Speaker 1: You know what's fun sometimes because she'll prep never stops
since a rushling about God rest him said, so it's
just watching me on it. And I could tell just
the tone of her voice back there very gently, but
a little bit ladder five four three two yep, Nope,
got the little note done on the Google docs. Good
morning everyone joining us live, people watching and they're listening later.
We love you equally, We thank you equally for being here,
so much to talk about, such little time. I was
gonna do the Willie Walker thing. So little to talk about,
so much time. Wait stop reverse that. So Aljando Majorcus,
the disgraced so called headed the Department of Homelown Security lied.
Of course, that's called perjury. You would face more problems
if you went into traffic court and if you were
under oath in front of a judge and that judge said,
were you driving a nineteen let's see now two thousand
and six, tell you to ram thing with this license
plate on this date and you said no, and they
had photographic evidence that you were, you would face more
consequences than Allejandro America's has faced thus far. We've got
to talk about this. There's got to be teeth, because
when laws don't matter, only force rules. Hey wait, I
think there's people who want it that way. We'll talk
about this with the help of renewed Healthcare and of
God Almighty.
Speaker 2: The Todd Herman Show is one disapproved by big pharma
technocrats and tyrants everywhere. No from the high mountains of
Free America. Here's the Emerald City exile tod Herman.
Speaker 1: Today is a day the Lord has made in These
are the times which God is a state official live.
We should rate to Niana Emoji, you know what, I'm
actually taking the over sure office. I'm starting the show.
I know that's frustrating if you're just listening. Apologize breaking
the fifth wall and supposed to do that, but it
got hot while I was sitting down to do the program. No,
because now I won't go on cameras. She won't go
in Mikey. I just thought we created an avatar so
she could increasingly big eyes five four. He's not gonna
make it. He's not paying attention to me. I was
paying attention.
Speaker 2: I was.
Speaker 1: So let's just go through this scenario. Let's let's let's
go through a couple of scenarios. Here's a scenario. You
are in traffic court and the prosecutor says to you,
is your name Todd? And then uses my middle name,
herman age, and then he gives my age, and then
he gives me my address, and I look at him
and go, yeah, no, clear perjury, Absolutely clear perjury. Right,
what would happen to me? I mean, I guess it
would depend on the mood of the judge, but it shouldn't.
It's a law. You don't lie in court when you're
under oath. So what if it's a bit more clever lie,
more substantial lie, Because at that point, what's the point
of even talking to me? If I'm going to not
deny my name? I mean, I guess I could identify whoever.
I mean, if I was one of the separate countries,
I could just say not today, I was yesterday. But no,
I'm identity fluid, So I could try that. It would
be cute, c and probably a judge in a you know,
leftist state might have no choice but to say, well,
you know that's true. You can identify however you want.
But what if it was substantive? What if it was this?
When the officer approached your vehicle, did he identify himself
as a police officer and I say no, But the
officer's wearing a body camera, and the body camera evidence
is the officer walking up and saying, hi, my name
is Officer Jones with the Idaho State Patrol. I pulled
you over today because you're going seventy nine miles per
hour in at fifteen and I know who you are
and I hate you. That would make photographic evidence and
would cause me to be charged with perjury. And in
this case, it would be substantive because it would be
lying about the very reason the cop pulled me over,
and more well, actually the very very thing that could
screw up the stop. If the officer didn't identify himself
as a cop, the whole thing's off. At that point,
he can't do anything to me. So when there are
no laws, what matters force. See, this is one of
the great big holes in the argument for anarchy, and
this is going somewhere. I promise if someone ever tells
you they're an anarchist, they are either lying or they
are desperately stupid. There is no such thing as anarchy.
There has never been anarchy. It has never existed. Well,
I mean, you can have anarchy for twenty four to
thirty six hours, maybe seventy two hours. But you will
always have order. The question is what enforces the order.
You know, in every dystopian movie you will have let's
say The Road, great example. So in the case of
the Road, there's very few people left, you could say
it's anarchy. There's people, you know, doing horrible things to children,
eating them, et cetera. And that's part of the film,
part of the book. The book is great, by the way,
the film is actually just as good as the book
rare case. But there's order because there are these roving
gangs of strong men who have seized control over weaker people,
and they use those people as chattel. They force women
to reproduce for food.
Speaker 3: Is horrible, it's horrible, but.
Speaker 2: It's order.
Speaker 1: Absent law. This comes in every Western where there's a
town out you know, out by itself, it's a mining town,
there's order. If you've ever seen the movie, well, what's
the HBO program absolutely filthy, vile, disgusting show, great script
about the early days of the West. It's a mining
town run by a pamp and he has order. His
name is Al. Can't remember the name of the show,
But it's a great show, but absolutely vile. Great writing.
He has order. If you want to do something in
the town, you need Al's permission. If you don't get
Al's permission, he'll kill you. If Al wants your claim
and you won't sell it to him, he'll arrange.
Speaker 4: Have you killed.
Speaker 1: That works until the government comes in. And then the
government comes in and it brings its own brand of force,
and Al attempts to fight this and he loses because
they're the new force in town. How does this apply
to Allejandra mayorcus? It applies in this way. He committed perjury.
The law says he must be punished. He's not going
to be punished. Why because he has force behind him.
That's where we're at. That's the reality. He's not going
to be punished because he's surrounded by armed people and
he has the power of inertia behind him, a massive
behemoth federal agency over which Congress has no control. They
don't because the Democrats will never agree to any limits
on these bureaucratic agencies because the Democrats hate democracy. That's
where we're at. So what can Republicans do? Sometimes, you know,
it's important a little drama. A little drama can change
a lot of things. It can flat reset society a
little drama. I'll tell you what I mean in just
a second. It's sort of like giving them the bad
dream they're hoping for. No it is, I'm not saying. Well,
let me explain this. It's like if you ever had
such a bad dream that you had trouble waking from it,
and when you did, it still left a psychic psychological
residu on this. This happened to me once when I
was when I was a kid, I dreamt that there
were rattlesnakes under my bed and it was really, really real,
and I was scared, and in my dream I'd been
bit a bunch of times. And then I woke up
and I was okay, well, and I'm awake, and then
I heard the rattlesnakes and it chilled me and realized
later it was my cat had gotten into the room.
It was under the bed playing with something. It sounded
like a rattle. But that feeling lasted throughout the day,
psychic overflow, psychological overflow, and it affected by sleep for
days to come. So the Republicans have got to get
better at stagecraft. They're not going to be able to
keep allejand Americus in prison. They can and should put
him in jail. Do you remember this. This is from
a testimony under oath Allehanda Americus talking with Senator Josh Hally.
This was something we knew Maracus was lying about. We
knew the centered Americans, we knew this continued. We now
have the proof. Zuckerberg admitted it. He said he regrets
being used this way. My question for him is, Mark,
what did you forget about the First Amendment? What did
you forget about every history class you took in Harvard?
Maybe there's not has hitch A classes at Harvard anymore.
I actually think Zuckerberg does regret this. I don't think
he wants to pay. But this was back in the
day as alejand Marcus talked with Senator Josh Holly.
Speaker 5: Now, you said earlier this year that you disbanded the
Disinformation Governance Board, which I thought was totally unconstitutional. But
that turns out to be at best misleading. That's just
the tip of the iceberg in terms of what you're doing.
Your own quadrinial review, which was just reported in the press,
says that disinformation is going to be the new focus
at DHS. The Quad review says that DHS plans to
target I'm quoting now inaccurate information domestically on a wide
array of subjects, including quoting the origins of the COVID
nineteen pandemic, the efficacy of COVID nineteen vaccines, racial justice,
US withdrawal from Afghanistan, and the nature of US support
from for Ukraine. A federal judge has just found as
a finding of fact, mister Secretary, that you're office and
I'm going to quote now, is supervising the nerve center
of federally directed censorship. Here's another email. August twentieth, twenty
twenty one, Facebook writes again to AHHS and highlights that
Facebook is increasing the strength of our demotions for COVID
and vaccine related content. April sixteenth, twenty twenty one, Rob
Flaherty at the White House circulates a zoom meeting invitation
to Twitter employees, stating White House staff will be brief
by Twitter on vaccine misinformation. We have example after example
of this administration coordinated, apparently according to a federal court,
by your agency, pressuring, coercing social media companies to engage
in censorship. Is that constitutional?
Speaker 1: That is unequivocally false, is what the email show.
Speaker 4: It is unequivocally false.
Speaker 2: Centered.
Speaker 5: You are not pressuring the big tech companies to take
down accounts. You are not meeting with them to ask
them to censor on your palf That is correct. We
are not, mister secretary. It has been established for years
in this country, as you very well know, because you're
a lawyer, that the federal government may not use private
third parties to engage in activities that are unconstitutional. That's
exactly what you and this administration are doing. You are
leveraging private companies to carry out censorship on your behalf.
It's dystopian, but worse than that, it's unconstitutional.
Speaker 4: False.
Speaker 1: The Honorable Alimericus says in his nameplate. Now that's this sentence.
Republicans don't control the Senate. Republicans do control the House.
Alojandramercus should be brought in front of a House committee
to testify again. He should be arrested, He should be
slapped in handcuffs, He should be frog marched to the
congressional jail on camera. Knowing that the Department of Justice
is going to fight this, knowing that it's going to
be a constitutional battle, knowing that it may end in
no punishment other than the jail time. But it has
to happen. If it doesn't happen, here's where we're at.
There's no such thing as perjury. As long as you
have enough guns for everybody who is anti gun, everybody
who is anti Second Amendment. You will often say this
only belongs in the hands of law enforcement. What exactly
is the difference between people in law enforcement and people
not in law enforcement? Exactly the difference? No, precisely, what
is it? Nothing? Nothing? Now. I happen to think people
who self select to go be cops are people who
are characteristically oriented towards law and order. I think they
are than being given that pre set in their personalities
is something the way God made them. They're likely to
respond to training that emphasizes law and order, emphasizes respect
for the law, the Constitution. I think they are predisposed
to respect things like limits on searches and seizures. But
that's not done now. Look no further than the FBI,
the Department of Homeland Security itself. Many officers these days
are more than happy to go into a circumstance and
break the law. The Michigan kidnapping hoax is one example.
Department of homeowned security officers so called cutting open defences
at the border as another example. What exactly is the
difference when law enforcement is no longer teaching respect for
the Constitution and the laws and limits on government power?
What exactly is the difference between an officer who joins
a federal law enforcement entity at a young age, at
a time of DEI, at a time of absolute politization
of those agencies pointing their power at people like us
or Trump or Steve Bannon and thugs. What is the difference?
Speaker 2: Nothing?
Speaker 1: They need the veneer of respectability. Alejandro A. Marcus right
now needs that veneer. The honorable Alejandro Marcus needs that veneer.
But eventually you don't even need the veneer. Let me
explain it this way. Last time I was in Portabarta,
I had another conversation about lawns for enforcement there because
I find it fascinating. We had gone out, we went
into town and oh this was it. My friend Ben
and I this is the time before last. We went
into town and we went and climbed this hill called
the Hill of the Cross, and we used it as
part workout, part sight seeing. And it was when I
was still in my shoulder sling and it was an
amazing time. And when I did that, we were headed
back and we saw three separate police forces. One of
the police forces, all the guys were wearing masks, not
woke masks, but gators hiding their faces. And when I
got back to renew Healthcare, I asked those guys. I said, hey,
we saw this police force and they were wearing a mask,
and they explained to me. They said, yep, yep, those
those are the guys who are here to stop the cartels.
If they're here, they've had a rumor there's a cartel.
They're going to be going to the marina. I said,
that's exactly where they're going, right, They're going to the marina.
So they've got a report on that. It's likely that
one of the cartel leaders turned them in what see
in Jalisco, in that portion of Mexico. The Jalisco cartel
has said you are not to do business in Portavarta.
That is hands off, that is one hundred percent for tourist,
and if we catch you doing it, we're going to
enforce rules against you. They've also said no more fentanyl.
The Jalisco cartel says, we are out of the fentanyl business.
If we catch you selling it, we will discipline you.
It's a government Deadwood South Dakota. That was the show.
The show's Deadwood. Al had a government, the pimp, he
had a government. Then a rich guy came in, completely
fictionalized version of a real rich guy. He came in,
he brought in his law. Then ultimately the cavalry came
in and they brought in their law. But all of
it was stuggery. Unless we're to descend into thuggery, the
actual elected officials, that is, the House and the Senate
must jail Alajanda Mariarcis to show him. Now we're going
to choose to still have laws, right.
Speaker 2: I mean.
Speaker 1: One of the amazing things about being in Mexico and
seeing that reality of what happened was how much order
the cartels are actually willing to have. In part of Arta,
there's six other police forces. So I felt very very
safe there the entire time, and have been there now twice.
I'm going back sometime in November, I think, and my
experience there has been totally with renewed healthcare and Here's
what I've learned about them is they are willing to
do things down there that cannot be done up here.
It starts with the stem cells. This comes from ethically
gathered stem cells, only from placentas, only only from umbilical
cords period. And when they get into your body, they
immediately fight inflammation, even right after surgery. Then they go
about building. But they have put so much effort into this.
They make their own oxygen rather than pipe bringing it in.
Why because they want to control the chain of evidence.
They want to know exactly where the oxygen came from.
So I actually went into the room where renew makes oxygen.
They had built one of the largest hyperbaric chambers in
the world. It's the largest as I understand it, in
North America. Why for guest comfort, the guy who inserted
stem cells into my ankle last time and my shoulder
prior to that, you know what else he recently did
brain surgery. He went into a woman's brain. That's how
well qualified he is, Harvard certified surgeon. So whether it's neuropathy,
it's pain, it's neurological issues, it's headed into surgery. And
maybe you want to avoid that. Stop and measure this
for what you would pay for a prescription to meds
up here. You can get this taken care of in Mexico.
And if they can't help you, they will honestly tell you,
I'm sorry, we can't simply go measure this. Go to
renew dot Healthcare. That's renew r E n U E
dot Healthcare. They'll hook up with your doctors. They'll tell
you what you need in order to make a decision,
and they'll tell you whether they can help you or not.
You have either this laws or moods. Speaking of mayorcus.
In federal agencies, the Trump assassination attempt, the Secret Service
has placed five agents on leave great accountability. Except for this,
it's probably paid leave. There's no punishment. Man, Look, I
don't know. I remember this. This was very funny. I
got picked in junior high to debate a teacher and
this was at I think it was in ninth grade.
And this is at the point where I was starting
to I mean, look, I've liked girls my whole life.
I want to be clear on that, but I was
starting to awaken to the fact that I liked smart women.
I have a pretty dial to like smart women. My
wife is very smart. And when I was in ninth grade,
I got picked to debate this. I don't know if
she was no, she was a student teacher. She was
a student teacher, so she was somewhat younger. Clearly, I'm
a kid. Clearly she's an adult. Nothing weird. It's the
olden days. Teachers and students didn't have sex. That's the
olden days. I know, I know. Don't hate me. I'm
a product of my time. We didn't understand that it
was a good idea for teachers and students to have
sex and to read sexy books starting in fifth grade
or in the first grade. We didn't know that stuff.
We were far behind the times. It was a very
very dark era. There were students and teachers didn't have sex.
Such a dark time. So I found her very attructive.
I mean, I'm just being honest. This is a ninth
grade Wow, that's a pretty teacher. And she's smart too.
And I got picked a debater, so gosh, it really
killed me. But I had to destroy her in the debate,
and I did. The topic was this discipline in school,
And it started with me debating another student, a female student,
and then one of the students said, no, he's too
good at this. He should have to debate one of
the teachers, and they nominated this student teacher. Okay, So
she started the debate with me, and we got to
ask each other questions. So I asked her a series
of questions that I already knew where they were going.
Have you ever been in and out of school suspension?
Have you ever been sent home from school? And she
said no. I said, do you know what it's like? No,
let me tell you, and it got into my record.
I think at that point i'd been sent home from
school in junior high, ninth grade. I've probably been sent
home probably seventy times. And I said to her something
like that, I've been sent home seventy times. Here's my
schedule when I'm in out of school suspension. I wake
up whenever I have sugar cereal, Whenever I watch whatever
show I want to watch. Sometimes I'll sit down and
listen to Kiss records or the Cars or Aerosmith or
all my Styx records. And I do that until around
three thirty or so when my sister gets home. Once
my sister's home would be another couple hours before my
mom's home. So then I leave the house, my friends
are home, we go play football or smear the X.
I'll make sure to get back before my mom's home
and we have dinner together. That's not punishment. Neither is
being put on paid leave for secret service agents. So
we're never really gonna know because they're never really going
to admit what happened in regard to the Trump assassination attempt.
Here's what we absolutely know, absolutely for a fact, leaving
that water tower uncovered was a choice because you can't
stink and miss it. Every single secret Service in DHSA
who came on to that campus and had any form
of counter sniper training or tactical training had to look
at them and go, huh, hey, Bobby, see that there's
a stick and water tower up there. You think we
should get on top of it now, Harry. Then the
old days, we don't like to have the high point anymore.
We don't do overwatch. It's racist. We're never really gonna
know because joining may orcus in this that is protected
by force is a guy who's also denying a congressional subpoena.
He should also be frog marched. The paper. Brawley Merrick
Garland has been told he's been ordered to turn over
the tapes of figurehead Biden being interviewed by the special
prosecutor around the stolen documents cases. You'll notice that the
Republicans don't care about this anymore because the figureheads got
that was the only reason they were doing it. That
it doesn't change the fact that the paper bully Merit
Garland has refused to comply with it congressional subpoena. He
should be fraug marched into a jail cell because he's
really not ever going to tell us what actually happened.
Speaker 6: Security failure, And there is both an internal and an
external independent investigation of what happened. That the Secretary of
Transportation is set up, and there's a Congressional task course
on the same subject. And hopefully they and I know
that they will provide lessons learned to prevent such a
failure from happening in the future.
Speaker 1: So they won't. What they will do is provide just
enough information that they can say we've provided information. That's it.
That's all they'll do. So when President Trump and RFK
Junior get together, this is something about which we've just
you know, fantasized Frankly on the program and for a
long time, ever since RFK Junior, well, no, even before
he announced his run, We've talked here and on both
radio shows about how President Trump could use RFK Junior,
And in one way, it's a meeting of the minds.
When I began to read this book, JFK and the Unthinkable,
written by a leftist, an anti war leftist, but backed
up completely with public documents, and I began to see
this similarity between President Trump and JFK. They are the
same person in many ways. JFK had affairs. It seems
that President Trump had affairs. JFK was rich a lot
of it through what he inherited. President Trump is rich
a lot of it through what he's inherited. JFK's an
East coaster, President Trump's an East coaster. Both of them
refused to get us into New Wars. One of the
business models of America is war. I hate that because
I'm not a pacifist. The d of the day, it
was in the park. We were doing a workout, pretty
simple stuff, just some seal fit prep, and it happened
that coaches kids came along. Cool and while we're in
the park doing this thing, this guy comes walking in
and he's sketchy. So I simply indicated to coach but
pointed over. Coach said, yep, want um. And then she
said to me, she said, I must be paranoid because
I'm already making plans as to how I would take
that guy down if he went after my kids and
had sprint over there, grabb him by the neck and
stab him in the eyes with my keys. Pretty good defense,
I said, I come over from bash them on the
head with the dumbbelly making me care. I'd just be
slower getting there. Not a pacifist President Trump and JFK
refused to get us into New Wars. I believe JFK
was killed because he refused to get us into New Wars.
I believe there's evidence of this. I believe Project Northwoods
was absolute proof that they decided to take a hit
out on Kennedy because Kennedy was a threat to the country,
because Kennedy would not go into Cuba, because Kennedy did
not want to put any troops into Vietnam, because Kennedy
had ordered or withdrawal from Vietnam. Did you remember that
the Russian boss at the time had secret letters going
back between he and Kennedy talking about their mutual intelligence services,
wanting to take them out if they wouldn't go at
each other. In fact, the Russian premier said to Kennedy, ignerstand,
if your speech is in your speeches, you need to
sound a bit more bellicost to us today wanted actual
substantive peace between the two countries. President Trump expressed the
same thing. Why are we fighting with Russia? Remember that
asking that question made him a Russian plant. My question
is why are we fighting four Ukraine, which is just
as corrupt. Why are we funding both sides of the
war with Hamas and Israel because it helps sell weapons.
Satan always masquerades, is an angel of light. Well, we're
doing this with the people. It's for freedom. In First Corinthians,
Chapter fourteen, verse forty, we read this, let all things
be done decently in an order generations through generations, and
man has been subjected to the order of things in
the earth. With life and living with order, there is peace.
With order, there is peace. How do you have order
when you don't have law? Because isn't the phrase law
and order? RFK Junior and President Trump, we've fantasized about
this for a long time, because it's one way to
fight corruption. Here is another simply admit some things about
our financial system. I was reading this morning. We're getting
ready to talk with Zach Abraham today and record something
for Friday, so I was doing some show prep. It's
being said that Navidia is the most important stock in
the world, that na Vidia is the keys now to
your retirement. Now just think about this.
Speaker 2: This is a.
Speaker 1: Company that's seen day by day by day billions upon
billions of dollars in increased stock price, but not increased revenue. Yes,
the revenues are going up. They are one ship maker
that got ahead of the curve in AI. They've benefited
from that. You now have Hewlett Packard, who knows something
about making chips and tech, coming along and saying their
AI chip is going to be one third the price
of na Videos. But n Video is the most important
stock in the world. You have Google making AI, you
have others making AI hardware. People are going to catch up.
There will be a price war, But Navidia is the
most important stock in the world. Had another investor saying,
if you're not invested in this one single stock, you
are missing in a revolution that sounds to me like this.
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For many years, not many years, but since RFK Junior
has been fighting against the injections, I have been fantasizing
about President Trump finding some way to put RFK Junior
on the team. Some people are saying, put him in
front of the CIA, have him run it. Here's what
I think he should do. I think he should be
given carte blanche to remake all the bureaucratic agencies, every
single one of them, starting with new management. President Trump
has made some promises to rf K Junior.
Speaker 3: Soon after I was I can't even believe I have
to say this, nearly assassinated in Pennsylvania last month, Bobby
called me to express his best wishes. He knows firsthand
the risks incurred by leaders who stand up to the
corrupt political establishment. When you stand up, you bring on
some trouble for yourself, but you have to do what's right.
Speaker 7: You have to do what's right for the country.
Speaker 3: I will tell you we are both in this to
do what's right for the country.
Speaker 1: That's one thing I can tell you.
Speaker 3: He lost his father and uncle in service to our country.
And Bobby himself was subject to repeated threats to his
safety during the course of his campaign while being denied
protection by the Harris Biden administration. And this is a
tribute in honor of Bobby.
Speaker 7: I am announcing tonight that upon my election, I will
establish a new independent Presidential Commission on Assassination Attempts, and
they will be tasked with releasing all of the remaining
documents pertaining to the assassination of President John F.
Speaker 4: Kennedy.
Speaker 3: And they will also conduct a rigorous review of the attack.
Speaker 1: Last month in Butler, Pennsylvania. RFK Jr. Has said some things,
things that aren't to be said in ways they're not
to be said. You might think, and I did until recently,
that the geo engineering thing, we knew the science existed.
We've seen you watch the videos. It was on the
stink and view the view. They interviewed a female pilot
who was flying around in the atmosphere, seating the atmosphere
for rain She showed them the devices. This is what
we use. This is attached to the wings. This spits
out this stuff. We can't cause storms, but we can
make storms that are on the way. We can invite
them over and make it worse or make it better,
depending on your point of view. We know they do this.
You can get a agree. There's companies that talk about
doing that. We know that they are putting particle matter
into the atmosphere. We know this. RFK Junior says, if
he gets into the White House with Trump, if he
gets into an executive position, he's going to find that
and end that. When there's no laws and there's no perjury.
Why did they have to tell the truth about doing
something like that? Why does it matter? They've got all
the force. When JFK decided to not put troops into Vietnam,
to refuse to go into Cuba, to refuse to give
in to the demand that he nuke Russia, that was
the demand nuke them, and he refused to give into that.
What was he doing? You know what he leaned on?
Number one, his faith? Number two the law. We haven't
declared a war, we haven't been fired upon. So you
have people after whom airports are named, like Dulles Airport
that's named after a guy.
Speaker 3: He was a.
Speaker 1: CIA thug who probably helped engineer the assassination of JFK.
They went around saying things like this little Kennedy thinks
he's a god. No, he knows he's president. He is
quoting law. What were they quoting power? Alejandro Mayorchis is
a tiny little man who has surrounded himself with men
with guns. If perjury is no longer thing, if the
law is no longer thing, we now operate in a
situation where forest matters. So Republicans must break this pattern,
even if it's with theater by frog marching him into
a jail cell and merk Garland into a jail cell.
After all, look what they did to a former sitting
president RFK Junior. When he announced and he made this,
he made public his decision to back President Trump. He
said there were three areas that convinced himself to make
this move.
Speaker 8: Three great causes drove me Damn to its race in
the first place, primarily, and these are the principal causes
that persuaded me to leave the Democratic Democratic Party. And
brun is an independent and now to throw my support
the President Trump. The causes were free speech, war in
Ukraine and the war on our children. I've already described
some of my personal experiences in struggles with a government's
censorship industrial complex. I want to say a word about
the Ukraine War. The military in dustial comprehend flex has
provided us with a familiar comic book justification, like they
do on every war.
Speaker 1: Comic book justification. Good line. So the three areas we
look at again from what he said, free speech, war
in Ukraine, Warner Children number one. Is there a declared
war in Ukraine? No, nope, We're just pouring money into it.
Do we have free speech? No? No, because the government
will shut it down and Americas will lie about it
and not face any punishment. Perhaps Warner Children undeniable. Medical
war in our children is undeniable. Psychological war is undeniable.
Spiritual war is undeniable. So it's force. A friend of
mine who used to be my therapist, used to say,
love always chooses. Love doesn't force. It always chooses. That's
a big difference between force and choosing. There's good news
on the topic of choosing. Some people on the left
are actually choosing to begin to apply some balance. See,
God can use anything for his good, for his glory.
I don't think God is sitting here worrying about the elections.
In fact, I know he's not, because he knows who wins,
and he knows his complete control over everything. He knows
that he's already staying in victory, and we can stand
with him and he can use even people like John Stewart.
Believe it or not, he's a very different human being
from me. He does his show out of some big
Hollywood studio. We're up on the high mountains of Free America.
But I bet this. I bet John Stuart has the
same issues we do. I've been to the sound stage,
just the big shows. I've seen those things filmed in Hollywood.
They when they start to film, they shut all the doors,
all the windows, all the fans turn off. I don't
know if you know this. Those studios get pretty hot.
I went and watch some film David Letterman went Day
the Letterman Show, and Yep, when this the countdown came,
they started, all of a sudden, the air conditioning was gone.
All of a sudden that started to heat up. The
doors that had been opened were shut. Everything was sealed
hermetically sealed. Johnny Carson used to joke about the hermetically
sealed studio which they did the show in Burbank Ben
to that studio too. So we have a smaller version
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of fresh air. Again, here is John Stewart actually deciding, choosing,
maybe through love, maybe because of love of country. To
finally apply some balance, they had a.
Speaker 3: Guy yelling screw the billionaires, followed immediately by a very happy.
Speaker 1: Billionairere prist, one of the biggest perverts in all of governments.
It's an okay, the tower billionaire.
Speaker 4: I don't like billionaire, but you all they had guys making.
Speaker 9: Fun of people for going to Yale, and a bunch
of people who would.
Speaker 1: The time about that.
Speaker 3: People who prosecuted sexual predators.
Speaker 4: And Bill Clinton. Look, he's Bill Clinton on the stage.
Speaker 1: Is he really laughing? I wonder it was funny. He's
so good at what he does. Man, I wish he'd
apply Bawns. What a talented man. God has just gifted
him with talent. John Stewart, do it more. Be part
of the solution. Hey, that's a great phrase. That's your trademark.
That be part of the solution. Just do it trademark CNBC.
It wasn't funny, but they had a well host decide
to apply some balance to Lizzie Warren. See Lizzie Warren
cares about the little people. After all, she made her
money by buying homes. They'd have been foreclosed upon because
people couldn't pay the mortgage. So she swooped in and
bought them and then gave him back to the little people. No, nope, nope,
she put them up into a big fund. Some of
them she flipped, some of them became cash flow properties.
She's nearly a billionaire, but at least she's an Indian,
so that's fair. Remember that she's an Indian Native American.
I mean you can tell look at her without dark
hair and high cheek bones, all the makeup she wears,
rides a horse and shoots an arrow at people. Lizzie
Warren decided to go on to CNBC and talk about
price gouging. Problem was the host decided to actually use
the talents God gave him or is it her?
Speaker 9: The Harariff campaign has yet to give specifics on the
Vice president's plan to ban price gouging or actually put
on some price controls basically, but our next Guests worked
with Harris on an anti price gouging bill in twenty
twenty during the pandemic. A similar bill I was reintroduced
in the Senator earlier this year, joining us now Massachusetts
Democratic Senator Elizabeth Warren Senator, you're famous from last night.
Speaker 1: If you're already famous, but you're even.
Speaker 9: More famous from last night. Kind of a pretty nice
moment for you, I have to.
Speaker 10: Say, Well, it was a moment for me about democracy
while all these people had shown up because they want.
Speaker 1: To be democracy. I can't let that one go. I'm
sorry that had nothing in common with democracy. That woman
received zero votes. Sorry, Liza, it didn't mean to interrupt you.
Now back to being an Indian in the fight.
Speaker 10: And they want to be in the fight because they
want to see in America where they can afford to
pay for their prescription and drugs. They want to see
in America where their kids can afford to go to
college without getting crushed by student loan debt. They want
to see in America where we're going to strengthen social security,
not as Donald Trump did propose four budgets in a
row that cut it. So I saw this as a
room full of volunteers who are in the fight all
the way.
Speaker 9: I actually wish, I actually wish Donald Trump would would
would consider doing something.
Speaker 2: To entitlements and stuff.
Speaker 9: But I don't think that's that's really the case, the
price gouging.
Speaker 10: But here's what the Washington Let's still remember he did
try each time.
Speaker 9: I wish he would to actually, you know, maybe move
it out to seventy or seventy five, because something's go'd
be done. Because it's it's going to be untenable the
way it is. Look at the Washington Post, and if
you lose the Washington Post as a Democrat, you got
some serious problems. This is what they said about about
the the price gouging letter or the price control legislation.
It was really pillory from both sides of the aisle,
even Jason Furman, I don't know if you saw some
of his comments.
Speaker 1: The Washing Post opinion The Times demand serious economic ideas.
Hair supplies Givens and.
Speaker 9: She said it's not good policy and it could actually do.
Speaker 1: More harm than good.
Speaker 9: And I can paint you a picture of how that
would work and how it's worked in the past where
we've tried to artificially hold prices down, competition doesn't come in.
People don't like if beef is too high, people.
Speaker 4: Don't move the chicken.
Speaker 9: Competitors don't come into undercut where the beef prices are.
Nothing works when you try to artificially control prices. It's
just a supply and demand issue.
Speaker 1: It's a flawed idea.
Speaker 10: So did you have a question here.
Speaker 9: Yes, why would you propose a flawed idea when the
real problem, Well, if you really want to help the
middle class. If you really, sincerely want to help people
having trouble at the grocery store, it's not price gouging.
Speaker 1: That's the issue.
Speaker 9: And if you look at it seriously and really want
to help them, then let's do something about it together.
Speaker 10: Fine, I understand if if you want to do a
lecture about this, but let's just start with where have
you been for the last thirty years? As three dozen
states have price gouging laws and they have used them effectively.
States like Texas and Florida they've used price gouging.
Speaker 2: Those.
Speaker 1: By the way, those gouging laws she's talking about are
during hurricanes and such, just super clear laws.
Speaker 10: Price gouging laws are not price control. Price gouging laws
are to say, you know, sometimes markets go off the rails,
and when they do, we need some ways to get
them back on the rails. We need some curbs on
that behavior. So, for example, we watched in the pandemic
how prices went up for a whole lot of reasons.
They went out partly because we had.
Speaker 1: Supply supply issues by chain kinks. We had kink no,
they were shutdowns.
Speaker 10: Problems because of the war in Ukraine that cuts supplies of.
Speaker 1: Certain No, that was all amiss in commodities.
Speaker 10: And one of the things that happened as a result
of that is there were corporations that said, whoa, now
that we have inflation, now that prices are up overall,
this is a great opportunity for us to raise prices,
not just in passing along costs, but to go.
Speaker 4: Way, way way above that.
Speaker 10: And what how do we know that it was way
way above just passing a long cost. Look at what
happened to their profit margins. If they've just been passing
a long cost, profit margins would have stayed about the same.
Speaker 1: So some of these companies she's talking about here, the
ones who gained the most are Facebook, Google, Microsoft, Zoom
online firms. Amazon killed it because she and her bosses
shut down your ability to go to grocery stores, both
through force and fear.
Speaker 10: But for some industries, some companies, profit margins shot up.
And do you know where they shot up? Most often
it was in companies or in industries where there was
a lot of concentration, a lot of market power. Places
where the market is not functioning competitively.
Speaker 1: So places that have been given monopolies by government. See
the regulation that these tech firms want rained down upon themselves.
Serves a purpose. It keeps small startups out. Lizzy Warren
knows this.
Speaker 10: End up with some When you remember we all talked
about egg prices, you end up with something like this
giant egg producer Calmaine, and how Maine raises the price
of eggs, their profit margins increased by seven hundred and
eighteen percent. That's not just passing a long cost, and
that is a time offistry.
Speaker 1: That's your example on craft example.
Speaker 10: On practice, you finished first in any I think the
individually around six country that already have price gouging?
Speaker 9: Can I tell you why that? Those are fallacious and
misleading at best? And the craft your craft analogy is
even why can't I tell you?
Speaker 1: Please? Let me tell you craft?
Speaker 9: You say was four hundred and forty percent profit increase
the example you used the prior quarter from the year before,
they had a charge of one point three billion dollars,
an accounting change which wiped out profits.
Speaker 1: Then they earned what they normally could.
Speaker 4: Let me finished.
Speaker 9: Now they fought, they earned and let me finish.
Speaker 1: Look at the It's a game, and I'm sick of it.
And he calls her out. He says, this is why
you win arguments because you won't let anybody speak. She
can't let anybody speak. A woman who will lie about
being an Indian is a woman who will lie about anything,
and she is surrounded by force. We can have laws,
We can have God's law, or we can have moods.
Which one do you want to run the country? Laws
inspired by God's laws or moods of human beings. This
is a Todd Herman Shaw. Please go, be well, be strong,
be kind, Please make every effort to walk your life
of Christ.
Speaker 8: Explosive