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Speaker 1: Welcome to the three stories versus of The Todd Herman Show.

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Story number one Lizzie Warren's insincere sincerity, Story number two,

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God makes them babble care starmer forced to remember biology.

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And story number three christiated today they went and lost

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their Bibles. We'll talk about this with the help of Visible.

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If you haven't used this in your small business owner,

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you are probably putting your.

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Speaker 2: Assets at risk.

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Speaker 1: Here's the website gobisible dot com. And of course, thank

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you sincerely, we meet it. Though not like Liz Warren,

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Thank you to God Almighty.

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Speaker 3: The Todd Herman Show is one hundred percent disapproved by

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big pharma technocrats in tyrone s everywhere from the hind

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mountains of Free America. Here's the Emerald City XI Todd Herman.

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Speaker 1: Today is the day the Lord has made, and these

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are the times.

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Speaker 2: Through which God has decided we shall live.

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Speaker 1: You will learn something if you are in a business

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where you interview people. And there was a time when

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liberals used to come on programs like talk radio back

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in the day when I did local talk radio would

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get them on from time to time. There was a

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time that they'd come on national radio, and anymore it's

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very difficult then to get them on anyone of my

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national radio shows or podcasts because they've learned a lesson,

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and the lesson is that they just stay in their tank,

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and Republicans largely stay in theirs. And yeah, there's the

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occasional time where you get a ted cruise going on

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the view, and that's incredibly entertaining, it's fun to watch.

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It's better in terms of political discourse for this to happen.

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But there's another aspect to things you'll learn in your

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interviewing people is getting people to talk is the way

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you uncover who they actually are are. And just letting

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people talk and visiting with people, and if you want

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to be aggressive and you want to take someone down,

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when you let someone talk, they're eventually going to build

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the way that you take them down. And I remember

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this from the days of talk radio, that you get

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someone very very comfortable and you're visiting with them and

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then you could come with you. If you want to

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call it a sucker punch, so okay, call it a

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sucker punch, But it's not always that. Sometimes the conversation

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simply unfolds. Lizzie Warren decided to go into a long

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form podcast. And when she made this decision, she forgot something.

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She is an actress, and she's an actress who has

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the lines written for her.

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Speaker 2: And when she decided to.

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Speaker 1: Go on this program, she forgot that this is not

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going to be easily scripted. This isn't something worse talking points.

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And when there are people who are addicted to talking

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points and they are forced to get off the talking points,

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it becomes very, very evident who they really are. And

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by the way, kudos to this host. And I learned

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about this from AP for Liberty. That's Austin Peterson, and

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I see Austin is a is a subscriber. Thank you

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Austin for being a subscriber. Wake Up America Show seven

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am to nine AM, seven seventy six American. Thank you, Austin,

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and thank you for this work. Lizzie Warren decided to

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go have an actual conversation, and here's part of what happens.

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Speaker 4: Do you regret saying that President Biden had a mental acuity,

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he had a sharpness to him. You said that up

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until July of last year.

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Speaker 5: I said what I believe to be true.

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Speaker 4: And do you think he was as sharp as you?

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Speaker 5: I said, I had not seen decline.

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Speaker 4: At that you did not see any decline. From twenty

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twenty four Joe Biden to twenty twenty one Joe.

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Speaker 5: Biden when I said that he s a the thing

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is he Look, he was sharp, he was on his feet.

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I saw him live event. I had meetings with him

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a couple of times.

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Speaker 4: Senator on his feet is not praise. He can speak

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in sentences is not praise.

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Speaker 5: Fair enough, fair enough, Look it is the question is

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what are we going to do now?

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Speaker 4: Okay?

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Speaker 2: Okay?

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Speaker 1: And by the way, great job at simply asking questions.

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And Lizzie Warren at the get go of that exchange.

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Speaker 2: She loses it. She had the liar's face.

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Speaker 1: And I want to go back to that a second,

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because the liar's face is Look.

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Speaker 2: I didn't invent.

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Speaker 1: Having opened then in conversations with people and waiting for

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them to hang themselves. I learned that from my mom.

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My mom was a champ at saying things to me

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like like this. I saw that you ate some some

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girl Scout cookies. Yeah, I ate some. They're good, aren't they?

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Speaker 3: Yep?

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Speaker 2: They're really good.

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Speaker 1: They're hard to stop eating, aren't they. Yeah, they're they're

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hard to stop eating.

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Speaker 2: How many did you think you ate? Well, a lot?

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Did you eat them all?

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Speaker 1: Including the ones your sister was supposed to sell? Try

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to get that look on my face, like and I

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start to smile and no, and I've laughed and I

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couldn't hold it together. My mom would just sit there

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and I'd like, so okay, then it's I'm convicted. This

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shouldn't be the case with adult human beings. And if

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you watch this or listen to this again, Lizzie Warren

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is a six year old kid sitting there with a

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mother in this case father figure half her age. And

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let's just take this again from the top, all right,

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but before we watch this again, let me give Alex

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a chance to que this video up and again. And

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let me just say this, and I said this at

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the top of the show. If you're a medium sized

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business owner, that makes you a medium sized person. If

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you own a medium sized business or a small business

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and you have not established actual corporate credit, you're making

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a decision to leave your corporate veil pierced. Meaning if

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God forbid, there is an issue at your company, you

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your home your kids college funds and anything else. Your

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wife's salary, okay, or your husband if they don't work

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at the business. Now, you don't want to go out

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and hire a team of accountants and lawyers to do this.

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You're busy running your business. You don't want to do it.

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not know this. You have a corporate credit rating. Now,

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in fact, you've got two of them.

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Speaker 2: Know that, did you?

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Speaker 1: Here's the website. Go to gobisible dot com. Website again

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is gobisible dot com. I'll see if Alex has recuwed

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this video.

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Speaker 4: Do you regret saying that President Biden had a mental acuity?

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He had a sharpness to him? You said that up

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until July of last year.

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Speaker 5: I said what I believe to be true?

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Speaker 4: And do you think he was as sharp as you?

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Speaker 1: She is laughing, And that's a brilliant question, because of

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course Lizzie Warren is one of the queens of the world.

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She's the sharpest of all of the sharps.

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Speaker 2: I said, would it believed to be true?

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Speaker 1: At the time, her shoulders drop, she is about to

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crack up and start laughing like I did when I

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was a little kid. And this cantinues, and I gotta

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go through this again. I'm sorry, this is too masterful,

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this is too good.

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Speaker 5: I said, I had not seen decline.

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Speaker 2: And that's okay.

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Speaker 1: Her staff couldn't be there because she says this and

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then looks to the side. And anyone who knows natural

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linguistic programming, there are two ways people look when they're

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either trying to deceive or they know they're deceiving, that

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fast face movement and the host gets this, she can't

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even continue eye contact with him.

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Speaker 2: Oh that one.

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Speaker 4: At that point, you did not see any decline. From

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twenty twenty four Joe Biden to twenty twenty one Joe Biden.

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Speaker 5: Oh when I said that, not what I said that?

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Speaker 1: Did you mean to steal the cookies your sister was

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to sell? Not what I saw did eating him?

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Speaker 2: United States Senator.

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Speaker 1: In a one minute clip, admitting through body language and

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laughter and turning her head aside, that she lied the

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entire time.

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Speaker 5: Is the thing is he Look, he was sharp, he

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was on his feet. I saw him live event, I

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had meetings with him a couple of times.

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Speaker 4: Senator. On his feet is not praise. He can speak and.

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Speaker 5: He's fair enough, fair enough. Look, look it is the

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question is what are we going to do now?

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Speaker 1: Okay, okay, this cannot be something that's going to be

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repeated with Lizzie Warren.

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Speaker 2: Did she learn a lesson?

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Speaker 1: When your positions in your lies and your life and

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your party is based upon lies, you can't have long

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form conversations with anybody because you're always about five questions

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away from being uncovered. And again, I'll compare this again

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to kids, because this was a kid thing. When I

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worked in the government schools, there was this case where

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a boy had tried to stab another boy and he

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had a little knife and he tried to stab this

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as a boy, and I was a disciplined coordinator. So

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I had to meet with this kid and we're sitting

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in the principal's office and so I was talking to

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him and it's okay, so why did you try to

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stab Levi? Well, he was going to kill me.

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Speaker 2: He was going to kill.

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Speaker 1: You, yes, with what?

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Speaker 2: By the way, Levi was his second grader. With what?

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Speaker 1: The kid does this like Lizzie Warren. He turns his

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head cook to decide a machete. LEVI was gonna kill

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you with a machete. And the kid does this where

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he puts his he sits on his hands, and that's

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a liar's thing because now I'm just gonna try to

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hide parts on my body and I'm not gonna move

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my hands, and so he just sits on his hands.

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He goes, yeah, a machete. How big was the machete?

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Now see, I'm making him move his hands. So he

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pulls his hands out and he makes the hands about

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like three feet long.

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Speaker 2: Seleck that.

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Speaker 1: Wow, that's a big machete, because that's almost as long

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as Levi is tall. Where did he hide it? Because

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I didn't see it in his pants? He hid the

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machete in his pants. What color was the machete?

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Speaker 2: Purple? It was a purple machete.

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Speaker 1: And this kid is keeping up with this and trying

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to keep up with this farce. So I said, wow,

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this is very serious.

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Speaker 2: Well, where is the machete in the river. It's in

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the river. How did it get in the river? Levi

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threw it in the river.

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Speaker 1: Levi threw a purple machete that is half or more

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of his body height over an eighteen foot fence and

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it landed in the river. And Levi was thirty yards

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away from the fence. Yes, he kept up that farce

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until I called the school resource officer on the phone

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and put him on speakerphone. And Officer Gibbons listens to

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this farce and then said, well, I tell you what,

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We're gonna have to get a team of divers out

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there and a helicopter, so I'll get that in the works.

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Speaker 2: We'll start the helicopter up. Now, we'll get the.

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Speaker 1: Divers and a swat team out there. And then as

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I'm looking at the speakerphone, because you know, you used

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to when there were speakerphones, used to look at them

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as if you're looking at the person. And then I

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hear on the.

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Speaker 2: Couch, I go what.

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Speaker 1: Michete go, Oh, Officer Gibbons, I think we got a

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problem here.

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Speaker 2: I don't think this guy's on the truth. Oh, I'll

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be right over. Hangs up the phone.

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Speaker 1: The Democrat Party is a party that set itself up

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for this. Do you want numbers thirteen members in the country.

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Speaker 2: Well, I mean.

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Speaker 1: At the time I was speaking about this, I didn't

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know they were emis thirteen. But now that you do,

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now that you know, this guy was pulled over driving

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a car that belongs to a convicted human trafficker who

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was himself in the country illegally, and he was driving

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that car with eight people who had no luggage and

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weren't allowed to be legally in the country. Now do

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you want to miss thirteen in the country. Well, this

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should be a lesson for the entire Democrat Party. If

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you can't have long form conversations without five questions in

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or in the case of Lizzie Warren, one question in

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what are you actually selling? And more importantly, I guess

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what do.

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Speaker 2: You actually believe?

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Speaker 1: And of most importance of all, take that conversation that

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you had in one minute and do it in front

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of the Savior of mankind, on that moment where your

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knee has bowed, your tongue has confessed, and Jesus asked

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you a very simple question, how did you treat the

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least of these when you were a United States senator?

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Because that's how you treated me.

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Speaker 2: Story number two.

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Speaker 1: Ker Starmer is the dictator of the UK and Kaer

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Starmer has a guy who's been going around saying that

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he has.

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Speaker 2: No bloomin idea what woman means.

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Speaker 1: And there's been a ruling in the UK Supreme Court

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where it's been become very very clear what woman means

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and it doesn't mean man. So now it's a legal

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statement in the UK that woman means adult human female.

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It is a biological term, period. So Kaer Starmer has

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made a career out of saying the opposite.

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Speaker 2: When the UK.

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Speaker 1: Supreme Court came out with this decision, kaer Starmer got

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asked to clarify his position, and we're going to, out

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Keris Tarmer has spent the last probably eight to nine

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years fully testifying with great, great passion that he does

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not know what it means to be a woman. But

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now the U Case of Court has ruled what it

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means to be a woman. And here's care Starmer's response

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protest this.

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Speaker 4: Weekend in Bristol.

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Speaker 5: As Paul mentioned about the Supreme Court ruling, do you

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believe a trans.

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Speaker 3: Woman is a woman? Look?

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Speaker 6: I think the Supreme Court has answered that question and

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I think woman. Look, a woman is an adult female,

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and the Court has made that absolutely clear. I actually

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welcome the judgment because I think it gives real clarity.

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It allows those that have got a drop guidance to

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be really clear about what that guidance should say. So

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I think it's important that we see the judgment for

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what it is. It's a welcome step forward. It's real

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clarity in an area where we did need clarity, and

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pleased it's come about we need to move and make

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sure that we now ensure that all guidance is in

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the right place according to that judgment.

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Speaker 5: What are your words for the trans community who are

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worried about what this could mean for them?

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Speaker 6: Well, look, I think it is important that we have

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clarity about the law. That's what the Supreme Court is

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there for. So obviously that's an important and welcome step

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and we go forward from there.

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Speaker 1: Let's just get this down to the essence of this.

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Kastam was saying well, you know, I mean I was

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very very convinced that a woman was one thing, and

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then the court said a woman is another thing. And

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I'm very very convinced of that. Why were you convinced

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of the opposite previously? Well, you know, I think the

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court is ruled. Are you very very convinced or are

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you very very craven if you're a determination of things?

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For instance, on I don't know.

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Speaker 2: This this this is a cat? It is? This is

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a cat, right, it's a cat.

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Speaker 1: And then the Supreme Court comes along and says it's

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actually a microphone.

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Speaker 2: No, it's a microphone.

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Speaker 3: It is.

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Speaker 1: I feel it strongly. Thanks for the clarification. Is this

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person fit to lead anything? Just imagine a discussion about

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a battle and the UK military advisors are making the

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case to care Stormmer and they're saying, these submarines are headed.

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Here are the submarines?

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Speaker 2: Really? What do you mean? Who says the submarines.

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Speaker 1: They're submarines? Well, I've heard people say they're actually no,

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they're whales. We could get the Supreme Court's rule on

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this and that I could make a decision militarily, but

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they're metal. But some people say Medal of whales. There's

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a reason why that question, that topic, that hot, hot

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question of what is a woman? There's a reason why

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it's so potent because it makes clear who is willing

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to state an obvious, observable, inarguable fact to biology, and

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who's been called story number three? Why would you continue

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to call your publication Christianity Today.

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Speaker 2: When you take.

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Speaker 1: One of the most vivid ways in which the Lord

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Jesus proved his love for us and pretend it did

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not happen. I mean, I want to compare the people

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at Christianity Today, who are paid pretty good money to

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write opinion pieces and some investigative journalism, and they've got

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a pretty good subscriber base, and they're able to go

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out and convince a lot of people of a lot

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of things. I want to compare them to a group

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of Roman Catholics in the Philippines, and it is quite

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a comparison.

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Speaker 2: It's very stark.

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Speaker 1: And I'm not even going to play the whole thing

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of the Philippines because I'd actually like you to choose

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to see that ad your own. I don't want you

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to have to fast forward through it here. But we're

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gonna get you to a point in the video that

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I'll explain and you'll see why we're not playing the

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whole thing here in just a second, Okay, and then

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we'll do the we'll do the comparison. Let's start with

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Christianity Day. They made a statement and they've since apologized.

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And this is from Protestia on Twitter, also Protestia dot com.

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Christianity Today doesn't say Jesus was nailed to across.

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Speaker 2: No, this is christian Today.

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Speaker 1: They're writing. The Bible doesn't say Jesus was nailed to across.

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One evalangelical Bible scholar thinks the crucifixion may have been

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done with ropes. This again, I muffed that, so let

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me say it more clearly. This is a tweet from

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Christianity Day. The Bible does not say Jesus was nailed

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to across. One evangelical Bible scholar thinks the crucifixion may

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have done been with ropes. Okay, let's start with the analysis.

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One evangelical Bible scholar says it may have been done

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with ropes. One dude says, and that the Bible doesn't say.

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In here's reader context computer notes on Twitter pointing to

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this thing.

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Speaker 2: Called the Bible.

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Speaker 1: The Bible says explicitly that Jesus had his wounds in

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his hands, had wounds in his hands inside following the crucifixion, burial,

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and resurrection John twenty twenty seven. Then he said to Thomas,

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put your finger here and see my hands. Reach out

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your hands and put it in my side. Do not doubt,

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but believe the wounds in his hands did not come

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from ropes. There's also this prophecy he was pierced for

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our transgressions. It wasn't he was rope for our transgressions.

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There's also the fact of studying Roman crucifixions. There are

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the discussions of the.

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Speaker 2: Scars of Jesus.

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Speaker 1: The Bible doesn't say it. Now, the Bible says discusses

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the scars, but one evangelical scholar, one dude, says otherwise.

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Now they've apologized for this, and they've come out and

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said they got it wrong. They admit no, the Bible

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in fact does say doesn't indicate he was nailed to

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the cross. So Christianity day well paid to publish things

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like this with a pretty robust subscriber base. Let's compare

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them to a group of lay people Roman Catholics in

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the Philippines, and we'll do this in just a second,

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and warning what you're going to see, even though we're

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going to only play part of it, is plenty plenty

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disturbing because it shows some harm done to the human

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body by their choice. A lot of us have harm

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done to our body, and sometimes it's things we choose

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to do right. Choose say to be very very active,

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and that can be bad on the knees. Eventually, if

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you're doing it the right way, can actually be very

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very good for the knees and put off big problems.

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But there are people who've stopped skiing and biking, there's

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people who stopped lifting weights. There's people who can't work,

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and they're being told by the American healthcare system, your

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future is surgery, your future is pills.

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Speaker 2: That's it.

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Speaker 1: And I've been now three times to renew healthcare in

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Port of Art to Mexico, and I've gotten stem cells

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from umbilical cords.

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Speaker 2: There's a whole host.

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Speaker 1: Of reasons that I'm a proponent of this one. What

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it did for my shoulder, my right shoulder. I recovered

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my pushups and pull ups in eleven weeks versus forty

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eight weeks. In my left left shoulder no stem cells.

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Speaker 2: Right shoulder stem cells. There's my ankle.

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Speaker 1: Prior to going down to seal fit, I was having

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this a huge ankle problem. I went down and with

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a week that was gone, utterly gone, twelve million stem

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cells in my ankle. In the case of my lower back,

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I just went down to get this done and already,

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I mean within days, the inflammation was gone. Now it's

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in the process of rebuilding tissue in my L three disc.

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There's a reason that people don't go. They think it's

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too expensive.

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Speaker 2: How do you know.

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Speaker 1: Compare it to the time off work, the cost you're

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going to pay outside of insurance, and the risk of

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getting an operation. Compare it to a lifetime spent on

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drugs and the effect it has in your body and

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And whether you chose to harm your body or it

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they can't, they'll tell you it's renewed r E n

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U E dot health Care. This is a group of

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Roman Catholics in the Philippines. These are lay people and

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they are putting themselves on crosses.

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Speaker 2: And boom, we're going to stop there.

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Speaker 1: They go through the whole thing, so pierced for our transgressions.

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Speaker 2: They go through the whole thing. They go through.

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Speaker 1: The hands and exactly what Jesus went through, they went

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through in terms of what they do to their hands.

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Speaker 2: And it's not Ropes.

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Speaker 1: Lay people in the Philippines believe so much, are so

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thankful for the sacrifice of Jesus Christ that they were

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willing to do that for their own bodies. I can't

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imagine these people have the easy lifestyle of the laptop

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class of the people.

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Speaker 2: At Christianity today. They know though what it says in

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the Bible. They're willing to go do this.

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Speaker 1: But someone at Christianity today, because one dude who happens

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to be a quote scholar, one dude said maybe it

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was Ropes. So let me make a suggestion about the Bodleible.

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If you ever discover something in the Bible that no

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one else has ever seen. It's ninety nine point nine

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percent the case that you made it up. The Bible

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is the most studied written work in history.

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Speaker 2: It is still studied.

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Speaker 1: God's word is unchanging and unchangeable. You're not going to

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change it. If you've discovered nuance, no one else has,

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you probably made it up. And if one dude says

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a thing, Christianity today should not respond by saying, hey,

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you know, the people who watched the crucifixion, because John

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was the one person, the one male that is, who went.

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Speaker 2: Through the whole thing. Everyone else fled.

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Speaker 1: John was there.

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Speaker 2: When Jesus went to the cross.

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Speaker 1: Maybe we should rely on John rather than people who

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are a dude in this day and age. And for

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people who say that the Bible is not the most

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study book in history, can I ask you a question?

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Did Socrates exist?

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Speaker 5: No?

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Speaker 1: I mean the philosopher, the Roman philosopher?

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Speaker 2: Did he exist? How do you know? Did he write anything?

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Speaker 5: Now?

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Speaker 1: Did Socrates ever write a thing? Are there pictures of Socrates?

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How do we even know about Socrates? One dude, Plato?

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The Bible is the most studied book at history. And

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if you're suddenly discovering pieces in it that no one

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else sees. It's ninety nine percent certain you're making it

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all up. This is the Todd Herman Shaw. Please go,

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be well, be strong, be kind, and please make every effort.

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Speaker 2: To walk in the light of Christ

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