Speaker 1: Hey, with DOGE and the Department of Government Efficiency, having
dug into the database at USAID with Republicans in data
building powerful algorithmic searches to search the data. We've learned
a ton and I'm reminded of something Zach Abraham is
showing us today said about a year ago. He said,
can you imagine what we would learn if we could
audit the FED and the CIA, what they could hide
in there. We'll talk with Zach about that, but we'll
also talk about this, ladies and gentlemen, taking a measure
of the intelligence of Elon Musk Congresswoman Alexandra Acossio Quartet.
Dude is probably one of the most unintelligent billionaires I
have ever met or seen our witnessed, which you know
you can probably even glean that from watching these people
on TV.
Speaker 2: Anyways, all that is to say is that they don't
do their homework.
Speaker 1: We will ask Zach Amraham what he thinks of Alexander
Acossia Cortez. Will do this with the help of Bord Cupital,
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Speaker 1: Today is to day the Lord has made in These
are the time to which God has decided we shall live.
Zach Abraham, chief investment Officer Bulwark Capital Management, joins us, Zach,
welcome back, good to have you here. That was Alexander
Ocassia Cortes taking the intellectual measure of Elon Musk and
finding it wanting it's curious your thoughts on that.
Speaker 2: Well, there's a village that lost its idiot. Some are
let's let's I mean, let's just look at this from
a thirty thousand quote view here. Yeah, we got a
former bartender that is quoted as saying it is more
important that we're morally correct than factually correct. And she's
calling the guy that can read land rockets on Earth
and that's worth four hundred billion dollars stupid.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: I don't know if I've ever heard a more stupid, ridiculous,
and self unaware statement in my entire life. Because, sweetheart,
here's the deal. You're not in the top fifty percent
of intellects in the Congress, and that ain't that ain't
saying a lot, right, that's not exactly a mensa get together?
Speaker 3: Right?
Speaker 1: Yeah, the.
Speaker 2: You know, when I hear statements like that, it just
shocks me that, regardless of what your political ideology is,
that you could consciously vote for somebody that is that stupid? Right,
Like if you think that our government is mismanaged and
is malfunctioning, which I think it's probably the one statement
that vast majority of Americans could agree on, and then
you hear this woman make that statement, You wonder why
we're malfunctioning. You wonder why we're a you know, a
not working democracy the way we should. You want to
know why there's problems, right Like if I hire a
five year old to run Bulwark, I don't expect to
help perform the S and P right, all right, they're stupid.
And then there's that.
Speaker 1: She was People don't have any idea how she was recruited.
They actually had audition calls for this is a true story.
They had audition calls for people who wanted to be
in Congress.
Speaker 2: Is this the same agency that got hog.
Speaker 1: Do you know what he's going to do, David Hogg.
He's going to bring in the young.
Speaker 2: An intellectual mockery of himself on a regular basis.
Speaker 1: He's going to bring in the young male vote because
I know when I look at all eighty one pounds
of David Hogg, I'm like, that's manhood, right, that's right.
He is the Alpha. So they actually held auditions and
people sat in front of cameras, and you know what
she was good at loving the camera with all her
brown eyes can do to love the camera. She's camera
Jeedticut loves her back. You and I have got we
have got to talk about something you said about a
year ago. I'm trying to find it. I remember I
was so ashamed that I didn't I didn't see this
because there's a lot that God has allowed me to see.
This usaid thing that came out this past week, and
all the revelations about the Politico and New York Times
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So what's your favorite part of the USAID corruption that
we know about USAID corruption, And then I want to
talk about this thing you said about the FED.
Speaker 2: My favorite part, I think is actually watching the reactions
to it, you know, watch watching the people both try
to minimize it, and then also the people on the
other side that I align more with just being horrified
and I'm looking around going, hey, what did you guys
think was happening? Rdie? Why would it surprises you that
government bureaucracies are this ridiculous and this inefficient and it's corrupt, Yeah,
and corrupt. It surprises you that government agencies that have
ninety percent of their employees working from home are spending
tens of millions of dollars on Starbucks CA cups for
their office space. This surprises you, guys. When we hire
people that have never been responsible for a bottom line,
including their own in their own life, don't expect them
to run things in a financially responsible basis, right they
That's the other thing, man, is everybody is horrified that
the dog mantorated in the backyard where you're looking at him, going,
that's what they do.
Speaker 1: It's a dog.
Speaker 2: It's a dog. What did you think he was gonna do?
Do you think he's going to go in there and
use his non opposable thumb to flush the toilet. It
just the shock and the outrage blow me away. Like
you at two trillion dollar deficit, You don't think hundreds
of billions of dollars are getting incinerated. Okay, oh AOC.
We've always had an Office of Waste. Yeah, we got
a Department of education too. Doesn't mean we're hitting the
ball out of the park in either category.
Speaker 1: With flat lighting and education.
Speaker 2: Yeah, she says that like a thing. Can you tell
me that you have an office for federal waste? My
number one assumption is that's going to waste more right.
That doesn't make me feel comfortable. That makes me feel
really sure that there's more waste than even I thought
there was.
Speaker 1: Yep, And I look at this and I and I'm
we're going to find these shows. I am now obsessed
with going back through everything I've ever said on radio,
because I'm telling you, for the past almost decade, I've
been saying it will come out that the Mockingbird media
is funded by government. You've heard me say it a
hundred times. It's just here sooner, I really think.
Speaker 2: And to be fair, because a lot of your listeners
probably haven't been listening on the radio for you. I
heard you saying that like ten years ago.
Speaker 1: Right right, And I knew because the patterns all showed alignment.
Do you know what are the things they were paying for?
They called it strategic silence? Oh wait, did I ever
say propaganda silent? This is one of the things. And
so the political we found this out on Wednesday, the
political announces to their staff, we've had a mistake and
can't pay you. It turns out the politico has taken
eight point one million dollars in taxpayer money through USAID,
and all of a sudden that tap is turned off,
and all of a sudden they can't pay their employees.
The opportunity we have here at Zach Abraham. What are
the rules when you take federal dollars? What happens to
you when you take their money? Who owns you?
Speaker 2: Oh? Not just federal anybody?
Speaker 1: Okay, like your bold right, But when the federal government
is giving you money, they get oversight.
Speaker 2: Yeah, of course.
Speaker 1: Okay. Here's here's here's what I want to see. If
we haven't seen it already, I want to see this.
You're being subpoened. Publisher of New York Times senior editor
of New York Times, senior ad executive. You're being subpoena.
You're going to come and testify. Here's the question, what
did you do for the money?
Speaker 2: Well, here's another interesting thing to throw on that mix.
And it's something I don't think that anybody thought of. Yeah, okay,
there are a lot of people who have been pardoned
who now if they get subpoenad, do not have the
luxury of pleading.
Speaker 1: The Fifth This is true, This is true.
Speaker 2: So I think these people walked headlong right into a trap.
Speaker 1: I think, so they can't plead the Fifth.
Speaker 2: No, but but they're still on the hook for perjury.
I know.
Speaker 1: So when when you sit down with Tony Fauci, did
your department pay the media to pretend these injections work?
Speaker 2: Well, yes, what you say or one of these just
kind of quiet and calm, doctor Falchi. I'm gonna allow
you one more time to answer that question. For mind
the growth and you don't have the luxury of the
Fifth Amendment.
Speaker 1: And there's a and so there is a jail cell
down below. Yeah, we can go through a forensic accounting. Now,
in my mind, you took our money. Now we get
to have oversight, We're going to do a forensic accounting.
And by the way, if we find out that you
were maturely involved in lying in such a way that, oh,
I don't know, caused people to get turbo cancers or
have spontaneous abortions or miscarriages, or their kids to die suddenly,
and you chose not to report that, and we have
it on in writing where you knew and the government
was saying no, don't report that. We're going to go
ahead and treat that with some seriousness. There's so much
we could do here. And by the way, if the
political blows up and dries away, I mean, can you
buy buy What would happen in your profession if they
found out that a fiduciary was taking any money from
an entity to even suggest that people buy their stock.
Speaker 2: I think, at the very least, so what you could
bank on, especially if that person was not disclosing that
to their clients. At the very least, at the very least,
they're going to get banned for a year and their
license is getting pulled. Most likely you're looking at an
industry ban. Okay, I don't know that. I'd have to
look through the SEC regulations but whenever you do not
disclose your financial involvement, there's a couple of things in
the in the in the industry, you cannot do. Okay,
if you have any financial involvement whatsoever, it must be disclosed.
If you have any financial interest, it must be disclosed.
You cannot, no matter what the scenario is, exchange funds
with clients. Even if it was so like, let's say
a client called me and said, Zach, I need to
borrow twenty grand I literally couldn't do it. I could
call around to other clients and try to help them out.
But if I change money outside of our business so
like that, so that like let's say I, let's say
I had a I was building a business comp or
a business park, or a complex or a building. And
let's say one of my clients who was super wealthy, right,
it didn't matter. Let's say they loaned our corporation two
and a half million dollars to finish construction. That right
there would cause me to lose my license at the
very least free year. Okay, if it was totally legit,
if I didn't misappropriate it, just just handling my client's
money outside of this this arena, that's license gone for
So in your scenario, you've got financials, you've got financial
interests that you didn't disclose to your clients, and you're
acting as a fiduciary of something, you're gone. You're probably
barred for life.
Speaker 1: Okay, So I'm going to discuss the other penalty we
could about, which is plugola and payola laws. They do
this if I was on commercial radio, and they'd come
at me for podcasting too, they just use the FTC
if I was on this podcast in promoting products and
not disclosing as promoting them, Like let's say, I don't
know wearing his shirts and I'm not disclosing the fact
that I'm paid to wear the shirt and I'm not.
I wouldn't do that. There's a penalty. I'm going to
discussed this a second on commercial radio. I'm going to
tell you what we could do to everybody with an
FCC license who took money from the government. Then we
got to talk about this thing with the FED, Zach,
because dang it, you were so so spot on on this.
Let me give you an example of this. I am
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hundred air squads, and then I'm going to do two
thousand singles. That's the morning. The afternoon, the plan of
record is to go to my friend's gym where they've
got an air runner, and I'm going to go run
a series of four hundred meters sprints until I cannot
break the two minute point, and at that point I'm
going to shift over and do a whole series of
deadlifts up to as heavy as I can go. I
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zach plugolap if you or I and you still do radio?
Might you still have your radio show? Or is it
just podcasting?
Speaker 2: Now? Well it's thanks thanks to government regulations, it's just podcasts.
We've suspended the radio. Well seriously, we respentded the radio
show until we can get clarification on this new SEC rule,
because it just didn't It didn't make any sense to
expose ourselves to unknown liability when the SEC won't even
clarify what the rule. So you literally don't know what
you can and can't say.
Speaker 1: Unbelievable.
Speaker 2: All right, we just have a choice.
Speaker 1: No, I get it. So you and I. In commercial radio,
if we had a payola or a plugole of violation,
that is that we were personally paid to promote a
product and we didn't disclose it, we pace a ten
thousand dollars fine per instance and one year in jail
per instance. So if I took a bribe, let's say
I'm talking about a protein that about it was like, man,
I'm loving this Zach Abraham protein. This is the Zach juice,
and man, I love this stuff. And let's say you're
paying me for the protein. Every single time I spoke
those words, they can go back and count. Take ten
thousand bucks from me and put me in prison for
a year for every single offense. And if I did that,
I'm just talking three thousand dollars and thirty years in prison.
You're telling me we can't go back and track these
media dollars and find out what they were promoting and
use plugle and payolo laws. What do you think about
Zach or Jack Jake Tapper and study hosting and the
chicks from the View being in jail.
Speaker 2: Well, I look and and here's the thing, Like, this
is the part that I think is so frustrating to
me and probably all your listeners and people of like mind,
is can someone please explain to me why it is
that we've got more rigorous laws for non elected officials
when it comes to bribery and money handling than we
do elected officials. I wonder why you're right, who makes us?
But you just sit there and you're like, wait, the
scope it's it's it sort of reminds me of in
the financial industry, although it obviously works a little bit different.
But you know, it's like in the financial industry, they'll
you know, they'll go to a small firm and run
us through the you know, run us through the paces
and even harder than they will a company like JP Morgan,
and you look at them and go, let's say we
were doing something wrong. How much disruption can we have
to the global financial system?
Speaker 3: Zero?
Speaker 2: Right? JP Morgan. On the other hand, okay, you might
want to pay a little more attention to them, right,
because if they go rogue, they could believe that it's
just ridiculous. Right, It's like it's like the regulatory version
of pulling out a twelve gage shotgun to kill a
house flock.
Speaker 1: You know, wait, you don't do that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, well, I mean not when the wife's you're right.
Speaker 1: Right, right, right, right, Look, they get so freaked out,
like you're doing the shotgun thing again again. Come on,
it's a big fly.
Speaker 2: Yeah, honey, I got two sons.
Speaker 1: Right, do you have some excitement? All right? You said
about a year ago, we were delving into my conspiratoral
thoughts like that insane idea that our media is on
the paycheck or the payroll of the government. Insane. And
you'd said, can you imagine what we would discover if
we could actually audit the CIA's spending or the Federal
reserve spending. And let's start with the FED. They invent
debts and then they say, okay, congrat you owe that money,
and they invent digits. They could theoretically fund anything anywhere
through the invention of digits, and we don't get to
audit them. I mean, if this is us Ai d Zach,
can you imagine, I mean, you know, like, what would
we find.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I'm not at all suggesting this is happening, but yes,
just people have a clear they could be in lockstep
partnership with the Mexican cartels, and there's no way you'd
ever know, right.
Speaker 2: No, there's no way, right, there's no there. There literally
is no way to audit them. And you can't audit
them through the system because it fed's a separate entity,
meaning you can't even do accounting and try to figure
out globally where you you know, I mean a round
about neighborhood of where they're at, because there's just no
way to know. So you literally have to take their
word for it. They have the sole power of printing
the world's reserve currency with zero oversight. It's pretty wild, right, Like,
I don't even know how it's not, And I want
to be very clear, I am not insinuating that. I'm
not alleging that they did anything criminally. What I'm saying is,
when you have a system that grants that much power
to such a few number of people with no oversight,
that feels like a system that was built for the
purpose of colluding and doing you know, you know, untoward things.
Riley's why would you do that? But think about that setup.
It really defies logic. We're going to give you unmitigated
financial power like no one in the world's ever had,
and as a kicker, there's going to be zero oversight.
Speaker 1: Right, No, it doesn't. And again I'm not saying that
stuff is happening, just like you're not. But I'm saying
here's what you are forced to believe. Okay, to continue
to believe that's not happening, you have to believe that
the people who looked at USA I D and said, hey,
this should be a great opportunity for us to export
atheism to appall and to help the Taliban produce poppies
for heroin, and to go to the BBC and say
we want to give you money that so you'll write
a news article attacking Elon Musk. They haven't looked at
the Federal Reserve and said, you know, we could actually
mint money and do whatever we want and ain't no
one can ever know or ever stop us. And someone
somewhere in government said, but that's wrong. And I know,
I know everyone says well, but to have a conspiracy,
you know, you have to believe that everybody can hide it.
Did anyone in media come out and say, hey, we're
on the payroll of the government. Did anyone come and
admit that.
Speaker 2: Did anyone in the media stop during COVID and go, hey,
I just got on the CDC website and read a
checklist for pandemics. Why are we not following any of
their guidelines?
Speaker 3: No?
Speaker 1: And I tie it back to the money they paid
for something, right, what was the deliverable? This is my
question for them on a committee under subpoena? What was
the deliverable? And by the way, guys, you think we're
not going to find out, Oh, we're going to subpoena
your emails, We're going to do a forensic accounting, we're
going to look at everything, so you may as well
tell us. And man, I am liking this, this plug
all of payload thing this And if I were the
Federal prosecutors the DJ I'd be on the phone with
Jake Tapper going, Hey, you remember that that liability case
of the libel case. Remember how embarrassing that was?
Speaker 3: Jake?
Speaker 1: What do you think of thirty million dollars in fines
and three hundred years in prison? Because we want you
to come in and be the voice of what you
were paid to say by government. Yeah, if CNN took
this money right, Oh my goodness, there's so much more
to talk about there. With Zach Abraham, we need to
talk about their attack on the Doze employees. I don't
know if you've seen this, but Wired magazines doing the
same report. PBS is doing the same report. Talk about
this in a second. With Zach Abraham chief Misspops for
bow or Capital Manager. If you want to talk corruption,
talk about this. Here's two scenarios. A baby is born,
Praise God, beautiful child, beautiful mother, beautiful family, husband, et cetera.
And here's the placenta and then bilical cord. And they
are teeming with stem cells that are ready to build
anything in the baby. They build human body that is
anything muscle, tendon, cartilage, and they're just packed with building power.
So one scenario is you take that and burn it
as medical waste, all right. Another scenario is you preserve
it meticulously, you take it to Mexico, you culture more
cells like that, and then you get people who are
suffering from incredible pain, say massive car accidents and now
you can't move well, or in one case where lady
was hemispherically paralyzed, or you are facing a backstorge you
desperately don't want to have because the outcomes aren't good,
or you're being told as someone who likes to be active,
I'm sorry, we can't do anything for your cartilage. Eventually
it would degrade to a point where it be bone
on bone. We're talking knee replacement. What if all those
scenarios could be helped by a Harvard certified surgeon injecting
you with those stem cells from placenta's and umbilical cords.
And in my case, I use a strain of cells
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the Todd Hermanshaw family. So the team put together by
Elon Musk discovered, according to Elon that the Treasury Department
Zach has never denied a payment, not a single time,
even when they are instructed to approve payments going to
fraudulent groups or terrorist groups. It's Elon Musk's assertion that
two hundred billion dollars of COVID relief funds went to fraud,
not a single payment denied. I know that your wife
is your credit her with being smarter than you, and
she helps run the company. Has she ever come to
you and said, hey, Zach, a question about your expense reports? Like,
have you ever had those conversations with your wife safeguarding
funds at Bulwark?
Speaker 3: Now?
Speaker 2: Not quite like that. Yeah, And the funny thing I
thought about that, You know, I've heard some people calling
into veracity that claimed by Musk. Yeah, I actually thought
that when I heard him announce that number, I have
I feel that there's a really high likelihood that he's
right on it, and probably low right. Just just and
not because again it's not because I think government is
all purely incompetent and evil. It's any time you're talking
about anybody, right, any any organization, any organism right that
that has unlimited access to a thing, and it's not
held responsible for how they treat that thing, there will
be a lot of that thing misappropriated. It's just right.
It's just behave it's it doesn't it's not something that's
uniquely evil or or bad about government. It's just human beings.
And when you and when you don't have any accountability,
they're going to do it. Then when you fill the
government up with the kind of people that we have, yeah,
they're going to not just do it, they're going to
take advantage of it.
Speaker 1: Okay, I love you very much.
Speaker 2: You think I'm being pollyannish.
Speaker 1: I just want to take you back to a place
called Washington State. Oh wait, you live there? Yeah, And
a guy named Jay Insley. You know, if you're a
fifty four year old talk show host Tom people that
I take these vaccines, you're a you're about to remember him, Jameson.
Speaker 2: You mean the doodler.
Speaker 1: Yeah, for those who don't know that, I had this
great clip. We sorted on the show and said, well,
I'm a doodler, right the doodler. Okay, I'm taking you
back to a time where the COVID relief funds came out,
the unemployment relief. A billion dollars goes to the separate
country of Washington, and two days later it's gone. Yeah,
and here's what happened behind the scenes. And man, this
has happenstantial. Someone that night decided to turn off I
think it was Barracuda Systems, which has anti fraud capabilities.
They turned off every single anti fraud device like the
Simpleton ones. So wait a minute, why are we sending
Washington State COVID relief dollars to Nigeria and all to
like twelve bank accounts with slightly changed spellings on names.
And none of this got questioned. And a billion is gone,
and they tell us to be happy they got a
billion's going be happy you got five hundred billion back,
And no one from government got drawn into a room
to say, yeah, but why did you turn the fraud
prevention technique off?
Speaker 2: Well, look, so I don't want you to miss it.
You and I are lockstep. And the way that I
view this, what I what I want to do is
I want to teach. Not that I think the listeners
have anything to learn from me, per se, but I
want people to understand that we don't have to find
the smoking gun to understand what went on somewhere, right,
all you have to do. Charlie Munger's long term associated
Lauren Buffett, had a great line and he always said,
I don't need to know the outcomes, just show me
the incentives, right, And.
Speaker 1: I love that.
Speaker 2: I can't believe there's two undred billion dollars aways. I
couldn't believe if there wasn't. You're not looking with clear
eyes wherever human, wherever you give mass power or mass
privilege without oversight, that will happen and it's guaranteed. And
my whole thing is I just want people to quit
looking for the like you know, you can't prove it.
Can you find out it was missed? All Look, go guys,
you don't even need to get that myopic. It doesn't
need to get that surgical. We just look at a system,
you know, assess it. And of course there's fraud because
they're not looking you.
Speaker 1: Know, of course every system. Well, first of all, let's
let's make sure we honor God.
Speaker 2: Here.
Speaker 1: Wait, you're saying there's a sin problem. Yeah, yeah, shocker,
what people steal? Okay, but let's also look at this,
and this is something else I've been all over for
a decade. There's no reason on earth we should have
to ask to see our information. We should not have
to fill out a Freedom of information at requests to
read emails from our senator. We should log onto a
stink in cloud database and and peruse them at our leisure.
And in terms of USAID spending, USA I D shouldn't
take these crack kids, young guys with Elon Musk to
go open up that database in such a way that
we can see it. We should be able to search
it whenever we want. It's ours. That would be one
solution to this is utter daylight on all of this
make it much harder for them to steal. I got
to share with you this attax act that they're doing
on these young people because it is so lockshat. It's
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zach in, Lockstep, Wired Magazine, PBS, and MSNBC have been
attacking these young guys who work for Elon Musk because
they're recent college graduates or recent high school graduates. One
guy was so stupid that in high school, just after
high school, he used an algorithm he wrote to decode
a two thousand year old scroll that no one had
been able to decode.
Speaker 2: And he wasn't he the scholars that the one that
got the Musk color?
Speaker 1: Yeah, yes, yeah. So they're attacking these guys because they've
never worked in government and they're young. Do you know
what the average age of a Washington d C staffer
is average?
Speaker 2: I'd say probably twenty five thirty one except thirty one, okay,
thirty one, that's the average age.
Speaker 1: Do you know that I was in the gym one
day in DC and there was a couple of guys
used to work out there really hard. Both of them
were going to go try to be seals, and I
got to know him a little bit. And one guy
worked for Democrats that to go work for Republicans. And
I saw this guy one day. I go, dude, you
don't seem okay, what's wrong? He goes, well, a piece
of legislation I wrote just got trash today. I'll go, wow,
you wrote a piece of legiastes because yeah, I took
an environmental justice class in college, and so I wrote
the Global Warming Bill. He was twenty six. Wow, I said,
was that your major? He goes, no, I just had
to take an environmental justice class. Is that an emphasis
for you?
Speaker 3: No?
Speaker 1: Are you a lawyer?
Speaker 2: No?
Speaker 1: He wrote it.
Speaker 2: It tells you. It tells you all you need to know.
That is one of the most condemning comments about climate change.
I think I've ever heard the bill in the hands
of a twenty six year old that doesn't even have it.
Speaker 3: Wow.
Speaker 1: Everybody, everybody at the Politico, everybody at PBS who works
in DC, everybody at NBC News, New York Times, who's
ever been to DC knows this. They know these congressmen
and women don't write their own material. Yeah, it's often
written by a twenty six year old kid. The average
age is thirty one, is it gonna turn inno attack
them this way. And what art what is the crime?
You know what the crime is. It's light. The light
shines in the darkness. The darkness cannot understand it. That's
what I'm seeing in the panic of the Democrats. They
can't understan what you know, We've always known. Now you
know that we know.
Speaker 2: And they have no buffers. Right, So in previous in
previous Republican administrations, the guy might be philosophically opposed to them,
but he's still an insider, right, And there's like like
a George W.
Speaker 3: Bush.
Speaker 2: Right, he's gonna he's going to carve a supposedly more
conservative line. In retrospect it looks much more neo con
but but he's gonna carve a much more conservative line.
But he's also he's not gonna not play by the
rules right where Now, first Trump deal, they had a
bunch of buffers around him, right, this one totally unfiltered, unadulterated,
right with no actors in And this is these are
all real life folks, practitioners, and I think they're scared
to death. And I think I was on the Brandy
Cruise Show earlier today talk with Britty and we were
talking about the same thing, and I said, look, I
think I have never in my adult life seen any
political party is in much disarray and more nonsensical. And
this isn't me making a political observation. These people are
self destructing right in front of you, right right, and
there's a reason for that. And I think a lot
of them are terrified. I think a lot of them
are terrified because they know there is no insider that's
going to protect them now, and that a lot of
stuff's going to come to the fore.
Speaker 1: Praise God, that this is just the very beginning. And
I truly, and I say this a lot. I help
people don't get tired of it. But I really feel
like this, this temple that Americans have worshiped, the temple
of government, the temple of politicians, the temple of this
or that officeholder, I feel like God is saying, Okay, look,
I'm going to continue to reveal this thing that you're worshiping,
and you can continue to want to worship it, but
this is what you're actually doing. Someone said, with all
the coruption that's coming out, we should get a tax holiday, right, Yeah,
why don't we.
Speaker 2: Get to appropriate some funds misappropriation.
Speaker 1: Right, right, right, right, But we could always go to
these sensities and go you could go to prison, or
you could pay us back.
Speaker 2: And this is one of the things that I try
to sound the alarm on right where we're so politically divided,
and that's why, that's why you'll always hear me make
these comments. I'm like, this isn't even political, guys. Everybody
has a vested interest to make sure that the government
is misappropriating funds. We should all hold them accountable. That's
be a biperson activity of at all times. Nobody should be.
We've got new people coming in here and evaluating government spending,
an allocation of capital, and we've got a problem. Right,
It's just it's and this is how you know that
you've got a party that is philosophically, ideologically and morally bankrupt.
They don't they don't have a platform, Todd Their platform
it is prump sucks.
Speaker 1: That's it, yep.
Speaker 3: Right.
Speaker 2: They can't tell people that they want parents or states
to be able to take their kids and chop the
breasts off their daughters. They can't tell people that they
want legal immigration and they want no limits because it
tilts the vote in their favor. They can't tell people
that they know their policies are eroding and destroying cities
and states. They can't tell people that their economic policies
are responsible for creating the russ Belt and the horrific
drug problem we have in this country. They can't tell
people what they think, because if they do, that'll really
be the end.
Speaker 1: So so well said, and I hope this is I
hope this is the beginning of the end of it,
and maybe a rebirth of America and maybe a chance
to bring more people to God. Let Him work through
us to do that. Let's pray. That's it.
Speaker 3: Zach.
Speaker 1: Always good to have you here, my friend, my brother,
thank you for that. The wise counsel say how to
the bypox.
Speaker 2: Will do man? Amen? And things are still the Aslan
is on the move.
Speaker 1: As Lewis said, I agree. Don't tell me about the
deep magic, which I was there when it was created.
This is the Todd Hermershew. Please go be well, be strong,
be kind, and please make every effort to walk in
the light of Christ.