Speaker 1: So finally, MAHA, the Make America Healthygan movement is taking
on artificial food dies and I know, right with all
all what's happened with the COVID syop and obesity, and
they're looking at autism. This can look like a relatively
minor thing, and it's not. It's actually a very important
thing because it's causing Americans to begin to have an
understanding about the degree to which they That is industry
and government, which is one thing, they're one thing. They
work together less So, now that the pharma companies have
been moved out of the FDA process and the review process,
they can show up to the hearings. They're just they
get to wait in line to talk like anyone else.
This culture change is important because of what's happening outside
of government and what they're actually admitting about their points
of view in relation to the common blessings God has
given us. Because the new head of the of the
w EF, the World Economic Forum, is weird and he's
got a whack whack eye, and that's not his fault.
I think maybe it is his fault, but he looks cyborgic,
like a cyborg. So we need to dig into the
positives around RFK Junior. Oh, there's another thing, and I'll
get to this as the show start. There's another thing.
He finally, finally, finally had permission, I think to say
something about the COVID shots. We'll talk about this with
the help of Bulwark Capital Management, Know Your Risk Radio
dot Com. Zach Abraham joins us tomorrow. And of course
we can't do anything that really matters without God Almighty.
Speaker 2: But Todd Herman's show is one disapproved but big pharma
technocrats in tyrants everywhere from the hind mountains of Free America.
Here's the Emerald City exile Todd Herman.
Speaker 1: Today is the day the Lord has made, and these
are the times to which God has decided we shall live.
Let's start this at the point of impact, and let's
start this at the point of impact in the human body.
And I'm gonna play a video and if you're listening
to this on audio, I'll describe it to you. But
before we do that, I want you to join me
in not hating the people in the video. Okay, and
let's just promise ourselves that these are children, this is
a family. They're bragging. The people who posted the video
are bragging about using food stamps or I'm sorry EBT
cards to buy stuff that is well questionable. I mean
it's food. It's certainly not good for you. And let's
understand that these kids, they're not to blame in this,
and that this family is God knows, they've been told
that this is stuff they deserve and that it's their
money to spend, and that no one gets hurt and
it's just governments and it's not coming from anybody, but
it's got a lot of views. It is a family
going out to eat and they're stopping it Chili's and
Sheddars and wings stop and using our EBT card unlimited
snacks and drinks at the gas station, unlimited drinks. And
now I don't know that did the family really write
that swiping our EBD card for a form of payments?
Swiping our ABD card for a form of payment And
it's yeah, there's a lot of so called food and
Margarita's and gross over the coral orc stuff and swipe
it so and then here's oh, yeah, when you use
your nineteen year old son to put three K in
food stamps in your grocery cart, did the family really
posts that someone making commentary on it. So let's be
careful about this now. I know that there are places
that accept EBT cards and gas stations and snacks, and
it's not food, and it contains all these dyes that
we're talking about, But it contains a culture, Okay. It
comes from a culture and a culture that has been
taught this stuff is food. This stuff is nutritious. There's
no difference between this and healthy whole foods that aren't
packed with chemicals and added fats and added salts. And
there's no difference to this that this is celebrated and
this is normalized. This matters on a range of reasons.
One of the reasons that matters, of course, is body health, Okay,
and that's costly to us as a system, and that's
been forced to pay for people's health care, etc. It's
costly for us in terms of productivity, it's costly for
us in terms of mental bandwidth of our nation altogether,
because this affects your mind as well. But it's also
costly on a spiritual basis. And the reason I say
that is because a nation that becomes subject to the
idol of eating six thousand calories at a setting is
a subject is a population that's subject to ignoring need
for God because you just stuff yourself full of things
that distract, distort, and depress. That's the devil's tool set.
So you're sad, Go eat six thousand calories. Now you're
not sad, you're lonely, you're feeling anxious. Go flip on
some porn, and pretty quick you're not lonely feeling I mean,
you're still lonely and you're not anxious. In a few hours,
when you're lonely and anxious again, go eat six thousand
calories and then watch more porn or numb it with
video games and eat. And that's a nation that snumbs
itself into being unable to feel the need for God.
I mean, there's a reason that that fasting is a
Christian behavior, and I don't you know what. I don't
fast that way, and it's occurring to me. It's something
it's a discipline I don't engage in, and it's something
I need to engage in. But the fact, the act
of fasting is to remind ourselves we don't live on
food alone, but in every word that proceeds from the
mouth of God, and it allows us to feel the
need for God, particularly in an extended fast, particularly if
you're praying into that. But a nation that's constantly flooding,
it's dopamine centers, and it's serotonin centers, and its insulin centers,
and it's sexual pleasure centers, and it's visual distractions enters.
That's a society that doesn't have time to need God.
And why need God when you can get filled? Now
it's fake. So yeah, the food dies are bad for people,
for sure, and praise God that they're getting taken out.
And there's you know, the patroleum products. Eating oil like
that is not good for you, Praise God. But it's far,
far bigger on a spiritual societal level, particularly given this
guy Peter Breebeck. Let's MATHI, who was the head of
a company that makes delicious and wholesome, great for you
foods Nestli. Oh, I'm sorry, No, they make garbage and
they distribute garbage. So we'll talk about him and how
he relates to the food dye thing on a far
bigger macro basis, which has to do with the common
blessings God provides which are under attack. There was just
a couple of headlines and we'll talk about this probably
next week in some more detail. There's a couple of headlines.
Now they're finally admitting that they're going to okay blocking
the sun. One of the things they want to do
is to provide reflective clouds. They want to make clouds
reflective so they reflect the sunback. So again that astonishes
me in terms of the arrogance. God said let there
be light, and these people said, no, don't let them
be light. So while we're talking about nutrition and we're
talking about what these people are doing, and we're talking
about the CEO of Nesle, and you're talking about the
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social media in this time is the ability to look
into the background of people who've been decided they've been
placed in a position to rule us. I can't believe
I didn't pull a picture of this guy with his
weird eye. And again, I don't know what kind of
condition caused this, or maybe he's truly a cyborg, because
why wouldn't he be, because he's going to run the world.
The world Economic form Peter breebek let Mafi shapes the
way billions of peace people eat. Kevin Miller did the
research on this, pulled from news sources. Longtime CEO and
chairman of Nestli, the largest food and beverage empire on Earth,
helped build a global machine that controls bottled water, baby formula,
packaged food, pharmaceuticals, and let's pause there. He sells bottled water,
he sells the common blessings of God. So the common
blessings of God have now been put into his possession
to sell to us. Now, bottled water is a convenience.
I'm not saying bottlewater some big evil conspiracy. It's a
way to take water with you. It's not a necessary industry.
And that everybody can buy a container and everybody could
put water back into a water bottle. Everybody could do that.
I'm not saying that it should be banned, but I'm
just noticing something. They take water and they make water
a commodity, and then once it's a commodity, you want
to limit access to it. This guy has said water
is not a human right, it should be privatized, and
he wasn't just joking. He went around as the head
of Nesley and purchased water rights around the globe. The
same thing. The Chinese Communist Party is doing the same
thing that Bill Gates does. When he purchases farmland, they
purchase the water rights. How is this related to food dye?
Because by banning the food dye a conversation has begun.
There are a lot of people who shifted over to
President Trump because of RFK Junior. There are a lot
of people who are finally hearing make America healthy again?
What's that? And why is it Republicans and what does
healthy mean? And so as they lean into beginning to
understand a movement to do this, they have an opportunity
to begin really reflecting upon what it is they've been
told to put into their bodies. And this is the
very tip of this ray brack. This guy was more
than a businessman who's connected to the global think tanks
Davos Elites, World Economic Forum, panels, Buildeberg meetings, et cetera,
and under his Nestli, under his leadership, pushed into genetic engineering,
lab grown foods, a controlled food production, government health partnerships health.
We're not mentioning all of the sugar stuff that they sell,
all of the non foods that they sell that are
simply all they are is insulin spiking devices. That's all
they are. They provide no nutritional content, no growth, no
ability to sustain life for the long haul. Maybe for
an hour or two. But if you were going to
go survive on nesle food, good luck. But it does
spike your insulin, it does drive this the pleasure centers,
it does drive dopamine, it does drive serotonin. It's effectively
porn of food. Okay, it's not reproductive. Is thisn't bear fruit?
It's not joining in union of someone, It's not it's
certainly not the act of being won flesh and a
married union. It is the porn of food. And this
is the guy now who's going to run the world
economic for him. And by the way, Alex has procured
a picture of him, just in case you haven't seen him.
And I was thinking, wow, it's unfortunate for this guy
that he's got this big now, this big deal gig,
and there's this terrible, weird picture because he's got a
bad eye. But apparently that's just his eye. And again,
I'm not trying to I'm not trying to make fun
of the guy because he's got a whack. He's got
a whack orb. Anybody can get a whack orb. But
just go back to the picture. And again, I'm not
trying to make fun of him for looks. Look at me.
I'm not a guy who should go around making fun
of the way people look. But is that a rug?
I'm asking a serious question. I'm that I this is
a an incredibly wealthy man who could have who could
afford a better And look, I'm aware that I've got
to go get a haircut and that it didn't shave today,
and then I missed the spot and get it. But
I ain't no billionaire either. The food dye stuff matters
because it's an opportunity to talk about what's going on
at the deep state level on control for food. And
it's so fascinating to me, so utterly fascinating to see
the quote quote scare quote alert, scare quote alert the
quote libertarians at CATO, at the Cato Institute, because man,
they don't like what RFK Junior is doing with their food,
their beloved petroleum food dies. They're upset about that. One
of their doctors did a video about about freedom Baby,
and they've said, no, you can buy food food without
food die. You know there's places that sell that and
go there. Okay, well, guess what you could put die
in your food? I mean, if you prefer that your
beef be that's color it is in America and it's
not in other places, put dye on it and they
can sell the die separately. In fact, they do you
want your salmon to be that's brilliant orange colored die
or salmon and have the default setting be we don't
dye the food how's that Cato. So we'll get to that.
This is frustrating to me because I have not done
the best job that I can about explaining some of
the reasons that people hear me talk about where I
just went. I just went to Mexico and I went
to renewed dount Healthcare in Mexico. And I haven't done
the best job of overcoming some of the reasons people
don't go and I can I explain this to you.
It utterly baffles me. I mean, praise God, We've helped
a lot of people there, saved three lives, countless people.
That's countless, but we can count the people. In fact,
we're putting together their lists of the conditions they have
been addressed there that We've taken people who were told
they couldn't work anymore and they're working. We've taken people
who've been told they can't use their hands in a
function away anymore, and they're using their hands. We've taken
people who had been living with crippling pain and medicating
the pain with opioids, and they're no longer on the opioids.
They're no longer on those drugs, they're no longer owned
by pharma. We've had that happen. Now this wasn't related
to me, but this happened that Renew we had a
lady who was paralyzed on one side of her body.
She's not paralyzed anymore. We've got me. If I had
not gone to Renew, I would be a guy who'd
been in line for back surgery. Last thing I want.
So here's some of the things people fear. It's going
to be incredibly expensive. How do you know in comparison
to what you're going to spend outside of your insurance
plan on your surgery on your back, which is an
incredible amount of risk, how do you know expensive was
going to be? When you go to Renew Healthcare, they'll
look at your MRI, they'll give you an approach that
they can take. If they can help you percentage chance
of excess, then they'll tell you what it will cost,
make the decision based on that, and then just be
honest with them. Guys, it's had to reach economically for me.
No one's going to judge you for that. The other
thing that I think holds people back on this is, well,
why isn't this done in America? Because it's illegal? Specifically,
that they manipulate the cells, they culture the cells. Why
do they do that? I mean, you can get alligraphic
stem cells in America, so why would they do that.
Here's why stem cells don't travel well. You take stem
cells and you ship them all around the country and
these little kinding containers, you end up with dead cells
in there. Do you want necrotic cells, dead cells in
your lower back or any well to your body. That's
very dangerous. In the case of renew they take the
umbilical cords and they walk them to their lab. That's it.
They process them and then they culture them. They reject
eighty percent of the stem cells of the umbilical cords
they take because they don't test well. So that's all
that's all done. And then there's this people well healthcare
in Mexico. Yes, world class. I let them sedate me
and it was better treatment in terms of being sedated
that I got in America. And I've been operated on
three times here sidus and two shoulders. So I fully
fully recommend this go to renew dot Healthcare. It's r
E n ue dot Healthcare. Whatever the condition, they can
help you, and if they can't, they'll tell you. Sometimes
it's too far gone renew r E n U E
DOT Healthcare. So the Health and Human Services is going
to phase out food dies. And I think RK. Junior
has up the steak on this, saying he's going to
ban them. He's also about to do something with the
COVID shots, or so he says, which would mean he's
got permission to do something with the COVID shots. And
if that's the case, Price God.
Speaker 3: When I met with and I want to commend the
food companies for working with us to achieve this agreement
or this settlement. And when I went in a few
months or about a month ago to meet with a
few food companies, I was talking with my justaff about
these petroleum based dies, and I just said, if they
want to add petroleum, they want to eat petroleum, they
ought to add it themselves at home, if they shouldn't
be feeding it to the rest of us and without
our knowledge or consent. And unfortunately one of them, and
we are going to we're going to get rid of
the dies, and one by one, we're going to get
rid of every ingredient and added him to the school
in food that we can legally get address.
Speaker 1: You cannot. You cannot ignore the increase in inflation inflammation
related disease in our hands and in the tendons in
our arms and legs and knees. You cannot ignore the
massive levels of obesity, which leads to massive risk on
the skeletal system, massive massive pressure on the heart and lungs.
That visceral fat that's inside people, guys, it so destroys
your lungs because your lungs aren't meant to be sitting
on fat. And remember I used to weigh almost four
hund pounds, three hundred and eighty pounds. I understand it's difficult,
and I know it's stink and uncomfortable. And all of
a sudden, I was flying down to Mexico and to
Dallas and the Mississippi, a long time on the road,
and I sat and coach. I haven't done that in
forever because I'm a whimp in travel. I don't like travel.
I sat in coach and I thought They're like, Wow,
this isn't that bad. Why did I ever think this
was terrible? I mean I was even in a window seat.
I'm like two and a half hours, sit like this
not a big deal. And then I saw someone come
in who was very, very obese, and oh wow, wow,
how would he fit? And then I realized how did I?
No wonder? I became addicted to first class. You can't
ignore the timeline when they started doing this to our foods.
This stuff started happening when we got away from eating food,
and we're told to eat chemicals and processed sugars and
dopamine response devices and insulin chasing devices. And they know
exactly what they're doing by getting people hooked on an
insulin high. So the discussion about food dies is the
discussion about what's in our food and is it food anymore?
One of the greatest experiments ever done is one of
the most entertaining to read abouts. I have this in
a book. Some people who were researching the effects of
processed foods on mammals us with a groom full of
it chimpanzees. They provided them fruit. No brainer. Chimpanzees are
like delicious fruit. They eat the fruit. Then they took
the fruits and they cut it up in different shapes.
So it wasn't evidently a banana, it wasn't evidently an apple,
and the chimpanzees could smell okay, this is fruit, but
they were investigating. They'd pick up a piece, Oh, this
is a banana. Okay, they'd eat the banana. Then they
took it and they made it up into a mash,
so you know, it's like a pudding, but they didn't
add anything to it. It's just fruit blended up lightly,
so it's a gel. And again the chimpanzees are like, okay,
don't know that I dig this, but it's tasty. So
they're putting their fingers in it and licking it and
licking the bowl. And at that point they started to
throw some of it at some other They're like, they
started to toss it like hey, look it sick them.
This guy's face. Then they started to bake it into pies,
so an apple pie, apple pie. Chimpanzees come and go,
and they picked the thing up and they like, lick
it and what is what's this? And they're pulling the
apples out of it, and like a, I don't I
guess that's an apple. They didn't care for the crusts
and the butter. That's not stuff they eat, but they
were trying to get the apple, the fruit out of it,
the berries and such. They brought in a hostess fruit pie,
a whole bunch of hostess fruit pries, and they sat
them out, and the chimpanzees go up to the fruit
pies and guess what they did. They didn't identify them
as food at all. At no time did they put
it in their mouth. They painted with it, they threw
it at others, they angrily. He tossed it at the keepers,
but it did not occur to them to taste it. Now,
chimpanzees don't have our level of I was going to
say intelligence. They haven't been boiled in the frog cage.
They haven't been slowly but surely distanced from what real
food is. They haven't been slowly but surely taught that
foods are that an apple is this gorgeous green, All
apples are that gorgeous color. All apples are either red
or this gorgeous green. They've not been taught these things
slowly but surely. The discussion about the food dies. It's
not just taking petroleum out of foods, it's alerting people
to the fact that these things aren't necessarily foods at all.
Arfcage Juniors also announced that he is thinking of removing
the COVID shots from the recommended schedule of shots for kids,
which should be done immediately. He's back to speaking the
language of Pfizer rigging the tests, etc. That more people
died on the drug or on the injections and not.
So he's finally beginning to speak this way, which would
mean to me he's gotten permission to at least do that,
and so he's floating that to see what happens. A
Cato Institute doctor did, in my mind, the very very
funniest thing when he decided to post a video on
why this is so so bad. And he's a libertarian, y'all,
he's super into freedom, etc. So you'll see that the
simplicity of food, the way God designed to me is
so remarkably easy. Take a steak, what's in it? Steak?
Take a chicken breast? What's in that chicken? Broccoli? Broccoli? Coffee? Coffee.
Now there's companies that add a bunch of junk to
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It's some of the things that are all that used
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This Cato doctor. Look, people could have differ views on
food dies, but what if I could show that they
had unique forms of rabid inconsistency? Here Gousha. I want
to get to this Chinese dude.
Speaker 2: Though.
Speaker 1: Now there's a Chinese dude. I don't want to give
it away, but he's so good he should I stand track.
Maybe I will, because there's something I do. This Alex
the producers like wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, we're going
Sometimes it's fun to just like que Alex. Maybe I'm
gonna take the show in a different direction. Here's the
Cato Institute doctor talking about banning petroleum in foods.
Speaker 4: Harry Kennedy and Commissioner Macarrey's announcement is not evidence based
but ideologically motivated.
Speaker 1: Oh gosh, Oh my gosh, Hey, doctor, here's the evidence.
God didn't put food dye in food. He didn't put
petroleum in oranges.
Speaker 4: Okay, Continueddy and macarry are attempting to compose their risk
benefit preferences on the rest of us. There's no conclusive
scientific evidence that petroleum based synthetic dies are broadly harmful
to humans.
Speaker 1: Okay, there's a reason he's reading this statement, because if
you track his eyes, he's reading. It's a very quick statement.
If you're reasonably intelligent human being, you can make a
one minute video without reading. It's for that phrase. There's
no evidence that petroleum based food dies are broadly harmful.
Why would you insert the word broadly because it's meaningful
and meaningless so that when it comes back and we
can say no, In fact, look what's happened since we
took this out of foods. Look at all the health benefits. Oh,
we said, not broadly. All right, let the poor man finish.
By the way, this said, I don't know how I
feel about necklaces, unman. Well, I'm just saying I don't.
I mean, probably there's people watching this who say, what's
wrong with necklaces? I didn't say.
Speaker 4: Well, for some individuals may experience allergic reactions to want
or more of them. It's not as if American consumers
lack access to foods without synthetic guys or artificial preservatives. Nowadays,
most supermarkets and grocery stores are for organic products. Many
supermarkets have stores sections devoted to organic foods. Some stores,
like Whole Foods, purvey only products without artificial preservatives and
synthetic food coloring. The HHS and FDA regulatory monopolies should
not infringe on adults autonomy to choose less expensive or
more are visually appealing foods containing these substances if they
so desire. Economists, adults must have the freedom to make
their own risk benefit assessments.
Speaker 1: My goodness, if you find yourself wearing a doctor's shirt
over your necklace and reading statements written by Cato Institute lawyers,
because that's a lawyer statement, Please examine your life. That
should be your own raw intelligence making that statement. Now,
in a second, we're going to show how inconsistent they
are here. But let's go into some detail. Gin know
that food can be called organic if the antibiotics and
other agents are injected in the meat after the animal
is killed. Did you know that? I learned this from
Wade Lightheart, who's one of the founders and one of
the bosses at Bibbed Misers. And he's, by the way,
he's a vegetarian and world class bodybuilders when World Bodybuilding
champions Championships and then all natural as a vegetarian, like
three or four times. So they can take an animal
and kill it, and in the process of preparing the meat,
they can put in it a whole bunch of chemicals,
but it's still organic. They can do the same thing
with plants. They can spray a ton of stuff on
the plants and it's still organic. They can put dyes
on it and it's still organic. There are these common
ingredients that the industry has argued into the FDA, calling
them natural flavorings, but they're not natural they're chemicals. It's
not like it's fruit resin or salts. They're chemicals that
don't exist in nature. But because they have been argued
in to say their natural flavorings, they get to do that.
The conversation about food dye is a conversation to have
a conversation about our food supply. It's also an opportunity
to take a good hard look at the Cato Institute
and their consistency on things like freedom. I mean, RFK
Junior already made the point if you want food dye
on your food, go buy food die and put it
on your food. If that's what you want, go do it.
But let's have the default setting be no. So in
the second I'll show you why they are so incredibly
inconsistent on this at the Cato Institute. It's not just
the stuff you put in your body that matters. It's
the stuff you put on your body. There's a growing
body of evidence around around sunscreens that you look at
some of the ingredients in sunscreens and you start to think, wait,
why am I putting copper in my skin? Read some
of the ingredients on that stuff that you're rubbing on
your skin to block the sun and ask yourself a question.
If I'm concerned about getting too much sun, why not
just put some zinc on myself? And if I'm concerned
about getting too much sun, I don't know, why not
wear clothes. And we've been conned into this world with
a lot of people who in fact don't get enough sun,
so they end up being wildly deficient in vitamin D.
I learned this because I got addicted to tanning. Started
it for seal fits. I didn't get sunburned in the
fifty hours we were down there, and I was down
there fifty hours, but it was prep for that. Then
I got all the egotistical going, wow, I think I
look better tan and I actually like tanning. I don't
have to buy vitamin D anymore, and I used to
spend the good amount of money and vitamin D got
my hormone levels checked and Doc Jen's like, wow, your
vitamin D's perfect, and you stop taking it. So people
do that, and they put this stuff on their skin.
They don't think about It's the same thing with soaps.
It's the exact same things with soap, you are quote
washing your body right, but with what I mean with
sulfur and this is that chemical that's multi syllabic and
none of us can say and it came from China.
And you know they're not going to cut any corners.
They're not going to put anything whack in your soap
because they wouldn't do that because the slave labor that
might have made that soap, they would. I guess they'd
have to do that, wouldn't they. Plus the big companies,
they're super into all the issues you care about, like
human life. Well except that, of course they give money
probably too pro abortion causes, so you do have a
choice about what you put on your skin in addition
to your food. Go to alansoaps dot com slash todd
that soap is made in America. It's all natural, no
no chemical additives to it. And they employ people like Alan,
who is now thirteen. He's been through eighteen operations is
he's fourteen, and he's effectively nonverbal because of autism. The
rest of the world wouldn't have allen there. He invents soaps,
he invents fragrances, He works in shipping and called it control.
His brother Ian, also impacted by autism, works there. Amy
impacted by autism works there. That's the whole purpose of
the company, excellent soap proving all lives matter. So go
to Alansaps dot com slash todd get ten percent off
all their products. It's allan soaps dot com slash Todd.
This is from the Cato Institute, who is telling us, no,
it's a good idea. We should put petroleum food dies
in food. People should have that choice. And we're saying, yeah,
give people the choice if they want to buy the food,
I do it later. Vaccine mandates a liberty minded perspective,
Robert Levy. Punishing aggressive acts that have already caused damage
is routine government function, but it's more complicated when government
compels conduct that might minimize or alleviate future harm. We're
talking here about the COVID shots and they start. Your
right to punch ends when my nose begins. That quote,
attributed to various sources, is a liberty and maxim now
invoked in connection with the COVID vaccine mandates. Here's the controversy.
If vaccine causes no appreciable injury, can you still refuse
to be injected, notwithstanding that you might be visiting significant
risk on others? It's a close call, it's a close call.
Maybe you should be forced to get injected with the
gene sequencing device that the inventors admitted at the get
go doesn't stop transmission or infection. They admitted at the
get go that some of these side effects are myocarditis
and paracarditis and heart issues and issues reproducing and spontaneous abortions, etc.
The article they didn't write that, that's me editorializing. Even
those who resist government intervention in private matters will endorse
rules that bar some persons from violating the rights of others,
or normally those rules ban or limit harm inducing actis. Occasionally, however,
advocates of limited government will condone directives to engage in
benign activities, even when not cost free, if a failure
to do some might cause injury to innocent Manstein or
a bystanders. Safe requirements for nuclear power plants would be
one example. Or obligatory pollution controls okay, But those aren't
examples of forcing people to be injected with something. So
they go through some of the histories of these mandated acts,
et cetera. They go through some of the views on this,
and they get down to it's a close call. Perhaps
a vaccine mandate can be geographically or demographic cocoonstraint. That's
an obvious consideration which suggests that local officials given substantial
discretion and establishing the scope of any mandate. Oh okay,
so your city council can force you to get injected.
The notion a vaccine passport has the support of nearly
eighty two percent of Americans, according to a recent survey.
Perhaps vehicles could be vaccinations could remain optional, but with
restricted access to select activities for the vaccine. Do you
hear that this is Cato making an argument that vaccine
passports might be a good idea. The same Cato that says,
don't you touch our petroleum based food dies? What are
you thinking? We need our propolear petroleum based food dies
put into food against the choice of consumers. Matt Capworld,
let's have some comic relief. So this is a man.
If you're not on the video version of the show,
this is this is really a loss because this is
so much more effective seeing first of all that the
guy's Chinese, which makes it funnier, and it also makes
it more amazing to see that this is where it's
coming out of his mouth, because I'm telling you, this
guy does one heck of impression. And the title of
video is how does America sound in Chinese? Which for
Ohen here does people ask me? They want to know
it's so bad. They want to know it's so bad.
Speaker 2: They want to know, how does America sound in Chinese?
In Chinese like how China sound in English? Well, I'll
tell you what.
Speaker 1: It's very easy. It's called magua ma gua. It's very easy.
May is like may day.
Speaker 3: Maybe maybe I'll do it, maybe I would not.
Speaker 1: Nobody knows. Squa is like Google.
Speaker 4: You put the front part of it and you put.
Speaker 1: An option megua, and you only take the art of it.
Speaker 2: Megua, megua, megua, megua.
Speaker 1: Very easy, very easy.
Speaker 4: China, China, China, Magua magua, megua, megua.
Speaker 1: He's even got the facial expressions down, which actually makes
it easier to do impressions because you can of making
your face the same shape as the subject. Well, by
the way, China, they don't do food dice, they didn't
do the MRI and injections. They do have some problems
in the wet markets, that's real, and they do have
some very cruel food habits. That's real too. But how
interesting is it that a tyrannical regime with forced abortions
and prison camps and slave labor and vaccine passports, which,
by the way, the Cato Institute makes an argument for
meaning they're not actual libertarians. How interesting is it that
on a broad scale their food appears to be at
least they attempt to make it more healthy, albeit with
the wet markets and people that are not having access
to hygiene because of course nineties commedist party doesn't truly
care about human life. But here we are with an
argument against petroleum food dies coming out of our food
by the Cato Institute. And this is it going to
be now that we see on the steps of the
House Democrats getting vast bottles of food dye patrollum based
food dye and hugging it in a resistance act, resisting
Orange Man bad. I would love to see that we
should encourage that if Trump says it's good, it's bad,
so go chug that patroleum based food dye. This is
the Todd Herman Show. Please go be well, be strong,
be kind, and please make every effort to walk in
the light of Christ.