Speaker 1: A drop in federal spending, a big drop would affect
our country for a period of time pretty negatively, because
the federal government has been inventing money from thin air
and pumping it into the economy. So this would be
one of the side effects of quickly dropping spending. I'm
willing to go through that. And I speak of this
because there is a hidden psychology in the spending changes
in President Trumps so called One Big Beautiful Bill, which
is now the so called One Big Beautiful Law, and
politics is compromise, and there's a bunch I don't like
in this bill. And I'm not someone who's upset with
Thomas Massey or Ran Paul for not supporting it. I
know that's an unpopular opinion among conservatives, but I read
a great analysis of this and it starts not with
the analysis, but with something else. It's about incentives. This
is the corrupt mayor of London, Sadik Khan, who is,
by the way, a Muslim, which makes this very interesting.
Speaker 2: Is your number one queer icon?
Speaker 3: A really good question? Can I have more than one Pimie?
Because I think they're great and they've been so good
in terms of not just you know what they didn't drag,
but also campaign in singer writer stand up even as well.
Naomi Campbell is here today. She's pretty special internationally. My
Don has been just I think an icon for the
community for decades.
Speaker 1: So we're clear. Islam is violently against same sex activity
in people who practice it, violently against men who cross dressed.
Just so we are all clear. So perhaps he is
just a Muslim in name only sapt he is happily
flooding London with very strict Muslims. It's incentives. We're going
to talk about incentives today, with the help of renewed
dot Healthcare and of course through the great graces of
God Almighty.
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Here's the Emerald City exile Todd Herman.
Speaker 1: Today is the day the Lord has made in These
are the times to which God has decided we shall live.
We're talking about incentives when we talk about the so
called big beautiful building and what was the incentive for
the Mayor of London to come out and who is
who is Islamic and either express his great, great admiration
for members of the LGB so called T and Q community.
The incentive is, well, politics, but politics get you what power, money, money,
and power. So there's been a whole series of incentives
set up. This is what the people and this isn't
going to be about the so called trans phenomena. This
is going to be about the one big beautiful law.
But one of the reasons that the Human rights campaign
the unbelievably perverse group of unbelievably perverse men, one of
them a actual sex offender against children. One of the
reasons that they built economic incentives and economic threats was
to create some hidden psychology. You could appear in our
booklets as a company that is very very good on
LGB so called T and Q issues.
Speaker 2: Or not.
Speaker 1: If you peer in that book, we have partners who
will help you with things economically or not. So there's
been a whole series of incentives built around this. School
districts get money for promoting these agendas. They get money
for promoting same sex activity and opposite sex activity. Planned
parenthood gives them money. It's in the form of curriculum,
but it's money. It's budgets. They're paying to have this
stuff taught. So President Trump has I think recognized this.
And this is something really really interesting about the One
Big Beautiful Law. Just a reminder when we talk about
incentives and we talk about economies. This is a headline
that was prior to the election in Argentina, and Mike
Lee pointed to this. It right. Here's what the headline says,
economists Warren electing far right malay would spell devastation for Argentina.
More than one hundred economists, including the tom including Thomas
Piketty and Jayati gau Gosh, published open letters ahead of
the country's nineteen November election. Okay, Mike Lee points this out,
or he retweeted this. Geiger Capital points out Javier Malay
was has lowered Argentina's monthly inflation rate from twenty six
percent to just one point five percent. The economy grew
seven point six percent in Q two year over year, devastating, devastating.
So it's the incentive. What is the incentive for economists
to ignore math? I don't know. I know this. When
and the Mockingbird media says economists, they mean the economists
with whom they work. When the government says economists, I
know it's the economists with which they work. It's just
like public health experts say will public health experts who
say often get paid for saying the right thing. When
there were scientists who looked at the Wuhan flu and
said that was made in a lab and stated that
opinion very quickly, Tony Fauci put together a conference call
and he had them change their opinions. You know, it
would be shame if you lost these multi billion dollar grants,
and boom, their opinions changed almost within a day. Incentives,
that's what we're talking about. There's all sorts of perverse
sent incentives set up in our world, and one of
the most perverse incentives is in Hollywood. There's movies that
do horribly, but Hollywood continues to make them. There's a
formula that Hollywood knows does not work, and they continue
to produce them. Hollywood understands that when stars in Hollywood
get up and give politically leftist speeches at award shows,
it does not work. It does not in dear audiences,
it does not grow the footprint of a movie. It
does not help with distribution, it does not help with
uptakeer views. They know this. This The are fact that
they continue to do it. They know and have felt
for years that they have a lock on which movies
get made.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Sure, there's some independent theater, independent production companies, and eventually
they get bought up. Mier Max was once independent, Sun
Dancers once independent. These things getting all bought up and
gobbled up. I don't think that's where Angel Studios is headed.
In fact, they don't need to get gobbled up. They
become so successful with movies like Sound of Freedom, their
Connection with The Chosen, the King of Kings movie that
destroyed snow White at the box office because it's about
the life of the Lord Jesus Christ in an animated feature.
So they're doing something that's a different incentive. Angel Studios
is bringing us on the inside. The incentive changes. We
now vote on which movies they accept for production, they make,
they release, and they promotes. We are a deciding factor
in this. That's a massive change. So if you pay
for any media subscriptions at all, you should pay for
becoming an Angel Studio Premium Guild member much more than
Stake and Netflix. Are you kidding me? So go join up.
It's angel dot com slash todd. You will get to
vote on the movies that they release and promote and distribute.
You will get two free tickets to every Angel Studios
theatrical release. You will be able to stream all their
fan curative programs immediately, including King of Kings, Angel dot com,
slash Todd. They've created this incentive for us, so let's
go do it. Angel dot com, slash Todd. This is
a really great analysis of President Trump's One Big Beautiful Law.
Comes from an account called Unseen One, and I don't
know who it is because we're not supposed to know.
This is the bio. When therefore, a man absorbed in
the effect which is seen has not yet learned to
discern those which are not seen. He gives away to
fatal habits basiats, so we are to believe this is
a philosopher. Interesting take on this, He writes, people talk
about tax cuts and other goodies in the what he
calls OBBB, which are great. However, they're missing the major
points about the One Big Beautiful Bill. It literally changed
the polarity of the country. The One Big Beautiful Law
is Trump's and Mega's new deal. Yes, it's that big
of a deal. For instance, and here's where we start
talking about centers. For instance, it cut off a billion
dollars for planned parenthood. What does that mean? Yes, it
will save a lot of babies, but it also changes
the profit motive behind abortion. That funding was used as
money laundering for a Democrat party. That's why the Democrat
Party championed abortion. Cut the profit motive and you may
gain pro life Democrats. A billion may not seem like
much in the world today, but Congress coutters don't need
much to win a race. A couple million here and
there and you are in business. Figure if only twenty
percent of those funds and make it back, make it
back to Democrat coffers, that's two hundred million dollars of
free money to fund ads, government, college, abortion activists, et cetera.
So let's pause. This is a great analysis. Cutting the
money to planned parenthood. Incidentally, also, of course, helps us
be paying for fewer abortions.
Speaker 2: Now.
Speaker 1: When the law change and the federal government was told
by Supreme Court you don't get to be in the
abortion business, that this belongs in the states, abortions actually
went up. Why incentives planned parent to doubled and tripled
down in the states that are promoting abortion and allowing it,
and people I think, actually as sick as this is,
I think people went out to have more abortions because
they're being told they can't. There are people like that.
So the shifting of incentives here is what's so interesting
about the One Big Beautiful Bill. He continues. The revenue
stream is ended. That means the other eight hundred million
dollars that went to fund the actual abortions, et cetera
is gone. That means less pushing of the abortion narrative
in media, in classrooms, in society at large. Again, it
may not seem like much, but look at what the
pro abortion organizations. Look what they've done. Now this is
just part of this incentive. Look at the pro rushing crowd,
what they did for this fund for years, How they
change the culture to promote killing the unborn. Great point,
the defunding of abortion is one very, very small part
of the One Big Beautiful Bill. So let's pause with this.
It is one small part. It also takes other parts
of our economy that have been artificially juiced by the
federal government in this money laundering operation. And when the
federal government floods money into something, a bunch of things happen.
It becomes more expensive. Federal government floods money into housing.
Housing becomes more expensive, into college, College becomes more expensive.
They fled into anything like that guaranteed money, and no
one has any reason to ever cut a cost because
the money's coming in. They don't need to be competitive.
Research became more expensive because the federal government was backstopping
and underwriting and in fact bribing people with dollars set
up to be so called scientific research. It became more
expensive as President Trump cuts some of these things, particularly
for abortion, and I don't want it to be cheaper.
Planned parenthood may have to lower the rates. I hope
not because I don't want more abortions. I'd just like
to see it ended unless it truly, truly is a
life and death decision for the mother. In that case,
that's job's choice, and I'm not wise enough to make it.
God will have to make that choice. So he makes
some cases for other parts of our economy being equally
impacted by this, And I want to dig into that
because it is actually in some ways more controversial than
even abortion, because we're following the money and the economic incentives.
What day is it? It is July ninth, Is that right,
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fivesh two, five to two. Back to this piece this analysis,
The defunding of abortion is one very very small parts
of the One Big Beautiful Law. The same goes for
illegal immigration. Before or the One Big Beautiful Law, the
profit motive was in favor of increasing illegal immigration. It
funded welcome centers, job programs, housing for illegals, driver's licenses,
welfare programs, and on and on. It was all directed
to increase and continue illegal immigration. The One Big Beautiful
Bill flips that entire profit motive to deportation and border security.
Now people are being paid to deport people instead of
importing people. Now, illegals are being paid to self deport
instead of being paid to come here. DeSantis in the
state of Florida did not build Alligator Alclatrize out of
the goodness of their hearts. They built it because they
are set to receive a garbage load of federal money
to detain and deport people. Companies are being paid to
build the wall and to secure the border. The Department
of Defense is getting funded to secure the border. All
of this funding, thanks to the One Big Beautiful Law
is now set, and it's set for the next four
years at least, which will ingrain the spending, making it
very hard to cut or redirect that spending, because now
deportation and secure borders will have their own special interests
that will fight to key that gravy train going. The
very close vote in the House and Senate shows how
difficult it is to change spending once started. A simple
thing like Trump's savings account well let's talk about this
in a second. So as he's changed these profit motives,
we have also, of course a really grimy underbelly. Here
we are using government money to con people, buy people
out to go do our bidding. So are we better
than the Democrats? Are we really better than they are?
Let's examine this from a perspective of faith. What have
we been given in the United States of America? What
has God given us? He's given us a land mass
that provides us an enormous amount of security. God gave
us a government predicated upon the fact that because we
are made by Him, we have certain liberties and rights
that the government cannot interrupt, among them the right to life, liberty,
and pursuit of happiness. Not to mention the Bill of
Rights that calls out some specific rights, that doesn't limit that,
It simply calls out some examples. We were given an
opportunity to be governed at our own consent. We were
given a series of laws set up to create order,
not chaos, to prevent monarchies from rising, to prevent tyranny.
We were given a system of government of checks and balances,
inspired by the checks and balances that our founders observed
in how mosaic law evolves. After Moses was told, you
can't be judged during executioner for an entire country of people.
You need to distribute the powers, and he did. It
was described in a lot of different ways, and they
read a lot of studies and a lot of examples
of governance that read the great philosophers. They were very,
very learned men, more learned than I think probably anybody
ll not anybody, but most people working in government, even
at the highest levels today, maybe even especially at the
highest levels. We were given that we were given incredible
natural resources. We were given an opportunity to set our
own economic destiny. We were given an opportunity to worship
in the way that we choose, but more importantly, to
practice our faith in public. And that's one of the
rights on which the government cannot infringe because it was
given to us by God. So we were given all
of these resources, which resulted in us being given enormous
amount of economic power, which we use to build military
power to project our will. And that's been mistaken in
time to time. I don't believe there's been wars. I
don't think God could bless the United States then there's
wars that I think God well blessed because they were
righteous wars, righteous righteous taking of life, to defend the weak,
to fight against pure I think in arguably satanic powers.
I think God blessed those wars. And incidentally, if you
fought one of those wars, that doesn't seem it was blessed.
I'm not addressing you. You did exactly as you swore
to do. I thank you for it. We are also
given this though laws. We are to uphold the laws.
It is illegal to enter our country without permission. It
is illegal to stay in our country with that permission.
We created an electoral College to distribute the powers of
the United States further so that large economic centers big
cities did not get to control rural areas. Because the
big cities do not have the incentives of the rural
livers in their hearts, they would not have the expertise.
A city dwelling banker does not have the expertise of
a rural farmer. We were given this electric College as
part of our setup. One of the incentives for the
Democrats to modetize welcoming illegal immigrants was they knew it
would shift the Electric College power without votes, and illegally.
It was perverse and illegal. It was sinful because it
was violating God's demand that we follow the laws of
our nation unless those laws tell us to violate his word,
which abortion forcing us to fund abortion does violate his word.
So we were given all of these things. The Democrats
broke our immigration laws when they welcome people in the country,
when they were pretending they were refugees. They used economics
to get more and more of them. They seecreed them
around the country in very specific areas to shift the
electoral college vote. That's stealing. They were stealing the electoral
college impact of other states and other districts. Stealing goes
against God's word. So are we using economic methods and
federal dollars and federal tax dollars to affect our own
economic interest and outcomes?
Speaker 2: Yet?
Speaker 1: But guess what, it's far more in line with God's
word because we're actually enforcing our laws. Is there cruelty
in this? Sometimes it seems like it. You know, when
you deport a man who has been here since he
was three years old, has never doesn't even remember his
home country, has been the wage earner in his family,
has not committed subsequent crimes other than the fact that
he broke the law every single day. He stayed here
knowing he was in the illegal immigrants, broke the law
knowingly every single day. Yes, it can seem like cruelty
that that man is sent packing. It can seem like
cruelty that his family is separated from him. They could
have gone and he could have turned himself in. He
could have gone in and taken their offer to turn
himself in and be allowed to get back in line.
When you are lenient but should firm, eventually you will
be cruel when you should be kind. It was the
Democrats who were lenient when they should have been firm,
and they know they're leaving it to the Republicans to
appear to be cruel when we want to be kind people.
They knew that, they knew the calculus. That's why they're
screaming and yelling so hard about this. And yes, the
economic incentives are part of that. This analysis continues onto
something that I don't think is particularly controversial. We'll talk
about that in a second. It has to do with
our own personal economies. Your bank, by the way, your
bank is incentivized to never give you real corporate credit.
Why would they Why would your bank want you to
have a business with its own credit line, completely divorced
from your house, your savings account, your retirement accounts. Why
would they want that? Why would they want you to
have the safety that they enjoy? Go look at the
setup of your bank. Do you know how hard it
would be for you to sue an individual at your bank?
No matter what they did, you'd have to sue the bank.
They know that they need to have a firewall between
themselves and the bank. Do you think it's easy to
sue a member of the board of directors or the
CEO of a bank. Nope, because they're set up as
actual corporations with their own credit line, but they don't
tell you about that. I had a friend of mine
who signed up for Visible because she realized that she
and her husband owned rental properties that they're paying, you know,
their mortgages on, And it occurred to her that though
her lawyers set that up, though her accountants set that up.
She went and looked, that's not corporate credit. All that
stuff is resting upon her and her husband's hard earned
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bisible dot com. Back to this analysis on this topic
of the one big beautiful bill in the hidden psychology
in this A simple thing like the Trump savings account
changes the game on many levels. It begins changing the
culture from consumer to savings. It will allow kids in
her adulthood without a need to go immediately into massive debt. Pause.
Who doesn't benefit from that? The banks, the credit card companies.
There's a reason you're eighteen year old, and sometimes your
seventeen year old starts receiving offers for credit cards. They're
not good credit risks, so they start them at a
five hundred dollar limit. What's the most they can lose
five hundred bucks, But they get the kids used to
pulling out that card and spending money they don't have.
There's a reason the airlines immediately start sending your kids
all these cards and offers to travel, because they know
around eighteen they begin to do that. And once those
kids go travel, you better believe the airlines are going
to be pelting them with credit card offers. There's a
reason why your bank shows beautiful, new shiny cars on
the inside when people walk in. There's a reason why
car companies begin to send notes to young people because hey,
you could afford it, we'll finance it. Because they know
you're living, they're living in your home. They know a
lot of parents will say yeah, co sign for a loan.
There's a reason college debt is so high because federal
money has flooded into it. There's a reason that they
continue to say you have to go to college or
earn a great living, which is these days distinctly untrue.
Trade schools are the better. Bat So President Trump sets
up these savings accounts. He drives the economy further into
being a savings versus consumer economy, and the bank still
benefits that money stored somewhere, but it's not at eighteen
or twenty three percent interest rates. It's at far, far lower.
They actually have to invest that money actively, not just
charge usery rates on credit cards. The One Big Beautiful
Law has changed a whole series of incentives with all
this hidden psychology. Back to the analysis. The changes to
Medicaid stop the drive for universal healthcare coverage that we
were on. It will open up new private sector solutions.
It may even sold the inflation on healthcare and change
the profit motive of states to expand it. The tax
cuts for building plants and factories change the profit motive
for outsourcing some companies that cannot afford to modernize here
instead of doing it elsewhere. Then there are the changes
to food stamps. The OBB is a great, big game changer.
It flips the scripts the changes to food stamps. Have
you ever been on food stamps? I have been on
food stamps now, not as an individual, but as a parent,
as a child. I'm sorry as a child my mom
when my dad made the terrible decision to not pay
child supports after he made a big mistake that resulted
in a blessing of a half brother. He is a
great blessing to me. I don't want to say otherwise,
my dad made a horrible mistake and divorced my mom,
and he went to a very very selfish, very shameful
period of life where he did not pay child support,
so we had to be on food stamps from my
mom to feed the family. My mom worked three jobs,
it just didn't stretch. So I know what it is
to eat government cheese. I know what it is to
stand in the line and see my mom take out
those food stamps. I know what it is for people
to look side eyed at my mom. And maybe that's
why she would make this great effort whenever that happened,
whenever we were paying for groceries. Is that to say, now,
remember this is not my money, this is not your
dad's money, This comes from the taxpayer. This is government
money we're spending, and people are kind to pay taxes
to pay into this. And maybe she was saying that
way to shame the other people who are side eyeing her. Now,
I'll admit, if I'm at a grocery store and I
see someone using an EBT card to purchase flat junk,
I'm offended. I'm mostly offended because of what is doing
to them and what they've been taught the incentives offend me.
Secretary Scott Bescent talked to Dana bashing scene and the
same Dana Bash, by the way, who pretended that the
response that Biden had to the Hurricane Helene was perfect,
who is also pretending that the response President Trump has
had to these floods in Texas is wanting becent. With
Dana Bash talking about Medicaid work requirements, I'm.
Speaker 4: Sure you've seen and heard a lot of the concern,
including and especially from Republicans who are the most vocal
in Congress, about the fact that those work requirements are
going to be very cumbersome to actually prove, and it
will inevitably force the people who need that Medicaid coverage
off the rolls.
Speaker 5: Well, first of all, it's the Republicans are not the
most vocal on this. It is a group of Democrats
who unfortunately seem to think that poor people are stupid.
I don't think poor people are stupid. I think they
had agency, and I think to have them register twice
a year for these benefits that is not a burden.
But these people who want to infantilize the poor and
those who need these Medicaid benefits are alarmist.
Speaker 4: Yeah, but my impression of the Republican Party is that
historically wanted to cut through the red tape and not
create more red tape. But I do want to move
on because we no.
Speaker 5: No, no. But we've also wanted to put in work requirements,
which somehow that was very popular under Bill Clinton, was
popular under President Obama. And this Democratic Party blew out
the depth of sy in twenty twenty and they never
want to bring it back. But work requirements even pull
well with the media and Democratic voter, maybe.
Speaker 1: Not the French. Every quarter I have to pretend to
issue a corporate report with my corporation. Now I don't
lie on it because that could lead me in federal prison.
So here's what my corporate report reads. The principles of
the company met and discussed the state of the business.
The business meeting adjourned. I am the principal. You know,
my friend and producer Alex Is. I can't do it
without him, but I don't think he wants to sit there.
And let's go through the numbers together, Alex and all
of the finances, and let's talk about the insurance and
the rent. And I do think he wants to do that,
and certainly I can't do this without my wife, but
I don't think she wants to be in that meeting.
Not about the business. She would but red tape. Every quarter.
I have to do that. Every quarter, I have to
take every single dime we spent and brought in, and
I choose to give it to an accountant at great cost.
Not every quarter. I do this yearly. Actually that at
great cost. A bookkeeper goes through, categorizes the items, gives
it to my accountants. Every single year, I have to
get on the phone and oh, you forgot this, and
I forgot that, and we have to rush through. And
the government already knows these things, but CNN pretends that
twice a year registering for benefits is a horrible burden.
William Jefferson blithe Clinton the third was forced by politics
and Newt Gingrich and Rush Limbaugh to do something to
welfare roles. We'll talk about that in a second.
Speaker 2: Now.
Speaker 1: I don't know that my friend Tim Krukshank knows what
it is to be on weelfare. Asked him that I
know he did not grow up with the silver food spoon,
fork and a knife in his mouth. I know that
I know he earned. I know it was a sacrifice
for him to work hard to get into the Navy Seals,
and he successfully did that on his first attempt by
the way through buds, which is pretty pretty cool. I
know that then he chose to go out and be
willing to lay his life down for his brother, and
no girder love has man than to lay his life
down for his friend or be willing to. Tim went
on three separate deployments in combat for US and over there.
He said that one of the things that helped him
live through the teams and the fights and the battles
and watching having to be there as people died. He
was a medic. He saved lives and sometimes didn't succeed
in saving them. One of the things that helped him
survive was coffee. He became a coffee addict. And one
day I don't know where he was. Maybe it was
when he was fighting that Warren Babylon. Maybe they got
a little bit of sleep that night, and maybe as
he's going to sleep, he thought, I love coffee. I
want to start a coffee company when I go back
to the United States. If you know anything about seal culture,
when they decide to do a thing. They go through
hardcore visualization on how this is going to get done.
It occurred to Tim, I don't know stink and think
about coffee. I just like the way it tastes, what
it makes me do in my body, it makes me feel.
So he did some research. He found a guy named
Dave Stewart's. Dave was a coffee legend. Tim went to
him and said, hey, I have an idea. It's a
company called Bone Frog Coffee. Ten percent of proceeds go
to the Navy Seal Foundation. Here's the design of the bags.
They say God Country Team on them. Here's what this
insignia means. It insicates a fallen Navy Seal. That's what
this means. And Dave Stewart said, I am in. And
Dave created many of the roasts. Still does he mentors
the team. Then Tim made himself a promise. I'm hiring vets.
I'm gonna work with that's whenever I can, and lo
and behold. This year, Tim sent two of his key employees.
He let them leave the company. Why because they are
now becoming Navy seals. You can join with this coffee company.
But I make one request. When you go to Bonefrog
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Jefferson blithe Clinton the Third's presidency, and that's the way
Rush often referred to him. Good God, bless you, Mahan
God Rescue, welfare roles significantly decreased. The number of people
on welfare dropped from fourteen point six million in ninety
three to six point six million in two thousand, representing
a decline of eight million. This reduction was partly due
to the Personal Responsibility and Work Opportunity Act, which places
time limits and other restrictions on welfare benefits. The poverty
rate also declined from fifteen point one percent ninety three
to eleven point nine percent in nineteen ninety nine, with
a number of people in poverty falling by six point
four million. William Jefferson, Blithecot and the third didn't want
to do that. He was forced to do that politically
through the Contract with America because Rush Limbaugh promoted that,
because Rush was invited into Congress to speak, and he did,
and he helped them. See the way incentives. Wow, I
have to work to be on welfare. Yeah. Wow, I
kind of like having a job. Wow. I'm gonna get
paid more than welfare. Wow. I can be an independent person,
not just being given sustenance by the government, taken by
other people from other people by force the changing of incentives.
One of the things that President Trump is trying to
do is change the incentives on campuses college campuses, and
praise God, he is getting some of that done. This
has to happen. You am an Liberal Arts describes themselves
as a liberal art college and top rank research university
located in the Twin Cities, driven by a purpose to
do the most good we can for others. That's interesting
because this is a professor at that college of all liberations,
struggles in the movements that seek to seek a world
of justice, equality and peace, that seek to dismantle the
United States. I hope you seek to dismantle the United States.
Speaker 3: And if that isn't your politics, okay, I speak as
if everybody has this commitment.
Speaker 1: You don't. You don't have that commitment, you're blatant liar.
You are working in the United States. President Trump is
being wise to change his incentives. One of the incentives
he should create to to not have on your professorial
roles people with the express best design and desire to
destroy a country that God has uniquely blessed. He can't
bless everything we do because politics is a filthy business
and people tend to follow their sin desires. I want
to lord their power over others. Republicans are not immune
to this, far from it. But the incentives. Let me
offer you this incentive. You don't know if you're gonna
walk out of your home today, get in your car
and get hit by train and die. You have no idea.
So here's an incentive. If you haven't chosen where you
want to go when you die, yet do it? Now?
Here's the twin incentives. They compete with one another. One
is eternity apart from God Almighty forever, or sin and
avarice and hatred and discord multiply every second forever, not
for a thousand years, not for ten thousand, not for
ten trillion forever. Imagine what that's going to be like
for you in five hundred trillion years, knowing that there's
no end ever. The other is a place you can
be walking with God where there is no discord, no evil,
no anger, no hatred, no pain. There is work. We
will joyfully tend and steward the new Heaven and the
new Earth. We'll do that in the very walking presence
of the Lord Jesus Christ. Pretty big incentive. So choose
because you only get to choose while you're here, and
we don't know how long we're going to be here.
This is the ton Hermann Show. Please go, be well, strong,
be kind, and please make a decision to spend eternity
with Christ Jesus