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

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Story number one, so a ten year old boy or

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just just almost eleven, went on a walk alone. So

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some so called police officers arrested as mother. This happened

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at Georgia. Story number two vegetarian chicken, another elitist lies

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about food. And story number three Thanksgiving Jesus style. We'll

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talk about this with the help of our YouTube channel

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YouTube dot com slash at the Todd Herman Show and

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to the great grace of God Almighty, the.

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Speaker 2: Todd Herman Show is one percent disapproved by big pharma

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technocrats and tyrant's everywhere from the hind mountains of Free America.

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Here's the Emerald City XI.

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Speaker 3: Todd Herman.

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Speaker 1: Today is the day the Lord has made, and these

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at the times to which God has decided we should live.

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Speaker 3: When I grew up, there was a place called Chester Store.

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Speaker 1: I grew up in Spokane Valley for people who don't

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know where that is, that is about three hours east

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of Seattle, thank God, and I grew up a free

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range kid. From the time I was probably seven or

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eight years old, we would walk to Chester's Store, which

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would have been let's see thirty sixth would have been

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about thirty six blocks down, across a freeway or at

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least a highway. Fishman Mike a highway. We would wait

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until there were no cars. We would cross that highway.

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We would go in and buy penny candies, and sometimes

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when we were particularly rich, nickel candies. The owners knew us,

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they knew how far away we lived when they grew

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up or rode our bikes there. Oftentimes we'd be gone

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the entire day on our bikes, sometimes up in the mountains,

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sometimes doing dangerous things like walking on railroad tracks, cross

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a railroad bridge. We actually did that. No, it's not

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the movie Stand by Me.

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Speaker 3: It was us.

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Speaker 1: So free range was the way of things. And during

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that time only five of my friends were kidnapped. She

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none of them were kidnapped. I'm the one of two

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friends who've ever been partially kidnapped. Now, it did happen

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to us, but I was living in Seattle as an adult.

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My friend Jim happened to him when he was in

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high school, and it wasn't about being free range.

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Speaker 3: It was about standing.

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Speaker 1: At a bus stop in his case. In my case,

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it was as simple as walking into my car in

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a ghetto in Seattle. This happened in Georgia. I'll show

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you this video and give you some idea what went on,

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as well as the law upon which the so called

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police officers predicated the decision to slam this woman into handcuffs.

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the mother's name is Brittany Patterson, and her ten year

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old son was home with her his grandpa, and he'd

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been home for ninety minutes, and that number matters. Ninety

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minutes matters, And the boy did something crazy the boys

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never do. He decided to go on a walk along

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a road with a twenty five to thirty mile per

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hour speed limit. He decided to go visit a friend

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of his mother who works at a gas station. Wow,

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just like Chester Store when I grew up. And a

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very helpful neighbor, very helpful called the police because there

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was a boy walking. I'm saying that neighbor also picked

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a boy up and brought him home. Did the neighbor

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have permission to do that? The police, so called decided

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to show up at the house. Now I get it.

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We're just taking orders. If your order includes doing things

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like this, can I ask you to reflect upon the

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fact that you are not a law enforcement officer, you

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are a harasser of mothers. This is the cop at

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the door, female cop with oh look a colorful cartoon tattoo.

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Speaker 2: No, not one second. I need to come out here.

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Speaker 1: Hey guys, can I can I call y'all? Right back

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in just a second. I've got somebody at the door here,

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thank you, Mineral Bluff, Georgia, real community.

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Speaker 2: Somebody with the kids besides your grandpa. No, huh no,

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there's nobody here but Paul.

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Speaker 3: So there is the boy talking. Why could you're under

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rest for?

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Speaker 1: What?

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Speaker 2: For the incident we talked about earlier today?

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Speaker 3: What am I under arrest for?

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Speaker 2: For reckless and nandrim?

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Speaker 3: And how was I talking about it?

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Speaker 1: So we're in call mommy and tell them they're taking

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me to jail because you decided to walk down the street.

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Speaker 2: That's not his fault.

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Speaker 3: Yeah, oh, do you hear the cop?

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Speaker 1: Now she's going to tone police. Now she's going to

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tone police a mother who says, because as you decided

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to walk down the street, the mother is not not

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castigating her son. She's putting out the utter absurdity of this.

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Speaker 2: The mother your responsibility talk to me please, okay, okay,

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I need time.

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Speaker 1: I checked it wasn't illegal for a kid to walk

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to the store.

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Speaker 2: It is when they're ten years old.

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Speaker 3: Yeah, it's actually not, and we'll get into this.

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Speaker 2: It is, yes, Okay, I'd like to see that on

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the books. Okay, well you'll see it on your warm grades.

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I need somebody here to stay with the kids.

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Speaker 1: I don't have anybody.

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Speaker 2: Do you want to watch off? Well, then I'm calling

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de threats so are and khmre hey comarre and they

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talk to her.

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Speaker 3: Hey, can you hear me? Yes, the police are here

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and they're taking me to jail.

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Speaker 2: So I need you to come stay with the kids.

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Speaker 3: No, I'm not kidding.

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Speaker 1: It's ridiculous.

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Speaker 2: Okay, they're taking me to jail. I love you. I

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love you to day.

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Speaker 3: Keep govern that.

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Speaker 2: I'll be that.

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Speaker 3: It's cently.

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Speaker 1: The teen girl who comes to the door is more

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than capable of taking care of the kids. You can

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tell that by looking at her, and everybody knows it.

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The Free Press reports on this. Technically, there is no

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reckless endangerment charge in Georgia. Wait, the so called police

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officer just said she's being arrested for reckless endangerment, but

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there's no reckless endangerment charge in Georgia. She's actually charged

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with reckless conduct, punishable by up to a year in

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jail and a one thousand dollars fine. Patterson's lawyer, David

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de Lucas, told me this is Barry Wise, the writer.

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Almost three decades ago, that same charge was brought against

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Rosalind Hall, a mother who went on a date and

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left her eleven year old son. The baby said he

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are the three kids age one, three, and five while

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she was out. Her three year old son died of

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a head injury. But when the state tried to prosecute Hall,

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the Georgia Supreme Court throughout the case and deemed the

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law unconstitutional. Patterson, who has three other children older than Soren,

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is married to John, a superintendent at a Native American

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school system in Montana, where he spends most of his time,

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but her father, who's disabled and doesn't drive, lives with

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Patterson and her kids and is home all the time.

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and eleven can be left alone from up to two hours.

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Patterson left Soren, who was just days from turning eleven,

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at home with his grandfather for ninety minutes. She did

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not give source and permission to walk to town by himself,

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although she had, De Luca said it would not have

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been a constituted a criminal act. So the boy was

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home for ninety minutes, well within the two hour window.

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He's eleven, well within the age. The cop was either

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incorrect or lied as to why Britney was being arrested.

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If you are my age and I am fifty seven,

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this is good to be utterly absurd and enraging to you,

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and it should be because boys should be allowed to

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walk to a stink and gas station. Sometimes kids make mistakes,

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sometimes adults make mistakes.

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Speaker 3: The big mistake.

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Speaker 1: Here is to show this little boy that cops are

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in the business of arresting mothers because boys went on

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a walk.

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Speaker 3: Story number two.

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Speaker 1: Have you heard of vegetarian chickens?

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Speaker 2: Now?

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Speaker 1: Have you ever raised chickens?

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Speaker 3: Now?

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Speaker 1: I've not raised chickens, but I have been around family

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members who raised chickens. I grew up in a rural

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community where chickens were very, very common. You can observe

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birds like chickens in the wild. We have turkeys where

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we live, and they're kind of pasts. Honestly, they're beautiful sometimes,

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but they're sort of pests. They have to wait for

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them when you drive down the street, and they all

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take their sweet time unless you want to kill a

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turkey drive and I don't.

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Speaker 3: They're not vegetarian. The raptors.

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Speaker 1: Have you not seen Jurassic stink and park Those are

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just great big chickens. But this is a way food

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is being marketed to people as if chickens don't eat bugs.

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And we were talking about this and getting ready to

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talk about this, Alex, my producer, had a very interesting

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question about vegetarian fed chicken. We'll relay that question to

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you in just a moment. It is important to understand

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that our food sources in this country have led to

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a lot of problems. One of them is massive amounts

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of inflammation. We as Americans, and maybe you don't, and

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I know I don't. We eat now hundreds of times

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more processed sugar than any of our ancestors. That's because

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processed sugar is a relatively new thing. Did you know

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that when processed sugar became a widely available product, do

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you know there were doctors who begged the government to

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classify it as a drug to not make it widely available.

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I've spoken to some of those doctors because doctors looked

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at the results of sugar in high amounts. The averaging

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American consumes something like eighteen pounds of refined sugar every year.

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That doesn't count sugar in fruit, in vegetables, in milk.

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I'm talking about refined sugar, such as the white stuff

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you put on cereal or in soda pops.

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Speaker 3: That's led to an inflammation nightmare.

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Speaker 1: You might have carpal tunnel, can't open or close your hands,

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you might have neuropathy, and neuropathy can just be this

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numbness or this buzzing in your limbs or the tips

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of your fingers. You might have even more serious conditions

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than that that are driven by inflammation. So what if

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I told you that going down to Port of Art

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to Mexico to renew On Healthcare, saying in an all

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inclusive resort, which is a fantastic place right on the beach,

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could cure you of inflammation related problems all in I've

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talked about renew Dot Healthcare, and they're ethically gathered stem

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cells from placentas and umbilical cords, but have really talked

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about how they help people overcome injuries or avoid surgery.

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stem cells destroy inflammation. These stem cells that I use

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from RENEW have never touched or been touched by the

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modified RNA injections because Renew gathered these stem cells before

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those injections were put out into the world. So if

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you have inflammation related problems, go talk with them. All

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you need to do is go to the website. It's

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Renew r E n UE dot healthcare dot com. R

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E n u E dot healthcare. Tell them you're a

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member of the Todd Hermannshaw family. Talk about your conditions.

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They'll get your medical records, and if an infusion of

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stem cells can re leave you of that inflammation, you

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could be relieved of the hangup of well, not being

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able to hold a pen or not being able to

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get out of bed without pain. It's Renewed Healthcare. We

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now eat in eighteen point twenty five days the amount

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of sugar a person in seventeen sixties eight in a year,

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in eighteen point five days, less than a month. What

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set's done to people I just talked about I was

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talking about renew, But here's an example of something that

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is supposedly food this is a bake shop and Carrie Kelly,

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who writes about foods, is the biggest reason we're in

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a metabolic.

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Speaker 3: Health crisis is because we stopped.

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Speaker 1: Eating ingredients and we started eating chemicals, eggs, milk, butter,

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and flour ingredients. The fifty ingredient cinnamon rolls are mostly

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chemicals fifty ingredients. My daughter made vegan sedmon rolls of

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during Halloween. They were absolutely delicious, and I asked her

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how many ingredients there were. She counted all the spices

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and his ingredients. There were five spices. There were four ingredients.

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Utterly delicious. But food is this thing now marketed by

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fad Chicken is being sold as vegetarian fed. The thick

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of the madness of this. Who doesn't eat chicken? Vegetarians? Alex,

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the producer of the program, said, wait, why would a

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vegetarian care that a chicken ate only vegetables. A vegetarian

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shouldn't care that. But it's the same reason that you

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see labels. I saw this on orange juice. By the way,

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orange juice is soda pop. Orange juice is the same

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stinking thing as a soda pop.

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Speaker 3: It's sugar. Period.

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Speaker 1: It's said on this orange juice bottle gluten free. Guess

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where glutens don't live in oranges. I saw a beef

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jerky that said gluten free. No kid a cow that's

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gluten free. The second ingredient in that beef jerky was

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brown sugar. It also had high fruit coast corn syrup

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in it. Just to make things even worse. Thank goodness

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for farmers and ranchers who are voting with their social

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media accounts voting for truth. A farmer posted this about

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vegetarian chickens. They don't exist. Valerie and Smith posted this,

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It's very simple important stop falling for the vegetarian fed chicken.

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Here's your regular reminder. Chickens are not vegetarians. The lady

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is dropping beef and beef organ vegetarian fed label eggs

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and chicken is meanless. The chickens are eating dead cow

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and dead cow organ vegetarians A code for chickens lacks inside.

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Chickens are not vegetarian, are instead opportunists omnivores. Chickens raised

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outside the pasture produces far ster prior product. They can

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get sunlight, forage for insects and grasses, and additional food.

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totally look at that.

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Speaker 3: It's like the walking debt. I love it.

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Speaker 1: When looking for chicken by pasture raise and finds your

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local farmer, you go so shipper eggs all fifty states.

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So now they're doing an advertisement, and God bless them

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for doing it. Here's a hint on food. This is

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what I've learned as a guy who used to weigh

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almost four hundred pounds, who used to have thirty nine

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percent body fat. I'm fifty seven. I've got about nine

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percent body fat. Can I give you a super easy

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hint if you could picture it in the garden of

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Eat and eat it? Okay, if you were in the

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garden of Eden before the fall and you saw those

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cinnamon rolls, you'd look at him and smell them. What

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in the name of well, you're here God, what are these?

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Or remember this experiment? A scientist did an experiment with monkeys.

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What he did was he wanted to find out what

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point monkeys would stop considering something food. So he gave

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them fruit, fruit and vegetables, and monkeys said, oh man,

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fruit and vegetables, we love it. Then he gave them

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fruit pudding very simple. It's just fruit and putting form.

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And the monkeys liked it. They liked this vegetable juice

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kind of mix.

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Speaker 3: Okay, it got that.

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Speaker 1: It's kind of mushy, but okay, I'll eat that. They

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ultimately got to what is euphemistically called a fruit pie,

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a hostess fruit pie, and the scientists put the hostess

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fruit pies out for all the monkeys. The monkeys picked

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them up, sniffed them, and started to smear them on

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the other monkeys and on the walls. They didn't even

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recognize them as food. Little advice from someone who's lost

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a ton of fat. If you could look at it

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and picture it in the garden of eat and eat it. Now,

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after the fall, we started eating meat. It's pretty easy

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to look at cow and go, that's cow. It's pretty

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easy to look at meat and go that's meat. Pick

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up an impossible burger, take the wrapper off, push it up,

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put it on a counter, and tell me you're going

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to walk up and go, sweet goo, I'll eat that.

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Won't think of food as a common blessing that it is,

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And the more it looks like what God made for us,

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the less likely it is to make you really really sick,

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including the notion that chickens are vegetarians.

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Speaker 3: Story number three.

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Speaker 1: There are some times where Jesus gave thanks And we're

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in a period right now of Thanksgiving, and I make

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it a habit during Thankgiving to recognize that not everybody

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is thankful for this day. There are people who find

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themselves lonely on Thanksgiving. And as someone who has been there,

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someone who had struggled with depression for many years, I

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can tell you that happy Thanksgiving hurts a lot of

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people because they feel alone. If you're in that circumstance

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and you feel alone, I get it. You don't want

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to go be around happy people. You don't want to

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be around happy families and giggling people. You don't want

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to be around intact families. If you're in a broken family,

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I get that. I hope you have a friend you

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can turn to so that you can be alone together,

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not to co miserate, but perhaps to even come out

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of misery. It is not good that man is alone.

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God made that very very clear. But Thanksgiving is a

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timeer I like to emphasize this, So how did Jesus

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give thanks? I mean, Thanksgiving is a time of being grateful,

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grateful to God. But how did Jesus do it? There's

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one really interesting moment Jesus gave thanks for that I

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don't think I really understood, So I started to research

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the show on how Jesus gave thanks.

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Speaker 3: It's probably too late.

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Speaker 1: In fact, it is too late for Thanksgiving for you

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to fill your table with Bone frogs Seller's wine. That

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is not too late for christ Smiths, or this entire

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holiday period, or for that matter, New Year's Eve. If

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nothing says you have to drink that stink in French champagne.

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Them laughing at us behind our backs. Look at them,

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they think that's the good wine. Bone Frog Sellers comes

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from my friend Tim Krookshank. He's the founder of bone

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Frog Coffee. Tim is a retired Navy seal. He did

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three deployments on our behalf. He was a medic attached

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to the seal teams, and came back to the world

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looking for a way to yet provide for his family,

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but also to obviously continue to recognize his fallen comrades.

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That's what the bone Frog is. Every bottle bone Frog

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wine comes with that label, the bone Frog, the skeleton.

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That's the sign of a fallen Navy Seal. Every bottle

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says God Country Team, because that's the motto by which

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Tim and Bone Frog live. Sim hires veterans whenever he can.

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He works with veteran owned companies, and ten percent of

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proceeds goes to the Navy Seal Foundations to support the

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families of fallen Navy Seals. The wine, I'll let you

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test it. I can tell you we tested it before

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we could endorse it. Even though Tim is a dear

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friend of mine. I had to have other people test

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it because I don't drink wine and I don't particularly

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like it. My friends loved it, so we can talk

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about it. Go to Bonefrogsellars dot com slash todd. You

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get ten percent off all the products there number ten

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percent of proceeds goes to the families of fallen Navy

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Seals through the Navy Seal Foundation. Bonefrogsellars dot com.

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Speaker 3: Slash todd.

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Speaker 1: Perhaps the most famous time where the Lord Jesus gave

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thanks is one that is often overlooked. It was during

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the Last Supper, so it was food. It was the passover.

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Jesus was to be the new Passover Lamb. Remember that

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Jesus entered through the gate to the sheep gate. Did

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you know that he didn't walk straight in through.

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Speaker 3: The gates, the big gates.

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Speaker 1: He went through a gate deserve a reserve for sheep

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because he was the passover lamb. So at that meal,

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as he gathered with his followers, knowing what would happen,

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and I don't think they got it to that point.

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I still don't think they understood. Even though Jesus told

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them what's going to happen, I still don't think they

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bought it. So as he was breaking bread, Jesus gave thanks.

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This is the Lord of the universe giving thanks for

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something he invented, part of the common blessing he gave us.

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But because he'd given up his deity and didn't see

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equality with God as something to be pursued in the

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human skin, he gave thanks. He also did it so

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his followers would see him give thanks. He did the

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same thing with the wine. Even as he was headed

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for the cross and attempts to humiliate him and to

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destroy his body and to beat him, he gave thanks.

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He did the same thing when he was feeding the

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five thousand. That's a very very famous occasion. Jesus was

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testing his followers. He'd said, oh my gosh, you say

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there's no food. People are going to starve.

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Speaker 3: Where will we get food?

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Speaker 1: He was testing his followers to see if they would

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run to town and go get food or try to

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feed everybody. But they didn't have enough money, so what

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did they have. Jesus so often performed miracles based upon

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what existed. He could have simply conjured food, but he

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didn't even do that. With the wine the very famous

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occasion at the wedding, Jesus didn't just conjure wine. He

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took water and turned it into wine. I think he

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does these things because he's pointing out, you've got everything

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you need here except faith. You've got great big jugs

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of water, but you lack the faith to turn it

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into wine. Remember, he called upon his father in heaven

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to perform that miracle. When Jesus was feeding the five thousand,

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he gave thanks, and this is covered in Matthew fifteen

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thirty six and Mark eight six, John six six eleven.

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He was focused on building the Kingdom of heaven. You'd

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be given all you need Matthew sixty's three to three.

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Speaker 3: So as he.

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Speaker 1: Multiplied the fishing and the loves to feed the multitudes.

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He expressed thanks again. He was the God of the universe.

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He was doing it. He was giving thanks to the

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Father because that was the agreement he had come to

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earth to take on our farm. So of course he

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was going to thank the Father. But there's one time

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that really stands out to me as I did the

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little research on this. Jesus had been teaching and preaching

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and healing all over the place, and this comes from

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a website called the Bible Speaks to You dot com.

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There were certainly people who believed in him as a result,

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but there were many who didn't. And as Jesus refers

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to several cities in particular which weren't very receptive to

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who he was, Jesus rebukes chorizon, Aceda and Capernaum for

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not accepting Mar's message even after him seeing him heal

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so many people. They point to Luke ten verses thirteen

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through twenty one as a biblical reference. He then thanks God.

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Wait people denied him, and he thanks God. At that

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same time, Jesus was filled with the joy of the

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Holy Spirit. He said, Oh, Father, Lord of Heaven and Earth,

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thank you for hiding these things from those who think

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themselves wise and clever, and for revealing to them with

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them to the childlike, yes, Father.

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Speaker 3: It pleased you to do it this way.

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Speaker 1: So Jesus is pleased that the Father's will is being

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carried out even though people refuse to believe him. There's

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something else I see in this. I think it was

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Oscar Wilde, who was one of the most amazing quipsters

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in history. When he was dying, he said in this

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room to some of the people who were there with him,

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Oscar wild who is not a godly man by any

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stretch of the imagination, said that the wallpaper was killing him.

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Speaker 3: Well, maybe he's dying.

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Speaker 1: I believe it was also Oscar Wilde who said he

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wouldn't want to be a member of any club who

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would have him as a member. In this case, here's

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what I see with Jesus, and this is my interpretation.

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He's talking about thanking the Father that the wise and

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the clever could not understand what he was saying. Fear

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of the Lord is the beginning of wisdom. Okay, if

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you're not scared enough to listen to a man who's

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performing miracles, if you don't have enough respect and fear

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for the Lord. Maybe you shouldn't go to heaven because

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in heaven would be just like this place, fallen and broken.

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But there's something else. And this is where I think

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this relates to Oscar Wild. What's the point of having

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a god who's no smarter than you are? If you

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go onto an airplane and the turbulence came, and the

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turbulence were getting very, very bad, and you happen to

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be able to talk into the cockpit and you said

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to the pilot, as the tribunts are getting bad.

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Speaker 3: The tail is swishing back and forth.

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Speaker 1: It's that fish tail effect, and it's rocking side to

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side and back and forth, the worst possible combination. And

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he said to the pilot, Hey, how bad is this

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and what are you going to do to get out

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of it? And he looked at you and said, I

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don't know you have any ideas The God of the universe,

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who made us, provided all the common blessings for us,

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who knitted us inside our mother's womb, has understandings we

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cannot possibly have because He's existed forever and always will exist.

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Free existence, post existence can never be eliminated. You're a

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permanent being. You're never going to be eliminated. You have

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a choice is where you spend eternity. Do you want

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to spend it with the created, the bitter ugly created

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in the form of Satan, or the God who knows

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all things? I thank God that we have a God

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we cannot fully understand, but we can fully love and trust.

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I know Thanksgiving can be hard for some people. If

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that's the case, I want you to I recognize that

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it can also be a great joy. I need to

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wrap it up this way, though.

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Speaker 3: Thank you for.

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Speaker 1: Making it possible for us to continue to do this program.

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Thank you for supporting our partners. Thank you for sharing

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the show on YouTube and on substack. And God go

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with you. This is the Todd Hermann Show. Please go,

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be well, be strong, be kind, and please make every

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effort to walk in the light of Christ.