james robison's a good friend of mine and i want to tell you why you should listen to james robison today. don't listen to james because he's spoken in over 600 venues around the country. full to the brim breaking attendance records at the rolling stones didn't and appear with billy graham throughout the '70s and '80s. although he did that. don't listen to james because he has an international missions outreach that has literally saved the lives of thousands of young children, saved countless young women from child prostitution and dug water wells although he's done that, too. don't listen to james because millions, 20 million plus, have come to an understanding of jesus christ through james primary vocation, that of an evangelist. but here's why you should listen to james. james has stood up twice at critical times in our country as a citizen patriot and the first one is quite interesting. he is a southern baptist evangelist and in the late '70s he saw a southern baptist president and realized perhaps not all people of faith had the same views politically as he saw president carter. and

richards and robison, robison and richards, catholic evangelical, mormon, jews. americans of goodwill who understand we are a nation under god and indivisible and as such we will prevail. what an inspiring message. thank you james, thank you, jay, thank you paul eldridge for taking the gavel for a little while. we have depth and bench on this team at colorado christian university and the western conservative summit. for the entrust of the next main speaker let me welcome the honorable ambassador marilyn ware. >> thank you. i do want to comment post-script. it took me 42 years to get there to the embassy. so remain resilient and determined in what you believe. john, good to be with you and bill and eleanor armstrong, summit friends, all of us it will be my pleasure and will be yours i'm certain to introduce kt mcfarland who is a foreign affairs expert and national security expert. just by way of background you should know that kt worked in security positions for three presidents, for nixon, ford, and ronald reagan. she and i had a breakfast meeting this morning an

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james robison, indivisible. richards and robison, catholic, evangelical, mormon, jews, americans of good will who understand we are a nation under god, we are indivisible and as such, we will prevail. thank you, james. thank you, jay. thank you, my good friend, paul eldrid eldridge, for taking the gavel for a little while. we've got depth, we've got bench on this team at centennial institute at colorado christian university and the western conservative summit. for the introduction of our next main speaker, please welcome our dear friend, the honorable ambassador, marilyn ware. >> john, thank you. i do want to comment postscript. it took me 42 years to get there to the embassy so remain resilient and determined in what you believe. john, good to be with you and bill, summit friends, all of us, it's my pleasure and will be yours, i'm certain, to introduce k.t. mcfarland, who is a friend of freedom, foreign affairs expert and national security expert. just by way of background, you should know that k.t. worked in s

jonathan and kevin will be introducing james robison. please help me welcome jonathan finer and kevin miller. [applause] >> isn't this a fantastic event? it is a pleasure to see all of you. it is my pleasure to introduce you james robison. he is working with j richards. jay will be speaking first. he is a friend of mine. i want to tell you why you should listen to james robinson today. don't listen to james because he has spoken in over 600 venues around the country, full to the brim in breaking attendance records that the rolling stones did not and appearing with bagram throughout the 1970's. -- billy gramm to wrap the 1970's. don't listen to him because he has an outreach that has saved the lives of thousands of children, saved a young women from child prostitution, and doug water wells. although he has done that, too. becausesten to james millions, 20 million plus come to an understanding of jesus christ through the james. but here is why you should listen to james. he has stood up twice, at critical times in our country, as a citizen

he is here today with co-author james robison of their latest book "indivisible: restoring faith, family, and freedom before it's too late." today our society is riddled with fatherless homes and a national debt on the brink of $16 trillion, and a government that has grown increasingly out of control. to quote dr. richards, today we are fight agriculture war, not a civil war. a culture war is unlike ordinary political debates. it's a fight over the fundamental principles on which cultures are based, end quote. ladies and gentlemen, please join me in welcoming dr. jay richards. [ applause ] >> welt, it's wonderful to be here. i'm now at the discovery institute in seattle, but have been at a number of think tanks actually throughout my career. and i'm a little intimidated. try to put yourself in my shoes. so we've heard from governors. we've heard from glenn beck. we've heard from some amazing speakers. and now you're going to hear from a philosopher who is going to use slides, right? that's sort of the basic story. i honestly felt like something important was supposed to happen here this

james robison's last two words were restoring freedom. that's what we are doing. we are restoring freedom. we must exercise our rights under article 5 as our founding fathers intended and i just want to take the time to say this. is it amazing when you look at what our founding fathers intended with article 5 they gave states the unilateral power to propose and ratify amendments to the u.s. constitution. they did not give that power to any other entity of government. they gave no power to the president. they gave no power to state governors but they gave state legislatures the unilateral power to propose and ratify amendments. we have gone too long without using article 5. the founding fathers had great faith in us. it's time we had faith in ourselves. >> senator curtis olafson, restoringfreedom.org, the national relief amendment. senator hang out up front here as we break into the luncheon time and come up and meet senator olafson and learn how you can be part of what they are doing. this week has reminded us in the arizona ruling and the obama care ruling those

robison is not able to sing at peekskill that week, but he makes a declaration.hen fascism comes near, like it has in peekskill. i will come back in one week to sing. in the intervening week, they amassed between 20,000 at and 30,000 supporters to protect the cotton growers. they make it into the ground. he sings, he is buzzed by police helicopters, fbi helicopters tried to kill the sound, but he sings, and then there is no violence on the grounds but concertgoers, as they are leaving, are directed deliberately into an ambush road by westchester county police. all along the road there are gangs of teenagers and mostly young people with rocks, boulders, piled high, at a periodic staging post on the way to the bronx, and they are destroying the cars, throwing boulders through the windows, a glass a shattering, hundreds of people are getting injured. pete seeger was there. he recalled what it was like to have his car surrounded by mobs, rocking it back and forth. even now, he has in his chimney a huge boulder which had crashed through the windscreen and almost kille

. >> julia is in robisons. she'll be there. all of these models will be here tonight and walking down. we have about 20 congressional representatives coming and they're going to escort these kids down the runway. >> julia, you want to show off your purse? that's wonderful. >> frank, you look very handsome. all ready for the party. >> thank you, julia. let's head on back. >> tell me about tonight's event. how can people get tickts and where? >> you can still get tickets at the door and it's at sul belmont. and we're just very excited. we're going to raise a lot of awareness. hopefully some funds to the alzheimer's down syndrome research and congressman van holin will be there. >> how much are tickets? >> they're $250 and you get great food, wine, celebrities and these wonderful, inspirational models. >> thank you so much. >> thank you so much, barbara. >> and for bringing your beautiful models with you. >> thanks. >>> well, the tickets, as she said, are available at the door. >>> 11:27 is the time. coming up in the next half hou

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