Hey, welcome to politics by faith. Brought to you by the Patriot Gold Group. Thanks so much to being here. This week we have a lot to talk about just based off today's show on Sirius XM. We talk about the Golden Rule. And someone called, oh, Slater, you know, there's something called the Platinum Rule. It's like, oh, man, it is. And I'm just doing a little bit of research on it. I'll do, we'll do a whole episode on this one.

But it is, and I'm just doing a little bit of research on it. I'll do, we'll do a whole episode on this one. But it's, it's quite insidious. And from Satan, no question. It's great. Really, really interesting. I never heard of it before. And then we talked about the media and all their talking points. And of them from Kamala's oh there's so much

joy joy joy joy she's all about joy joy versus rage so much joy it's so joyful Georgia

and someone called in and said ah slated there's a big difference between joy and glee

oh it's so smart that's a brilliant point so we'll do more on that as well. But I'd like to make one more point about deceit in light of Tim Walls, the vice presidential candidate, his stolen valor, clearly lying about his rank over and over and over again, making it seem like he served

in Iraq or Afghanistan. We talked this morning with an actual command sergeant major who served

with Tim Walls. Tim Walls was not to command sergeant major even though over and over and again

he said he was. And where I was very much willing to give the benefit of the doubt to a lot of the misspeaks

from Tim Walls, no more benefit of the doubt.

He knew exactly what he was doing.

It's stolen valor.

You can be a civilian and lie about being in the military.

And you can also be in the military and lie about your rank, exaggerate what you were in the military and you can also be in the military and lie about your rank exaggerate

what you were in the military you can't do that but you can't him he did and he'll get away with

it because the entire media propaganda machine is behind him and Kamala but it's a really bad lie

the analogy I was thinking of when I was talking to this other National Guardsman

is you can say you went to Harvard, went to Harvard, or graduated from Harvard. Well, I went to Harvard.

Sure, I walked through the Harvard yard. I went to Harvard and then I went back home. Or I went to

Harvard and I went for a year and flunked out. Or I graduated from Harvard, those are all very different. Went to Harvard, went to Harvard, graduated from Harvard. You have a lot of people to say, oh, I went to, I went to Harvard. And what they went to is like the, there's like a government school. It's like a summer program. But you can go and so I went to Harvard and people think you went to Harvard for your undergrad and you didn't. You went for like a summer program. But you can go and so I went to Harvard and people think you went to Harvard for your

undergrad and you didn't.

You went for like a couple weeks for some program or something.

Someone the other day just asked me if I went to Yale law school and I have, I went to Yale.

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