TRUNEWS with Rick Wiles - Scientologist Infiltrates Clay Clark’s ReAwaken America Tour

Episode Date: October 14, 2021

Today on TruNews, a popular conference that is attracting lots of Trump voters and Evangelical Christians is the ReAwaken America tour. The organizer is Clay Clark, an Oklahoma business trainer who started his career as an event planner. The tour is sponsored by Charisma magazine. The ReAwaken America tour events are typically held in churches, such as John Hagee’s Cornerstone Church in San Antonio TX, or Rodney Howard Browne’s River Church in Tampa Florida. The events are designed to look, sound, and feel like a hybrid religious revival meeting, political rally, and business motivation meeting. TruNews has learned that a high-level Scientologist is among the speakers touring the USA with Clay Clark. Rick Wiles, Doc Burkhart. Airdate 11/14/2021

The following program is made possible by the faithful prayers and financial support of listeners just like you. To find out how you can help, visit www.truenews.com. This is True News. The truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth. So help us God. I'm Rick Wiles. A popular conference that is attracting a lot of Trump supporters and evangelical Christians is the Reawaken America Tour. The organizer is Mr. Clay Clark, an Oklahoma

business trainer who started his career as an event planner. The tour is sponsored by Charisma Magazine. The Reawaken America Tour events are typically held in churches such as John Hagee's Cornerstone Church in San Antonio, Texas, or Rodney Howard Brown's River Church in Tampa, Florida. The events are designed to look, sound, and feel like a hybrid religious revival, a political rally, and a business motivational training meeting. True News has learned that a high-level Scientologist is among the speakers touring the USA with Clay Clark. Here to tell us about it is Doc Burkhart.

Yes, sir. Doc, this is going to be an interesting True News. You know, about seven months ago, I guess it was in March, we dedicated two or three episodes of True News to exposing Franklin Graham's longtime close personal relationship with two high level Scientologists, which was Greta Van Susteren and her husband. John Sloan. Yes. Yes. And they're not low-level church members. They are at the very top of Scientology. And it was shocking to many people to learn that Franklin Graham,

the son of Billy Graham, was in this close relationship. Now, at first you would say, well, perhaps he's witnessing to them. Perhaps he's trying to bring them to Christ. But this relationship goes back maybe several decades. Yes. And then you have to ask yourself, who is witnessing to who? Who is converting whom? Yes.

And we couldn't get any answers. And what troubled us was that Franklin Graham not only was with a close personal friendship with two Scientologists, but he named one of his ministry functions, one of his ministry outreaches for Greta Van Susteren. He had her speak at ministry events. Never told the people there, hey, she is a Scientologist. I'm putting her on stage. I'm giving her the microphone. I know she's a Scientologist. And I had this wonder, the most unthinkable thought, did Franklin Graham secretly convert to Scientology? And I'm still waiting for an answer. Franklin Graham never answered any of our questions. I want to go back and show our audience, because perhaps you're new and you didn't see

those True News episodes from March of 2021. But we showed a photograph of Franklin Graham escorting Greta Van Susteren and her husband, John Cole, at the funeral of Franklin Graham's father, Billy Graham. Now, Doc, you know, there were a lot of very important, influential people in America that would have been honored to have been escorted to the front of the funeral to be sitting next to the Graham family.

Yes. And I'm talking about heads of state. Yes, but devout Christian leaders had been serving the Lord for a long time. Franklin Graham brought two Scientologists to the front. And not just brought them to the front, escorted them personally, didn't hand it off to an aide or anything like that. This was his father's funeral,

probably the most influential minister of the gospel in modern times. And so he personally escorts Greta Van Susteren and her husband, John Cole, at the funeral of his father. Yes. And then we didn't even mention his stopover at Voodoo Donuts in Seattle, a place that had pentagram donuts.

And you go, okay, that's weird. Why would Franklin Graham choose to go in a pastry shop that's selling pentagram donuts? Right. And then he posted a photograph of himself on social media inside that place. It was weird. It was weird. It was strange. If I didn't know about the Greta Van Susser stuff, I would have just brushed off the voodoo donuts thing.

But now you start to question just where is Franklin Graham spiritually? So the other thing that we showed was Samaritan's Purse. This is number three. And this was the Greta Van Susteren home. Right. The Greta home. Yeah. So they've got a home in Haiti for orphans there named the Greta home.

And it's obviously named in, you know, for Greta Van Susteren because they, I would guess, probably gave a pretty large gift to help finance and everything. So it was actually named for Greta Van Susteren. Would he name a Christian ministry outreach building for a Hindu? I wouldn't think so. But he will for a Scientologist. How about for a Buddhist? Probably not. But he would a Scientologist. A Muslim? Probably not. But he will for a Scientologist. How about for a Buddhist? Probably not.

But he would a Scientologist. A Muslim? Probably not. But he did for a Scientologist. And he didn't name it for any of the longtime supporters of his ministry. Right. He chose a Scientologist to honor. Right.

He didn't even name it after his dad. He could have named it after his father. Or his mother. The Billy Graham home, or the Ruth Graham home. Well, the point we wanted to make is that there's something going on inside evangelical Christianity in this country. Scientology is infiltrating churches and ministries, and that's what we're going to show you here today.

Right. Now, Doc, you did a lot of work here today of the research. And who is Leah Remini? Well, she's an actress that was on a popular television series here a few years back. A lot of people would recognize her if they'd see her. But she was in Scientology for many years. And a number of years back, she left Scientology. And since then, she has been doing a lot of work helping people come out of Scientology, and she's done a lot of video productions and

everything related to exposing some of the evils of Scientology and the insidiousness of this cult in reaching into every level of society. They are a well-financed organization. They have numerous front organizations that operate under various guises. But one thing that stood out in this particular article found today, this is from 2019, and she kind of lays out what she observed was the plan of Scientology and what they can't do direct conversion of people because of the, you know, kind of the stigma that's associated with Scientology right now. So they have to do other ways to influence. This article says Scientologists want to take over the government. You're talking about the federal government?

They want to do more than just the federal government, Rick. They want to infiltrate than just the federal government, Rick. They want to infiltrate in every level of society. Do you know that back in the 60s, the CIA was fighting the Church of Scientology? They were fighting it? Yes. If you believe the articles, that the CIA viewed Scientology as a serious national security threat. Well, I know we didn't have the opportunity to really get into it today. Our audience needs to understand Scientology really was birthed within Satanism and sexual perversion. That's really where it was birthed out of.

But let's move forward to today. Well, let's just take a minute. L. Ron Hubbard, the founder of Scientology. Wrote a book called Dianetics in 1950. That's right. Mind, you know, basically. Wrote a book called Dianetics in 1950. That's right. That was a mind, you know, basically. Mind science. Mind science.

Gnosticism for the 20th century. But he was a friend of. John Parson. John Parson from the NASA. What was the one in California? Jet propulsion. Yes, jet propulsion. one in California? Jet propulsion. Yes, jet propulsion. So this guy was a scientist, and Parsons was a friend of Aleister Crowley.

Yes. The most evil, wicked man that's lived in the past hundred years. Right, and so Hubbard, L. Ron Hubbard and Parsons, before Hubbard even wrote the Dianetics book and everything, they were involved in all sorts of esoteric science, esoteric meaning metaphysical science and everything. They were involved in a lot of sexual perversion. This is documented information. Even before what later was to become Scientology came to life. They were doing rituals where they attempted to impregnate a woman through magic rituals. Right. There's a lot of bizarre stuff going on.

This is the root of Scientology. Yes. And so the way I look at Scientology is just old age Gnosticism updated to today. Secret knowledge, spells, witchcraft. They're just putting a scientific label on it now. They knew they couldn't sell the old witchcraft, so they updated the witchcraft with new labels. I've always said, Doc, that Satan is very ecumenical. He has lots of denominations.

Yes. He's got Mormonism. He's got Hinduism. He's got all kinds of stuff. You want a religion? Satan's got one for you. Right. So Leah Remini, she, in this particular article that we mentioned from Inside Hook, she had this quote, and I want to read it to you here. She says, Scientology hopes to take over our government, she told the Daily Beast in a recent interview. Remini, whose Emmy-winning series, Leah Remini, Scientology hopes to take over our government, she told the Daily Beast in a recent interview. Remini, whose Emmy-winning series, Leah Remini, Scientology and the Aftermath, traced her escape and recovery from the church. She also spoke about other celebrity Scientologists and public figures,

including a few she said have connections to the Trump administration. According to Remini, lobbyist Greg Mitchell, former Fox News host Greta Van Susteren, who we've talked about and singer and noted Trump supporter Joy Villa, who is perhaps best known for sporting controversial right-wing apparel and red carpets, all link the church to the current administration. Noting that Trump has tweeted about Villa, Remini went as far to call the thing a person who's infiltrated the White House. There's a policy in Scientology dealing with the public image. In other words, they manage their public image very well. This is also under what they call fair game stuff. And it's to infiltrate, listen to this, and it's to infiltrate real churches, control governments, control

government agencies, Romney explained in the interview. This is all part of the policy of Scientology, which is to infiltrate, to take over. So that's what we're talking about here today. We want to bring forth documented evidence that a Scientologist has infiltrated Clay Clark's Reawaken America tour.

And we hope this alerts a lot of citizens throughout America that if you go to one of these meetings and she's there, you know she is a Scientologist. And you can, first of all, block your mind, your soul from receiving any of her demented religious ideas, but also to speak to the organizers of the event and ask them why they have a Scientologist on the stage, especially when the stage is a church. That's what troubles me the most. People can have their events in business and whatever, but I'm not going to say anything. But when you bring it into the church, now I'm going to say something.

It's my obligation to defend the gospel and to defend the church. The church belongs to Jesus Christ and his people have to fight to keep it pure. And that's what we're doing here. We're not condemning anybody in the tour. We're simply saying it's been infiltrated. Now take action, clean it up and move on. So, well, to give you an example of the infiltration, I'll just show you a still here. There were two names that were mentioned in Leah Remini's quote there. One was a gentleman by the name of Greg Mitchell, and of course, celebrity Joy Villa. If you watch any TV, you've seen that young lady at various places there. I think she's a very devout MAGA supporter, Trump supporter. But she's a Scientologist?

She's a Scientologist. But so, but what I thought was interesting about this particular post, Rick, is read this. Now, both of these individuals sitting at that table, Greg Mitchell, who is a lobbyist for the Church of Scientology, and we'll talk about that here in a minute. Big company, and he's in Washington, D.C., very influential man. Yes. And so both Greg Mitchell, the gentleman, and Joy Villa are Scientologists. But look what she wrote here. This was back on October 8th, back in 2018. And she said, Amazing staff meeting with my political advisor, Greg Mitchell, at Trump Hotels DC.

It turned into a prayer session after people came up and started prophesying and laying hands all over us in the spirit. SESSION AFTER PEOPLE CAME UP AND STARTED PROPHESYING AND LAYING HANDS ALL OVER US IN THE SPIRIT. THE HOLY GHOST IS MOVING LIKE FIRE ON CAPITOL HILL AND THEN ALL THE DIFFERENT HASHTAGS THERE. NOW, ONCE AGAIN, RICK, BOTH OF THESE INDIVIDUALS ARE SCIENTOLOGISTS. YES, SO THAT TELLS ME THAT THE TRUMP EVANGELICALS, ESPECIALLY THE CHARISMATICS, WERE IN THIS MEETING, IS AT THE TRUMP HOTEL The Trump evangelicals, especially the charismatics, were in this meeting.

It's at the Trump Hotel. And, you know, they're doing their prophesying stuff. They're doing their charismatic, you know, I'm trying to think of polite words. But they're going over to the Scientologist thinking that they're Christians. Yes. Assuming that laying hands on them and prophesying. And then she picks up on the language. Right. And begins to mimic it. Yes. To deceive. Just as they're taught in Scientology to do. They're taught exactly to do that, Rick. There are actual courses in it to do. Yes.

So, now, everyone's seen the Joy Villa on TV at one time or another, but we wanted to, you're one of the lucky ones. But I wanted to really bring out just how far this infiltration goes by focusing on that gentleman that's sitting there at that table, this Greg Mitchell. So, this article from Business Insider here says, Meet Scientology's lobbyists who works the halls of Congress for the church. He's a member of the Church of Scientology. The Church of Scientology approached him, I believe it was back in 2003, 2005, to be the lobbyist in Washington, D.C. to put forward the issues that are important to the Church of Scientology.

But he joined the church. Oh, yes. He was a longtime member of the church. He also represents somebody else, Doc. He sure does. And I found this on Free Beacon today, and it really kind of opened some things up. So this is the article that you find this in. George Soros' lobbying efforts had quietly skyrocketed in recent years. So just reading the headline, you wouldn't know anything of the connection with Scientology here.

But Greg Mitchell, the lobbyist for Scientology, is funded by George Soros and the Open Society. Well, Soros has hired him as a lobbyist. Right. So when you say he's funding him, he's... Well, he gave him a check. Yes, yes, in the millions of dollars. And said, represent me. Yes, yes.

So he's representing the Church of Scientology and George Soros. It doesn't have a problem of conscience with that. And the free beacon, I need to point out, is also connected to a cult and that's the Moonies. That's right. So now there's a quote in this article. Is there anybody serving Jesus Christ? Just one, just one. So disclosure forms filed with the House of Representatives and Senate show that the group also hired outside lobbying firms to help their effort, including Orion Strategies, the Mitchell firm, which is the gentleman that we're focused on, and Glover Park Group, all D.C. based lobbying groups. And we have a couple of stills from Open Secrets. They actually show here the profile. This is for Greg Mitchell, who is the lobbyist for the Church of Scientology. And it shows some of the different groups that he represents.

So he's a lobbying firm for the Church of Scientology, for George Soros. And this is actually just a few. This is from 2013 alone here. Money that changed hands between the Mitchell firm that Greg Mitchell represents and the Open Society Policy Center, which is, of course, George Soros. You mentioned Daily Beast and Leah Romini. She is also calling out the Trump administration's ties to Scientologists. I didn't know this until today. I started reading this stuff that Doc was showing me, and I didn't know that they had gotten into the Trump White House. I'm aware of it now.

But before we take a break, I'm going to show you a short video, and this is from the January 6 event, the mob at the Capitol. And you're going to hear a female voice yelling at the Capitol police. Just keep this video in mind. I'm not going to tell you the name yet. And then we'll take a break and we'll come back and give you more information. Watch this. The job is to protect us from tyrannical governments, not to kick us off the property that is rightly ours. They think this is bad. They think this is bad. We came here today for accountability. We came here today to keep America's eyes on our government so they can do the right thing. You play it like this, you have no idea what is going to be in store for you the next time around.

You have 80 million people who know this vote was stolen, plus 17 to 30 percent of the Democrats who also know it was stolen. And you have half the states, in addition to Texas, who wanted the court in this great land to hear their case. This is not going away anytime soon. This is 1776 all over again. We are fighting for our freedom. Traitor, traitor, traitors, traitors, traitors, traitor, traitor, traitor, traitor. Now all I can tell you is that that woman that you saw her face there at the end, she is a Scientologist, and she will reappear on this edition of True News later in the program. For now, we're going to take a break. We'll be back in a minute.

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That's 800-516-4773. Welcome back to True News. Our topic today is the Scientology infiltration of Clay Clark's Reawaken America tour, sponsored by Stephen Strang and Charisma magazine. We hope that they watch this episode of True News. We don't expect to get any pats on the back from them or any congratulations or even thank you. But we do hope that they will take action and remove the Scientologist from the tour. I came across something yesterday, Doc, and

I'm bringing it into this discussion just briefly because patriots have to be very careful that their patriotism does not turn into nationalism and then becomes idolatry. And I have seen, to me, what is idolatry in the patriot movement, and I have seen it spill over into the churches where it's been just grievous to me. Now, you would say that's not a blanket statement, but there are definite leanings of that in a lot of corners. Oh, yes. I was in a church several years ago, Doc, on a Sunday morning, and they were preparing for the Holy Communion, the Lord's Supper. It was very reverent. And then all of a sudden, out of nowhere,

come a collar guard with the American flags. And they marched down the center of the church. This is during the Lord's Supper? During the communion, during the Lord's Supper. And the color guard came up to the altar and did the entire color guard ceremony and then marched out. And I was sitting there going what in the world just happened here you just you defiled the lord's supper i agree yes they defiled it okay i'm just sitting here shocked because i haven't heard this i never told you that

story yeah so it was uh the last time i visited that church. I just said, I got to get out of here. This is horrible. I mean, good people there and everything, but what they did was wrong. It was idolatry. So I came across just by just doing some research on a topic, and I came across the church. I'm not going to name the church. It's just a small church in another state. But the image I saw on the church

website shocked me and i showed it to doc and i said does this classify as idolatry look at this so this is in a church here in in america um to me that just i'm i'll be honest i'm offended by it of course you should be offended. So, I mean. But there are people who think that this is patriotic. Right. So, but doesn't that really kind of sum up what the idea is right now? This mixture between what is primarily an evangelical slash Zionist segment of society

and Americanism. Yes. And it's merging into something else. Yes. You have the evangelical church movement, Christian Zionism, Jewish Zionism, patriot militia, you know, right wing groups and the Trump campaign. And then throw in some anti-vaccination folks with that. And they're bringing this all together into a very strange, bizarre movement.

And, you know, just keep in mind that the the Likud party of Israel, Benjamin Netanyahu's party, came from Nazi fascists. That is a fact. And I can prove it. Anybody wants to argue with me about it. And we have on the program before. They came from Nazism. And Albert Einstein warned the American people in 1948 that that party wasn't called Likud at the time. It was I think it was called the Freedom Party or something like that. And he warned the American people. These people are are fascists.

Right. He begged the U.S. government, don't even let them in the country. Let them come in. Yes. Albert Einstein the U.S. government, don't even let them in the country. Don't let them come in. Yes. Albert Einstein. Yes. Jewish. He was a Jewish man. Brilliant man. And he's warning the American people, do not let these Jews come into the United States. They are a hybrid of Nazism. OK, that's what you have in the Republican Party right now. You have them in the evangelical churches. You have them in a Republican party and they're infiltrating,

but that's a whole other topic. Right. That's another topic. Now, what we're talking about today is Scientology infiltrating that same movement. Right. Because that movement's already spiritually off base.

It's wide open to be deceived. It's wide open to be deceived because it's not Christ centered. Yes. When you take your eyes off Christ, you are a candidate to be deceived. Right. It's America centered. Yes. So the next thing we want to show you, you know, we mentioned this back months ago. This is Clay Clark's mind map, which I still get dizzy looking at it. This became a sensation a few months ago as people were studying this bizarre map. But it goes along with what you were saying, Rick. It's all these different factions and threads and everything that are getting woven together into one giant movement of some kind.

And they lead to Jesus Christ, right? No, they lead to President Donald Trump. And so now you're going to see names of politicians on here, of health experts on here. You're going to see names of evangelical leaders on this particular whiteboard. Listen, it's a mind map. That's what it is. They're just showing the connections to people that are opposed to what they feel strongly is the things are going wrong in this country. However, as Rick stated, when you have a whole bunch of different factions and groups like this, you put yourself wide open to possible deception by somebody. So out of all these streams, would you say that could it be possible?

Could someone have snuck into that? I mean, I would say it's possible someone could have snuck in. I would say there's more than one that's worked their way into that maze of names and connections. Now, the next one, this is the Reawaken America poster. Yeah, this is from earlier this summer. This is one of the, I think, the third event that they did. Which looks like some of the faces from the mind map. Right.

And so this is the one that was in Anaheim, California. This was the Reawaken America tour. And it was at Influence Church in Anaheim, California. And as Rick said, this collage of faces and everything is kind of reflective of the mind map that we saw. So it's like a visual representation of the mind map. So at these meetings, Doc, are they talking about Jesus Christ? Are they talking about his kingdom? Are they having people repent of their sins, repent of our wicked ways? Are people being baptized into the church?

Where does Jesus come into these meetings? Well, in many ways, it seems like Christ is an afterthought or something that they added in to say this is a Christian event. And you may have a different opinion about that, and that's fine. It is sponsored by Charisma News. Okay, so I think this is number 16. So Clay Clark's Reawaken America Tour. So it's sponsored by Charisma News, a Christian news outlet, breaking news, spiritual perspective. That's Charisma Publications, Stephen Strang.

And so they're backing this event. Strang. I hope somebody tells him about today's episode of True News and that he's sponsoring a Scientologist to speak in churches. Now, I wouldn't necessarily call what happens at Real Wake in America events a church service. I wouldn't even call it a political rally. It's something different. It's a hybrid of that. It's an event. And Clay Clark is an event planner. So it is an event. So if any events have to have some feature to it. Right. So got a religious revival. It's got a it's kind of like a, you know, an old time tent revival. It's like an Amway meeting. It's like a Tea Party rally. Yeah, it's all

those things. A Trump meeting. It's got all that together. Right. In a church. Yes. They're doing it in the church. Who owns the church? And don't tell me the Congress. No, who whose church is it? It's the church of Jesus Christ. There's only one church. who, whose church is it? It's the church.

There's only one church. There's one church and it's Christ's church. It's his church and the church is his body. And he is the head of the church. Right. Okay. So you got to be really careful when you're a pastor, you have to be very careful who you bring inside a building that represents the church. The church, the building's not the church. But when the name Jesus is on the building. Or when people know these people that meet in that building claim to represent God.

Right. Then you've got to, the pastor has a very high responsibility to make sure that whoever speaks inside that building is a born-again, baptized, Bible-believing saint. Right. Or else it's just an event center. Yes. I mean, if it's going to be an event center, why not just put a sign up front that says,

Event Center? Right. But they don't do that. They say, this is Influence Church, or this is Cornerstone Church, or this is the River Church, or whatever it might be. They do it purposely in churches

for obviously some reason. Now, what would the reason be? I would say it's to give it the veneer that it is a Christian movement. And so if we're going to say that it's a Christian movement, then it should be Christian. Wouldn't you agree? And Christ has to be at the center of it. Right.

All right. So what we have here next is if you've never seen any of the Reawaken America tour events, I'm not here to, you know, break it apart or anything, but I just want to give you a sample of what you could expect to see at a Reawaken America tour event, which is held at a church. So let's watch this. How are we doing, Colorado Springs? Ladies and gentlemen, to declare a holy war against the satanic Luciferian left

and those deep state rhinos, we call upon Jesus Christ today, ladies and gentlemen, to fill this place right now. I'm telling you, I have a thesis that this country needs more Jesus. How many of you agree this country needs some more Jesus? And now, ladies and gentlemen, for the opening blowing of the shofar, please stand to your feet and greet Amanda Grace in this place. place This is what it's about. Thank you. Now our next speaker was recently banned from Twitter. Ladies and gentlemen, please stand to your feet and greet Pastor G-Force Greg Locke! Hello, church! If you're a Jesus loving patriot shout Amen! Shout Hallelujah!

You can be seated all over the house if you're glad to be on the winning side. Say Amen! I read the back of the book more than once and it does not end with the phrase, Oh me! It ends with the phrase, Amen! This thing's going to turn out all right. In an hour where I, the Lord thy God, will cause an unexpected fall in the states, including California, says the Lord, for I, the Lord thy God, will not be mocked in this hour. I love my children. I am long-suffering, says the Lord, but the time has come, says the Lord, where the balances must be weighed, where there must be a reckoning, says the Lord. But the time has come, says the Lord, where the balances must be weighed, where there must be a reckoning, says the Lord thy God, this day. For, says the Lord of hosts,

I have allowed in this hour these things to take place. I, the Lord, have allowed it in order to bring to the forefront the plans of the enemy and expose them and shine a spotlight on them and this hour I the Lord shall magnify down to the depths of the tiniest details that are going to make a huge impact and that are going to hit the enemy's camp said the Lord ladies and gentlemen he was the 25th US national security adviser under President Donald J. Trump. Please stand to your feet and greet General Flynn. A bat.

USA! USA! USA! USA! USA! USA! USA! USA! All right, Doc, so what we saw and heard there was we saw some evangelical Christianity. We saw some Judaism. We saw. So I heard a little bit of a professional wrestling in the introductions. And Clay Clark is known for that. Yes. Introductions. If it sounds like professional wrestling, we saw some conservative patriotic chanting of USA at the political side of it now, nationalism. complaint about what's happening in the conservative movement because this is the this is the formation of a quasi-religious slash political movement and it is not christ-centered no it's absolutely not christ-centered they're using his name but it is not about jesus christ CHRIST CENTERED. NO. IT'S ABSOLUTELY NOT CHRIST CENTERED. THEY'RE USING HIS NAME, BUT IT IS NOT ABOUT JESUS CHRIST.

IT IS ABOUT POLITICAL POWER. AND I JUST SAW SUCH A MIXTURE. THAT'S THE WORD I WANT YOU TO HEAR, MIXTURE. THEY'RE OFFERING STRANGE FIRE ON THE ALTAR. IT'S STRANGE FIRE. they're offering strange fire on the altar. Right. It's strange fire. God condemned, in the Old Testament, God condemned the strange fire on the altar. And that's what they're bringing into the church,

strange fire. And all these were churches. Everything you saw here, four different events, churches. General Flynn is usually the keynote speaker at all these events. We talked about General Flynn last week about the Ascended Masters Prayer, and we talked about that. By the way, still haven't heard much.

Pastor Kudeman has not reached out to me yet. I've asked him to come on and explain why he allowed a New Age prayer that came word for word from Elizabeth Clare Prophet's mouth back in 1984. Why was that read in a church meeting sponsored with Pastor Kudeman? And the prayer was read by General Flynn. He tried to say it was a Catholic prayer to St. Michael. No, it was Elizabeth Clare Prophet's prayer.

She was a New Age guru back in the 80s. And so he got it from her. So now we've got General Flynn, who is he a member of a cult? Is he a member of Clare Prophet's cult? Now we have a Scientologist involved. I mean, how many cult people are in the evangelical church movement right now? This is really weird. I want to show you two more things before we take a break. And then we're going to reveal some more details of this. The next one is, this is a promotional image of Clay Clark. So this is Clay Clark, the sponsor, the businessman who is funding these events.

Not sure what that hand sign is. What do you think, Doc? Well, in body language studies, that's called steepling, and that's meant to convey a sense of uh you know of power dominance and authority over someone else uh he could be hiding a zit too for all i know but uh but that's usually what it means when you're doing the steepling and by putting it on your chin there you're conveying a sense of uh you're trying to in an esoteric thought, it's to convey your spirit to someone else. Yes, the steeple. Now, it just may be a photo, okay? I may read too much into it.

But Clay Clark, he's an evangelist. But he does use it in a lot of images. Yes, you're going to see that. You also see him tilt his head down and look over his glasses with the steepling. This one hides his hands there and everything. This is the actual cover from his Web site of one of his one of the business products that he puts out. This is his? Yes, this is from somebody else's publication. No. And when we first found it, I asked our researcher, this isn't Clay Clark's, is it?

And it is. It's from his site. What's wrong with his eye? That's a great question. It's almost like something on the Terminator or something like that. But his company designed and produced and released this image. Yes. Bizarre. It is. Very bizarre. and produced and released this image. Yes.

Bizarre. It is. Very bizarre. And then we have a poster from an upcoming Reawaken America. Right. This is going to be happening at John Hagee's church here next month. This is going to be at Cornerstone Church. Well, there won't be any Zionism there. No, no, not at all.

And so you see, once again, this is the gallery of names here. You might see some faces you quickly recognize. Alan Keyes, Clay Clark there, of course, Mike Lindell, many others. Arthur Pulaski is on there too. And so it's bringing all these different streams and thoughts and everything all together into one place. And we're not implying that the people who are at the events, the other speakers, that they're Scientologists. That's not what we're implying. What we're trying to show today is that a hardcore Scientologist has infiltrated that movement and is on stage with these other people. And most likely, they don't know that the other speaker is a Scientologist.

They will today. All right. True News is making it known to the whole world. And we're doing this so that the cover is pulled back and the infiltrator is exposed and Christians are not deceived. That's really our motive here. It's not to condemn Clay Clark or any of the people that are speaking at the event. We're simply trying to expose the infiltrator. So let's take one more break, and when we come back, we'll show you some of the really good stuff.

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we're going to show you some more evidence of this infiltration. A name that I came across that was new to me, Tony Ortega, and he has been exposing the Church of Scientology for quite some time. Right. He has a website called Underground B in policy about two years before this article came out that the Church of Scientology was moving towards an anti-vax type of movement. One of their core principles is freedom of conscience and everything like that. But they've never really been known as being an anti-vaccination group. And but something was shifting within the past year or two prior to this article. And it seems like there are key individuals that have been selected to kind of take a hold of the of the anti-vax idea.

Now, I'm anti-vaccination, especially as it relates to COVID and everything. But what the Church of Scientology is doing is they're using this as a political tool to weave their way into anti-vaccination movements in order to gain new members into the Church of Scientology. You got it. They see an opportunity to infiltrate a movement that is made up of mainly conservative, evangelical, patriotic Americans. And they're using this. They're using the opposition to the coronavirus vaccines as a way to get inside that movement. Right. And infiltrate and convert the people. Again, this is what we're trying to show you. This is what's going on in Clay Clark's meetings. He's got a Scientologist inside his group. Right. So what the Scientologists do is they meet someone who's anti-vax.

Let's say, hey, you're anti-vax? I'm anti-vax. You know, I support you and what you're doing and your efforts. And I enthusiastically, I'll even come speak to your group or speak to your friends about resources that are available. And Scientology has a number of false fronts. They've set up all sorts of different health agencies, educational agencies, things like that,

that you don't suspect are anything else but just like service agencies, things like that, they're meant to help. But they do have some key individuals that seem to be very vocal when it comes to anti-vaccination and that are thoroughly Scientology, not halfway, not I just go over once in a while, but are zealots within the Scientology movement. Missionaries, evangelists for Scientology. Well, one such person, her name is Leah Dundas. And we're gonna show you a video of her speaking

at an Orange County, California school board meeting last year. And we just want you to see her, hear her voice, and get to know her name lee dundas human rights attorney late last week i am informed a meeting occurred between orange county health officer dr clayton chow and orange county board of education superintendent alma harz during which time they apparently tried to find a way to quote sidestep and entirely remove informed parental consent for the coveted vaccine and also turn Orange County school campuses into vaccination centers. The COVID-19 vaccine is an

experimental medical protocol authorized under the Emergency Use Authorization Act and as such you cannot mandate it for anyone nor can you sidestep informed consent. There is a reason that kids cannot smoke, drive, drink, have sex, vote, or die for this country. And it is because the law says they lack the capacity to understand those decisions. And that applies here more than ever. Hear me loud and hear me well. We will not be morphing our school campuses into COVID vaccine centers

for delivery of an experimental medical protocol that killed every ferret in the last animal study they did until such time they had to abandon that study. And then they didn't even do the study this time around because we are the study she talks faster than the guy that does the financial disclaimer on those radio commercials for banks and investment houses and that particular video that was only a minute she went on eight minutes at that speed uh for eight solid. This particular video went viral. I mean, people just went nuts with this because here is this a human rights attorney, a human rights

attorney that's speaking against vaccination, against vaccinating our kids and everything. She looked and sounds just like the woman who was in front of the Capitol building on January 6th yelling at the police officers. Well, it's funny you should say that, Rick, because she is the same person that was there. Now, she has found a way to ingratiate herself within the anti-vax movement, and that's going to lead us to the Reawaken America movement. So here is a description of Lee Dundas. And this is from America's Frontline Doctors. OK, well, I know a lot of folks that watch Tree News and everything.

You've gone to America's Frontline Doctors. It's you trust it. You trust the information that you get there. This is her. By the way, Lee Dundas represents America Frontline Doctors, too. She's a she's a lawyer for them? Yes. So she's gotten inside that organization also. Basically an anti-vax organization. So Lee Dundas is a human rights attorney and abolitionist dedicated to preserving basic freedoms while also combating global injustice like child slavery and the peddling of medical tyranny disguised as progress. Lee's career spans three decades, commencing with her representation of Fortune 500 companies and high-dollar courtroom

battles in the early 90s, which focused change to humanitarian work nearly a decade ago when she joined an anti-slavery NGO as their general counsel. She sounds wonderful, doesn't she? Yes. I mean, someone you could absolutely trust. And obviously, America's frontline doctors trust her enough to write a check to her every once in a while for legal representation. You know, Doc, after this episode of True News is circulated, we'll find out in a week or two whether Clay Clark keeps Lee Dundas on his circuit. We'll find out whether Stephen Strang has any objections. We'll find out if any of these pastors that have already allowed her to speak from their pulpits,

we'll find out if they have any trouble, anything that is disturbing them. If they are okay with a Scientologist speaking from their church, then we will know how far the apostasy has gone in America. Right. The falling away from truth. If there is no reaction in the evangelical church world and they go, well, she does go to a church. She is anti-vaccination. We're anti-vaccination. Can't we have that in common?

That's the thinking. I know that's where the thinking is. Then that tells me that the apostasy is so deep that there's nothing left except for those churches to be judged. Right. So that's what we're going to find out in the coming days. Are they just going to brush it aside and go, we don't have any problem with it. We're okay with Scientologists. Everybody's entitled to have their own views.

Right. So the next one we're going to show is, okay, this is number 25. So this is the, again, the poster for the Reawaken America tour. Right. Sponsored by Charisma. So let's scroll down and see the speakers. So there's the events coming up and a lot of illustrious speakers there. Some of them have been guests here on True News. I don't have any problems with the people here on this,

but let's keep going down the list. And somewhere in here, we will see, where is she? Oh, there she is right there. They're highlighting it for us there on the right. Oh, yes, there she is. Lee Dundas, Scientologist. There is no question that she is a Scientologist. And there is also no question that she is on this Web site. Even as we speak, this is alive, Rick. This isn't, you know, a video that we took. This is this is right now. Yes, this is the Wake and Reawaken America website right now. So as of now, Lee Dundas is still there and still potentially scheduled to speak at,

I guess the next event is John Hagee's church in San Antonio. And her photograph and name, she's surrounded by several pastors. Right, Mark Cabrera, that name is familiar. Greg Locke. Pastor Lehmire, you've got a number. Alan Keyes. Well, he's not a pastor, but he's a Christian. So they have to make a decision. Do they want

to be seen with a Scientologist? Right. And she is a Scientologist. Now, how much of an endorsement does she have? You may say, well, she just somebody shows up at these events. She has a booth there or something like that. No, it's a little bit further than that. DOES SHE HAVE? YOU MAY SAY, WELL, SHE JUST, SOMEBODY SHOWS UP AT THESE EVENTS. SHE HAS A BOOTH THERE OR SOMETHING LIKE THAT. NO, IT'S A LITTLE BIT FURTHER THAN THAT. THIS IS, SO SHE'S ON THE POSTER, OKAY?

SO THIS IS A HIGHLIGHT ON ONE OF THE POSTERS FROM EARLIER THIS SUMMER. AND THIS FOLLOWING, THIS IS A CLIP, THIS IS CLAY CLARK INTRODUCING LEE DUNDAS. NOTICE THERE, DOC, IT SAYS WORSHIP GROUP. SEE, AGAIN, THERE'S THE BLEND OF... a clip this is clay clark introducing lee dundas notice their docket says worship group see again there's the blend of right christianity with a political movement with a motivational movement

with a scientology it's i think that's interesting to point that out right because that uh the the one gentleman that's looking up to the sky? That's worship leader Sean. I can't, I never get his name right. Is it Fugt? Fugt, I guess. Popular kind of anti- From Bethel. Yes. Popular anti-establishment worship leader.

From Bethel Church. And he was featured at this particular event. They had a worship service and everything. Next to him is a Scientologist. And so here is Clay Clark introducing Lee Dundas. All right. Now, if you're going to go Facebook Live, if you're going to go Facebook Live during any of the presentations,

our next presenter is an absolute fireball. So you might want to put on some FPS 145 sunblock right now and get prepared. Our next speaker is a human rights attorney, and I believe that she is single-handedly responsible for Orange County not having digital passports. Ladies and gentlemen, please stand to your feet and greet Lee Dundas. Thank you guys. Thank you all. Thank you so much. Thank you very much, guys. There's your Scientologist speaking in the church. Right. Being introduced by Clay Clark there. Here's a sample of what you might hear from Lee Dundas when she is speaking at either,

what would they either call the Reawaken America events or a health and freedom event. Because that's Clay Clark's other business operation. The guy is a promoter and there's nothing wrong with that. He's a promoter, and he puts on conferences. He started as an event planner, and he can definitely put on an event. So when he's not doing a Reawaken America religious tour, he's doing a health and freedom meeting. And there's a lot of crossover and it's a lot of the same speakers, a lot of the same feel and all of it. This is Lee Dundas speaking at one of those meetings.

The cattle cars of yesteryear, the cattle cars of Auschwitz came rolling into my town, wanting my child to get on board and that is not acceptable. That is completely unacceptable in any in any place but especially where I live. So if you don't know what happened in Orange County about 10 days ago the Orange County Health Officer a little guy by the name of Dr. Clayton Chow got together with the superintendent of schools in our county, and they hatched a little plan. And they decided in their wisdom that they were going to take our tax payer funded schools and turn them in to COVID vaccination centers so they could deploy an experimental medical

protocol that killed every ferret in the last animal trial that was done. Worse, worse, they decided they were going to see if they could find a way to legally sidestep parental informed consent so that little Johnny could get bribed with a doughnut after recess at kindergarten and go walking back to the nurse's office and roll his sleeve up and get this experimental protocol without his parents ever being the wiser. so I don't know how you feel about that but I know exactly how I felt about that and we only had about 24 hours notice but we got two or three hundred of my closest friends to come

down to the next board meeting the next night and we let them know exactly how we felt roll Roll the video. Lee Dundas, human rights attorney. Late last week, I am informed a meeting occurred between Orange County Health Officer Dr. Clayton Schaun, Orange County Board of Education Superintendent Al Mahars, during which time they apparently tried to find a way to, quote, sidestep and entirely remove informed parental consent for the COVID vaccine and also turn Orange County school campuses into vaccination centers. The COVID-19 vaccine is an experimental medical protocol. So.

Was that in a church, you know, the first part there where she was talking to an audience? Yes, that was at Elevate Life Church in Tulsa, Oklahoma. So, yes, that was a church where she was at. So most of these events, nearly all of the Reawaken America events are in churches, and most of the health and freedom events are in churches. Not necessarily all of them, but all the Reawaken America ones are. Doc, how do you know for certain that Lee Dundas is a Scientologist? Oh, well, first of all, she's admitted to it, and she doesn't hide the fact.

But strangely enough, you can actually pull up, there's a database of lists where you can actually pull up to see where people are at in their rankings in Scientology. Because in Scientology, you take courses, and when you take those courses, you are considered complete. One of the key courses that all Scientologists seek to take, they want to achieve what's called the state of clear. What is that? All right. The state of clear is where you have basically moved into simply a rational way of thinking. You are no longer bound by this earth and its thinking.

You are now operating at a state of clear. Now, these are the courses that she has either taken or she is qualified to teach. And so when you've taken a course and you've gone through different levels and you are at the ability to teach a course and you've gone through different levels and you are at the able the ability to teach a course you're approved by what's called the auditor within Scientology the auditor within the Church of Scientology verifies that you have completed all the steps of that particular course

and you're able to relay that information to others and the far right column, are those dates? Those are dates where the auditor completed the evaluation for the different courses that she is in. So we see 2010 to 2014. Right. So that was the most recent one I could get a hold of. Right. But it shows she's been in Scientology for over a decade. Right. And it's known that she's a Scientologist. Other outlets have recognized that. There's a group called the Scientology Money Project, another group that is out there trying to help people that have come out of Scientology. And they point out Scientologist and lawyer Lee Dundas tells her fellow Trump supporters that they are well within their rights to murder American turncoats. That's their titling of this. Dundas tells her fellow Trump supporters that they are well within their rights to murder

American turncoats. That's their titling of this. Okay. I really have not studied a lot about Scientologists. I know they're weird. I know it's a cult. I know that stuff. I really don't spend a lot of time studying cults. I don't want to know what they know. Right. Once you know it's a cult, why do you want to know what they know? But do Scientologists promote violence? If it's a means to an end, yeah, they would. They would have no problem with it. If you're thinking in strictly rational terms, if it would achieve a means to their end, morality doesn't matter, Rick. If it achieves control, if it achieves a means to an end, things like

ethics and morality, we're thinking, when we put the name Church of Scientology on it, we're thinking, oh, church, good, moral, upright. It's the Scientology that is the guide. Now, over the many years, I've read stories about people who have escaped Scientology. Yes. And they were living in fear for their life. Right. They'd have their kids taken from them. The church would actually get into people's bank accounts, take their money, all sorts of different things.

Scientology is based on the idea of knowledge that only a few people possess and the control of others. All right, you know, at the beginning of the program, we showed you the video of Lee Dundas at the Capitol building on January 6th, shouting to the police officers that they're going to pay big time the next time that there's an uprising. We've got another video from January 6th. Again, this is the woman who is touring America, speaking in evangelical churches under the banner of Charisma News, who is the corporate sponsor, and then the organizer is Clay Clark.

This is what she said. When you are staring down the double-barrel, locked and loaded gun that is full of tyranny and evil and hate and it is about to do you win. You stand the up! You stand the up! Because you are far better off fighting on your feet and being prepared to die on your feet than living a life on your knees. Fight on!

Fight for your country! Fight for your country! Fight for your president! Fight for everything that is important to you and never forget that what you are fighting for is freedom and without that's going on. She's saying all the right words. But if you know she's a Scientologist, if you know it, then you also have to understand where her motivation is coming from. She's not coming from a position of patriotism, Rick. She's coming from a position of recruitment and control. That is exactly where she's coming from because that's all Scientology is. It's about controlling people and taking their money from them.

Well, I was thinking of something else, Doc, as I was watching her. Scientology is built on mind control. Yes. Are the Trump voters coming under the spell of the Scientologists mind control manipulators are they are they are they deliberately planting messages to the Trump voters to be violent you know it's interesting you say that because in most we showed a clip of Lee Dundas at one of the reawakened America rallies I should have pulled another one because most of the time when she speaks,

she's yelling. I mean, just high powered hollering and yelling. And one of the tactics in Scientology training, when they bring new recruits on, after they've love bombed them in, then they have to break them down. And you weren't in the army, but I was, and there were probably a lot of guys that were. No, but I've been married. Been through boot camp. And one of the things they do in boot camp is break you down, break you down mentally, physically. And they do it by not only physical exertion, but by mental exertion, yelling at you, screaming at you, getting you to respond. Scientology does the same thing.

Lee Dundas uses those same tactics in her presentations. It's no accident that she does. I have another clip. This is actually the day before the January 6th event. And she was speaking at a pre-event leading up to the rally on January the 6th. This is her on the 5th speaking, and this is where she says some things that really are kind of shocking. The director of national intelligence, for those of you who don't know, that man has 17, count them, 17 different intelligence agencies reporting to him, and he has a little report that's due to come out soon. It's a little late because there was so much damn interference with our election.

But he has nonetheless confirmed in the last few days on a CBS interview that there was foreign election interference by Iran, by Russia and by China. And we would be well within our rights if that is true. And I believe it is to call it what it flippant is. And by the way, we would also be well within our rights to take any alleged American who acted in a turncoat fashion and sold us out and committed treason. We would be well within our rights to take him out back and shoot him or hang him because that is what we did. Because that is what we did when they tried to overthrow our government by way of assassinating Abe Lincoln. And it is not too good of an end for the guys who sold out our government on our own soil. That was the day before. It was January 5th. January 5th.

She was telling Trump voters we can take them out. We can take them out and shoot them. Yes. Scientologists, mind control, infiltration. Wake up, folks. Look, this is a job God gave me. I didn't apply for this. But this, you know, this is the assignment he gave me. Show the church the deception and call them to the truth. Our salvation is in Christ. Our hope is in Christ.

I don't know whether this country, America, can ever be turned around. I don't know. It doesn't look hopeful to me. I'm trying to figure out how to live in a post-Christian, post-constitutional republic. This is now a very strange land. And not only is the country strange, the whole world is going strange at the same time. There's never been a time like this ever in the history of the world. Deception is rampant. And Jesus said, if it were possible, even the very elect would be deceived. And so I am doing my best, first of all, to keep myself from being deceived, but also to help you

not be deceived. We're not condemning anybody in Clay Clark's movement and his tour. We're simply showing him. We hope he sees us. I know he will. There are people clearly will get this over to him. We simply hope that he recognizes that he has a Scientologist on the speaker roster. Yes. Now, he has to make a decision. If he tells her, you're not coming to any more meetings, good. I'll be very relieved and would congratulate him.

If he says, I don't care what Rick Wild says, I'm going to invite her back to all the meetings. Then I have to write him off, and I have to warn people, stay away from those meetings. So we'll see what the response is. Stephen Strang, owner of Strang Communication, publisher of Charisma Magazine. What are you going to do, Steve? You bash me about Zionism? Steve Strang has no problem bashing me over my opposition to Zionism. Will Steve Strang take a stand for biblical doctrinal truth and say,

I am not going to support anything that has a Scientologist in it? Right. You know, we travel to a lot of tech conferences around the world, and we expected to hear a variety of different speakers. Some of them believe something totally different than we do and everything. We went there for information. But they're not church meetings. Right.

We went there for information on tech, technology, and marketing and things like that. But they weren't at churches. They weren't introduced with a pastor. They weren't introduced with a worship team. They weren't introduced with a cry out to Jesus Christ, as we saw earlier. That's what concerns me more than anything else, is that this has been wrapped up within a veneer of Christianity. These are the churches here that the Reawaken America tour has either been or they're coming to. This is number 33 for control. So far, they've been Elevate Life Church, the River Church in

Tulsa, Oklahoma, the River Church in Tampa, Florida, Influence Church, Anaheim, California, Eternal Word Church in Colorado Springs, Colorado. Each one of those, Lee Dundas spoke at, each one of those. And upcoming, you've got Cornerstone Church in San Antonio, that's Pastor John Hagee's church. You've got Elevate Life Church in Frisco, Texas. you've got Cornerstone Church in San Antonio. That's Pastor John Hagee's church. You've got Elevate Life Church in Frisco, Texas. You've got Dream City Church in Phoenix, Arizona. That's Pastors Luke and Tommy Barnett's church there. And so, and she right now, as it stands, Lee Dundas is scheduled to speak at all three of those churches. And so in addition to that, Lee Dundas had her own tour that was going on

in association with Scott McKay and Sasha Stone over the summer. Amazingly enough, these were all also at churches where she spoke at, where she was one of the featured speakers, Influence Church in Anaheim, another one, Glad Tiding Church in Live Oak, California, Valley Church in Caldwell, Idaho, Candlelight Church in Coeur d'Alene, Idaho. So they've taken on the mantle of churches for these events, Rick. So she now knows she's telling her Scientologist friends, hey, I can get in these evangelical churches. Yes. The door is open. They'll invite me. They'll give me a platform. They'll give me a microphone. They'll put me behind the pulpit. I can cast my spell upon these gullible evangelicals. Right. If you know the pastors of those churches, it's really important that you reach out to them

and warn them that they have invited a Scientologist to come to their church. Those pastors are obligated to tell Clay Clark, you're welcome, but the Scientologist is not. And it's the responsibility of a pastor to make sure that the teachings of Christ are promoted, that good doctrine is taught. And this is, it's amazing that we're talking about this today because in our Bible study this morning, we're in 2 John right now. And there's a couple of verses out of 2 John that really just hit this right on the head this morning. And it's 2 John verses 10 and 11. It

says, if there come any unto you and bring not this doctrine, what doctrine? The apostles doctrine that he was talking about. Receive him not into your house. Neither bid him Godspeed for he that bid him Godspeed is partaker of his evil deeds. And so right now, these individuals that are promoting this as Christian events and everything, you have to ask yourself a question. If you don't stop this, if you don't speak out against it, but you just let it go on, you're a participator in the evil deeds. Am I missing something there, Rick? No, not at all.

Not only are they bringing them into their personal homes, they're bringing them into the house of God, and they're wishing them Godspeed. In other words, best wishes, good success. Hope all goes well. May the Lord bless you. You have to wonder how many of those churches did evangelical Christians go up to Lee Dundas after the event, lay hands on her, pray for her, bless her, speak all kinds

of prophetic words over her. They wished her Godspeed. They blessed a deceiver. Now you're thinking, well, shouldn't they do that? Now they should be leading her to salvation first. Okay. She needs to be delivered from Scientology. She needs to be born again. You don't speak a blessing over somebody that's a deceiver leading people to hell. And so you just have to wonder, how was she received in those churches after the events? Right. Was she treated like a celebrity in a church event? Okay, we've put the warning out, and we're letting everybody know.

Lee Dundas is a Scientologist. So you have to make a decision what you're going to do if somebody is inviting you to go to one of these reawaken America tours. How can you reawaken this country by promoting people who are spiritually lost? Okay. How can that be done? See, politics is not going to reawaken America. A political campaign, an election, none of this stuff is going to reawaken America. The reason America is in the shape it's in is because the church has absolutely failed to preach the apostles' doctrine.

That's why we're in this mess. We got led astray decades ago with what was called the religious right movement. And a lot of us got pulled into it. When I was a young Christian, Jerry Falwell had started the moral majority. Well, that sounded good. Yes. Don't you want to be in the moral majority? Well, sure. And then Pat Robertson started the Christian Coalition. Well, don't you want to be part of that? Yeah, I want to be part of that, too. And so we were told that if we got involved in politics and just kept getting Republicans elected.

Right. And get enough judges on the Supreme Court, America would become good again. Yes. It was a lie. It was a lie. It was a lie. We're more wicked now than we've ever been. We actually, if we became, if today, if America became the spiritual condition that it was 40 years ago, we'd be making progress. Yes.

And we were wicked then. Yes. We are so far wicked now. It is scary where we are as a country. And so Jerry Falwell and all those religious right leaders, Pat Robertson, they all led the American church astray by telling them, get involved in politics. This will solve the problems. We're still doing it today, except it's now, they're not even fighting for Christian values

anymore. They're not. No. They're not fighting for Christian values anymore. There's no pro-life movement anymore. There's no traditional marriage movement anymore. There's no pro-life movement anymore. There's no traditional marriage movement anymore. It's been watered down. And because the church has allowed so many infiltrators in, how do you get them out? Preach Jesus, preach the blood, preach the cross.

Preach true doctrine. Yeah, they'll run. They'll run. The infiltrators will get out of the church as fast as they can run. They don't want to hear Jesus. They don't want to hear about the blood. They don't want to hear about the cross. That's what is needed. That's why we're making a change here at this ministry.

We're moving back to our original purpose, which was to call people to the cross. We got too involved in analyzing news and commenting about political movements and stuff and not teaching the gospel. And so that's why we're making a course correction here at this ministry. We need to hear about Christ.

We need to hear sound doctrine. What the American people need is Jesus Christ, not a political leader. We love you very much. Thank you for watching. We'll be back here tomorrow. God bless you the preceding program was made possible by the faithful prayers and financial support of listeners just like you to find out how you can

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