There's no other explanation.

yeah i was taught young earth creationism as a child and also all the other theories uh but it becomes very important i think people think oh yeah this is ancient history in the bible or it's you know maybe some sort of a illustration or it's all an allegory but it's it's actual history and when you recognize that god created humanity that god created the earth that god created man and woman, then you start to see everything else come into a different light.

You start to see why rights come from God, why God is ultimately sovereign and not man, why there's intention and purpose and sovereignty behind God and his actions, and that it's not just a mistake, that it's not just an evolutionary process, that it's God creating for a specific intention and creation, and your views of that inform how you think about other aspects of life.

So it's really important to get that right.

And if you can't take the Bible literally in Genesis, you're not going to take it literally anywhere else.

So this is of great historical importance, I think, but even more than that, it's of great spiritual importance.

Andrew, what do you think? What should people be doing in the upcoming midterm? How do we prepare for this planned revolution that I think is in the works?

Well, first thing, you need to protect your families.

There's no other explanation.

yeah i was taught young earth creationism as a child and also all the other theories uh but it becomes very important i think people think oh yeah this is ancient history in the bible or it's you know maybe some sort of a illustration or it's all an allegory but it's it's actual history and when you recognize that god created humanity that god created the earth that god created man and woman, then you start to see everything else come into a different light.

You start to see why rights come from God, why God is ultimately sovereign and not man, why there's intention and purpose and sovereignty behind God and his actions, and that it's not just a mistake, that it's not just an evolutionary process, that it's God creating for a specific intention and creation, and your views of that inform how you think about other aspects of life.

So it's really important to get that right.

And if you can't take the Bible literally in Genesis, you're not going to take it literally anywhere else.

So this is of great historical importance, I think, but even more than that, it's of great spiritual importance.

Andrew, what do you think? What should people be doing in the upcoming midterm? How do we prepare for this planned revolution that I think is in the works?

Well, first thing, you need to protect your families.

We're supposed to be celebrating Indigenous Peoples' Day, but, uh, what's your take?

take?Well, I think it's really easy to go back 400 years and judge a man who did a lot of great things with a contemporary lens, but I think people need to look at the fruit of what Christopher Columbus was able to achieve and see that it was the creation of America, the most prosperous country in the world, and the evils he was able to combat and the sharing of the Christian gospel of Jesus Christ, um, was really a generational impact that he had.

Um, and frankly, um, you know, even if he did some of the things that he's accused of, which I'm not saying, uh, he is guilty of those things, but e- even if he was, let's say, I think the payoff for that and what we were able to receive with Western civilization, the formation and discovery of America, um, outweighed the bad, but I don't even think that's true.

And, uh, our good friend John Eidsmoe has a great book on this, Columbus and Cortes, where he goes through and actually debunks a lot of those myths.

And people need to really recognize that the reason the left hates Christopher Columbus, uh, was because he was a Christian man from Europe who came, uh, and ended up squelching a lot of evils that indigenous people were doing, a lot of pagan ritual sacrifices, cannibalism, et cetera, and that does not play well with the DEI CRT, uh, ideology.

So that's ultimately why they go after Columbus, but he should be celebrated, uh, and today's a special day.

Do you know?

No, I, I, I can't find it.

We're supposed to be celebrating Indigenous Peoples Day, but what's your take?

Well, I think it's really easy to go back 400 years and judge a man who did a lot of great things with a contemporary lens.

But I think people need to look at the fruit of what Christopher Columbus was able to achieve and see that it was the creation of America, the most prosperous country in the world and the evils he was able to combat.

And the sharing of the Christian gospel of Jesus Christ was really a generational impact that he had.

And frankly, even if he did some of the things that he's accused of, which I'm not saying he is guilty of those things, but even if he was, let's say, I think the payoff for that and what we were able to receive with Western civilization, the formation and discovery of America, outweighed the bad, but I don't even think that's true.

And our good friend John Eidsmo is a great book on this Columbus and Cortez, where he goes through and actually debunks a lot of those myths.

And people need to really recognize that the reason the left hates Christopher Columbus was because he was a Christian man from Europe who came and ended up squelching a lot of evils that indigenous people were doing.

That's right.

What do you see among your generation?

There's certainly a renewed interest in things that are more rooted in eternal truths and principles.

Unfortunately, when it gets to the particulars of that, there's a lot of misguidedness.

But I have seen a lot of resurgence into orthodoxy.

A lot of people are going Eastern Orthodox or they're going to the Catholic Church.

There is a resurgence in that, and I think that is a reaction.

to modernity.

What do you think? Are they really interested in fighting misinformation?

What do you see among your generation?

There's certainly a renewed interest in things that are more rooted in eternal truths and principles.

Unfortunately, when it gets to the particulars of that, there's a lot of misguidedness.

But I have seen a lot of resurgence into orthodoxy.

A lot of people are going Eastern Orthodox or they're going to the Catholic Church.

There is a resurgence in that, and I think that is a reaction.

to modernity.

What do you think? Are they really interested in fighting misinformation?

So how do you understand this speech, Andrew?

Well, I listened to the whole thing.

It's powerful that three minutes was the best three minutes.

That's why we showed it.

We shared it online.

It went viral, hundreds of thousands of views.

But I think the important thing to recognize here is that Trump is right when it comes to the rhetoric and the chastising of the United Nations.

What do you make of all these attacks on children from the castration to the killing to the horrible stuff happening in the schools? It's just heartbreaking as far as I'm concerned.

Sounds like NATO is no longer involved in

this.

Talk about that.

Yeah.

So in 1951, the US signed an agreement with Denmark.

It was called the US-Denmark Greenland Defense Agreement.

and it was contingent upon nato involvement uh it was a nato alliance agreement for the united states to have one base um in greenland it's the uh tool air force base or tuli depend on how you pronounce it i was renamed in 2023 to the uh pit ufic uh base and uh anyway if the united states were to ever leave nato which marco rubio and donald trump have floated before uh that agreement would be gone And Greenland would be open now under this new agreement.

What's your take?

Andrew, what do you think? Are we going to have a safe midterm

election this year? There's no reason to think so, because our leaders have done basically nothing to secure the election since, you know, we've had the 2020 debacle and election interference ever since, you know, at least John F.

Kennedy's race.

So this is a massive threat.

We need to start thinking about election integrity as national security.

People have thrown out that tagline before, and it's so true, but that needs to start being policy in the United States, because if we don't have secure elections in foreign countries, China just being one of them, our meddling, we don't have an actual, pure, constitutional republic and that's a problem so this is a national security threat it

There were hundreds of notices to us companies from this bureaucracy and only four of them were refused the company 4chan they send back images of hamsters to them i guess but this bill has a shield right that would protect americans and it also has a sword that would give americans the ability to go after these bureaucrats if and when our free speech rights are infringed on uh andrew what do you think do we need something like this

Well, we need some sort of protection because the European Union and all these elitists are going absolutely crazy.

What do you make of what's happening to the industry?

Well, I think that AI is ultimately a huge hurt.

I don't think it's a help.

I think, you know, we hear the phrase all the time, oh, it's a tool, it can be used for good or evil.

And there's obviously an element of that that's reality.

But AI is now flooding the zone so much where you look at a lot of t-shirts, advertising, reels, commercials, they're ai most of them are ai at this point and i think we're going to see a future alex where actually human non-ai content is going to be a premium that people are going to pay for it to have the pleasure of not consuming ai and that the ai stuff is going to be the slop it's going to be the freebie stuff and that human-made content is going to be what you pay for we're already seeing this happen some of the top 10 youtubers online are already bragging that their channels are ai free And I think that this is going to be huge with filmmaking, with music, with journalism, because all these things get back to who we are as humans.

It's a reflection of creativity.

How concerned are you? very concerned and i like the matching of the bullhorn to the the

What do you make of it?

Yeah, well, the first thought that comes to my mind is why are we even having the president of the United States tell parents how many times they should take their child to the hospital? Why are we having the CDC or the FDA do that either? What should be happening is we should have products, because vaccines are products, if people like to think it or not, and they're either good or bad.

And there should be organizations that test those products and parents can make a decision with the advice and consent of their doctor, the advice, I should say, their doctor.

And they can decide if they want to give them to them or not.

And if they want to give them 72, that's fine.

Probably not a good idea, but fine.

And if you want to give them zero, even better.

aborted folks that is grotesque that is disgusting that is wicked and frankly i would not be surprised to see god's judgment rain down upon massachusetts and the united states of america it's horrifying it's sickening i thought the babylon b hit the nail on the head satire news site when they announced that the state of massachusetts had unveiled a statue of moloch at the state capitol molek if you're not familiar with molek was an ancient pagan canaanite deity that demanded lots of child sacrifice if you go back and read your old testament the child sacrifice is not new it's not unique to the united states of america it was a hallmark of pagan societies around the world but andrew this is just grotesque i mean it makes you sick the idea i mean if you've ever seen an ultrasound of a baby i've got six babies i've seen the ultrasounds like their babies right just because they haven't come out yet they're still babies uh if you've ever seen like a video of these babies being aborted like they're literally ripping off their limbs i mean it's so vile it's so disgusting uh i mean as far as i'm concerned when the declaration of independence said that we have a god-given right to life and the purpose of government was to protect the rights that god gave us i mean that's a no-brainer to me the government needs to be protecting unborn babies what do we do in a case like this where rogue states run by I don't know, demons, say, no, you have the right to murder your babies whenever you feel like it.

hello everybody welcome to the sentinel report i am andrew muller guest hosting for alex newman so happy to be here with you we have got a great show lineup for you today we're going to be discussing anthony fauci who's in serious trouble he's been held in contempt of congress sounds great uh but is there a potential risk in this contempt move we'll unpack that uh rand paul has discussed a lot i actually spoke with rand paul about this so we'll get into that Even the famous quarterback Aaron Rodgers is getting in on the action, dogging on Fauci.

Lots of fun there.

Meanwhile, Tucker Carlson, the famous, now sort of infamous, depending on who you ask, Tucker Carlson, the podcaster, is setting the internet on fire with his 10-point policy platform that many are saying is the launch of a presidential run.

We will touch on that.

Trump's also going against birthright tourism, birthright citizenship.

We'll get into all of that in the new segment of the show.

Absolute

coward.

what was it what was that andrew i mean why why were these young americans for liberty young conservatives libertarians why were they so down on vivek ramaswamy that's his stomping ground huh

yeah so this is in cincinnati about five to seven hundred of the most active students on college campuses and high schools and they don't like him because of his christmas crash out in 2024 where he took to x and he wrote about a 10-page missive on how young people can't afford a house can't achieve the American dream because they're simply too lazy and it's not foreigners, it's not the government, it's you.

That was his message.

And he's never backed down from that.

And young people look at the Federal Reserve, they look at the mass migration crisis, they look at the inflation of our currency, and they see that their government has failed them.

And Vivek Ramaswamy will not acknowledge that.

He won't acknowledge that mass migration is a problem.

Andrew, what do you make of this? I mean, why are the communist Chinese trying to influence our journalists?

You've got a lot of whiny people say, oh, it's McCarthyism 2.0. Is Trump just

making it up? Is there no communist threat? There's totally a communist threat.

All people have to do is look to Los Angeles or New York City to see the Democratic Socialists of America rise in their ranks.

They're saying they own these cities, they own those provinces.

And Trump is doing something that, as you said correctly, has not been said since truly Ronald Reagan's era, which is that communism's real.

It's not only in China and across the world.

It's also here within our own borders.

all right hey thanks so much folks that was sean patrick terrio founder of mark37.com stay with us we'll be right back with one more segment here on the sentinel report

What do you make? And it'll probably be changed by the time a lot of people are even hearing this,

but what do you make of this? Well, Trump's at the G7 right now in France, and he was said in a press conference with Emmanuel Macron that that wasn't necessarily the deal, but it's very behavioral.

And if they're good, then maybe they'll get money.

If they're bad, they won't.

It's so vague.

And, you know, one of the key points we were told from people who were for this war is you can't trust the Iranians.

That's rule number one.

I mean, is James Fishback, when you talk to him, is he as bad as these guys are saying?