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Speaker 1: Welcome to the Three Stories version of the Todd Herman Show.

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CBS News did a scripted drama starring Kamala Harris. Story

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number two Chuck Schumer forgot all of twenty twenty, and

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story number three no YouTube commentor named Luca. The earliest

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Christians did not consider Jesus merely a man speaking of Jesus.

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Thank you, God Almighty for this opportunity.

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Speaker 2: The Todd Herman Show is one hundred percent disapproved by

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big pharma technocrats and tyrn's everywhere from the high mountains

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of Free American. Here's the Emerald City exime Todd Herman.

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Speaker 1: Today is a day the Lord has made in These

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are the times to which God has decided we shall live.

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Speaker 3: This.

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Speaker 1: President Trump writing about sixty minutes, the FCC demanded to

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see the transcripts. The full video is out. It's worse

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than you might have thought, and that's saying something given

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that it's sixty minutes. The former producer of sixty Minutes,

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Don Hewitt, admitted that they did everything they could at

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sixty minutes to get William Jefferson blithe Clinton, the third elected,

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felt it was their responsibility as a news organization to

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do that I'm curious how much USAID money was involved

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in this, if any. Donald Trump, writing on true social

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President Trump CBS in sixty minutes to fraud of the

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public by doing something which has never to this extent

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been seen before. The one hundred percent removed Kamala's horrible

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election changing answers to questions and replace them with completely

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different and far better answers taken from another part of

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the interview. This was election changing stuff, election interferance, and

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quite simply election fraud at the level never seen before.

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CBS should lose its license and the cheaters at sixty

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minutes should alway thrown out, and this disreputable news show

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should immediately terminated. With the new Democrat scandal that just

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arose with respect to USAID illegally paying large sums of

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money to Politico and other media outlets, the question must

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be asked was CBS paid for committing this fraud? Many

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other questions to come. They will go down as the

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biggest broadcasting scandal in history. I would think that this

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is a bigger scandal than gaming a game show, wouldn't you.

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I'll show you the details in this just after a

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Here's Kamala Harris looking, I think, very nervous before the

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interview begins. She looks nervous.

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Speaker 2: Where is that wrong? Perfectly happy?

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Speaker 1: Did you see the force forced smile?

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Speaker 2: Are you start work? Good?

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Speaker 3: I'm good?

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Speaker 2: All right?

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Speaker 1: Ah, so good. Then begins the discussion, the discussion that

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is going to show how intent they were on letting

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Kamala Harris be one thing on camera and one thing

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when the camera was off.

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Speaker 3: Mad and Vice President thank you very much, Thank you.

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Speaker 2: Bill, thank you. Oh well, we just get just a

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little bit of a question place so they can get

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from the shoulder shut.

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Speaker 3: Yeah, okay, thank you you me talking. Yes, sir, Well,

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we were talking about how you're going to pay for it,

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and I mean, I truly do mean it. I you know,

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your your plans are logical, make logical sense. The way

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Washington works is not logical. So how are you going

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to convince a divided Congress that what you say your

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plans are something that they should all agree to and

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provide to the American people when they've shown no inclination

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to do that up to this point.

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Speaker 2: Is that what you needed?

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Speaker 1: Yes, sir, this ma'am uh thirty six of silence, flits

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for time. They want room to sound. How will you now?

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Did you hear that now you're off? Did you hear

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that now you're off? How will you?

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Speaker 3: How will you?

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Speaker 2: It's gonna be taxes, it's gonna be literally if the economists,

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I mean they're from.

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Speaker 3: Each but I heard you just saying about the economist.

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Speaker 1: This is true, but Congress is not the economists. I

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know the host is leaning in, knowing, knowing she lied,

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This was massaging her. Yeah, it's election interference. I've done

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my share of TV interviews and I twice had National

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Public Radio try to fool me with the cameras are

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off or, in the case one was radio. Oh, well

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the recording is off, So how much of what you

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say on the radio do you really believe? Well, it's

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funny because you're still recording, because I can see the

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tape moving, I see the count going up. So why

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don't you just ask that in the interview. I've never

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seen that. I've never seen a host a journalist lean

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in and say yeah, but truly, how is it going

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to happen? Catherine Herridge used to work at CBS News.

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She offered her thoughts. She wrote on Twitter. I watched

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the full unedited video of the Kamal Hollers interview and

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reviewed the full transcripts as well as the segment that

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aired on CBS News. I would encourage everyone who cares

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about Factor and journalism to do the same. Sixty minutes

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did then VP Harris a favor in the edit room.

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Her lengthy words, solid responses were heavily condensed into a

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final broadcast segment that felt succinct and presidential. I clocked

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one of Harris's answer at over three minutes. The full

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unedited interview was not especially probing, asking quotches such as,

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why do you want to be president? United States that

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said the video clip that spurred the allegations of news

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distortion was not a journalistic foul, but an internal edit.

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The public can decide if the heavily edited interview broadcasts

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in sixty minutes distorted to Harris's performance, and whether then

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candidate and former President Trump would have received the same

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treatment if he'd accepted sixty minutes invitation. In a statement,

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CBS said, we edited the interview to ensure as much

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of the vice president's answers to sixty minutes many questions

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were included in an original broadcast, or fairly representing those

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answers sixty minutes hard heading questions as the vice presidents

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speak for themselves, No, they don't, because the host could

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have said, when I asked her off camera how she

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was going to get this done, she couldn't answer. This

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wasn't journalism, This was a massage. This was election interference.

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Story number two. In their heat of confusion and angst

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over what has been discovered or actually, yeah, I've been

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it's discovered about USAID and the National Institute of Health

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and money laundering, it appears Chuck Schumer, of course, has

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lost his mind. So many other Democrats Eric Solwell, writing

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about Doge, put this up on Twitter. Until today, you

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could file your taxes for free. Trump just took that

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away from you, and then readers, of course with the

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community notes on Twitter, added a response, this is incorrect.

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It is still up an is IRS direct file is

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still accepting tax returns. It's right there. But truth simply

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doesn't matter to people who are in such a panic.

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This is Chuck Schumer and he's talking about the American

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people in unelected bureaucrats, which is funny because no one

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elected any of the bureaucrats who've been morning Washington, DC,

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who are the very very fabric of what many people

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call the deep state.

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Speaker 4: And the American people, mark my words, the American people

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will not stand for an unelected secret group to run

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rampant through the executive brand. Being innovative is good, but

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mister Musk, this isn't a tech startup. These are public

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institutions that deal with things like social security and Medicare

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and national defense and provide for the well being of

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the American people. And the American people have a right

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to be part of that debate, part of that debate.

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Speaker 1: I feel like they were when they voted well, in fact,

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speaking of unelected people who voted for Kamala Harrison the primaries,

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just asking, sorry interrupt senator.

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Speaker 4: The elections occurred, and one viewpoint got a few more

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votes than the other.

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Speaker 1: A few.

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Speaker 4: That doesn't mean we throw out democracy. That doesn't mean

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what's been done for centuries in this country should just

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go out the window and be substituted by a small

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group of people who think they know a lot more

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than the wisdom of the American people.

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Speaker 1: Ah, what is doose doing? Is those stopping payments? Are

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they withdrawing money? Are they creating dictats? They are providing

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information and it is panicking them. They don't want people

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to have this information. Chuck Schumer's forgotten twenty twenty. I

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don't want to talk about medicine. I don't want to

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talk about interventions, medical interventions. I want to talk about

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bureaucracies and people should have a say, and we can't

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have unelected bureaucrats running rampant through the executive branch. I

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want to talk about that. And we'll just go to

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a source, just a simple one. Let we just go

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to PBS, you know, government from the broadcaster. I'll do

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that in a second. Right now, I'm going to tell

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don't want to talk medicine. I don't want to talk

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about medical interventions. He said. We can't have unelected bureaucrats

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running ramshot through the executive branch. I remember, hmm. Thinking back, there's.

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Speaker 5: An ongoing story that we're watching closely, and that is

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the threat of eviction. That now is something that is

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Speaker 6: Here in Indiana, researchers say more than three hundred thousand

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householder are now at risk of eviction, a devastating sidne

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last month, the CDC announced a nationwide eviction moratorium. The

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order temporarily halts residential evictions through the end of this year,

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meaning landlords cannot evict a tenant for non payment of

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rent if the tenant meets certain criteria Under the order.

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The CDC eviction moratorium, it's really unprecedented. Chase Haller is

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director of Housing and Consumer Justice for Neighborhood Christian Legal Clinic.

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He says the CDC's order can help millions of people,

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but only if they know how the program works.

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Speaker 1: And he wanted to make sure they knew how it works.

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So called doctors seized an important portion of the American economy,

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housing unelected people operating with powers no president has ever expressed.

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And I saw the results of this when I worked

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in radio in Seattle on morning radio. Some very loyal

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listeners of mine had built their retirement around houses. It

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worked as I think the husband was a cop, I

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know that the lady was a teacher. They pulled the

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resources and they bought investment properties and they sacrificed. They

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lived at a small home themselves about these other nice

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homes that they were leasing outs covering the mortgage and

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providing them cash flow. Some of these houses were paid off,

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but they stoft to pay the property taxes. That was

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their source of retirement. I mean, yeah, they had the

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packages for retirement, but this was how they were living

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until out of I think it was five homes, three

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stopped paying rent because they didn't have to. That couple

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in order to make their financial life possible had to

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rent out their primary residence to people who would pay

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in advance to live there. They got a discount the

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renters because my listeners agreed to live in their garage

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and to bring in a porta potty so they could live. Yeah,

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Chuck Schumer, we could never allow an unelected bureaucrat to

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run rough shot over the American people. Thank goodness that

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didn't happen in twenty twenty. Storry number three. It's such

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a fascinating thing to be on YouTube. I mean, we

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only really started investing in YouTube about what eight months ago.

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I'd had a chat, but I didn't done anything with it,

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and frankly it's because I didn't want to work with YouTube.

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It's not a company I dig. The results of this

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has been, though, very very good for us in terms

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of spreading the word of God. That is my primary

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responsibility as a host, to take the word of God

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and put it at the center of news. That's when

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I get out of God's way. The shows are better.

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So it's interesting to be confronted with comments from people

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who are I think adverse to Christianity and super smart,

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and they make a good argument. It would seem unless

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you read through their arguments really really well. This came

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from Luca, who commented on YouTube Christianity didn't conquer the

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Roman Empire. The Roman Empire conquered Christianity. As Rome struggled

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with external threats, economic decline, and internal conflicts, the Rising

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Movement was seen as a danger, but instead of destroying it,

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absorbed it and reshaped it into a tool of control

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through fear. To make Christianity more acceptible to Romans, familiar

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traditions and practices were integrated. The Sabbath was moved from

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Saturday to Sunday to align with the Roman sun worship,

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and Christmas originated from Roman festivals honoring the Sun God.

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Early Christians, such as Ebonits, didn't even see Jesus as divine.

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He was viewed as a prophet, but that changed in

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thirteen A three thirteen CE, when Christianity was legalized after

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years of brutal persecution. Just after a decade later, in

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three twenty five CE, notice the common era. Notice that, oh,

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that's interesting, The Council of Nicea established key doctrines, including

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the Trinity and the divine status of Jesus, both designed

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to align Christianity with Roman beliefs and make conversion easier

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for Roman citizens. The reality is clear, Christianity, especially Roman Catholicism,

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is deeply politicized and historically unreliable. These are facts. They're there,

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look them up. Okay, let's respond to that in just

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a second. The facts. Let's read through that again, but

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let's provide some commentary because the details matter. Here's a

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detail that God provided for us. I mean, it's a

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big picture. Begin with the common blessings, food, water, shelter,

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sunlight that's provided to the righteous and the unrighteous, the

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believers and unbelievers. The common blessings. God also provided within

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the common blessings minerals treats that our bodies need and

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through a modern food system we don't get. You are

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eighty percent likely to be short on a key element

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called magnesium. And you can say, who cares, it's just magnesium.

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If you've ever run short on something called potassium, and

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you've ever had a full body cramp that locks you

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up that you can't move, you'll have a new affection

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for potassium. Magnesium might not cause that in shortages, but

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it does cause this nervousness, stress, lack of sleep, lack

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of regularity. Your body has six hundred body interactions either

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driven by or regulated by magnesium, and you're probably not

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slash todd. Let's go back to this note from Luca.

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Christianity didn't conquer the Roman Empire. The Roman Empire conquered Christianity.

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As Romans struggled with external threats, economic decline, and internal conflicts.

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This rising movement was seen as a danger, but instead

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of destroying it, Rome absorbed it and reshaped it into

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a tool of control. Through fear. Pause.

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Speaker 2: Why is the.

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Speaker 1: World not Roman? I'm just asking, I mean, why are

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there billions of Christians and not billions of Romans? I thought,

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it doesn't seem like they conquered it to me. To

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make Christianity more acceptable Romans, familiar traditions and practices were integrated.

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The Sabbath was moved from Saturday to Sunday to align

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the Roman son worship, and Christmas originated from Roman festivals.

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Under the second you skip a step. Wait, wait, Luca,

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you skipped a step. The conversion of Roman leaders, who

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heretofore many were seen as gods. They decided to demote

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themselves from God's status to serving God. Why'd you leave

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that out? That seems to be a key detail. Secondly,

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tradition tells us that it was the Christians who said,

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you know, we need to take over these pagan festivals.

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We need to go in where the pagan festivals are

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being practiced, on the dates their practice and insert the

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worship of Jesus Christ. Seems to me, if you look

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at the conversion of Roman leaders and the wise wisdom

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of the the original apostles, seems more likely that the

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Christians actually succeeded in aligning these dates with these traditional

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pagan dates. There's no doubt that the Christmas tree had

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pagan origin. There's also no doubt that the Christians knew

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what they were doing in terms of appropriating it. Back

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to your peace here, Luca. Early Christians, such as Ebonides

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didn't even see Jesus as divine. He was viewed as

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a prophet. Huh. Who were the earliest Christians and how

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did they view Jesus? The earliest Christians were the people

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with whom Jesus walked. He came to them and said,

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follow me, and they left that they were doing, and

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they followed him. They're fishing, they're pursuing life, they were

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paying their bills, and a dude on a beach has

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followed me, and they do. When Jesus was captured, he

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could have called down legions of angels to defend them,

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to destroy the people trying to destroy him. He didn't.

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After he was his body was killed for three days,

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What did his followers do?

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Speaker 2: They hid.

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Speaker 1: In fact, prior to that, they were hiding. Peter, just

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as Jesus said he would do, denied the Lord Jesus

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three times, just like Jesus said would happen. But when

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Christ rose again, and even doubting Thomas, who would not believe,

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until he was allowed to touch the wound in the

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side of the Lord Jesus, and he said, my God,

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my God. And Jesus said, blessed are you, because you've seen,

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you see, and so you believe. Blessed to those who

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did not see it yet believe. After Jesus Christ rose

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and lived again and walked with the disciples, something changed.

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People who were frightened in hiding in upper rooms because

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they didn't want the Pharisees to come and find them

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and hang them to a tree and crucify them, they

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became bold. Peter gave his first public servant, a servant,

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in front of five thousand people. There's no doubt that

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where he gave that sermon, the same Pharisees who conspired

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to crucify the body of the Lord Jesus were there.

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Very little doubt that some of the soldiers who crucified

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the Lord Jesus were there. And Peter spoke very boldly,

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This Jesus, whom you crucified, was and is the Messiah,

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the one who was to come. People said from the crowd.

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What are we to do? I tell you, be baptized,

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Leave your sin life, repent, be baptized. The Kingdom of

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Heaven was here, and it is here now. The earliest

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Christians absolutely viewed Jesus Christ as divine. They wrote about

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his divinity, they evangelized his divinity. They died for his divinity.

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along and said, oh, he was just a prophet. Prophets

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don't rise from the dead, and the proof of Jesus

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rising from the dead is proven, in my judgment, by

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the instant change in his fam followers. They became bold

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and brave, almost as if they had godly powers. Oh wait,

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they did, because they also went about raising people. Thanks

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for the note, Luca, and thanks for the challenge. This

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is the Todd Herman Show. Please go, be well, be strong,

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be kind, and please make every effort to walk in

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the light of Christ.