Speaker 1: Maybe word agreements that this has been a revolution, a
Speaker 1: soft revolution, to be sure, and thank God for that
Speaker 1: seeking last night about the revolutionaries themselves. And this is
Speaker 1: even more impressive. You're sitting through a revolution peopled by
Speaker 1: creators and nurturers and builders. It's almost like Iron Ran
Speaker 1: in reverse. Interesting to look at it this way, and
Speaker 1: I think inspiring because I think God likes creators. He
Speaker 1: is the creator, nurturers, He is the nurturer, and of
Speaker 1: course builders. He built everything. And it's a revolution against
Speaker 1: those who only seek to tear down Remember this about
Speaker 1: the animating force behind Barack Hussein Obama. Saul Olinsky Olynsky's book,
Speaker 1: the one for which he's best known, Rules for Radicals,
Speaker 1: of course, dedicated in its first printing to Lucifer. Doesn't
Speaker 1: cant anything on what to do after you destroy society,
Speaker 1: because Satan doesn't care what you do after you destroy society.
Speaker 1: He just wants it to remain destroyed. It's a fascinating
Speaker 1: thing to step back, I think and look at some
Speaker 1: of the ways creators, nurtures, and builders have led this revolution.
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Speaker 1: Today's the day the Lord has made in these are
Speaker 1: the times so which God has decided, we shall let.
Speaker 1: One of the most revolutionary acts that God ever did,
Speaker 1: was deciding. And I guess he knew this forever to
Speaker 1: create us and to build for us, first to home
Speaker 1: and then the common blessings, and then to bring us
Speaker 1: along in his image. And when he did that, of
Speaker 1: course he is and was the creator. And look how
Speaker 1: he nurtured us. Even as we made the decision to
Speaker 1: stick guphole fingers in his face and say we're going
Speaker 1: to actually eat from that tree, he told us not
Speaker 1: to eat from. Even as he sent us out of
Speaker 1: the garden, he clothed us because he never stopped being
Speaker 1: a nurturer. And of course he can't stop being a builder,
Speaker 1: because he's built everything. Dear to that. The opposite of
Speaker 1: that is, of course, Satan went about destroying. He didn't
Speaker 1: seek to build anything, and he can't so from the
Speaker 1: moment he decided he would not serve God, and he
Speaker 1: tried and done God, he began the process of tearing down.
Speaker 1: And he must know that all he can do is
Speaker 1: tear apart because he knows intellectually he is the created,
Speaker 1: he is not the creator. He knows intellectually that everything
Speaker 1: he has God allows him to have, and he must
Speaker 1: know intellectually that at one point or another, God's going
Speaker 1: to take it. And so what drives him pride? I
Speaker 1: guess we're told hatred. Those are strong, strong things within
Speaker 1: a being. When we look at the state of America
Speaker 1: in twenty twenty four, it's really fascinating to me. I
Speaker 1: was somehe the other day and I asked a person
Speaker 1: that stupid question, I ask, how are you? And she said,
Speaker 1: I'm great, I'm fantastic. I'm feeling so much better. And
Speaker 1: I thought I was going to this is not someone
Speaker 1: I know, well, this is someone who actually cuts my hair,
Speaker 1: and I was expecting, here's some personal epiphany. Oh, my
Speaker 1: boyfriend and I have finally getting married. He finally asked me,
Speaker 1: or my parents are in town, or hey, I've expanded
Speaker 1: my business, and so I was excited for this. Really,
Speaker 1: what's going on and she pointed up behind her. She said,
Speaker 1: we won. We won, Oh the election, Oh right, yes
Speaker 1: we did. Now. I don't perceive the election to affect
Speaker 1: my life that way, but that made me pause and
Speaker 1: think about this revolution. And this is a woman who
Speaker 1: was never nurtured ever. Just the way you do with strangers,
Speaker 1: sometimes you share things like just off the bat. This
Speaker 1: person is a pretty open sharer. And she talked about
Speaker 1: having been an addict. Her and her boyfriend were both addicts,
Speaker 1: and how they both lived a street life, and how
Speaker 1: they both knew what it was to steal and to
Speaker 1: want and to take, and then they both found the
Speaker 1: Lord Jesus and then found each other. So she's experiencing
Speaker 1: for the first time in life people coming around her
Speaker 1: to nurture her. And she identified President Trump in a
Speaker 1: way as the sort of father figure to nurture a
Speaker 1: country she's now gaining appreciation for because of what's happening
Speaker 1: in her life. She's become successful at cutting hair across
Speaker 1: a decade. She has a good relationship with this boyfriend.
Speaker 1: I keep bugging her, go get married, Go get married,
Speaker 1: Go get married. You guys are living in sin. So
Speaker 1: I thumped the Bible and hit her on the head
Speaker 1: with it a few times. I really do that the
Speaker 1: revolution is hitting in exactly some of the ways we've
Speaker 1: always wanted it to hit, and it has slapped the
Speaker 1: Mockingbird media. It slapped them with some reality of their ratings.
Speaker 1: We'll talk about that, but we'll also talk about this
Speaker 1: diffusion of focus away from them in two groups of creators,
Speaker 1: not the creator, but creators as part of a revolution
Speaker 1: that I don't think we talk enough about. There's a
Speaker 1: financial revolution, and the financial revolution is happening. Now you
Speaker 1: see a whole we'll talk about this in the show today.
Speaker 1: A whole series of doctors have turned their back on
Speaker 1: the insurance and farmer world and they do something called
Speaker 1: direct patient care. There's a whole number of real estate
Speaker 1: agents who are starting now their own reality firms and
Speaker 1: getting away from the big ones. Some of them are
Speaker 1: even ideological. I've got two friends who found the real
Speaker 1: estate companies No. Three, and their expressed reason for existing
Speaker 1: is moving conservatives out of the fallen countries of Washington
Speaker 1: and California and Oregon and some of the other ones.
Speaker 1: That's their whole reason to exist, and they assist people
Speaker 1: in moving into conservative areas of the country. And they
Speaker 1: don't just help them buy houses. They help them find neighborhoods,
Speaker 1: they help them find churches, they help them find family connections.
Speaker 1: It's an extraordinary service. There are people who have special
Speaker 1: needs kids and this happens that they have to adjust
Speaker 1: their expectation for their kids, and this is really hard
Speaker 1: for parents. Parents say, well, my kid's going to be
Speaker 1: he's going to go to my college and he's going
Speaker 1: to pursue my profession. And when they find out the
Speaker 1: kids have are non neurotypical, a lot of times for
Speaker 1: parents it can be oh my gosh, and it's a
Speaker 1: difficult thing to adjust expectations doesn't mean that you stop loving,
Speaker 1: you stop pushing, stop believing. For parents of kids who
Speaker 1: have special needs, for them to understand that Alan has
Speaker 1: it really tough. He's effectively nonverbal, he has at eighteen operations.
Speaker 1: He's only fourteen years old. But he works. He invents soap,
Speaker 1: he works at the company in quality control. His brother
Speaker 1: Ian is impacted by autism. He works. He contributes Amy
Speaker 1: who got late on set autism. She's thriving, helping with
Speaker 1: social media, et cetera. She was told she's hirable and
Speaker 1: the soap is of pristine quality. There's no way John
Speaker 1: would put his son's name on a soap that sucked.
Speaker 1: So they researched a family. They found him in the Midwest.
Speaker 1: They are three generations into the soap crafting world. That's
Speaker 1: what that's all they do. They took on the fragrances
Speaker 1: that Alan thought of, that came from special memories for him.
Speaker 1: They create. Those soaps are all natural, They're made in America.
Speaker 1: To give this to families with kids with special needs,
Speaker 1: particular the younger kids. It's a side of hope and
Speaker 1: every time they wash their bodies they can remember that. Yep,
Speaker 1: our kids too can work. Our kids can contribute. What
Speaker 1: the word saying is not true. So go to alansaps
Speaker 1: dot com slash todd. That's alansaps dot com slash todd.
Speaker 1: The Todd Herman Show in all of its platforms is
Speaker 1: far larger than CNN in their key demo of twenty
Speaker 1: five to fifty four, Praise Scott, Thank you God for that.
Speaker 1: It's so funny because we talk about CNN as if
Speaker 1: they are opinion makers. It's interesting because without right wing
Speaker 1: media or Christian media distributing the viewpoints of CNN. They
Speaker 1: would almost disappear. It used to be that they had
Speaker 1: the airports locked up, and feedback and constant complaining and
Speaker 1: carping from people like me has taken them out of
Speaker 1: their parts. You remember that one they were thrust upon
Speaker 1: you the day was at a gas station in California.
Speaker 1: Was down there for seal fits and they were piping
Speaker 1: in CNN into a gas station. That's some quality impressions.
Speaker 1: That's some quality media. Time actually said, when I went
Speaker 1: into the store, I went in on purpose to find
Speaker 1: a reason to complain about this. I went and bought
Speaker 1: some caffeine and came out with a couple of caffeine drinks.
Speaker 1: It's not bone fog, it wasn't coffee. And I said
Speaker 1: to the ladies, like, you know, man, I just filled
Speaker 1: my car up and I got to tell you, she goes.
Speaker 1: Are you going to talk about the TV? I said, yeah,
Speaker 1: that's just because I know it's so annoying. Apparently the
Speaker 1: owners get paid money to pipe that in. Go yeah,
Speaker 1: but it goes. No, she goes.
Speaker 2: I get it.
Speaker 1: Everybody hates it.
Speaker 3: Oh.
Speaker 1: This is in Temecula, California, a pretty conservative area. On
Speaker 1: November eleventh, CNN recorded its lowest numbers ever with the
Speaker 1: twenty five to fifty four demo, and this happened well
Speaker 1: in twenty five years. Actually sixty one thousand viewers in
Speaker 1: a nation of three hundred and thirty million people. In
Speaker 1: the key demo of twenty five to fifty four about
Speaker 1: one hundred million people, they scored sixty one thousand viewers. Now,
Speaker 1: to be fair to CNN, the world has changed and
Speaker 1: it's no longer what you would call that they're seeking
Speaker 1: just concurrency. That would mean people who are concurrently watching
Speaker 1: at that time period. So there's a follow on view
Speaker 1: through YouTube, et cetera, and clips, but it is not
Speaker 1: the same people making a purposeful decision to go over
Speaker 1: to CNN and to consume news. Now, of course, if
Speaker 1: you were to compare that to a Joe Rogan podcast,
Speaker 1: it's laughable, particularly the podcast that he did with President
Speaker 1: Trump that in my judgment, Google did everything possible to
Speaker 1: have people not see the actual interview, but to watch
Speaker 1: reactions to its and clips to it. Google did that
Speaker 1: through their ownership company Alphabet, which is also owns YouTube.
Speaker 1: It's Google, that's just an organizing game they play. MSNBC
Speaker 1: is worse off than that MSNBC's seen ratings go further
Speaker 1: down than that. So all around them there are independent creators.
Speaker 1: Laura Logan is an independent creator. Cheryl Atkinson is an
Speaker 1: independent creator. We are independent here. Jack Possevich is an
Speaker 1: independent creator. And people are getting into this game who
Speaker 1: aren't necessarily just creators, but they're doers. Matt Gates has
Speaker 1: a podcast it does very well. So as Mockingbird media
Speaker 1: members get surrounded by this, their response, of course, is
Speaker 1: to look internally and say, for some reason, we've lost
Speaker 1: viewers and to make a change. But it's not and
Speaker 1: when they try to do this, they are pilloried. There's
Speaker 1: a bit of a thing, and we'll do this later
Speaker 1: in this week. We'll get the video of this. Did
Speaker 1: you see that Sonny Houston is furious at Joe and
Speaker 1: Mika because Joe and Mika from Morning Joe, who are
Speaker 1: steadfast believers that Donald Trump is literally Hitler, literally Orange Hitler.
Speaker 1: He is an existential danger to the United States of America.
Speaker 1: He's an existential danger to every woman walking the streets
Speaker 1: of America. He's going to put LGB so called TQ
Speaker 1: people in prison. He's going to force black women to
Speaker 1: divorce their white husbands and to marry in their race.
Speaker 1: They went down Tomorrow Largo to meet with the literal
Speaker 1: Hitler to get the literal Hitler on their network. They
Speaker 1: flew there. Let's remember something, Kamala Harris wanted Joe Rogan
Speaker 1: to leave Austin, Texas and fly to her for a
Speaker 1: one hour interview. That was supposedly why this thing didn't happen.
Speaker 1: Now we know that Kamala's staff was going to revolt.
Speaker 1: I don't know why, because Liberals would be upset that
Speaker 1: she dared to go speak with Joe Rogan. They didn't
Speaker 1: want to be unpopular in their circles. That's why that
Speaker 1: didn't happen. At the same time, as Kamala's team was
Speaker 1: handing out millions and millions and millions of dollars to
Speaker 1: the production companies of organizations like Oprah's Harpo. So Sundy
Speaker 1: hosted hears about this, and she goes nuts. She questions
Speaker 1: the integrity of Joe and Mika, the superstars of that network.
Speaker 1: Sonny is a bit player on a show called The
Speaker 1: View Joe with his adulterous now wife because they were
Speaker 1: busy fornicating and committing adultery with one another before they
Speaker 1: got married. They're the stars of that show, and the
Speaker 1: move is transparent. They got way behind in the revolution
Speaker 1: and a group of creators stepped in. Think of some
Speaker 1: of the video and audio clips we've played over the
Speaker 1: past six months. Think of the simple things people did,
Speaker 1: like going to the homes of Democrats with Kamala Harris
Speaker 1: signs and bringing with them men who were either playing
Speaker 1: or actually were illegal immigrants. Think about the number of
Speaker 1: views that got tens and tens and tens of millions.
Speaker 1: Think about when there was that brilliant move to go
Speaker 1: into the Democrats national convention with a literal Honduran immigrant
Speaker 1: who really was here seeking refuge, and to have him
Speaker 1: go in and not have id They wouldn't let him in.
Speaker 1: Do you remember this? These were all independent creators who
Speaker 1: brought this to the table. Think of Libs of TikTok
Speaker 1: and the impact this has had on culture, as people
Speaker 1: see with their own eyes what's being done in their
Speaker 1: schools to their kids and to their neighbors kids. The
Speaker 1: Mockingbird media can no longer continue under this form of assault.
Speaker 1: They will disappear. The numbers are clear and the trajectory
Speaker 1: is clear. They will dry up and blow away. So
Speaker 1: you see things like this, Chris Wallace, what was fired
Speaker 1: from CNN stepping away. It's the at the end of
Speaker 1: the day, the big money, the big influence is being independent,
Speaker 1: Chris Wallace, to have news for you, you will not succeed
Speaker 1: because you've become a doctrinaire liberal. And as my mentoring
Speaker 1: media taught me Russi Lumbaugh, God rest the maw. That
Speaker 1: point of view is so distributed and so forced down
Speaker 1: throats that no one's going to seek it out. You
Speaker 1: don't have to. It's so prevalent. So some of the
Speaker 1: creators who are responsible for the revolution are style now
Speaker 1: living within the revolution. And look how they have changed
Speaker 1: in terms of their footprint and their influence. And look
Speaker 1: at what was about to happen. Had President Trump not
Speaker 1: been delivered to victory, and I think through God, we
Speaker 1: would have seen these independent creators crushed. We would have
Speaker 1: seen Twitter, dash X exterminated, we would have seen alternative
Speaker 1: platforms destroyed, and we would have seen a return to
Speaker 1: the censorship industrial complex. President Trump could do a great,
Speaker 1: great favor to the world by working very diligently to
Speaker 1: cement the right for independent creators to continue to create
Speaker 1: and to build a massive wall, in a wall with
Speaker 1: teeth between the federal government and expression of opinion, such
Speaker 1: as if you are using any mechanisms within the federal
Speaker 1: government all to limit the expression or distribution of any
Speaker 1: point of view, you are committing multiple felonies. You, not
Speaker 1: your organization, not your department, You are becoming a felon.
Speaker 1: Cement the victory. Because understand this, the Left is not done.
Speaker 1: There's others examples of creators who, of course have impacted culture.
Speaker 1: We now see NFL players in college players doing the
Speaker 1: Trump dance. They're not necessarily creators, they're entertainers. I mean,
Speaker 1: they've built bodies. But the NFL hasn't yet banned this.
Speaker 1: We've seen multiple entertainers, actual musicians come out and say, yeah,
Speaker 1: I'm pro Trump, So sue me. It's a turning of
Speaker 1: the culture. What's so interesting to me, of course, is
Speaker 1: God is the creator also the nurturer. So let's talk
Speaker 1: about some nurturers, because part of this revolution has been
Speaker 1: powered by nurturers. And some of those nurturers got committed
Speaker 1: to doing this because they learned what was being done
Speaker 1: to destroy the ability to nurture. We'll start that with healthcare.
Speaker 1: The system we call healthcare in America used to be
Speaker 1: predicated upon a nurturing approach. I to this day remember
Speaker 1: my first pediatrician's name is doctor Donaldson. I remember where
Speaker 1: doctor Donaldson's office was and is I could drive to
Speaker 1: it to this day. The last time I was actually
Speaker 1: in doctor Donaldson's office was when I was ten, and
Speaker 1: I remember I had to switch. I remember with a
Speaker 1: great trauma. Wait wait wait wait wait wait, I can't
Speaker 1: go see doctor Donaldson anywhore. No, no, he doesn't see people
Speaker 1: once they're eleven. What what? I can picture his office
Speaker 1: to this day. It had this most incredible lobby where
Speaker 1: they had built the lobby around volcanic rock, and when
Speaker 1: I was a kid, you could go climb the volcanic rock.
Speaker 1: In doctor donald Wilson's office. I remember doctor Donaldson had
Speaker 1: lollipops in his office. Bad, bad, bad, doctor Donaldson. I
Speaker 1: remember doctor Donaldson never wore the same tie. I never
Speaker 1: once saw the doctor in the same tie. And I
Speaker 1: learned later when I was about ten years old, that
Speaker 1: he'd been given a collection of ties from patients Starter's life.
Speaker 1: They were always colorful, they were always fun. I remember
Speaker 1: that doctor Donaldson. When he came in, he would make
Speaker 1: a big deal about how cold the stethoscope was, and
Speaker 1: he used to tell me, oh, I make it extra cold.
Speaker 1: I like to watch kids respond. Such a fun guy.
Speaker 1: I remember him talking to me about home in front
Speaker 1: of my parents, usually my mom, your friends, cool? What
Speaker 1: do you guys do? And he's all checking me during
Speaker 1: this period of time, listening to me breathe, looking at
Speaker 1: my ears. What do you do with your friends?
Speaker 3: Oh?
Speaker 1: We ride bikes? Oh cool? Yeah. Do you ever feel
Speaker 1: lonely without him? No, because I get to play with
Speaker 1: him all the time. They're right next door. Good. Good.
Speaker 1: Hey don't see your dad much anymore? Yeah? And look
Speaker 1: at my mom. Yeah, they got divorced. How are you
Speaker 1: about that? He was being holistic. He was getting to
Speaker 1: know the person he was nurturing. Now, of course he'd
Speaker 1: be in there with an iPad, asking questions a computer
Speaker 1: tells him to ask, and entering the data. The very
Speaker 1: nature of healthcare has become medicine. That's not the case everywhere.
Speaker 1: There are a lot of people down at renew who
Speaker 1: shouldn't be alive. One of them is Adam. Adam has
Speaker 1: brittle bones. He's supposed to be dead, and he's been
Speaker 1: told multiple times he's going to be dead. He's a
Speaker 1: guy that can break his leg standing up from a chair,
Speaker 1: but he continues to seek health. So he swims and
Speaker 1: there's other things he does. He does very very careful
Speaker 1: ketabout work and body weight work. If you saw him,
Speaker 1: he'd never know that he has this disease. Is a
Speaker 1: young guy. So what has kept him going, Well, it's
Speaker 1: the exercise. It's God's design and it's the God designed.
Speaker 1: He's one of the doctors down there. So the stem
Speaker 1: cells ethically gathered from umbilical cords and placentas only is
Speaker 1: something he's infused with on a regular basis because it
Speaker 1: keeps growing back body parts that shouldn't be growing back muscle, tendon,
Speaker 1: cartilage that's not allowed here. And this economy is being
Speaker 1: set up in the safest city in Mexico, Porto Iarta.
Speaker 1: There's dental clinics that do things down there they're not
Speaker 1: allowed to do up here that you can go in
Speaker 1: fifteen minutes get done work down there that would take
Speaker 1: you two or three hours up here. I've experienced with
Speaker 1: the umbilical cords and stem cells from placentis two times.
Speaker 1: I'm taking a group of friends down there. It looks
Speaker 1: like we're going to go end of March. Four men,
Speaker 1: all of them going to take advantage of this. See
Speaker 1: if they can help you. Go to renew dot Healthcare.
Speaker 1: It's our e n U E dot healthcare. Back pain, neuropathy,
Speaker 1: being told you have to have shoulder surgery. That might
Speaker 1: not be true. You might be able to be healed
Speaker 1: without the surgery. That happens on a pretty regular basis.
Speaker 1: It's renew dot Healthcare. Please tell them you're part of
Speaker 1: the Todd Hermanchell family. In our case, I've watched and
Speaker 1: maybe you did. Two healthcare become medicine. I've mentioned to
Speaker 1: you this Franciscan group bought the great, great doctor's office
Speaker 1: I had in Seattle with my great doctor Maria, and
Speaker 1: I watched her go from someone who was a lot
Speaker 1: like doctor Donaldson. When I started seeing Maria, I weighed
Speaker 1: close to four hundred pounds. I was really out of shape,
Speaker 1: but I started the process of regaining my health. She
Speaker 1: saw me through about seven years of that, and then
Speaker 1: her clinic got sold. She Elsie went from a person
Speaker 1: who could talk with me about yeah, I could give
Speaker 1: you a cortisol shot for your shoulder. I know you
Speaker 1: like lifting these heavyweights. I know this is good for
Speaker 1: you psychologically, but Todd, you can only have about three
Speaker 1: of these in your lifetime before it destroys your shoulder.
Speaker 1: So let's weigh the pluses and minuses. And she would
Speaker 1: have these conversations with me. I asked her to put
Speaker 1: me on testosterone replacement, and she debated this with me.
Speaker 1: What are we really doing? Like, why not just go
Speaker 1: take steroids? I don't want steroids. So she tested my testosterone.
Speaker 1: She came back, goes, man, I have no idea how
Speaker 1: you're doing what you're doing. You have testosterone below two hundred.
Speaker 1: You're effectively dead. The fact that you're doing what you're
Speaker 1: doing means you have this really high of free testosterone.
Speaker 1: But okay, I'll give you a testosterol replacement, but I
Speaker 1: want you to be here every month. I want to
Speaker 1: track your prostate. I want to make sure this thing
Speaker 1: isn't harming you. And so she'd check in with me,
Speaker 1: how is your mood? How are you feeling? Has your
Speaker 1: wife noticed the mood change in you have your daughter?
Speaker 4: Is your daughter?
Speaker 1: Holistic views? When her clinic had got purchased, and they
Speaker 1: moved and I went and saw her for the first time.
Speaker 1: She walked into this new, bright, shiny office, tiny but shiny.
Speaker 1: She said, I hate this. I can only spend about
Speaker 1: fifteen minutes with you. I'm capped. And so she got
Speaker 1: out her iPad. She goes, I have to ask these
Speaker 1: questions and said, Marie, I'm not going to answer the
Speaker 1: questions because they're not coming from you. She said, they're
Speaker 1: ruining it. They're ruining it. There's a chart here, and
Speaker 1: you've heard me speak about this. You've heard me speak
Speaker 1: about when you're in a doctor's office and they're doing
Speaker 1: the turn your head and cough thing, or the far worst,
Speaker 1: lean over and take a deep breath, because this is
Speaker 1: not going to be fun for either of us.
Speaker 2: Thing.
Speaker 1: If you're looking at the video service, you're seeing the
Speaker 1: growth of the number of administrators versus physicians. In the
Speaker 1: United States of America, we have since nineteen seventy five,
Speaker 1: experienced a three thousand, five hundred percent growth in the
Speaker 1: number of administrators in medicine versus about a two hundred
Speaker 1: and fifty percent growth in doctors. Every time you're in
Speaker 1: a doctor's office and you're turning your head in coughing,
Speaker 1: or you've leaned over and you are pretending that the
Speaker 1: nice man's not really making you feel disgusted. Picture eighteen
Speaker 1: people with clipboards and iPads watching, and you're paying every
Speaker 1: one of them. Government has driven this things like hippa.
Speaker 1: Right now, I'm in an argument with Metashare, which I've
Speaker 1: found is not a Christian healthcare service. They're not in
Speaker 1: order for me to get complete records from them. Because
Speaker 1: I'm in a dispute with them, they want me to
Speaker 1: sue them. The Word of God says Christians don't sue Christians,
Speaker 1: and they want me to sue them to get what
Speaker 1: their discussion of my medical records. They say it protects
Speaker 1: my privacy, except they're my medical records. And then they're
Speaker 1: pointing to Hippa. So wait a minute, you can't send
Speaker 1: me the medical records you have so I can compare
Speaker 1: them against the medical records I have unless I sue you. Well, yeah, Hippa,
Speaker 1: none of it makes any sense. This is not healthcare.
Speaker 1: This is medicine, and it's evasive. And isn't this about nurturers?
Speaker 1: It is, And we'll get to the nurturing scientific American
Speaker 1: recently got rid of or she quote resigned. Probably they
Speaker 1: got rid of her. A woman named Laura Helmuth. She
Speaker 1: had been one of the chief editors at Scientific American
Speaker 1: and after the election she went on a rampage calling
Speaker 1: Trump supporters, you know, fascists and fing fascists and we
Speaker 1: should all die. And then someone caught her from the
Speaker 1: Disinformation Chronicle. Guy who writes that caught her, Jordan caught
Speaker 1: her and he wrote about it, and he put it
Speaker 1: on Twitter and it received it totally, like one hundred
Speaker 1: million views were back to media, independent media. He's an
Speaker 1: independent creator. That got like one hundred million views. And
Speaker 1: then she issued some weak, damp apology pretending that she
Speaker 1: respects the views of all people, but she doesn't. This
Speaker 1: is from the Disinformation Chronicle. Linked to this in the
Speaker 1: show notes. I encourage you to read the whole thing
Speaker 1: because it's actually very entertaining. He's talking here, pardon me,
Speaker 1: I think I got the mute button. He's talking here
Speaker 1: about having thought that he'd just found her in an
Speaker 1: isolated incident of having a temper tantrum. But he writes here, literally,
Speaker 1: I realized that posts I threw up on X would
Speaker 1: cause Scientific American to shove editor Laura Helmet out the
Speaker 1: door for hateful post selection comments, actions now ricocheting across
Speaker 1: social media and multiple news outlets. I've decided to leave
Speaker 1: Scientific American after an exciting four point five years as
Speaker 1: editor in chief, helm Of posted on Blue Sky, the
Speaker 1: social media club for liberals, I'm going to take some
Speaker 1: time to think about what comes next and go bird watching.
Speaker 1: Pretty Much every news account misreports the events that led
Speaker 1: to Helmelet's departure, alleging Helmet scalping for appalling behavior. She
Speaker 1: called members of gen X f ing fascists. She used
Speaker 1: the full word is a political win for quote conservatives
Speaker 1: or Trump supporters. The stories at the New York Times,
Speaker 1: a Guardian NPR service, the latest examples of how lost
Speaker 1: in the from reality too many journalists remained from the
Speaker 1: American public and anything that approximates actual journalism. For God's sake,
Speaker 1: Helmuth castigated the country f them to the moon and
Speaker 1: back again. She used the full word for going to
Speaker 1: the polls and voting, but for someone she doesn't like Trump.
Speaker 1: Shortly after she began, by the way, and he's saying
Speaker 1: here that this was a long time pattern of hers
Speaker 1: Shortly after she began running the magazine, Helmuth published a silly,
Speaker 1: baffling piece best several unknown academics chastising the movie Star
Speaker 1: Wars in the TV series Star Trek, claiming quote study
Speaker 1: suggests that the presence of Star Wars and Star Trek
Speaker 1: memorabilia such as posters and computer science classrooms can reinforce
Speaker 1: masculinist stereotypes about computer science, contributing women's sense that they
Speaker 1: don't belong in that field. He writes, I have zero
Speaker 1: clue is to explain why Helmoth publish this tom foolery,
Speaker 1: nor what it has to do with science. I only
Speaker 1: ran across the piece because Financial Times columnists Jemima Kelly
Speaker 1: poked fun at it for being next level word salid.
Speaker 1: So you have, from the perspective of way too many
Speaker 1: administrators destroying healthcare, driving up costs by three five hundred
Speaker 1: percent approximately, since that's the growth in the number of administrators,
Speaker 1: and you pay for all of this to the scientific
Speaker 1: media being owned by people like Laura Helmuth. Thank goodness
Speaker 1: she's gone to this. I mentioned this earlier from Steve Kersh.
Speaker 1: Steve Kirsch claims to have inside information from the CDC.
Speaker 1: He claims that this inside information proves that the measles
Speaker 1: vaccine causes autism. That's what Kersh claims, And he says
Speaker 1: he's going to share the raw data with people, but
Speaker 1: right now he's trying to get sixty minutes or something
Speaker 1: from the Mockingbird media to cover it. But that probably
Speaker 1: won't happen. She writes, or he writes, nobody can explain
Speaker 1: the pediatrician temporal data. The CDC switched topics when asked
Speaker 1: by a preeutrition to explain the data she observed. He
Speaker 1: got in these documents, emails and voicemail messages and charts
Speaker 1: and graphs and meeting notes. Pediatrician l she didn't want
Speaker 1: her name used, and so she goes through her record
Speaker 1: EMR's manually to confirm her estimates. Estimates around one hundred
Speaker 1: and eighty kids in her practice had rapid onset autism.
Speaker 1: Of those, she believes the majority happened within two weeks
Speaker 1: after a vaccination visit. She never thought about looking at
Speaker 1: the actual data, so it could be close to one
Speaker 1: hundred percent of the cases. EMR systems don't track this,
Speaker 1: so you have to manually look at each case individually.
Speaker 1: She told me she would do that, there's no way
Speaker 1: to explain these numbers if vaccines don't trigger autism. When
Speaker 1: she confronted the CDC and asked them, so, how do
Speaker 1: you explain why autism cases are so likely to happen
Speaker 1: just after vaccination if vaccines don't cause autism? They just
Speaker 1: switched topics and point to what the peer reviewed studies
Speaker 1: showed and avoid answering the question. Real scientists never switched
Speaker 1: topics when asked to explain data. Science is about the
Speaker 1: search for truth, not dismissing data that you don't like.
Speaker 1: The federal government so called Disease Prevention Organization hasn't prevented
Speaker 1: type two diabetes or the increase in heart disease, hasn't
Speaker 1: prevented any of this, but it's made a lot of
Speaker 1: money for its scientists. So there's a revolution of nurturers.
Speaker 1: We talked about the revolution of creators. Now let's talk
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Speaker 1: by creators and nurturers. In the world of healthcare, there
Speaker 1: is a massive shift. The doctors are saying goodbye to
Speaker 1: the insurance and farmer world. My friends at renew dot
Speaker 1: Healthcare did that in Mexico. Other people are doing it
Speaker 1: and staying here. I've got two friends who recently started
Speaker 1: businesses in healthcare that have nothing to do with insurance,
Speaker 1: not medicare, not medicaid, that any form of it, nor
Speaker 1: does it have anything to do with pharma. Healthcare and
Speaker 1: how individuals receive it has been at the forefront of
Speaker 1: public concern for many years. This is by Andy BONNERM
Speaker 1: writing on the policy of healthcare. Now, more than ever,
Speaker 1: our priority should be placed on discovering amenable solutions to
Speaker 1: address the incomprehensible challenges impacting this nation's healthcare system. I
Speaker 1: believe the direct Primary Care DPC holds the potential to
Speaker 1: improve the way Americans access and experience healthcare. An article
Speaker 1: published in Medical Economics sys via DPC memberships are seeing
Speaker 1: an average average anto growth rate of thirty six percent,
Speaker 1: reaching a total growth rate of two hundred and forty
Speaker 1: one percent from twenty seventeen to twenty twenty one. The
Speaker 1: directation care has been around for many, many years. Well,
Speaker 1: let's pause, direct patient care is actually the norm. It's
Speaker 1: only in the past fifty to sixty years that in
Speaker 1: insurance has wormed its way into becoming the gatekeeper. How
Speaker 1: did that happen? No? No, do you know how insurance
Speaker 1: wormed its weigh in that position. After World War Two,
Speaker 1: the government had a brilliant idea, let's cap wages. Let's
Speaker 1: not let people get paid more than we say is fair.
Speaker 1: And let's cap the number of employees companies can have.
Speaker 1: Why because we want to spread the employment, so we
Speaker 1: won't let you pay your star performers a bunch, and
Speaker 1: we're going to cap in the number of employees you
Speaker 1: can have. Why because they were hoping to employ World
Speaker 1: War Two veterans, so you could say it was a
Speaker 1: quality goal. What happened human beings being Human beings said, Okay,
Speaker 1: we can't pay our star performers more. We can't give
Speaker 1: them more hours, we can't hire more of them. We
Speaker 1: need to hire new people. What are we going to
Speaker 1: do to keep our star performers? How are we going
Speaker 1: to recruit people? I have an idea, let's provide them healthcare.
Speaker 1: Once they did that, the government jumped in and said
Speaker 1: taxable benefit. Once it became a taxable benefit, then the
Speaker 1: doors to DC were open. Now instead of healthcare, it
Speaker 1: became healthcare insurance. Now you had people going and saying, look,
Speaker 1: why are we paying for this? Why do we want
Speaker 1: to pay for people's damages? Why don't we go to
Speaker 1: government and require this stuff. That way we can pool
Speaker 1: all of our costs, socialize our costs through forced socialism.
Speaker 1: But let's make sure that we privatize our profits. We
Speaker 1: keep everyone else pays in by force. You saw Medicare
Speaker 1: and Medicaid come about, and they metastasize into something that
Speaker 1: now makes the rules for the entire industry. Even if
Speaker 1: you're not dealing as a Medicare Medicaid patient, you're affected
Speaker 1: by it. My friend Dave is a quadriplegic who's taught
Speaker 1: himself to play guitar again, and it's really interesting to
Speaker 1: see him do this. He's a fantastic guy, serves the
Speaker 1: Lord Jesus. He needed a new wheelchair because he's been
Speaker 1: a quad he's outlived his expiration date. He was supposed
Speaker 1: to have been dead twenty years ago. So he went into
Speaker 1: the wheelstair chair place and he ordered up a wheelchair
Speaker 1: and showed him exactly what design needs to be. Because
Speaker 1: Dave sits all his life. He's in a bed all
Speaker 1: his life. He has to avoid bed sores, which will
Speaker 1: unfortunately probably one day be his demise, is what he's
Speaker 1: told me. So went back to pick up his wheelchair
Speaker 1: and him going places is a affair. Is to get
Speaker 1: into his van, which is especially outfitted for him as
Speaker 1: to drive and get there and roll down. The van
Speaker 1: goes in and he sees the wheelchair and it's not
Speaker 1: the one he ordered. Where's the wheelchair I ordered? Medicare
Speaker 1: won't to prove it. Why because there's a new model.
Speaker 1: But the new model won't let me sit upright? Yes,
Speaker 1: is the only one they'll prove. Okay, look, I've got
Speaker 1: enough money. I don't need Medicare. I'll pay for this
Speaker 1: on my own. No, they won't let you do that.
Speaker 1: What Yeah, Medicare will not let you purchase this on
Speaker 1: your own. Wait, how can they stop me from purchasing it. Oh,
Speaker 1: they're not stopping you. They won't let me sell it
Speaker 1: to you. So you can't sell me something for cash. No, no,
Speaker 1: they'll take away my ability to take Medicare. He had
Speaker 1: to go find someone to take that new wheelchair which
Speaker 1: didn't service needs at all, and modify it for three
Speaker 1: times the cost direct patient care. When people use it,
Speaker 1: people are far more satisfied with it because doctors actually
Speaker 1: get to neure again. But it's not just in healthcare
Speaker 1: where this is going on. It's also happening in a
Speaker 1: place that is primary not just to the health of kids,
Speaker 1: but to the mental health of kids. And this gives
Speaker 1: me the most hope for the future of America because
Speaker 1: it is fundamental to making sure the revolution lasts. I
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Speaker 1: the creators, a revolution driven by creators. I mentioned Libs
Speaker 1: of TikTok. Libs of TikTok showed people upfront what was
Speaker 1: being done to the minds and the bodies of children
Speaker 1: in schools. They took that idea that we distributed years
Speaker 1: ago on Russia's show of reading the perverse pornographic sex
Speaker 1: said into the school board meetings, which worked. They took
Speaker 1: that they put video to it, an independent creator inspiring
Speaker 1: an independent creator to show the videos of these things.
Speaker 1: It has driven parents out of the schools. The COVID
Speaker 1: lockdowns did this. The focus on this shows like ours
Speaker 1: that paid attention to the installation of the perverse pornographic
Speaker 1: sex ed in schools drove kids out of schools. Promoting
Speaker 1: homeschooling as a reasonable option has done this. And here's
Speaker 1: what this has reaped. And so this comes from a
Speaker 1: education tracking website. This is near as I can tell,
Speaker 1: a pro big education site. National Center for Education Statistics.
Speaker 1: Here's some of their statistics. A higher percentage of K
Speaker 1: through twelve students are receiving academic instruction at home. Parents
Speaker 1: and guardians report that about five point two percent of
Speaker 1: children ages five to seventeen received academic construction at home
Speaker 1: during the twenty twenty two to twenty three year. That's
Speaker 1: an increase from the twenty eighteen twenty nineteen school year,
Speaker 1: when parents and guardians reported about three point seven percent
Speaker 1: of students. So it's a near doubling. NCS collected data
Speaker 1: about instruction at home, in person and virtual learning that
Speaker 1: happens outside of additional school setting, and other education topics
Speaker 1: in the Parent and Family Involvement Education Survey. This trend
Speaker 1: is particularly pronounced in the homes of black families. How
Speaker 1: could that be? The Department of Education has made certain
Speaker 1: we all know that they're in it for the Bipocks.
Speaker 1: We're seeing a return of the way things have been
Speaker 1: done long before compulsory schooling. They did it ever occur
Speaker 1: to you that some of the most brilliant men, and
Speaker 1: by virtue probably of marrying well with brilliant wives, who
Speaker 1: wrote our founding documents, none of them were forced by
Speaker 1: government to attend school. Thomas Jefferson didn't go to law school.
Speaker 1: Did you know that there was no law callege? You
Speaker 1: know what he did? He read the law in a
Speaker 1: dude's house. I've been there. It's in Virginia, Williamsburg, Virginia.
Speaker 1: Stood outside the room where Thomas Jefferson read the law
Speaker 1: and then got to walk in and look at it.
Speaker 1: What's just reading the law mean? It means hanging out
Speaker 1: with a lawyer, learning the craft or print. Like Ben
Speaker 1: Franklin apprenticed as a printer. Did you know how Ben
Speaker 1: Franklin became a man of letters? He had things to
Speaker 1: read because he was a printer by craft. That original
Speaker 1: germ of massive intelligence with which God gifted Franklin and
Speaker 1: Jefferson was drawn out of them by interactions with other people.
Speaker 1: After all, the creator said, it is not good that
Speaker 1: man is alone. Yes, that reference to wife. It also
Speaker 1: referenced the community. There's a returning to the way it
Speaker 1: has been done successfully through thousands and thousands of years.
Speaker 1: Compulsory schooling again had a good goal. But look who
Speaker 1: leapt into that, Satan himself. Wow, this is cool. Kids
Speaker 1: are forced into these buildings. What if I just sneak
Speaker 1: in and take just the germ of an idea good
Speaker 1: touch bad touch. You know, there were parents back in
Speaker 1: the day who said, no, no, no, don't want sex ed. No,
Speaker 1: this is just good touch, bad touch. Yeah, but this
Speaker 1: is the purview of parents. But this is just good touch,
Speaker 1: bad touch. Other parents came in and said, what are
Speaker 1: you concerned about. They're just teaching our kids how to
Speaker 1: say no to sexual advances. And Satan had his hook,
Speaker 1: and then it became a little bit more than that. Well,
Speaker 1: kids are going to have sex. So let's teach them
Speaker 1: how to use condoms. Let's have them put condoms on
Speaker 1: bananas in ninth grade. And of course we laughed and
Speaker 1: giggled as that happened. And look where it's at now.
Speaker 1: Satan wants a foothold in your life. And once he
Speaker 1: gets one room, he wants to make it from a
Speaker 1: condo into something he owns, and then he wants to
Speaker 1: inhabit multiple rooms. And even liberal parents, progressive parents are
Speaker 1: starting to home school, not because they're concerned about racial indoctrination, etc.
Speaker 1: But because they're concerned about their kids being around the racists.
Speaker 1: Nicole Shanahan and doctor Drew sat down to talk about
Speaker 1: this phrase trad wife that means traditional wife in modern parlance.
Speaker 1: And there are people who've decided, I think, to be
Speaker 1: Instagram stars by being tradwives. They happen to be women
Speaker 1: who have the bodies of models. They've maintained those bodies
Speaker 1: of models, maybe through surgery or massive exercise or nutrition.
Speaker 1: They appear to come from very very well off homes,
Speaker 1: and they've created Internet stardom as a tradwife. And many
Speaker 1: traditional wives will tell you, hey, you know what, it
Speaker 1: doesn't always end with a six pack and eleven percent
Speaker 1: body fat. As a woman, sometimes life gets hard and
Speaker 1: bodies change, so not all traditional wives are stunning to
Speaker 1: look at. Nicole Shanahan was, of course RFK Junior's VP
Speaker 1: pick a solid leftist progressive issue though. See her kids
Speaker 1: were injured by some shots and she's having an awakening.
Speaker 1: They talked about this tradwife word.
Speaker 4: Yeah, just terrible.
Speaker 5: Yeah, you know, I saw I read a comment today
Speaker 5: too that got to me And I don't know why
Speaker 5: it got to me so much, but I was called
Speaker 5: which I find so bizarre, but a cute and non
Speaker 5: trad wife.
Speaker 3: She got you on every every every aspect of your
Speaker 3: integrity of the dad. Then yeah, because you're you're a scientist, technologist,
Speaker 3: you you're careful in your positions. Not a conspiracy there is.
Speaker 3: I am not a trad wife, Oh dare they?
Speaker 4: Yeah? Well, look, I mean, I I don't.
Speaker 5: I didn't know what a trad wife was until uh,
Speaker 5: you know, five months ago when I got on social media.
Speaker 5: But I guess it's this new theme that it really
Speaker 5: is used as a slur a traditional wife. And I
Speaker 5: don't understand how that.
Speaker 4: Became such a negative slur.
Speaker 5: I mean, if someone said tread husband, Like, is that
Speaker 5: now a negative?
Speaker 3: I would receive that almost as a compliment, would you.
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 4: Yeah, I mean like, when I think about.
Speaker 5: A traditional husband, I think about a husband that you know,
Speaker 5: likes to provide, comes home, loves, kisses his wife, kisses
Speaker 5: his kids, has a dinner, you know, with their family,
Speaker 5: and the families together, and ask the kids, how is
Speaker 5: your day?
Speaker 4: Kids? What's so?
Speaker 2: Mm hmm?
Speaker 1: I don't know.
Speaker 3: Well, and you're you're asking that question at a time
Speaker 3: when our birth rates are collapsing.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I discovered that.
Speaker 1: Yeah, birth rates are collapsing and being collapsed. So we've
Speaker 1: seen a revolution, and that revolution has been peopled by creators,
Speaker 1: nurturers and builders. Oh, the builders. I think this is
Speaker 1: the first time in history where I've seen such a
Speaker 1: fanatic obsession with tearing down builders. Elon Musk is not
Speaker 1: a perfect man. After all, He's a transhumanist, which is
Speaker 1: pure evil, which will be used initially for good reasons
Speaker 1: helping paralyzed people move, it will become the pure evil
Speaker 1: of the next stage, far worse than the lies of transgenderism.
Speaker 1: Not a perfect guy, and he's a builder. Vivik Ramaswami
Speaker 1: in my judgment is an economic opportunist, maybe a little
Speaker 1: bit of a con artist, and he's a builder. President
Speaker 1: Trump is a builder. I think this is why he's
Speaker 1: so unbothered by doing something like the McDonald's stunt, which
Speaker 1: to this day is brilliant. He's surrounding himself with other builders.
Speaker 1: RFK Junior built an organization with his own hands with
Speaker 1: one goal in mind, protecting kids from insane ideas like
Speaker 1: vaccines shouldn't be tested for safety. Think back in time,
Speaker 1: was there another time where America watched a revolution of
Speaker 1: creators like writers and pamphleteers and nurturers, say some of
Speaker 1: the doctors who were some of the signers of the
Speaker 1: Declaration of Independence, and builders, you know, people like Thomas
Speaker 1: Jefferson who invented inventions that were built. Maybe maybe God
Speaker 1: really has given us a second chance at an American
Speaker 1: revolution with only a few shots having been fired. Because
Speaker 1: let's never forget the political murders that the left inflicted
Speaker 1: upon this country and the multiple times someone made in
Speaker 1: an attempt to murder President Trump. May God protect him
Speaker 1: and get him into office. This is the Todd Herman Show.
Speaker 1: Please go be well, be strong, be kind, Please make
Speaker 1: every effort to walk in the light of Christ,