Russell Brand and Jack Posobiec Discuss Media Fragmentation and Spiritual Warfare

[00:07] Ladies and gentlemen, Russell Brandussy

[00:12] theorist

[00:12] >> trying to bring real journalism to the

[00:14] American people.

[00:17] >> Hello there you awakening wonders.

[00:18] Thanks for joining me today for Stay

[00:20] Free with Russell Brand. I speak to Jack

[00:22] Poic today, the online pundit and

[00:25] content creator whose background as a

[00:28] naval intelligence officer gives him a

[00:30] degree of veracity. Everyone's got an

[00:31] angle. Mine's Hollywood in it. Candace

[00:34] Owens, black. Ben Shapiro, Jewish

[00:37] lawyer. Uh Tucker, I was on the

[00:40] mainstream. Theo Vaughn, I'm a

[00:42] hillbilly. Joe Rogan, OG, difficult to

[00:45] argue with him. UFC, a lot of

[00:46] affiliations. Early adopter, difficult

[00:48] to criticize. Charlie Kirk, God rest his

[00:50] soul. canonized by death. But he was

[00:53] amazing in life as well. Who else is

[00:55] there? Jimmy Door. I'm a commodin. Like,

[00:58] everyone's got an angle. Everyone's got

[01:01] an angle.

[01:02] But this is a time of endless refrauring

[01:05] and shattering and mad and giddying

[01:08] fragmentation. So, we're going to have

[01:10] to find a crucifix amongst the angles.

[01:13] And me and Jack Pobic did find exactly

[01:16] that. We talk a lot about how this sort

[01:18] of space is fragmenting and like it's I

[01:20] think it's like a heated up plasma, a

[01:22] wild and transcendent slur. We got an

[01:25] odd peculiar sort of plasmic sludge that

[01:29] we're all operating in. Some hazy fluxy

[01:32] time of madness. It's pretty good chat.

[01:34] I think you'll like it. My favorite bit

[01:35] is we do the rosary in it cuz um Jack

[01:38] gave me this. I think he gave me that

[01:41] one at Turning Point USA. the one where

[01:44] I last seen Charlie where you know the

[01:46] student action one in Tampa anyway we

[01:49] talk about that talk about Candace talk

[01:52] about how like the space is going sort

[01:55] of all nuts you know how and I don't

[01:59] know you'll like it I think and then

[02:01] there's the prayer it's pretty good

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[02:29] Yeah. Praise the Lord. Here I am with

[02:31] Jack Pobic.

[02:42] Here we go.

[02:43] Don't Don't try to rosary check me.

[02:45] Don't try to rosary check me.

[02:47] >> I rosary checked you so hard there. You

[02:49] didn't know what hit you for a minute,

[02:50] did you?

[02:51] >> I had it right here. I had right here.

[02:52] What are you talking about? I was

[02:53] already ready.

[02:55] But that wasn't just for you because

[02:56] it's here every day,

[02:58] >> Jack. Mate, what do you know? Do you

[03:01] know when the last time we saw each

[03:02] other was? Yeah. Yeah.

[03:05] >> The last time we saw each other I know.

[03:08] I think we saw each other in Was it Was

[03:09] it in Washington at Ma at the Maja

[03:11] action? We had a maj at the club.

[03:15] >> I thought it was Tampa and I thought it

[03:17] was a turning point student action

[03:20] while charing after that. You might be

[03:22] right. You may have seen that's right. I

[03:24] think that was after the mahas when we

[03:25] had that event.

[03:26] >> Don't you think everything's escalating

[03:28] in a way that's even even someone that

[03:30] works in social media has some access to

[03:32] people with a lot of power. Don't you

[03:35] think that things are escalating in a

[03:37] faster and in more uh absurd and

[03:41] surprising ways than you imagined

[03:42] possible?

[03:45] >> Well, look, since if if you go back at

[03:48] all, everything changed on the day

[03:50] Charlie Kirk was murdered. And Charlie

[03:53] was murdered. It was an act of such

[03:56] profound evil and such profound demonic

[04:00] energy that at first it was met with

[04:04] this incredible response of prayer, of

[04:08] togetherness, of fellowship, of people

[04:10] bringing themselves together, coming

[04:12] together, self-sufficient,

[04:13] self-organizing,

[04:15] selfactuated, self-activated. And it was

[04:19] incredible.

[04:21] and we had the memorial and Erica did

[04:23] such a fantastic job. But then that

[04:25] moment passed and then I think we're

[04:28] starting to what we're starting to find

[04:29] now is that without Charlie and with

[04:31] people realizing this, okay, Donald

[04:33] Trump, you know, he's going to be, you

[04:35] know, leaving office in a couple of

[04:36] years. So, he's sort of, you know, on a

[04:38] on a different trajectory now. And I'm

[04:40] not saying he is, I just the perception

[04:42] for a lot of people that there's now a

[04:45] sense that people think there's a a

[04:48] vacuum. People think that there is a a

[04:50] hole, a gap and uh you know something

[04:53] that a black hole that needs to be

[04:55] filled and rather than you know what

[04:58] what Charlie would have wanted or a lot

[04:59] of people wanted there's two ways right

[05:01] you could you could build yourself up

[05:03] build coalitions build friendships build

[05:05] community and then gather people

[05:08] together or or you could see that

[05:11] opportunity and say you know what I'm

[05:12] going to do I'm going to stab this guy

[05:14] in the back next to me so he doesn't

[05:16] walk up and take that spot and I'm going

[05:18] going to stab him and everyone stabbing

[05:20] each other in the back. And look, in

[05:22] Washington DC, unfortunately, that seems

[05:24] to be par for the course because that's

[05:26] human nature, isn't it? That's the human

[05:28] nature. That's sinfulness. That is the

[05:31] zero someum thought of uh of of of what

[05:36] we're tried to, you know, this this

[05:38] beastial nature that we're trying to and

[05:40] called by God and Christ to overcome.

[05:43] But unfortunately, human nature is still

[05:45] undefeated. this side of heaven.

[05:48] >> This worldliness that you're describing,

[05:50] people jockeying, lobbying, and even

[05:53] metaphorically killing in order to get

[05:56] position.

[05:58] Um, it's definitely um an important part

[06:03] of it. But do you what I keep thinking,

[06:05] Jack, is

[06:07] that what what I I didn't realize

[06:10] Charlie Kirk was actually and I'm

[06:12] actually want to contest to a degree

[06:15] from a political and strategic

[06:17] perspective the significance and

[06:19] importance of Charlie Kirk. Up until

[06:22] Charlie Kirk's death, I would have said

[06:26] Tucker Carlson and Ben Shapiro have more

[06:31] influence than Charlie Kirk. Maybe I'm

[06:34] wrong about that because I suppose I

[06:37] wouldn't have been then accounting for

[06:38] the activist impact of Turning Point and

[06:42] its very deliberate role in recruiting

[06:44] young voters for the Republican and

[06:46] party generally, I suppose, and the MAGA

[06:48] movement specifically. and but I also

[06:51] knew about what he was doing around vote

[06:53] uh machine integrity and all that. I

[06:55] spoke to him about that in um Milwaukee.

[06:57] Anyway, I still feel like postumously

[07:01] Charlie Kirk is a different object

[07:03] obviously than he was in life and that

[07:06] he is being used differently both for

[07:10] good and for real. What I'm wondering

[07:13] is, do you see and wonder if there is an

[07:18] almost occultist component to his

[07:21] murder? And do you wonder if the void

[07:24] you're talking about goes beyond human

[07:27] systems of power and is something more

[07:31] profound but maybe but spiritual.

[07:34] Certainly, for example, me as a person

[07:36] that's not from your country who

[07:39] supported in the vaguest sense cuz you

[07:41] know I don't vote or anything Trump

[07:43] because I like the way he was like

[07:45] tackling media and I think he's funny

[07:47] and all that stuff you know I'm not

[07:50] really a when I say I'm not Republican

[07:54] I feel like primarily now I'm a

[07:57] Christian and before that before I was a

[07:59] Christian I still what I felt before I

[08:02] came to our Lord I felt

[08:04] No institutions,

[08:06] no human institutions or political

[08:08] parties or bodies can ever serve the way

[08:10] that I see the world because they are

[08:12] all by their nature corrupted. Now, as a

[08:14] Christian, one of the things that's been

[08:15] sort of exciting and mind-blowing about

[08:17] coming to Christ is that all of the

[08:19] things I felt anyway are in here. Like

[08:21] when Ephesians talks about dark power

[08:24] and spiritual heavenly realms or when

[08:26] Luke in the temptations of Christ has

[08:29] Satan saying, "I'm in control of this

[08:32] world. authority has been given to me to

[08:33] run the world. And when our Lord says

[08:35] when Judas is about to, you know, come

[08:38] get him, like I have to go now to the

[08:40] prince of this world. when it's saying

[08:42] evil power runs the world. How is that

[08:46] so different from you know Alex Jones

[08:49] circa 1999 or David Ike always they

[08:53] they're talking about demonic forces and

[08:55] when Tucker Carlson saying you know I

[08:57] got sort of attacked by a demon all of

[08:59] us are talking really isn't the main

[09:01] conversation in America right now that

[09:05] America's government is not controlled

[09:07] by the people you think it is some

[09:09] people would just drill down and say

[09:11] it's Israel and Israeli interests other

[09:14] People would say, you know, I would I'm

[09:16] of the Occupy sort of generation. I'm

[09:18] like a little older than that really,

[09:20] but Occupy really summarized where I

[09:22] was, Jack. Oh, it's been captured by

[09:24] financial interests and lobbying

[09:26] interest and donor interest. And as I've

[09:28] got weird really that I didn't always

[09:29] see the esoteric component because I've

[09:31] always read people that are interested

[09:33] in occultism and esotericism. Anyway,

[09:35] it's only coming in the crisis, I would

[09:36] say, Jack, that this stuff has kind of

[09:38] compounded. So, back to my original

[09:40] question. Who are the most significant

[09:42] players in this space? Are we talking

[09:44] about spiritual warfare? Cuz not only is

[09:46] there the death of Charlie Kirk, there's

[09:47] the ongoing Epstein saga with now people

[09:49] publicly saying stuff about Donald

[09:51] Trump. I'm sort of staggered by to even

[09:53] sort of see or read if you occupy the

[09:55] same cause the internet that I do. So

[09:57] doesn't it seem to you that the shift

[09:58] that's taking place is sort of bigger

[10:00] than the power dynamics of American

[10:02] politics or even global politics and is

[10:04] starting to bear some kind of hue of

[10:06] something else?

[10:07] >> Yeah. Well, I I wouldn't say that it's

[10:10] that it's it's, you know, that that

[10:12] American power dynamics are are bigger

[10:15] than the shift. No, the shift is

[10:16] definitely bigger and because what what

[10:18] we're really but they are emblematic of

[10:20] it. These are things we can point to.

[10:22] The Epstein files, the whether they

[10:24] released or not, uh the death of Charlie

[10:26] Kirk, the assassination attempt of

[10:27] Trump, these are things we can point to

[10:30] because we see the dynamics of the

[10:32] deeper power, the greater power at play.

[10:34] So these are these are just the you

[10:36] know, it's like an iceberg. you see the

[10:37] tip of the iceberg, but you understand

[10:39] that there is a deeper sense. So these

[10:41] are the things we can point to. Now

[10:42] what's driving it is obviously a much

[10:45] bigger question. You mentioned oultism,

[10:46] you mentioned demonic forces. I I

[10:49] couldn't agree more. I absolutely

[10:50] couldn't agree more. And when we see

[10:53] some of the evidence that's now coming

[10:55] out about the relationship, this toxic

[10:57] relationship that uh the the killer that

[11:00] that that

[11:02] uh Tyler Robinson, this guy up on the up

[11:04] on the roof, and he was involved with

[11:06] these um strange groups, transgenderism,

[11:10] furryism, uh doing drugs on what they

[11:14] called black market hormone replacement

[11:17] therapy, messing around with these

[11:19] discords, messing around with very

[11:21] extreme pornography uh and wondering

[11:24] where all of those pipelines are coming

[11:27] in to the human mind as well as Tyler or

[11:31] excuse me as well as Thomas Matthew

[11:32] Krooks who apparently was getting

[11:35] involved in a lot of the same things. I

[11:36] think I think about what was done to

[11:38] this country during co because when you

[11:41] look at these individuals so they're

[11:42] they're roughly around the same same age

[11:45] band uh as well as Luigi Majioni was

[11:47] around the same age band 20 to 22 and

[11:50] that means their formative years were

[11:53] spent under lockdown. those years that

[11:55] you would have been in in high school

[11:58] when been a you know an older teenager

[12:01] you're you know 16 17 18 19 that's when

[12:04] you're running around that's when you

[12:05] know for me I was you know you could run

[12:07] around you have eight friends you

[12:09] chasing girls you're living life to the

[12:11] fullest but for them they were stuck

[12:14] inside and they were forced inside by a

[12:16] government and I don't want to make this

[12:17] all about co but I want to talk about

[12:19] the forces behind it because they

[12:23] they trapped tapped you and they put you

[12:26] in front of a piece of glass and then

[12:28] they projected whatever they wanted on

[12:30] that piece of glass directly into your

[12:31] mind and told you that if you didn't

[12:33] take the vaccine, if you didn't go along

[12:35] with social distancing, that you were

[12:37] going to die, that you were going to

[12:38] kill your family, that you were going to

[12:39] kill grandma. And we look at this

[12:42] operation that was done on such a

[12:44] massive scale to so many people and you

[12:47] really have to ask the question was all

[12:50] of this really being done in the common

[12:52] good or perhaps in the common ill in the

[12:55] common bad in mal practice malfeasins

[12:59] and so when when we ask what's really

[13:02] going on I think

[13:04] I I'm a believer in the fourth turning

[13:06] theory are you familiar with the fourth

[13:07] turning theory

[13:09] I I think we're in it. I think we're in

[13:12] it. I think there's a historical

[13:15] sort of force that's that's just sort

[13:17] of, you know, this cycle that goes

[13:18] through human history. I think that

[13:20] we've tried to say that it wasn't going

[13:22] to happen and 80 years since World War

[13:24] II and, you know, that we're not going

[13:26] to do it. We're going to break out of

[13:27] it. And I think that those historical

[13:29] forces are here and we're going through

[13:31] the period of turmoil right now. And and

[13:33] what's interesting though is that they

[13:34] say this is what where I I do find hope

[13:36] is that when you go through the period

[13:38] of turmoil, it's those who can remember

[13:41] I'm before that become the leaders and

[13:45] the the guides of the people out of it.

[13:48] So you can guide people out if you

[13:51] remember what life was like before the

[13:53] instability. And so that means that the

[13:57] next turning will happen, the first

[13:58] turning and then a second. And so we

[14:01] have to get through this fourth turning

[14:04] as safely as we can, as securely as we

[14:06] can, prevent World War II from

[14:08] happening, which many forces want to

[14:10] happen, prevent a kinetic civil war from

[14:13] happening. And I went on CNN and they

[14:14] said, "Are we facing a civil war?" And I

[14:17] said, "My

[14:19] friends in a box right now.

[14:23] What else do you call that other than

[14:25] asymmetric civil warfare? We're see

[14:27] we're seeing these forces. There are

[14:29] people trying to start a civil war.

[14:31] There are people trying to start World

[14:33] War II. So, you need to fight against

[14:35] that if you want good to win. Because if

[14:38] you don't, we will see inexplicable evil

[14:40] far beyond what was unleashed in World

[14:42] War II.

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[16:13] I feel that where our perspectives may

[16:17] differ is that we I don't believe that

[16:20] we can collapse our Christian faith into

[16:24] the simple support of a currently extent

[16:28] political movement or party because I

[16:31] know that um yeah, let me focus on

[16:34] something.

[16:34] >> I actually would agree with you there.

[16:35] Yeah, I would.

[16:36] >> So, like that means by definition we're

[16:38] talking about institutional change and

[16:40] that's a sort of a kind of radicalism

[16:42] and I don't know where that's coming

[16:44] from. It's probably you're probably

[16:45] right to say that it's sort of a kind of

[16:47] a postTrump late Trump thing. But you

[16:49] know enough to know that there are sort

[16:51] of uh movements within republicanism

[16:53] that are jockeying for power and

[16:56] supremacy in much the way you describe

[16:58] people in independent media space

[17:00] lobbying for position in the post

[17:02] Charlie Kirk abyss which again I

[17:04] wouldn't have considered to have been as

[17:05] vast as it subsequently appeared to be

[17:08] postumously which would be interesting

[17:10] to hear what you think about that as

[17:11] well. Um a few things though they say

[17:14] something that I really really admire

[17:15] like RFK really admire him you know

[17:17] obviously he there are a lot of

[17:20] restrictions bureaucratic and

[17:22] institutional restrictions that prevent

[17:24] him from

[17:26] directing his authority in the way that

[17:28] you might imagine he would if he was

[17:31] given free reign to govern rule lead

[17:35] even within the confines of the HHS in

[17:38] the manner that you think his ideals and

[17:39] his beliefs would have him. And like now

[17:42] one argument is that that is just

[17:43] institutions and the way things are and

[17:45] bloody red tape. But when we talk about

[17:47] like as you did the COVID period, why

[17:50] did that happen? Why did that get

[17:52] engineered? Who did benefit from that

[17:54] scenario, Jack? And how is it possible

[17:58] for us to extract that admittedly unique

[18:02] time period from the subsequent

[18:05] following era i.e. whoever whatever

[18:08] interests benefited from COVID those

[18:10] interests were enhanced and empowered

[18:14] further by the co era. So presumably

[18:16] then those powers are now in more

[18:20] entrenched and more able to demonstrate

[18:22] their will than they were precoid. So

[18:24] the fact that Trump won an election and

[18:26] he's a maverick and an outsider to a

[18:29] degree is only I think of limited

[18:31] relevance. And I think we're beginning

[18:33] what what I can test Jack is that we're

[18:35] beginning to see that that we're

[18:36] beginning to see that in spite of

[18:39] people's thanks man optimism around

[18:42] Trump that's really cool. The reality of

[18:44] contemporary politics not just in the

[18:46] way that we've always assumed like oh

[18:47] bloody it's all you know it's always the

[18:49] same people make all sorts of pledges

[18:50] when they're campaigning that they're

[18:52] unable to fulfill when they're

[18:53] governing. I think it's darker than

[18:54] that. I don't know how to shake it down

[18:56] and break it down ethnically and I

[18:58] wouldn't want to or even ideologically.

[19:00] But the way I am comfortable breaking it

[19:02] down is in the Bible it says that human

[19:05] institutions and governments have been

[19:06] captured by inverted commas but in the

[19:08] Bible not inverted commas the devil. So

[19:11] when COVID happens that seems like an

[19:13] attempt to assert a kind of new global

[19:15] power and in the postcoavid period we're

[19:17] seeing that power at work and I don't

[19:19] think it can be reduced just to cultural

[19:21] forces like you know Mandani getting in

[19:24] in New York or that lad being into

[19:26] taking pills to reduce the size of his

[19:29] penis like you know I think it's

[19:30] interesting that people are um you know

[19:34] say Candace Owens who I you've got to

[19:35] know and I know and like the kind of the

[19:38] direction that she's going in since

[19:40] coming to faith and in the post Charlie

[19:43] Kirk period she's avantguard let's call

[19:46] it in her manner of reporting and

[19:48] certainly we would have to agree that

[19:49] she's very brave now I wonder how this

[19:53] sort of space can survive such variety

[19:56] of opinion where people that would have

[19:58] been friends Tucker Carlson Ben Shapiro

[20:01] Dave Rubin Jordan Peterson you know all

[20:04] of these people are now like sort of

[20:06] scattering AC across the space And I

[20:11] think it must be very confusing for for

[20:13] anyone who doesn't who isn't able to

[20:15] say, "Well, what I believe in is Jesus.

[20:17] Victory is assured. My job is to die

[20:19] unto myself that he can be reborn in me.

[20:21] What does that look like?" You know, I'm

[20:23] trying to work through it now. So, how

[20:26] do you think like you this is paradigm

[20:28] breaking is what I'm saying. And if

[20:29] something's paradigm breaking, it can't

[20:31] be resolved with the sort of simple

[20:32] feelalty to existing leaders or

[20:35] institutions.

[20:37] >> No, I think that's right. And you know,

[20:39] I've I've got got my rosary here as

[20:41] well. And you know, it's it's we're

[20:43] rosary checking, folks. We're rosary

[20:45] checking. And it it does explain when

[20:49] you when you live through when you live

[20:51] through positive times, when you live

[20:52] through times of stability, when life is

[20:54] easy, when the economy is doing well,

[20:56] when things seem relatively stable,

[20:58] that's when we think, who needs

[21:01] religion? Forget about religion. Forget

[21:03] about the Bible. Forget about all that.

[21:05] That's what that's what grandmom used to

[21:06] listen to. That's the the pastors and

[21:08] priests and she just goes there. It's

[21:10] for old people with white hair. You

[21:12] know, we don't need any of that because

[21:13] we've got look at everything we have.

[21:15] We've got our iPhones. We've got our

[21:17] tablets. We've got our streaming

[21:18] services. We've got everything that we

[21:20] need. And this came from technology.

[21:22] This came from science. This didn't come

[21:23] from God. And so, the problem is is that

[21:26] eventually when you make science your

[21:28] new God, and you put science first, when

[21:31] you put material things, and science is

[21:33] great, by the way. I'm not against

[21:34] science. But when you when you put those

[21:36] material things in a place of

[21:38] deification, when you put them in a

[21:40] place of worship, it then gets you to a

[21:42] point where you've totally forgotten

[21:44] what the point of religion is in the

[21:47] first place. It's not technology

[21:50] because the technology is always going

[21:51] to be changing. We've always changed

[21:52] from the days of rocks to the days of

[21:55] ships to the days of the airplane and

[21:56] the space shuttle. What we need is a

[21:59] moral core. And the moral core can only

[22:02] come from the deep undying unbroken

[22:06] connection with Christ Jesus. And if you

[22:08] don't have that, and that's what the

[22:10] Bible has presented to us. That's why

[22:12] when you look at the scribes when the

[22:13] Dead Sea Scrolls were uncovered, right,

[22:17] they they were able for the first time

[22:19] to find original copies, in many cases,

[22:22] original copies of the Bible from 2,000

[22:24] years ago. And then so we could we could

[22:26] tell and test did those translators of

[22:29] the Bible make edits? Did they change

[22:32] things? Did they you know along as it

[22:34] was passed down is this the actual word

[22:36] of God. And what's amazing is it was

[22:38] almost one to one when they did the

[22:40] research and then they checked to see

[22:42] okay well this is the original Hebrew

[22:44] and some Greek. So how do we match up?

[22:46] It was a onetoone match. Those people

[22:48] who transcribed the word of God, they

[22:50] were not doing that because they wanted

[22:53] power in this world, they were doing

[22:55] that because they were sending us a

[22:57] message because they truly believed it

[22:59] was the word of God that they this and

[23:03] this is before we had the printing press

[23:04] and Gutenberg comes along and all the

[23:06] rest of it. All you had was a hand and a

[23:09] and a quill and a feather and a vial of

[23:11] ink and there you go, the well of ink.

[23:13] And so they preserved it because that's

[23:17] the preservation of our civilization.

[23:19] That's the preservation of our world.

[23:21] That's the preservation of our humanity.

[23:24] And if we drift away from it, that's

[23:26] when humanity falls apart. And that's

[23:28] when we can become unhumaned and that's

[23:32] when we unhuman ourselves and we embark

[23:37] in unhumanity. This is the difference

[23:39] between man and beast. So, when I was

[23:42] talking about the the the furry, the uh

[23:45] the transhumanism, transgenderism, what

[23:47] does it all mean? It all means a break

[23:49] with our humanity, to become

[23:52] unhumanized. Whereas, I would contend

[23:55] and I would I would argue to to everyone

[23:57] that to become closer to Christ is to

[24:01] actually become more in touch with your

[24:04] human self. And the closer that you are,

[24:06] the more human you will actually become.

[24:09] Which is a a strange thing because I'm

[24:10] not talking about in the physical sense.

[24:12] I'm talking in a metaphysical sense. You

[24:14] will understand yourself more. The more

[24:16] you understand Christ and the more you

[24:18] understand what his role for man, woman,

[24:22] child, leader, whoever is in this world.

[24:27] And so to break that all down and to

[24:29] break that all apart, you realize that

[24:32] the forces of evil, the forces of the

[24:35] devil, Satan, demons, etc., they can

[24:38] never create. They cannot create. They

[24:40] have no ability. They have no create.

[24:41] They have authority. They do, but they

[24:43] do not have the ability to create. What

[24:47] does this mean? They have screw tape

[24:48] letters, TS Lewis, Wormwood. Oh, dear

[24:51] Wormwood, young Wormwood. They can

[24:53] corrupt. They can destroy. They can

[24:56] deceive. They can trick, they can kill,

[24:58] they can do all of these things. That is

[25:00] the demonic, the ability to corrupt that

[25:03] which was intended to be good. But they

[25:07] never have the ability to create

[25:09] anything. And so when I when I look at

[25:11] people who are trying to destroy things,

[25:13] when I look at people and I say, are you

[25:16] trying to destroy or are you trying to

[25:18] build? Are you trying to unite in the

[25:21] right way and fit the puzzle pieces

[25:23] together? And you were talking about the

[25:24] scattering of the media landscape and

[25:26] scattering of the political landscape.

[25:28] Are you trying to fit the pieces

[25:29] together so that they will work better

[25:31] or are you someone who's trying to make

[25:33] the pieces fall apart because you want

[25:35] to shatter these things? And I think

[25:38] that when you use that as your rubric

[25:40] and use that as your understanding of of

[25:42] where everything is going, I've I found

[25:44] it to be very useful when I'm I'm doing

[25:47] my dealings, whether it be in DC or

[25:49] wherever I am.

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[27:13] chat. I like the um belt of truth. The

[27:17] truth is the first part of the armament

[27:19] that has to go on in Ephesians around

[27:21] that time.

[27:22] >> And I also like that our Lord said, "I'm

[27:25] coming here to kick off." I like to put

[27:27] it into an English even. I'm not coming

[27:29] here to have a message of