Politics and the global power structure are shifting very rapidly. And here to talk about this with us today, Pastor Tom Hughes from San Francisco, Tom. It's great to have you back again.

It's great to be here again, Gary. It's always good to be here with you.

We're going to talk about a number of things,

including some of the things you've written about in your book, America in the New World Order.

Talk about a new world order. Since Election Day, Tom, things have changed rapidly, and the church

is very much a part of the mix.

And that's one of the things I really want to talk with you about today.

Well, I have a lot of things I could say about it.

So I'll try to limit it to the time that we have here together, Gary.

But I look at it and see so many different dynamics.

Apparently there was a large contingent of evangelicals that voted for Donald Trump and reading the news and talking with friends. There obviously are people

that are happy that Trump is president. There are those who are very unhappy that Trump is

president. So we have that that has developed within

our country. We really see the lines of division. But the thing that concerns me the most

is what I have witnessed within the church and within Christians and talking with them.

And there seems to be this thought that now that Trump is president, happy days are here again,

let's build our kingdom here on this planet.

And what I am very concerned about is that the church is being lulled to sleep through this current process that we're in.

And I believe that the next thing that could take place is the rapture.

Events seem to change every day.

The elections didn't turn out the way that a lot of people thought they were. It seems every

day I open up my laptop, I wake up in the morning and look at the news, and I wonder what's

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