Speaker 1: Welcome to the three Stories version of the Toddham Show.
Speaker 1: Story number one the free speech sin trap. Please don't
Speaker 1: fall for this, I did once. Story number two. Congrats
Speaker 1: you paid for Ukraine's social media propaganda and some of
Speaker 1: their fashion shows in Paris. Congrats. Story number three, Why
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Speaker 1: Today is a day the Lord has made in These
Speaker 1: are the times to which God is the side of
Speaker 1: a shalife. Something that I refer to as the free
Speaker 1: speech sin trap. And it works like this. You have
Speaker 1: been told you can't say a thing for a very
Speaker 1: long time, You've been constrained in your speech, and suddenly
Speaker 1: those constraints are lifted and you go nuts. This is
Speaker 1: happening in social media to some people, and it's because
Speaker 1: of course, the lifting of many of the bands at Twitter,
Speaker 1: not all of them, but many of them. People are
Speaker 1: taking advantage of this. It's also coming from another perspective.
Speaker 1: People forever now been told, Hey, if you question the Orthodoxy,
Speaker 1: you're a racist. If you have a biblical view of marriage,
Speaker 1: you hate gay people, you're a hater. If you question
Speaker 1: any form of leftist views of faith, well then you're
Speaker 1: just a hate filled Christian. You're a Bible thumper. So
Speaker 1: people are tired of this. Carol Swain predicted this would
Speaker 1: happen in her book The New White Supremacy. You know Carabine,
Speaker 1: now about a decade ago when some of us began
Speaker 1: reading her work and having her on the radio, it
Speaker 1: was new. She was a black woman who noticed that
Speaker 1: there was in some areas of the country a resurgence
Speaker 1: of some white supremacy thoughts and white supremacist thoughts. So
Speaker 1: she was curious what's causing this, and her thesis is
Speaker 1: that's social justice warriors, speech codes or what used to
Speaker 1: be called political correctness, was causing it because young people
Speaker 1: got sick of hearing you can't say that. You can
Speaker 1: see some of this happening in cities where young people
Speaker 1: are going and taking their cars and burning out over
Speaker 1: pride flags. Now, I'm going to guess in a lot
Speaker 1: of those instances. The people who do that, they don't
Speaker 1: have hatred in their heart for same sex attracted people.
Speaker 1: They have hatred in their heart for having it shoved
Speaker 1: down their throats and being told that they can't have
Speaker 1: their view for biblical marriage and they can't have their
Speaker 1: view on gender ideology, that their view is ver bowten,
Speaker 1: but the other view is to be forced. So people
Speaker 1: get to a perspective where they're sick of being told
Speaker 1: to shut up or shown to shut up, or threatened
Speaker 1: into shutting up, or shamed or being unpopularized. So sometimes
Speaker 1: people go nuts. There's a piece in the Free Press,
Speaker 1: the FP online. This is FP dot com online. This
Speaker 1: is Barry Weiss's organization is she's built it into a juggernaut.
Speaker 1: It's done very well in traffic and I'm assuming revenue.
Speaker 1: It's on the substack platform, albeit with their own domain,
Speaker 1: and they go through and they highlight some areas where
Speaker 1: in fact, some people who I guess you could say
Speaker 1: you're conservative, have said some truly awful things about human beings,
Speaker 1: things like, well that person's not an Anglo Saxon, therefore
Speaker 1: that person shouldn't be listened to, or calling people half breeds.
Speaker 1: And there are defenses of this. Oh, tod, you don't
Speaker 1: get it. This is making fun of political correctness, this
Speaker 1: is making okay, Okay, I got that part. I've been
Speaker 1: involved in such things. I have pushed the envelope. I
Speaker 1: was once a very very different person, and I once
Speaker 1: fell for the free speech sin trap. Now I'm not
Speaker 1: unfamiliar with pushing the envelope at all. Back in the
Speaker 1: early days of talk radio, my friend A Rick and
Speaker 1: I were new talk show hosts about a year in
Speaker 1: the business each, and we were really good at what
Speaker 1: we did. God gave us a lot of skills verbally.
Speaker 1: So Rick and I decided to be infamous in Salt
Speaker 1: Lake City, Utah, because infamy is a great way to
Speaker 1: build audience. One of the things we did was at
Speaker 1: the Utah State Fair. We did two things. One ultimately
Speaker 1: got us kicked out of the fair, which was our goal.
Speaker 1: So one thing we did one night was there was
Speaker 1: an effort to ban burning the flag, okay, and Orn
Speaker 1: Hatch was behind this. It was to make it a
Speaker 1: felony to burn the American flag. Now, as I sit
Speaker 1: here today, I hate flag burning. It makes me sick.
Speaker 1: It makes me sick. Because I picture the veterans who
Speaker 1: see this, I picture the families of those fallen first responders,
Speaker 1: people who served in the military. It sickens me and
Speaker 1: it's not something I've ever done. And the free speech
Speaker 1: person in me thought, well, making this a felony, this
Speaker 1: is very wrong. So we at the fair we created
Speaker 1: this booth where you walked up and there were two flags.
Speaker 1: One flag you would sign that says it should not
Speaker 1: be illegal to burn the flag. The other signed the
Speaker 1: flag you sign we were going to send to Orrin Hatch,
Speaker 1: and you were signing the flag saying it should be
Speaker 1: illegal to desecrate an American flag. Desecrate So we have
Speaker 1: people come and stand in line, and when you signed
Speaker 1: the flag, you got to ender to win something and
Speaker 1: you got a name tag. So, for instance, Alex is producing.
Speaker 1: If Alex signed the flag that said it should be
Speaker 1: illegal to burn the flag, Alex would get a name
Speaker 1: tag that says, my name's Alex, and I signed a
Speaker 1: flag today it should be illegal to burn the flag. Now,
Speaker 1: if the other hand, Alex said no, I don't think
Speaker 1: it it should be legal to burn the flag. Other
Speaker 1: people stepped up to the sign that said desecrate it
Speaker 1: should be illegal to desecrate the flag, and they signed
Speaker 1: the flag with a black marker, and then we would
Speaker 1: hand and say, hey, what's your name, and we write
Speaker 1: their name on a name tag and the name tag said,
Speaker 1: my name's rich and I desecrated a flag today. And
Speaker 1: it was a mind con. And at one point a
Speaker 1: really beefy, full on, big time veteran kicked over our
Speaker 1: table and took me by the throat for tricking them.
Speaker 1: We did that, and we weren't all that popular, and
Speaker 1: there's a long story behind this, and some police officers
Speaker 1: who came to shut our booth down. We did one
Speaker 1: other thing called the Wheel of blame, and this is
Speaker 1: where you would come and spin a wheel to scapegoats
Speaker 1: members of society. So on the wheel there were Jews,
Speaker 1: there were Mormons, there were todd there were rick there
Speaker 1: were the whites, there were the blacks. And you'd come
Speaker 1: and spin the wheel of scapegoating. And if you named
Speaker 1: the wheel like point in the wheel, I take Mormons,
Speaker 1: and it landed on Mormons. Then if you landed on
Speaker 1: the Surfa, you got you got something free from the station.
Speaker 1: I didn't remember what. We gave away, something from sponsors
Speaker 1: that one didn't get a shutdown, but the flag one
Speaker 1: did and we had an interaction with a cop later.
Speaker 1: I'll tell the story later. That wasn't the free speech trap.
Speaker 1: It was provocative, it was gross. It wasn't the free
Speaker 1: speech trap. After I was done with commercial radio the
Speaker 1: first time, because Rick was forced to come and fire
Speaker 1: me because the radio station was going to a new format.
Speaker 1: He had to come to my apartment at night and
Speaker 1: say no work in the morning. When we did online radio,
Speaker 1: something changed because that's how we started the radio network
Speaker 1: was as a station. We called it Extreme Talk.
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Speaker 1: We were going to be super extreme, you guys, even
Speaker 1: with an X no E in it. So we started
Speaker 1: to do this live streaming far before the tech could
Speaker 1: support it, and something horrible happened to me. Please don't
Speaker 1: fall for this, even in the face of things that
Speaker 1: are going on see it, for instance that are Air Force,
Speaker 1: because they're still pushing people. You can't say that this
Speaker 1: has to do with the firing of Charles Q. Brown,
Speaker 1: Junior General, United States Air Force over an issue I
Speaker 1: think of free speech. I'll tell you these things and
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Speaker 1: for you. The free speech trap. I can say it,
Speaker 1: so I should. There's a lot of people who are
Speaker 1: all of a sudden super excided to call out the
Speaker 1: nation of Israel. Fair game. I've done this with Jewish
Speaker 1: friends on their show. My friend Ari Hoffins is a
Speaker 1: super successful talk show host that is Seattle, Washington, and
Speaker 1: he is a very proud Jewish man. And I don't
Speaker 1: know that they call himself a Zionist, but very definitely
Speaker 1: pro Israel America first, incidentally Israel seconds. His brother lives
Speaker 1: in Israel, so Israel first, America second. And I've said
Speaker 1: this to Ari, your government is corrupt, well not yours
Speaker 1: but ours because it was Biden, but the government of
Speaker 1: Israel's corupt. He goes, I know, I know, just like
Speaker 1: a lot of world government's at is corrupt. And he said,
Speaker 1: I'll call up Benjamin Netanyahu right now, and he did.
Speaker 1: But when people start criticizing Israel, it's a short hop
Speaker 1: for all too many people to start to say the Jews.
Speaker 1: There are really bad Jewish people in the entertainment business.
Speaker 1: Some of them are scum. I can tell you stories
Speaker 1: about people who are executives media who happened to be Jewish,
Speaker 1: calling executives on the week of Christmas, saying I need heads,
Speaker 1: I need heads. I'm looking at the numbers. They're not good.
Speaker 1: I need heads. Fire people the week of Christmas, and
Speaker 1: I can tell you stories about media executives instead drawing
Speaker 1: their team together and saying, here's the deal. The boss
Speaker 1: needs this much revenue or this amount of cost cut.
Speaker 1: He wants to do it through people. We can do that,
Speaker 1: but it has to be done this week unless there's
Speaker 1: some other ways to make this happen. In that case,
Speaker 1: what happened was some of the senior people did away
Speaker 1: with some of their cool bonus items like free parking, lunches,
Speaker 1: per diems. Oh I don't need to make this trip.
Speaker 1: I was gonna do it. It's a nice to go,
Speaker 1: not need to go. They came out and cut the
Speaker 1: same amount of money. So a couple of days before Christmas,
Speaker 1: this guy has a follow up call and he says,
Speaker 1: and the boss says, did it get my heads? We
Speaker 1: cut this much from the budget. So the budget thing's
Speaker 1: taken care of. But you didn't fire anybody. No, he
Speaker 1: took care of another way. Fire them two days before Christmas.
Speaker 1: Fire them instead. My friend said, you do it.
Speaker 2: I'm out. I'm out.
Speaker 1: He didn't come home and say the Jews, he said him.
Speaker 1: But there's something happening right now, and it's sometimes on
Speaker 1: the right that people all of a sudden want to
Speaker 1: leap into the Jews. It's a trap. This happened to
Speaker 1: me when Rick came and said, hey, the radio stations
Speaker 1: change formats. You're done that. When we were online and
Speaker 1: there was no FCC, it was as wild West as
Speaker 1: the wild West could be. It was us in a
Speaker 1: studio with some cameras that we bought and streaming. I
Speaker 1: started cursing and using profanity, and people told me later,
Speaker 1: people who were fans of the show told me, you
Speaker 1: know what, it's not charming. We always knew you had
Speaker 1: the option to do that. I mean not in the
Speaker 1: FCC sense, but we knew in private you might talk
Speaker 1: that way. But you always found a way to not
Speaker 1: do it, and that was sometimes some of the entertainment value.
Speaker 1: It was also more listenable. This is jarring. You've crossed
Speaker 1: the line into sounding really hate Field. I mean, you're
Speaker 1: saying the same things, but with all the efforts. It
Speaker 1: hurts I could, so I did. This is happening, and look,
Speaker 1: I get it. There's a lot of reasons that people
Speaker 1: are very upset with what used to be called political correctness.
Speaker 1: But by the way, it was a real thing. This intolerance,
Speaker 1: that's a real thing. That's a plan of the left.
Speaker 1: It is to be tolerant of anything that destroys America.
Speaker 1: It's called repressive tolerance. To be tolerant of anything that
Speaker 1: destroys America, intolent of anything that helps America. People are frustrated.
Speaker 1: So now they can, so they want to, and there's
Speaker 1: lots of reasons to do this. I just saw in
Speaker 1: the free press, right, not the free press, but the
Speaker 1: free speech press America, the free press. And then they're
Speaker 1: not free because they sense it themselves that it's unprecedented
Speaker 1: to fire a guy like General Charles Q. Brown, Junior General,
Speaker 1: United States Air Force as the chief of Staff of
Speaker 1: the Air Force. Unprecedented, Well, number one, that's historically false.
Speaker 1: Lots of presidents have entirely remade the military. But one
Speaker 1: of the reasons this guy's being fired is because he's
Speaker 1: a racist. He wrote a letter and signed it the
Speaker 1: Department of Air Force memorandum set out to all the
Speaker 1: Air Force officers below him, and you can see the
Speaker 1: big image of the letter here, and then if you
Speaker 1: focus down, it talks about diversity and inclusion or an
Speaker 1: essential part of our society and a key to any organization.
Speaker 1: As such, it is imperative that the composition of our
Speaker 1: military services better reflect our nations highly talented, diverse, and
Speaker 1: l population. And so you get down to the percentages
Speaker 1: he's calling out for racial quota hiring, and the percentages
Speaker 1: go across the screen in the bigger image. When he
Speaker 1: demanded this, what he was demanding was turn away qualified
Speaker 1: white people in favor of others. That was the subtext,
Speaker 1: and he proudly signed it. Charles Q. Brown, Junior General,
Speaker 1: United States Air Force. There are people who are responding
Speaker 1: to this and saying, of course it was a good
Speaker 1: idea to fire this guy. We should have fired this
Speaker 1: guy and replace him. There are other people who are
Speaker 1: falling into the sintrap. And the sintrap is, well, we've
Speaker 1: got enough lazy blacks. We don't need more lazy blacks.
Speaker 1: Don't do that, don't fall into the sintrap. The sintrap
Speaker 1: is because you can say a thing, you do say
Speaker 1: a thing. And I've heard people tell me time and again, no,
Speaker 1: we're just poking fun at the system. We're just poking
Speaker 1: fun at the people who are have been tyrannical to
Speaker 1: us in speech. I get it, but other people don't.
Speaker 1: And Jesus doesn't agree. The tongues that we have. God
Speaker 1: warns us about multiple times how we use them. He
Speaker 1: tells us multiple times how he sees the body of Christ.
Speaker 1: There's neither Greek nor Jew, servant nor master. That's how
Speaker 1: he sees us. That is the proper way to see
Speaker 1: the body of Christ, because God gets to make the rules.
Speaker 1: Please don't fall into the sin chrap, because I can
Speaker 1: tell you right now it's addictive. Because you can. You
Speaker 1: should is addictive in just about anything, and God warns
Speaker 1: us about that as well. To have restraint. Story number two.
Speaker 1: There's these broad predictions one can make about the future
Speaker 1: and what's going to come to pass and how we're
Speaker 1: going to come to see things. I will contend that
Speaker 1: I believe that we will eventually get to a point
Speaker 1: and maybe God forbid it's post America. I don't think
Speaker 1: that's the case. I think that we dodged a major,
Speaker 1: major death. If Biden had been reinstalled, or God forbid,
Speaker 1: Kamala Harris had been installed or even elected, I think
Speaker 1: we dodged the death of America. So it might be
Speaker 1: that we're in a pure comeback. And if we are,
Speaker 1: I think there's going to be a time where we
Speaker 1: write back to history of this and maybe God willing,
Speaker 1: it's forty years from now that people sit in history
Speaker 1: classes and they go, wait. So the United States went
Speaker 1: through a period of time where our government wasn't just
Speaker 1: spinning things, but they were actually pushing lies, actually pushing
Speaker 1: lies in other countries to create the fault of those countries,
Speaker 1: to cause these color revolutions, up to the point of
Speaker 1: creating fake, fake press organizations. There were entire publications that
Speaker 1: were nothing more than CIA fronts by usaad dollars. Imagine
Speaker 1: the study of that. When you study the propaganda of
Speaker 1: Nazi Germany, do you ever look back and they go,
Speaker 1: how did they do that? Did you know that Adolf
Speaker 1: Hitler used to distribute LPs records? His team was super
Speaker 1: smart on tech, and they looked and said that when
Speaker 1: do we get the most new signups, when do we
Speaker 1: get most people converting to being Nazis. It's when Hitler speaks.
Speaker 1: We've got to get more people to see Hitler speak. Well,
Speaker 1: people aren't going to go to speeches. Oh, there's these
Speaker 1: new things called LPs, and people are purchasing record players
Speaker 1: to play them. Let's get Hitler on a record and
Speaker 1: go hand it out like the AOL discs they used
Speaker 1: to push across the world. Remember you couldn't get five
Speaker 1: feet without seeing an AOL disc. They were in a hotel, lobbies,
Speaker 1: they were in airplanes or in your mailboxes. If you
Speaker 1: look back at the photo they used of Hitler on
Speaker 1: the record, it looks a lot like the first photo
Speaker 1: session for the Beatles, the dramatic use of shadows, et cetera.
Speaker 1: It looks a lot like Shae Gavar. In fact, the
Speaker 1: artist for Shae Gavara who took that picture, and Shepherd
Speaker 1: Farley later turned that in and turned that into that
Speaker 1: iconic drawing. I think he was credited with saying, yeah, yeah,
Speaker 1: I saw what they did in the Hitler propaganda. So
Speaker 1: he was that way, and now we're doing it. I
Speaker 1: sure what I mean here in a second, because it's
Speaker 1: Ran Paul who says things in a way that only
Speaker 1: Ran Paul Can and then we'll get into something that
Speaker 1: came from Data Republican, who by the way, has been
Speaker 1: docked and of course is being threatened, and so she's
Speaker 1: telling the world out who she is. We'll talk about
Speaker 1: that as well. All of this, of course, is corruption,
Speaker 1: and it's coming from a great, great, great period of corruption,
Speaker 1: and it's coming in the wake of Brack Hussain Obama
Speaker 1: making it legal for the American government to push and
Speaker 1: publish propaganda. Are much of our financial system has been propaganda.
Speaker 1: There has been absolutely no rhyme or reason for many
Speaker 1: of the stock prices that we see in Nvidia is
Speaker 1: a great example of this great company, but it's worth
Speaker 1: thirty thousand times revenue. No it's not. No, it's not.
Speaker 1: You are way behind the curve and what that company
Speaker 1: is ever going to have to do to earn that
Speaker 1: stock price. So that's the world we live in. And
Speaker 1: President Trump seeking to write size this and he's doing
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Speaker 3: Four point eight million dollars spent in Ukraine for social
Speaker 3: media influencers.
Speaker 1: While you're at it, we spent not we.
Speaker 4: But the people who vote for this.
Speaker 3: I've voted against all of this, but the members of
Speaker 3: the Senate who voted for this spent several hundred thousand
Speaker 3: dollars sending designers in Ukraine to the fashion show in Paris.
Speaker 3: It goes on and on.
Speaker 1: And in the case of the companies, the fake media
Speaker 1: companies in Ukraine. You were literally involved in discrediting a
Speaker 1: man who went online live streaming being conscripted and beaten
Speaker 1: because he didn't want to join the army. You participated
Speaker 1: in calling him an anti vaxxer. You participated in talking
Speaker 1: about him being an anti conscription conspiracy theorist. I did too,
Speaker 1: because my tax dollars were given to USAID to go
Speaker 1: make this happen. Do you remember a journalist named Gonzelo Lira.
Speaker 1: He was in Ukraine. He was a critic of Ukraine's government.
Speaker 1: He had said they're going to underlive me, and his
Speaker 1: own father said they're going to unlive my son, and
Speaker 1: he wanted to help getting his son out so that
Speaker 1: he didn't get unlived. He actually talked about how Zelensky
Speaker 1: received his funding.
Speaker 4: You see Zelenski the president of Ukraine, well the cokehead
Speaker 4: of Kiev because he has a cookh head. The kokhead
Speaker 4: of Kiev is actually a manufactured political figure. He was
Speaker 4: manufactured by Ukrainian Israeli cypriot oligarch called Kolomoyski now Igor.
Speaker 4: Kolomoyski was the man who owns one plus one media
Speaker 4: here in Ukraine and one plus One Media is the
Speaker 4: company that financed and produced the TEB show Servant of
Speaker 4: the People and Servant of the People hired Zelenski, a
Speaker 4: well known actor in Ukraine, an actor with zero political
Speaker 4: experience or even any political interest. Well, they hired him
Speaker 4: to play the role of the president in this show.
Speaker 4: Servant of the People now Servant of the People had
Speaker 4: huge ratings, but a lot of people say that it
Speaker 4: was really weird the amount of propaganda and pr that
Speaker 4: was done for the show. It was disproportionate to any
Speaker 4: other show of any channel. The amount of PR, pause,
Speaker 4: dive press and all the rest of it. It was
Speaker 4: really pushed on the people. Some people say it was
Speaker 4: completely Afterturf. Some people who know how to speak Ukrainian
Speaker 4: and who have watched the show have told me that
Speaker 4: it's a mildly enjoyable show, but no big deal. But anyway,
Speaker 4: the show was hugely popular and it ran from twenty
Speaker 4: fifteen to twenty eighteen and almost seamlessly. Kolomoyski, the oligarch,
Speaker 4: created a party called Servant of the People, same name
Speaker 4: as the TV show, and their candidate was Zelenski, a
Speaker 4: man with no previous political experience and indeed no previous
Speaker 4: political interest, and Kolomoyski financed Zelenski to the point that
Speaker 4: Zelenski today is a billionaire. How many actors do you
Speaker 4: know are billionaires? I mean, I don't think that Tom
Speaker 4: Cruise is a billionaire and he's the most successful actor
Speaker 4: in the world if he's just an actor. Zelenski is
Speaker 4: more than just an actor. He's the finger puppet of Kolomoyski,
Speaker 4: this oligarch. And do you know who Kolomoyski also financed
Speaker 4: to the tune of fifty thousand dollars a month plus
Speaker 4: additional benefits of different sorts, Hunter Biden. Yes. In twenty fourteen, Burisma,
Speaker 4: the Ukrainian oil company, the gas company excuse me, hired
Speaker 4: Hunter Biden to be on its board of directors to
Speaker 4: the tune of fifty thousand dollars a month. Who do
Speaker 4: you think controls Burisma? Kolomoyski, the same guy who manufactured
Speaker 4: Zelenski as president of Ukraine. Yeah, I bet you didn't
Speaker 4: know that Zelenski and the Hunter Biden are spiritual cousins.
Speaker 4: They are bankrolled by the same guy because both of
Speaker 4: them have drug addictions, pretty serious ones. Both of them
Speaker 4: get their money from Kolomoyski, and both of them are
Speaker 4: intimately involved in Ukraine. But here's the difference. Of course,
Speaker 4: Zelensky doesn't have a dad who's president of the United States, now,
Speaker 4: does he? Why do you think the White House the
Speaker 4: United States is freaking out so badly over Ukraine? In Ukraine,
Speaker 4: there are all kinds of secrets in Ukraine. Well, see,
Speaker 4: the more unsavory people in the Washington establishment have used
Speaker 4: Ukraine as their private piggybank to the detriment of the
Speaker 4: Ukrainian people. They have financially raped Ukraine, stripping it of
Speaker 4: moneys and assets, moneys and assets needed by the people
Speaker 4: of Ukraine. And this is part of the reason that
Speaker 4: Ukraine is one of the poorest countries in Europe, if
Speaker 4: not the poorest country in Europe, because of the corruption,
Speaker 4: because of how Westerners have exploited it. Western politicians have
Speaker 4: exploited it. Hunter Biden fifty thousand dollars a month, and
Speaker 4: you say yourself, well, fifty thousand isn't that much, Yeah,
Speaker 4: but you know, fifty thousand dollars a year is the
Speaker 4: medium household income in the United States. In Ukraine, a
Speaker 4: much poorer country, fifty thousand dollars a year would easily
Speaker 4: solve the problems of a good four or five families
Speaker 4: in Ukraine, the financial problems of those four or five
Speaker 4: families in Ukraine for a year, and Hunter Biden was
Speaker 4: getting that money per month just for himself.
Speaker 1: It's where did that guy got unalived? Isn't it? And
Speaker 1: that his dad had predicted he would be unlived. So
Speaker 1: if you go back to the very beginning of the
Speaker 1: segment and you talk about what we're paying about, did
Speaker 1: we pay to unlive him? Because we didn't pay to
Speaker 1: get him out? Forty to fifty years from now, when
Speaker 1: this story is told God Willing, I wonder what the
Speaker 1: role of data Republican will be. A woman who is
Speaker 1: deaf and nonverbal, who's had to come out and admit
Speaker 1: who she is because she's been doxed. She wrote this
Speaker 1: on Twitter. One thing I've come to understand is that
Speaker 1: the egregious situation persists because both sides benefit in some way.
Speaker 1: She's talking about money laundering. I'm working on indexing twenty
Speaker 1: twenty four win red data as well. That might be
Speaker 1: an unpleasant surprise. Give Peter breg Bergner a follow and
Speaker 1: look at his website and Here's what Peter Burneger said. Yes,
Speaker 1: both sides are actively smurfing, i e. Criminally laundering money
Speaker 1: into the political campaigns. Rough percentages Act Blue and Liberals
Speaker 1: eighty five percent of the total, Moneies Win Red and
Speaker 1: Rhinos fifteen percent. Money's coming from the US Treasury, Ukraine,
Speaker 1: USAID and others. I'll say this again in Zach Abraham,
Speaker 1: my friend, and he's the chief investment officer bo Copro Magic.
Speaker 1: We just talked about him. We've said for many, many,
Speaker 1: many many shows. You think the usaad audit's bad, can
Speaker 1: you imagine what we would find if we were allowed
Speaker 1: to audit the Federal Reserve, the nation so called banking system.
Speaker 1: They can invent money and call it debt and force
Speaker 1: us to pay them back and give it to whomever
Speaker 1: they want, and we can't can't look into it. They
Speaker 1: are effectively inauditible. You're paying for a lot of things.
Speaker 1: And the people who are doing this are geniuses. Man,
Speaker 1: they're getting away with it. Except for the ultimate eye
Speaker 1: in the sky, not thesa god who sees every transaction
Speaker 1: in detail, whose books are perfect, whose accounting system never fails.
Speaker 1: Oh and it's not just the money.
Speaker 2: He sees.
Speaker 1: He sees the motives, every single motive and everything that
Speaker 1: they whisper arc one day be shouted from the rooftops,
Speaker 1: and one day every knee will bow, every tongue will confess.
Speaker 1: One day they will kneel before the front of judgment,
Speaker 1: and he might say something to these people along the
Speaker 1: lines of so let's talk about when read.
Speaker 2: I pray that.
Speaker 1: People involved in this will repent, because all of us
Speaker 1: need to reprent because the Kingdom of Heaven, it's your story.
Speaker 1: Number three. I had a fascinating conversation the other day
Speaker 1: with a person who described herself as spiritual but not religious.
Speaker 1: This has happened to be in a restaurant. I went
Speaker 1: in to eat real quick after the gym and just
Speaker 1: fell in this conversation. Talked, Jim, talked church. I mentioned
Speaker 1: that I lead this youth group, or not leader, I'm
Speaker 1: one of the leaders of the youth group. I'm blessed
Speaker 1: to work with this young man because this this young
Speaker 1: woman had said, Hey, you're often in here with the
Speaker 1: young guys that your son has said no, no, no,
Speaker 1: he's a guy I'm blu to mentor you know, in
Speaker 1: my church. And so we're talking about the faith, et cetera.
Speaker 1: And she said, well, I'm not religious, and I got
Speaker 1: to say to her, what does that mean? She said, well,
Speaker 1: you know, I don't believe in God. I said, oh, okay,
Speaker 1: So to you, being religious means you believe in God.
Speaker 1: She goes, yeah, I go, okay, I mean something different
Speaker 1: to us. That's fine. She goes, but I'm spiritual. Ill, well,
Speaker 1: how's that work. What do you mean you're spiritual? She said, well,
Speaker 1: I believe that we're more than skin and bone. I
Speaker 1: mean I believe we have souls. Souls. That's an interesting idea.
Speaker 1: What is a soul? And she said, well, it's the
Speaker 1: part of us that that transcends, you know, flesh and bone.
Speaker 1: What's it do? Well, I don't know. No one's ever
Speaker 1: asked me these questions before. Okay, but you know you
Speaker 1: have one. So went through this conversation. Is she's serving
Speaker 1: other people dropping back by, And I finally got to
Speaker 1: a point where God gave me a thing to say
Speaker 1: to her. I'm not saying it broke through. I'm not
Speaker 1: saying that she came to the faith where about planting seeds,
Speaker 1: But we got into a topic of intelligent design, and
Speaker 1: it boiled down in from me talking about DNA and
Speaker 1: the structure of DNA and how it's absolutely impossible, it's
Speaker 1: irreducibly complex. It did not happen through happenstance. And then
Speaker 1: it brought something very simple up. It has to do
Speaker 1: with a circle, a circle, and she was aware of
Speaker 1: the circle, and it was that that actually caused her
Speaker 1: to pause and to think, I'll tell you about that
Speaker 1: in a second. Because the big bag alone, it cannot
Speaker 1: explain life's origin. And this is a key evangelism tool
Speaker 1: for Christians. It's a key way to plant seeds. It's
Speaker 1: also fun to talk to people about this and to
Speaker 1: watch their responses. God coded our bodies. It has information
Speaker 1: in it all of our bodies do, and really skilled
Speaker 1: people can use that information in really important ways, sometimes
Speaker 1: in very very evil ways. In the case of bioptimizers,
Speaker 1: they use this very very well. So Wade and Matt
Speaker 1: founded by optimizers way back in the day after they
Speaker 1: had destroyed their bodies as competitive bodybuilders. I mean, yep,
Speaker 1: they were muscled up, they got the great abs, et cetera.
Speaker 1: They looked great, that they had hypertension, they couldn't sleep.
Speaker 1: They had all this information. They were metabolically a mess.
Speaker 1: They went to a seminar with the doctor and it
Speaker 1: changed their direction. They'd been doing high end WAG proteins,
Speaker 1: sort of typical stuff in the supplement business, and then
Speaker 1: they went and learned about the things they'd done to
Speaker 1: their metabolism and their bodies, and they shifted focus. They
Speaker 1: invested in their own lab, their own scientists, and now
Speaker 1: we have bioptimizers these many decades later. So they approached
Speaker 1: things like memory loss, loss of cognitive function. They approached
Speaker 1: that with mushroom Breakthrough clinically proven to show a gain
Speaker 1: in recall. Those guys did brain scans on their own
Speaker 1: brains watching the progress of mushroom Breakthrough before they would
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Speaker 2: I take it.
Speaker 1: When I take it, I have a sense of calm,
Speaker 1: of intellectual calm, focus, and I do not forget things.
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Speaker 1: So I was talking to this young woman. I asked
Speaker 1: her if she'd ever read the Bible. She said not
Speaker 1: a word, And that gave me a hint into this conversation.
Speaker 1: Because she's walking back and forth. She's not there to
Speaker 1: talk to me. I'm just I'm abusing the privilege. So
Speaker 1: I had this little hint in mind of how to
Speaker 1: approach this because I knew we'd been talking about the
Speaker 1: Big Bang, etc. So let's talk big bang. So here's
Speaker 1: what we are to believe in terms of the Big
Speaker 1: Bang being responsible for the origin of life, not the
Speaker 1: universe of life. There's already the conundrum of there was
Speaker 1: absolutely nothing, nothing existed, and then there was an explosion
Speaker 1: and everything existed, albeit in prehistoric form. So from absolutely
Speaker 1: nothing came absolutely everything. That's unbelievable. It also violates some
Speaker 1: of the laws of physics. An object at rest will
Speaker 1: stay at rest unless acted upon by another object. So
Speaker 1: let's say that it wasn't really nothing. Let's say that
Speaker 1: it was a seed, a tiny little seed. You know,
Speaker 1: because seeds, we see this in nature all the time.
Speaker 1: Seeds can grow into these magnificent trees, these tiny little
Speaker 1: like a mustard seed. Jesus talked about mustard seeds because
Speaker 1: they're so small, but a mustard plant is huge. So
Speaker 1: let's say it wasn't really nothing. It was just observably nothing.
Speaker 1: It was just this tiny little seed, and then that
Speaker 1: seed blew up and everything came. But wait a minute,
Speaker 1: what acted upon the seed was the motion inside the seed.
Speaker 1: So nothing caused everything, and this you could view this
Speaker 1: from a matereerless perspective. Okay, so the rocks that are planets,
Speaker 1: they came into being, and the rocks that are asteroids
Speaker 1: came into being, and the rocks that are stars came
Speaker 1: into being. And some of the stars are super hot
Speaker 1: because they traveled fast, or you know, they have nucloids
Speaker 1: in them. They're just super hot rocks. And okay, But
Speaker 1: then came the rules for orbits. So nothing caused everything,
Speaker 1: including orbital paths that sustain our Earth in a position
Speaker 1: in the universe as the only planet that we know
Speaker 1: of in the Milky Way that can observe planets around us.
Speaker 1: We are the only planet from which you can observe
Speaker 1: the universe. Because the planets are partially blocked by the
Speaker 1: Milky Way, they don't have our observation point. Okay. And
Speaker 1: then the right mix of carbon, oxygen, nitrogen, water, exact
Speaker 1: right mix, the exact right angle on our Earth as
Speaker 1: it spins half a degree off. No sustainable life that
Speaker 1: that all happens from nothing, that's all ma cheerless. But
Speaker 1: the Word. See we read in the Bible that in
Speaker 1: the beginning the Word was God, the Word was with God,
Speaker 1: and the Word was God. He was with God in
Speaker 1: the beginning. Through him, all things were made. Without him,
Speaker 1: nothing was made that has been made in him was life,
Speaker 1: and that life was the light of all mankind. The
Speaker 1: light shines in the darkness. The doctress is not of
Speaker 1: our comment. That's from John one through five, and it's
Speaker 1: referencing Jesus Christ. But then we also have this from
Speaker 1: the very beginning of the Bible. That young woman who
Speaker 1: was speaking with in that restaurant, as she went back
Speaker 1: and forth and served customers, and I asked her, if
Speaker 1: you read the Bible, she had never read the words
Speaker 1: in the beginning was God? In the beginning, God created
Speaker 1: the heavens and the earth. Now the earth was formless
Speaker 1: and empty. Darkness was over the surface of the deep,
Speaker 1: and the spirit of God was hovering over the waters.
Speaker 1: And God said, let there be light.
Speaker 2: And there was light.
Speaker 1: God saw that the light was good, and he separated
Speaker 1: the light from the darkness. God called the light day,
Speaker 1: and the darkness he called night. And there was evening,
Speaker 1: and there was morning in the first day. So God said,
Speaker 1: let there be light. Let's combine those two things, the
Speaker 1: word and let there be light. Let's combine it into this.
Speaker 1: When the human cells, that our sperm and egg come
Speaker 1: together microscopically, there is a burst of light. You can
Speaker 1: watch it, observe it. But there's something else. There's a
Speaker 1: burst of information. Two information sources come together, the DNA
Speaker 1: from the mother and the DNA from the father, and
Speaker 1: they combine languages, they combine words, and they create a
Speaker 1: rule system. And that rule system is readable. It is writeable,
Speaker 1: it is repeatable, it is testable, it's understandable, it's transferable.
Speaker 1: It's language. It's the word. That's what grows our bodies.
Speaker 1: That's what governs how we work the universe. You can
Speaker 1: look at materialistically, it's rocks, it's asteroids, it's a vacuum.
Speaker 1: We are none of those things where ambulatory beings with
Speaker 1: the ability to speak words to passwords on and we
Speaker 1: contain rules to believe that nothing created everything, including a readable, writeable, repeatable, testable, falsifiable, shaable,
Speaker 1: formidable language. It's madness. There has never been an instance
Speaker 1: where useful information has been created randomly. So this young
Speaker 1: woman heard this in bits and bites. She's walking around
Speaker 1: serving other people. Who's the weird old dude bible thumping her?
Speaker 1: She came back by, I said, can I bring just
Speaker 1: one of the things up to She said, I'm actually
Speaker 1: enjoying this. I'm not religious. I've never been exposed to this,
Speaker 1: so this is interesting to me. So do you read
Speaker 1: a story the other day about one of our satellites
Speaker 1: finding a perfect circle on a planet. I was kind
Speaker 1: of hidden under all this dust. It was perfect, sir.
Speaker 1: Because she said, yeah, yeah, I saw that. I go,
Speaker 1: what was significant about that? She goes, well, I mean
Speaker 1: perfect circles. Those don't happen in nature. There's no such.
Speaker 2: She stopped.
Speaker 1: Perfect circles don't happen in nature. The significance was, we
Speaker 1: were told this world have been had to being created
Speaker 1: by beings. Right, A very simple look at daily life,
Speaker 1: We'll tell you that's human intervention. When you're walking through
Speaker 1: a desert and there's rocks and sand surrounding you and tumbleweeds,
Speaker 1: and you see out of the corner of your eye
Speaker 1: a perfect circle, you know that was something left behind
Speaker 1: by human being placed there or built there. It's in
Speaker 1: our minds that we can scan our environment and say
Speaker 1: that was the hand of a human. It's in our
Speaker 1: DNA that we can look back and say we are
Speaker 1: beings that contain the word, and we're started through a
Speaker 1: burst of light. This is the Todd Hermannshaw. Please go
Speaker 1: be well, be strong, be kind, and please make every
Speaker 1: effort to walk in the light of Christ.