And where are you?

Hey, God bless you, Dom, and your team there.

I am actually in the People's Republic of New York City at the UN General Assembly, came up here to support my Jewish sisters and brothers.

You know, they're being hammered all week long.

It's like Israel is the worst thing that was ever created.

The Jews are the worst thing that ever came on planet Earth.

So I'm here in New York City trying to do the good work.

this whole

Pastor Bill Devlin, welcome, and where are you?

Hey, God bless you, Dom, and your team there.

I am actually in the People's Republic of New York City at the UN General Assembly.

Came up here to support my Jewish sisters and brothers.

You know, they're being hammered all week long.

It's like Israel is the worst thing that was ever created.

The Jews are the worst thing that ever came on planet Earth.

Where does it come from?

religion? Isn't that one of the first things, Bill, or do they think, hey, let them have their religion, we don't care about that? How does that work?

Well, it works because I work with about 30 pastors here in Cuba that are great people.

They're not rising up against the government.

And so what they do is they actually apply for me to get a special, what they call a religious visa.

So I'm down here with a team.

I've got team members from California and New York, and I bring American teenagers down here.

And then we just did a full two weeks of two Jesus Youth Festivals in the city of Holguin, which is Cuba's third largest city.

No takers, though.

religion? Isn't that one of the first things, Bill, or do they think, hey, let them have their religion, we don't care about that? How does that work?

Well, it works because I work with about 30 pastors here in Cuba that are great people.

They're not rising up against the government.

And so what they do is they actually apply for me to get a special, what they call a religious visa.

So I'm down here with a team.

I've got team members from California and New York, and I bring American teenagers down here.

And then we just did a full two weeks of two Jesus Youth Festivals in the city of Holguin, which is Cuba's third largest city.

No takers, though.

Hey, Bill, what are you doing in Kenya today?

God bless you, Dom and Henry and Captain Kirk.

I should call you guys the gravy boys.

So God bless all the gravy boys.

God bless your listeners.

And, yeah, I'm here in northwest Kenya just to give people a little orientation, and I'm happy to be your roving international correspondent on 1210.

And I'm in an area poverty-stricken.

when they don't want to get this vaccination and their livelihood, their career, the military, they're all going to be out unless they figure a way around this.

So what is your view on what's going to happen there, Pastor Bill? Looks like the regime maybe is on its last legs.

Yeah, I agree with your previous guest, the lawyer.

I only spent a day in law school, so I'm glad that he's been around for 47 years.

Yeah, and yeah, it's going to fall.

I mean, I'm in contact with Cuba each and every day.

And yeah, I've been there so often.

We've been building churches.

New York, what kind of future are they going to have with Mondami? Or I call him Mondummy.

Welcome.

Hey, great to be with you, Jeff.

Been a while, and thank you for wanting to discuss Nigeria.

I've been there four times in the last nine months, 19 times over the past four years.

So, as you know, I do travel the world to the hot spots, to wherever Christians are being persecuted.

murdered or killed or persecuted.

I go to 21 nations.

Should we be welcoming that kind of a guy as a former al-Qaeda leader?

Where's it headed? Where's Melissa headed?

It's headed up...

Yeah, it's headed in that...

there, there's a, probably, I don't know how many miles wide, but it's headed in a northeasterly direction.

So it'll go v- in St. Catherine's Parish north and then Montego Bay, where these 25,000, thousand tourists are, they're gonna get hit, and then it's gonna take an oblique right-hand turn, and then it's gonna go to eastern Cuba, cities like Holguín, Santiago de Cuba, Las Tunas, uh, Baracoa, which w- hit, was hit five, six years ago by Hurricane Maria, and that's eastern Cuba.

And then there's a small separation between that part of Cuba and western Haiti.

And then it's gonna barrel into Haiti and, of course, Port-au-Prince is on the southeastern side of Haiti, of Hispanola, and Port-au-Prince is also gonna be hit.

Yeah.

What do you see, Bill? Good evening.

Yes.

Good evening, John.

And thank you, God bless you and your listeners.

And I am here on a balcony overlooking the entire city of Kingston, pouring down torrential rains, gale winds of 150 miles per hour.

There's local, uh, catastrophic flooding.

And however, the power is still on in most neighborhoods as I'm on a balcony overlooking Kingston, Jamaica.

What are they made of?