Speaker 1: Welcome to the Three Stories version of the Todd Hermit Show.
Story number one, thank you ged Vance for the phrase
of the century. Does anyone in the media actually hear themselves?
Story number two? Senator Tom Tillis worships a false temple
and in a false temple often. And story number three
if you suck at singing. Even if you do suck
at it, God still wants to hear you. Wait. That
means me too. I used to be able to sing.
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Speaker 1: Today is the day the Lord has made, and these
are the times to which God has decided we shall live.
Kristin Welker likes to put herself on display. I mean
she's a journalist ish person. She's not. She's an entertainer,
a news info provider, a news food like a cheese food.
You know, the type of cheese who spray on things
like the ron po peel hair. What do they got
the labels messed up and they actually put the spray
on hair and the cheese. And wouldn't eOne know? Would
you actually know the difference. Kristen Welker had a concern
about cost related to our military. She was talking with
President Trump, big beautiful parade, a military parade.
Speaker 3: Sure, we have the greatest military people.
Speaker 4: Peanuts compared to the value of doing it. We have
the greatest missiles in the world, we have the greatest
submarines in the world. We have the greatest army tanks
in the world. We have the greatest weapons in the world,
and we're going to celebrate it.
Speaker 1: That's a fascinating question for journalists to ask, and it's
a good question for a journalist to ask or a
news food provider. It's not a question they ask only
what it has to do with our military. And we
could prove this with one tiny little square of a tweet.
And we'll do that in a second look, I can
say I get torn on the topic of a big
military parade because it brings to mind in North Korea
and Russia. But we are in North Korea, Russia were
the United States of America. I think President Trump legitimately
loves our troops. I think he legitimately wants to honor them.
And since the military has been so honored by the
previous people who ran Joe Biden, time to do that,
you know, I would honor anyone who's served, particularly people
like my friend Tim Kroukshank, founder and CEO Bone Frog Coffee.
Tim was a three time it was a Navy seal
three times deployed on our behalf as a medic to
the seal teams, so not only seeing combat, but going
in helping his fallen seal buddies, comrades friends. That's why
it's called bone Frog. If you look at the bag,
there is an image of a fallen frog. That's a
frogman down. That's what it means to Tim. When you
purchase Bone Frog, ten percent of proceeds go to the
Navy Seal Foundation. And that's all a great story. But
what about the coffee. Well, Tim didn't know how to
make coffee, so he hooked up with a coffee mentor
guy named Dave Stewart. Dave has a bit of a resume.
He started Seattle's Best Coffee, which became so good and
so successful that Starbucks was forced to purchase it. It's
still better coffee. By the way. He mentors Tim's team.
He even makes some of the hosts so go and
honor the military this way with great coffee. It's Bonefrog
Coffee dot com Sace Todd used promo code Tide to
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subscription coffee. What will it cost? That's an interesting question
for a news food provider. And here, in one tiny
square ish maybe a rectangular, little tweet, we have from
doze AI. Department of Education budget exploded one hundred and
fifty seven percent to two hundred and sixty eight point
four billion dollars zero improvement and outcomes. Five hundred and
twenty one billion dollars lost yearly to government fraud, pel
grant scams rampant. California colleges alone lost five million dollars
plus two bots. One in four applicants were fake. One
point seven trillion dollars student loan debt proves bureaucrats failed,
disserved the Department of Education returned power to the states.
What does it cost? What does illegal immigration cost? What
did shutting down one third of our nation's economy costs?
No one cared. But when it comes to a military parade,
Oh yeah, we've got to make sure we talk about
costs there. We are also conturned to a your dear
friends the New York Times to look at this from
a different perspective. New York Times reporter Eric Lipton talking
about a scale we've never seen before United States, a
scale of what, oh corruption, Now, pay careful attention. It's
corruption like we've never seen, not even you know, like
a year and a half ago.
Speaker 3: Let me begin with your union colleagues, publish a major
investigation this week in The New York Times, where you
conclude these are your awards. The firm, largely owned by
a Trump family corporate entity, has a rased centuries old
presidential norms, viscerating the boundary between private enterprise and government
policy and a manner without precedent in modern Amareamerican history?
Break that down? What are the major questions of potential
corruption and conflicts of interest.
Speaker 1: So of course that question is coming from George Stephanopolis.
And there was a famous article that is so so
well hidden by the Google machines and just disappeared, and
it was I think it was called the seventeen year
Conference Call. That's George Stephanopolis while working at NBC or
put me ABC. We're still having phone calls with Democrat
bosses to advise them on messaging, and they're talking here
about crypto And we're going to hear the great words
of a New York Times reporter who wants us to
know that this is corruption on a scale we've never
seen before, not even over the past you know, four
years and thirty years before that in the Senate.
Speaker 5: I mean, this is a nation that we've always had
campaign fundraising where people are taking donations, but these donations
are going to their political causes. What we've never seen
before at this scale in modern American history, or really
in American history overall. As a president who is effectively,
through his sons, owns businesses that are personally profiting off
of regulatory decisions that he's making, and the conflicts of
interest here are just you know, the word, we don't
like to use too much in Washington among reporters is unprecedented,
But these truly are unprecedented. And he is, you know,
appointing the head of the Securities and Exchange Commission at
the same time as the sec is shutting down investigations
of some of his business partners. He pardons a crypto
executive named Arthur Hayes, who is an investor in one
of the companies that's partnered with with World Liberty Financial.
He's offering two hundred and twenty people the right to
come and have dinner with him at his golf course
in Virginia at the.
Speaker 1: Same unprecedented, not in any way unprecedented. Of course, we
could simply turn to the Biden crime family. President Trump
is president, his family gets to be involved in business.
I think the crypto coin is a bad look. I
think the Trump coin is a bad look. I said
it a long time ago. It's a bad look. But
the pretense that this is unprecedented, please go and look
up the net worth of the Obamas, Please go find
the product they created, or better yet, the Biden family,
and they're fifty billion, or pardon me, fifty million dollars.
Do they hear themselves. Does anybody in the media hear themselves?
Christian Walker, what will it cost a lot less than
the Department of Education? Fraud? This guy. We've never seen
the son of a president benefit from any decisions made
in office before. Do you hear yourselves? Story number two?
So Senator Tom Tillis is a well I was gonna
say Republican. No, that's fair. He's a professional Republican. He'll
do whatever the Republican Party wants done, or more specifically,
what is ow want done. He's from North Carolina, which
is a pretty conservative state, and he's not going to
confirm He says he's not going to vote to confirm
Ed Martin. This is President's Trump's choice to be the
US attorney for the district courts in Washington, d C.
In and around Washington, d C. So he has his reasons.
I want you to hear his reasons out of fairness.
He explains this that these are really, really, really tight
principles for Tom Tillis, because you know what he you
know what, he's law and order. He is law and order.
He will not abide anything that's not law and order.
Speaker 6: He is I don't believe he's been in advanced to
the markup and I'm met with mister Martin. He seems
like a good man. Most of my concerns related to
January sixth, and he built a compelling case on some
of the fifteen twelve prosecutions that were probably heat of
the moment, bad decisions. But where we probably have a
difference is I think anybody that breached the perimeter should
have been in prison for some period of time, Whether
thirty days or three years is debatable. But I have
no tolerance for anybody who entered the building on January
the sixth.
Speaker 1: So who entered his temple, That's what he's saying. I
believe God has worked through President Trump to show the
nation that that's a temple to them. Some trust in
charits and horses, others in every word that proceeds from
the mouth of God. And that man is saying it's
our temple. Well, how could it make such ridiculous claim. Well,
let's see, this guy voted to confirm Merk Garland, who
helped engineer a mass invasion of America the entire country.
Merck Garland chose to refuse to enforce immigration law. He
participated in secreting people around the country, but not into temple.
Merrick Garland decided to go after Catholics for doing things
like praying in what is the nomenclature women's health facilities
where they're working on women's health by ending forever the
health of another. Merrick Garland decided to go after them
and imprison them. He never did get around to really
concentrating on those people who bombs and burns health clinics
that help women have babies and then care for the
babies and then get job training and life training, and
never got around to that. But that's a whole different temple.
That's the temple of the Holy Spirit. Now, when you
accept Jesus and you choose to be staved by him
and treat him as your Lord and savior, you in
fact make the body the temple where the Holy Spirit
is stored. Now, that's all just religious stuff, and he's
protecting his temple, but he's probably protecting something else that's
more dear to him than even his temple, and that's
his friends and his grift. And I will let Mike
Benz explain that in a second. When you talk about
the temple of the Holy Spirit, the temple in which
the spirit lives when you accept the Lord Jesus is
your Lord and savior. Of course, we're talking about our bodies,
and there's plenty of ways that we've been taught to
care for our bodies. When you're sick, see a doctor. Okay,
let's go through that. Now you go see a doctor,
they talk to an insurance company, and I can play
audio after audio of doctors talking to insurance companies saying,
what do you mean I need to show that this
treatment is necessary. My patient's in surgery. I just walked
out of the surgical room, and you want me to
prove it. Do you want me to take my phone
in and have it sanitized and you can watch the
surgery that we're doing now that you approved, and now
you want to unimprove, or you could work with companies
who have divorced themselves from that. But what about the cost. Indeed,
what will the cost be If you're someone who's facing
back surgery, those things fail a lot, what's the cost
to that. If you're someone who can't use your hands
anymore for arthritis, what's the cost for that? If they're
saying covered up with pills, what's the cost to that?
To the rest of your body to your liver that
has to process that. What's the cost of your body? If
you've had a neurological just catastrophe, say, became hemispherically paralyzed,
and your doctors have said, well, get a one story
house and invest in a wheelchair, what's the cost to that.
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So as Tom Tillis, who's by the way up for
reelection helow North Carolina. He's up for re election in
twenty twenty six. He is worshiping in this false temple,
completely uncaring about our nation and our bodies, et cetera.
As we just talked about. It's here's something that a
lot of people are not considering. Mike Bens and experts
on cybersecurity and more, people are not appreciating the magnitude
of the Ed Martin situation. The prosecutors on top of
the FBI, he runs all DC criminal investigation. He's the
choke point for DC's worst secrets. If Ed Martin is
blocked and Boseberg pecks Trump two point os momentum is
totally paralyzed. Boseberg, that sounds familiar. Yes, he's a corrupt
judge who's trying to enforce an order against President Trump
that the Supreme Court said is invalid. Oh and then
there's just just just one other, just kind of a
knowing thing about Tom Tillis. In addition to Merrick Garlands,
he also voted to confirm Lloyd Austin and Anthony Blincoln
and Janet Yellen, all of whom did their very very
best to get rich on our time the false Temple
of Washington, DC. Praise God for tearing the curtain down
so that we can all see it. Story number three.
Even if you suck at singing, God wants to hear
you do it. Yeah, I know, I know. I used
to be able to sing. Did you ever go through
a time where you could sing? I used to sing
all the time, and I could never, like, really carry
a tune organically. I had to memorize it and study it,
and I could only do it when I played my guitar.
And if I was really listening to what the root,
what the root note was in the chord, then I
could do it. And I got to a point where
I could harmonize with my dearest friend, my brother. He
taught me how to do that and we could actually
sing well together. And I can't sing anymore, so I
shy away from it, and God tells us to make
a joyful noise onto him. I don't know about you,
but when my daughter used to sing, and even if
it wasn't great, it was my daughter singing, and when
we sang songs together, and I've played that on the
show before. Maybe we'll do that again. I still still
melt emotionally when I watched that. Listen to it, and
I can look at it and say, wow, my guitar
wasn't even in tune. She didn't care. That's how God,
our Father feels about this. Two forms of worship, sickle worship.
Sometimes they break out organically. Have you ever seen this happen.
I've seen it happen on occasion, and it's one of
the most heartwarming things you can ever witness. This happened
in New York City. This is a form of worship
that God has called us to engage in. And I'll
tell you something. I do this at youth camp and
there's something about being around young kids as they're having
their mountaintop experience that is to me, it is incredibly
inspiring and it almost drives me to do this. It's
almost like there's something compelling me to get to the
front row with my boys. Is there in the front
row and their hands are up and they're singing and
they're joining arms, and it's almost like there's something compelling me.
There is something compelling me. It's a Holy Spirit saying
let's worship together, let's have joy gratitude. Now, that's not
a way I express myself emotionally. Even when I sang
all the time with my friends, it was art. It
had a message right, So many of our songs we
just tortured ourselves with what is message? We should have
just written fun songs. There's other ways, though, that we
use music to honor God. Sometimes it's sad. I'm a
sucker for things that are beautifully sad. And there's a
song written by a guy named Mike Cavanaugh. I don't
know Mike. I've spoke with him briefly online, and God
his permission to play this song. And he wrote it
about a fallen institution. But what makes it so effective
is it's not snarky. I guess it's a little bit snarky,
but he takes something ugly and he makes it beautiful
and sad. I'll show you this in a second, because
details like this truly, truly, truly matter. God gave us
the ability to sing, even if it's not a great noise,
it's joyful. He gave us the ability to express ourselves
through our bodies. We owe it to God to steward
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promo code Todd. This is what Mike Kavanaugh wrote in
his tweet. This song is my attempt to express what
it's felt like to live in this country as a
Christian for the last five years or so. I call
it Christianity Today. Of course, a special shout out to
Christianity Today magazine. Why well, my interpretation Christianity Today has
become somewhat of a fallen publication, and they've questioned some
things like, hey, did Jesus really get nails for his hands?
Maybe he had his hands tied to the cross, when
in fact no, the Bible tells us he was pierced
for our transgressions. And of course the very very very
memorable moment where Jesus showed his scars. It was Thomas,
doubting Thomas who needed to see that proof from the Lord.
Jesus said, you see, so you believe? I say, blessed
to those who have not seen and yet believe. So
here's Mike's song, or part of it. And he's taking
something very ugly, which is the use of Christianity to
attack Christians, and he expresses it so beautifully.
Speaker 7: Where her maass get the fact a few to leave
the past beyond m h if you have a couple
of kids, if she don't leave there anything make them back.
If they're why make them right? I can't say nothing right.
Speaker 8: In the slur Christianity the day Christianity's gay. Whassa Jesus
Christ was crucified? Who say.
Speaker 7: Jesus Christ was crucified?
Speaker 3: It was crucified.
Speaker 7: HM, wear a mask, get the backs. A fewer kids
lead the pass.
Speaker 1: Behind sadly beautiful. There's a link in the show notes
to Mike. He has a record coming out. How old
I am? I said, a record? Oh leave the past behind.
This is the Todd Herman Show. Please go, be well,
be strong, be kind, and have optimism and joy as
we walk together in the light of Christ.