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  • Flashpoint fears Sharia law. The Bible commands the same things

    Flashpoint fears Sharia law. The Bible commands the same things
    Nov 6 2026
    Gene Bailey's Flashpoint posters call halal food a backdoor Sharia jihad while Hank Kunneman prophesies a Republican midterm win.

    The posters warn that Sharia law will replace the Constitution, and the Bible's own laws answer every claim they make about stoning, cousin marriage, amputation and polygamy. Flashpoint's panic over child marriage runs straight into Republican opposition to child marriage bans. Its halal pamphlet borrows the invented slaughter stories Julius Streicher printed in Der Sturmer. Doug Wilson admits Muslims would not be welcome in a Christian republic. Micah Beckwith calls a stand against Islam a political winner. The Watchman's Decree, read by Gene Bailey alongside Lance Wallnau and Hank Kunneman, declares that no government is legally recognized but theirs. Kunneman's band fumbles the Star Spangled Banner, and then he speaks in tongues and claims the House and Senate for Republicans. His 2020 Trump prophecy failed. The thumb drive prophecy he repeated on Jim Bakker's show promised prayer in school and an end to abortion, and neither came true. His answer to the accountability petitions leans on 1 Corinthians 14 and a fivefold office ranking that keeps him in charge of Lord of Hosts Church. Greg Locke's new movie skips his 2022 witch saga, when he claimed to know six witches and then named Brian and Gina Warren, who served on his security team and in his wife's Bible study. The Warrens' livestream shows what they actually did: Gina told Ty Locke to be careful around Clay Clark, General Flynn and the Reawaken America Tour. Subscribe, leave a review and share this episode with someone who needs it.

    0:00 - Gene Bailey's Flashpoint Sharia and halal posters rebutted with the Bible and compared to Der Sturmer
    36:12 - Hank Kunneman's midterm prophecy for Republicans and his excuses for his failed 2020 Trump prophecy
    49:33 - Greg Locke's witch accusations against Brian and Gina Warren, left out of his movie

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    1 hr and 1 min
  • God's side voter guide: every Republican lie fact-checked

    God's side voter guide: every Republican lie fact-checked
    Nov 5 2026
    John Greiner's My God Votes claims his church was forced to close, but Harris County's brief order applied to every church in Houston.

    The "God's Side" voting chart that opens the episode fares no better: Numbers 5, the Establishment Clause, and the sabbatical-year, gleaning and tithe laws take apart its positions on abortion, a Christian founding, borders and help for the poor, verse by verse. Tim Barton twists the King James word "occupy" into a political mandate, and My God Votes' James Buntrock sells state capitol worship services as a cure for churches that sit out politics. TikToker Politapeach's list of Trump administration wins collapses point by point, from ending DEI and Charlie Kirk's remark about black pilots to tax cuts, inflation and a "no new wars" boast that the Iran War and roughly 6.4 billion dollars in spent Patriot missiles flatly contradict. A "constitutional republic, not a democracy" lecture misses that a constitutional republic is still a democracy with protections for minorities. A sketch from a TikToker pretending to be a liberal invents a left that wants Sharia law and defends Lindsay Clancy. Nick Hawk dares viewers to name one conspiracy theory that wasn't true, and Pizzagate, the failed QAnon predictions and the 2021 grassy knoll vigil for JFK Jr. answer him. His voter ID claim falls apart against his own NCSL source, which lists signature matching, sworn affidavits and provisional ballots. The defense of Donald Trump's Iran war ignores how John Kerry's nuclear deal kept Iran's program in check until Trump tore it up. Subscribe and leave a review for more grifters held to the record.

    0:00 - The "God's Side" voting chart and John Greiner's My God Votes church-closure claim rebutted
    29:45 - Politapeach's list of Trump administration accomplishments, rebutted point by point
    40:19 - The "Constitutional republic, not a democracy" claim, rebutted
    45:40 - The "pretending to be a liberal" TikTok on hate, Sharia law and Lindsay Clancy, rebutted
    49:40 - Nick Hawk's "name one conspiracy that wasn't true" challenge and the voter ID claim, rebutted
    55:55 - The TikToker's defense of Trump's Iran war, rebutted with the JCPOA nuclear deal

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    1 hr and 8 mins
  • Voting as a Christian first is a vote for theocracy

    Voting as a Christian first is a vote for theocracy
    Nov 3 2026
    Katie Cornell's campaign treats the Central Park Five as a hoax while her husband Tom Cornell deletes thousands of her sermon videos.

    Her run in Washington's 26th legislative district says nothing about Trump or abortion, but Hemant Mehta's reporting traces the vanished Sozo Church sermons, the Vimeo copies Tom Cornell forgot, and a surviving clip where Katie Cornell tells believers to cut off friends who deny hell. That reporting ties the Cornells to the New Apostolic Reformation, the Seven Mountain Mandate and the Watchman's Decree, even as she denies being a Christian nationalist. Trump's own clips on racehorse theory, good genes and immigrants poisoning the blood demolish her claim that the Central Park Five story made an innocent man look racist. That Opinionated Girl's message to Nick Matow insists Christians must vote their faith and that Catholics get their morality from God. The Bible's contradictions on marriage, wisdom and the old law dismantle that claim, and Numbers 5:11-23 undoes her insistence that God opposes abortion. Her talk of active Christian genocides in Nigeria and Congo collapses once Greg Locke's Boko Haram rhetoric meets the record, and her push for theocracy would strip Muslims in America of the rights she demands for herself. A Christian nationalist flea market and a MAGA house in Saint James, Long Island, both cash in on Trump supporters with straight capitalism while debate shows struggle to find any supporters left. Subscribe, leave a review and visit the website for more.

    0:00 - That Opinionated Girl's claim that Catholics get morality from God, rebutted with Bible contradictions
    6:10 - That Opinionated Girl's claim of Christian genocide in Nigeria and Congo, rebutted
    11:42 - Pastor Katie Cornell's Washington campaign, deleted sermons, and Central Park Five claim, rebutted
    42:30 - A MAGA house in Saint James, Long Island, and Trump's sinking popularity

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    45 mins
  • Joel Webbon: "I'm not saying I'm pro Hitler, but..."

    Joel Webbon: "I'm not saying I'm pro Hitler, but..."
    Nov 1 2026
    Joel Webb's neo-Nazi conference books Alex Jones while a TikToker claims the energy sensors in her hands move foil by telekinesis.

    Her telekinesis claim falls apart once you account for a tilted table, breath escaping behind a mask, hidden heat from a blow dryer and simple TikTok editing, and Matt Dillahunty's openly performed magic shows where an honest trick ends and a lie begins. Ray Comfort's sermon calls "God has a wonderful plan for your life" a false gospel, rejects altar calls and the sinner's prayer, and tells preachers to make sinners tremble before judgment and hell. That fear pitch arrives while evangelical churches keep losing members: Greg Locke and Paula White have each seen attendance drop from about three thousand to three hundred. Comfort's jab at blaspheming politicians seems aimed squarely at Donald Trump. Joel Webb's lineup includes panels on Christian nationalism, patriarchy, race realism and Jewish supremacy, with Alex Jones, J. P. Sears and James Fishback as speakers. The Christian nationalist pastor brags about his Aryan wife and children, and Webb's appearance on the Stu Peters show, where Peters questions whether Hitler was evil, runs straight into the Holocaust records. Colorado's win closes the episode. After lobbying by American Atheists and its Colorado Secular Advocacy Team, the Colorado Department of Corrections will no longer force parolees into 12-step programs. Parolees will be referred to Smart Recovery, sober housing providers must disclose any faith-based requirements, and telehealth will be offered where no local group exists. Kathy Hochul vetoed a similar reform in New York. Subscribe, leave a review and share this episode.

    0:00 - The TikToker's telekinesis claim, debunked as breath, heat and TikTok editing
    8:30 - Ray Comfort's call to make sinners tremble with fear of hell, rebutted
    28:53 - Joel Webb's neo-Nazi conference lineup and his appearance on Stu Peters' show
    43:59 - Colorado ends mandatory religious 12-step programs for parolees after American Atheists lobbying

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    54 mins
  • Atheists just want to sin: Greg Locke's laziest argument, answered

    Atheists just want to sin: Greg Locke's laziest argument, answered
    Oct 28 2026
    Kent Christmas's new Cyrus prophecy drops Trump, while Greg Locke claims he stood on the real Noah's Ark on Mount Ararat.

    On the Elijah List, Kent Christmas, once a loud backer of Trump's Cyrus Anointing, now promises a next president without the baggage, and that turn connects to churches like Greg Locke's losing members. Johnny Enlow still insists Trump is Cyrus, and one pastor lays hands on a cardboard Trump cutout. Christmas's own prophecies from 2021 and 2022, including emptied cancer wards and a great victory by year's end, fall apart against the record. Abdul El-Sayed's heckler Tommy demands he disavow the Muslim Brotherhood, then admits he supports religious laws. El-Sayed answers with his oath to the Constitution, everyone's right to pray or not to pray at all, and the example of John F. Kennedy. Kennedy's refusal to be a Catholic president. Mike Rogers's claim that El-Sayed has Muslim Brotherhood ties fails the same test. Kandiss Taylor refused to concede to Brian Kemp in 2022 after taking about four percent of the vote, with a Taylor Governor watermark on her video and a call to pray for guilt. Her fire alarms story swaps smoke detectors for guardian angels, and her claim that parenthood needs normalizing runs into polling showing most Americans over forty have children. Locke says an Islamic regime opened his Noah's Ark to scientists for the first time, but the site is a natural mountain formation that has been studied for seventy-five years. Subscribe and leave a review so the next Cyrus prophecy gets checked too.

    0:00 - Kent Christmas turns on Trump and predicts a new Cyrus president without the baggage
    16:27 - Abdul El-Sayed's heckler Tommy demands a Muslim Brotherhood disavowal, then backs religious laws
    37:30 - Kandiss Taylor refuses to concede to Brian Kemp and claims motherhood needs normalizing
    46:58 - Greg Locke claims he visited the real Noah's Ark on Mount Ararat, rebutted
    57:14 - Greg Locke mocked as a millionaire posing as an everyman, then the outro

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    58 mins
  • Evangelical moms teaching toddlers to chant about destroying hell

    Evangelical moms teaching toddlers to chant about destroying hell
    Oct 25 2026
    Failed prophecies from Robin Bullock and Kat Kerr promised Donald Trump a secret military inauguration on March 4, 2021.

    Before January 6th, Greg Locke insisted Trump would stay president, then denied that God ever told him so. Lance Wallnau's gold prophecy keeps pushing a gold link even after gold fell 23 percent and silver 48 percent. Lauren Witzke told Alex Jones in July 2021 that the Equality Act would turn scripture into hate speech and get pastors arrested, and none of it ever happened. Kat Kerr's QAnon and sovereign citizen theory claims the United States became a corporation after 1865, which would void every constitutional amendment since and let Trump be reinstated. Robin Bullock's built-in excuse that God won't force Trump back into the White House later turns into a claim that the Biden administration is a fake regime whose only purpose is to block the prophecy. Christian nationalist pastor Dale Partridge's claim that IQ is highly heritable, and his refusal to let his daughter marry a black man, run into the Flynn effect, research showing schooling raises IQ, adoption studies, Dickens and Flynn's finding that the gap narrowed, and the Nuremberg IQ scores of Julius Streicher. A National Conservatism speaker's call to board the Vance train for JD Vance echoes the National Socialists, and Hitler's Nuremberg laws borrowed from American Jim Crow laws, as The American Model documents. A TikTok mother's blood of Jesus prayer for her toddlers raises the question of whether minors should be allowed to make lifelong commitments like Jehovah's Witness baptism. Subscribe, leave a review and check the website for more episodes.

    0:00 - Greg Locke's failed Trump 2020 prophecy and Lance Wallnau's gold price prophecy
    7:14 - Lauren Witzke's false claim that Biden would arrest pastors, then Kat Kerr and QAnon's reinstatement theory
    11:18 - Robin Bullock's March 4 Trump inauguration prophecy and his excuse when it failed
    22:07 - Dale Partridge's IQ case against interracial marriage, debunked, and National Conservatism backing JD Vance
    40:55 - A mother on TikTok leads her young children in a "covered by the blood of Jesus" prayer

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    54 mins
  • "We drank the Kool-Aid and it's orange": Shane Vaughn's Trump cult

    "We drank the Kool-Aid and it's orange": Shane Vaughn's Trump cult
    Oct 21 2026
    Gabe Poirot's 18 Days in Heaven sells a manly, lion-like Jesus on Fox News, and Shane Vaughn's AI-written book makes Cherokees Israelites.

    Poirot tells Kayleigh McEnany that an 18-day coma after a helmetless skateboard crash brought him to a Jesus who rejects anything soft or tolerant. His Harrison House book follows the path that Colton Burpo's Heaven Is for Real and Alex Malarkey's retracted The Boy Who Came Back from Heaven already paved. The famous shoe on the hospital roof, the favorite proof for near-death experiences, collapses once anyone asks who verified it. Shane Vaughn's The American Indian: Our Brethren of the House of Israel leans on a Cherokee story from George E. Foster's 1899 Story of the Cherokee Bible. That tale traces back to missionary Daniel Sabin Buttrick, whose Lost Tribes obsession shaped his notes, and Cherokee writer W. A. Duncan challenged it in the Cherokee Advocate. Vaughn's clips go further. In them George Washington dedicated America to God where the Twin Towers stood, every signer of the Declaration descends from Israel, and the northern tribes crossed the Caucasus into Britain and then America. Each claim falls apart against the record, and so do Vaughn's doctorate, his youngest-evangelist boast that Marjoe Gortner beat by years, and his silence about his prison term for insurance fraud. Robin Bullock's livestream then brands atheist scientists thieves and robbers and reads a war between Lucifer and the Archangel into Jeremiah 4, a chapter about Babylon's invasion of Judah. His idea is old gap theory, which Thomas Chalmers introduced in 1814 and the Scofield Reference Bible later spread. Subscribe, leave a review and check the website for more.

    0:00 - Gabe Poirot's "18 Days in Heaven" manly Jesus claim on Fox News, debunked
    11:58 - Shane Vaughn's AI-written "The American Indian" book and lost tribes of Israel claims, debunked
    28:41 - Robin Bullock's sermon on atheist scientists and Lucifer's war in Genesis, debunked as gap theory

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    56 mins
  • Does silver solution cure COVID? Jim Bakker's 2020 claim, checked

    Does silver solution cure COVID? Jim Bakker's 2020 claim, checked
    Oct 17 2026
    Televangelist Jim Bakker's silver solution COVID cure and apocalypse food buckets anchor a blunt obituary of the PTL scammer who just died.

    A Fox News obituary covers PTL, Heritage USA and the Jessica Hahn scandal, and the court record fills in the rest: Bakker's wire fraud conviction drew a 45-year sentence that shrank to eight, and he walked out on parole after about five years. Marjoe Gortner's death gets the tribute Bakker never earned. Gortner's documentary exposed the trade from inside, from sweat-activated forehead ink to staged healings to Haiti appeals that raised $350,000 a month while only a few thousand reached Haiti. Shane Vaughn's 2022 broadcasts come back next. He brands BLM demons and Nephilim and calls Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson a jungle monkey spouting monkey sense. Then he reads an apology that a Joy-Ann Reid clip, apparently from the same episode, undoes with a racist slur. Gene Bailey's eulogy for his friend Jim Bakker insists the man admitted his mistakes and served his time. The sentencing numbers, the food buckets, the Bible pitches and Bakker's February 2020 silver solution claim, which brought regulators' fines and refunds, all contradict Bailey. Hank Kunneman's Captain Zepto closes the episode. Kunneman tells Christy Hare that God gave him this Trump-haired space hero, who serves King Elion, while he was blow-drying his hair. The "digital download" ships as a DVD, and the interview ends with an appeal for cash. Subscribe, leave a review and check the website for more episodes holding televangelist grifters to the record.

    0:00 - Jim Bakker and Marjoe Gortner die: a scamming televangelist and the ex-preacher who exposed the trade
    37:58 - Shane Vaughn's racist attacks on BLM and Ketanji Brown Jackson, and his apology rejected
    48:33 - Gene Bailey's tribute to Jim Bakker, rebutted with food buckets and the silver COVID cure
    59:09 - Hank Kunneman's Captain Zepto, a Trump-haired cartoon hero he says came from God

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    1 hr and 19 mins