Welcome to After Dark on the America Out Loud Talk Radio Network.

I am your host, Rob Harper, and I am glad you can join me tonight.

Folks, tonight I want to talk about the prayer service that took place yesterday at our nation's capital, at the national mall, or on the national mall, it was billed as a day of rededication of our country as one nation under God as we mark the 250th anniversary or birthday

of the U.S. or independence from Great Britain.

Thousands of people showed up at the National Mall during this rededication ceremony.

And my understanding is that it was to just to reedify that our country was founded on Judeo-Christian values.

And that's true.

Freedom of religion.

But the country was founded on Judeo-Christian values. And it is a value system

that is certainly under attack by the left. And when I see the left, meaning Democrats.

And this was evident when Barack Obama came into office some 16 years ago.

It's hard to believe that it's been that long that he was in office creating complete chaos came in in 2008 under this whole thing of the urgency of now.

And this was his time. He had to get in because he had to make a change. He saw that the country was fading away, and he needed to get in and stir things up. And he did just that. Barack Obama, whether you want to believe it or not, what is the most divisive president we have ever had, the first black president and the most divisive president

and our nation's history. And we've had a lot of others. We've had presidents who

wanted slavery. We've had presidents who wanted segregation. But we overcame all of that

to be taken back to it when he came into office.

Now, during his first eight years, I mean, his first four years in office, it was really

just like quiet, not a whole lot.

But during the last eight years, the radical, his radical side came out, the side that cares nothing about America, doesn't care anything about the principles of America was founded upon, showed us that he hated America, he wanted a divisive America, and he divided us. And we have been divided up until that today.

Trump has come out and has tried to bring us together.

Now, in the most unconventional fashion, you can say, you hate Trump, but do not doubt his love for the country and the things that he wants for the country.

And this goes back 40 years ago. He's been talking about this. You can look at all the different

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