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Trouble at The White House

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  1. Good evening. Welcome to Voice in the Wilderness. I'm Don Noble of Pure

  2. Heart Ministries, and I welcome you today with exceedingly abundantly and overflowing joy.

  3. I wasn't trying to be prophetic last week by saying, if something comes on

  4. the horizon, we will be postponing the continuation of the Seven Cities of Revelation.

  5. But I have the great honor of having with me today in the studio

  6. a real White House correspondent to share some insights I think you will find valuable

  7. and I believe it will give you prayer points with regard to our government and

  8. our nation. So it's my pleasure to introduce to you doctor Anthony Harper.

  9. I'm going to give you his bio, and then we'll hear from the doctor.

  10. So Doctor Anthony Harper serves as principal White House correspondent with the inter Mountain

  11. Christian News and israel News Who's Service Newsreel, exposing and reporting on anti Semitism

  12. and other human rights violations. Doctor Harper is an Air Force veteran and is

  13. an ordained Southern Baptist minister. He holds a pH d in psychology, a

  14. master's degree in guidance and counseling and recently obtained a second BA degree in communication

  15. with a journalism Medium Studies emphasis, as well as a music minor, and

  16. is listed in the second edition of Who's Who in Medicine and Healthcare. It

  17. is my pleasure to have this gentleman with us this evening, so I hope

  18. you enjoy this program tonight. Our topic tonight is Trouble at the White House,

  19. a White House correspondence perspective. And by the way, we are recording

  20. three programs for you, so for the next three mondays, doctor Harper will

  21. be with me, and I hope that you tune in to listen. Doctor

  22. Harper. Welcome to Voice in the Wilderness. It's great to join you,

  23. don and so important issues to address. Yes, and so this Trouble at

  24. the White House, we're going to start and let you talk about propaganda that's

  25. coming out of the White House. M hm, well, propaganda. I'm

  26. sure other people might have concerns about that. Is that what is happening in

  27. the in the in the in the White House, in the press room.

  28. It feels a lot like propaganda because it's just you know, supporting the narrative

  29. whatever the White House says, usually the risk correspondents aren't really challenging the Press

  30. Secretary very far on the issue, and most of the media seems to be

  31. very supportive of the Biden administration, like he can do no wrong, which

  32. is in direct contrast during the Trump administration when I was there and where they

  33. were after Trump all the time and badgering and just you know, challenging them

  34. all the time. But we don't see any significant challenging going on at the

  35. White House other than some Fox News questions some but my human rights questions are

  36. actually more thought provoking and more challenging than I think any other reporter there,

  37. and they don't want to address these major human rights violations that we're dealing with,

  38. not only the anti semitism and all the ramifications, but you know,

  39. human rights issues on a worldwide basis, whether it's the Chinese wigers that are

  40. experiencing oregon harvesting and for sterilization, besides the forced labor that happening in these

  41. interment camps in the province of East Turkistan. People may have heard about the

  42. Wigers, but there's also the international child sex trafficking problem that the White House

  43. won't respond to. And there's a Sound of Freedom movie that documents that problem,

  44. which I've seen and I really highly recommend. But well, these are

  45. serious issues. They're serious. They're so serious worldwide issues that you would think

  46. that any press corps would want to address at least ask about to the Press

  47. secretary. But yes, I know, I've watched some of those sessions and

  48. it's it's just rather nauseating to me because there's really no fairness. As we

  49. were talking yesterday about Simon Atiba, who has had his press badge removed.

  50. Every time this fellow would try to ask a question, she would put him

  51. down. So it's it's a very How can I say, there's just not

  52. any freedom there to speak the truth? And why they want to avoid topics

  53. that really, I mean talking about the wigers, talking about sex trafficking.

  54. Why wouldn't you want to address those problems. It's puzzling, isn't it.

  55. Yes, And in light of Veterans Day, they won't even address my veterans

  56. questions about homeless veterans with PTSD, I mean the problem with the border and

  57. housing, free housing for people that come across our border, but what about

  58. our veterans? Yes, that are suffering greatly, and so that is very

  59. disturbing. They won't even meet with me, they won't respond to my emails.

  60. The Press Secretary is afraid to call on me because because these questions make

  61. her uncomfortable. And you know, as you know, the role of a

  62. good reporter is to ask challenging questions in a good way, not a threatening

  63. way, just because you know, that's the that's the most caring thing to

  64. do, is to expose injustice and and you know, bring attention to these

  65. issues and hopefully the administration responds. But I don't see enough that happening,

  66. and I see the media complicit in this. And regarding the topic of propaganda,

  67. it reminds me is what Alan Dershowitz said here recently that you know,

  68. all the regarding the protests about Palestinian Lives Matter thing and the hate of the

  69. Jews, a lot of propaganda surrounding all that. And in the days of

  70. Hitler, the media was in bed with Hitler, you know, doing their

  71. propaganda thing, trying to convince people that Jews are wicked, evil people to

  72. be exterminated. So it is so upsetting to experience this propaganda first and the

  73. White House and I'm being bullied there as well. Well, let's talk about

  74. the conflict among the media people when we'll get to being bullied toward the end

  75. of our program, would you talk about the conflict that's going on among the

  76. media people there? Okay, Well, the conflict, you know is,

  77. you know, you mentioned Simon Atiba, He and I and others that are

  78. challenging and the media pushes back against us. I know, the medias I've

  79. been there with with Simon Atiba, you know, shouts out a question and

  80. he makes more of a deal than I have ever made, or I think

  81. most of the reporters. But you know, he's he is getting a lot

  82. of pushback on several fronts. And his press pass was removed and I've been

  83. the White House Correspondence Association removed his membership in that because of his his comments,

  84. you know, and what happens in his encounters with Carine Jean Pierre there,

  85. and it's been very lively interchanges. People may have seen that Simon A.

  86. Tiba is a friend of mine, and but he he did disrupt the

  87. press meetings on several occasions and he was very outspoken. So you know,

  88. I actually want to do that but I'm a member of the Christian media and

  89. representing a lot of Jewish people, so I have this responsibility in a christ

  90. Like way, not to I don't want to be a peer, belligerent or

  91. you know, disrespectful. Sometimes I do shout out a question, but it's

  92. in a very limited situation, like when the Press secretary was bragging about the

  93. right to kill children. I just shouted out a question about what about a

  94. child's right to life? She was talking about codifying roe and Fox News did

  95. a story about the child's right to life. I mean shouting that. That's

  96. an exception for me to do that. But you know, I'm trying to

  97. be wise and in my interaction with them there trying to be a serpent harmless

  98. as a dove at least. Yes much, yes, And that's a that's

  99. a pretty tough environment to to actually try to operate under that principle of scripture.

  100. But thank you for being such a gentleman, and I know that I

  101. listened to several of your clips, so I I see the difficulty. You

  102. know, just again, like you said, you know, a journalist is

  103. there to challenge the certain situations occurring, not just in our nation around the

  104. world asking the Press Secretary to address it, and yet there's no there's no

  105. comment from her, there's no acknowledgment that she even heard your statement or question.

  106. So, yes, it's a difficult arena to be in. It's like

  107. you're swimming with the sharks. But yes, you know, propaganda doesn't have

  108. a foundation in love. It's not rooted in love. And my approach is

  109. different. I'm trying to aproach it from a loving perspective of gently exposing the

  110. problem to educate people about what's going on. And I'm not here to condemn

  111. anyone there, And I'm just, you know, wanted to be christ Like

  112. and my approach, but the truth makes people uncomfortable sometimes and what is so

  113. I guess unique about what I'm doing, and with the help of God,

  114. I can courageously bring up scripture as it relates to Christian and Jewish concerns.

  115. So this is a news issue. But regarding the child's right to life,

  116. I was there at the on the Rov Wade day Supreme Court overturned this roeb

  117. Wade situation. I think I was the only reporter at the Press Secretary's office

  118. with I had a gentle confrontation with her in her doorway she was going to

  119. leave, and I asked her, you know, face to face, what

  120. about a child's right to life? What's your response to our Christian audience?

  121. And she was afraid to look at me, and she just turned around and

  122. went back into he oppose and shut the door. She wouldn't say anything,

  123. and I would just you know, gently, just asking her for a response,

  124. but you know, get the door slammed. So well, at least

  125. you're representing christ Well, what about the White House access for conservative media?

  126. You and Simon and there are others I'm sure that are part of conservative media.

  127. Fox News to some degree, at least they used to be pretty conservative.

  128. I think they've kind of changed a little bit of their leaning. But

  129. comment please about this access for conservative meeting. I mean, we have been

  130. talking about that that there's limited to none, but maybe you have a little

  131. more insight there. Well, I do, because I've seen it from the

  132. inside and from the outside issue and made a lot of valuable observations. But

  133. this is all described really well in this news report by Daily Signal four hundred

  134. and forty two reporters or lose their press passes or something to that affect that

  135. title, but people can research that on that it's highlighting the Daily Signal reporter

  136. Fred Lucas and his situation, Simon and Tiba situation and mine, and that

  137. my attorney letter is printed in this article, so I would encourage people to

  138. read what it has to say about that it's so important on several fronts.

  139. And I wanted to also give a reference to Dennis Praeger. There's a video

  140. about fake news goes along with this propaganda idea that people could watch this wonderful

  141. video clip, you know, about fake news and what it's all about,

  142. describing that whole narrative situation. But you know, it has been so very

  143. troubling to experience this, and I can say that my press pass is not

  144. impacted. I am able to get into the White House. Thank God for

  145. some good attorneys that challenge the White House. And it's described in this news

  146. article that people can read the attorney letter and they just really confronted the White

  147. House well and challenged them. And so the White House responds by saying,

  148. your press pass will be functional while we review your applications. So I haven't

  149. heard back from them, and I may never hear back. They just might

  150. want to shove this under the under the door, the under the carpet,

  151. and just you know, not to make a big deal of it, because

  152. it would be a big deal if they remove a major member of the Christian

  153. media. I'm usually the only christ media person there and usually the only member

  154. for the Jewish of the Israeli news media. So if they, yeah,

  155. it took mind, it'd be a nightmare for them pr wise, and we

  156. would make a big deal of it, but it would show their insult towards

  157. the Jewish and Christian audience in a very large way, and that would not

  158. be good in light of all the rise of anti Semitism and hatred for Jewish

  159. and Christian people. It is obvious to me, and I'm sure as a

  160. minister, it's obvious to you that we are really fighting a spiritual battle.

  161. It's so obvious that light versus dark, and Dirk doesn't know how to respond,

  162. as you mentioned, but the light needs to keep shining. I'm glad

  163. and I did not realize you were the only Christian person in that press corps

  164. there, and that's sitting in that room, so thank goodness, the Lord

  165. has you in a very special position there you're bringing light that, I'm sure

  166. to you. It doesn't feel like you're shedding and dispersing much light, but

  167. you are. You are a light in the darkness, and for that we

  168. are thankful. Would you address being bullied at the White House? An,

  169. That's an interesting thing. We often hear that children are being bullied on social

  170. media, being bullied in school. I was bullied, believe it or not,

  171. Bye, boys and so. But we didn't, I don't know,

  172. we didn't give much thought to it. I never I never shared that with

  173. anybody. I never told my parents, I never told anyone. It's just

  174. just kept it to myself. And I didn't like it at all. But

  175. really, being a girl, there wasn't much I could do. So white

  176. House bullying, please share your experience well too. But you know, you

  177. said something about being, you know, a member of the Christian media,

  178. and I'm really probably not the only Christian person there, but usually the only

  179. member of the Christian media there, Christian media. That's what I meant to

  180. make clear. I do meet Christian people there that work for other news outlets.

  181. I get to pray with other reporters at the White House, so and

  182. so that's wonderful opportunity. I met some reporters from Greece that are very supportive

  183. of Israel, and but most of the reporters I meet are anti Israel.

  184. So it was very a breath of fresh air to meet these some reporters from

  185. Greece news networks that were that understood the problem anti Semitis, and they were

  186. on my side of this issue, you can see clearly. But so thankfully

  187. there are some Christian people there, but there they don't have the freedom,

  188. I think as I do. With identifiable christ media outlet representing all the Christian

  189. newspapers in the US and Canada, we have about eight million readers. It's

  190. the Christian Newspaper Association, Okay, And I can get into the bullying situation.

  191. I think that's related to being a Christian there picking on me. But

  192. the more specific example was a Playboy reporter, a reporter for CNN. He's

  193. not always Salon, which is very liberal, anti Israel, anti Christian in

  194. many ways. But it was during the during that COVID vaccine situation at the

  195. White House and the double standards and all that. So I'm in a press

  196. room and this reporter is about six feet or so away from on the other

  197. side of room, and I want to go up and, you know,

  198. talk with him, but he he, he doesn't have a mask on.

  199. I have a mask on, and he's saying, stay back six feet away

  200. from me. You're not vaccinated. So anyway, I just thought I should

  201. mention I feel like I need to wear a yellow star. And he says,

  202. I'm not asking you to equate this to the Holocaust. That's terrible something,

  203. and I'm not asking you to burn them alive in ovens. I know

  204. why he you know, I comment, but I do feel like I need

  205. to wear a yellow star. That's my situation, and people Holocaust survivors in

  206. Israel were traumatized by speak what was going on. If you would I may

  207. have there may be some young listeners that don't know about the yellow star.

  208. Would you mind just explaining that a little bitter kay Hitler forced the Jewish people

  209. to wear yellow star to identify themselves. They had to have a yellow star

  210. on their person, on their clothing. So you can look up about yellow

  211. star, but that it was the days of Hitler and the Jews were,

  212. Oh, it's terrible to think about what would happened to them. And this

  213. very disturbing video to watch about the Holocaust, and we're almost I believe that

  214. we're in the early days of the Hitler youth, yes, giving rise to

  215. this situation. As Alan Dershowitz recently said in a video, he was interviewed,

  216. I think it was on Fox News, but and then he came up

  217. very angry against former President Obama. We'll be talking about that in another program.

  218. Yes, yes, very upsetting. So did you have any other incidents

  219. of being bullied? Oh, yes, there are a few other Actually there

  220. was one camera person for AB I think it was ABC News, But in

  221. anyway, I was outside and it was about this whole that was about the

  222. vaccine issue, and we're outdoors. But he's said, you claim to be

  223. a religious reporter and you come here and putting us all at risk by not

  224. being vaccinated. And then I responded to him, it seems like you're a

  225. hypocrite. We had an interesting conversation, brief interchange there, but he was

  226. just you know, confronting me about really telling me that I'm a hypocrite for

  227. being a member of the religious media, and that I'm there and I'm not

  228. wearing a mask. So anyway, interesting though. After I got really sick

  229. from that virus and I returned to the White House press secretary, not Carine

  230. Jean Pierre, but Jennifer Saki. She acknowledges my return and she says welcome

  231. back, doctor Harper at the beginning of the press meeting with all the reporters

  232. there. But she refused to take my questions. That was upsetting. I

  233. thought, wow, you know, maybe there's an open door, she'll take

  234. my questions. And nope. But at least she did call on me twice

  235. and she met with me. She was not afraid to meet with me,

  236. and she did respond to a couple of my emails. Whereas no response whatsoever

  237. from this press secretary. Well, that is a difficult place, and there

  238. is trouble at the White House. It's I mean, you don't have to

  239. be you don't have to be a White House press correspondent to know that there's

  240. trouble with the White House. Even with how about finding cocaine at the White

  241. House? I mean, oh, we've heard that, haven't we. What

  242. is what is that that the FBI doesn't know that there's cocaine in the White

  243. House. That's so odd? Yeah, you think I mean, there's supposed

  244. to be a lot of cameras on this, this is a high nobody knows

  245. location, no, I mean they can't find any fingerprints on the bag.

  246. That that's hard for me to believe. But maybe it's related to a lot

  247. of people thought it might be really just someone in the White House. I

  248. don't. There's a lot of secrecy, of a lot of smoke and mirror

  249. situation. But I'm wanted. I just finally, you know, comment it's

  250. sad for you and me and for others that have been bullied. I was

  251. bullied in high school, and actually I encourage girls, women to speak up

  252. and complain and hold people accountable. People can speak up and go after them

  253. and expose it in a godly way. Just expose it and complain and make

  254. your voice known. I didn't complain enough, and I didn't push back against

  255. the bullies as I would like to have had. But I had. I

  256. had some friends at school that loved to beat up bullies, so they were

  257. my buddies, and they like to defend me and beat them up. So

  258. it was okay as long as my buddies were nearby. But when they weren't,

  259. you know, I was being chased, you know, and I didn't

  260. want to fight, and I grew up with I had a lot of anger

  261. about this being bullied, and so I think some kids they just they blow

  262. up, and sometimes they do really bad things like shoot bullies and Columbine,

  263. Colorado maybe some other situations pushing people to the to the brink and and when

  264. you're on under influence of drugs. I can Columbine the shooters. I think

  265. we're involved with some psychiatric drug use, and so it can just push you

  266. over the edge and and really bad things happen. But it's really bad to

  267. bully someone and it can be sometimes with a dangerous outcome. Yes, yes,

  268. now I'm not familiar with the White House Press Corps. But are are

  269. Are you meeting every day with the press secretary or is the televised version of

  270. that just I mean, I don't know how that whole operation works. Okay,

  271. it's usually just three three press meetings a week because of President Biden traveling,

  272. and then she's not there when he's traveling. So I would say an

  273. average of three sometimes four, But and they last how long? They last?

  274. About an hour sometimes is shorter, but and then and then her preference

  275. is to you know, take questions from the first two rows of reporters.

  276. This has been happening actually for quite some time. But but Jennifer Saki did

  277. take me my questions, and I'm the under one of the underdog reporters,

  278. and so she acknowledges me and and and she would actually give more more people

  279. on opportunity than this current one. And a lot of the news reporters are

  280. very frustrated or angry with her about her reluctance to be open and up in

  281. transparent, even the ones that aren't aren't with Christian news outlets, even with

  282. yeah, without Christian news outlets like like one American News, you know,

  283. avoiding to take that reporter's questions, or the Daily Caller or you know,

  284. some other news outlets. I often witness this happening my Greece reporter friend and

  285. many others. There are seven rows of seven seats, so forty nine seats.

  286. Oh okay, and usually you know twelve twelve of the forty nine I

  287. would think maximum would be called on so and all favorable to their agenda,

  288. right their narrative. Well, this has been an interesting topic and certainly from

  289. an insight it's great to hear what you have to say about that. Unfortunately

  290. it's not happy news. It's more like sad news. But yet I'm thankful

  291. that we have a light in the darkness there and other As you mentioned,

  292. there are other reporters that are Christians, but you specifically represent Christian media.

  293. So anyway, we are thankful that you are there and the service that you

  294. are providing for the rest of us, because most of what we get is

  295. what they want us to hear. Well. I can make a final comment

  296. in part of the trouble of the White House is that my situation is that

  297. I'm not able to be there much longer unless I can get enough national support

  298. to keep me there. We need good media people there, but it's been

  299. somewhat of a crisis for me to can continue to stay there. So hopefully

  300. we'll get the support that is needed. And I need to get someone to

  301. assist me there to fill informed me when I'm when I'm gone, So we

  302. need this continual good presence there. Good great, well, thank you for

  303. being with us this evening, and we look forward to the next program that

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