There's a new article in Vanity Fair and it begins this way. If you
want to know what power feels like, try to get yourself driven around in
a motorcade. They're writing about one of the people who's running the country zone
Oh gosh, No, not the figurehead, No, someone actually running the
country. And the way it's written, it's not, I think a discussion
of gosh, people shouldn't have power like this. It reads a little bit
like, well, forgive me, from an era before many of you were
born, and again forgive me. It reads a little bit like dear penthouse
letters. I never thought this would happen to me, but let's where it
reads. We'll talk about this plus the ever changing ridiculousness of the earnest feelings
of the people in the Mockingbird media, earnest and strong and resolute and changeable
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Here's the Emerald City exile Todd Herman. Today is a day the Lord has
made in These are the times to which God is the side of where she'll
live The article in Vanity Fair is right about some things. It's right about
if you ever want to feel puffed up, get yourself in a situation where
you're driven around by motorcade. Now I've never been in a motorcade. I've
been in situations where you're driven around in groups of SUVs and you have special
parking, but never in a police motorcade. But I did have this back
in the day. I got a level at Microsoft level sixty six. I
don't know that they do this anymore. I think I know, actually I
know they do. But they would put numbers on job positions and you go
I think through I think the number was through number sixty nine, and then
you'd skip like seventy through seventy nine, and then it was eighty. And
eighty was the stratosphere. I mean, they made it clear, this is
we're so far above the normals. And eighty I think was partner status.
And at partner status you had I think a minimum a million a year and
you'd end up getting these sixteen week vacations every three or four years, sabbaticals.
You got sabbaticals at a friend who made partner. And when I made
level sixty six. I went back and I told the person, we gave
people ridiculous titles chief of staff, chief of staff. Right, I had
a chief of staff, so in anice lading, wonderful lady in fact,
I named Betina. And I went back and I had intended to quit.
In fact, I went to go submit my resignation and they negotiated with me.
I was shocked. And what I told Bettina is she said, what
if they try to keep you? I said that then I'm going to make
ridiculous demands, like I want to leave. And I had this opportunity to
go to YouTube, which probably economically I should have just pursued. I should
just quit and gone down and gun. So I said, I'm going to
make ridiculous demands. So I'm sitting in the office with a VP and my
current boss, and my point in that meeting was that guy's no longer my
boss. I'm not going to work for him anymore. And there were reasons
for that, and we've since made peace. But we were both for egotistical
young guys. He was, yeah, my age. Actually he'd just been
there longer, and we both later admitted we were absolute jerks. So I'm
not going to work for Rob anymore. That was the point. And in
this discussion, I said, Okay, I want gold Star Awards because I
feel like I've earned two gold Star wards. Here's my performance. These are
the commitments I've made. I've looked into the model. This was the model
for compensation and bonuses. I was actually at the model. I got two
six o's in a row. Five Oh is a perfect review. Two six
o's means you went above and beyond. And this all sounds very prideful.
As I speak these words, I want to vomit. I just want to
puke all over I. I I, Well, that's who I was at
the time. I Look what I did. Look what I did. Never
at any point that I drop to my face and kissed the ground and say,
dear Lord God, why have you rewarded me with this? Why have
you entrusted me with this? Why have you given me this opportunity? Didn't
do that a bit. So I make this play, thinking that's it.
They're going to kick me out of here, you punk. The VP turned
his computer monitor to me and said this is the top I can give you.
And I looked at it. I said, yeah, Well, if
I'm level sixty five. Sure, that's the top you can give me,
because you actually want a level bump too, You want an out of cycle
level bump. I go yeah. He turned the computer back to himself,
turned it forward. He goes, okay, done, here's the deal.
You probably won't get another level bump for another three or four years, right
unless you get in a bunch of other six o's. Okay, wait what
done? Walked out of the meeting and I said the most awful thing,
horrible thing, horrible thing. And it was because I was speechless. This
guy Rob was famous for the shoes he bought. He was famous. He
had hundreds of shoes, made a ton of money, hundreds of shoes.
And I was I'd always like these shoes he was wearing. And I was
speechless. It was like you're next to someone you don't know what to say,
and he goes, you got everything you want? I said, yeah,
but what if I wanted your shoes? What if I got those?
He goes, then you'd have what you got plus one thousand bucks. And
I went back and I told Bettina. I walked in, knocked on her
door. She opened it, and she said, man, you're the best
boss. I've ever had. I'm gonna miss you, I said. They
said, yes, what what did you What did you demand? I told
her. She goes, you're a sixty six. Yeah, oh my gosh.
Let me see if it's in the ORG chart. She looked up.
She goes, it's in the ORG chart. You're a sixty six. Well,
she goes, you can take you don't have to take the vans anymore.
What, Todd, you can take a GM car anywhere on campus.
You don't need to take a van. You ever need to park again on
campus? You're kidding? She goes, No, go okay, let's try
this. She goes, okay, I'll call a car. What are we
gonna do. Let's get let's get everybody go to lunch. Just get the
team, everybody who can go. Let's take him out of lunch. So
she's put out an email, Todd's taking us to lunch, and like only
three people could come. But she got on the phone. Yeah, Hi,
I'm calling for my boss. I support Todd. Herman, he's level
sixty six. We need a car. So while everyone else is getting on
vans to stop it this stop and this stop. It's mass transit. A
town car pulls up so that we can ride from one Microsoft campus building to
another and pull right up into the executive parking And yeah, I felt like
I had juice. It's intoxicating. It turned me into and forgive the language,
a complete jackass. And I regret the way I allowed it to change
me and the way I treated people. My friend Zach Abraham, chief investment
off for Bulwark Capital Management, he gets this. There's a reason that he
and his wife keep the company as focused as it is on two things,
risk management and active management or portfolios. But all around this reason humility.
Zach got to watch the mighty fall during the big housing crisis, the first
one he got to be there. He was one of the guys saying we
got to short the housing market and people said, kids, you're crazy,
it's too big to fail. He got to watch those people lose money for
the first time in their lives when he was a young man, a long
long time ago, and he talks about this. He and his wife lost
a house, they had to give the house back during that period of time.
It humbled him. Now, of course, with the success that God's
given him through Bulwark Capital Management, way, he's been caused to steward that
company. They keep everything at the level of humility. They start everything with
we are stewarding people's money. God gives us this huge privilege, this huge
honor, and they keep focused on that. That's why Zach is not a
guy who goes out and plays power. In fact, when he comes on
our program, he so often takes the risk of speaking truth about the financial
markets, like how rigged they are against us. And then there's this he
will not let people put all their money with bulwark. He does not want
you to do that. I tried it. He said no, Nope,
keep some cash outside of here because if we have a bad year prior to
your retiring, I don't want you to have a down year with us.
So hedge the bets. Have this guy. Take an honest look at your
portfolio, honestly, and if it's an honestly great shape, he'll tell you.
You, guys, you've got a rockstar person. We're going to it.
Don't change. If it's at risk, particularly from inflation, he'll tell
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Investments involved risk, you could lose money, and past performance is not
necessarily indicative of future results. So after I got the company car, and
there was a name for those cars, I think it was like A twenty
nine Cars something like that. After I got that car, I started to
become a pure jackass, egotistical, arrogant, and I've developed this attitude that
I don't really have. I don't have time to be nice and I don't
need to be nice. So I was nice to my team. I was
nice to people who were lateral to me. I was nice to people who
worked below me. But if someone was in my way, particularly there were
two guys who were in my way constantly in my way, I figured,
Okay, now I've got juice and I don't need to be nice any longer.
And I literally told these guys on a phone call. I told one
of them on a phone call and again, I'm in a to stink and
Limo in Los Angeles, and I called this guy and I said to him,
Adam, I'm done pretending you're being helpful. He goes, what I
said, no, hear me. I am done pretending you're being helpful.
I'm done pretending this is process. I'm done pretending this is product management.
You are blocking me. I see that you're blocking me, and I'm going
to bring down fire from on top. I will move you out of the
way. You can either have a hand in this product or not. But
if it's not, you're also not going to have a hand in anything else
we do. Do you hear me? What can we say? No,
I'm not going to talk about it. And I know what he did in
the background. I know what he did because I know the game is.
He went and checked the ORG chart. Oh no, I repent of who
that made me. Adam didn't deserve that he was blocking me. He didn't
deserve that from Vanity Fair. If you want to know what power feels like,
try to get yourself driven around in a motorcade, Flashing police chaperon lights
form a perimeter as you blaze down an empty highway, waiting cars backed up
on entry ramps as you pass, as if the world is holding its breath
for you. Also, rules don't apply on a cool spring day driving down
suburban Minneapolis side streets. We run red lights and whip round curves so fast
I can barely take it in the commonplace American view track housing, big box
stores, churches, office parks, semi industrial no man's land. Finally we
arrive at our destination, nine Mile Brewing in Bloomington, Minnesota. Let's go,
let's go, let's go command someone, a secret service agent, maybe,
as the motorcade pulls into a loading dock. Politics, I will come
discover in the next few days involves a lot of backstage spaces, service entrances,
freight elevators, places where very important people can slip in and out of
events unnoticed. Politics also involves a lot of comically fast walking to wit.
At nine Mile, an entourage of thirty or so are noisily hustling to follow
a trim blonde woman in a pristine white so as she strides nonchalantly past changing
gurgling brewing vats aiming for a back office, probably clanging gurgling bring vats aiming
for a back office. This is my first glimpse, a first Lady Jill
Biden exiting the sealed chamber of power into the middle of America. A vision
of calm amid utter cacophony, Doctor Jill Biden, calm amid utter cacophony?
Do you sense the worship? I do, so does Jill. Oh yeah.
When I got that level twenty nine, it was the craziest level of
sixty six. That crazy, crazy thing happened. I went into a business
review. I was only there because I was now someone who had a sort
of P and L responsibility sort of sort of, and my P and L
responsibility sort of it was more P than L, but I had a team,
et cetera. Anyways, I go to this business review and I was
scared, silly. I don't do well with spreadsheets. I don't. So
I'd spent the last year studying a book called Numeracy Is How to do Quick
mental Math, and I knew I could never match these guys in serious math
level. So I did this thing. I'm going to be the guy who
can look at the first page of a spreadsheet and call out a significant number.
If I see a significant number, I'm going to call it out.
I'm going to be able to do calculations in my mind. So I practiced
and gained this skill. I don't have that sill a number because they don't
use it. But in this meeting I saw something in a spreadsheet. It
stood out. I raised my hand. Yeah, I'm just curious. Over
here, I see like parallel hockey sticks between these two quarters. Is there
some kind of trend here, because I'm noticing this looks like a tripling of
it worked. It worked. Later, a guy who was a four real
global GM and he was a smart dude came up to me, goes Man,
it's so good to be in the team. It's so good to abbing
and here asking questions like this, and it's really really good to know you're
paying attention to the numbers. Never struck you. You never struck me as
a numbers guy, Todd. But that's really really solid work. We need
to get lunch factor. You want you to come over to the house.
Man. I was puffed up, but I sensed it. The new kids
got juice. Who's the new kid going to partner with? It's like Survivor,
that's what it's like. I remember my wife and I watched Survivor.
Go I don't need to watch this. This is work. This is work
that's Microsoft. But I sensed it. I remember back in the day at
football camp sensing it well. I didn't. I'd been to the football camp
three years in a row, and this was the third year. I was
a senior and a kid came up to me and we were talking and he
goes, can you feel it? I go, what is you can't feel
that? I go what? He goes, You're the bull? No I'm
not. It's Todd You're the bull. I go, no, I'm not.
He is. That guy's going to Notre Dame. He goest everybody is
waiting for you to say something. What I'm telling you sounds utterly prideful,
and I want to puke because I say it. But yeah, once that
kid pointed it out to me, I did feel it. I hate that
I felt it. This is what the point of the show is. The
point of the show is, why do people do these things? Why does
Joe Scarborough, who has enough money to never work again a day in his
life, why does he open himself up to things like this? But I
understold him when I said he was coaching. He's far beyond cojing. In
fact, I think he's better than he's ever been. This is a battle
for the future of American democracy, and now is a good time. In
June, thank God in June and not October. In June, this is
the last chance for Democrats to decide whether this man we've known and loved for
a very long time is up to the task that clip. Those two clips
side by side are three months apart. Joe Scarborough saying that Joe Biden was
better than he's ever been. Happened after Joe Biden claimed that he drove an
eighteen wheeler. He was at a place where they're producing electric eighteen wheelers and
he said, in front of everybody, I used to drive truck. And
his twenty four year old staffers were suddenlylling press press, press over here,
over here, and they were doing everything they could. They're drawing them out
because they know, no, you were never a truck driver. This is
at the same time that Biden forgot where he was. It's summits stumbled upstairs
constantly, forgetting which side of the stage to exit, forgetting names of people
his own cabinet anyway, Secretaria mayor monkey monkey man, Sorry Na mayor Pete
Gay No, it's mere peep, Yeah he's gay. But three months later,
Joe Scarborough is saying, probably time to make a switch. How does
this all tie back to level sixty six. I didn't want to lose that.
What are the hardest things I made? Decisions I made in leaving Microsoft
was I don't you got a window office. Here have been in non window
offices my whole career. Now I don't just have a window office. I
got a double I got a couch. There's a stinking couch in my office.
I got a round table. In fact, I said I wanted a
whole wall of whiteboard. Boom, whole wall of whiteboard. I even said
I don't want a desk. You took so much juice. No, I
don't want a desk. I don't want that big thing. Stick it in
here. I want my whole team to be abled into my office. Other
people do it. I've seen gms do it. I know a gim who
has a double office. He has a sandbox because he's a surfer. He
gets to put his toes in sand I never got the sand thank god.
Look like a cat box. By the way, super cool guy insantly that
guy Blake Joe Scarborough doesn't want to lose Airport priority, party priority. Whispering
into the ear of that's the other part of that thing. That's the other
part. Gosh. I didn't know the show was going to be about this,
you guys, I had no idea when you reach a point in something
like that that for real executives, people who actually earn it, draw you
into the circle. Maybe you're different than me. It just changed me.
I remember being in an event in Santa Barbara and it was an event I
got to speak at this event. It was the whole division that was probably
a couple thousand people, and they gave this speech and it was about iconoclasm.
And as I was going through the speech notes with some of the executives,
one of the ladies said, well, you're gonna need to define iconoclasm.
I said, really at Microsoft. She goes, so, no one
knows what an iconoclast is. You're gonna have to define that for people.
Okay. So I was talking about applied iconoclasm. That's what I wanted to
pursue, applied iconoclasm to knock down things that are icons, to undo icons
and replace them. So when I gave this speech, it went overwhell.
It was fun. I'm good at speaking. God's gifted me with that.
At the time, of course, I thought it was me oh, and
it was the me show, and then afterwards when I got off stage and
we were having dinner that night, and there was I mean, I remember
torches, a whole lot of fruity drinks. I never drank alcohol at a
work event, the bad, bad idea. I learned that early. I
never drink alcoholic work event. I don't drink alcohol, but I particular work
events. And all of a sudden, here I am in a in a
triangle of three people, one of whom was the most substantial female boss for
whom I ever worked. The other was her boss. And I'm talking juice,
and I remember going shit, look at me. And by the way,
I mean, I was looking around and there were people from with whom
I used to work laterally we were at the same levels, and I was
like a twisting my head around it out of the corner of my eyes,
like yeah, yeah, me. And you're right, I'm standing over here
with these guys. And look over that direction. Yep, Teal, you're
right, I'm standing here. I'm having this conversation. You wish you rab
That's right, Teal. Joe Scarbo's stuck in that I was captive. Satan
said, here's all the things of the earth. Look at that. And
when I did go to church, and we did, our daughter was born,
moved to church. I started going to church priory to that, my
wife joined me, and our daughter was born. Yeah, oh fifty grand
to put on a roof, I'll pay for that. And I told my
daughter. I told her that, well, don't tell me about your mama
actually paid for the roof. Makes me puke. Power is man, It's
a helopandrone. Janet Yellen. I don't know that she can remember a life
without power. She is like doctor Jill Biden utter calm amid or prom a
vision of calm amid ugger cophony. Talk about her in a second. She
said something amazing in comparison to a video that's gone so viral that Mockingbird media
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math. Our body's age, it's math. The economy is not good.
Janet Yellen doesn't remember a time when she wasn't in power. At least,
that's what I think we'll do. Contrast and compare. Here a woman in
the seat of power. She's got the level sixty six cars, she's got
the she's got the motorcades. She's got the protection, not necessarily secret service,
but private protection. She's got the office you need to have ID to
get into. She in a brief little statement, says, so very much.
Takata Yellan, have you been to the grocery store lately? I sure
have? Like the real free week. It's sticker shock, isn't it.
I just when you look at listen to really, I'm gonna run that again.
Listen closely. She has to think about what to say for Yellen's response,
because the reporter from Yahoo Finance overrides her tecretary. Yellen, have you
been to the grocery store lately? I sure have liked the real every week.
It's sticker shock, isn't it? I just when you will to know
shipping costs. Those have come down. Global food commodity prices have also come
down, but food prices still remain high. I know they're not rising at
the rate that they were last year, but they're still up twenty percent from
pre COVID. When you watch this and listen to it, notice something.
Notice the genuflecting way the reporter from Yahoo Finance is asking him a question,
sticker shock, isn't it? She doesn't wait for her to answer. If
you want that answer, you stop sticker shock isn't it? And you sit
and wait. You isolate the no. Jenny Allen says, no, you
follow up on that. I think the American people are feeling that it is
the reporter from Yahoo Finance, a young reporter, purposely young, purposely female,
knows this. You want the next interview, you glad talk this one.
Sure, she asked the question, it's sticker shock. No, she
doesn't follow up. Then she begins to glad talk to the results. Oh,
I know that commodity food prices are down. I know that shipping costs
her up. She's giving her the way to get out. Here's all your
out's in your poker hand. Janet Yellen has already been well. I almost
said a bad word, made angry. Watched the clip. She already put
herself at risk of not having the conversation again with Janet Yellen. This is
the way power works. Back in the level sixty six GM car days,
I could start a meeting if I wanted to start a meeting on a power
basis, and you just aalize what's going on, who's coming in? What
do they want? Are the friend or foe? I could be that guy
who could start a meeting and do the power move of coming late? Did
that? Hated that? I hate being late. It just drays me nuts.
But there's all sorts of power moves like this. Someone comes into your
office, you greet them nicely, and then you look at your watch in
an obvious manner, spend about five seconds in the watch and look up and
say, okay, so what are we talking about? And you just put
them on the spot and you play that power game and you do something like
this, Okay, see where you're coming from. Can you put this in
talkers for me? You know what I need is five or six talkers.
Just put some five or six talkers together. Then guys, just give me
the math. Or you could ask questions and attempt to learn from others.
And remember the day when you walked into Microsoft or wherever you're at and you
were amazed, I can't believe I'm here, How did this happen? And
soak up everything. Every optional course on leadership, every optional course on technology.
Anytime you get a chance to go sit in a skip life, that's
the where you get to go be around your boss's boss. So you get
to go see what's happening there, what happened to those days you got puffed
up. This is a guy on TikTok and now on Twitter, and there
are media organizations who have set out to destroy him because he simply went to
Walmart dot com and did the most interesting thing. You have a woman who
sits in the seat of power, Janet Yellen, pretending like, no,
there's no sticker shock at grocery stores. Then you have this guy. And
I was talking to Naana earlier and people her age are looking at the grocery
store going, hey, I don't think we're gonna bread this decade. Watch
this or listen to it, I feel like I'll go be sick. I
just like looked through my Walmart history and I found this, like Walmart order
from two years ago for the whole month worth of groceries forty five items cost
one hundred and twenty six dollars a whole month of groceries just for me,
basically. But I did notice this reorder all button, and I wanted to
see how much it would cost. Now, now, this order of forty
five items for one month would have cost four hundred and fourteen dollars. That
is four times more. How the how like? What? So he makes
a TikTok video If you were listening to the audience didn't see the video,
the proof is behind him, as the young people say, he's got the
receipts. And yet the mockingbird media leans into this. And here's all the
reasons. Well, it's a it's a hand selected grow and we don't know
where he and maybe he's and there's could be bad traffic and and this it
could be a local gas tax and well there are utilities locally and there could
be there could be It could also be the fact that the consumer price index
is rigged by who people who have the level sixty six cars. People who
have access to the motorcades. People who like Joey Scarborough can put a phone
call into the White House. They get the President. It's Joe Scarborough.
What now get get get get the President President by Joscarbrough. Ah, it's
Joe. I loved you when you paid for the Yankees A great great short
stop back in the day. You and Bruno Mars, pure Omars. What
are the best stort shops in the UH in the NFL? What can I
do for you? Jake? You can put the call in. Man Power
is an un believable drug people will cling to. Becomes so addictive. There's
this We are giving birth to a series of bureaucratic judges who don't belong in
judge them at all. Why are they there? Because they have a form
of juice. It's a form of juice you can't get in school. It's
a form of juice you can't get through finance. It's a form of juice
that only God gives you. And then people are misusing it. And that's
a risky thing to take something God gives you to steward and to radically misuse
it. It really is I was talking this weekend to someone about misuse of
the body. Where was I I can't remember where I was, but I
was talking about, Oh gosh, fancy that I was in a gym.
Why would it be anything else. I was in a gym. I was
talking about the early power lifting this, that's it. That's it. I
got to work out with one of the guys from the youth group. I'm
going to be co leading with him at summer camp. Unbelievably incredible kid.
I mean, he's a grown man, he's eighteen, he's he's legally an
adult. I still think of him as a kid. But we were talking
about the early days of weightlifting and everything I did to myself, and he's
a super strong kid. It was before I workout. We were just bonding
and I said to him, this is probably where I started to develop these
shoulder problems. You know, I had these bone spurds with their genetic but
I didn't take care of myself in this way. I was not stewarding well
that which God gave me. What it came down to. Now that I'm
older and I've learned about some of the ways God gives us ways to start
over physically, that's kind of what renew healthcare does. It's about elevating your
quality of life by starting over in a way. And let me explain this.
There is I don't think any fountain of youth, and I don't particularly
care for a fountain of youth. I have no interest in artificially and are
linkedining my life. God's going to decide what I go anyway, But I
do have an interest in living a quality existence while I'm here. Stem cells
ethically gathered that is only ethically gathered from placentas and umbilical cords period, which
is in the United States thrown out as medical waste. Those cells can replace
your ancient decrepit no longer useful stem cells. What the stem cells do?
They help your body heal. They regroach issue, They fight radical inflammation that
you get something from a car crash, or from surgeries, or from just
huge soft tissue damage. They can do this anywhere in the body. Because
these stem cells do not have an assigned role, they are waiting for a
role to be assigned to them. They were designed to build infant. They
weren't needed to build the infant. The infant is built. The cells are
potential power, so You may have a lower lumbar circumstance, and this could
be that you have something called neuropathy. Well, it doesn't need to be
that way. Stem cells can heal that in ways that invasive surgeries cannot.
Invasive surgeries make things worse. You may have a lower lumbar issue that you
don't know is a lower lumbar issue. You may think it's a leg issue.
You might have arthritis, and I do have a little bit of arthritis.
Stem cells can help with that, even neurological challenges. When I was
down in Mexico, I got to spend time with a gentleman named Steve and
his daughter, Mandy. Mandy is a cheerful warrior, and these people became
friends, really really friends, And they were down there for a neurological issue
that Mandy had. Someday I may have them on to talk about the challenges
they've been through as a family. My gosh, the way the Lord has
prepared them for this. They went down in hopes that the stem cells can
help Mandy with her neurological issues. Why would they do that because it does
help many many people. A woman who was hemispherically paralyzed when in in a
wheelchair came out walking. It's simply a no brainer to have them see if
they can help. There's no charge at this. You go to renew dot
Healthcare. That's e nue dot Healthcare. Renew dot Healthcare. They can look
at your medical records and see if they can help you. If they can,
they'll tell you and how much it will cost and how much time it
will take. If they can't, they'll tell you they can't renew that healthcare.
There is a judge in Harris County, Texas who should not have the
power that she does. Her name is Lena Hidalgo. Lena Hidalgo became a
COVID tyrant. Why because she could, because she had the power. She
had the Jews, she had the level sixty six car from what does it
derive? She's Hispanic and apparently a woman that's it well, and she is
in an area where that is a form of godhood. No, in Democrat
circles, we got a Hispanic woman for judge. Okay, so she had
to go out and become a lawyer. But we're all familiar with the fact,
of course that DEI, which is power based, has destroyed the screening
process for things like becoming a lawyer. Right, somehow she made it through
enough to be a lawyer. She was asked about a murder and rape in
her district. You know, this annoying circumstance of these illegal immigrants going and
raping and murdering kids and women, that's so annoying or it's horrifying. She
was asked about this, This judge in Harris County, Texas, Lena probably
Lena Hidalgo me it it hurts even more that they're being used as pawns in
this fight over immigration that doesn't even exist because Biden and McConnell agree. Is
just the fight over immigration doesn't even exist because two corruptocrats agree. That's a
judge telling you there is no fight over immigration, so that Trump won't let
him move it forward. Okay, and Trump, who's not president and has
fact been fighting court cases and at him, he will not let it move
forward. The guy worked to call President Joe Biden and the guy who is
the minority leader of the how are the Senate so called? They can't move
this forward? Because orange hitler, all due respect, judge said this issue
shouldn't be politicized. But by pointing the finger at former President Trump and Republicans
in Congress. Aren't you politicizing it? I think I answered that. I
think I answered the questions. So yeah, I mean it's this is about
Jocelyn. This is about her family, and if we want to talk about
immigration, then answer the question, are you politicizing this by pointing the finger
at Republicans and saying it's their fault, not the fault of the Biden administration
that lifted the remain in Mexico policies? Again, the Biden administration reached an
agreement with Leader McConnell to address this. But this is not about immigration.
I'm not going to feed into that. I'm going to say something I'm really
not wanting to say, but I'll say it. Pretty in pink, her
earrings match shirt. I think it's a blouse. Is that a blouse or
shirt? Doesn'tnanter for the fashion shirt or blouse? Pretty pink, empty.
She just politicized it. But she gets to do this because she's got the
level sixty six car and she's got access, and she's got juice. And
as juice you can't get in college just to the juice of being an Hispanic
female, that's juice. You cannot get in college. There's also this we
started today, I think, with one of the first clips being Joey Scarborough.
Joey Scarborough saying that's it's version of Donald Trump's better he's ever been.
If you don't get that, history's gonna prove you wrong, and then three
months later saying, gosh, we got a jettison this cat. This is
a disaster. How does behavior like that get allowed in the press. It
gets allowed in the press because it's modeled by the figurehead himself five years ago
at the first Democrat primary debate, a guy named Joe Biden. The fact
is that, look, we should not be locking people up. We should
be making sure we change the circumstance as we did why they would leave in
the first place. And those who come seeking asylum, we should immediately have
the capacity to absorb them, keep them safe until they can be heard.
A fifteen second, if you could, if you wish to answer, should
someone who is here without documents and that is his only offense, should that
person be deported? That person should not be the focus of deportation. We
should fundamentally change the way we deal with them. Prior to all this,
he'd once again become a border hawk. Once again we have Alejandro MAYORCS saying
the border is secure. But there's something else to that clip. Did you
see how well Biden lies lied? Should they be deported? It should not
be the focus of our deportation efforts. He did such a good job of
not answering the question. It seems so very simple to see that time's changed,
so he needed to change his view. Let's remember this that God uses
the simple things of the world to shame the wise. Well, that's a
simple thing. Joe Biden was different. God chooses the weak things of the
world to shame the strong. There's a reason I feel such shame for the
way I acted at Microsoft, because I had become institutionally strong, but not
spiritually strong. I don't think there is a better model of spiritual strength than
my friend Tim Kirkshank, And I do want to wrap up the show with
a thought on this today. It was the first of this month, on
Monday that Tim said goodbidle is. I think maybe for the last time.
Although his heart's never going to forget his dear wife. Tim fought battle for
his wife that a lot of men wouldn't have been able to fight. Part
of it comes from his background as a Navy seal. They just are not
very good at giving up three deployments for us. As a corman, he
calls himself a medic. So that's what I'll use in this six, seven,
maybe even eight year fight against cancer. Tim hads well probably in that
period of time at least three years of sleeping maybe two or three hours at
night, always getting back to work at bone Frog Coffee. I mean,
this is not about bone Frog Coffee right now, Always getting back to work
at bone Frog, always raising his kids, always being cheerful until he couldn't
be. God gave him the strength to start reaching out to friends to saying
I'm not good. On Monday was a memorial service for Liz. There's one
last opportunity I'd like to give you, guys, if you haven't done it
in this fight to save Liz's life outside of the insurance world. Tim spent
money they didn't have, and he did not ask me to set this up.
He didn't. A dear friend of his did, and we conspired to
do it behind Tim's pack. But it's set up. It's a go fundme
and we are fifty percent to our goal. Thanks largely to you, there's
eighty thousand dollars in medical expenses outstanding. We set a goal of fifty thousand.
It's not go fund me, it's give send go. We wouldn't use
GoFundMe. We're fifty percent there at twenty five thousand dollars. If you can
find a way, if God has blessed you with the resources to help us
try to get to fifty thousand, we would so appreciate it. You can
go to the give sendgo dot com slash help our Tim. Give send go
dot com slash help our Tim. It's a simple thing. Tim was willing
to die for us. We should be willing to do this for him.
Give send go dot com slash help our Tim. That is the Todd Hermanshew.
Please remember that God will give us little tastes of the world where Satan
will and it's how are fond of the tastes of the world that gives us
an opportunity to grow with our faith or to shrink from it. This is
the Todd Hermanshaw. Please go, be well, be strong, be kind,
Please make every effort to grow in faith.