Speaker 1: Welcome to the three Stories version of The Todd Herman Show.
Story number one a God the response to the Minnesota shooting.
Story number two Tim Waltz goes full Civil War. And
story number three, why God abhors sex as an identity.
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Speaker 1: Todd Herman. Today is the day the Lord has made
in These are the times through which God has decided
we shall live. And all of us have seen that.
By now everyone watching or listening has seen the several
different angles of the shooting in the state of Minnesota.
The key element to this for me is that this
woman decided to participate in her own death. She did
this by driving into a circumstance where she obviously obstructed
federal officers. Federal officers who are under an enormous amount
of stress because they're being targeted by public officials and
because their colleagues have been taken out. Custom Border Patrol
agents have been taken out. There's a concerted effort by
groups like Antifa and Black Lives Matter in corporate which
you're not supposed to talk about anymore. Just pretend that's over.
Who are putting out hit lists, doxing them where they live,
putting bounties on their head. They know these things, and
public officials are joining into this. There was an ice
officer who was rammed by a lunatic in an suv
and this is a response you got in the state
of Minnesota.
Speaker 3: Well, I said this yesterday. We've never been at war
with our federal government. I think in this case that
the National Guard is their main mission. They have a
dual mission. There's so is he saying.
Speaker 1: We are at war with the federal government. That's what
he appears to be saying. Now, it's Tim Waltz, So
everything that leaves his mouth is open to suspicion of
being an utter lie. It's always slimy. He speaks the
language of slime. But he is very much suggesting that
they are at war with the federal governments. And there
is a phrase for that, it's a civil war. So
we have officers who are now in a state where
the so called governor is painting the picture of civil war,
which should take someone who has become completely trump deranged,
who believes that she's stopping people from going to concentration camps,
who believes that she is stopping a literal hitler from
being willing to put herself into position where you're likely
to end up getting shot by a police officer, which
is obstructing justice and refusing legitimate commands, refusing to stop
and get out of your vehicle, and driving your vehicle
towards a police officer. That's a good way to get shot.
What's the godly response? Number one? Do you feel any sorrow?
I mean, I'm tired of the left demonizing law enforcement.
I am tired of the response to a reasonable effort
to get hundreds of thousands and millions of illegal immigrants
out of our country because they were brought here for
obvious reasons. A little later, we'll talk about Keith Ellison.
The fact that Keith Ellison admits that they brought somollions
in the Minnesota for a voting block. He admits something
about his own position as the Attorney General of Minnesota.
He admits these things, and it is a twisting of
the electrocologies we've talked about. I'm tired of pretending that
it was not extreme to flood our country with illegal
immigrants and questionably legal immigrants and gray area immigrants and
refugees who weren't really refugees, to pay them to be here.
And then the reasonable response to this is a turnaround
and get as many out as possible. And when you
have officers put in the circumstances where they're being described
as literal Nazis waking up in the morning anxious to
go capture brown and black people, this is what you
can get. Christy nom had a response to Jacob Fray
and Tim Waltz, and she went through and talked about statistics.
Speaker 4: Since Governor Walls has been in charge of Minnesota, we
have seen homicides go up by over fifty percent. That's
also during Mayor FRI's tenure as well. Since President Trump
took office, Governor Walls has released over four hundred and
seventy violent criminals back onto the streets here in Minneapolis.
He has another six hundred and eighty of them still
within his jurisdiction that he could give to us today
to face the consequences for their crimes because Governor Walls
and Mayor of Fry refuse to protect Minnesotans and instead
they protect these criminals. That's why we are here. And
we didn't just show up yesterday. We've always been here.
Speaker 1: When this is the circumstance that you have, and you
have officers who are being targeted, you have officers who
are being docs and you have people committed to a
great ideology of Orange Man bad great ideology, You're going
to get circumstances like this. What is the God that response?
Do you have any sorrow? It's difficult sometimes to conjure sorrow.
You can look at this woman as part and parcel
of an effort to destroy a country. I believe that's true.
You can look at her social media threat and if
these are legitimate posts from her, she's legitimately been someone
who throughout her life was mocking God and hating Christians
and hating Jesus, and that can be offensive. But you
do feel any sorrow. A Christian response to this begins
with a feeling, and it is trying to think a
little bit like God. And that's tough. It gets tougher
when you look at the way this is being extended,
and you look at the tactics behind this. The Left
is so thrilled that they have a dead person. They're
so thrilled that they finally got what they want to
make into their George Floyd or their Michael Brown. It's
a guarantee that there are pr firms from Democrat Party
operatives meeting with the families of the family of this
woman trying to find the most photogenic, cameogenic, videogenic of them,
the most filmable, they're called, and teaching he or she
or they how to respond to so called rude questions
is called rude QA. I guarantee that's happening. But do
you have any sorrow? How much hatred do you have?
How much anger? It makes me angry that the supposition
here is that a reasonable police officer would rather be
run over than not. It makes me angry that people
who have never had a car almost hit them or
been hit by a car. And I've been hit by
a car, albeit a small car. It happens pretty fast
that the mockingbird media's made the decision that that officer
knew for sure, well, she's not driving into me, even
though she was driving into him. And this calculus stuff. Well,
he wasn't standing right in front of the car. Try
that sometime, Try it with friends. There was a great
case of a pastor who had been an anti cop advocate.
He hated the police. All the police acted stupidly. They
were taking black people up for no reason whatsoever. And
he got invited to a use of force training and
it involved tasers, and so this pastor was taught here
are our rules. These are the rules of engagement, and
if you don't follow the rules of engagement, you have
a bad shoot. That pastor got taste during that because
these were live tasers, and that flat hurt. So the
first interaction he got tased. In the second, two three interactions,
he was a bad shooter. He took people up because
he didn't want to get tased again. He wasn't going
to die. It just hurt consistently. He took people out
when the officers, who are well trained didn't. They could
get taste too. It changed his mind. He came back
and said, okay, wait a minute, I get it. It's
very easy to sit back from the armchair and say, oh,
this was unreasonable. He changed his mind. That's a godly thing.
He humbled himself. These officers have a tough job. I
get it now. I didn't know how tough this was.
So what's a God? They response, It's harder to have
a god. That response when you see people like Emily
Randall from the separate country of Washington State. A lot
of what's going on in Minnesota has now been amplified
because of the rampant fraud there from members of the
Samalian community. That fraud may amount to nine billion dollars.
And that's one state, and there's three or four states
that are the tops for bringing in Somalian and so
called refugees. What if each state had nine billion, we're
talking about twenty seven billion dollars in frauds going back
to Somalia to help warlords build militias so they can
run for president. We have people in office who state
the fact, yeah, I'm a congresswoman, but my real representation
here is of the country of Samoia. You have officeholders
trying to get an office in other states who've gotten
this money this way from these corrupt daycares and fake
healthcare systems or fake health care businesses. So what's the God?
The response Emily Randall is amping this up. She is
going in and making this an issue of racism. She's
from Washington State. What's the god? They response, This is
Emily Randalls. She's playing the game.
Speaker 5: We can trot out all of the data that we
want to create the sense that there is a bad guy,
There is a bad group of people. There are folks
who are not among them, there are folks who are other.
And I think we should spend a lot more time
looking at ourselves, looking at American citizens, looking at white
men who are committing violence at disproportionate rates in our country,
who are committing crimes at disproportionate rates in our country,
including the President of the United States, who is sitting
at sixteen hundred Pennsylvania Avenue. As so many of my
colleagues have pointed out, I also want to say, you know,
I've heard a lot about the Somali donors to political campaigns.
We all acknowledge, right that you cannot donate to a
political campaign in the United States unless you are an
American citizen, Right, I'm just going to like acknowledge that.
Speaker 1: Yeah, no, you're a liar, You're wrong. There's a thousand
different ways to donate to political campaigns. If you're not
an American citizen. You can launder the money countless ways.
And no, in fact, white men are not committing violence
in disproportionate disproportionate numbers or percentages. That's actually in the
African American community where that's happening. So she wants to
make this a further race war. And here's the setup.
If you are in favor of deporting people from the
Surmalian community who are here defrauding America to the tune
of maybe nine billion dollars, you want women shot by ice?
Do you see the setup? What's the God? They response?
Sometimes you're near in war. The God response is a
difficult one. I'll tell you what I think the God
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an element of sorrow because these people are created by God.
God created that woman in his image, and then Minnesota,
a woman made in God's image who he loved, died.
From all indications I've seen, she died hating God. That
should cause us sorrow, should cause us reflection. We should
have some sympathy and some empathy and some sadness for
the officer who was forced, I think, to take a
human life, and then we should reflect upon something. This
is our making. Death was not supposed to be part
of life. How do we get this way? Because we
decided to go our own way. And when we decided
to go our own way, we given to things like
lording power over others, or coveting or allowing the enemy
to make us agents of disorder, which is what I
think he did to this woman. Story number two, Tim
Waltz goes full civil War. It's an extension of a
thought we've shared here before, and it is about taking
our country past the point of a cold civil war.
Into the point of a hot civil war. Now are
there people who actually want this. Think about what they're
willing to do in politics in order to maintain power.
They were willing to tell us that President Trump worked
directly for Putin. They were willing to invest money in that,
to take taxpayer money, to take a fake report, to
merchandise it to the public, to pretend it was legitimate
when everybody else knew it was illegitimate. Intelligence officers retired
and some of them active were willing to sign a
document saying all the Hunter Biden stuff has all the
hallmarks of Russian disinformation. When they knew they possessed the
laptop or images of the hard drive, they were willing
to do that. They were willing to shut down one
third of the global economy with no reason whatsoever supported
by medical fact, but in order to drive people down
a kill shoot of a behavior, which is the government
can force you to put something in your body, even
if that something is proven to be ineffective. They're willing
to do all these things. They're willing to flutter country
with people who are here not to have life, so
they can pursue liberty and happiness, to have their lives protected,
but to be paid off to live here, to shift
the electoral college base. They're willing to do that. There's
nothing they're not willing to do. Are they willing to
get us to a point of violence. They were willing
to try to put a sitting president in prison and
then a former president in prison, to seize his entire
business base of a billion dollars, to ban him from
doing business, to seize his homes, all predicated upon a
nonsense court case. They were willing to breathe life into
an accusation of sexual assault fifteen years old, never once
contemporaneously reported put on by a woman who had been
a fan of his TV show and talked about the
idea that sexual assault is sexy. She did that on CNN.
They were willing to do that. Are they willing to
take us to the brink of a civil war? Or
of course they are. Are they willing to take us
into a hot civil war? You've heard this before, But
listen to Tim Waltz, who is so capable of speaking
pure slime, because he could easily come in so long
and say, oh, I never said we're at war with
the federal government.
Speaker 3: Order to prepare the Minnesota National Guard. We have soldiers
in training and prepared to be deployed if necessary. I
remind you a warning order is a head's up for folks.
And these National Guard troops are our National Guard troops.
Their teachers in your community, their business owners, their construction professionals,
They are Minnesotans. Minnesota will not allow our community to
be used as a prop in a national political fight.
We will not take de bait. We will continue to
update you, Minnesota as we get more information. Now I'd
like to turn it over to Commissioner.
Speaker 1: So that's what he says. These are our National Guards troops.
That's important. But what he says next is vital to
understand and to hear because Tim Waltz is willing to
go a certain direction. Then we'll get to Keith Ellison,
who who is admitting something along the lines of a
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our National Guards troops. Okay, why is he saying that?
Because then he said this, Well, I said this yesterday.
Speaker 3: We've never been at war with our federal government. I
think in this case that the National Guard is their
main mission. They have a dual mission.
Speaker 1: There's so he could easily come on selection. I didn't
say we're war with a federal government. No, that's exactly
what you suggested. And you speak in slime because you
are a son of your father who's a liar, thief
and the murder from the beginning. This is the age
of the state of Minneapolis talking about Somalian voter bases.
Election is very important, Yes, it is.
Speaker 2: So can you tell us why the Somali communities are
very important for the election?
Speaker 5: Well, the Somali community is critical in my own election.
Speaker 6: I wouldn't be in office without the help of the
Somali communit. Somali voters came out in very large numbers
and were able to register people to vote.
Speaker 1: This is an admission that what they have done is
to twist the Electric College to shift it. This is
an act of cold civil war behavior. We don't have
enough voters, so we're going to import them. The shift
from cold civil war into hot civil war is what
Tim Walls is furting with saying we've never been at
war with the federal grim before, so why are they
at war? Well things like this. The Minnesota Star Tribune
was actually forced to talk about the corruption there. They
haven't wanted to do that. Hundreds had ties to feeding
our future. Many may not face charges lead prosecute an
expansive seft case. We don't have the resources. They don't
have the resources. They had the resources to pay so
millions to live here with free health care. No one
can possibly believe that story. Number three, Why God abhors
sex as identity. There are a lot of ways to
identify yourself and I like to think of personal identity
as a pyramid, and personal identities should be strong, and
they should withstand psychic assaults. They should sustain you through
cultural assaults or cultural questions. They should be this really
strong base. And a sexual identity where you identify yourself
as a sexual activity or preference. And I know people
hate that phrase preference because folks will say this is
just who I've always been. I don't necessarily agree with that.
I know people who felt from the day they were
born they were saying sex attracted. I know people like that.
There's people like that I love, But I also know
that there is also just a tendency for some times
someone to be extra feminine or extra masculine, And there
was a time where parents would approach that and people
would talk that, they talk about this and find ways
to expose a child who might be a male acting
in a feminine way to more male activities. It's not
about this insane idea of conversion therapy. It's saying, you
know you're a boy, and sure you could like to dance.
That's great, and here's some other things you might like
that might be a bit more masculine. Kind of addressing
how you sit, et cetera. How you display yourself in
a masculine sense, is that masking who someone is? Well,
I guess unless you ignore the fact or think of
the fact that what you do is not who you are,
and how you sit is not who you are. Who
are you? You're a male and as a male, there's
some ways that we act. Doesn't mean you can't like
some feminine things. But there was a time when we
did this. There was a time where we would help
people structure the way through this and come around to
a point where they could be a little bit feminine
but not have to decide that they were this sexual
act or this sexual preference was their identity. When sexual
preference is an identity, it is a very very much
inverse pyramid. So it could be that you've had a
sexual experience with someone of the same sex and came
back and said, Okay, I am gay? Are you? Or
did you have a sexual experience that felt good physically
but is disordered spiritually because God says this is a sin,
just like you may have made a terrible decision to
let's say, have an adulter's affair and it was sexual
and it felt good physically, and that's who you are
now now you're an adulterer. Or you had an emotional
affair and it felt good mentally right, and so now
you're an emotional affair. This is what you are. Nope,
you're someone who made a mistake, who went off the rails.
You're not a sinner if you are a Christian and
you've recognized that Jesus Christ is your savior, and you
confess this to yourself in your minds, Jesus is the
Son of God, he is my savior. You confess it
with your mouth. Jesus Christ is the Savior. You have
signified that through baptism you're abiding with him. You're not
a sinner. You're a saint who has sinned, and you're
a saint who's trying not to sin again. But this base,
this pyramid, right. I am a son of God. I
am part of the body of Christ. I am a husband,
I am a father. I am someone who likes to
speak for a living and praise God. I've been allowed
to do that. I'm someone who likes to go out
and work hard in the gym. I am the son
of my mother. I am the son of my father.
I am friends to the following people. I am part
of a church community. I'm someone who likes to read
books on the following, etc. So you build this base
that's super super solid. So if you meet some people
and you're hanging out with them, let's say this. You
meet someone and you're having dinner together at this event
and you see that they're only eating plant based foods
and you look over and say, hey, are you vegan? Yeah,
o oh, so is my daughter. Or if you are vegan,
that's your identity, I'm vegan. That can be really hard.
You're sitting there at a table of people who would
otherwise be your friends. But this identity is I am vegan. Well,
I can't be around them because they're eating some meat.
And yeah, it's intolerance, et cetera. That's one example. Another
example is, well, I am gay, So this is the
tip of the pyramid and it's leaning on this. So
you're at a table with a whole bunch of same
sex attracted or opposite sex attracted people, married people. You're
sitting at this table and you're having this discussion, and
in your mind you're thinking, do they think that my
decisions are okay? Do they think that it's okay to
be gay? Because if they don't, I'm getting up and
walking away from this table. And think of what you're missing.
You're missing an opportunity to be exposed to So a
whole bunch of different ideas in different people. And yes,
you disagree on that thing, but God hates sex is
an identity because it's a pursuit. It's an activity, and
in the auspices of marriage between two married people, man
and woman's procreative or can be. It's showing together as
one flesh. But it is not your identity. It's a
way you express your identity. I am husband, you are wife.
We come together as one flesh. Now we are a
single identity. But again, we have all these other factors
for ourselves. But the left, the sexual left, and the
people who intended to destroy society very much want sexis identity,
so they do things like this. This is a p
to ad and it is exactly what it looks like.
It is a picture of two men in bed, shirtless,
and in between them is a chicken, and the line
says meat interrupts your sex life. The identities here are
two vegan and same sex attracted. So the one thing
that could come between you and your same sex attracted
partner is that you ate some chicken the night before.
If you take your identity as I am gay, this
is what matters most, then they're going to attack it
this way. You're looking at this in verse pyramid. This
is actually they think going to be an effective ad.
They think this is a way to stop same sex
attracted people from eating meat. One of the common blessings
that God gave to the righteous and the unrighteous alike.
This extends itself into other areas of life. This identity
as sex as an identity. So what about motherhood is
an identity? What about that I said I am a
child of God's a member of the body of Christ.
I am a husband and a father. I'm someone who
likes to speak for a living praise God. I get
to do that. I like to work out hard, et cetera.
I like to work with youth. I do these things.
This this base. When sex is an identity, then you
can have inverse identities such as this, I am a businesswoman.
This is what I am. I am a business woman.
And that's the tip of the pyramid, and the pyramid's
upside down. So if anything comes along and it threatens businesswoman,
then that pyramid starts to lean over. It's like when
a same sex attracted person is confronted with someone who
says it says, you know what you know, Hey, I
love you, I think you're great. I like working with you.
I can't come to your wedding because I believe that
same sex activity is a sin, because that's what the
Bible says. Someone with a strong pyramid can look at
that go oh that sucks. I wish you could come
to my wedding and to get it, you disagree, and
you know he'll see a Sunday for the football game. Yep,
see you Sunday, See you, bro. That's Okay, that's reasonable,
it's healthy. But when someone's older identity is tied up
into I am gay man, I am gay woman, and
it's hey, would you come in the morning, I'm sorry,
I can't. You know, the Bible says that that's a sin,
and I can't do that. But man, I love you,
like working with you, and I'd love to go to
the football. Are you kidding me? You think we can
be friends? Are you kidding me? I am a gay woman.
We cannot be friends. So this can change its salf
and morph itself into different versions of this, such as
I'm a businesswoman. This is a woman describing how much
she is not satisfied by motherhood and what she doesn't feel.
Speaker 6: Three years ago, I decided to become a non custodial
mom to my son, who is too that I was
getting divorced. I were choosing figuring schedules. I wanted to
I wanted to back to this city. I did not
want to live in the rural country anymore. And so
he made a decision for me to move and become
a non custodical parent where my son is with his
dad by far way way more. And this has been
my biggest teacher of really unapologetically claiming my desires. It's
been years of me really providing my own acceptance of
this desire. And especially for me, like I had all
of my friends who are homeschooling mom's friends who absolutely
loved being a mom, and I simply did not feel
that way, especially at the time. I do not fulfilled,
be fulfilled by motherhood whatsoever. Like I feel far more
fulfillment through my business. I feel fulfillment through serving in
this way, and like caring for myself and having the
spaciousness of my life, And like even as I say that,
I can feel a little bit tightness in my chest
of like, oh God, like what are people don't think
about this right? But like the reality for me is
the truth that's true for me is that I love
being a no custodial mom. I love that I get
to have so much spaciousness to live my life fully,
to trust my ex husband to care for our son
so well, and my son gets to have a very
hunique childhood having me as his mother especially, And so
for me, like doing all of the deep inner work
around shame and really owning my desires is what makes
me so passionate about the me helping other women now
unapologetically own what is it that they want?
Speaker 1: Man, there's a lot of meeds in that Me me, me, me, me,
and her son gets to have a very unique childhood
having me as a mother me and the spaciousness of
being me, and the advance of me, and the size
of me, and the great expanse, the undefinable mystery of
me and look at me. Okay, So yes, there's a
huge bit of malignant narcissism there. And what's the identity business?
Insta shrill, upset down pyramid. What is the identity of
her son? Well, I hope it is a broad identity,
not an inverse pyramid of unwanted, unloved, uncared for, turned
on by the woman who never should have turned on me,
victim of trees. And I hope it's not that it
could be. So these identities can become these idols, and
they can also then once you wash away the broad
based identity, this is the all the factors that make
up you in a broad identity. That is a healthy identity.
It's an integrated personality. It can extend itself into some
truly horrific things. This gets more horrific as it goes on.
It's some tweets, and I think I've talked about these before.
It's just remarkable for its foul nature. It starts with this.
Fiance was up half the night with the baby, who
was inconsolable for much of it. This morning, I heard
him through earplugs and two closed doors and went in
and the instant I took he stopped crying. I soothed
him for a few minutes and handed him back, and
he immediately started screaming again. Despite fiance doing everything identically
to me, we're generally pretty equal in how much time
we spend taking care of the baby, so it's not
like the baby's more familiar with me. It's nice to
have the superpower, but I also do not want the
related responsibilities or blessings. What's the identity here? The identity
is sleeper. The identity is not mom, that's not in
that triangle, that pyramid. So what is the identity? The
identity is me and me alone? Doesn't it seem that way?
And if fiance is a male, they can do everything
the same way except for this. The baby lived inside
her body for nine months, Therefore he can't provide what
she can provide, which is a familiar heartbeat, a familiar
electrical pulse. And by the way, the ability is to
breastfeed if she's willing to do that. But when you're
pure is built just on me and my desires. That's
an upside down pyramid. And this baby's busy knocking it over.
Now that's part of this. And this woman's name is
romy Clost herself Roby holland that's part of it. But
then digging further into some of the things she said,
Robin Degg through this woman's blog and she wrote this,
the wickedness in the rabbit hole around this woman has
made me feel physically ill. Here's excerpt from a blog
post she wrote about a previous abortion. She had the
kind of woman who would casually talk about not caring
that their infant was crying for them all night long. Also,
this is tough language, by the way, And if you're
watching or listening with young people, know that this is
tough language. Be there to help them through this. This
is this blog post she references. Two days later, in
a grungy dive bar bathroom with music thumping through the door,
she'd found her clot of a baby in her bloody pad.
I knew I had to eat it, she told me,
And then, as though suddenly realizing that this might sound absurd,
try to explain. I mean, I couldn't just leave it
in the dirty bathroom. It was my baby. What was
it going to do? Throw it in the trash? I
stopped her, shaking my head. No, no, it makes perfect
sense to me, it really does. Of course, you had
to eat it. It was your baby. The maternal logic
of this is unassailable. Anyone who has been a mother
for any stretch of time would not question such a
primordial urge. The animal mother knows what to do, and
your judgments are not carried through evolution for years, or
carried through evolution billions of years for this moment. So
what did you do, I asked her? I ate it,
she said, wide eyed. The identity here's what animal dog?
I mean? I know cats do this.
Speaker 2: Cat.
Speaker 1: God doesn't just hate sex as an identity. He hates
single points or desires as identity, job, sport, sleep. He
provides us the opportunity to have the strongest base possible.
Who are you? I am the son or daughter of
the king Mostsi, I am a member of the Body
of Christ, an eternal body. I am a servant of
the King Mosia and ambassador of Christ. One of the
ways I serve is that I am a husband who
comes under and lifts up my wife. When I'm in
my right mind and allowing the Holy Spirit to lead,
she comes under lifts me up. We've been blessed with children,
and this way I am a father. This is the
closest to being like God that one can be, because
we get a little tiny notion of what it looks
like to serve God and to love like He does.
I have a profession I use to support my family,
because those who will not support their families are worse
than sinners. This profession allows me to do some things
I like or I don't like. I have friends and
we interact in this way. And these are my hobbies,
and these are the books I read. And this is
the way I serve outside of church. It's a broad base,
but it starts with the strongest possible point, the Word
of God, the bedrock of who you can be on
an internal basis. This is the Todd Hermann show. Please go,
be well, be strong, be kind, and please make every
effort to walk in the light of Christ,