0:00 Three days ago, I flew into Washington, D.C. to hand my book on UAP into the hands of members of Congress. I just got through security, and now I'm inside. I had no idea if it would work or not. I had no contacts. I had no appointments. Hey, do you know how long the cap's open? I do not. Sorry, it's my first day. And yet I tried anyway. I'm sitting on the steps of the Capitol, hoping to meet Tim Burchette, Eric Burleson, Anna Polina Luna. Can you help me figure out how to do that? Sitting on the Capitol steps at 5.50 p.m. Monday isn't going to work. Here's why I was doing it anyway. The government is releasing UAP footage. Members of Congress are calling these things angels in not so many words. I think an older term for that would be what Tucker Carlson probably calls his angels and demons. Chris Bledsoe has been on the forefront of pushing that agenda as well, saying one of them visited him in the woods.
0:57 Angels. Angels. Angelic beings. Created beings. They're made of energy, but in a ball of light. But out of that ball of light comes a glowing being. The most powerful people in Washington are openly suggesting that these visitors are benevolent, sent for a higher purpose. But what if they're wrong? I spent five years studying this. I wrote two books on it. I have over 100,000 copies that have been ordered by people who understand. I have over 100,000 copies that have been ordered by people who understand how serious this is, from a Christian perspective. I have over 100,000 copies that have been ordered by people who understand how serious this is, from a Christian perspective. Scripture warns us that in the last days, deception would come that would be dressed as light. The spirits behind it would be invited in, even. I had three days. The A.I. was telling me it probably wasn't possible, and so here's what actually happened. I had just finished walking the Rededicate America 2.50 event near the steps.
1:56 I sat there for a while thinking, I had just finished walking the Rededicate America 2.50 event near the steps. I sat there for a while thinking, there are people who are supposed to be representing us here. There had to be a way to reach them, somehow. I'm sitting on the steps of the Capitol, wanting to meet Tim Burchett, Eric Burleson, Annapelina Luna. How do I do that? Representatives fly into D.C. on Monday. They take meetings Tuesday through Thursday and fly home Friday. Right now, half of them are landing at Reagan and Dulles. By tonight, they'll be at receptions, dinners, and other events. By tonight, they'll be at receptions, dinners, and other events. Where could I bump into them tonight? Three blocks behind the office buildings. Three blocks behind the office buildings. The Capitol Hill Club at 300, First Street SE, that's the private GOP clubhouse. The Capitol Hill Club at 300, First Street SE, that's the private GOP clubhouse. The Capitol Club looked exactly what it was.
2:56 Stuffy, expensive. Members were sitting around and chatting. The Capitol Club looked exactly what it was. only. I wasn't getting in there. But the restaurant next door, Bullfeathers, was packed. And I was hungry. More ways than one. I wanted to reach people, but my stomach couldn't stand to gain some sustenance as well. So I walked in. Inside, I instantly noticed something. The room was full of interns. For those who don't know, and I didn't know when I got there, every member of Congress has like three or four interns, plus a full staff. They handle calls, schedules, briefings, and there are probably 30 of them in there. Suits, watches, brooches, designer, everything. Like the entire room had just come from church. I ordered some pad thai and was sure that this would be a way to reach somebody. But how? And then I heard one of them, louder than the rest. He said, hey, I know you. I recognized you. You were at Anna Polina Luna's party, weren't you? The Christmas party last year? It was great. Anna Polina Luna, the chair of the task force on declassification of the federal secrets. The Christian congresswoman who posted this weird thing with a bunch of eyes on it, calling it an angel, the days before I flew up there. The most important name I felt on my list.
4:25 I sat there, and I was like, I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. I sat there for the rest of my meal, trying to figure out how to approach him without ruining his date, because he was on a date. He was with a pretty girl. I didn't want to be the guy who interrupts dinner, but they kept talking. Talked and talked, and I got tired of eating one bite at a time and looking at them, waiting for them to get done. And I finally finished my pad thai, and I stood up, and I paid for my meal, and I walked over there. And while I walked over there, I put my hand on his shoulder, and instead of addressing him first, I looked at his date, and I said, this is a very smart man. I know he'll know who to give this to, and I handed him a book. He looked so confused. He wanted to look smart in front of his date, of course, and he took the booklet, and I said one thing. I looked him square in the eye and said, APL, and I turned, and I walked off. What was that? That's her initials, Annapolina Luna, the one he just shouted across the room that he knew. He understood immediately, and I walked out. I'll never know what happened to that book, but maybe he handed it to Luna. Maybe he forgot. Maybe he kept it as a souvenir. Maybe he laughed about it and threw it in the trash. I don't know, but it was an opportunity. But I knew I had, to be more creative than this if I was going to actually get this right and get more books into the hands of the people that matter. So I went back to where I sleep, and I asked AI how to do this for real, because I had a whole other day ahead of me on Tuesday. I handed one book to an intern at Bullfeathers. I need to do better tomorrow. Walk me through it. I need a schedule.
6:18 Members of Congress aren't at the Capitol most of the time. They're in the three house office buildings, Cannon, Longworth, and Rayburn, on individuals. They spend roughly 70% of their working hours there. Tomorrow morning, every member of the task force on declassification is in D.C. Their offices are open from 7.30 a.m. to 7 p.m. Any visitor with a photo ID can walk through security, ride the elevator, and walk into any member's office. The front desk staff will accept materials. That's literally part of their job. Three buildings, underground tunnels, open to anyone. Anyone with an ID. After five years of studying this from Tennessee, I had no idea any of it was true. But finally, I figured it out. For tomorrow, you need three websites. First, docs.house.gov slash committee. Every public hearing and markup scheduled this week, by day, by committee. Second, oversight.house.gov slash hearings. The oversight committee schedules specifically. Third, a majority leader dot gov slash schedule. The floor schedule. When the house convenes, when votes are called. Doc.house.gov slash committee. Oversight.house.gov. Majority leader dot gov slash schedule. I'm showing you these URLs because if you ever try to do what I did, for any cause, not just this one, these are the websites that turn a guest into a leader. I'm showing you these URLs because if you ever try to do what I did for any cause, not just this one, these are the websites that turn a guest into a plan. And this is what AI helped me do.
7:59 You also need staff contact information. Most members publish a public press email or contact form. The legislative assistants, the LAs, are the people who brief the boss on incoming materials. They don't always publish their direct addresses, but the press contacts do, and the front desk will give you LA names when you walk in. Help me write a short email to each of them so that when I walk into their office tomorrow, I'm not just... Going in cold. Draft, for Luna's press secretary, David Leatherwood. David, I'm a filmmaker and founder of Orion Media Ministry in Tennessee, in D.C. through Thursday. Two years ago, I authored two booklets framing UAP through a biblical lens, showing how this is unfolding, published well before the May 8th Pursue release and before the Chairwoman's Biblically Accurate Angel post. Over 100,000 copies read. I'd like five to ten minutes with whoever handles task force on declassification, work this week, or to leave booklets at 226 Cannon.
9:00 Calling tomorrow morning to follow up. So six emails went out that night. I had a real reason to walk into every one of those offices next day. I wasn't going to be the stranger. I was going to be the guy who'd already emailed. One more thing. You need a sport coat. Everyone in D.C. outside the Capitol falls into three categories, exercising, visiting or working. Most are working, and the dress code is not what you'd think. Not black, not blue. Everyone in D.C. wears a blue sport coat. 22-year-old interns, fitted blue blazers, running around with Apple watches, designer brooches, and the whole entire town had just come from church. So that night, I bought a blue sport coat and some inserts from my cheap Ross dress shoes.
9:55 Ordered the visits by building to minimize backtracking. Tomorrow afternoon, Longworth first, Burchett at 1122, Burleson at 1108, Gill at 1305. Then Cannon, Luna at 226. Then Longworth again, Boebert at 1713, Mace at 1728. Then your own representative, Fleischman, at 2187 Rayburn. By the time I went to bed, I had a schedule, a list. Six emails the same. New sport coat and a 5.30 a.m. alarm. I had no idea I was about to spend three hours walking through tunnels nobody told me existed. 7 a.m. Eight emails went out in two minutes. I had scheduled them. The texts to journalists, the eight phone calls at 9 sharp. Burchett's schedule said he's not available this week. Luna's office, drop the materials by.
10:52 Mace, Boebert, Gill, drop the materials. Okay. So here's what I learned. Members of Congress book their calendars three to six weeks out. Sometimes two weeks or three weeks you can get away with. But walking up cold and asking for a meeting on the day isn't how it works. The polite answer is, drop the book. We'll call you if we need to. The honest answer is, you should have planned two months ago. But what one call was different. One person said, I believe it was a friend of mine, said, I believe it was a staff member, said, I can promise you the material will get to the office and it will get to his hands. That's the single best response a scheduler can give short of an actual meeting. A direct commitment that the booklet reaches the member personally, not just routed to staff. Better than what most lobbyists get on a first contact. That was Eric Burleson's scheduler.
11:47 Not a yes, not a meeting, but a promise. In Washington, a promise from a scheduler is the first real thing that happens. Driving in the morning was a nightmare. Parking, though, surprise, nobody really enforces the two-hour limit. I parked three blocks away and walked in. All right, let's go down this tunnel. This is the tunnel to the U.S. Capitol and the tunnel over there. Cannon and Longworth are connected by a tunnel easier than going outside. Take the elevator to basement. Follow signs reading Longworth. Short undergrad. Underground walkway. Two to three minutes. You don't re-clear security. Three buildings, an enormous building called Rayburn at the end, the south, all connected through enormous underground tunnels.
12:39 Some of them go to the Capitol itself, but those are restricted, staff and members only. The public never sees this. Okay, Tim Burchett, 1122 Longworth, right next door. Eric Burleson's office. They are hands down on it. I called in earlier. I'm Brad Burnham. Okay. This is Eric Burleson. Okay. The promise that the scheduler had made on the phone now made again by a different person in real life. I left two copies in the office, one for the member and one for the L.A. covering the task force. Brandon Gill, 1305 Longworth.
13:25 Hello. How's it going? I called in earlier. My name is Brad Burnham. Oh, you're eating lunch. This is for the UAP investigation thing. Awesome. It's for Gill. Great. That's all I need. I'll make sure it passes. Appreciate it. Thank you. No problem. Have a good one. You too. Ana Paulina Luna, 226 Cannon. Hey, how's it going? Hey, good. I called in earlier. Want to give this to Luna? Oh, perfect. This is for the UAP study committee. Oh, awesome. Thank you. Yeah. I appreciate it. Lauren Boebart, 1713 Longworth. Hey, how's it going? Hey, good. I called in earlier. Want to give this to Luna? This is for Boebart. Oh, excellent. Thank you very much. Appreciate it. My name is Brad. Thank you. Have a great day.
14:11 If you can get that to her desk, I'd appreciate it. Nancy Mace, 1728. But two booklets, each office, 12 in total, six members on the task force on declassification of federal secrets, done. Longworth Basement Cafeteria. Public Access. Affordable. Fast. Surrounded by staffers and the occasional member. I ate lunch surrounded by people who actually run the country. 20-something staffers in suits. Lobbyists. The occasional member walking through with a tray. The whole political ecosystem in one room.
15:12 And the door was unlocked to anyone with a photo ID. Last stop, my own congressman. Congressman Fleischman. Fleisch... Fleisch... I can't say your last name very well. Tennessee 3rd District. I walked in as a constituent. I picked up a free house gallery pass. What is that? Well, it allows you to go see what's actually happening inside the capitol. And I walked out with the only piece of prearranged paperwork that I had the entire trip. 12 booklets and 12 hands of front desk staff. One real promise made. And I had no idea if any of it will lead to a single member ever holding the book. But at least it was in your office and it's not up to me anymore. Oh. Hi. Hi.
16:03 I'm a constituent from Chattanooga. Okay. Just wondering if I can get a gallery pass. Yeah. Um, where's the gallery passes? Yeah. How are you, sir? Good. How many were you wanting? Oh, just me. I'll show you my ID. Sure. Where are you from? Chattanooga. Chattanooga. Oh, very good. Yeah. Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. University, Southern. All that. Mm-hmm. Very good. See? That's the house right now. And so, like, it's a little bit different. Yeah. It's a little bit different now. And so, like, if you were to teleport to the gallery and be watching Representative Nathaniel Murren speak to the presiding chair, I don't know if they're voting or what legislative business is occurring. It may just be speeches right now, but, yeah, you'd just be in the chamber witnessing that. Okay. Yeah. And so, this is going on right now. Can I use this tomorrow, too? Or do I get one for you again? You could come back. I think they take it once you give it to them.
17:05 So... Yeah, yeah, yeah. You know, I don't want to... Yeah, yeah. Oh, that's totally fine. I just wanted to do it once. And so, either today or tomorrow. Yeah. Wednesday morning, everything I'd written for over five years was either going to land somewhere or crash and burn. Where should I eat tonight? Walk down to Hawk and the Dove, 329 Pennsylvania Avenue, Southeast. Three minutes from where you are. Mixed crowd of staff and staff. I'm not sure if you can hear me. I'm not sure if you can hear me. I'm not sure if you can hear me. I'm not sure if you can hear me. I'm not sure if you can hear me. I'm not sure if you can hear me. I don't know if you can... So, today's clarity, it's going to be at the Hawk and the Dove. 329 Pennsylvania Avenue, Southeast. Three minutes from where you are. Mixed crowd of staffers and journalists, multiply generations. I had a Caesar salad. They called it Fries Filibuster fries or something like that. And it's amazing, this whole political ecosystem down here. I'm vegetarian. There wasn't much for me to eat. But, I went to Hawk and Dove and Hawk and Dove had a wall of TVs.
17:54 These we call them. These is a kind of palecribedases that speak like Hedonitic traditions. Hedonitic traditions. Sports, which what you would think would be on most of them, was actually news on most of them. But every single time the news showed Washington, every single time, every person on every table would stop and turn around and watch. It made me a little bit nervous because I was right under the TVs as I didn't care to watch them. It was remarkable how different DC was from the rest of the country. People who live there don't watch DC the way the rest of us watch the news. They watch it the way you watch a thunderstorm coming. Finally I went to bed. The AI built for me a schedule for Wednesday. 5.30am alarm, Capitol Hill, club sidewalk, 8.30 for GOP conference meeting, then oversight markup at 10.
18:45 The day was already packed. My scheduler wasn't even real. Terrible traffic. Caused me to be unable to get to DC until after 8.30, which was missing my first appointment. The Capitol Hill club sidewalk was bonus round, not load bearing. The markup at 21.54 Rayburn is the real event, and that's still ahead. Skip the club entirely. Walk straight to Rayburn. I missed the morning window. The AI was telling me that it didn't matter though. The real moment was outside the 21.54 room, wherever that was. Right before 10, the first congressman walked towards me. Tim Burchett, Tennessee, He seems to look like a very personal guy.
19:44 Salt and peppered hair, glasses, and distinct Knoxville cadence, the man who quoted Ezekiel in the courthouse news just six days earlier, I stepped forward. Congressman Burchett I flew up from Chattanooga to tell you what you missed. 8.аш I flew up from Chattanooga to the United States. Chattanooga to give you this book. Can I give it to you? And he said, thanks, dude. Two words from a sitting U.S. congressman. He looked at me in the eye and smiled and he walked into the room. And then I waited and I waited and nobody else came. And I asked AI, I was like, isn't this required? And it says, yeah, this is a required event. They all have to come. But this is also a very mundane list of things to do. It's a very common thing and it's very bipartisan. So there's not much to vote on that's going to matter. And so that's why I only saw Tim. But then the door flew open and an intern at the door told me the other members use private back entrances. The morning wave wasn't coming through the front. So I pivoted.
20:58 The baby was somewhere. Where were these people coming from? AI told me that the house votes at 11. Every member has to walk through here at 11. Okay. I waited 20 minutes. Nobody came. They went a different way. Okay. So where did they go? How do I find that door? They must have gone a different way because I was at the subway for quite a while and no one showed up. I'd flown thousands of miles. I'd gotten one book in into a congressman's hand. And AI told me from the start, this might not work. I almost left. And then AI told me something I hadn't thought of. While we wait, is there any way I can get a live webcast of what's going on in there? The markup is live streamed on oversight.house.gov. Empty seats means members not in attendance. There's Mr. Gosar and Burleson and McGuire. We got two en route. Mr. McGuire.
21:59 There you go. Here's Mr. Higgins. We're waiting on you, Glenn. All right. Give him the thing. Have all members voted? Does any member wish to change their vote? The clerk will close the vote, report the vote total. If they call a roll call, the clerk reads every name. That tells you exactly who's in the room. Four of your six targets are physically inside 2154 Rayburn at this moment. Burchett, Burleson, Boebert, and Gill. Only Luna and Mace are still gray. Burchett, I'd already handed the book to. But Burleson, Boebert, Gill had all walked past me and through the doors I couldn't see. They were already in the room. How did I know they were in the room? Well, I had looked at the webcast and it had shown that they were voting in the room. Shouldn't Burleson be in there by proxy? Is he in there by proxy? How is he voting? House committee rules don't allow proxy voting. If Burleson's name is green, he is physically in the room right now. A staffer ran up to me. I was looking down at my phone or something. He said, he's halfway through the book in oversight. It's halfway through your book. Oh, awesome. Awesome.
23:25 I don't know what he just said, but he said something about how he read the whole thing in committee. Wow. I was thrilled. I was thrilled that they were actually reading the material because I think this is super important. I think we're on the verge of something that's going to be communicating with us directly and we need to make sure we know what we're doing with this. Tim Burchett was sitting at the oversight committee reading my book in real time while the markup was happening. That's fantastic. More members are likely coming. A delay actually increases the chance you'll see additional targets. Stay positioned. Then the first one, Congresswoman Lauren Boebert, walking in with her family. She was clearly, clearly very busy. But in the moment, it wasn't mine to interrupt, but I did it anyway. I let her go. Tim Burchett came back. I nodded at him. I didn't say anything. I already knew that he had what I needed, so I didn't push any farther. It would have been weird. Brandon Gill walked past deep in conversation. I let him go too. I didn't want to interrupt if he was too busy. But then I saw Boebert. She was very busy. I couldn't contact her, but then she came back out. And this time she was with less people and not as busy. And the moment was just right.
24:48 She took the book and nodded as she walked back in. And unfortunately, I couldn't get any video of that. But two members that day got the book. And I thought I was at the ceiling. I was like, okay, that's it. At least I've got it in the hands of two people. And then Eric Burleson, walked into the room. The man whose scheduler had promised on the phone that the book would reach him. Congressman Burleson, I'm Brad from Tennessee. I have a booklet on Old Testament UAP angle that you mentioned the courthouse news last week. He didn't take the book and walk away this time though. He nodded and kept going. And then he stopped and he asked who I was. And then he said something I'll never expect. Come back to my office. I have a meeting in a few minutes. But I want to talk to you. He had a meeting scheduled right over the top of ours. And he pushed it away. He walked me back to 1108 Longworth. And he sat down across from me. Let me tell you how significant that is. Because I couldn't get a hold of a lot of these other people. But the ones that I knew were going to the meetings, I was able to at least get this in their hand. They continued walking. And they showed great respect and nice. They were very nice people. But Burleson, Burleson was like, hey, come back with me.
26:07 And what he did next was shocking. Because he walked outside the building. And that's a big deal. Because in order to get in these buildings, you got to go through a full TSA screening in order to get in. I'm not staff. I'm not a member. How am I going to get back in there? I'm gonna have to wait in that long line again. But we went in the next building across the street. And I looked at security. And they looked at me. And I got no pins or anything special. I got nothing on my collar. And that's how you can identify a member is a little pin on their collar. And as I got through security, I stopped. And he looked at me. And he started going past around security. And they're like, waving him on. And they were looking at me pointing. And he said, no, no, that's okay. He's staff. I mean, we had just been in a secure area. And it's not like I talked to anybody. I was with him the whole time, right by his side. And he said, no, no, that's okay. He's staff. I didn't get any handoffs or anything. So it makes sense. But still, I was a bit concerned at that point. And this guy showed me so much. He was so nice to me. He asked me, what do I do for, what do you do for a living? And I told him, I'm in real estate. And I do YouTube. And I told him about the audience and how we have been following this from a Christian perspective for about five years now. I told him that there are some very interesting information in the book. I think he should read. I talked to him about Roger Morneau, a former cultist that says that spirits, demon spirits will declare themselves to be inhabitants of far distant planets in the galaxies coming to earth to explain the destruction of the planet unless something proper is done to avoid it. I explained how Joe Jordan had been following this stuff. And he was a researcher, MUFON detective. And he says that these things sometimes appear with dead relatives. I talked to him about Chris Blake. I told him that there are some very interesting information in the book.
28:08 And I told him that there are some very interesting information in the book. And he said, how he had been studying Egyptianology after that. And his son, Ryan, has a whole podcast that talks about what his father had told him about this stuff. And what really shocked me about this whole thing is that even though I'm sure he's very fascinated by this and very into it and wants to study it completely, he didn't know how deep the blood sows were in Egyptianology. I'm going to do a separate video on this because I think it's very important. Because he said this. He said, he pushed back to me. He said, I thought Chris, I met him in person. He said, Chris is a Christian. He's not an Egyptianologist. He personally met one of the most prominent UAP experiencers in the public conversation. He believed that the man was Christian. And I disagreed respectfully. I shared what concerned me about the case. I told him about well, everything else I had just told you. You know, a man who left the occult and wrote about spirits beyond wild encounters. I told him about what I believe about what's happening in the skies right now. I believe that these stars of the heavens is what the Bible talks about. He listened. He didn't argue. And he asked, what questions do you have for me? And I said, sir, I know you can't reveal any classified information, but where do you think this is going? Unfortunately, my recording equipment wasn't running. I was too amazed by what was happening. But he said something to the effect of, if people see this as angels, then I think it's going to be a good thing to keep the conversation talking about God. I'm not exactly sure if that's word for word or not, because I don't have the recording. But I know that it seemed positive to him if it had something to do with God. This is a spiritual deception unfolding in plain sight. He said something carefully, like a man who has thought about it deeply. He said, if angels are involved, more people will think about God. Then he asked, would you like a picture? I said, absolutely. And so we took a picture together. A Christian congressman pulled me out of the hallway into his office, met with us as a peer, listened, challenged me, took a picture with me, and then went back to the meeting he delayed just to talk to me. And then I walked out of office into the hallway knowing, I think, that this was the reason I came to Washington.
30:50 I'd done what I came to do. Three members, one real conversation. The trip was over. But something kept nagging at me. A thought kept coming into my mind as I'm going up and down through these elevators and across buildings under tunnels under the ground. I should give a book to AOC. Ocasio-Cortez, I think, is her full name. Are they required to issue any disclosure regarding UAP sightings, or do they engage in any reporting around this? In terms of the contractors? Yes. Not that I'm aware of. They do not. Okay. She was absolutely interested in what was going on here. I saw her asking questions to David Grouch in some of these hearings. But I couldn't shake the feeling of, go give a book to AOC. So I did. So I... Okay. Since I couldn't shake it off, and she's not in the task force, and she's not in the UAP caucus, she's a Democrat, and I don't find that necessarily a bad thing. I just think it's interesting that none of the other Democrats are interested in this, it seems. But everyone I've gone to that's on this secrets committee is Republican. Why am I going to her? But I went anyway. Something keeps bugging me. AOC's not in the task force, but I want to give her the benefit of the doubt. Can you...
32:17 Please tell me if she's Christian, because something in my head keeps telling me to give her a book. AOC identifies as Catholic. She has spoken on the record. I consider myself Catholic. She has published in Jesuit magazines, references Bible passages frequently, and grounds her policy positions in Scripture. It didn't fade. So I walked it. Back through the tunnels, from Rayburn to Cannon, two floors, room 250. The door was locked. Maybe it was just a feeling. I dropped two booklets through the mail slot on her door. One for her, one for her staffers who pick up the mail. She's interested in this topic. She's a person of faith. Not my faith, but at least she has some concept, and she's just not an atheist. Even if her faith is different from mine, that's... that's fine. And this is a bipartisan thing that people are looking into right now. So UAP doesn't care about It is here to deceive everyone.
33:21 If the spiritual forces behind this are what I believe they are, then it doesn't matter which side of the aisle that the conversation starts on. The Holy Spirit, I believe, led me to a locked door. I left what I was asked to leave, and I can only guess what I can about this, but I'm willing to be the hands and feet of this journey. I couldn't do it without my supporters like you who partnered with me in order to create this booklet and get me out there. Thanks for bringing me there. That was the last book of the day, but not the last book of the trip that I gave out. Thursday was supposed to be a quiet day. I'd done what I came to do. No more meetings, no more markups, no more people that maybe I might meet and might not. There was no more guesswork. I was going to relax, maybe go to the top of the Washington Monument. I don't know. Something new, something fun.
34:18 So I decided to take the free gallery pass my own congressman had given me and watch the house from the inside. He got me into the Capitol, which I had no ability to get in otherwise. And I have no video of what happened because they don't allow you to record in the gallery or bring anything in for that matter, backpacks, wallets, cell phones. You have to put it all away and just sit there and watch. And it's... It's slow and it's boring, but it's very interesting. And I sat in the public gallery and I watched the United States House of Representatives debate, vote, argue, adjourn. And I left with a renewed appreciation for this country. I mean, truly, what the founders have set up is remarkable. To make sure that this country doesn't push over into a one leader that controls the entire thing, that can be easily manipulated by money, power, greed, lust, or just by his own corruption.
35:22 To the balance of politics between Democrats and Republicans, or like I like to say, justice and mercy. I think it's fascinating how this country is set up to make sure that it can't corrupt itself again. Unfortunately, the only way it's going to happen. Is if the people, collectively, in majority, call for it. And their beliefs and systems push in the wrong direction. Revelation 13 talks about this. And it's my number one worry. That will happen. You will be in my shoes someday, walking these hallways. I guarantee it. And I hope you understand what I did in order to show you how to do this even better.
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