Faith & Fire God & Country

Faith & Fire God & Country

This is The Faith and Fire God Country Podcast where we stop bowing to comfort and start calling out the culture. If you’re tired of politics poisoning your family’s future and faith being pushed out of the conversation, subscribe now. We’re holding the line (and the lies) accountable.

  1. 2d ago

    He filmed her dying for 71 seconds. Mickey Mouse got arrested. Some of my sin is loud too

    A caregiver at a Louisville senior living facility stood over a woman he was assigned to take care of and filmed seventy one seconds of her husband holding a plastic bag over her face. Close enough to film it. Close enough to grab the bag. He went home on his own recognizance. A signature. That was the price. Also today: a two month old gone in McIntosh County, Georgia and two people in jail with no bond. A four year old in Atlanta, blunt force, ruled a homicide, and somebody called for a welfare check days too late. Two hundred and eighty one arrests in Polk County including seventeen theme park employees, a youth football coach, a Navy sailor, a sheriff's deputy, and a man who used to wear the Mickey Mouse costume. A teacher who sat in a group chat that its own members named Baby Rapist. A church daycare that started at one count and is now eight. A director of nursing who hit a seventy seven year old with a broom and is looking at probation and anger management classes. And one actual win, which I almost never get to say. Hillsborough County went out and physically checked twelve hundred and two registered sex offenders before Halloween. Knocked on doors. Verified addresses. That is what it is supposed to look like. Then the part I have been carrying around all week. Some sin is loud and some of it is quiet, and loud does not mean worse. I believe homosexuality is sin and I believe my sugar is sin and they go in the same bucket because there is only one bucket. A preacher with his own appetite on display cannot shun the unmarried mother. We watch people eat on camera for entertainment now and sell ads against it, and that is a celebration of sin too, so I am taking the heat from my own side on that one. The line is not the person. It is the celebration. And demons do not discriminate. Men and women. Every color there is. Traditional households and gay couples and church daycares and nursing homes. Evil is looking for a door and doors are everywhere. Bible lesson is the Pharisee and the publican, and Jesus aims that one right at people like me.

  2. 3d ago

    He beat her, stabbed her, raped her, and he was already in for murder. Michigan votes on his freedom November 10

    MICHIGAN, THIS ONE IS URGENT AND IT HAS A DEADLINE. On July 28, 1995, a man broke into a woman's home, beat her, stabbed her, cut off her underwear and raped her. He admitted the break-in, the beating, the stabbing and the underwear. He said he could not remember the rape. DNA said otherwise. That is all straight out of a Michigan Court of Appeals opinion you can pull up yourself. And he was already serving ten to thirty years for second degree murder when the science finally caught up to him. The state of Michigan is holding a public hearing on November 10 to consider letting him out. A second man, serving life since 1992 for criminal sexual conduct against a child under thirteen, has his hearing November 12. A third is November 5. Registration for the first one closes NEXT FRIDAY, November 6. I walk you through the whole thing: the statute that makes a life sentence parolable in this state, the reason the 1992 case is even eligible when the same crime today would never see a board, the provision almost nobody knows about that lets one judge bar parole outright with a written objection, how an ordinary citizen registers and speaks directly to the parole board from their kitchen table, every phone number, the mailing address, and exactly what to say. Then a jury in St. Louis convicted a man on all eight counts for paying people in the Philippines to abuse children live on camera while he watched and gave instructions. What the adults on the other end asked him for in exchange is the detail I have not been able to put down all day. What they found in a safe in his parents' house is the other one. Ninety years in Texas, and the whole case started because a child walked into a small county sheriff's office and said it out loud. Fifty years in Pennsylvania for twenty two production counts over nine years. Twenty years for a school bus driver. A man in North Carolina who pleaded guilty in July to hiding cameras disguised as phone chargers in a rental bathroom, got probation and no registry, and was arrested three months later on ten counts. A Georgia judge ruled this morning that a mother charged with second degree murder in her one year old's hot car death can take her other children trick-or-treating. I will tell you what the record actually says, what the temperature in that car was, and the one thing I want you to go do about it, because that judge stands for election and the coverage will not print the name. Plus a school board president federally indicted over a one point three million dollar kickback who is still on the board tonight. Forty nine million in alleged Medicaid fraud involving mentally ill patients put up in hotels. Eighty one million in tax refunds that actually went out the door. And ghost students enrolled at real colleges collecting real federal money in the names of real Americans. Bible lesson is Zacchaeus. Not the children's song version. A syndicate boss who ran an extortion operation for an occupying empire, climbed a tree because the crowd would not make room for him, and did public arithmetic that may have cost him everything he had. God wins, and tonight I can show you the receipts instead of just saying it. Three hundred and ninety five of them.

  3. 4d ago

    Pentagon 90 days off the grid. 2 Things you don't know about why. Would a blackout even be bad

    The Pentagon is building toward a requirement that every major base in the continental United States can run on its own for ninety days. No civilian power, no civilian water, no civilian fuel, no civilian communications. There are nuclear microreactors going in at five installations. Across the ocean, the British government spent the same week telling families to keep three days of food and water and some cash on hand for when the card readers stop working. Ninety days for the bases. Three days for you. I have some thoughts about that ratio. I will tell you what is actually documented about China and the American grid, what prepositioning means in plain words, and why the volume on a three year old advisory got turned all the way up six days before an election. Fear is a product. Somebody is selling it and I will tell you what they are buying with it. Then what I actually want you to do about it, which costs less than a night out and has nothing to do with panic. Water, rice, beans, a flashlight, some cash in a drawer. My gun people already know their part. On the board: an eight month old left in a running bathtub. A man who traded a child drugs for a sexual act and she was dead the next day. A mother of three found in a shallow grave in Queens. A husband charged with murdering his wife while out on one thousand dollars bail in an earlier case involving her. Three brothers sentenced to thirty years apiece. A school shooting plot in Georgia that ended with nothing happening, which is why you did not hear about it. Michigan votes in six days and I am telling you exactly where I stand and why. And New York published a tax plan with a skin color in it, in writing, on purpose, so we are going to talk about covetousness and about the fact that nobody owes you anything. Then the one a lot of you have been sending me. There are conversations about moving American power onto something private, and the name attached to it is Elon Musk. I am going to take that possibility seriously and walk you through what is already sitting on the public record, starting with the billion dollars in filings for a company whose turbines have wheels on them. Battery plants, grid storage, a networked fleet of home batteries under one software system, a retail electricity company, satellites, rockets, and tunnels. None of it hidden. All of it unnoticed. Including the darker version, where a handover is the attack itself. And China is still my answer. I have put that question to high ranking military officials to their faces on my interview show and it has never once come back different. And what actually happens if the grid goes down, hour by hour, no movie version. Then the part nobody says, which is that we are fat and happy in this country, and I am not sure a week in the dark would be the worst thing that ever happened to us. Bible lesson is Hebrews 11, the roll call. Every entry starts with the same two words. Some of them stopped the mouths of lions and some of them were sawn in half, and the writer refuses to rank them. ---

  4. 5d ago

    They let him out twice. A 4 year old with a gun. The 1991 memo nobody made you read

    A man ran a residential treatment center for children in Ohio. Boys as young as five, girls up to seventeen, kids a court handed him because they could not stay where they came from. Police had two months of messages, four trips to meet a girl who turned out to be an undercover officer, and what they found in his car and on his devices. They released him on bond. He got arrested again weeks later. They released him again. Then the FBI matched his DNA to something that happened in May. Also today: two boys, twelve and fourteen, shot dead in a parking lot in the middle of the afternoon over which street they lived on. A four year old girl in Milwaukee and the two unsecured guns in her house. A four year old in Boston and the minutes that got spent on a story about a roach trap. A former firefighter and a life sentence. A man who spent six years in a trading group. And a federal sentence for cutting handcuffs off a man in ICE custody that works out to four days and the price of a tank of gas. Then the document. In 2004 a traffic stop in Maryland led federal agents to a hidden basement in Virginia with eighty boxes in it, and inside was a 1991 memorandum laying out a plan for North America that names itself the Civilization-Jihadist Process. It became a government exhibit in a federal terrorism financing trial that the government won. I will read you what it says and the list of institutions it told them to build, and you can decide for yourself whether thirty five years was enough time. And the 1966 article two Columbia professors published on purpose, explaining how to overwhelm a system until it breaks so somebody can collect what falls out. Once you see that shape you will see it in the border, the courts, the schools and the sidewalks. Bible lesson is Ezekiel 34, the shepherds who fed themselves while the flock became meat for whatever was out in the dark, and the four words God says to them that no institution has ever been able to answer. Every knee bows. Every tongue confesses. God wins, and I will tell you why that is the best news in this whole hour. ---

  5. 6d ago

    They kept the tapes. A 15 year old shot eleven people. Bring back the asylums

    State police in Pennsylvania carried VHS tapes out of a farmhouse. As of February, analysts had processed about twenty percent of them. Four men in their sixties are charged, one of them owned the house, and a victim told investigators she had known two of them since she was five years old. The District Attorney says the case is very much ongoing and the number of victims is unknown. In Tallahassee, twelve people were injured when somebody opened fire near the stadium after Florida A&M's homecoming game. Six of them were children. The youngest was eleven. Police say none of the victims appear to have been who the shooter was aiming at, and the person they arrested is fifteen years old. In Alabama, a man was sentenced to a hundred and forty years after agents carried twenty devices out of his house and found more than half a million files. In Virginia, a man already convicted of this in 2016 got twenty five years for doing it again to boys as young as ten, which raises a question about what his supervision was for the last decade that nobody is going to answer. And in Massachusetts, distributing video of a two year old got sixty three months. Seventeen years in Ohio, seventeen and a half in Kansas, five and a quarter in Massachusetts, same month, same federal system. Then the argument I have been wanting to make for two years. In 1955 the state hospitals in this country held five hundred and sixty thousand people. By 2016 it was thirty seven thousand. We closed ninety percent of the beds, built half the clinics we promised, and there is a rule from 1965 that still tells the federal government not to pay for a psychiatric facility with more than sixteen beds. Half a million people did not get cured. They got moved. Our jails and prisons now hold roughly ten times as many seriously mentally ill people as our hospitals do. I want the asylums back and I will tell you exactly what I mean by that and what I don't. Plus why I want capital punishment and what justice reform actually means when I say it instead of when they say it. Chicago's weekend. An Illinois gun operation that found a conversion device. And vote these socialists out, top to bottom, every line on the ballot. Bible lesson is Josiah. Eight years old when they crowned him, from the worst family in the kingdom, and at twenty six somebody found a book that had been lost inside God's own house. What he did after he read it is the whole show.

  6. Oct 24

    Six pipe bombs and a synagogue. A judge said there aren't enough prison beds. Yes, I believe the conspiracies

    A grand jury in Utah unsealed an indictment this week against a 22-year-old man in Ogden. Agents found six working pipe bombs in the house, two rifles, and a phone with a search for a nearby synagogue on it. What else was on that phone is the part most outlets will not lead with. In Massachusetts, a jury convicted a 53-year-old man who put an 11-year-old in a car in New York and drove her across a state line. That state cannot execute anyone for anything, and the story of how that happened involves voters who said yes and a court that said no on a technicality nobody ever bothered to fix. A Utah judge handed probation to a man with more than 300 images of abused children and explained that there are not enough prison beds. The Speaker of the House called for him to resign. The courts answered that the sentence was exactly what the Legislature's own guidelines allowed. Both of those statements hold up, and only one of them points at something you can actually change. Plus: an elected Texas county official indicted over a two-year ghost payroll and a kickback sent over Cash App. A DEA operation across 14 counties. 16,136 fentanyl pills. A registered sex offender who went dark for a month. Three deported men who came back and got time served. Then the thing a lot of you sent me this week: the sealed Department of Defense envelope that supposedly went to every hospital in America. I am going to tell you exactly where I stand on it, and on all of it, and why reading the pattern of the last hundred years leaves me room for every single thing they say is crazy. If you would rather not believe in the bogeyman, I will give you the door on my way through it. You do not have to agree with me to be welcome here. And the federal criminal investigation into a sitting member of Congress. If the allegation is proven, the punishment already written into federal law is far heavier than almost anyone realizes, and I will walk you through every statute. I will also tell you the two things that could make the whole case collapse before a jury hears a word. I am also laying out exactly which policies I vote and why, because no human being on that ballot is coming to save you. Christ already did that. What is left is laws, and I will tell you where I stand on every one of them: babies, girls' sports and locker rooms, taxes that actually reach your own community instead of fraud, a man is a man and a woman is a woman, and criminals held completely and utterly accountable. Plus what Minnesota quietly did in 2023 to the words preserve the life. Bible lesson tonight is Daniel 6. Not the children's version. There is a documented government conspiracy in that chapter, a sealed decree, a lie told to a king's face, and a pit that worked perfectly on the men who built it.

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This is The Faith and Fire God Country Podcast where we stop bowing to comfort and start calling out the culture. If you’re tired of politics poisoning your family’s future and faith being pushed out of the conversation, subscribe now. We’re holding the line (and the lies) accountable.

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