Trumpet Hour

• Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps shot down a quarter-billion-dollar American drone on Thursday, the latest in a series of attacks and provocations against America and Western interests—including rocket attacks on American bases and oil infrastructure in Iraq, and Houthi drone strikes against Saudi Arabia.
• Meanwhile, Iran is denying that it is behind some of the attacks, and Europe says it isn’t sure whether to believe Iran or America—remarkable evidence of its hardening attitude toward the U.S.
• Cash-strapped Venezuela has opened its doors to more funding from Iran-funded Hezbollah, and Russia is sailing its most modern warship in the Caribbean Sea—troubling developments in America’s backyard.
• We also talk about Chinese President Xi Jinping’s visit to North Korea, a new European fighter jet program, and U.S. lawmakers trying to address the problem of Internet censorship.

Links

• [0:39] Iran’s Provocations to War [America’s Reaction] (7 minutes)
• “Five Days, Four Attacks on U.S.-Related Targets in Iraq”
• [8:32] Iran’s Provocations to War [Europe’s Reaction] (8 minutes)
• “Europe and America: They’ve Lost That Loving Feeling”
• The King of the South
• [17:03] Venezuela: Iran’s Next Syria (10 minutes)
• “China’s Drug War—Against America”
• [26:58] Russians in the Caribbean (6 minutes)
• Isaiah’s End-Time Vision
• [33:10] Iranian-Influenced Attacks in Saudi Arabia (5 minutes)
• The King of the South
• [38:22] Xi in North Korea (8 minutes)
• “Why the Trumpet Watches the Rise of China as a Superpower”
• [45:43] Europe’s New Fighter Jet Program (5 minutes)
• “France Rejects America—and Empowers Germany!”
• “Will Germany Lead Europe’s Air Defense?”
• “Why the Trumpet Watches Europe’s Push Toward a Unified Military”
• [50:59] The Problem of Internet Censorship (4 minutes)
• VIDEO: “Daniel 8:12—A Dual Prophecy”