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Politics By Faith, August 14, 2025

August 14, 2025

At the press conference for the Trump takeover, the President spoke about scrubbing sidewalks clean. I didn't expect playing this clip would take us in this direction, but I'm glad it did, and we ended up in Matthew 25.

Welcome to Politics by Faith. Thanks for being here. Got an email. Slater at Breitbart.com.

This is from Brent in Texas. He said, today's show reminds me of Matthew 25. Ooh, love that. We have squandered. I always had a little trouble getting my head around this scripture because it seems to reward the rich person and punish the poor.

However, the concept of being given a country of great wealth, resources, and virtue, and letting it get to where we are now helps me understand it better. Really good. I don't exactly know what we said on,

this would have been, say it's Thursday today, so it's gonna be Wednesday show. I don't exactly know what we said on Wednesday's show that inspired Brent's email. It was probably the conversation we had on sidewalks. We spent an hour talking about sidewalks. Can I tell you how much I prepared talking about sidewalks?

Zero, I didn't prepare at all. I had no intention of talking about sidewalks. We did it for over an hour. And it started because I played this clip of Trump at the press conference talking about the need to take over DC and to beautify it.

And I played this as just a flippant little thing, but it turned into much more.

But here they're really bad. And we're gonna either put new or fix it. And it's not expensive, it's not really expensive. And we're gonna fix our roads a little bit. We're going to clean up our sidewalks. You have countries where, every Saturday, the people go out and they wash their sidewalks in front of

their stores and their houses. They scrub. They scrub their sidewalks. So we aren't quite at that level yet. I don't think, Gaddy, we're not quite there yet. But maybe we will. They go out and they scrub. I think it's so beautiful to hear that and to see those stories.

But we're going to make it clean. But just to finish with your question, it's a very, very strong reflection of our country. And when they see a bad city, you know, my father always used to tell me, I had a wonderful father, very smart. And he used to say, son, when you walk into a restaurant and you see a dirty front door, don't go in because if the front door is dirty, the kitchen is dirty also.

Same thing with the Capitol. If our capitals dirty, our whole country is dirty, and they don't respect us. So it's a very good question actually.

So I really played it for that last part. That's what I intended to do. But everyone called in about the scrubbing of sidewalks. Before we get into it, I can't get over Trump taking over DC. This is such an opportunity. I forget if I said this here or not, but I'll do it again. Never in a million years would any city in this country say the

people in the city say, you know what? Let's clean house. Let's just elect a bunch of conservatives on the city council and the mayor for four years. And we'll give them a chance to see what that would never happen ever impossible. But here we now we have one, we have a city now. One of our cities we have total control over. One of our drug infested, crime ridden cities of squalor, it's ours now. And we can fix it.

This is our opportunity to show what can be done and to send a message to all the other people in the rest of the cities across this country that this is what's possible. What an opportunity. We would never get it in any other chance ever

to prove what we are capable of. This is totally nation changing in a profound way. Think of any other city, they're all nine- oh Democrat seats, right? City councils. Maybe one Republican, maybe.

This is just all Trump, all conservatives, all Pam Bondi, all Kash Patel, all, it was a total our team. We get the whole city. We'll get it for three and a half years and we'll see how clean and beautiful

and wonderful it can be. What an opportunity. But back to the sidewalks. Someone called in, they sent me an email and said, Slater, I grew up in Baltimore and there were all these apartments,

like town, like row houses in Baltimore that had these marble steps. And people here in America, we don't have to go to Europe or England or wherever, people in America would scrub these steps. And he sent me a picture of it. I put it on my Twitter Slater Radio on Twitter.

You can see it there. It's like the 50s, 60s. These kids, like 10 year old kids scrubbing their marble steps. It's like four steps, four big hunk of marble steps leading up to it. And the whole block, everyone is cleaning it. Just like Trump's talking about here.

Right on the front porch in Baltimore. So I did a little research on these steps. Baltimore made these steps, whoever built these, they made these steps from the nearby Beaver Dam quarry. And it's such a beautiful story because this means to me that we built these steps to last. It was important, it was beautiful.

The marble from this quarry was used in the Washington Monument and the US Capitol building and give a search of the Baltimore City Hall and the Maryland State Capitol building. Beautiful, stunningly beautiful buildings. A couple other buildings in DC, these beautiful marbles and and then also the same marble steps

of apartments in Baltimore. And they were so beautiful, they were like, oh, we gotta keep these clean. We have to. That's when we made things that we cared about and things that we intended to last. And we quoted this a couple weeks ago,

I don't know if we did it on this podcast here, but this author I like, Eric Sloan, he writes a lot about how things used to be. And he said, great-grandfather did things always with a purpose. He did them conscientiously because he did them himself. That is why he so often put his name

and date on his belongings. The date we see on old things was put there in pride, as if to say, in this year, I was satisfied with this piece of work, which I myself created.'" He said, "'A typical inscription on a 1771 date stone reads,

to thy care of Lord are commanded all in this household going in or out. Psalm 121. But we would put a date on things and we put our name on it because we had pride in it. And as our pride in things has eroded because we just replaced it with cheap crap from China,

I call it the H&Mification of things. It's probably a better reference I can think of, but you know, H&M cheap junky clothes, just throw it away, right? Throw it away and throw away. Our connection to things has eroded.

Also our pride in places around us has eroded. And with that also our care and attention of people. So we don't care about things or places or people. And I don't know if they all degrade at the same time or one leads the others, I don't know, but I see them all degrading around us.

We used to make things with our ancestors in mind, even the steps of our tenement housing. And now whoever thinks about making anything that your grandchildren will use. I was talking to Director Eric. Director Eric grew up in total poverty,

meth addict parents, total squalor. But he told me the story that his grandma was a farmhand in the Imperial Valley of Southern California, 120 degree farm valley. She lived in a tent. A tent, like a real tent.

And she would sweep the tent, the floor in the tent. It was a dirt floor. She would sweep the dirt floor. The dirt was packed down as hard as you could. And then there'd be like a little dirt. There'd be like some dirt particles on top of the dirt

and it would be dirty. And she would sweep the dirt off the dirt floor. And she would tell Eric, her grandson, you do the best you can with what you have. Poverty doesn't cause squalor and poverty doesn't cause crime either.

You can have no money and keep things clean and be neat and be virtuous. We've so lowered our expectations for people in poverty that we expect nothing out of anybody. We're so dedicated to this victim mindset. Oh, nothing's in your control, nothing. The whole world is against you in every way. We expect nothing out of anybody. We're so dedicated to this victim mindset. Oh, nothing's in your control.

Nothing. The whole world is against you in every way. We expect nothing out of you ever. Not even keeping things clean, not even not stealing. We expect nothing out of the whole world's against you no matter what. And this has just debilitated people even more. And Made a spiral meanwhile my friend's grandma is sweeping the dirt floor in her tent Let's turn to the Bible here Because of Brent and his inspiration let's talk about Matthew 25 starting in verse 14 is the parable of the talents Let's go through it. The Bible says for the kingdom of heaven is like

the kingdom of heaven is like, the kingdom of heaven is like this.

A man traveling to a far country who called his own servants and delivered his goods to them. So he's going out of town. I need you guys to take care of my money. He gave to one of the servants five talents, to another two and to another one, to each according to his own ability.

And immediately he went on a journey. A talent was a lot of money. A talent was a weight. It was a weight of metal. So the value depended on the type of metal it was. But it is believed that one talent

was 20 years worth of wages for this laborer. It's a lot of money. So if you make $50,000, it'd be like someone giving you a million dollars.

Right?

That's what we're talking about here. So imagine you make $50,000, imagine you work at, you know, wherever you work like Best Buy and the manager comes in and says, here's a mill. I need you to take care of this million dollars. And that's just the one talent guy. So I think Brent said something like, the rich and the poor.

It's seeming to me he rewards the rich person and punishes the poor. They're both equally, they're all equally poor. They're all the laborers. But even the poor guy is given essentially a million dollars. 20 years worth of wages.

Let's see here. Then he who had received the five talents went and traded with them and made another five talents and likewise he would receive two gain two more but he who had received one went and dug in the ground and hid his Lord's money. The idea here is that the people who were given a lot money, the two and the five, they did something. They worked immediately.

They went, they did something, they kept working. They were successful at it. They did it without delay. They felt a responsibility. Remember, this is what the kingdom of heaven is like. You should feel this desire to go

and use this money wisely to serve your master. I need to go do better. After a long time, a long time, right? So there's plenty of time for the servants to be like, maybe he's never coming back. Maybe I can use some of this money myself.

Maybe I can steal some, whatever. After a long time, the Lord of those servants came and settled accounts with him. So he who had received five talents came and brought five other talents saying, Lord, you delivered to me five talents. Look, I gained five more talents beside them. His Lord said to him, well done, good and faithful servant.

You were faithful over a few things. I will make you the ruler over many things. Enter into the joy of your Lord. He's talking to you by the way. You were faithful over a few things. I will make you ruler over many things, enter into the joy of your Lord. He also received two talents, came and said,

Lord, you delivered me two, look, I gained two more. The Lord said to him, well done, good and faithful servant. You've been faithful over a few things. I will make you ruler over many things, enter into the joy of your Lord. It didn't matter that he gave one, two and one, five.

It's just that things with it. The reward was the same for both servants is my point. Even though one was given two, one was given five, same reward. Also good and faithful servant, isn't that wonderful? Charles Spurgeon wrote this, he says, it is not well done good and brilliant servant,

for perhaps the man never shown at all in the eyes of those who appreciate glare and glitter. It's not well done great and distinguished servant, for it's possible that he was never known beyond his native village. And I'd love this because it helps you analyze and dive in.

Oh yeah.

Good and faithful. Those are the words that God shows. Maybe in today's words, it would be, uh, you know, it's not good and rich servant. It wasn't the amount of money. It was good and faithful servant, which is what we need to be to God. Good and faithful. Back to the Bible. Then he who had

received the one talent came and said, Lord, I knew you to be a hard man reaping where you have not sown and gathering where you have not scattered seed. Ooh. And I was afraid and I went and hid your talent in the ground. Look, there you have what is yours." So interesting point here. If you look at these three servants as a group, they did good. Uh, there's see, there's three, no five, six, seven, eight.

No eight, yeah. Five, two, and one, eight talents. Eight talents given and 15 returned. Pretty good. But it wasn't, you're not, God doesn't judge as a group. He judged each on their own individual faithfulness and effort, their own good and faithfulness.

So it doesn't matter if you're in a group, if you go to a good church, or if you associate with these people, or your parents, or your faithful kids, or your faithful that or this, no, that's not it. It's individual person.

You don't enter into heaven in a group. Also check out this insult from the servant. Lord, I knew you to be a hard man, reaping where you have, you have not sown and gathering where you have not scattered seed. So he's blaming, blaming his master. Now you're only rich because of luck anyway. So I didn't do

anything special here. I just buried it, but you know, whatever. Here you get to have it back. And he was like, oddly pleased with himself. Like, Oh, here, I didn't, I didn't waste it. But the Lord answered to him, you wicked and lazy servant. Actually, this is to you. This is us. You knew that I reap where I have not sown and gather

where I have not scattered seed, so you ought to have deposited my money with the bankers. And at my coming, I would receive back my own with interest, like at least therefore take the talent from him and give it to him who has 10 talents. For to everyone who has more will be given

and he will have abundance. But from him who does not have, even what he has will be taken away and cast the unprofitable servant into the outer darkness. There will be weeping and gnashing of teeth." Ooh, wicked and lazy.

This is what the kingdom of heaven is like. We don't talk about laziness a lot in our culture, but laziness is a sin, a sin that you need to repent of. We don't ever talk about it. So much entitlement all over the place. We talked about some welfare queens today on the radio,

played a woman who she insisted that she is entitled to a brownie because food stamps, you can't, in a lot of states you can't buy junk food on food stamps. She's like, who are you to say that I'm not entitled to a brownie?

I am, like, what do you mean? So just so much entitlement, we can go on forever about that. This is FF Bruce, his Bible commentary. Not dishonest. The master had not misjudged as to that. So what he didn't call him a liar because he didn't lie. He said you're lazy, indolent, unenterprising, timid, slothful, a poor creature altogether. He said, you know,

I was afraid, suspicious, timid, heartless, spiritless, and idle. We can't be this for Jesus. That's it. We can't be this for God. This morning, I read Psalm 147. What are the chances? Just perfect. It's like unbelievable. Alright, starting verse 10. Here's verse 10. He, excuse me, his delight is not in the, this is God, his delight is not in the strength of the horse nor his pleasure in the legs of man. But the Lord takes pleasure in those who fear him, in those who hope in his steadfast love." Good and faithful.

That's what God wants us all to be good and faithful. He doesn't delight in the strength of the horse nor the legs of man, but in those who fear him and put their hope in them." That's what we need to do. And if you have that, then you would go and be a good steward of what God has given you, which is what the first two servants did. One more scripture here. This is 2nd Corinthians 13, verse five, examine yourselves

to see whether you are in the faith. So that's what I have to do, we all have to do right now. Which of these servants are we? The first, second or the third, you don't wanna be the third. So examine yourself and see if you are good and faithful. See if you're in the faith.

Ooh, that's what it says in your faith. Test yourselves. Or do you not realize this about yourselves? That Jesus Christ is in you. If that is true, we're not looking for perfection, impossible, but there should be evidence of it. There was evidence from the first two servants.

Well done, good and faithful servants. So the question is, what have we done with our talents, with your talents? The word originally was a weight, like a weight of weight for money, but over time it took on the more metaphorical meaning of your abilities, your gifts and skills, but that's it came from this verse of the Bible, your talent. So what are you doing with your literal talents,

like the weight of money you own, but also of course, your talents, your time, your abilities. What are you doing? What are you not doing that you should be doing? We need to examine ourselves so that we too can hear at the end of our lives,

well done, good and faithful servant. Brent, thank you for the email. Slater at brightbird.com is my email, or my personal email is slaterradio at gmail.com. If you made it this far into this podcast, then you can get my personal email, slaterradio at gmail.com.

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The leaders in our country disavow violence and lead by example. Through the years, I've personally been exposed multiple times to political violence. I was in the right field batting cage when the crazed shooter unleashed nearly 200 shots at our congressional baseball practice. I'll never forget Steve's police valiantly trying to drag his body away as the gunman continued. Later that year, a Trump -hating felon attacked me from behind. in my yard.

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You were confronted by constituents that were angry because you voted against my amendment to stop all funding for refugee welfare programs. Instead of explaining your vote to continue these welfare programs for refugees, you decided to transfer the blame. You told the media that I was a freaking snake and that you completely understood why I had been assaulted. I was shocked that he would justify and celebrate this violent assault. That caused me so much pain and my family so much pain. I just wonder if someone who applauds violence against their political opponents is the right person to lead an agency that has struggled to accept limits to the proper use of force.

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You went on to brag that you'd already told me to my face that you completely understood and approved of the assault. Well, that's a lie. You got a chance today. You can either continue to lie or you can correct the record. You have never had the courage to look me in the eye and tell me that the assault was justified. So today you'll have your chance.

Today, I'll give you that chance to clear the record. Tell it to my face. If that's what you believe, tell it to me today. Tell the world why you believe I deserve to be assaulted from behind, have six ribs broken and a damaged lung. Tell me to my face why you think I deserved it. And while you're at it, explain to the American public why they should trust a man with anger issues to set the proper example for ICE and Border Patrol agents.

Explain to the American public how a man who has no regrets about brawling in a Senate committee can set a proper example for over 250 ,000 men and women who work at the Department of Homeland Security. Senator Peters, you're recognized for your opening.

That was his opening. Listen, I don't want anyone to be in pain and it sounds like a brutal experience physically. What does that have to do with anything, Senator? Also, I didn't know this until today, but there's a teleprompter in the back of the Senate chamber. So Rand Paul's doing this, this, this like say it to my face thing and everything you just read was off of the teleprompter screen. I just feel like I should give, I should play the clip of one of those.

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Here it is. I can understand why the neighbor did what he did. As far as my terms as a snake in the grass, sir, I work around this room to try to fix problems. I've worked with many people in this room. Seems like you fight Republicans more than you work with us. I did address those remarks. I did explain your gimmicks by the amendment you put forth.

And as far as me saying that I invoke violence, I don't. I don't think anybody should be hit by surprise. I don't like that. But if I do have something to say, everybody in this room knows I'll come straight to you. I'll say it publicly and I'll say it privately, but I'll never say it behind your back. So for you to say I'm a liar, sir, that's not accurate.

And I got proof to say that because you have spent millions of dollars in my campaigns against me, because we just don't get along. However, sir, that doesn't keep me at all from doing my job. I can have different opinions with everybody in this room, but as Secretary of Homeland, I'll be protecting everybody, including Kentucky, as much as I will my own back yard in Oklahoma. It's bigger than the partisan bickering that we have is bigger than the political differences we have. The truth is I have a job to do and I don't like to fail at anything at all. So I can set it aside if you're willing to set it aside.

Let me earn your respect. Let me earn

very weird confrontation, like a very weird, like, I can't get over, I guess, Rand's say it to my face thing, as he's eight feet elevated above everyone else behind this, you know, Senate desk, and you, Mark Wayne Mullina, way down there below, and we're both sitting here and we can't move, and I'm reading this from a teleprompter, it's like, say it to my face. to my face. It's like just weird. Like, Grant, you could have gone to Mark Wayne's office and said all that to his face. So that's this is a good example of the show, right? So that's the news of the day is one of the pieces of drama or whatever.

And I'm sure we could go into more detail on the the podcast wars that are out there. But let's just let's just get to the Bible here. So first, Matthew 18, 15 says, If your brother or sister sins, go and point out their fault just between the two of you. If they listen to you, you've won them over. But if they will not listen, take one or two others along so that every matter may be established by the testimony of two or three witnesses. If they still refuse to listen, tell it to the church.

And if they refuse to listen even to the church, treat them as you would a pagan or a tax collector. So if I made it to the conservative podcasters and to Rand, to Mark Wayne, if you have a problem with someone, go and talk to them. Not a text, a phone call or in person, like talk like humans. I'll see these tweets that some conservatives will send, a tweet, a public tweet to other conservatives, and sometimes they're like, and you didn't respond to my text that I, like what? Talk to the person one -on -one, and if they don't listen and there's still some issues here that you want to get resolved, go get some advice from a mutual friend, bring them in on it, try to resolve it. If that doesn't work, you just got to

on because people unfortunately do care about your beef that you're throwing out there publicly because it's a drama and we're attracted to that. But we shouldn't be wasting our time with this. We have a country to save. If I may make an aside here, all this podcast war silliness, it shows to me also how important Charlie Kirk was to the conservative movement. He was way more of a linchpin behind the scenes than I think most people gave him credit for. I think when Charlie was assassinated, I think, of course, there was remorse and lament for his family and all that.

But from a conservative movement perspective, we were like, oh, you know, his speeches and his campus tours and his Q &A moments and the YouTube videos and stuff like that. That's what I think people were thinking we would miss the most, or what we've lost. But I think what we've lost with Charlie Kirk in particular was something much more important, something much more valuable, and something that was much more impressive about him as a man, and that was his ability to bring a bunch of broken, probably jealous and envious and certainly ambitious people together, and have them focus on moving the movement forward. Charlie Kirk, within the conservative movement, was a peacemaker. James 3 .18 says, peacemakers who sow in peace reap a harvest of righteousness. The full scripture is, but the wisdom from above is first pure, then peaceable, gentle, open to reason, full of mercy and good fruits, impartial and sincere.

And a harvest of righteousness is sown in peace by those who make peace. And instead people are fueled by, I think it's envy and anger or something, but this is why James 1 .19 says, for Christians to be quick to listen, slow to speak, slow to speak, slow to tweet and slow to anger for human anger does not produce the righteousness that God desires. I love all the verses in the Bible about the tongue. James 3, 5 says, so the tongue is a small member, yet it boasts of great things. How great a forest is set ablaze by such a small fire.

And the tongue is a fire, a world of unrighteousness. The tongue is set among our members, staining the whole body, setting on fire the entire course of life and set on fire by hell.

Yikes.

So my two points of practical advice, first practical advice is keep your mouth shut. Uh, Martin Lloyd Jones made that point. He gave an amazing sermon. One of his, I think the best sermon series.

I have it right there.

Let me pull it up.

Martin Lloyd Jones studies and sermon on the Mount. Amazing book. Um, One of his points on Blessed Be the Peacemakers is just quiet. Stop talking. Stop talking. And when it comes to tweeting, if you sit down and you write out a carefully crafted tweet to a fellow conservative enemy of yours, or whether you rip out a hastily spit out tweet, calling someone out, just delete it.

Just write it out and then delete it. And then just go for a run or pray or something. Matthew 5, 9. Blessed are the peacemakers, for they shall be called the sons of God. " Mart Lloyd -Jones, he said, the peacemaker is active, not passive. He doesn't merely reflect.

from causing trouble. I think that's me. I just gotta stay out of it. But that's not a peacemaker. A peacemaker actively works to resolve tensions, to reconcile differences, to bring harmony where there's discord. It's one of the hardest works in the world because it requires humility, wisdom, and love. That's practical advice, is to zip it and write the tweet if you want, but just delete it.

The spiritual advice is for all of us to guard our hearts, keep your heart with all vigilance for from it flow the springs of life. We talked about that scripture recently. I'll give one more scripture here dedicated to Charlie Kirk, Romans 15, excuse me, 14, 19. So then let us pursue what makes for peace and for mutual upbuilding. We have a lot of work to do in this country of spreading the gospel, spreading the good word, spreading Christian ethics and morals, spreading God's kingdom on this earth, spreading. Political wisdom we've way more focused.

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March 17, 2026

Nick Shirley and California Fraud

Politics By Faith, March 18, 2026

Nick Shirley exposed some of the daycare and hospice fraud in California. How do we prevent this much outright fraud from happening? It's not with more laws.

Welcome to Politics by Faith. This is where we take the news of the day and we bring it to the Bible so we can walk away with peace and perspective. There's new headlines every day, but Ecclesiastes says there's nothing new under the sun. Thanks for being here to get the true story. Story of the day today. Nick Shirley, fraud in California.

Nick Shirley, YouTuber, independent journalist coming out of minnesota his last greatest hit out of minnesota taking his talents to california where there are insane amounts of fraud if you're looking for fraud of course your next step is going to be california metacal spending has increased in california in five years from 108 billion dollars to 228 billion dollars more than double in five years but the population has stayed about the same. So why has Medi -Cal spending doubled? Medi -Cal is their Medicaid program in California for poor people. L . A. County, there's been a thousand percent increase in hospice care services.

A thousand percent increase. One out of every ten dollars in home health care is spent in L .

County. This Dick Shirley video is very good. That's 40 minutes. You should watch the whole thing. You can find it on my Twitter, Slater Radio. It is great.

comically on the nose like if we weren't talking about tens of billions of dollars it'd be just funny but uh it's funny and sad but but there are parts that are so unbelievably you couldn't like there's a some foreigner runs a fraudulent daycare it's called a boo -boo daycare like what there's a scene where he's in an old motel that's been converted into offices and one of the guys one of the a bunch of the fraudsters they all start leaving as soon as he gets all their cars are in the center courtyard of the motel. And a lot of these offices are totally empty. So all the foreigners who are working there, they all get in their cars and they leave. And all the cars are like $100 ,000 cars. There's 150 ,000 BMW.

One woman is driving a Maybach, $250 ,000. So he's trying to ask questions to this guy who, I guess, runs a hospice center in California. And the guy gets in his car, drives away, and the engine goes... It's this $150 ,000 BMW. And Nick Shirley gets behind the car and he goes, that's the sound of hospice care in Los Angeles. Like, oh, you couldn't write that.

You could do 20 takes from that scene, of that scene, and you would never get it that perfect. as what happened in real life there. It's a total joke. So what's broken here? We can bring this in a lot of different directions. I'm going to pivot to a cultural discussion here because I believe this is the most important issue of our era that is protecting our culture.

And first step is knowing that we have a culture. And part of knowing that we have a culture is knowing that there are different cultures. There are third world cultures too. And in third world countries, which is most of the world, it's all about what you can get away with. There's no such thing as guilt. If you can get away with it, it is good.

That is the determining factor about whether or not something is good or bad. There is no good or bad. It's do you get away with it or do you do it or not? That's it. There's no moral question about anything. Did you get away with it?

Well, then it's good. That's not how it works in our culture. Part of our culture is guilt. Teach your kids, we used to teach our kids George Washington chopping down the cherry tree. Who chopped down my cherry tree? Said George Washington's dad.

And George said, young George said, I can't tell a lie. We don't realize how amazing this is about our culture because we live in it. But the rest of the world doesn't. They don't have that value. It's one major reason why they're a third world country. Oh yeah, can you give me like 10 minutes?

It's one reason why they're a third world country. It's why we are a first world country because Johnny wanted to play piano because we are honest and we believe that God is watching everything we do. And the Ten Commandments say, thou shalt not steal. Thou shalt not steal. Thou shalt not deal falsely. Thou shalt not lie to one another.

The word deal falsely is a fun translation. The Hebrew word means lie or deceive, be untrue, to act deceptively. There's also a connotation here of feigning obedience. And I like that one because it's, it's not just about your actions. It's also about your heart. Proverbs 11 one says, dishonest scales are an abomination to the Lord.

But a just weight is his delight. So it's the flip side too. If you're, if you're honest and good and decent, it is to his delight. But an abomination, abomination, an abomination is a disgusting thing. An abomination, lying, being dishonest in your business. It's a disgusting thing to God.

It shows how deeply God cares about being honest. You know, progressives or atheists, I repeat myself, they thought that they could just throw away God and the idea of God and leave. everything else just as it was. We could throw away God and also everyone will just be honest all the time. Proverbs 12 22 says, The wicked is ensnared by the transgression of his lips, but the righteous will come through trouble. The wicked, they're ensnared by the transgression of their lips, ensnared in their lies.

A lot of lying going on. but it's on paperwork. So, and you know, there's no one really hurt by it and who even cares? And there's a ton of money out there and it's just, I got away with it. They gave it to me. What am I supposed to do?

Not take it? Let's go to the Bible. Psalm 15 says, he who walks blamelessly and does what is right and speaks truth in his heart, who does not slander with his tongue and does no evil to his neighbor, nor takes up a reproach against his friend and whose eyes a vile person is despised. The Bible story. that comes to mind is Joseph. The amazing story of Joseph, one of the all -time great stories.

When Potiphar's wife comes on to him, he says, how could I do such a wicked thing and sin against God? This used to be ingrained in American culture that when you sin, you're sinning against God. God sees everything and you're sinning against him. So even if no one catches you, even if you get away with it, you're on earth. Even if the state of California, will pay out the millions of dollars of fraudulent Medi -Cal payments. even if you can cash that money and then bring it to the local Maybach dealership and pay cash quarter of a million dollars and you drive off the lot, God sees everything.

How could I do such a wicked thing and sin against God? Ananias and Sapphira, uh, Sapphira. They lied about the sale of their land to that was benefiting the church, but, and they dropped dead, but the drive was ax five, but they dropped dead because they lied. So don't lie. And if you have, which you have, repent like Zacchaeus did. Zacchaeus, a dishonest tax collector, but he repented with Jesus and then promised to repay fourfold everyone that he defrauded.

A biblical based culture wouldn't have as much of this. There's always gonna be some sinners. There's always gonna be sin. There's always gonna be fraud, right? You can't get away with it entirely, but a true Christian culture would have much, much less of this. A proper Christian culture, if it did happen, would be met swiftly in a justice system and the fraudsters would be shamed.

by society, and they would properly feel very guilty for what they did. When we import people who weren't raised with these values, and or if we stop raising kids to have these values, and we throw the Bible and God out of people's awareness, then don't be surprised when the fraud increases and when tens of billions of dollars are wasted. And then even worse, when God's wrath comes upon us for turning away from him. Shouldn't be surprised. YouTube . com slash at politics by faith.

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March 16, 2026

Make Saint Patrick's Day Holy Again

Politics By Faith, March 17, 2026

I went my entire life without ever hearing the true story of Patrick. And now the current President of Ireland today says the legacy of Patrick is to make way for Muslim migrants. Let's find out why she is wrong, in Patrick's own words.

Welcome to Politics by Faith, where we take the news of the day and we bring it to the Bible so you can walk away with peace and perspective. New headlines every single day. They keep coming like the mail just keeps coming. But Ecclesiastes says there's nothing new under the sun. So thanks for being here to get the true story. Today is St. Patrick's Day.

Here is the president of Ireland celebrating this heroic brother in Christ.

The story of Patrick's life serves as a reminder of the resilience and courage of migrants, the invaluable contributions that they have made and continue to make to the countries they now call home.

I don't think that's the story of Patrick. Migrants? I don't think that's it.

Sometimes even in the face of great adversity. Patrick's story speaks not only to the Ireland of the 5th century, but to the millions still subjected to trafficking, forced labour and displacement today. As we recall the life of Patrick, we invoke his spirit and acknowledge our shared responsibilities as global citizens. We stand in solidarity with those who find themselves in vulnerable and dangerous circumstances. Patrick's story invites us to respond with hospitality and kindness to those suffering the consequences of war and displacement. Those fleeing their countries because of persecution or violence.

Yikes.

Global citizens? That is not the story of St. Patrick at all. So this is the section of our podcast we call What Really Happened. Now, if you asked me a couple of years ago anything about St. Patrick's Day, I would say nothing. Kiss me, I'm Irish.

Green beer and leprechauns. That's my St. Patrick's knowledge. Spent my entire life, my entire childhood, every year in school, you know, you wear green. But no one ever told me the story, ever once in any way, ever told me the story of St. Patrick. Who was this guy? Here's the story.

Around the 5th century, this guy's name was Mawin Secat. M -A -E -W -I -N. Mawin Secat. S -U -C -C -A -T. He lived in England. And when he was 16, he was captured by Irish pirates and was taken as a slave in Ireland.

Now, I know it's a couple weird things happening here. She's like, wait, Irish pirates? I don't get that. And then white slaves? I'm confused about that. Friendly reminder, though, we actually talked about this on the radio show the other day.

that more slaves were taken, more white people from Europe were taken as slaves into North Africa than Africans were brought into slavery in America. You just think about that one. North Africans took more white European slaves into Africa than Africans were sent to the United States. There's about 1 million, maybe 1 .5 million white Europeans were taken as slaves. out of Europe into North Africa. We fought two wars over this, the Barbary Wars, and only 400 ,000 Africans were sent to the United States of America during the transatlantic slave trade.

12 million overall in the transatlantic slave trade, but they were sent to mostly Brazil and the Caribbean, only 400 ,000 to America. Anyway, back to the Irish pirates. So the Irish pirates take Mawin, 16 -year -old Mawin to be a slave. They bring him to pagan Ireland. Now Mawin's dad was a Christian.

He was not. And he was held as a slave for six years. And he prayed every day for those six years. And during this slavery, he became closer to God. At a certain point, he said the Holy Spirit told him to escape and board a ship. The ship was 200 miles away, but he was able to escape and get there.

And they didn't want to put him on the ship at first, but he prayed and they let him on board. So he's on the ship going back to England. They land in England and they're all in the wilderness starving. And I'm going to read from his own words. He wrote a book or a confession. It's called Confessio.

How have I never read this thing? How have I never heard about this thing? Isn't that amazing? My whole life, I didn't even know that St. Patrick wrote a thing down, ever. And we have it right here. Here's what he said.

After three days, we made it to land. And then for 28 days, we traveled through a wilderness. Food ran out and great hunger came over us. The captain turned to me and said, what about this Christian? You tell us that your God is great and all powerful. Why can't you pray for us?

Since we're in a bad state of hunger. There's no sign of us finding a human being anywhere. Then I said to him with some confidence, Turn in faith with all your hearts to the Lord my God, because nothing is impossible for him, so that we may put food in your way, even enough to make you fully satisfied. He has an abundance everywhere. With the help of God, this is what actually happened. A herd of pigs appeared in the way before our eyes.

They killed many of them. And there they remained for two nights and were fully restored. And the dogs too were filled. Many of them had grown weak and left half alive, by the way. After this, they gave plenty, excuse me, they gave the greatest of thanks to God. And I was honored in their eyes.

From this day on, they had plenty of food. " So he finally makes it back home to England, back to his parents. A couple of years later, he had a vision, a dream of a man carrying a letter for him. He said, they, the people in this dream called out as it were one voice. And the voice said, we beg you, holy boy to come and walk again among us. Meaning in Ireland, go back to Ireland.

He said, this touched my heart deeply. And I could not read any further. I woke up then. Thanks be to God. After many years, the Lord granted them what they were calling for. He went back to England.

He went back to the place he was enslaved. He became a missionary. And it wasn't easy. It didn't go well for him. For a long time, he was thrown in jail a couple of times. One time he was beaten, robbed of everything he had, put in chains, possibly about to be executed.

But long story short, Ireland is now a Christian nation, was a Christian nation because of Patrick. It wasn't about migrants. He was a slave and nothing in her message was about St. Patrick. So what's broken here in this story? First of all, We have a lot of Irish people in America, and I've even then I've gone my whole life without ever hearing a hint of this story. I didn't even know he was a Christian, even though I had the word saint in front of his name.

He was the guy who drove the snakes away at best. Our culture is so broken, so broken, but it ties into so many things. If you missed yesterday's episode, we talked about England getting rid of people off of their money, replacing it with plants and animals. We talked about Harvard getting rid of any mention of John Winthrop, the governor of the Massachusetts Bay Colony at 1630, who said this place should be a shining city upon a hill. When we lose our history, this is what happens.

It's so simple. They erase our history, and then they come in later and subtly say, well, you know, the real history of Patrick is that we need to let in more muslim migrants you know that's the real message of patrick's day what do you think for one second that saint patrick would have been for the invasion of muslims into ireland do you think or england or america what do you why could you possibly Well, you could only think that if you don't know the story. You can only think that if you've never read anything from St. Patrick, never any of his writings. If you've never read his writings, then yeah, that makes perfect sure. Yeah, he's a migrant from one place, came to another, and we love migrants. I get it.

But you see how subtle the move is? I forget if I shared this one or not. I'm going to share it again real quick. Philadelphia School District. This is how they have, how Sharia law is infiltrated into the curriculum. So first of all, they talk about capitalism and how capitalism is based on greed.

And they say, oh, greed's terrible. It's awful. Capitalism is terrible and awful. Man, if only there were another system. And this is what it says in the curriculum. Islamic finance principles guided by Sharia law prioritize equitable and ethical financial transactions prohibiting practices such as interest -based lending and speculative trading.

These principles have informed economic systems in Muslim -majority countries and Islamic financial institutions worldwide. shaping approaches to economic development and wealth distribution. You see how that works? So after they've proven to kids that capitalism is great, and how bad it is, they're, you know, we need to be nice. And that whole Christianity, that Protestant work ethic led capitalism, oh, that's so terrible.

Look how awful it is. We need to replace it with something nicer, something more fair and equitable and good. Well, you know, there is Sharia law, you know, based off ethical and equitable financial transactions.

See the trick?

They're doing that with every aspect of our culture that they can. All right, let's bring it to the Bible. So You can search online and find a nice version. It's very, very short of St. Patrick's Confession. Here's how it opens. It says, My name is Patrick.

I am a sinner. No, it's not a good Irish accent at all. I am a sinner, a simple country person, and the least of all believers. I am looked down upon by many. My father was Calpurnius. He was a deacon.

His father was Potetus, a priest who lived at Bonavum Tabernaei. His home was was near there, and this is where I was taken prisoner. I was about 16 at the time. At that time, I did not know the true God. I was taken into captivity in Ireland, along with thousands of others. Here's the key.

We deserved this because we had gone away from God and did not keep his commandments. We would not listen to our priests who advised us about how we could be saved. The Lord brought his strong anger upon us and scattered us among many nations, even to the ends of the earth. And it was among foreigners that I was seen how little I was. Little as in powerless compared to God. He later said, I see that already in this present age, the Lord has given me a greatness.

The Lord has given me a greatness more than could be expected. I was not worthy of this, not the kind of person the Lord would do this for, since I know for certain that poverty and calamity are more my style than riches and enjoyment. But Christ the Lord became poor for us. I too am wretched and unhappy. Even if I were to wish for riches, I do not have them.

I do not, I am not trying to judge myself since every day there is the chance that I would be killed or surrounded or taken into slavery or some other such happening. But I fear none of these things because of the promises of heaven. I have cast myself into the hands of Almighty God, who is the ruler of all places. As the prophet says, cast your concerns on God and he will sustain you. I just want you to know that we're going to do a TV special just a couple of days here where we're going to expand more on the point that we deserve. What we get as a nation is based off of how much we either abandon or embrace God.

I believe that's a biblical principle. I'll make the argument. We'll go to Psalm 917. Psalm 917 says, the wicked shall return to Sheol, all the nations that forget God. We'll do more of that on the TV show this week and we'll put that here on the podcast when we're done. But I'll end here with a final quote from Patrick.

You know, the John the Baptist for Muslim migrants in Ireland. That's his real legacy. Just leading the way for Muslim migrants. He said, therefore, it is very right that we should cast our nets so that a great multitude and crowd will be taken for God. Also that there should be clerics to baptize and encourage the people in need and want. This is what the Lord says in his gospel.

He warns and teaches in these words, Go therefore and teach all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and the Son and the Holy Spirit, teaching them to observe all that I have commanded you. And behold, I am with you all days, even to the end of the age. How is this happening in Ireland? Never before did they know of God, except to serve idols and unclean things. But now they have become people of the Lord and are called children of God. " That was true for a long time.

Less true now, but we'll save the migrant analysis for the satellite show. I'll leave with one more. He goes on this story and he tells of people in Ireland that were baptized, who lost family members because they became Christian. He then said, I could wish to leave them to go to Britain. I would willingly do this and am prepared for this, as if to visit my home country and my parents. Not only that, but I would like to go to Gaul, France, to visit the brothers and see the faces of the saints of my Lord.

God knows that I would dearly like to do this, but I am bound in the Spirit who assures me that if I were to do this, I would be held guilty. And I fear also to lose the work which I began, not so much I as Christ the Lord, who told me to come here and to be with these people for the rest of my life. May the Lord will it and protect me from every wrong path so that I do not sin before him. My suggestion. is that we in America, at least, make St. Patrick's Day a Christian holy day yet again. Politics by Faith on YouTube.

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