Speaker 1: Welcome to the Three Stories version of The Todd Herman Show.
Julia Roberts emotional vote versus a sexually assaulted form a
democrat and vegietails creator. This guy, Remember he came out
and said you can't follow the sermon on the mounts
and fight the culture wars where he fought a culture war.
Imagine that. And Kamala Harris with Brett bher is unable
to defend her open borders obsession because even as lacking
of intelligence she is, she knows why they're doing it.
I want to talk about this with the help of
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Speaker 1: Today is the day the Lord has made, and these
are the times Superich God has decided we shall live.
And it had been a while since I'd seen Julia Roberts.
Speaker 3: When I'm aware of her, think she's a good actress.
Speaker 1: She's actually at the really cool Netflix program we watched
and it was good. It actually respected our military, and
you know what else, it actually casts big doubt on pharma.
Speaker 3: I liked it.
Speaker 1: I don't think I have anything against her. Everyone can
have their own political views. She went out to speak
to voters and it was about women and what women
need to do.
Speaker 4: I just hope that all the women here tonight talk
to all the men that aren't here tonight, and all
you brave men that are here tonight, talk to all
the other men that aren't here tonight. And let's just
get it going. Enough with the fighting, Let's get to
the uniting. Let's get to the joy. Let's get to
the repair. Let's get to prices dropping, rents dropping.
Speaker 3: Oh, we're going to get to that stuff.
Speaker 4: So we can start living our lives to the fullest
potential that we have.
Speaker 1: Now, it's not a mistake that Julie Roberts says the
price thing last. I mean, that was something that she
was handed. Everything else is emoting it again. She has
her right go do what you want. She was at
a herrits Waltz fundraiser or gathering and getting the people
riled up. She doesn't have to live the same life
that other people have to live and other women have
to live. There's a woman who was a former Democrat
where she is a former Democrat. She used to be
or still is, a producer with the Young Turks, very
very hard left program. She had experience that a lot
of American women are having and it is the reason
she's no longer a Democrat. So, as Julia Roberts spoke
all these nice words, this stuff is happening more and
more often. I'll show you this in the seconds because
it's a deeply unhealthy trend in American cities, and particularly
dangerous for women. There's danger all around the world. Like
you know, there are parts of this country that have
fallen under cartel control. It's just reading about now San Antonio.
Five gangs have taken over five apartment buildings taken over
in San Antonio, Texas.
Speaker 3: Just read that this morning and just scanned the article.
Speaker 1: And that's just on the Mexico border, right, So there
are parts of Mexico that a cartel run. Then further south,
there's a part of Mexico called port of Arta, which
is the safest part of Mexico save for a number
of reasons, not the least of which is they have
seven different police forces there, one of which does nothing
but prevent crimes against tourists. Also, the holistica cartel has said,
you don't mess with tourists. Okay, Well, are carts up here?
Don't have the same rule with our citizens, do they?
Why do I mention Portovarta because it's where I go
for healthcare, It's where I go to get my body fixed.
Speaker 3: In record time. I've had two shoulder surgeries.
Speaker 1: One it took me forty eight weeks to be able
to do a push up or a pull up forty
eight weeks. The other one the same effective surgery eleven weeks.
The difference was stem cells gathered from umbilical courts and
placenta's period. Never anything to do with abortion. The healing
was so profound. The day after I got my shots
from a Harvard certified surgeon forty six million stem cells
in my shoulder capsule, I woke up in the hotel
room in Porto Varta and I forgot which arm had
been operated on.
Speaker 3: It doesn't need to be after surgery for recovery.
Speaker 1: Although it's helpful, it could also keep you out of
surgery and out of pain. Just go to renew healthcare
and ask them if they can help you. They'll look
at your medical records and MRIs and if they can,
they'll tell you. They'll even tell you the percentage chance
of success. If they can't, they'll be honest with you.
It's renew Dot Healthcare. This woman's name is Anna Casparian,
and she's been with the Young Turks. She had an
experience that all too many women are having in cities
like Los Angeles because of what cities like Los Angeles
are being turned into in service of the Color Revolution.
Speaker 5: In twenty twenty two, it was around March. I was
walking my dog. It was not quite dark yet, but
the sun was setting. As I'm walking my dog, I
see these two guys that were they were just kind
of like moving around weirdly, you know, they seem kind
of manic, and their clothes were tattered. So I just
I knew that they were probably homeless, and I also
knew that they're probably on something, just based on like
the twitchy way they were acting. But living in LA
I mean, I've there's homeless people everywhere, right, so I've
never had problems. I didn't think anything of it. But
as I was bending down to pick up my dogs,
one of the guys like grabs me by my hips
and he had an erection and just starts like humping me.
And I didn't know what to do, Like I was terrified.
I didn't have a weapon on me, Like I had
no way of defending myself.
Speaker 6: I didn't know how far it was going to go.
Speaker 5: Because it's two guys, I'm by myself with my little dog.
It was like one of the most terrifying things ever.
Because I'm pretty good at defending myself. In that moment,
I just knew there were there was no options. Yeah,
And luckily he stopped and they just laughed at me
and walked away as they were laughing at me.
Speaker 3: Luckily, luckily.
Speaker 1: She had this experience which churned her off from the
Democrat Party. Why because this is welcomed. This is welcomed,
and in some ways.
Speaker 3: This is encouraged.
Speaker 1: You create environments where people observe, behave, they're allowed to
get away with. Take it from a culture, in any
form of culture. Take take there's gym cultures. I have
two gyms. I go to one I go to during
the weekends because it's hard to get into my CrossFit gym.
That gym culture has a lot of what are called
and this is a terrible phrase, but it's called a
booty cuties. And these are women, young women who want
to work on their apps and their glutes period, and
they film themselves doing it. And it's very, very annoying
because it's all they're doing. And I feel very sad
for them, because, you know, I want to say, a
young lady, you are more than your apps in your glutes.
It's not in pursuit of athleticism or anything like that.
There's also a strong man culture there. It's a weird
mix of cultures. In my CrossFit gym, it's a completely
different culture. There is none of that. There's no filming
of videos. We don't have mirrors, none of that stuff.
In the cities, people could observe, Wow, I can get
away with doing this. I face no risk. Look at
the shoplifting, look at the vandalism. Then look at cities
like Seattle where a legit uitimant defense in court. If
you were brought into court and charged with a sexual
defense like this, you know what one of your legitimate
defenses you're allowed to make is I'm sad. I'm sad,
I'm chronically depressed, and so I sexually assault women.
Speaker 3: I'm homeless and so I do this. Okay, we'll let
you go. But that's homeless people.
Speaker 1: That's people who have turned into street people, different from
people who experience homelessness. People experiencing homelessness normally want out
of it. Some people like living in the streets because
they can do things like that. Julia Roberts doesn't have
to live to these things. She's protected constantly. But we're
talking about street people, not really well educated people like
Doug Emhoff. Doug Emhoff was on MSNBC with Morning Joe
or Joe did everything he could to soft pedal the
accusations of m Hoff slapping his girlfriend and impregnating a nanny,
in forcing her to have an abortion, and.
Speaker 7: Spreading it about you, saying that tabloids stories about your
personal life, saying you should be front and center. He's
saying it about your wife and making incredibly crude and
lose suggestions about her past life. I'm just curious. I
know it seemed like a very zen, mindful person.
Speaker 3: No you don't.
Speaker 7: I had be pissed off, and I'm just wondering, how
do you how do you all stay centered? How do
you stay disciplined and not really go off and not
really pushed back hard at these things.
Speaker 6: We don't have time to be pissed off.
Speaker 7: We don't have time to focus on it to all
the distraction his design to try to get.
Speaker 3: Us off our game?
Speaker 7: Does it get you off?
Speaker 2: Now?
Speaker 3: All we are doing. All we talk about is this election.
We understand the stakes. All we talk about is this election,
not this country.
Speaker 1: A lot of people focus on the word distraction, and
I've calls it a distraction. It wasn't a distraction to
the woman he allegedly slapped, sexually used, and then four
seven worse. Weren't distractions. All we talk about is this election,
not this country. I believe, don't you? Story number two,
The Vegetails creator came out against Matt Walsh's name is
Phil Vischer.
Speaker 3: We played this a few weeks.
Speaker 1: Ago and commented on it, and actually a lot of
people came back and commented on my comments. Veggietails served
a purpose. It was a cartoon that focused on the
Old Testament. I've never seen it. I never want to
see it. It doesn't interest me. And it was very
very successful. People got anger at me because I'd said
I didn't want to see Jesus as a fruit or vegetable. Well,
that proves you don't get it's Jesus was never in
the vegetails.
Speaker 6: Ha ha.
Speaker 1: Caught you funny thing because I said in the ridge
of video, as I'm saying now, I've never seen veggietails.
Speaker 3: The cartoon is not the point. The point is a guy.
Speaker 1: Using his platform to go after Matt Walsh for fighting
a culture war. When Jesus Christ fought a culture war.
Jesus the Sermon on the Mount was a culture war.
Speaker 3: You have heard it said.
Speaker 1: He was talking about the predominant, powerful culture, the status
sees in the Pharisees.
Speaker 3: You have heard it said.
Speaker 1: However, I tell you, speaking as fully god fully human,
I tell you he is declaring a war on culture,
a war fought peacefully through baptism and conversion of souls,
but a culture war. Matt Walsh, in exposing the fraud
of DEI is fighting a culture war. Phil Wisher and
his friends were particularly upset, particularly so that Matt Walsh
used to undercover camera tactics such as a bad wig.
So Phil Wisher, though, went out and he fought a
cultural war.
Speaker 3: And we'll get to that.
Speaker 1: But let's start with a little bit of perversion of
the faith from another reverend, because these things tie together
very much, so Phil Wisher's team, and he's suggesting that,
not suggesting, but stating that Jesus did not fight a
culture war by putting out, you can't believe in the
Sermon of the Mountain and fight a culture war. That's
what they're saying, Jesus didn't fight a culture war. Well,
let's compare this to an attack on church culture. I'll
show you these two things back to back here at
a second. Corruption happens everywhere, and in the case of
the Pharisees, for instance, there was this corruption in their
society in terms of the power they got. So what
did that matter on an earthly basis? Money influence in Rome,
this or that property waivers from Roman oppression, where they
could build, where other people could build, People controlling which
wine got into the temple, through which vendor, through which
series of kickbacks. It's not a thing about the statuses
of the Pharisees. It's the thing about the human condition,
the sin condition, coveting right, stealing. Our government is in
the business of stealing. That's what they do. They find
everything they can to launder and steal and control and
get grift off of. It's gotten so bad that we
can't even believe our unemployment satistics anymore because they're.
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Speaker 1: This is a reverend named Juan Lee of First United
Church of Waterloo. He is fighting a new cultural war,
a counter revolution to the revolution of Jesus Christ. Jesus
came and taught fully, god fully human. The reverend does
not like some of the things Jesus taught. Therefore he
says they're not true.
Speaker 9: You don't need to take this ancient worldview or the
imagery of casting out demons and threat.
Speaker 6: Of hell literally.
Speaker 9: However, we may need to take these symbols seriously, not little,
not literally, but symbolically and seriously.
Speaker 6: We need to believe that there is hell.
Speaker 9: Indeed, in Genesis one twenty seven, we were told humankind
was created as God's reflection in the divine image of
God created them, so we, as humans human beings, all
bear the divine image of God. However, throughout history there
have been times and places where this divine image in
every human being was severely damaged. This goes against God
and God's will. Such places where things tend opposed to
God's will can be described as hell. There were places
designed specifically to strip away the divine image from every
human being.
Speaker 6: What is hell and where is it?
Speaker 9: Hell is a profound symbol of separation from God.
Speaker 6: In today's godspel reading.
Speaker 9: We hear very vivid and violent, violent message from Jesus.
If any of you put a stumbling block before one
of these little ones who believe in me, it would
be better for you if a great milestone were hung
around your neck and you were thrown into the sea.
How can we approach the violent languages of Jesus. If
our ignorance, our failures and mistakes, and our narrow understanding
of the gospel caused others to stumble, something serious, something
seriously bad happens.
Speaker 3: But it's not help.
Speaker 1: Because the Reverend is saying we don't need to take
that literally, and yet the Bible literally describes literal Hell
and revelation.
Speaker 3: The Lord warns about.
Speaker 1: It, he spoke about it a lot. This is a
huge pattern among the so called progressive Christians, and again
that's from Protestia dot com. There's a great job of
tracking these people. He's falsifying what the Lord Jesus taught.
Hell is very, very real. It is not a place
you want to go, and it's up to you except
the Lord Jesus as your personal lord and savior, are
going to be changed by him. Abide with him, and
you grow enjoy as you do that. Even when you
go through tough times there, it's very difficult to abide.
You'll go through times where you don't want to abide,
You desperately don't want to abide, and when you do,
you find out what spiritual captivity actually meant once to
come out the other side. So he falsifies the Gospel
of Jesus to say that it's not a real place Hell.
Phil Fisher isn't necessarily falsifying the gospel, But when he
attacked Matt Walsh for going undercover in a bad wig
to show how profoundly corrupt. Practitioners of DEEI are not
just corrupt, but in fact empty. Many of them fully
understand they're doing something for money that doesn't bring any
value to society. That becomes clear as you look at
the Walsh documentary.
Speaker 3: Phil wescher AND's.
Speaker 1: Team were deeply upset that Walsh did this because they said,
you can't follow the Sermon on the Mount and be
in a culture war. When Jesus came fully man and
fully human, he began teaching things that did not belong
in the current culture in every way. Did you see
he has women as disciples.
Speaker 3: I heard he talked to.
Speaker 1: A woman at a well at noontime alone. I heard
she was a Samaritan, which the Jewish powers of the
day viewed as mutts. You know what, He came to
my temple and he healed a guy on the Sabbath
on the Sabbath. Yeah, because the man's hand was crippled
and he needed help and no one was helping him.
And Jesus spoke at that moment and said, which among you,
if your donkey fell into a crevice or a hole
on the Sabbath, would leave it there.
Speaker 3: You'd go get your donkey out.
Speaker 1: Jesus was a walking, breathing, talking man and fully God,
and all those things combined into a massive culture war.
Even to this degree, many of the Jewish people said, well,
he can't be the Messiah because he's not raising an army,
he hasn't come for an armed insurrection against the Romans.
Clearly he's not the Messiah. And Lord Jesus, as part
of the cultural war, was saying, truly, if I wanted to, yeah,
I could bring a legion of Agel down and get
me off this cross. I could bring them down and
destroy Rome. But that's not why I'm here. I'm here
to fulfill the law and then to create a new covenant.
The new covenant was the point. The process involved a
culture war. So Phil Wisher and this time some other
people were talking, this is just a normal podcast, and
let's see how quickly Phil Wisher in this clip gets
into a culture war.
Speaker 10: There's a whole section in Genesis about how we are
to take care of the land and you know, make
sure that everything is fruitful and multiplies. And I just
don't understand why where did we all of a sudden
make this switch that we don't have to care for
the environment or it's not an issue.
Speaker 11: Yeah, yeah, that's a good question. I'm going to say
it has part to do with the shift around the
turn of the to the twentieth century from post millennialism
to pre millennialism, when we went from thinking we were
here to improve life on earth until we bring about
the millennium to thinking no, actually, the world is going
to get worse and worse and worse, and then we're
just going to get raptured out of here. So you know,
it's a little bit of left behind mentality that we're
going to be rescued off this place. It doesn't really
matter it's our airbnb. It doesn't really matter what shape
we leave it in, because it's not our house.
Speaker 3: This is not my home.
Speaker 11: This is not my home. I live in another land,
and so I'm going to trash my hotel room. And
then the other side of it is just I think
the profound influence of the petrochemical industry on Southern Christianity
because so much of the money in Texas and Louisiana
and Mississippi is from the petrochemical industry, and those in
people in churches, so pastors don't want to preach against
fossil fuels, when fossil fuels are paying the bill, and
so big business and cheap energy became part of the
American dream. And the American dream is obviously biblical because
the alternative is communism and socialism. So if America works
because of oil and gas, and that's part of why
we're where we are, then we were blessed by God
to use all the oil and gas.
Speaker 1: It's cultural war, first of all, deriding the American dream
as being incompatible with the Christian faith. Yeah, if the
American dream is acquire as much as you can at
the cost of other people, stomping on their face and
taking away from them as you build your wealth, well
that's not possible under the original Bill of Rights, where
government doesn't let you stomp on people and doesn't do
the stomping for you. But his derision of Southern Christians
as stupid corrupts who can't see past the petrochemical industry,
that's culture. Because we can debate endlessly the value of
petroleum energy, patroleum based energies versus solar. We can debate
it in terms of the effects on the environment, we
can debate it in terms of the effects on jobs,
We can debate it in terms of the effect on climate,
but when you phrase it this way, deriting the American
dream in that way and Southern Christians, you are fighting
a culture war, phil, not a scientific war, not even
a particularly faith based war. You don't like petrochemicals, though
you use them, but you built something of firm value
that really changed culture, a cartoon.
Speaker 3: That some people like. Well done. Story number three.
Speaker 1: Chambella Harris and her people obviously did a calculation, and
the calculation was there at a point in the campaign
where she had to throw some form of last ditch
hail mary effort to try to draw some conservative voters
to her side, to try to show that she can
stand up.
Speaker 3: To a tough interview. So they chose Brett Bear.
Speaker 1: On Fox News. And there was a huge expectation among
a lot of real conservatives that Brett would go easy
on her, and he didn't. I think he was fair,
but he wasn't easy, and Kampbella Harris during this interview
cracked many, many times in terms of her affectations, her
responses becoming more shrill. At one point she lost her temper.
But when Brett Baer was speaking with her about immigration,
a question. She knew was coming. She knew that she
was going to sit with Bear. She knew this would
be your topic. There's something she could not do because
despite the fact that Kamala Harris is intellectually slow to
the point of futility, she does know why.
Speaker 3: The borders are open.
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Speaker 12: No voters tell polsters all over the country and here
in Pennsylvania that immigration is one of the key issues
that they're looking at this election, and specifically the influx
of illegal immigrants from more than one hundred and fifty countries.
How many illegal immigrants would you estimate your administration has
released into the country over the last three and a
half years.
Speaker 13: Well, I'm glad you raised the issue of immigration because
I agree with you. It is a topic of discussion
that people want to rightly have. And you know what
I'm going to talk about.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but you're just a number.
Speaker 12: Do you think it's one million, three million?
Speaker 13: But let's just get to the point, Okay. The point
is that we have a broken immigration system that needs
to be repaired.
Speaker 12: So your homeland Security secretary said that eighty five percent
of apprehension.
Speaker 8: I'm not finished.
Speaker 12: We have a refresh amount of six million people have
been released into the country, and let me just finish.
I'll get you the question.
Speaker 3: I promise you I was beginning to answer.
Speaker 12: And when you came into office, your administration immediately reversed
a number of Trump border policies, most significantly the policy
that required illegal immigrants to be detained through deportation, either
in the US or in Mexico. And you switched that policy,
they were released from custody awaiting trial. So instead included
in those were a large number of single men, adult
men who went on to commit heinous crimes. So, looking back,
do you regret the decision to terminate remain in Mexico
At the beginning of your administration.
Speaker 13: At the beginning of our administration, within practically hours of
taking the oath, the first bill that we offered Congress,
before we worked on infrastructure, before the Inflation and Reduction Act,
before the Chips and Science Act, before any before the
Bipartisan Safer Communities Act, the first bill practically within hours
of taking the oath, was a bill to fix our
immigration system.
Speaker 2: This ma'am.
Speaker 12: It was called the US Citizen Citizenship Act of two
thousand exactly twenty one. It was essentially, I've waded.
Speaker 3: A citizenship for I finished.
Speaker 13: I finished responding for you, but you have to let
me finish.
Speaker 6: You had the.
Speaker 12: White House and the House and the Senate.
Speaker 13: I mean, they didn't bring up responding to the point
you're raising, like to.
Speaker 1: Finish listing a series of bills that have nothing to
do with this year in the middle of filibustering.
Speaker 3: Brettbair did a.
Speaker 1: Good job because he understands your goal here is to
fill the space with a whole bunch of words tossed
out into a display of salary or finger painting by words.
You cannot admit the number because the number will shock
people who are seeing it for the first time. You
cannot admit it wasn't a mistake, it's design. You cannot
admit that the immigration system's not broken, it's dismantled. You
cannot admit that the people who run you had you
and Joe create the Custom Borders Patrol app that allows
people to skip the border, illegal immigrants to fly straight
into the country. Because you are purposely overrunning the cities
and voters are catching on, a lot of black voters,
and a lot of urban areas are catching on. It's
really frustrating to watch that unless you realize that God
uses people like Kamala He is President Trump in a
certain way.
Speaker 3: He's using her.
Speaker 1: Look at the liars, look at the absolute lie they become.
Trust him. Take a comparison. Kammela lost her mind a
little bit too. She was not a big fan of
this entire interview.
Speaker 13: Frankly exhausted of Bratton.
Speaker 12: More than some people tell the country is on the
wrong track. They say the country is on the wrong track.
If it's on the wrong track, that track follows three
and a half years of you being vice president and
President Biden being president. That is what they're saying, seventy
nine percent of them. Why are they saying that if
you're turning the page. You've been in office for three
and a half years.
Speaker 13: And Donald Trump has been learning for all you've been
the person. Come on, You and I both know what
I'm talking about. You and I both know what.
Speaker 3: I'm actually don't what are you talking about.
Speaker 13: What I'm talking about is that over the last decade,
people have the power. But listen, over the last decade.
It is clear to me and certainly the Republicans who
are on stage with me.
Speaker 1: The last decades of Trump. Trump was in power for
four years. The desperation you see here is the desperation
of the hail Mary to go on Fox and when
Brett Bear said, I actually don't know what you're talking about,
Kamala through body language, it's a response effectively said I know,
I know, you know that, I know I know you
know that. I'm here to filibuster this entire thing. Can
you imagine how frustrating it must be to know the
truth and not be able to speak it, to not
be able to say Brett, of course, the borders open.
We need these people to import as voters. We need
to run down our cities so people will accept absolutely
decrinian rule. Of course, we're doing this, Brett. We're doing
this in service of the same thing that's happening globally,
the mass migration globally, mass illegal migration into Scotland and
Netherlands and Ireland and the UK. It's all part of
a trend, Brett. We're told to do these things. Of course,
we're doing it. You know this, Brett, I don't have
any real control over this. This is what I've been
told to do. And guess what I get to be
president if I'm installed or maybe even when.
Speaker 3: But you can't.
Speaker 1: Must be so frustrating to not be able to speak
the truth of what you're actually doing in the brilliance
of the plan. And God gives us the ability to
discern So's question for you, what was the last time?
Thank God that you're not canned by this stuff. If
you don't think that has to do with him, I have.
Speaker 3: News for you.
Speaker 1: You didn't courage your own mind or your own ability
to see these things.
Speaker 3: God sees this as well. This is the Todd Hermann Show.
Speaker 1: Please go, be well, be strong, be kind, and do
take a moment to thank God today for giving you
Speaker 3: The natural good skepticism you have