Hello, thanks for joining me today for Give Him 15. Our title today is,

Heaven Shall Never Abandon Us. Sandy Fitzgerald, writing for Newsmax, points out that a third

of the district judges in Washington, D.C., five of the 15, had never served as a judge before being appointed

by Obama and Biden, and were also born in other nations. One of the five has only been a U.S.

citizen since 2019. Now, let that sink in. Five of the rogue judges dictating policies that affect our entire nation had never served as a judge in any capacity before being appointed to some of the most powerful judgeships in America.

They are Judge Tanya Chutkin. Born in Kingston, Jamaica, came to the U.S. in 1979, in addition to

overseeing the legal challenge to Doge, Department of Government Efficiency's work to slash government

spending. She's presided over cases involving Trump, including overseeing his

criminal trial in connection with the 2020 presidential election. Judge Amit Mehta, not sure if I'm

pronouncing that right, appointed by Obama, born in Patan, India. He is to oversee four January

six civil cases against Trump. Judge Anna Cecilia Reyes, I'm not sure how to pronounce that,

nominated in 2021, was born in Uruguay, and grew up in Louisville, Kentucky,

and is the first openly LGBTQ Hispanic woman to be appointed to the court.

She presided over an objection to an executive order from Trump that declared genda dysphoria as inconsistent with standards

for troop readiness, blocking the order through a preliminary injunction. Surprise, surprise.

Judge Amir Hatem, Madi, Ali, and another Biden appointee is the first Muslim and American, Arab American

to serve on the D.C. District Court. He was born and raised in Canada to Egyptian parents and

became a U.S. citizen in 2019. He has written about Trump's 2017 executive order restricting travel to the United States

from seven predominantly Muslim countries stating that, quote, prejudice and intolerance,

end quote, were the very hallmark of Trump's campaign

against Muslims. In more recent actions, Ali restored $2 billion in spending to foreign non-profit

contractors by USAID and had been on, that had been on pause

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