Exorcist Fr. Chad Ripperger: Possessed Politicians, Occult Activity, and Speaking to Satan Himself

Father Chad Ripperger has spent his life as an exorcist. It’s clear to him that demons are in charge of parts of American politics. (00:00) The Connection Between Mental Health and Demon Possessions (07:01) What Are Demons? (26:45) What Is the Mission of Demons? (35:16) Child Sacrifice and Pacts With Demons (1:05:08) How Does Someone Become Possessed? Fr. Chad Ripperger is a Catholic priest and exorcist who was born in Casper, Wyoming and trained in theology and philosophy at the University of San Francisco, the University of St. Thomas, Holy Apostles Seminary, and the University of the Holy Cross in Rome. He served in parish and seminary roles across Nebraska and Idaho before founding the Society of the Most Sorrowful Mother, a priestly community dedicated to exorcism ministry. He has been engaged in exorcism work for nearly two decades. Paid partnerships with: VanMan: Use code TUCKER for 15% off your first order at http://vanman.shop/tucker Dutch: Use code TUCKER for $50 off your vet care at https://dutch.com/tucker TCN: Watch ‘The Bibi Files’ only on https://tuckercarlson.com. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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• 0:31Tucker Carlson?

  Father, thank you so much for doing this.

• 0:34Speaker 02

  Thank you for having me.

• 0:35Tucker Carlson?

  As a Protestant who grew up in Georgetown, in part where The Exorcist was filmed, I've been trained from birth to think of exorcism as something kooky that the Latin Church does for weird cultic reasons. Not at all mainstream Christianity. And then you go and read the New Testament.

• 0:50Speaker 02

  That's right.

• 0:50Tucker Carlson?

  And you realize that the first miracle that Jesus performs in the Gospel of Mark is casting out demons. And then he repeats that continuously in chemicians, the apostles to do the same. And casting out demons is not just this random thing. It is central to the Gospels.

• 1:07Speaker 02

  That's right. 23% of the Gospels are actually about Christ dealing with demons. So, and this is why when you know, Christian-

• 1:15Tucker Carlson?

  It's just unbelievable. How did I not know that?

• 1:18Speaker 02

  Yeah, well, and a lot of the Christians will just say, "Well, you know, I believe in God, but I don't necessarily believe in the devil." And you're like, "Well, do you believe in Scripture?" Well, yeah, well, then how can you not believe that this is one of the primary missions of Christ, was to savor us from them ultimately?

• 1:31Tucker Carlson?

  Well, when he sends the disciples, I mean, of course, this is your life. This is also new to me. I'm just shocked by it. When he sends them out, it's like, preach the good news and cast out demons.

• 1:39Speaker 02

  Yes, that's right.

• 1:40Tucker Carlson?

  Like, that's the mission.

• 1:41Speaker 02

  That's right.

• 1:42Tucker Carlson?

  So, I just, before we get into what you've spent the last decades doing, casting out demons.

• 1:50Tucker Carlson?

  How is it that the modern church, at least in the United States, at least the Protestant churches in the United States, have so de-emphasized this to the point where it's disappeared?

• 1:59Speaker 02

  I think there's a historical reason behind that. So if you, if you, and it's not just here, like in the United States, it's actually in the West in general, the Christian West specifically. And basically, it had to do with the advent of psychology. So when psychology came on board, it became in vogue, especially in the 50s and in the 60s, you just think that, that, you know, that all these people's problems were just purely psychological. I mean, there are psychological issues that very much looked like that. But the fact is, is that, so they just started chalking it up. And that's one of the reasons why in the United States, before the 1960s, the number of dioceses, that is, the Catholic dioceses that had an exorcist,

• 2:40Speaker 02

  was fairly high. I mean, every major diocese would have one. But then it started to decline, precisely based upon that thinking. But then, over the course of time, they began to realize, well, look, there's certain things we're seeing that are not psychological, and so they can't be explained in that way, and people needed the help. And so now, the bishops are coming a little bit more up to speed in that regard.

• 2:59Tucker Carlson?

  Well, yeah, after, you know, 100 years of Freud, we still can't identify what schizophrenia is. It does make you realize, at the very least, we, there are things we don't understand that could very well be supernatural.

• 3:11Speaker 02

  That's right.

• 3:12Tucker Carlson?

  So that does make you wonder about the origins of, of psychology, though. I mean, if the net effect was to eliminate people's belief in something real, which is demonic possession, then?

• 3:24Speaker 02

  Yeah. Well, I think that was only one aspect of it. I think that the real goal of a lot of the psychologists, which is in the literature, is that many of them are atheists. You know, they just didn't believe in God, and so they, they wanted to eliminate any concept of anything supernatural, or what we call praetor naturals, which is that demons are praetor natural, they're not supernatural, God is the one that's supernatural. But we tend to talk that way. Although, sometimes people will just say supernatural, thinking about demons in that way, too.

• 3:49Tucker Carlson?

  Can you, for the ignorant like me, explain the difference between praetor natural and supernatural?

• 3:54Speaker 02

  So supernatural is those things which are above anything that is created, and that is, pertains to God. Whereas- Praetor natural comes from the Latin word praetor in natura, which means aside from nature. So that would be things that are above what we experience as human beings in this world. But it's not supernatural because it's not God. It's kind of in that in-between state, which is what the demons are. But they're still considered natural in the sense of, um, they have a specific nature that God created them with. They're created beings and that they've, they actually have a natural law. They have all the, they, they're structured to think in, in certain patterns and certain ways. So it's kind of a middle tier, but it's, it's praetor natural. Supernatural would be something like being able to suspend the laws of nature.

• 4:35Tucker Carlson?

  Right.

• 4:36Speaker 02

  So demons can't cause miracles, for example. But they can cause things that to us as human beings are outside our normal experience. And so it looks miraculous, but it's actually not. It's something that they can do on their own.

• 4:47Tucker Carlson?

  So I guess the good news about that distinction is they're not all powerful.

• 4:51Speaker 02

  No, they are not. In fact, um, demons are one of the most regulated things in the universe, really. Because, uh, and they're regulated by three things. One, as I mentioned, their natural law, their nature, they're structured a specific way. The second thing is, is once the demons made their choice, their will became fixed in a specific, uh, way. This is one of the reasons why when you deal with them as an exorcist, they almost seem obsessive compulsive. They're, they're, even when it goes bad for them, they'll still tend towards that thing which they, they, they chose. Um, that the sin that they committed. And so they're very, uh, their tendency is towards that. So they're fixed by that. And then, but the main thing is, if you remember in the gospels, Christ says to the apostles before he sends, he said, "All power was given to me in heaven and earth, all power."

• 5:36Speaker 02

  That means that the demons even know that they can't do anything without Christ's permission. So in the spiritual warfare landscape, we know, and this is, as an exorcist, it actually brings me a lot of confidence. Cause I don't have to worry about if, you know, if I, if, if, if it turns into the type of thing where I get shellacked a little bit during a session or whatever the case is. Then I know Christ is still controlling and metering how much and what he can and cannot do. And we know this too, because if you remember, uh, you, you, you made the mention of it, uh, before when they asked, you know, the demons actually approached Christ to ask to go into the pigs.

• 6:09Tucker Carlson?

  I was just thinking that exactly. On the other side of the lake.

• 6:11Speaker 02

  Yeah, so they can't even enter into the pigs without his permission. And so, nothing they do can occur without their permission. And so, Christ has complete control over the spiritual landscape, the spiritual battle. He has complete control over it. And so, they know what they can and can not do. The first time that actually really occurred to me was, I had this one case where this demon, because when they take possession, unless it's a perfect possession, but if it's a partial possession, they take possession of a part of the body. And from there, they can affect the rest of the person. And so, the demon was possessing this woman's lower back. And I asked, I commanded him, "Tell me, why are you possessing that part?" He says, "I don't know." So, I commanded him, "Why not? Why, what do you mean, you don't know?" And he said, "When I entered, Christ restricted me to this part of the body."

• 6:55Speaker 02

  And that's when it made me realize, He has control over everything. When they can manifest, how long they can manifest, the kind of manifestation they can actually do, how they can attack the person that's possessed, how they can attack us, even in our ordinary temptations and things like that, and in other ways. He regulates all of it ultimately. And then, you begin to realize too, over the course of time, it's ultimately for our spiritual benefit.

• 7:22Tucker Carlson?

  The experience is for our spiritual benefit?

• 7:24Speaker 02

  Yes.

• 7:26Tucker Carlson?

  I believe that.

• 7:29Tucker Carlson?

  Okay. So, what are, if you don't mind, we can just start at the beginning, big picture. What are demons?

• 7:35Speaker 02

  So, actually, according to Suda Dionysius, and then also Thomas Aquinas, and then pretty much the whole theological tradition from that time, from Dionysius on, basically held that in the very beginning, when God created, what He did is He created the entire hierarchy of angels instantaneously, all at once. And these angels were created, all the angels were created. And Thomas Aquinas talks about what they call the three instances of the angels. So, when they were first created, they're under, how they understand things is the opposite of ours. So, when we want to know something, we'll actually study a number of different individual things

• 8:19Speaker 02

  that are like that, so we can get a general sense. And then, from that, we'll abstract a kind of a conceptual understanding of what these things actually are, what their nature actually is. But that's because we use our senses to come to know things, right? And this is why, even as human beings, we know that if someone is in contact with their senses, we know there's something wrong with them, right? Whereas the demons, the angels and also the demons are the exact opposite. All their knowledge was infused. So they know exactly what the essence and nature of every created thing that exists. And this is actually a diagnostic that you can use in session. Because we get people that try and fake, you know, fake that they're possessed. And, you know, there's a variety of reasons why they do that.

• 9:00Speaker 02

  And so we will, uh, one of the things is if you ask them a technical theological or philosophical question, if it's a human being, you can see they have to think about it and then they'll kind of reason their way through it. That's not how demons work. They'll immediately give you the answer, just immediate. They'll just say it's X. And they don't have, because they don't have to think, because for them, all their knowledge is infused, both the concepts, but then as things occur. Have you ever seen demons answer esoteric questions? Yes. Yeah. I've actually, there's been cases, I had a case, it's one that I'm actually working on right now, where, um, the demons in this particular case have made theological distinctions

• 9:40Speaker 02

  that there's no way this person could have ever known those distinctions. And they're, um, let me give you an example. So, uh, he made the distinction between consumata mess and finita mess, which is a Latin phrase. So consumata mess is that the, the sacrifice is complete. So in relationship to, to, um, the sacrifice of Christ, he says consumata mess and then he gives up his spirit, right? So it's completed. He's finally completed everything that was necessary in order for our full redemption and our full healing and all of that. But it's not finished yet. The finishing occurs once he's buried. So they have to take him down, our lady embraces him, and then they put him in the tomb, right? So that, he made that distinction. And I'm gonna, this is, this is one of those indicators that

• 10:25Speaker 02

  you're not gonna see those kinds of distinctions being made by a human being who hasn't ever studied theology in any sense. And this is not a person who has? No, nothing. I mean, she finished high school and that's about it. So, seriously? Yeah, yeah. And so, and there's other times when they've made distinctions that are just like, in fact, one time, in the Catholic tradition, we actually believe Our Lady was assumed into heaven because she was so pure and so perfect and sinless that God assumed her body into heaven. And so, the, it was a feast of that day and I was doing a series of exorcisms and I asked the team and I said, or I commanded them to tell me, I mentioned the fact that this was her moment of greatest glory.

• 11:07Speaker 02

  And he just looked at me flatly, which demons lie all the time, but you know they're telling the truth, there's ways we can ferret that out too, but they'll just give you a pan, they'll pan, they'll just pan you and just say, no, that's not how that works. And I said, I said, what was it then? He said, it was her moment of greatest triumph. She had gone through life without committing sin and now she's entering into heaven triumphant. I said, was it crowning of heaven, a queen of heaven and earth? Because we believe that as Catholics. And he says, no, that was her moment of greatest honor. I'm like, okay, that makes sense, because honor is praise or recognition for excellence. And so, God was recognizing her excellence in this way. And I saw, so I finally just commanded to him, but what was it?

• 11:48Speaker 02

  He said, standing under the cross in perfect virtue. Later, he revealed that the, that he said, other than the actual passion and death of Jesus Christ, he said, it was the most glorious event in all of history. The demon said that. The demon said that.

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  So I'm assuming that the demon is speaking through the voice of the person he possesses. Sometimes, sometimes they speak through the person's own voice. There are the times where they'll assume the characteristics of a voice that is proper to their nature. And so, Thomas Aquinas makes the observation that the way they manifest, so one of the ways that, you know you're dealing with something, demons, we call it morphing. The person will actually change shapes, their continents or their face will change. And then, I mean, it takes on the characteristics that are proper to the demon's personality. You've seen people's faces change? Morphing is about ninety percent of what you see. What are the changes like?

• 15:48Speaker 02

  It's very subtle, all the way from, just recently, I prayed over a rather prominent individual, and when I looked at him after the prayers, it can be something very subtle where it's just, there's a complexion. The, in the writers and the authors, they call it the cherrywood look. Where they take on this face, where their face turns like this cherrywood color that's impossible for us as human beings to have or replicate on a natural level. Cherrywood? Cherrywood, it's kind of like this red-brown color that you just, you're like, yeah, that's not a natural color. So it'll be everything from something very subtle like that, all the way to complete morphing, where they change into the shapes of animals. One case, actually, there's been a couple of cases I've had where women,

• 16:31Speaker 02

  very feminine looking, all of a sudden morph into looking completely like a man. So you see, these are some of those, the morphing. While you're sitting there? While you're praying usually is when it actually ends up happening. And you look down and the woman you're praying over is now a man? Looks like a man, yeah. And it's not just me seeing it, because we have a team that's there present at the time, for a variety of different reasons, they provide different functions, but, and they'll very often see the same thing. So they're all seeing the same thing. Have you seen people's pupils change? Yes, that's pretty common. So the, a lot of times, they'll hyperdilate and turn very black. Or they'll, another more common thing, I don't see it too often, but,

• 17:13Speaker 02

  because certain accessists will see some things much more regularly than others. But they'll, a lot of times, their eyes will roll all the way into the back of their head, so they just, all you see is white. So you'll see those. So those are the kinds of things that you'll actually see. But, but the morphing is one of the, we call it one of the preternatural signs that you know someone's possessed, you know they're possessed. How do their voices change? There's two things that they change. A lot of times they'll change in just the tone. They'll start sounding like a man sometimes. Now, once in a while, the demons will use the person's own vocal voice and so... And part of the reason they want to do that is because they don't want you to hear what the characteristics of their own voice. And the reason I say

• 17:56Speaker 02

  that is because of the fact that an experienced exorcist, it's like a boxer. You know, when you box, when you get into the ring, you can watch all sorts of videos about this guy's technique. It's not until you get in the ring and box with this guy that you actually get a sense of, okay, this is what this guy is actually like. So, the reason that demons don't want to attack you, especially if you're an experienced exorcist, is based on a philosophical principle, which is the cause is always some way in the effect. So, anytime they attack you, they reveal something about themselves in that process, and then you can use it against them later. So, as an experienced exorcist, they really don't want to get involved with you, although a lot of times Christ still requires them, but they don't want to attack

• 18:41Speaker 02

  you, because then, once they attack you, you know, you can find out what his psychology is, what his patterns of thinking are, etc., when he's attacking you. How do they attack you? One is the oppression, where they attack you from the outside. The other one is that it's not obsession in the proper sense, because obsession is something that's ongoing. But what they'll do is they'll... They have the ability to affect our imagination and our emotions. So, a lot of times what they'll do is when they attack the exorcist, they'll put a perspective on an image in your imagination. So, for example, you know, a guy, when he's first married, he thinks his wife is wonderful. He gets all this emotional delight, because our emotions are moved by what's in our imagination, the perspective specifically.

• 19:24Speaker 02

  So, when he's first married, she's wonderful, she's great, I love my wife, look how beautiful she is, she just brought me a beer, isn't that wonderful, you know, etc. Then after ten years, his perspective on her changes because they've had fights and things of that sort. And so when he sees her, even though she hasn't changed, his perspective on her, and so his emotional response, changes. Well, demons can put that perspective on your imagination. So they can actually do that. And this is one of the ways that they can actually affect relationships. In fact, the first thing they ever do in a marriage is they try and put a perspective on one of the spouses or both spouses to psychologically divide the people. So the person thinks they see something bad in the other spouse when

• 20:06Speaker 02

  they, it's actually not there. So, but anyway, what they'll do is when they attack the exorcist, they'll put that perspective on your image and your imagination. But that perspective, then, tells me something about his psychology. So, I've written three books, or four books, actually, in Psychology From The Way Saint Thomas Aquinas Understands It. That's right. So, and developed it based upon that. It does incorporate a lot of the stuff in modern psychology, but it actually gives a foundation to it based on an authentic anthropology and not just some wacky view that we have of human beings. And so, what I, the first time I was, started to be an exorcist, I just started watching the psychological patterns

• 20:48Speaker 02

  of demons, because I figured, well, they have a natural law. In other words, each demon has its own natural law, that it's inclined to specific things and not to others. So as human beings, we have a natural law, because we're inclined toward things like marriage, eating, living in community and society and that type of thing. So we have a set of inclinations that God placed in us. Demons have that same thing, except theirs is tailored to their specific nature, because each demon's nature is different. Their species, technically speaking, is different. And so that's why in a session, when they manifest, when one demon comes to the fore and the other one leaves, the morphing will change to accommodate that. And so you immediately know, okay, I'm dealing with this guy rather than that guy. And actually, after you've dealt with the same demon over and over again, you can do a session and just

• 21:32Speaker 02

  start out on a new case. And then once he manifests, you're like, you recognize who he is.

• 21:36Tucker Carlson?

  You'll see the same demon in different people?

• 21:38Speaker 02

  Yes.

• 21:39Tucker Carlson?

  Yeah. How many, so this, I have so many questions. I hope you're prepared for a long interview.

• 21:46Speaker 02

  This brings us back to my initial question before I sidetracked you with too many other questions, which is, what are they and where are they from? So they're basically pure spirits, they don't have a body, they can act upon us, who have bodies, and they can act upon physical things, but they don't have a body, so they're pure spirits. They only have two faculties, an intellect and a will. They don't have emotions, but they experience emotions in their will. So when they were first created, the entire hierarchy of angels, and they're in the billions, because it's actually part of the theological tradition that every human being has their own guardian angel, and that's from the lowest rank, just because there's nine of them, nine choirs. They have the lowest, that's just from one of them, so there's literally billions of these, but they're all created instantaneously at once.

• 22:30Speaker 02

  And then, according to the theological writers, that meant that they were created into a perfect state of knowing, because as I mentioned before, they just have to think about something, use their will to move their mind to think about something, and they immediately exhaust everything that they can possibly know about that thing to the degree of their intelligence. That's why when you ask them questions, as I mentioned before, they never think about it, they just give you the answer. So they, because they don't have to sit and reason it out, they just immediately know it. So that first instance, they were created in an act of knowing, and that meant they knew who God was, who they were, what their nature was, what He was asking of them as an assigned task. Because God, every single angel that was created, it was given, God created him to

• 23:14Speaker 02

  perform a specific task. And so, for example, Gabriel, who was basically created, his task was to do the Annunciation to our lady. So, and we see Michael, Saint Michael, his originally assigned task is, according to the theological tradition, is that he's actually the guardian angel of the elect.

• 23:37Speaker 02

  That's why he was originally the guardian angel of the Jew, Jewish religion. But then, once they apostatize and because they refused to accept Christ, he then became the guardian angel of the elect of the Christian religion. So that he became the, and that's also, that's also why we read in scripture in the book of Revelation, Saint Michael was given the power by God to cast the demons down from heaven after they fell, because his goal was to protect the elect that were in heaven. And so that was his function. So they're all given an assigned task, okay? So they know all these things. They also know all about the angels behind us. They also know what Satan, or at the time Lucifer, is being tempted with.

• 24:20Speaker 02

  As far as his fault, because, so they were created in this state, and then they have this, this act of knowledge, that's their first instance. And then there's a concomitant act of will of delight. They see how magnificent God's creation is, and how beautiful it is. Then they have to make their choice. Are you gonna do what God is asking or not? Now, in that choice, there's something very specific that has to happen. They, there is some perfection that they see that is above them, that they have to be willing to let go of. Otherwise, the, otherwise, they're, in order to perform their task, otherwise they're gonna be damned if they don't, basically. They have to be willing to let go of this. And basically, and even under duress, in session,

• 25:03Speaker 02

  you can, you can compel the demons, they'll, they'll admit it, that their first sin, even though it was usually pride or envy of some sort, because that envy of some perfection that someone had, that they, their first sin was pride or envy, but they failed to sacrifice that thing that they wanted. They literally wanted something that God had not intended for them. And so, and this is why, at the core of it, Thomas Aquinas makes an observation. He says, "In the end, there's one thing that God wants from every intelligent creature, and that's sacrificing His will to God, to Him."

• 25:47Speaker 02

  So then that meant they had to accept their, their, their task, which was below this perfection. So they had to accept this, this lower task. But then, so then they made their choice. And because unlike us, you know, Tucker has a general rule, human beings are pretty stupid.

• 26:04Tucker Carlson?

  Yeah.

• 26:05Speaker 02

  And so that's why, yeah, exactly. That's why God has mercy on us, right? Because he's just like, man, this guy's just clueless, right? And so, uh, and because a lot of, then basically that just means that we don't have full knowledge of what we're doing. The demons had absolute pure knowledge. So when they made their choice, it was unadulterated malice. They, they knew that God even gave them the grace to, to accept their task, but they absolutely refused to accept it. The, the, the, the third of the angels that fell, because we know that from the book of Revelation, where it talks about how the, the dragon swept a third of the stars down. And that's the, the fathers of the church say that that was a, an indicator that a third of the angels fell and became demons as a result of that. So the demons are actually fallen angels whose will is now fixed. So once they make their choice, it's all in.

• 26:50Speaker 02

  You know, it's not half-hearted, no, they, it's a full choice. They're either going to accept God's will or they're not going to do it. And then the third instance is right after that, then if they refuse to accept their task, then they're damned immediately. So they immediately experience what we call in the Catholic theology, the pain of loss. They immediately experience, I'm never going to see God. I'm never going to see him. And that's where our ultimate happiness is. So they know they're going to be miserable. Plus they have remorse of conscience and all those things because they're intelligent creatures. And, um, and, and, but then of those who are faithful, then they immediately got to see God. And then of course we read from scripture, there was a battle that ensues, which is a battle of the wills in heaven, because that's all they have is intellect and will. They battle through their wills. But then at a certain point, God said, that's enough.

• 27:35Speaker 02

  And then he sends Saint Michael to, to cast them down. So the, the, it's a long-winded way of saying that basically demons are fallen angels who are now bent on malice and evil.

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• 29:33Tucker Carlson?

  Tucker. Benta, malice, and evil. I have my own theories about what that looks like. Let me just list a few. Violence.

• 29:42Speaker 02

  Yes.

• 29:42Tucker Carlson?

  Chaos, division among people, the destruction of beauty.

• 29:47Speaker 02

  That's correct.

• 29:47Tucker Carlson?

  Those are the obvious that I notice all around me.

• 29:50Speaker 02

  Yeah.

• 29:51Tucker Carlson?

  Are there others? Or is that correct?

• 29:55Speaker 02

  Yeah, no, that's correct. I mean, under the, under those, you would see, you know, sometimes we say the true, the good, and the beautiful is what they work against.

• 30:03Tucker Carlson?

  Yes. And truth, I'm sorry. That's the obvious one.

• 30:06Speaker 02

  Yeah. So they'll mitigate against that. And that's part of that perspective, putting those perspectives on you so that you don't judge the reality, the situation, the truth of what it really is. I mean, the historic definition of truth is the adequation of intellect to thing, that my mind conforms to the way the thing is in reality. And we know this intuitively. If somebody is telling us, you know, that, that this wall over here is purple, you look at it and it's brown, and you're like, no, it's not. So you know that there's something wrong because their mind isn't in congruity with reality. They don't know the truth about that.

• 30:37Speaker 02

  Well, what they do is they try and jade your perspective on the reality of the situation, and that's how they cause damage among human beings and relationships and marriage, which is one of the things they're majorly attacking now, a lot of, they're doing a lot of that.

• 30:49Tucker Carlson?

  Marriages.

• 30:49Speaker 02

  Marriages. So, but basically their goal is to get us to commit sin and basically place ourselves in this point where we're damned as a result of what we do.

• 31:06Tucker Carlson?

  Are there, you said recently we're seeing a lot of attacks on marriages. That suggests there are cycles in behavior of demonic, in the behavior of demons?

• 31:14Speaker 02

  Uh, there is in the sense that because the, as I mentioned, the natures of things are infused in them, but also every physical or every individual thing that's happening throughout the universe is infused in their mind as it happens. So if they want to know what's going on in Saturn, they just think of Saturn and boom, they see what's going on there. It's the same thing with us. If they want to know what we're talking about, all they have to do is think about the, the concept of humanity and look inside of that and see us as individuals of human beings, and then they can see what we're actually talking about. That's how they, that's how their mode of knowing is. This is why they, they, they can't, they, they can't be in error about things. Even the demons are not erroneous. A lot of times when you can trick them, it's because they're basing their choice or their, their things on the most likely thing based upon what you said.

• 31:59Speaker 02

  They're not in error about what you said, they're just in, they may not know what your intention is. Okay. This is, I'm talking about like in session, but anyway, the point being is, is that they, they basically are, they go through phases where their goal is ultimately to destroy the Christian religion. That's their goal ultimately, because they know deep down, that is the religion that Christ established, period. And so, and-

• 32:25Tucker Carlson?

  It's so obvious.

• 32:27Speaker 02

  Yeah.

• 32:28Tucker Carlson?

  I didn't even underst, I still don't understand most of this, but I just, watching the intent of almost everything, well, say the US government does, um, it's aimed at Jesus.

• 32:38Speaker 02

  Yeah, or even the mainstream news media. I mean, a lot of times they're just, they're, you know, you can talk about anything about Christ, although that dynamic has changed a little bit more recently, a little bit. But generally, it's Christianity that's under attack. You can be any other religion you want. You can believe anything, do anything you want, but don't, whatever you do, don't be Christian.

• 32:56Tucker Carlson?

  Yeah, and especially don't use the J word, except as an epithet.

• 32:59Speaker 02

  Yeah, yeah.

• 33:01Tucker Carlson?

  Exactly. Yeah, no, I, it, I came to this backwards, just sort of noticing, like, hmm, I see a pattern here. What is this? Yeah. That's how I got interested in this topic, but, um, so, do you think the United States, specifically where you live, is under greater demonic attack than it has been?

• 33:19Speaker 02

  Um, historically, yes, and I, and I, I usually tell people this particular aspect to it. So, under Satan, this is the, this has been the common experience of exorcists for centuries, that under Satan, there's five demons. And they're called by different names, like the council, the generals, but their, their job is to execute the plans of Satan that he wants done in this life. The first one is Baal, who is the spirit of fornication, the spirit of impurity. So, when they, in the United States, when they shot down the, um, uh, they shot down the anti-fornication laws, and they basically, you know, and then, plus you have all the problems with pornography and that type of thing, is free, freedom of,

• 33:58Speaker 02

  uh, excuse me, freedom of, of expression and all that. Once they allowed that, they ceded the territory to Baal. After Baal, and we get this from St. Paul, he says, "Well, if people give in to lust, then eventually men start sleeping with men and women start sleeping with women." So, the next three, the first one is Asmodeus, which is, he's a demon of impurity, but he's specifically the demon of homosexuality in men. So, if you-

• 34:20Tucker Carlson?

  What's his name?

• 34:21Speaker 02

  Asmodeus, yeah. Asmodeus is sometimes how you see it pronounced as well. So, he, um, so if, in, in cases of possession, um, if you, if you have a guy that has, uh, is possessed, and he's had homosexual experience, it's a pretty good bet that Asmodeus is one of the, one of the possessors.

• 34:40Tucker Carlson?

  Do you call him by name?

• 34:41Speaker 02

  Yes, at a certain point, in fact, the ritual that the church has us do- Tells you to ask the names and the reason you want the names is because once you know the name of the demon, you can actually know a bit about his history because these guys are throughout history, right? So you can actually go and read, there's Asmodeus is mentioned actually in scripture. You can also study like for example, the demon Isis, you can actually study the history of the Isis cult and you'll actually understand certain aspects of his personality because he engendered it. One of the ones I had more recently was the demon Loki, who's a demon of mischief. And so, once I got the name out of him, I went and researched Loki and this demon was

• 35:23Speaker 02

  a spit image of this, a spitting image of this, of the mythology behind this guy. Getting him under control was very difficult. Okay, so all that being-

• 35:36Tucker Carlson?

  What does it mean mischief?

• 35:37Speaker 02

  He was just constantly trying to create havoc and, you know, he's a bit of a jester and he just doesn't want to obey commands and he just, you know, and so it was very difficult to get him to be compliant in relationship to doing what he's supposed to do.

• 35:52Tucker Carlson?

  And what were the problems that the person possessed by this demon was experiencing?

• 35:56Speaker 02

  Excessive religiosity.

• 35:58Tucker Carlson?

  Really?

• 35:59Speaker 02

  Yeah.

• 36:00Tucker Carlson?

  What does that mean?

• 36:02Speaker 02

  It means in the sense of doing things that's actually spiritually harmful them under the guise of religion.

• 36:07Tucker Carlson?

  Huh.

• 36:08Speaker 02

  So, like for example, fasting, fasting excessively, or praying to the point where you're neglecting your duties that you're supposed to be doing, your duties of your state in life, that type of thing. And so, because Christ expects, like you as a father, God expects you, hey, you gotta be taking care of your kids.

• 36:25Tucker Carlson?

  Well, this is something Jesus lectured the Pharisees about.

• 36:27Speaker 02

  Yes.

• 36:28Tucker Carlson?

  He said, "You're ignoring your parents because you said this-"

• 36:30Speaker 02

  That's exactly right.

• 36:31Tucker Carlson?

  "-this wealth goes to God."

• 36:32Speaker 02

  That's right, that's exactly right. It's the same thing, so you can get people, the way we see it a lot is you'll get married women who will spend all their time at church and they're neglecting their family at home, for example. And that's the product of a demonic attack? It's, uh, it can be in the sense that the demons can begin to foster through temptation. He can, they can foster that type of thinking that I'm doing a good thing because I, hey, look, I'm working at church. I get it. Yeah.

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• 38:07Speaker 02

  So when you actually know the duty that God wants you to be, you know, taking care of your kids and your husband, et cetera. So Asmodeus is the demon of homosexuality in men. In women, when he's cast out, do the impulses leave?

• 38:21Speaker 02

  Yeah, it's kind of interesting that you asked that question. There was a, I actually had a case that had the noonday devil mentioned in Psalm 91 as a possessor. And, um, uh, once I found out who he was, I went and I researched in the Fathers, who is this guy? It's very fascinating. He's actually the demon of the midlife crisis, according to the, this is the Fathers, the church, you know, the guys that were around after the apostles, all the way up to about 800, referred to him as the demon of the midlife crisis. But he's also the demon of, um, achadia or spiritual sloth.

• 38:53Speaker 02

  So, once I found out about who he was, I started... But then during one of the sessions, this... After the sessions, we'll often talk to the people that are possessed and say, "What did you experience?" Because a lot of times, the demon will communicate to the person what they're experiencing. The exorcist won't see it or hear it, but the person is experiencing what the demon is often going through. And so, he said, "Well, the midday, the noonday devil kept crying out to Asmodeus, Asmodeus, Asmodeus." Now, this is a guy that was married to a beautiful young wife with two children. And I said, "Do you have homosexual ideation?" And he says, "Yeah, and I don't know where it's coming from." He didn't have the trauma that's normally associated with guys that

• 39:38Speaker 02

  have all that, you know, he didn't have the psychological history. So, I did a prayer to sever the connection between the noonday devil and Asmodeus. And boom, from that point on, he never had the ideation again. Now, I'm not suggesting that all homosexuality is diabolic. I'm just saying that... Because people can become homosexual through psychological, there's a psychol... whole psychology behind it. But, but the demons can drive those kinds of thoughts. You know, you'll get guys who are normal heterosexual men, and all of a sudden, they'll just, out of the blue, they'll get a thought about something like that. Well, that's not your thought. You know, that's, that's, that's usually something that's diabolic. The difficulty we're having in our culture, though, is that we're forming perverts, basically. We keep putting, we keep putting stuff on the news media and in,

• 40:23Speaker 02

  you know, like on YouTube and that type of thing, where we're making these associations between this thing and that thing. And over the course of time, people's minds begin formed by that, and so they're becoming perverted in the process, where they automatically presume if a guy's unmarried, he's got to be gay. You know, that kind of a thing. Well, that may not necessarily be the case. So, we're making those associations. Okay. In women, there's two demons of homosexuality. The first is Lilith, who is of the more passive feminine kind of homosexual women. These are women that you look at them and you're like, huh, you seem like a pretty decent looking gal. Why didn't she just go get a guy, you know, that type of a thing. So these are women that they're not, they're not acrimonious, they're very, very passive, more seductive side of things.

• 41:08Speaker 02

  The other one is Leviathan, and Leviathan is the demon of homosexuality in women of the more aggressive kind. My nickname for them is the women who are heavy on the heels.

• 41:19Tucker Carlson?

  Yeah.

• 41:19Speaker 02

  Yeah, so these are the butchy women that are very, you know, masculine, actually. So they, you'll see that kind of, that phenomenon actually happen. So then I tell people, when they, when they actually, when they actually allowed gay marriage, they seeded our country to that tier of diabolic influence. And then the last one is, there's some debate whether it's Moloch or Balfamet, because exorcists have different experiences of it. But Balfamet is, is the primary demon, although Moloch is also a demon of child sacrifice. But Balfamet is the demon of child sacrifice, abortion. So when they, when they allowed abortion in this country, so you have those, those five generals now basically have a gainsay over our country,

• 42:03Speaker 02

  and so their influence is extremely powerful. And we know this just by virtue of the fact, like, to try and get rid of abortion is like extracting teeth without Novocain. It's just so brutal, difficult to get done. And that's because the demons empower the people that are keeping it in place, because they, the demons love abortion, basically.

• 42:21Tucker Carlson?

  It's interesting that child sacrifice seems to be a feature of most religions, really, around, historically around the world. Like, there's almost no region in the world that we haven't found evidence of, of human sacrifice, child sacrifice.

• 42:35Speaker 02

  Yeah.

• 42:35Tucker Carlson?

  So clearly, there's something real there.

• 42:37Speaker 02

  That's right.

• 42:38Tucker Carlson?

  It's like the Incas, you know, and the, some Central African tribe didn't kind of come up with this because they were talking to each other on the internet.

• 42:46Speaker 02

  That's right.

• 42:47Tucker Carlson?

  There's something organic and real about it. What is that?

• 42:49Speaker 02

  Well, I think it's the, it's the tendency of demons towards those specific things.

• 42:54Tucker Carlson?

  But, but do the people who participate in child sacrifice, whether it's abortion, or voodoo, or muti in Africa, or whatever, do they receive power from?

• 43:03Speaker 02

  Some of them do, actually, but usually in order for them to receive power from it, usually it's the opposite. They become a subject. There's a subjection now that they're under the demons as a result of engaging that behavior. But there are certain people that are intentionally involved in the occult arts that engage in these specific things to empower themselves.

• 43:22Tucker Carlson?

  Yes, for sure. Very common.

• 43:24Speaker 02

  Yeah, and it's exploding.

• 43:26Tucker Carlson?

  But does it work in the short term? I mean, so the trade is in Haiti and Africa here, Santeria, the trade is I pledge allegiance to a demon and in exchange I receive power or wealth.

• 43:42Speaker 02

  Right.

• 43:43Tucker Carlson?

  Does that work?

• 43:46Speaker 02

  So, the technical term for that is a pact. You enter into a pact with a demon, right?

• 43:50Tucker Carlson?

  Yes.

• 43:50Speaker 02

  A pact is a form of contract. And there are certain aspects of a contract. And so one of the aspects of a contract is there has to be a guarantee that you can fulfill the terms of the contract. You know, like for example, if you enter into a contract for some guy to mow your lawn, but he doesn't even own a lawnmower and he's never gonna bother buying one, well then he can't fulfill the terms of the contract. The problem with the demons is because they're subject completely to Christ and cannot do anything unless he allows it, they can't guarantee they can fulfill the terms of the contract. So what that basically means is that because of the disordered act of entering into the pact, you can still become subject to them, but they may or may not be able to deliver on

• 44:32Speaker 02

  their side of the contract. So I've had a case of possession, or more than one, but where they entered into a pact with the devil and the devil couldn't give them anything. But the person ended up possessed as a result of entering into that.

• 44:43Tucker Carlson?

  And destroyed.

• 44:45Speaker 02

  Fortunately, these people climbed out of it because they actually sought the help and did what they needed to do in order to become liberated from the diabolic influence. But a lot of people just become destroyed. There are times, however, though, that God will allow the demons to fulfill the terms of the contract. Now, what most people think is, is that they think, "Oh, well, the demon's doing what I'm asking him to do," you know, but what they don't realize is each individual time he does what they ask, they become more subject to him. And it becomes harder and harder to get out from underneath that subjection.

• 45:16Tucker Carlson?

  They're accruing debt.

• 45:16Speaker 02

  Exactly.

• 45:18Tucker Carlson?

  How'd you get into this?

• 45:20Speaker 02

  I was minding my own business. I was, I was, I'm an academic, you know, because I had, was teaching in a seminary at the time. And a case in the Archdiocese of Omaha came up, and they didn't have an exorcist. And naively, I just told the Archdiocese, I said, "Well, get one, you know, and just find some priest." At that time, there were only thirteen exorcists in the country, and about five knew what they were doing. So, um, so there was very, very few. And so, eventually, they ended up asking me to do it, because I had written a book in psychology, where I had consulted with a number of different exorcists to deal with the interchange between how demons affect us psychologically.

• 46:05Speaker 02

  Because there are specific patterns that you begin to see that are distinguished from something that's just pure mental illness, as opposed to something that's purely diabolic, which is different from the intermix. Because they're, so, you know, if you, like, if you saw the movie Nefarious, that's that interchange between the human and the diabolic psychology that you saw. But anyway, so they asked me to do the, um, to do the case, and so, once I agreed to do it, um, and it had to do with the fact that when the, when the case was diagnosed, it, the demon manifested to me the first time, because the pastor I was with asked me to pray over this guy, so I did, and boom, he immediately manifested, the demon did. And that was an indicator that, usually when demons will manifest in relationship to

• 46:49Speaker 02

  a priest, it's an indicator that that's the priest that's going to liberate, usually. And that's because demons are very tuned to the power structure. And so, they know, this is the guy that Christ has intended for me to, you know, take their slacking from. So, I started being their exorcist. I did that for about two years, and then I was actually moved to take care of a problematic parish. To clean it up, but I continued doing exorcisms for the Archdiocese of Omaha and one other, a couple of other dioceses, actually. Again, because there was virtually nobody that was available. And then in 2011 Archbishop Slattery of Tulsa asked me to found a society of priests that this is exclusively what we do.

• 47:33Speaker 02

  We only do exorcism work. We don't do parish work. You know, I do lecture publicly, but primarily about this particular area to inform the people about what they can do to keep themselves protected. So that's how I kind of got drug into it. And so I've been doing exorcisms for about 18 years. So when you started, there were five capable exorcists, you said? How many are there now in the US? Well, right now, there's probably about 130 to 140 exorcists that are mandated or named by their bishops. But out of that 140, maybe only about 20 to 25, I would feel comfortable sending someone knowing that they're going to get the help they actually need. Because this is, historically in the Catholic Church, this was done by mentorship.

• 48:12Speaker 02

  So even though I've written a book on diabolic influence, that's the academic side. But you have to sit in on session and see how you actually have to handle these guys because you're basically handling like a piece of nitroglycerin. You know, you can talk to them about, don't do this and don't do that, but they actually have to see it. And so there was a mentorship. Well, that mentorship collapsed in the 50s, which we talked about before. And so now we're getting that back up off the ground. And so the, a lot of the guys haven't been under that, a good mentorship. And that's why there's so few that actually are very proficient at this. Clinical exorcists? Kind of, yeah. Yeah, like practicing. Yeah, that's right. Yeah.

• 48:54Speaker 02

  Yeah, it sounds like a potentially dangerous job. Yeah, okay, so that's a very good observation. The way it works is, so, the church actually has, it's called the prenotanda, or the note, which is basically a series of do's and don'ts, right? But there's also ones, that's also part of the mentorship too, is to be trained. Look, there's a set of guardrails. If you stay in your lane, and you don't get out of that lane, theologically, by doing something that's theologically daft, or it's bad, you're relatively safe. You're not gonna, you're not, nothing grave is gonna happen to you. Now, it doesn't mean that you don't get beat around a little bit.

• 49:38Speaker 02

  You're stepping into a boxing ring, right? And so, the, and that's why they'll, a lot of times they'll afflict you with certain thoughts, or they'll do certain things to, like, try and affect your health and things like that, but that's one of the reasons why this Society of Priests that I started, we are semi-contemplative. We pray three to four hours a day. And we pray primarily to, in addition to maintain that unity with Christ, because as long as you stay with Christ, you're safe. It's when you try to branch out on your own, or you think that it's actually not, that it's you liberating these people and not Christ, that's when you're gonna get taken to the woodshed. And so, what we do is, is we pray three to four, and it deals with all the different kinds of diabolic influence, everything from normal temptation, to oppression, to obsession,

• 50:21Speaker 02

  to keep us protected, so we have a specific set of prayers to create a protection by keeping us under Christ, and keeping that protection in place. So if you do it, if you stay in your lane, you're relatively safe. It doesn't mean that you, like I said, you're not gonna get, you're gonna get beat around a little bit, but the good news about that is, is it also, the first two years of the exorcist is the worst. And the reason being is, is because the demons are probing and testing every single area of your weakness, and they know your weaknesses are, because they've been watching you your whole life. And so, they, they'll start picking at certain areas of your, of your moral weaknesses and things of that sort, or even psychological tendencies that may not be necessarily healthy, and they'll start picking at those things, and so, you have to really shore those up

• 51:06Speaker 02

  in a hurry, because otherwise, you're gonna get taken, you're gonna get taken down. I've seen a lot of priests, actually, that became exorcists initially, who didn't get that cleaned up, and did get taken down. So you have to be very- I believe that. Yeah, so you have to really stay in your lane, and, you know, do everything you can to eradicate any defect, spiritual, moral, or otherwise that you might have.

• 51:29Tucker Carlson?

  It's very obvious to me that demonic forces go after Christian leadership.

• 51:34Speaker 02

  Yes.

• 51:35Tucker Carlson?

  It's one of the reasons so many of them are rotten. I feel sorry for them. And also, leadership in general, like our, the US Congress has a much higher incidence of diseased personal lives.

• 51:46Speaker 02

  That's right.

• 51:47Tucker Carlson?

  Than the American population.

• 51:48Speaker 02

  That's right.

• 51:49Tucker Carlson?

  And that's not an accident because they have authority. Does, I mean, that's just what I've noticed. Do you think that's true?

• 51:53Speaker 02

  Oh, I think that's absolutely true. I mean, as far as the Christian leaders, a lot of times what happens is a lot of times they'll start out with good intentions.

• 51:59Tucker Carlson?

  Totally.

• 51:59Speaker 02

  But then when they get to that position of power, it attracts the demons because for demons, they, they, because they're cut off from God, they're no longer have grace. They no longer, they don't even know the economy of grace. And by that, I mean in the sense, they don't even know what helps that God is going to give to different people to get their lives together. They have no access to any of that knowledge. They don't have any of that. They don't have, they hate each other. They can't stand each other. So they don't even have the common.

• 52:22Tucker Carlson?

  They hate each other?

• 52:23Speaker 02

  Yeah, they completely hate each other. And so they, yeah. And so as a result of that, they can't, they have, the only reason they get along is because they have a common end, which is to take us down, right?

• 52:32Tucker Carlson?

  Man, you're describing people I know.

• 52:35Speaker 02

  Well, I'm getting there, Tucker.

• 52:37Tucker Carlson?

  I'm sorry you are.

• 52:38Speaker 02

  I'm getting there. So, so the only thing that's left with the demons is because they were created in a hierarchy, so how intelligent they are, they have a will that's proportionately intelligent, is strong to that intelligence. And different demons have different degrees of intelligence. And so basically what that means is, is that their will, one demon's will is stronger than another. So in hell, there's only one thing that's left, and that's raw power. And so what happens is, is, but it's also, but that power is melded with malice and self servitude and that type of thing. And so what happens is, is that when you see people that go into positions of power, that attracts the demons because they know, if

• 53:18Speaker 02

  I can get control of this guy, then I can, then I can basically use his power that he has to cause all this other damage, or to take other people down. That means there's, so as I mentioned, you know, a lot of the Christian leaders, they go with the right intentions. But when you're talking about politics, or in the, in the civil affairs, where power's involved, sometimes people go in it with the right intentions, but then they get corrupted afterwards because the demons start. When you get that high profile, the demons are going to be really spending a lot of time and energy trying to take you down. But the other side of it is too is that, and we've seen this even in the Catholic Church, they'll get the wrong types of people into positions of authority. They know this particular person has this defect.

• 54:02Speaker 02

  They'll give the person the inspiration, "You should go into politics. You should, you, you, you, you could, you should rule. You should be the governor." And so then they'll incline the person to go into that governorship, knowing that because of this person's psychological compatibility with them, with the demons, that they can manipulate this person to cause all sorts of damage.

• 54:20Tucker Carlson?

  Man, have I seen that a lot. I mean, you must watch the news with your jaw open, because you know what's happening.

• 54:27Speaker 02

  I watch the news from a distance, because it's almost like being in session. Like, I just saw that this afternoon, you know.

• 54:37Tucker Carlson?

  Really?

• 54:38Speaker 02

  Yeah, in fact, that's actually one of the reasons, that's actually one of the reasons, that's actually one of, there's two, two things that I think you find interesting. I actually did a series on how communism and diabolic psychology are identical. When you strip the veneer away of one being political and the other one being from the spirit world, we put that veneer away, the patterns of thinking are exactly the same.

• 54:57Tucker Carlson?

  But... Is that true?

• 54:59Speaker 02

  Yeah, it is.

• 55:00Tucker Carlson?

  Can you, that's it, worth lingering on for a moment. Can you, can you describe what you see as similar between the way demons behave and the way that the Bolsheviks behaved?

• 55:09Speaker 02

  Yeah, I mean, well, we see it even happening in our own country, in the sense that demons always present a temptation as this pie in the sky, great thing that you're gonna get, and you're gonna get all this pleasure and joy, and everything's gonna turn out right. This dog's got a niche. There you go. But they'll, they'll present it as, you know, "This is a great thing, you're gonna get this pleasure, you're gonna get this, you're gonna get power, you're gonna get..." But then, but then, once, once they get, and so then you give into the temptation, and then from there they take you down. It's the exact same thing in, in, in communism. They, it's a pie in the sky thing. "We're gonna have Nirvana, because, you know, nobody's gonna have to, you know, there's not gonna be any private property, you're never gonna have to worry, the government's

• 55:54Speaker 02

  gonna provide everything, everything's gonna be peaceful and joyful, and it's because of capitalism that there's all these wars, you know, it's, they sell you a bill of goods, they get you to sign off on it, and then from there they take you down." And that's exactly what the communists do. This is one of the reasons why one of the patterns within relationship to, to politicians in this country that are clearly communist. I always watch, I said, "You can just watch the pattern." They'll start out idealistic.

• 56:22Speaker 02

  But I always tell people, give them a couple of years and you're gonna see the malice.

• 56:25Tucker Carlson?

  Oh, yeah.

• 56:26Speaker 02

  And that's what you see.

• 56:26Tucker Carlson?

  Hurting people.

• 56:27Speaker 02

  Yes, exactly, because, and they think it's justified to achieve this good thing in the end. But here's another one.

• 56:34Tucker Carlson?

  And you see that exact pattern of behavior in demons?

• 56:37Speaker 02

  Yeah, in forms of temptation, when they diabolically obsess people about certain things, you know, obsession is where the demons besiege their imagination, their emotions to such a degree that the person can't really think outside the box.

• 56:49Tucker Carlson?

  Oh, man, who hasn't been there?

• 56:51Speaker 02

  Yeah, well, that's it. And this is one of the reasons why, but from that you can self-liberate just by-

• 56:55Tucker Carlson?

  Where you're just totally distracted all the time because you're focused on this one thing. Usually it's lust-related, but not always, sometimes it's greed-related, or-

• 57:03Speaker 02

  Right. And what, a lot of times, the way you know it's diabolic is, if it's from yourself, you can use it like, okay, I gotta put that side of it, and then you go on. But when it's from the demons, you'll kick it out and it comes back, kick it out and it comes back. And it's kind of this battle of just trying to keep that thing at bay.

• 57:18Tucker Carlson?

  Being angry at people?

• 57:20Speaker 02

  Yes.

• 57:20Tucker Carlson?

  Envy?

• 57:21Speaker 02

  Yeah, another sign of diabolic obsession is it'll switch on and it'll switch off without any external stimulus. You'll wake up in the morning, just torched, you're like, why am I mad? You know, or something will happen and you're just like, why am I sad, or why am I angry at this particular person, et cetera? And so, one of the, one of the forms of diabolic, when they, when they affect people psychologically, you see this even with, like, people getting fired for no reason whatsoever, because the demons step in and say, hey, you gotta get rid of this person. Right? Put a perspective that there's something wrong with this person, then you go back afterwards, after the person's gone, you say, ask-

• 57:52Tucker Carlson?

  Like, if you have the highest rated show on TV and all of a sudden they fire you one day?

• 57:56Speaker 02

  Yeah, exactly. That's what, no, but that's just it.

• 57:58Tucker Carlson?

  Sorry, I shouldn't have said that, sorry.

• 57:59Speaker 02

  Well, yeah, but I mean, but it's proof, though, that the demons, anybody that is starting to get a little too close to how the demons are functioning in society, or in a corporation, or whatever the case is, you start getting, and you start really seeking the truth regardless of the personal cost, the demon's like, we gotta get this guy out of here. And then, technically, the term for that is a snare. They can put a perspective on a particular individual thinking, there's something wrong with this guy, we gotta get rid of him.

• 58:25Tucker Carlson?

  That is fascinating. I'm sorry, I never should have tied it to myself, this is certainly not about me, but I just couldn't resist it.

• 58:32Speaker 02

  So, here's another one in relationship to the politics, but you've probably even seen this even in the, in the news media industry. So, um, one case that I had, it's the only case I've ever had of Satan as the possessor. Those kinds of cases are very, very rare, even historically. And the only reason I thought he was actually, this has got to be the guise, because he was trying to kill this woman that he was possessing. And he was also, for three straight days, I beat this guy ruthlessly in a session, and he just lied all the time. Even when it would go bad for him, if he just told the truth, he would just lie. Which is what Christ said about him. He said he was a liar and a murderer from the beginning. Yeah, so, but anyway, at a certain point, what came out was, so,

• 59:15Speaker 02

  in heaven, there are nemeses, just as Saint Michael fights against the demons, there's nemeses in heaven against the demons. So the demons actually have nemeses, specific holy people in heaven that actually combat them or deal with them. And very often, it's because of the facts, like, for example, the demon against the noonday devil is actually Saint Catherine of Alexandria, because of the fact that she conquered him by conquering that particular aspect of human nature, which is the tendency just being slothful and lazy, right? Well, in this particular case with Satan is, the nemeses was Saint Joan of Arc.

• 59:54Speaker 02

  And the reason it was Saint Joan of Arc, as it starts to come out in the case, because there's a very, you have a series of sessions, and stuff starts to be revealed about the dynamics of the case and why Christ allowed it, and why is this particular demon possessing this person at this time and for whatever reason? And what basically came out was, is that Saint Joan of Arc was the nemesis, because she actually showed up during one of the sessions. I don't see her, but the person who's possessed actually saw her appear, and the demon just completely freaked out and starts running straight at me. And when I'm watching him run straight at me, I'm like, "He's not coming at me. He's trying to get away from something." She literally ran over the top of me, and the woman that's possessed, but it was actually the demon, goes and cowers in the corner.

• 1:00:39Speaker 02

  And so I asked the woman, I said, "What?" After the session was over, I asked the woman, "What happened?" She said, "Well, Joan of Arc appeared." That's how terrified they are of the people in heaven. Well, over the course of time, what came out is that the reason Saint Joan of Arc was the nemesis of Satan in this particular case was because of the fact that Saint Joan of Arc is the nemesis to Satan under the aspect of treason through ambition.

• 1:01:04Speaker 02

  Yeah. And

• 1:01:07Tucker Carlson?

  Treason through ambition.

• 1:01:08Speaker 02

  And the reason Joan of Arc is the nemesis of him under that aspect is because she was put to death by a bishop who was French, who was siding with the English so that he could get a higher bishop prick. He would advance in the church. So he commits treason in order to advance himself. And that's what the ambition part is. That's a description of a vast majority of the politicians in this country.

• 1:01:33Tucker Carlson?

  That's amazing.

• 1:01:34Speaker 02

  Yeah, you see it, you see it all over the place.

• 1:01:36Tucker Carlson?

  So, um, two, I just need to ask this before I forget. So in, um, in the famous scene where Jesus casts out the demons called Legion from the man wandering the tombs on the other side of the lake.

• 1:01:50Speaker 02

  Right.

• 1:01:50Tucker Carlson?

  It's in a couple of gospels, I think. Um, and they say, send us into the herd of pigs, the thousand pigs.

• 1:01:56Speaker 02

  Right.

• 1:01:56Tucker Carlson?

  And the pigs drown themselves. They immediately commit suicide.

• 1:02:00Speaker 02

  Yes.

• 1:02:00Tucker Carlson?

  Okay, so the two questions I have are, is it a feature of this realm that demons possess animals?

• 1:02:08Speaker 02

  Yes, they can possess things. The technical term for that is infestation, which is different from possession.

• 1:02:13Tucker Carlson?

  Okay.

• 1:02:13Speaker 02

  But infestation is where they basically can get into houses. I've had to clean up a lot of houses, buildings.

• 1:02:19Tucker Carlson?

  Physical places?

• 1:02:20Speaker 02

  Yeah, because they like, they like, they like things, they like places, they like possessing them. Um, they can also get into inanimate objects. Um, uh, I know a guy that actually, there's what they call Fortuna, which is a, their little figurines. Um, where they, they're, they're, they're inversion of the Catholic statue type of thing, or Catholic image.

• 1:02:39Tucker Carlson?

  Yeah.

• 1:02:40Speaker 02

  And so what they do is they put a curse on these particular things and then from there they can affect people. And this priest ended up having a case where he had a whole bunch of those. He put them in a bag, put them in his car. And as he's driving down the highway, because he didn't have a chance to burn or destroy them yet. As he's driving down the, the, the road, he's just, he goes over this bridge and he, he's not paying attention. Next thing you know, he's underneath a tractor trailer. The car is shreds every single inch of that car, except for that where he was sitting. That's crazy. Yeah, another priest, he, he, there was a case where a guy had killed his wife in the backyard. And he found this, the priest found that, and the, the, the house was infested. So he, when he went there, he said, well, let's take a look to see if we can find any remnants of this deed. And he found this shotgun shell.

• 1:03:25Speaker 02

  So he gets the house cleaned up, but he didn't have a chance to get rid of the shotgun shell. He said, until, from the time I took possession of that shotgun shell, until forty hour, forty-eight hours later, when I got rid of it, every single thing in my life went wrong. So they can actually infest things and then from there they actually influence things. But have you seen it with living animals? Uh, yeah, well, I, I haven't seen them actually infest the animals to the point where they, the animals are doing that. But I have heard of other exorcists having that. I have seen them actually afflict animals. There was one case where the land was infested. And the people who owned the farm on there lost fifty animals in the course of one year.

• 1:04:08Speaker 02

  And it was under really odd circumstances. So the one, um, one day they just came out, stepped out on the porch and they had these Pyrenees. One of the Pyrenees was just standing, all of a sudden the Pyrenees just starts choking to death. And kills him, right? And so, because the demon on the property, it took us a while to get the guy out of there, but we finally got him out. But the, um, but then they took it to a vet and they said, there's no obstruction, there's no reason, there's no reason this dog should be dead. So they can, they can actually do that. What do you know about cattle mutilation, anything?

• 1:04:42Speaker 02

  Um, some of the cattle mutilation, I, you know, the stuff that I've actually studied, I'm, it's a little bit unclear to me about what the actual motivation is of some of the people that do it, but some of it is actually a cult activity.

• 1:04:54Tucker Carlson?

  Yeah, clearly.

• 1:04:55Speaker 02

  Yeah, and so, and part of that is, is it's the, they're still, what they're doing is, is they're inverting the sacrifice. So all, you know, in the Old Testament, all the sacrifices of the animals were actually just to lead up or a type or prefigurement to Christ, right? And so what they do is they do these rituals that are like the inversion of those things in the Old Testament, or they, where they're sacrificing animals and doing specific things in occult activity to empower themselves. So a lot of those, I've heard, I haven't, you know, it's not something I can verify or vouch for 100%, but I've talked to a lot of police officers in areas like that, and they say, "Yeah, there's a, there's a satanic coven over here, there's this, there's witches getting involved in this type of stuff too."

• 1:05:37Speaker 02

  And so they, they'll say that, you know, you'll see those kinds of things in where there's a high degree of or high number of people involved in the, in the occult arts.

• 1:05:49Tucker Carlson?

  What about the connection between demonic possession and suicide? I just can't help but notice that the second the demons enter the pigs, they kill themselves.

• 1:05:57Speaker 02

  Yeah, they have an animus delendit, right? They want to destroy everything they get in contact with. In fact, one, during one session that I actually had with Beelzebub, which is another name for Satan, because there's, appear under Satan is one thing, but having to possess something under the aspect of Beelzebub is another matter. But at one point, I just said, "Basically, the reason you hate everything is because whenever you see creation, you see Him," isn't it, referring to God? And he says, "Yes, that's why I want to destroy everything." So they have that, they, they do drive suicide. Now, people can commit suicide on their own. Like, for example, as you probably know, there's certain SSRIs that actually have an 80% suicidal ideation rate, right?

• 1:06:40Speaker 02

  So there's, you can, people can have, you can, people can commit suicide or have that inclination from that, but the demons also will begin picking at the person. So one of the things that... The demons do is they try, from the very beginning of our lives, they'll start tempting us with certain things. When they see us being born, because the knowledge of these things are infused in their mind, they actually know what our DNA is. And so they know, okay, because of this guy's genetic disposition, he's more likely to be inclined to these kinds of sins and not those. So they'll start picking at the kid from a very early age, tempting him to do certain things in that area. And their goal is not just to get him to commit sin and offend God, although that's the primary reason, but it's to slowly build a psychological compatibility.

• 1:07:22Speaker 02

  Because each time you give into that, you create a set of habits in you and you create these defects that make you much more easily and intertwine with them.

• 1:07:30Tucker Carlson?

  For sure.

• 1:07:31Speaker 02

  And, and so they're actually building that. And so what happens is, a lot of times when you see with suicide, not all cases, because some cases are, it's entirely natural, right? It's a psychological issue that's brought this about. But we've seen this with people who are possessed, a lot of times, in fact, every person that I've known that's possessed has had very strong, and sometimes they say uncontrollable inclinations to suicide. But they know that it displeases God, so they don't.

• 1:07:57Tucker Carlson?

  Um, how does a person know, well, how does a person get possessed by a demon? And then how does he know he's possessed?

• 1:08:07Speaker 02

  Uh, there's three ways. So, um, the first is you commit some grave sin, like abortion, murder, engaging in, um, the occult arts is one of the principal ways that we see people becoming possessed, selling your soul to the devil, stuff like that. So you do something really bad, and then that opens the door. In the Catholic sphere, we call it a mortal sin, something that's really grave, that you commit, and those sins can open you up to diabolic influence. Now, the way it works, though, is because Christ has perfect power over the demons, we open the door, but to be able to step across the threshold, Christ has to give them permission. So, most people who do stuff that's really bad don't become possessed because of the

• 1:08:49Speaker 02

  fact that Christ just doesn't allow it, because it's not gonna be good for the person ultimately, even though they've opened up the door. So they've done something really bad. That's about 50% of our caseload is that.

• 1:08:59Tucker Carlson?

  And do you ask what the person's history?

• 1:09:01Speaker 02

  Yes, because we want to know what could be the cause of the entry. Because if we know how the demon got in, a lot of times that's going to tell us how you're going to get him out. And so, we very often want to know that specific kind of information. The other 50% roughly is something really disordered or grave has happened to you. So, for example, one case that I worked on, the woman was run over by a car, her sister ran her over with a car. About 50% of our caseload are women who have been raped, molested, psychologically or physically abused in a grave fashion. And that disorder is the domain of the diabolic, and so that opens the person up to getting

• 1:09:45Speaker 02

  possessed, the woman getting possessed. And people say, "Well, that doesn't seem fair." Well, that's true, in one sense. On the other hand, Christ permits it, and what you'll find very often is those, especially the women, you'll find this, as they climb their way out, they become some of the most holy people you'll ever meet. Because the amount of virtue they have to obtain to engage in the battle becomes pretty significant.

• 1:10:06Tucker Carlson?

  How does a person, I mean, we're not encouraged to think that the torment we experience is the cause of demons.

• 1:10:15Speaker 02

  Right.

• 1:10:16Tucker Carlson?

  Right. So, how does a person realize, "Wait, I think I have some alien being in me?"

• 1:10:21Speaker 02

  It gets to causation. So, if your torment is because you've got a bad conscience because of the fact that you've been doing a lot of bad things, well, that's probably not necessarily diabolic. So, there's natural explanations that can be for it. Sometimes too, you know, like, for example, there's hypophagia, or there's, and people can become depressed as a result of that. So, there can be natural, organic causes for that. But the other way that you would know it is if there's no prior causation, but you're just like, you feel afflicted. So, we'll get people who like, have been cursed, and they say, "Yeah, I just sat in one day, and I was just depressed from that point on," or "I was just angry all the time from that point on."

• 1:10:56Tucker Carlson?

  I know someone that happened, prominent person that happened.

• 1:10:59Speaker 02

  Yeah. And so, you have to look into the causation. Where did this come from? And as I mentioned, if it's diabolic obsession, it'll switch on and switch off. As an exorcist, we'll pray over people like that, and you see a very distinctive pattern in this.

• 1:11:15Tucker Carlson?

  As you're trying to assess whether this is demonic?

• 1:11:17Speaker 02

  Yes, correct. Because sometimes it's just psychological, right? So, we just...

• 1:11:20Tucker Carlson?

  So, you show up, you get the call... I or someone I love, I think is possessed, you show up at the house and tell us what you do, if you don't mind, and how you make that determination.

• 1:11:30Speaker 02

  So usually we'll do kind of an initial intake or interview. We actually have a vetting process because the Society of Priests that I get, we get about, it ranges from anywhere, right now it ranges anywhere from 400 to 800 requests for help a month. And so I always tell people, I got pretty good job security.

• 1:11:47Tucker Carlson?

  Yeah.

• 1:11:48Speaker 02

  Considering.

• 1:11:49Tucker Carlson?

  In this country, you do.

• 1:11:50Speaker 02

  Yeah. But usually, but the way it normally works is what they call the Roman model is, is you'll just sit down, you'll talk to the individual and talk, and what you're trying to do is get a sense of what they're experiencing first, but then also the cause, what could have been the cause in relationship to this? Was there a psychological thing that happened to you? You know, were you raped when you were a kid? Or did your father abuse you? Or what happened? You're just looking for specific things in their past. You could explain it more on a cycle, on a psychological level. But then at a certain point, there's actually a set of prayers that will actually say over the person. And if it's psychological, you won't see much of a change. They might feel a little better when you pray over them, but that's just because of the social interaction and someone's actually listening to their problem, right? Whereas if it's diabolic obsession, all of a sudden, they'll feel this lifting, and they feel like they're symptom-free. And they're like, wow, that

• 1:12:35Speaker 02

  was fantastic. I feel great. Now, diabolic obsession is by degree. And so what can happen is if it's really entrenched, that feel of freedom and lightness will only last for like four or five hours at the most, maybe a day at the most, and then it'll set back in. And then you'll pray over them again, and then you see this, you kind of get this dolphining pattern. But they have to go, they themselves have to fight their way out. We put them on a prayer regimen and a spiritual regimen to fight their way out. And then as you pray over them, it'll slowly lift, and then eventually they're freed. But you'll see these distinctive patterns. Whereas if it's psychological, it just will kind of flatline. And so that's one of the ways that we can actually know.

• 1:13:16Tucker Carlson?

  But the high drama moments that you described at the outset, where the person, where the demon is speaking to you through the person, sometimes in his voice, sometimes in the demon's voice.

• 1:13:25Speaker 02

  Yeah.

• 1:13:26Tucker Carlson?

  How often does that happen?

• 1:13:27Speaker 02

  Well, possession is very rare. So statistically, out of 800 people or so, the contact is maybe four of them.

• 1:13:35Tucker Carlson?

  I should have asked you to define terms. What's the distinction between influence and possession?

• 1:13:40Speaker 02

  So influences the broadest cat, it's just a genus of how they, so they can influence by temptation.

• 1:13:48Tucker Carlson?

  Right.

• 1:13:48Speaker 02

  Um, oppression is where they attack your externals, um, like your job situation, things like that. Uh, obsession is where they attack your psychological faculties primarily and they obsess you. And then possession is where they actually take possession of a specific part of the body. And then from there they'll drive obsession and oppression.

• 1:14:04Tucker Carlson?

  So all of us from time to time experience the first suite.

• 1:14:08Speaker 02

  Yes, all of us are subject to what they call ordinary diabolic temptation.

• 1:14:13Tucker Carlson?

  Yeah, and that's why the Lord's Prayer says, lead us not in temptation, deliver us from the evil one.

• 1:14:17Speaker 02

  Exactly. And then the, the other forms are what we call extraordinary diabolic influence are extraordinary in two reasons. One, they're above and beyond what most people experience. But then the other part of it is, is that they are rare. They're rarer, I should say.

• 1:14:29Tucker Carlson?

  So possession, how do you know you're, you're confronting one of those unusual cases?

• 1:14:35Speaker 02

  Um, well, the, there are what we call the primary and secondary signs of possession. The secondary signs are certain psychological patterns, certain patterns we'll see in the person's life of what's happening. They can give us an indicator, but they're, they don't give us certitude. What gives us certitude is you'll pray over them and then you'll see a praetor natural sign. This is something that a human being is not capable of doing, like morphing, changing shape, as I mentioned before. Um, or superhuman strength. Uh, there was a case out in California a few years back where this eighty year old woman who had to have a walker to get in, just to get into the case, the sessions. They had four beefy police officers there during this case. And as soon as this demon manifested, he just threw them all over the room. So these are types of things, or another case that a friend of mine had.

• 1:15:21Speaker 02

  As it was a ten year old boy, that two police officers there that were two hundred and fifty pounds each. He lifted them both off the ground at the same time with ease. So these are superhuman strength, yeah.

• 1:15:30Tucker Carlson?

  Whoa.

• 1:15:30Speaker 02

  So these are the, so you'll see those particular kinds of things. So another, uh.

• 1:15:34Tucker Carlson?

  Did you get unknown languages, foreign languages ever?

• 1:15:37Speaker 02

  Yeah, so that's the, that's one of the other ones. So, uh, speaking in languages they've, they've never studied now. Um, there, this is, uh, and so a lot of times, um, you know, psychologists for a while were saying that, oh, well, maybe the person's heard the language. Well, I don't know of anybody who can hear a language, want to be absolutely fluent in it. Right, and so too, there's languages like the first case of possession ever dealt with. This guy was speaking a form of Phoenician that had been defunct for thirty-five-hundred years.

• 1:16:04Tucker Carlson?

  Ah, Phoenician?

• 1:16:06Speaker 02

  Yeah, he had been, so this is, so, fluently, by the way, so we're not talking about, so, this is not, this is not a psychological issue. Um, there's other things too, uh, so that, then, so there's, um, speaking in foreign languages. In fact, it was kinda funny, I had this one case where the demon, um, he, uh, Christ restricts what languages they can speak with you, even though they know all the languages, he restricts them. And so in this particular case, he was restricted to speaking in Latin. So I had to converse with him in Latin. Now, my Latin is decent, but once in a while, I'll, you know, when you're supposed to use the accusative, I use the dative grammatically, and he would just, when I would do that, I didn't do it right, he would just ignore me, like he just hadn't, didn't have to put up with this, right?

• 1:16:51Speaker 02

  And so then I would correct my language.

• 1:16:52Tucker Carlson?

  And who was the person he was occupying?

• 1:16:55Speaker 02

  Um, it was actually, it was a woman that was actually possessed.

• 1:16:58Tucker Carlson?

  But not a Latin scholar?

• 1:17:00Speaker 02

  No, not, not, she didn't even know Latin. So at the end of it, I told, I commanded the demon to consider the fact that he'd actually improved my grammar. He wasn't, he wasn't happy with that one.

• 1:17:10Tucker Carlson?

  So you mock them?

• 1:17:12Speaker 02

  Uh, not, it's not mocking them, I just inform them in stuff that makes, that it's painful for them. Cause you don't wanna mock them, because that's, that's, um, degrading, right? And we don't wanna degrade, we don't wanna be involved in the degrading process. It's the same reason why you don't call them names, you know? You, even in the ritual, there's a listing of names of theirs, but you're not gonna call them like, hey stupid, do this, cause they're not stupid, right? And part of that is because they're looking, they'll, they'll be happy if you do that because of the fact that, that means your, your speech isn't perfectly modest. And so, at least in relation to-

• 1:17:47Tucker Carlson?

  That's totally right.

• 1:17:48Speaker 02

  Yeah, and so-

• 1:17:49Tucker Carlson?

  They get power.

• 1:17:50Speaker 02

  They get power out of it.

• 1:17:52Tucker Carlson?

  Wait, I've seen this in the human realm.

• 1:17:54Speaker 02

  Yeah.

• 1:17:54Tucker Carlson?

  They're inviting you, certain people are clearly under the influence of these things, invite you to lower yourself.

• 1:18:01Speaker 02

  Yes.

• 1:18:02Tucker Carlson?

  And invite you to mock and swear and degrade and like, the second you do that, they become swollen with power.

• 1:18:10Speaker 02

  And I don't know if it's your experience, but in my experience with demons, they're willing to take a beating to get that out of you.

• 1:18:16Speaker 02

  They'll take the mockery. They'll take those, you know, you're cheating them badly. If it means they're getting power over you.

• 1:18:23Tucker Carlson?

  Yeah, I think they're trying to incite you to become more like them.

• 1:18:25Speaker 02

  That's exactly it. That's exactly.

• 1:18:28Tucker Carlson?

  Boy, I've seen that a lot. And I don't know anything about what you're saying. I've just, it, the parallels to the experience that like anyone engaged in our political discourse have, has to what you're saying are like crazy.

• 1:18:40Speaker 02

  But you know, in talking about that psychological compatibility, we have just a lot of people today that are psychologically compatible with a lot of demons. And that's why we're seeing that behavior. These people are just psychologically compatible with them.

• 1:18:52Tucker Carlson?

  And what, can you just restate what the qualities are that you see in people that are compatible with, with demons? Just like, to remember to avoid these things. What are they?

• 1:19:02Speaker 02

  Uh, well, it's basically people that, and this is actually some of the secondary signs of possession. It's people who are, have a tendency towards mendacity.

• 1:19:09Tucker Carlson?

  Lying.

• 1:19:10Speaker 02

  Lying all the time, duplicitous. Um, there's, I've made this comment even publicly about certain politicians. You know, you can tell that these people are in cahoots with the devil because of the fact that every single thing they do maximizes damage within their capacity to do so. You know, you get, you get around, yeah, you do. You get around people that are like that.

• 1:19:29Tucker Carlson?

  Oh, yes.

• 1:19:29Speaker 02

  Yeah.

• 1:19:30Tucker Carlson?

  I know them.

• 1:19:31Speaker 02

  Even though they might have a veneer of respectability, they're in a position of authority and they kind of conduct themselves a certain way, everything they do.

• 1:19:38Tucker Carlson?

  And they don't show any, like a normal, I lie. I have lied. I hate lying, but I have done it. But when I do it, or I think most people, when they lie, that, ah, you know, you kind of twitch a little bit. You don't want to lie.

• 1:19:49Speaker 02

  Yeah.

• 1:19:50Tucker Carlson?

  It's the people who register no concern at all about lying.

• 1:19:54Speaker 02

  That's right.

• 1:19:55Tucker Carlson?

  That is a sign.

• 1:19:56Speaker 02

  Yes.

• 1:19:56Tucker Carlson?

  Do you think?

• 1:19:56Speaker 02

  Yeah, absolutely. Yeah. And that's that psychological compatibility. Or people that are willing to just sacrifice other people for the sake of them getting even some of the most modest of gains. You know, where they're just, they're, and so the demons will just, I mean, they'll be happy to kill a bunch, a bunch of, you know, unborn children in order to empower themselves in relationship to, you know, say, one particular politician or another, they're more than happy to do so.

• 1:20:21Speaker 02

  Wow. The other third sign of, um, uh, preternatural signs, so one is things that are beyond human capacity, which I mentioned, uh, um, speaking foreign languages, but the other one is occult knowledge. And that's in two forms. So they'll, uh, I mentioned it, uh, uh, earlier, we mentioned it a little bit earlier about this woman who was making theological distinctions. You know, the, the demon was making theological distinctions. This is a form of knowledge that this woman didn't have. But the other form of occult knowledge is they can know what's going on in the other room. Because as I mentioned, it's all being infused in them as it happens, as it occurs. Cause that's how they're designed to know things. That's how God made them to know things. He just infuses them as it happens. So they'll actually know like what you ate for breakfast this morning, or they'll know things

• 1:21:06Speaker 02

  about your past history. Um, one of the things that you'll see from time to time is that they actually know your sinful history. And so if you go into a session and, um, cause you know, we've, we see this from time to time. If one of our assistants has, has, um, you know, that there's some, some sin that they haven't confessed, you know, then what happens is, is the demon knows that. And that's, cause the, as far as the demon is concerned is, is if you don't confess your sins, then basically they, their attitude is, well, then I still have power over you. Because you're still under me. It's once you confess your sin. That is true. Yeah, then it's absolved and then boom. And so as a result of that, they know that. And so you'll start the session and all the demons will point out, hey, this guy over here, he did X, Y, Z this morning. And this person didn't even see that guy until the session started.

• 1:21:51Speaker 02

  So they'll have occult knowledge, uh, uh, in those particular kinds of things. And so those are kind of the indicators that like, okay, I'm not dealing with somebody who's, uh, that this isn't, this isn't a psychological issue, this is natural. Now, one of the things that people often ask is, well, what about levitation? Is that a preternatural sign? Yes and no. Because there has been, um, it's, uh, there has been cases of, um, like there was a, um, uh, there was a saint in the Catholic church who would actually, um, uh, levitate when he'd said mass. And so, and he was a very saintly man. They even did exorcisms over them. Maybe the guy's possessed and nothing. You know, so.

• 1:22:30Tucker Carlson?

  Well, the Pharisees accused Jesus of being possessed.

• 1:22:32Speaker 02

  Yes, that's right. That's right. And then, but then you can also have levitation occur in an infested building, which is not too common. So people will be in bed and all of a sudden, phoom, they feel themselves getting dragged out, or pulled up, or lifted up off their bed and that type of thing. People have seen that. That's very rare. But you, but as exorcists, we hear about that from time to time. And so that doesn't necessarily mean the person's possessed. Plus, all the people that are possessed, not everybody levitates when they're possessed. Some do, some don't. And so levitation is just not that common, but you see it from time to time. And so it's not a necessary sign that the person's possessed. But if you see a bunch of secondary signs, you know, around the person, and you're dealing with them,

• 1:23:18Speaker 02

  and then you start praying over them, and then the demon more for change of shape and levitates, well then, you know, okay, that's, that's something that's, that's, that's preternatural.

• 1:23:27Tucker Carlson?

  There's a scene in, in the Gospels in Mark where a man brings his demon-possessed boy who's hurting himself, throwing himself into fires, having seizures, and the apostles are unable to exorcise the demon. And Jesus walks up and kind of scolds them, and then does so. And they say, "Why were we able to do it when we weren't?" And he says, "Because this kind of demon can only be exorcised through prayer and fasting." What does that mean?

• 1:23:55Speaker 02

  Well, it means that how you get a demon out of somebody varies. So Christ said, "By my name you will cast out demons." What he did not say is, "By my name you will cast out all demons." And the way we know that is precisely this scene in the Gospels, where they were using his name, but it wasn't having the effect. And so they actually have to do prayer and fasting. And basically what that means is, is the prayer is to petition God enough, intercessory prayer, praying to him, asking him to, to do enough prayers so that the person will actually be liberated. This is one of the reasons why we actually have people praying, like the assistance during the possessions, and outside of sessions, we have people that will do, spend hours praying for the person's liberation so that we get that done.

• 1:24:40Speaker 02

  The other part is through fasting. Now, the fasting is, goes back to Saint Paul, where Saint Paul says, "Bring your body under subjection," right? So, you have to fast in order to get your, to get your lower faculties under control to some degree. And by doing that, it's a meritorious work which God will actually, and you can offer that so that this person will actually become liberated in the process. The other reason is an exorcist, so I fast six days a week when I'm in session. And the reason for that-

• 1:25:08Tucker Carlson?

  What does that mean?

• 1:25:09Speaker 02

  It means having one moderate meal in the evening. That's it, each day. So, I have nothing for breakfast, nothing for lunch, and then I have a moderate meal at night. And I do that for six days. And part of that is just to, because when we become,

• 1:25:28Speaker 02

  when we get our body under subjection, two things occur. One, demons don't want to get involved with you. Because if they attack you and try and suggest something to you that's contrary to that subjection, you're going to reject it outright. So, they're going to get defeated very easily. And you're going to be, and by that, you're also developing virtues. You're empowered to be able to kick them out much more easily. When we're weak, they can take advantage of us. But the other part about it is, is that, and you've probably noticed this even with yourself, is you start to grow in virtue and you start saying, "I gotta get this part of my life straightened out." You become much more sensitive in that area that you've cleaned up. So, for example, people who stop using profanity all of a sudden and vulgarities, all of a sudden, when they hear it, it jars them, right? Well, it's the same thing in relationship to demons. So, as you fast,

• 1:26:12Speaker 02

  if the demons attack you, you're much, well, you're much more sensitive to it. And so, that disorder, because you've got it under, your body's now rightly ordered. And so, as a result, you quickly detect them, and then, so they don't want to attack you. So, in addition to, they don't want to attack you, but also you have a certain amount of protection, but also you can offer that fasting up so that this person is actually liberated. The people that are possessed sometimes will also need to fast, given the nature, sometimes the nature of the demon that they're dealing with. They need to fast in order to break the possession.

• 1:26:45Tucker Carlson?

  You said you've, I think you said you've cast out Satan himself twice?

• 1:26:52Speaker 02

  Satan once, so Satan, Lucifer, and Beelzebub are the same guy. Yep. And so, um, which Christ himself even said it, right? Cause they, the, the, the, the Jews accuse him of casting out Satan by the power of Beelzebub, right? And he says, how can a house divided? Yeah, yeah, it's casting out Satan. They say, yeah, how can, how can Satan cast out Satan? So he turns and says, or, oh, sorry, excuse me. They're casting out by the power of Beelzebub, right? And he says, well, how can Satan cast out Satan? So he, he's, the, uh, the Fathers, the patristic commentators on that scripture said that that's an indicator that Satan and Beelzebub are the same guy. And then Lucifer was his original assigned name because Lucifer comes from Luciferi, which means to bear light. He was supposed to enlighten our minds and that was his originally assigned task and

• 1:27:37Speaker 02

  refused to do so. But then after that, so I actually had a case which, um, uh, at a certain point during one of the sessions demons will be compelled to say things that you're not even asking them. God tells them, hey, you gotta tell this guy X, Y, and Z. And that's to keep the case moving along. And out of the blue, he just, the demon just blurts out, it was Beelzebub blats out, I'm the mockery of the Holy Spirit. And then he checks out, I can't get him back to the surface. He just wouldn't, regardless of what prayers I did. So I'm thinking to myself, well, I know Beelzebub and, and Satan are the same guy. So I started asking, you know, started praying, getting some, you know, give me the grace to see, what am I seeing here? Right? And we also know that Lucifer, he was originally Lucifer.

• 1:28:23Speaker 02

  And then it, it, it dawns on me, so in, as an exorcist, we deal with cases of dissociative identity disorder, which is multiple personality. It looks like possession, but it's actually not possession. Okay? And so it dawned on me, this guy's, it was a trifurcated personality. So during the next session, I referred to Beelzebub as the third personality of Satan and he just lit up. Like, how did you ever figure that out? Right? Well, it was a grace, obviously. So then I basically beat out of him. So Beelzebub is the inversion of the Holy Spirit. Lucifer is the inversion of the second person of the Trinity, because Christ is light from light, right, which we read in St. John's Gospel.

• 1:29:06Speaker 02

  And then Satan is the father of lies, so he's the inversion of God the Father. So you basically have this unholy Trinity. So then I commanded him to tell me, "Was this trifurcation of your personality the punishment for wanting to be God?" And after a little bit of beating, he said, "Yes." And then he basically admitted he suffers the same thing that people who suffer from dissociative identity disorder, he suffers the same problem. They're in constant, he's in constant pain as a result of this trifurcation. And this actually, so I thought to myself, "Well, you know, somebody had had to have talked about this historically. I can't be the first guy to kind of stumble across this." Well, lo and behold, there was a case in France in the 1600s where this exact same

• 1:29:48Speaker 02

  thing played itself out, and they talked about this. And then the fathers talk about it in bits and pieces. So that's actually, you know, that his personality, he was punished with this trifurcation, his personality. And that would explain why exorcists would experience Beelzebub, Lucifer, and Satan in very different ways.

• 1:30:06Tucker Carlson?

  What about this guy invited Satan rather than one of the lesser demons?

• 1:30:12Speaker 02

  Well, this, it wasn't actually a guy. It was actually a woman who became possessed by Satan because she was the victim of satanic ritual abuse. Yeah. And so, literally, right off the bat in her life. So she...

• 1:30:27Tucker Carlson?

  How common is that?

• 1:30:30Speaker 02

  When I first started doing exorcism work, most of the cases that we would see of that were from satanic ritual abuse in the 80s, which is when it really picked up steam. And then it kind of went on a bit, it kind of plateaued out a little bit. But now we're starting to see a lot of the cases from stuff that's been happening in the last 15 to 20 years. So the probably, if you're talking about cases of possession, or the cases that, well, let's just talk about the cases that come to us that have satanic ritual abuse, it's not that many, but it's enough that it takes up a significant amount of our time to clean these people up as a result of it.

• 1:31:08Speaker 02

  The...

• 1:31:09Tucker Carlson?

  What happened to that woman?

• 1:31:11Speaker 02

  She was liberated, finally.

• 1:31:13Tucker Carlson?

  And how did her life turn out, do you think?

• 1:31:17Speaker 02

  She's, she's, I think she's, I think she's a very holy woman. I think she's a very good woman. And, um, uh, the, uh, she still has to deal with some diabolical oppression. But I think that she's, she and her husband have really come up to speed in their spiritual lives. So they're doing, I think they're doing better than I think they think they're doing. But I think she's, she's doing fine.

• 1:31:40Tucker Carlson?

  How long does it typically take to save a person from possession?

• 1:31:45Speaker 02

  It depends on the degree of the possession because possession is by degree. That is how deep the possession actually is. If you have something like satanic ritual abuse, it's going to take a while. If it's, generally speaking, um, whereas sometimes I've actually had cases of possession where things have happened bad, like this one woman had, uh, she was, uh, molested when she was younger, but she was never complicit. She didn't want it and she always tried to lead a good Christian life, et cetera. So, um, three sessions, boom, she was cleaned up. Uh, there's cases of children that are possessed. Those go much more rapidly. There's usually just a few sessions. But if you're talking about an adult, um, usually the average case, and this is something which even the exorcists in Rome

• 1:32:29Speaker 02

  have made this observation as well, the average timetable is four to eight years.

• 1:32:35Tucker Carlson?

  Years?

• 1:32:35Speaker 02

  Years.

• 1:32:38Tucker Carlson?

  Can you exorcise a demon from a person against that person's will?

• 1:32:40Speaker 02

  No. Because if the person gives, if the person actually wants the demon to be there, God respects their free will and that empowers the demon to remain. So you can't get anywhere.

• 1:32:55Tucker Carlson?

  What are those persons' lives like?

• 1:32:59Speaker 02

  Uh, they're miserable.

• 1:33:01Tucker Carlson?

  Yeah, they're living in hell.

• 1:33:02Speaker 02

  Yeah, there was one, I, I actually had one case where I, uh, this, the exorcist that trained me said, hey, there's this one woman I can't get to, or would you take a look at her? And I said, yeah, I'll take a look at her. So, um, I went in and normally speaking, I would say it's serious of purse to keep myself protected when I went in and then clean, you know, and protected on the way out. But I totally forgot to do this. And so I went in, I started talking to her and she was possessed all right. She was showing signs of preternatural knowledge. I mean, she, there's the, the types of knowledge she had. It's like, wow, that's pretty, but she liked it. She didn't want it. So I told her, well, look, I can't, I can't really help you in relationship to this. And so, you know, if you want to be, if you want to cut bait with these guys, I'm willing to help you, but until then I can't help you. So I left, came down with the worst case

• 1:33:47Speaker 02

  of gout I've ever had.

• 1:33:50Speaker 02

  Gout? Gout. Uh, just like- You got a medieval illness, perfect. Yeah, exactly. So, and everything I did, I even took those tablets that are supposed to help you clean out the urea gas, and nothing, didn't touch it. It's the most painful- Oh, it was just- I've had, it's shocking. Yeah. So, it dawned on me a week later, you'd think I would have clued in being an exorcist, I wonder if that woman cursed me. So I said a prayer to break the curse, and within an hour it would all clear it up. Really? So I called the priest that had sent her to me, and usually he'll, he'll pick up the phone, well, he didn't pick up the phone. Two weeks later, he calls back, hey, you know, I would have called you, but I got the worst case of gout I've ever had.

• 1:34:33Speaker 02

  And I said, dude, you've been, you've been cursed. And I said, let me guess, right toe, big foot, or big, big toe in the right foot? Yeah, yeah, how'd you know? I said, well, you've been cursed. So he said the prayers, boom, it lifts up. A year later, the, another priest says, well, I think she's had a change of heart. I said, okay, well, this time I went in and I said some prayers, kept my Saint Michael to protect me, but I also- Did she apologize for cursing you? Uh, no. So, what happens is, is I, uh, I just, I said some prayers to keep myself protected, but I also said a prayer, which another exorcist taught me, which is extraordinarily effective, um, which is, Jesus, if this, if she tries to curse me, I ask you, or if I've been cursed, I ask you to send the curse back from whence it came, but if that's not

• 1:35:16Speaker 02

  your holy will, in either case, keep me protected. Now, there's a reason for that, is because if the person, this is why high-level witches will not get involved in cursing with people, cursing people as a general rule, because they know they can become subject to the very curse that they put on people. So, um, this, uh, so I went in, talked to her, oh no, she still liked the occult knowledge, you know, she really liked knowing what her husband was up to, you know, that kind of thing, even though he was never, not even around her. So I just gave her the same story. So, so she was getting knowledge that a normal person wouldn't have? That's right. She knew what her, the demons would tell her, this is what your husband's doing, et cetera. And it was accurate, right? And that's how you know it's true, it's actually accurate. Well, so I left, and then about a week later, I called the

• 1:36:01Speaker 02

  priest that had, you know, said, I think she's had a change of heart. I said, well, you know, how's she doing? She said, right after you left, she ended up in the hospital, she's still there.

• 1:36:10Speaker 02

  Yeah, so the, uh, this is, you know, the cursing is one of those things that the, you know, people can become subject to it. The main thing they have to do is make sure that they're leading an authentic Christian life, not doing anything sinful that would open the door for the demons, so they become subject to the curse.

• 1:36:28Tucker Carlson?

  Have you ever seen a phenomenon where someone is acted on by God, clearly inspired by the Holy Spirit, has a, has a closer connection to God than normal, and then shortly after is attacked hard by demons?

• 1:36:41Speaker 02

  Yes, yes.

• 1:36:43Tucker Carlson?

  That's a common reaction?

• 1:36:45Speaker 02

  Yes. Uh, okay, so the way demons tend to function is, they tend to like to go after easy prey, but because, and this is something that I've learned about them, because Christ has perfect coercive power over them, which we saw in the casting out of the Legion, right, and they, and they can't do anything without his permission, but that also means that he, they are subject to him, and that means that they are his instruments. And so he can use the demons to, as an instrument of our sanctification and purification, so we overcome particular difficulties. And so a lot of times, God will allow the person who's leading a really good Christian life to come under attack in order to draw them,

• 1:37:30Speaker 02

  draw them even closer to him than they actually are, or to purify them, or to make them more holy, or help them to overcome a particular defect, because the demon's using that against them. And so from time to time, you'll actually see that. And so the demons are, he uses them, and he tells them, we call it conscription, "Hey, you gotta go deal with this." And they'll, they'll admit it, "I didn't want to be here, but here I am."

• 1:37:51Tucker Carlson?

  Really?

• 1:37:51Speaker 02

  Yeah.

• 1:37:54Tucker Carlson?

  Huh. So the experience is designed to instruct the person who's being afflicted by it?

• 1:38:02Speaker 02

  That's right. To instruct them to gain knowledge about, okay, this is how this works, but also to, um...

• 1:38:09Speaker 02

  To uh, to basically help them to grow even greater in, in virtue. I mean, if, if the demons are kinda like tempting you towards, let's just say lust, attempting you towards lust. And you, you combat that, the degree of your virtue when you come out of it is gonna be stronger than if it's just natural human temptation. Yeah, and so that's a lot of times why God will allow it so the person becomes even holier, even more virtuous. Than they would outside that context, the demons actually hate it. Especially when you see in these cases of possession, the, like as I mentioned, some of these women will become extremely holy and I'll just mention to the demon, you know, you're becoming this person's instrument of sanctification. They'll admit it's true and they hate it.

• 1:38:48Tucker Carlson?

  What are steps that people can take to avoid being influenced by demons or possessed by them?

• 1:38:54Speaker 02

  Well, the main thing to do is stop sinning, right? Especially the, this more serious stuff, like, you know, stop fornicating, stop doing all this stuff, looking at pornography, cause pornography is where we're seeing the real uptick in obsession and stuff.

• 1:39:06Tucker Carlson?

  Really? You, you, you see this?

• 1:39:08Speaker 02

  Yeah, so the, the, the number of people becoming diabolically obsessed through pornography and even possessed. Uh, we've seen a drastic uptick.

• 1:39:17Tucker Carlson?

  Really?

• 1:39:17Speaker 02

  And that, yeah. Yeah, you know, when I was first, when I was first a priest, you know, people come to confession of a priest, so when I was first a priest. The guys that would confess pornography, you didn't hear that too often, cause you had to go buy it. And there was a shame involved. Well, now that it became ubiquitous on the internet, you can do it in the privacy of your home, the men, the men that are confessing is almost, you know, it's pretty high up there. Um, and so what we're seeing is, is that, um, but also the fact that a lot of the pornography is cursed. To increase its addictive effect, that was one of the things that the Satanists taught the people in the porn industry. Curse the master copy and then from that, the copies that are made will influence the people. And so they, they do that and then people become.

• 1:39:59Tucker Carlson?

  So you believe the porn industry is controlled by Satanists?

• 1:40:03Speaker 02

  Um, I don't know if it's controlled by it, my impression is these are just bad dudes. For the most part, I think that they're influenced by them. It doesn't mean that there aren't Satanists that are involved in the porn industry. I suspect there probably are, but I just think that it's, uh, they're the ones who taught them, "This is what you do and this will boost the addictive effect of it." And so, there's, uh, one exorcist, it wasn't, uh, it wasn't me, but there was another exorcist that I know of, who's a good friend of mine, he had a case where the, the guy became possessed and, um, finally, there's a certain stage where the demon gets weak enough, you can compel him, "How did you get in?" And he said, "Pornography." I believe that. And so then, the, after the session, he asked the guy, "What's the, you know, what

• 1:40:46Speaker 02

  happened?" And he said, he said, "Yeah, it was porn-" I think, he said, "I would believe it's pornography." He said, "I watched this one pornography that had this one woman on it, and then after that, something snapped or changed, and from that point on, I had to see every piece of pornography she ever made. I was just driven obsessively to find her." So, this is the, so that's one of the ways that they get in. So, so to answer your question, um, there's a few things. One is prayer and fasting. You pray, you should be praying regularly anyway, as a Christian, you should be praying. And if you're praying regularly, you can pray for your own protection. That's actually one of the reasons I gave you the book Deliverance Prayers for the Lady, um, which is right there. But that book actually contains a number of prayers did or drafted. You don't have to use those, you can use your own, but this gives you kind of an outline

• 1:41:31Speaker 02

  or a structure that say, "Okay, this is how this works." So, consistent prayer life, a disciplined prayer life, you have to be very disciplined. The second part of it is, is fasting, which is also true. Stop the sinning. The one thing that we have found, um, the, this is something that, um, uh, one of my lay assistants, this was about three years ago, we started noticing a very, a pattern, because this is what we, we watch for patterns, because demons act in a very consistent way. And what we started noticing is, the people that the demons attack, whether that's attacking their externals through oppression or through obsession, and even in temptation in some cases, are people that there's some area of their interior life that is undisciplined.

• 1:42:14Speaker 02

  You know, they eat too much, or they're not, you know, when it comes to chocolate, they're a little too indulgent. You know, instead of just trying to moderate those things, not that those things are bad, it's got the contrary, they're good. But they have to be moderated, or the person just doesn't moderate like their irritation or anger and certain circumstances, things like that. So there's some area of their life that's undisciplined. Sometimes it's just they're not praying. You should be praying on a consistent basis every single day. I mean, if you really love God, if you really love Him, you're gonna wanna be with Him, and that occurs through prayer. A lot of people just don't do that.

• 1:42:47Tucker Carlson?

  Also, if you understand the world well enough to be terrified by it, comma, which you should be, comma.

• 1:42:53Speaker 02

  Yes.

• 1:42:54Tucker Carlson?

  Then you will seek safety in prayer, I think.

• 1:42:55Speaker 02

  That's exactly it, yeah. And also the prayer, because you're lifting your mind and heart to God, which is one of the definitions of prayer, is lifting your mind and heart to God. It gets that right order in your own mind, and so it gives you clarity. So that you, you know, when you see the insanity in the world, you can still navigate it, and it doesn't affect you as much. But it's that undisciplined somewhere in their spiritual life that is, if people are getting attacked, you have to start figuring out, okay, where are you undisciplined? This is what you need to do, get that cleaned up, and it'll solve.

• 1:43:23Tucker Carlson?

  Man, that is, uh.

• 1:43:27Tucker Carlson?

  I, I, I think whether you believe in God or not, you can see that that's true.

• 1:43:31Speaker 02

  Yeah.

• 1:43:32Tucker Carlson?

  Um. Are you hopeful for the country, since you seem to pay attention to the whole country, not just?

• 1:43:42Speaker 02

  Uh, yes and no. If you, by hopeful, you mean in the sense that human beings are gonna correct this, you know, right this ship. I, I think it's beyond human correction at this stage, it's so bad. Especially when you look at the corruption in the higher levels of government and that type of thing.

• 1:44:03Speaker 02

  But I am also hopeful that Christ, uh, you know, if you look at the history of how God deals with human beings, He'll let us be evil only for so long, and then He gives us a spanking. So I think that He's, that Christ is going to correct it. Probably fairly soon, I mean, who knows when that is, but I think we're getting to the point where we're, you know, especially in a post-Christian era, we're almost as bad as Sodom and Gomorrah. I mean, I tell people, look, in Sodom and Gomorrah, at least they weren't trying to marry each other, you know?

• 1:44:28Tucker Carlson?

  No, it's true.

• 1:44:29Speaker 02

  Yeah, and so, but, so I think that we've gotten to the point where, that God is going to punish us, but in a way that a good father corrects his son when he's doing bad things, right?

• 1:44:42Tucker Carlson?

  Do you think that the first thing that jumps to mind is through war?

• 1:44:45Speaker 02

  Yeah.

• 1:44:46Tucker Carlson?

  Nuclear weapons? And I, and I wonder about the role of technology in all of this. So you said when you started, the people with porn problems bought the porn, and that's a small number, but thanks to technology, it's embedded, you know, universal porn use.

• 1:45:00Speaker 02

  Yes, yeah.

• 1:45:02Tucker Carlson?

  You look at something like AI or nuclear weapons specifically?

• 1:45:05Speaker 02

  Mm-hmm.

• 1:45:07Tucker Carlson?

  Hard not to think that that was demonically inspired?

• 1:45:11Speaker 02

  Well, obviously, these are, these are natural things which we could discover on our own, whether the demons actually inspired people to start pursuing this. I think the real problem is the use of them.

• 1:45:22Tucker Carlson?

  Right.

• 1:45:23Speaker 02

  That's where the real problem is. So AI, I mean, I use AI to do research.

• 1:45:27Tucker Carlson?

  Yep.

• 1:45:27Speaker 02

  And the, although you have to be careful, you have to even vet that, because a lot of, it's based on the language models, of course, it's based, it's out there generally.

• 1:45:35Tucker Carlson?

  Of course.

• 1:45:35Speaker 02

  So a lot of times, there's garbage. But a lot of times, it puts you in the ballparks, you can quickly find stuff, which is very helpful. So it's a very powerful and useful tool. It's a good thing, but we've already seen people using it for evil. And, and this is one of the reasons why I think that as time goes on, it's going to be even become more and more evil. The types of evil we're going to see coming from these things are going to be pretty significant, I think.

• 1:45:59Tucker Carlson?

  Well, I mean, Sam Altman's already announced that OpenAI will allow anyone to create their own porn.

• 1:46:04Speaker 02

  Yeah, that's it, yeah.

• 1:46:06Tucker Carlson?

  So, but, but the cycle that you're describing is society falls into decadence and evil.

• 1:46:12Speaker 02

  Yeah.

• 1:46:13Tucker Carlson?

  And then it's corrected through punishment.

• 1:46:15Speaker 02

  That's right.

• 1:46:16Tucker Carlson?

  And you think we're getting pretty close to the punishment stage of the cycle?

• 1:46:19Speaker 02

  If God is consistent, which he tends to be, yeah.

• 1:46:22Tucker Carlson?

  And that's not a terrible thing.

• 1:46:25Speaker 02

  No, it's gonna be painful. It's like the kid, you know, when he gets spanked, it's painful. But then he realizes, okay, this is not good. I'm not gonna do this anymore. And so we, God wants us to be able to see the effect of the evil. There's a certain sense when that's already happening. Right? In the sense that the more evil we become, the more difficult and afflicted living in this culture is becoming.

• 1:46:48Tucker Carlson?

  Yes.

• 1:46:49Speaker 02

  So we're already paying the price for our sin to some degree, but we're still on a course where we're not correcting ourselves. That, I think some people are. Some people are like, this is just evil. I gotta get my act together, right? But that's not, that's not the whole of the culture, but, um, but at a certain point, God's, I think, gonna have to correct it himself.

• 1:47:09Tucker Carlson?

  I think that all the time, you know, for every aborted child, there's, you know, another homeless fentanyl addict or something. I mean, it's all seems like. Um, so last question, which is about drugs and alcohol and the role that demonic influence plays in addiction.

• 1:47:23Speaker 02

  Um, so addiction is actually threefold. The first is there's actually a brain mechanism that causes the addiction. Yeah. Um, and then there's the set of habits that revolve around that. And those are also kind of a natural thing that people can actually develop. Um, but then there can be layered on top of that. The demons can actually drive the addiction. So they can, through ordinary temptation, you know, just say, hey, there's, there's the alcohol again. Let's go drink. Let's go do this. Remember all this fun that you actually had when you did this. Um, and so they can actually drive that. The demons also have the ability to block a remembrance of things, to remember things. And so, uh, part of the virtue of prudence is the virtue of memory, remembering the right things at the right time. Yeah.

• 1:48:01Tucker Carlson?

  So right.

• 1:48:01Speaker 02

  So, you know, like, you know, last time I drank, I, I, I paid the price the next day. Well, they can make you focus on the good thing you got out of this and, and, and forget all the pain you went through, right? So they can do that. Um, the other thing is too, is that demons can also, they can, because they can act upon us physically, that is in our brain and that type of thing. They can actually cause a mimicking of, um, addictive experiences. So there was a woman that I actually knew that, um, she would come to me and, and she didn't have the history or the habit building of an alcoholic. But she had the tendencies for it and she would try, from time to time, she would, she would struggle in that area.

• 1:48:43Speaker 02

  So what I did is I started praying over her for any demon of obsession or relationship to addiction. And she, she said, every time I would pray over her, she would go about a week without any addictive feelings whatsoever. Now, I'm not suggesting that everyone, everything that's addictive is diabolic. It's quite the contrary. Usually people get involved in the addictions and then the demons get involved in that.

• 1:49:02Tucker Carlson?

  Yes.

• 1:49:03Speaker 02

  So, but, but they can also drive those things in relationship to certain people. Um, we also see this in relationship to people who are possessed. So I, and it's a very common, that sugar is a big addiction that demons drive in people who are possessed. Um, you know.

• 1:49:19Tucker Carlson?

  Really?

• 1:49:19Speaker 02

  Yeah, where they just, they can't stay away from the sugar. I had to, I had one case, this was kind of interesting. I, I had gotten to the point, this woman that was, that was undergoing exorcism for possession was a very virtuous woman. Like, why, you know, I, I, why am I like getting this guy out, right? And so at a certain point during one of the sessions, I commanded to him.

• 1:49:38Tucker Carlson?

  And she was possessed?

• 1:49:39Speaker 02

  Yeah, she was possessed. I said, I said at a certain point, I said, um, I said to the demon, I commanded the demon to tell me, what is it you have on her, right? And he just looked at me and he said, pop.

• 1:49:51Tucker Carlson?

  Meaning soda?

• 1:49:52Speaker 02

  Yeah. So he checked out. I asked her, I said, do you have a problem with soda? And she said, I cannot go a day without rewarding myself with it. She says, I just can't do it. And then once the possession's broke, boom, they don't know, they don't even have the inclination towards it. So they can drive those kinds of things. And again, I'm not suggesting that everybody who has these addictions, because these things are just addictive by nature. Um, and people develop their own, but in possession cases.

• 1:50:19Tucker Carlson?

  But sugar addiction, wow.

• 1:50:21Speaker 02

  Sugar addiction.

• 1:50:22Tucker Carlson?

  I'm not surprised even a little bit. I'm just surprised you said that out loud. That's like, because it's so clearly true.

• 1:50:28Speaker 02

  Yeah. Why, why do you think it's true?

• 1:50:31Tucker Carlson?

  Because I've just seen it and felt it and I just know that there's some kind of connection because it causes compulsion.

• 1:50:37Speaker 02

  Yes, exactly.

• 1:50:38Tucker Carlson?

  And compulsion's always a sign to me as a total layman, but like, compulsion? Really, what's that? The compulsion to harm yourself? There's no evolutionary theory that can account for that, right?

• 1:50:49Speaker 02

  Right, yeah, exactly. Yeah. Yeah, and a lot of times they'll look just to see what our dispositions, like I said before, our dispositions are and they'll drive those areas, the detections, you know, whether it's to a particular kind of food or whether it's a particular kind of thing. Although with men, eating a lot of meat, I get that, you know. But, uh, but when it comes to the actual, but other things that are very addictive, like sugars, alcohol, things like that.

• 1:51:10Tucker Carlson?

  Meat does not cause compulsion. It can't. You can't eat two pounds of beef, you can eat two pounds of chocolate, though.

• 1:51:16Speaker 02

  Yeah, you can. That's true.

• 1:51:18Tucker Carlson?

  And then wait an hour and eat another two pounds. You can't do that with steak.

• 1:51:20Speaker 02

  No, you can't. That's true. Although, they, uh, they do know that, um, that chocolate actually gives, it releases endorphins when you eat it. And it's even more effective in women, apparently, from what I've read, from the brain studies. But with men, they say you just show them a picture of meat and his brain lights up. Which is why I tell people, look, if a guy doesn't like meat, eh, there's something wrong.

• 1:51:46Tucker Carlson?

  Yeah, I think that's totally fair. Father, that was amazing and I appreciate your doing it.

• 1:51:51Speaker 02

  Thank you for having me.

• 1:51:52Tucker Carlson?

  Thank you.

• 1:51:53Speaker 02

  I really appreciate it.

• 1:51:54Tucker Carlson?

  Very much.