get done. And you have to go through APAC, whether you're a Democrat or Republican, including Speak Speaker Jeffries, or the the minority leader ⁓ Jeffries. I think they all got a problem. But a APAC tells them what to do and they can they they have to jump. Anytime APAC says something, they have to do it. And that's for the GOP, that's for the DMs, and that's hurt the American pack fail. And I am this show is designed to help the American people and help everybody become more involved through revelations and to to to to to dissect traditional thinking bias. I want people to use their brain and think for themselves, not let some systemic force of a party tells you how to think. Greg: Exactly. Don't worry any party. Charles: And you should think with your brain and think for the best interest of your family, you, your family, and your country. That's what this show is about. And I listen, we don't care if you disagree with us strongly, mildly, we can have total opposite views. But we gotta respect and listen to each other. So something that someone says could be right. And you gotta pay attention to what's going on. And we can't be too busy or I often say my when I preach is that. We all often as American people, we too busy doing nothing. That's one of our biggest problems as Americans. We so busy doing nothing. But before we close out, we're gonna deal with our pocket statement, which is the power of God is. And one of that what our the topic I want to deal with tonight is Derek Coleman was a former NBA player, a great player in college, a great NBA player, and ⁓ He's originally from the state of Alabama. And the state of Alabama was was w wanted to put Derrick Coleman in the 2026 Mobile Sports Hall of Fame. And he essentially declined. Now now now Coleman was a fifteen year NBA veteran and he was a awesome, amazing All American at Syracuse University. I watched him. And so he he he basically told the Alabama legislator, no. I I don't I would not be I don't I don't wanna be in your hall of fame because of the voting rights of discriminatory practices that the NWACP had called on athletes to boycott a lot of southern ⁓ universities and and and and things because of the the the the gerrymanding districts that they're seeming to do. So basically Derek Coleman took a stand and said that ⁓ no Thanks but no thanks. ⁓ I I don't wanna be in the Alabama Hall of Fame because I would not in good conscience and I'm paraphrasing, ⁓ wanna be in your Hall of Fame when you take voting rights away from me and and and and my black people. So that's basically you still don't kingdom business and ⁓ that is my spotlight tonight, ⁓ with the ⁓ Paggy ⁓ sports ministry aspect of this show, which stands for power God is. And so ⁓ You may differ on that, you may agree with that, but I wanna hear from you, Greg Feet. What's your what's your opinion on that subject matter? Greg: ⁓ PN is ⁓ pretty consistent. I mean, ⁓ he doesn't want to be a part of it. He doesn't want to be ⁓ honored like in that manner because ⁓ his feelings and that's that's that's his feeling. I mean, I don't think any of I mean, I'm really against mandates, first of all, so let's just start out there. I don't think anybody should have to be mandated societally, politically, government wise, or anything, or coerced to where you have to go along with the the the crowd, you have to go along with the school-aid, you have to go along with a bandwagon. I mean if if he wants to if he sincerely feels that way, then that's great for him to sincerely feel that way. I mean, you know, if he has issues with the ⁓ voting rights amendment or voting rights act in ⁓ Alabama with with how they're redrawing the lines, which is ⁓ very curious on how urgent they were to do it. I was I mean, you know, I I you and I have difference of opinions on the whole redistricting thing where I think we're I don't I ⁓ first of all, I I don't think we do have a difference in opinion. I don't think anything should be done racially. Or politically, I think it should everything should be done by the census period, which is the way it's supposed to be. Now, if it's being done that way, I don't think so. But, you know, the spirit is supposed to be that way. But in in in the NAACP having issue with the way Alabama's doing it, and once again is their first amendment right. Now ⁓ why I do have a problem with is ⁓ how Alabama is expediting it to where they're having a special primary election to to do this, which I thought is like, okay, you guys are a little bit Overly eager and anxious here to go ahead and just, you know, basically bake the cake and everything here really quick before we even know what the recipe is to bake it with. And Already expedited. Yeah. Exactly what they already happened. And so they they canceled that election and did a expedited pri or or a expedited special primary election, which I I didn't, you know, hey, if I were running election offices and I I wish I could do that. I mean that'd be cool. I mean that is a cool way to go ahead and stack the deck exactly how your donors want you to stack it. I mean I Charles: Yeah, exactly. It's no doubt it. Greg: I mean you're you're yeah, I don't need to know if it's racial or non racial or corrupt or not. It's just screwy. I mean if if you're in that much of a hurry, just wait till the next cycle. I mean, they're elected every two years. I mean what really I mean Charles: But I think I think with some of this is gonna backfire long term. I mean, I think that the GOP gotta realize that some things people do see and they I think that they kinda Greg: I'm a G O P guy and I see this. I'm like Yeah. Charles: It it's fundamentally flagrant to the whole process of due process and fairness. Fundamental fairness is it's it's a Greg: No no. It's finally ⁓ in in lines with the fairness of elections. I I've I've I've been doing elections for thirty years. I I th this is not how you do it. I mean you win or lose by how many votes you get. I mean, come on guys. If you lose you'll win next time. Charles: Exactly. Right. And I think that's what I'm trying to say, that the long term effects of this is that they're gonna lose credibility and portal line association because people gonna like, you know what, that's just foul. I'm I might agree with you in terms of how my politics think, but but the your practical implement implementation of this is wrong. And that's what I think is gonna be the long term effect. And they need to be careful about this because You're gonna have a lot of people vote now that that that ⁓ that didn't vote. And I think one of the things that people always and we we talked about this on our other shows on on the platform, is that people often talk about how about Obama win and how amazing it was. What the amazing thing that Obama did, President Obama, is that he expanded electorate. As you know as election guy and a poster that means a numb voters. Greg: It's millions millions. Charles: that don't vote that can change a race in every county, every state, in all states in America. But people are too busy again, doing nothing. Vote is not important. He got people off the couch and from drinking it vote while decide I'm gonna go vote. That's Greg: Because Obama's Obama's expanded electorate turned into Hillary and Trump's expanded electorate which turned into Biden's I mean, you know, people if people don't study elections, look at the history of how many people actually turn out to vote pre before Obama. Then see the increase number of people turning out because people were finally woken up to the fact that their vote really does matter, that they really do have a voice, whether they give bad or indifferent. It really does make a difference. And and and Trump hate him, like him, love him, whatever. You know, he he expanded it out to a whole different class of people. Hillary expanded her I mean, ⁓ the the swath just kept getting bigger and bigger, but it didn't start until Obama. Right, but that election in two thousand eight was starting. Charles: And his the people who run his campaign, they help expand the electorate. They they they they bec they create they create the blueprint and then Hillary and Biden everybody follow, you know? So that's what it is. But in event, that's gonna be a wrap on this edition of Kingdom Revelation. We wanna thank each and everybody for being a part of the show and we're gonna continue to bring you different perspective of of Kingdom Revelations. Greg: BMB. Charles: in the earth and as God see fit. And remember to ⁓ at the at the end of ⁓ of the broadcast you can you can see, you can like, share, or subscribe, ⁓ buttons. ⁓ you can be entertained and and enlightened ⁓ with revelations at the same time. So thank you all for joining us and we look forward to a next episode. And have a great thank you, Grant. Greg: Thanks for having me, Charles.