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