Speaker 1: So Canadian doctors are feeling some regrets for, you know,
killing people because they're poor or obese. Seems that that
whole thing about the slippery slope, that's real. But Trump
is Mussolini. So there's that. God just spoken to me
and said, hey, you didn't talk about Ozzy Osbourne? Yeah
to talk about Ozzy? No, No, Why would I talk about
as Osborne? Because he made it into the Rock and
Roll Hall of Fame. And I was wondering why I
saw so much Ozzy and social media. So what did
God want me to tell you? Well, I'll tell you
in just a second. We'll do this all with the
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Speaker 2: There's one disapproved by big pharma technocrats in tyren s
everywhere from the high mountains of Free America. Here's the
Emerald City EXI.
Speaker 1: Todd Herman. Today is a day the Lord has made
and these are the times through which God has decided
who shall live. So here's what just God put in
my mind. I had no intention of speaking about this
at all, and then boom there was in my head.
Ozzy Osbourne made it into the Rock and Roll Hall
of Fame. And just judged from a perspective of what
Black Sabbath did to music and what Ozzy Osbourne did
to it with as many iterations of himself, this deserved
Black Sabbath was fundamental to heavy metal, to dirge metal
too much, and they're also a satan. I don't know
that they all are, but I know that Tony Iomi
is the guitar player with the incredible gift of playing
though he has half fingers on one hand. I know
this because of what happened at our internet radio company.
Utterly was our moment. So back in the day when
we had our company called the Dial, my friend and
true I view him as not kind of a brother,
but a brother who's a home I got to live
in with his parents. His dad knew the music business
inside out record business, and my brother Matthew had been
a big deal in radio and records when he was
in that business himself. On his own. By the way,
his dad didn't do anything for him, He just introduced
him to people. Matthew got the jobs. So Matthew hooked
us up with record labels and agents, and we got
interviews that no one else got. So it had Elvis
Costello come into the studio. We had big names come
into the studio. We had Tony Iomi come into the studio,
the guitar player for Black Sabbath and an employe of ours. Kurt,
who was a friend at the time, was a kind
of lapsed Mormon. I guess you'd say Jack Mormon, but
loved Black Sabbath. So he got to do the interview
with Tony Iomi. And so they're sitting in our studio.
We had a showcase studio. This is what the venture
capitalist want us to build, was a studio up front,
so when we brought people through, they could see how
we did what we did, the content portion of what
we did, because truly we were a technology company that
provided content because no one else was doing it. And
here's Kurt and he's got his blonde hair and kind
of a heavier dude. I'm just trying to describe the scene.
I'm not body shaming Kurt Warworm these round glasses at
the time, and there's Tony Iomi Shocker dressed all in black,
little black eye makeup around the eyes and a upside
down cross, and Kurt says to him, Hey, Tony, you
remember back in the day when you guys had that
that stick where you sold your soul to the devil.
And Tony Umy said, oh no, may uh no, that
was not an act. No, no, we did that. Now
we sold ourselves. That's why we have what we have.
I was never an act. And Kurt just gulp. So
is their new music coming out? We talked later. I said, dude,
no follow up, Like Tony, you're you're going to be
a hell for the for eternity. You think that's going
to be a party. So I extend that into Ozzy,
maybe unfairly because Tony Umy's not Ozzy, So maybe Ozzy
Osborne's not satanic. Maybe. But if you saw that and
and you're happy that he made it into the Hall
of Fame, could I suggest please that you pray for
Ozzy Osbourne and his family, that you pray that he
would come to know Jesus so that Ozzie doesn't spend
the Trinity in hell. And I know someone we've never met,
But if his music meant anything to you, or means
anything to you, you just find him adorable. Would you
please please think about praying for him? Because evil loves
to masquerade as angels of lights. It loves that. That's
what Satan loves to do. He loves to sneak around
in the dark. And he works by degrees. He's been
working by degrees in Canada. And we've arrived at this
place now where doctors are expressing this regret for things
they never ever should have done. Sometimes you can just
see things coming. They are things you shouldn't shouldn't do,
you know. I think of this coffee company that's named
after a rifle and a rifle that's a certain color,
and they placed the flag. We're the Second Amendment coffee company.
That's who we are, baby, And I guess I've never
had the coffee, so to be fair, I've never tasted it.
And then when Kyle Rittenhouse was busily busy not being
murdered by a couple of pedophiles, as it were, and
he ended up shooting some people and killing some people
and injuring a guy shooting his arm off. Then that
same coffee company came and said, yeah, so we don't
think that's a good use of the Second Amendment. Whoops,
ran away became inconvenient. So unlike them, Bone Frog Coffee
will never run away from God Country Team, nor would
they run away from persistence. Tim's had a winery for years.
Tim Crookshank's the founder of CEO Bone Frog Coffee, and
he's a retired Navy seal. He'd been in Buds instructor.
He's done three deployments on our behalf. There was some
supply chain issues, some tech issues, and we haven't been
talking about the wine. Now they're back and Bone Frog
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And I don't drink wine. I don't care for wine.
I don't usually consume alcohol maybe once in the last
twenty years, actually once in the last twenty years. But
my friends love wine. My wife likes it. She loved
the Bone Frog wine. My daughter's not yet legally allowed
to drink, but it's Idaho. Who cares. She had a
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Bonefrogsellars dot com slash todd. This comes through the Daily
Mail via the Post Millennial that there are doctors now
finally beginning to express some regret around what they've been
doing this the ride up from the Post Millennial, Canadian
doctors find that morally distressing that the country's euthanasia program
titled Medical Assistance and Dying a MAID now if you
remove the I, which is actually a lower case, it
says MAD is now available to people who are not
just terminally ill, but simply unhappy with their life circumstances.
Physicians have expressed guilt of the program's expansion and their participation,
and that the Daily Mail reported in twenty twenty one,
can allow more people to be eligible for MAID, including
those with incurable but not necessarily terminal illnesses, leading to
thirty percent more people requesting physician assisted suicide. But documents
obtained by the Male revealed that many doctors are not
happy with the program's continual escalation towards more death. And
Ontario doctor shared how one of his patients had a
severe lung disease but really requested euthanasia, mostly because he's homeless,
in debt and cannot tolerate the idea of long term
care of any kind. Another doctor wonder if it was
morally acceptable for Maid to offer maid to one woman
who was fat and unhappy. Another woman was seeking assisted
suicide because she was grieving the loss of her husband.
Doctors cannot participate in this when it's being used in
this sense. Now understand something, and I get that this
is wildly controversial. And every time I speak of this,
someone writes me an angry email, and I get it,
and I welcome those emails. You can write me at
the Todd Herman Show dot com. I killed my dad.
I mean I didn't. He was going to die. His
kidneys has shut down, as liver was shut down, there
was no function in those organs. I made my dad
a promise that when it was past the point of
no return, I would see that it went quickly. I
made my dad that promise. Perhaps I shouldn't have made
that promise, but I did, and so I carried it out.
So I requested that the doctor give my dad massive
doses of morphine. And the doctor said, now you know
what that's going to do, what you're asking me to do.
I said, yes, I firmly understand that this could this
could hasten his death. He said, okay, well I'm going
to do this because I believe he might be in bank. Okay,
funny thing. God decides when we die. Now you can
push that along, and when you do that, you end
up murdering. So did I murder my dad? Debatable? Dad
didn't die when he was supposed to, even with all
the morphine. It was July fourth when the doctor came
into the room and our dad, my dad was sitting there.
We'd long ago turned off the alarms, et cetera. And
he walked in. We were all just sitting there and
the fireworks were going off in the background. And the
doctor came and said, I'm so sorry. I didn't know
your dad a long time, but he seemed like a
great guy. I said, no, no, he's still alive. He goes, what, No,
it's not possible. I go, no, he's still alive. It's
all this morphine have been given him. And he goes
over and he checks my dad. He goes, yeah, he's
still breathing. And he goes, wait, is July fourth an
important holiday with your family? Said yes, my dad and
I his favorite holiday together. Oh, your dad's not gonna
died in July fourth. He wouldn't do that to you.
When it's July fifth, Tell your dad, I said, Well
he hear me. He goes, probably, I don't know, but
tell him. Great doctor. So July fifth came, I told
my dad, you did it. Thank you. We got one
last Fourth of July together, and ultimately he died about
six hours later, six hours later, and of course then
later you know the story that I met my dad's soul.
So I participated in this, but not because my dad
was fat, he was obese, not because my dad was depressed.
He was depressed, not because my dad himself he had
although being in the hospital for all that time actually
actually kind of cured about that because he had so
many people come to visit him to celebrate what they'd done,
what he had done for them as a social worker,
as an uncle, as a dad, as a friend. And
he had a better self esteem that he was dying
than when he lived, so one of the great miracles
of God. But I'd prayed to God that my dad
would learn how much he was loved and how sick
he was, and God said done, all things delivered. Had
my dad come to me when he was fat and
unhappy and said I'm depressed and I want to kill myself,
I would have said, no, will you rush morphine into
my body?
Speaker 2: No.
Speaker 1: He used to say things like, look, I just want
you to take me out and drop me off in
the woods and let me freeze to death. No, freezing
to death is actually a peaceful way to go. No, Dad, No,
not doing it. But when his kidneys had shut down
and his liver had shut down, and those three organs
were dead and there was no chance of them coming back, Yes,
I assisted him in dying. He didn't commit suicide. It
wasn't suicide. I did it. The doctor did it, and
I feel okay about that. But we were not a system.
Canada built a system for this government systems always grow,
They always metastasize, they always seek more, because in government,
more is power. Microsoft, we had this thing where the
number of heads you had communicated your power heads meeting
people who work for you. I remember talking to a
friend of mine. He was a VP there and I
saw him in Los Angeles and he had actually moved
on I think it was at Yahoo, and I just
saw him in this restaurant, walked over and sat down
with him. Hey, here, you're doing great things at Microsoft.
Good job, you got a team. I said, yeah, man,
I've got seven people working for me. He said, okay,
now that's great that you're moving up and you deserve it.
I go, you're laughing at seven people. He goes, yeah, dude,
you don't get any respect until it's seventy. They didn't
even start counting at his heads until it's seventy. Okay,
so seventies when I have juice, Yeah, it's about seventy heads.
You get one forty. Now you got real juice. Government's
not different. How many people work in your organization, how
many people are under you, What is your annual budget?
How do you expand that when you add that to
the fact that there are people at the top of Canada,
just like there's people at the top of the states
who want to see a decrease in population. They state
it out loud every time they get a chance. You
can see why this is all expanding. So to the
doctors who are regretting this now, God bless you for
regretting it. What other ways are you aiding death? And
how are you willing to act to stop this? Maybe
you could speak out like you're doing now. Except in Canada,
there are groups after groups after a group warning about
what the dictator of Canada wants to do with the
Online Harm Act. The Online Harm Act is going to
weaponize courts against Canadians. There's a group called the Democracy Fund.
It has a twenty six page long brief and some
of the dangers posed by this the Online Harms Act.
It's about protecting kids because Justin Trudeau, who's a champion
of perverse pornographic sex said in schools, wants to protect kids.
He's obsessed with protecting kids. The guy who put a
father in jail because he wouldn't pretend that his party
in prison because he wouldn't pretend that his daughter is
a boy is deeply concerned about kids. He wants to
help the kids. What this is about, is of course,
criminalizing speech like these doctors speaking out and saying I
regret being part of that good thing. Nothing like that
can ever happen in the United States, except if Trump
comes in because he's Mussolini. No, now it's Mussolini. I'll
show you this in a second. Size sometimes corrupts, right,
more and more success can often corrupt people, particularly in business,
because money comes so so easy. I'll never forget the
pushback I got from a VP at Microsoft when I
did not want to fly to Britain. I didn't want
to fly to England, not that close to Christmas, not
on one day's notice, not when all I could get
was first class, and literally like maybe two or three
days notice, maybe being hyperbolic with one that I go, look,
the one ticket is a twenty five thousand dollars stink
in playing ticket. And I wrote to the VP, go, hey,
my boss can't even improve this. My boss's boss can't
approve this. You need to approve it. And I knew
this guy is good guy SVP, actually corporate VP, corporate SVP.
And he wrote back, I said, but this cost is
I got to tell you it cost twenty five thousand
bucks this plane ticket, And he said, what's your point, Ah,
it's a twenty five thousand dollar plane ticket. It's a
fifteen million dollar deal. What do I care? Fair enough,
But that sort of size corrupts because you can hide
so much corruption within that size. Small is better, particularly
when you're talking about something you're gonna put on your body.
Alan soap is small, first of all, because they're legitimately
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com slash todd. This is from the Atlantic. It's Anne Applebomb,
and an Applebaum has just the derangement syndrome super bad.
Trump is speaking like Hitler, Stalin and Mussolini. The former
president has brought the humanizing language into American presidential politics.
You know, he goes out and calls people deplorables, bitter clingers,
things like that such. Meanwhile, someone who's not Mussolini is
Joe Biden and the people who run him, who are
right now illegally holding Steve Bannon in prison. See he
qualifies for the first step tack. He could be released.
And remember like no cash bail, we can get people
out of prison. So he's not being released even though
he qualifies to that, and even the prison warden has
apparently come out and admitted yes, Steve Bannon, he he,
he should be out of prison. So I want you
to know that there is a statement been released on this.
The prisons want you to know what's going on with
this guy, Steve Bannon. First of all, lets you and
I imagine together why this guy might be in prison.
Speaker 2: The CIA, the FBI, the DNI, that's CIA.
Speaker 1: All of them.
Speaker 2: And we're gonna.
Speaker 3: Release every single person that either traffic people or look
the other way to traffic people.
Speaker 1: We're gonna put it all out for the American people,
all of it. Yeah, they have to understand something. We're
gonna hit you with a blow torch. Okay, no more games.
We're gonna hit you with a blow torch. That blow torch.
Speaker 3: We're gonna not just deconstruct it, We're gonna rip it apart.
Speaker 1: Talking about the administrative states, I don't think he meant
assassinating people with blowtorches, although that charge has been made.
Maybe that's why, maybe that's why he's in prison. No, no, no,
he defied a congressional subpoena from the very constitutional was
it JA six committee, very constitutional committee that ignored exculpatory
evidence and then destroyed evidence. Very constitutional, super super duper.
This is from CNN. Steve Banning to be released from
prison next week, Bureau of Prison says despite his attempts
for earlier exit, Steve bann In, the right wing podcaster
and former Donald Trump ad is set to get out
of front of prison next Tuesday, despite repeated attempts he
and his legal defense team have for him to be
released earlier. The Brew of Prisons set in a letter
to Bannon on Monday that is really state will remain
October twenty nine. Is originally said that means he will
serve as four hundred and twenty day sentence for contempt
of Congress behind bars. Since learning in recent days he
may be eligible to move to home confinement, Bannon has
accused the Bureau of Prisons of political interference, and his
attorney's been advocating both in court and to prison officials
for leniency. The acting warden of the Low Security Federal
Correctoral Institute in Danbury, Connecticut, wrote to Bannon's lawyers on
Monday that there there wasn't enough time to arrange for
Bannon to move to home confinement in Washington d C.
Home confinement was a possibility for the former White House
advisor because of a provision for some first step federal
offenders under the Trump era First Step Act. Mister Bannon
has insufficient time on his set to process a referral
because they were surprised that October twenty ninth came. They
didn't in the one hundred and twenty days he'd been
in there. They didn't have time to plan for him
to be able to, you know, get a ride from
Connecticut to Washington, d C. Which could take several hours.
It's so good that we have a government that's willing
to be that utterly transparent with us, and it's so
interesting that they expect us to go. That makes sense. Okay,
thank you for telling me. Size really can have that effect.
You can just hide so much in size. Oh, we're
just super stupid. We don't know how to get people
from Connecticut to DC. Marjorie Taylor Green. He's one of
those crazy people who continues to make unfounded allegations about
opportunities for vote fraud. I forget what day it is.
Is it tuesday? It's Tuesday. I think we talked earlier
about the ballots that doesn't gone missing. So there'll be
a show coming out later today, The three story show
where in Michigan they just lost a whole bunch of ballots,
just entire, entire car load of ballots, no stink and
clue where they went. Came from the Federalist Logan Washburn
October sixteen, twenty twenty four. Grands Rapids, Michigan has lost
a tray of absentee ballots. City clerk Joel Hondorp told
the Federalists the city's investigating, but does not know where
the ballots went. Voters are calling saying, hey, we didn't
receive our ballots and said there's a tray of ballots
that were set to be mailed out. Looks like it
might have got to the post office. We're trying to
figure out what the disconnect is. Maybe they'll get there
if there's enough time, because they didn't have time to
get banned out of prison. But maybe it'll get there.
So Marjorie Taylor Green is calling this out and she
made a video about this. She was on with Alex Jones,
who's unbanned. By the way, remember that that when they
banned Alex Jones, it was going to just be Alex Jones.
Let's say about this in a second. There's things that
are banned in our country that shouldn't be. You could
you could right now be in this audience, in this
podcast family. You could have a surgery scheduled let's say
two weeks from now, and let's go through the process
of what that means for you and something that's banned.
So that means you go in probably five o'clock in
the morning, they go through, they shave that area, you know,
the drill. If you've not been through surgery, that's what
they do. Eventually they drug you. It's not sleep. It's
the grossest thing. Waking up from that stuff. It is
gross because it's not sleep. And I was under for
my sinus surgery. I was under for six hours. I've
never felt worse. Waking up from that took me days
to actually wake up. There's all that risk. My surgeon
in the case of my my sinuses said yeah, we're
going to be right up against your brain. I got
to be really really careful out there. Yeah, please do.
And then from my shoulder surgeries it was similar, maybe
not as bad, but you could have that scheduled right now.
What if I could say, something could swoop in and
it turns out you don't need to be cut open,
you don't need to be put under.
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Marjorie Taylor Green is one of them crazy ladies going
out there talking about some form of election integrity my district.
Speaker 3: And so Whitfield County someone posted up that when they
went to vote in Whitfield County here in Georgia's fourteenth district.
Now remember we're a swing state and we need everyone
to vote in my district. And so they went to vote,
and we have the dominion machines and you mark, you
go through and you mark President, you mark you know
for Congress, that would be me.
Speaker 2: You vote.
Speaker 3: They marked Donald Trump, and they've marked who they were
voting for the rest of the way down their ballot
on the machine. Then when they're finished, the machine prints
their ballot a paper copy, a printed copy, and each
voter has to review that printed copy to make sure
that it has selected the candidates that they want to
vote for. And so when this voter printed their ballot
and they looked, it had changed. It was not Donald Trump,
it was not me, and it was not the other
ones they had voted for. It had switched. And so
they went up to one of the election workers and
they said, here's the problem. The machine switched it and
the printed my printed ballot. I did not vote for
these people. So they had to start over, and they
went through it several times, and it kept on making
the same error, kept on.
Speaker 2: Switching the votes.
Speaker 3: And so this is something we're just starting to look
into today because I just found out about it this
morning before I came on your show today. But we
will be following up and I'll be talking to election
workers and officials here in the district and making sure
that this happens, that these these these ballots are correct,
because that's extremely concerning. It sounds similar to what we
heard in twenty twenty. But there's other things that I'm
concerned about, Alex. Here in Georgia we fixed our voting laws,
but states that did not fix their voting loss of Pennsylvania, Arizona, Wisconsin, Michigan,
extremely important swing states. They never fix our election loss
after twenty twenty. And then you add on to that
the amount of concerns that we have about people being
sent emails overseas telling them how to obtain an absentee
ballot and telling them how to mail to send it
in by email, literally sending it in electronically, how to
vote in our elections from overseas. The list goes on
and on and on, and then you add on the
number of illegal aliens that we are concerned voting in
our elections. There's a good reason why people are skeptical.
There's a good reason why people don't trust our elections.
Speaker 1: Right, if they wanted people to trust the elections, they
would make the elections trustworthy. Why wouldn't they want people
to trust the elections. Well, let's boil right back up
to the top. One day, I think there's going to
be elected officials who, like the doctors in Canada, are
going to say, you know what, I regret being part
of that system. Because remember, Canada built a system. It
started with this idea that some individual doctors would help
people who were near the end of life, like my
dad was. I mean, he was going to die in
the next twenty four hours. He had no kid need function,
no liver function. So in that case, it was a
son keeping a promise to a father and a doctor
agreeing to participate in that knowing that this man was
not going to live and knowing that my dad would
end up drowning in his own body fluids, which I
refused to have me the case, refuse to have my
dad in distress. Why that expanded then when systems were
built around this in Canada. From an individual doctor making
a heart wrenching choice to help someone end their life
because they're terminal and then great pain, it expanded into
a system that needed to expand because it needed more power.
Because these systems always seek more power, so it needed
more employees. To justify more employees, they found more people
to kill. As they were killing more people, forces that
want to see a decrease in population came along and
poured money into this and attention into this. Now they
had real power. Now people who are sat and fat
and sad can go in and say please kill me.
Are nineteen and poor. There was a woman who's nineteen
and poor and she was asking for assisted suicide in Canada,
so are voting systems. There were companies that wanted to
make money doing voting through technology, voting online. Friend of mine,
dear dear friend, I dearly love, he's a big proponent
of this stuff. I'm not because they don't want the
profit motive near our elections. There's already profit motive near
our elections through government. Look at all the money poured
into elections already a profit motive there. So why add
profit motive on top of profit motive? And then why
this why introduce complexity? Code is complex, election hardware is complex.
A piece of paper and your dots on it is
not complex. The more complexity in this situation, the more
opportunity you have to hide fraud. So you go back
to Michigan, we lost a tray of ballots where they
mostly Republican or Democrat, Uh don't know. In the separate
country of Washington State, you can identify by sh by
looking into the ballot window on ballots to go out,
By shaking it around, you can tell if it's a
Republican or Democrat ballot. Consequently, when you send it back
you can know. So if you are in dishonest postal clerk,
you can go ooh, Republican ballots. I'll throw these away.
That's complexity introduced into this. When you get into voting machines,
you introduce complexity. And within complexity you can hide fraud.
You can hide it as incompetence. Wow, it's accidentally changing votes. Golly,
that's so weird. We'll get on that. Complexity always happens
with technology. This morning, our stupid, cheap, little forty five
dollars coffee machine that makes my beloved bone Frog coffee
at four point thirty in the morning, at four fifteen am,
it steamed, it was making its noise. I went over
to get the coffee, and no liquid was going into
the coffee pot. And I looked in that little the
little faucet that was pointed. It was right in the
right area, but it wasn't going in. Why Because there's complexity,
So what do I use pour over? If they wanted
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Speaker 1: So here's the way I think they benefit from the doubt.
They know that they've got the mockingbird media on their side,
they know they've got academia on their side. So when
there's doubt in the election system, when it's a Democrat
who wins, well, it's very dangerous you communicating that doubts.
That's sarcastic terrorism, that's a literal insurrection. So when a
Democrat wins, the mockingbirds say to the victims of the
Democrat media, that was the safest but secure election industry.
And the victims of the mockingbird media go yeah. And
yet there's all this disinformation swirling around. They like the
conservatives doubt the election outcome. Here's why people when they
get to that level of doubt, some people will say
it doesn't matter. So the protests the broken system, the
purposely broken system by not using it. I don't use
traditional healthcare. I try to avoid it. I don't have
a general practitioner. I'm my own general contractor. I avoid
corrupt systems all I can. We can wish all day
long that our system wasn't corrupt, and it is. If
you're in a red state, it's better. I like the
election security and integrity of Idaho, far better than the
complete purposeful lack of it in the separate country of Washington.
And I still want you to vote. Here's why. The
phrase evangelically is this, But God, God I believe saved
President Trump for a reason. God I believe, does not
like election thievery. You shall not steal. So what about
this when we vote? What if you put a cloak
of protection on your vote? What if you invoke the
delegated powers the Lord Jesus gave us, as Christians who
follow him, to put a cloak of protection around your ballot?
Did it be honestly counted that we have an honest
election return. Things are close, they tell us. Sometimes it
doesn't look like it. Sometimes you look at Nate Silver's forecast.
For instance, early this week, Nate for the first time
has said that he was the New York Times guy
that everyone thinks is five thirty eight. Mister, mister statistics
that President Trump was in a lead nationally for the
first time in his modeling. It was very close. Forty
nine point five percent for Kamala Harris, point two percent
for President Trump, so statistically a tie in it. It's
the first time that Nate Silver's model has shown this.
And then let's remember all of this is in fact secondary,
all of it. In Ephesians chapter six, verse twelve, we
were reminded of this, for we do not wrestle against
flesh and blood, but against the rulers, against the authorities,
against the cosmic powers over this present darkness, against the
spiritual forces of evil in the heavenly places. Vote stealing
is stealing. It comes from coveting the sin of the mind,
than a sin of action. My suggestion is all of us,
all of us remember the delegated powers through Jesus Christ,
not ours, but his, and let us pray cloaks of
protection around all of our votes. This is the Todhomer Show.
Please go, be well, be strong, be kind, and please
make every effort to walk in the light of Jesus Christ.