Tucker interviews a musician named, John Rich - suppose I should know who he is and did not.
John is a country music superstar, or he is rather successful (he discusses) along with being a deep Christian who can cite scriptures with probably the best of them. Something compelled me to watch it, to listen to the guy. Rich goes through his carrier, which as said, he was successful with it, yet in his words he was saying that he had hit a wall because success became the illusion when he realized that it is not the same as someone being significant. What does that mean, he explains it.
Rich journeys through this phase, and starts realizing things about himself, and as a Christian, and also other Christians (including their pastors) who may attempt to say the right things yet are given passed down lines and interpretations (not much different than Judaic Rabbinical interpretations out of the Talmud (Mishnah from out of the Torah, if understood) or the jihadis warped views twisted out of the Koran. Later in the talk, he speak of the dispensational Christians who misinterpret, and that he had written a song called
Revelations, which, apparently, set the pulpits pounding that included death threats because he was telling them, you ain't going to be raptured. Well, one can imagine that some would not be pleased.
He sits down and gets serious on the subject of evil, the evil that comes for our children. He speaks of Diddy Combs (evil) and also Charlie Kirk (one gets the subtle impression that he is no fan of those now in control of TPUSA after Kirk was assassinated). Rich relates that his wife had attended a DHS cyber information session on predators, and how they work through apps to get at one's children - outside of any parental awareness of it, and just how widespread the predators have become (at the time, John did not know anything about this). John cites that in the U.S.A. alone, something like 38 million cyber predator cases have been brought forward, and if children are taken, only 1% are ever found. Rich covers a lot of this, which caused him to recently write “The Righteous Hunter" - have not watched it, yet he describes its making and it is not for the feint of heart. On
Facebook:
“The Righteous Hunter” will shock, anger and embolden parents to protect their kids. As for the predators who see this? I pray you become paralyzed by the Fear of God, and the American Parent. (VIEWER DISCRETION ADVISED) Pls repost & download here:
At the end, and I was waiting to see if Tucker would address any of this Middle East horror show, and also just how far Tucker would go if brought up, which is when he asks Rich about Israel and the Dom of the Rock business. John does not falter in saying - basically saying as people here might, that these Christians are attempting to engineer events, sow chaos, to manufacture their version of end times. In essence, it is Christian service to self, wanting Jesus for self and no others - and in his paraphrased words, God does not work that way and they have become blind to what the words say of it.
As said in the beginning, had not known who Rich was, and had even been reluctant to watch it. It took a bit to get into.
Tucker:
John Rich on the moral cowardice of some American Christians. Don’t run from evil; confront it.
