Speaker 1: What's the big commonality between the lady who was shot
in Minnesota by a DHS officer and George Floyd. Well,
she wasn't black. There's no indication that she was a
fentanyl addict. There's no indication that she at one point
had held a gun to the belly of a pregnant woman.
But there is a huge commonality, and it's a commonality
that's going to be ignored by both sides. Really, so
as they're going to have the arguments about use of force,
was it justified? The left already decided it wasn't. The
right has already decided that it is. Somewhere in the middle.
There may be truth, and then there's the video, and
there's this law, and then there's court precedents which should
decide this. The left doesn't want that to be the case.
So what is this major commonality. We'll talk about this
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Speaker 1: Today is the day the Lord has made, and these
are the times through which God has decided we shall live.
You ever have a police officer draw a weapon on you.
It happened to me one time, and we were sixteen
or seventeen. I was in Spokane, Washington, in the valley,
and it was with my friend who's become my brother.
His parents have been kind enough to call me a
fourth son. I considered them adopted parents in a way,
godparents really. And we'd been downtown kicking arounds, probably going
to the Magic Lantern Theater and drinking espresso and trying
to be hipsters, even though I was a jock and
he was a straight a student and a Catholic. So
we stopped at a seven eleven and we went into gets.
His thing was he'd be so embarrassed by this tangy taffy.
My thing was bar nuns. Remember those chocolate bars so good?
So we stopped in to get that junk. This was
on pines and thirty seconds, and when we started to
going to the seven eleven, we looked and there were
guys trying to break in to the back door. So
they had a crowbar. They're trying to suppry the door open,
and guys our age, maybe a little older, clearly trying
to steal beer. That's everybody do. That's where the cooler was,
that's where the kegs where you watched the trucks bring
the kegs in and the cases of beer. So we
go and we buy our stuff, and we told the guy, hey,
by the way, there's someone trying to break in to
your store. Back then. They're trying to pry in, and
he somehow got it in his head that it was us,
and so he said, do you stay here? Don't you leave?
And we said, well, we're you know, we're not the
ones doing it. We're telling you and I'm calling the police. Okay,
you should because there's someone trying to break and don't
you leave. I'm going to tell the police. I've got
your license plate number. So we went out to my
friend's dad's great, big, huge SUV before they were called SUV's,
we called it an urban assault vehicle, and we sat
down and in a little while, no sounds, just lights,
two officers pull up and they sat there for a bit,
and having decided they'd sat there long enough, I popped
out of the car and two officers drew down on
me and I put my hands up and I was
looking at them, and it was turn around. Put your
hands behind your heads, get up against the truck. Face
the truck. Don't you move. Officer came over and said,
I'm gonna take control of your hands. Pulled my hands down.
Do you have any weapons, No, sir, anything that's gonna
hurt me, anything that sharp, no, sir. And he frisked me.
He told Matthew, we're going to take a look through
your car. They decided they had probable cause to do that.
That they did that. There was nothing illegal in there.
The officers didn't listen to us. I said, we saw
what was going on. We reported it to him. It
was not us. And one of the officers took me
aside and said, don't you ever ever do that again.
Don't you ever jump out of a car. Don't you
ever do that. We could have decided to shoot you.
So since that point, and I've been lectured by my uncle,
who was a career police officer, traffic stop hands at
ten and two, You don't move your hands. The officer
comes up, asks license, registration, proof of insurance, you ask
him before you reach. This has been my habit. It's
in my glovebox. May reach. And I'm one of those guys.
And I know there's arguments about this that sometimes people
who are concealed control advocates say, don't ever admit to
having a gun, or don't ever don't don't don't ever
offer the information. Selficer asks, yes, you could admit it,
and should, but don't ever volunteer the information. I volunteer it.
I consider it to be almost human decency. And if
the officer were to say, okay, so I want to
look through the weapon, I would say do you have
probable cause for that? Because if informative or it is
it's here, I'm not going to reach it. I never
want to harm you anybody, but unless you have probable cause,
now I'm not going to have you to take a
look at the weapon. So what's this big commonality? This
lady had a gun drawn on her. Had I gotten
shot that night, I don't know that would have been justified.
It was on arms, wasn't rushing, the officer, wasn't trying
to drive into him, had to turn around and run.
He probably couldn't have legally shot me. So what's this
big commonality between this woman and George Floyd. Well, one
of them is how they're going to be used. This
is already happening, I guarantee, and you know this, and
I know this. There are our lawyers lining up to
go to the family to say, what do you say
to a billion dollars? You know? And I know that.
There are pr teams run by the Democrat Party who
are in touch with her family members. They're looking for
the most filmable of her family members, the most sympathetic
of her family members. They're going to coach them, give
them a little crash course on what's called rude QA.
They're going to send them out in all of this
in service of Orange Man Bad. So there's a really
disturbing commonality here, and part of it has to do
with the atmosphere that's now going to be created. And
we can take looks back, and we should and we
will in a second. We can look around this. We
don't need to look at her, and there'll be time
to do that because there's some things that she's apparently
said online that indicate to me, not only was she
spirit Chief fallen, she was gladly spirit Chief fallen, enthusiastically so.
And if these are things are genuinely from her social
media that you'll get into next week, then she was
enthusiastically happy to talk about hating God and wanting to
mock him. And God will not be mocked. So what's
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of the Todd Hermanshaw family. Let's look around this, lady.
Let's look at some of the environment. What was the
environment with George Floyd permissiveness. George Floyd was a repeat felon.
George Floyd did, in fact put a pistol to the
belly of a pregnant woman. And there he was out
walking around free. And with this sudden concern came up
about George Floyd, and everyone was concerned about George Floyd.
And look at the tragedy of George Floyd. That was
too late, because somewhere along the line there was a
tragedy of a little boy named George Floyd who was
going off the rails. Where was the church community to
come and say, hey, George, Jesus loves you. You were
made in his image and loved by him. I mean,
Georgie wants you to be part of the family. But
you come back to church. Where were the neighborhoods filled
with men to pour into him. Now, I'm not saying
that didn't happen. Indications are that it didn't. When he
was destroying himself with drugs, who stepped in It was permissiveness.
Should he have been out having taken a woman captive,
threatening to end the life of her unborn baby and
probably her permissiveness? Why well, because he was black, So permissiveness.
Look at the permissiveness that surrounds what is being done
to our immigration officers permissiveness? And you know, uh posted
a tweets he says he's identified this woman who instructed
her comrades to physically obstruct her courthouse. Her name is
according to Andy Brenna O'Connor or also known as Ramlow,
who works in the Hennepin County Public Defender's Office as
a lawyer. Anything I don't know, I say, we line
up right across these and block these doors. I'm touching him.
What man, wasn't our right? I refuse said misdemeanor bail
seventy eight dollars exactly is the minimum bail. Make sure
you have some cash on you, make sure that you
get yourselves out room. Whoa north deal with this abstracty
that has their restaisant. It's going to be a party
in term permissiveness. So you're obstructing federal officers from carrying
out their constitutionally appointed duties. And it's fun and you know,
says that Brenda Snow Ramlow, the Minnesota lawyer, tried to
organize rioters to surround an obstructive federal courthouse on January seventh,
twenty twenty six. Was arrested in twenty nineteen in Ramsey County, Minnesota,
on accusation of driving under the influence. In November twenty
twenty one, bren Brenna Snow Ramlow, the Minnesota lawyer, tried
to organize rioters round an obstructed in Minneapolis CoA Courthouse,
was suspended from the practice of law after shenored in
order to appear at the New Hampshire Supreme Courts permissiveness
and in steps of woman in Minnesota. And here's the
big commony. We're getting to permissiveness. That's one of them.
George Floyd shouldn't have been out. George Floyd decided to
take fetanol. She decided to go to this area. Now
she has constitution right had because she's dead, a constitutional
right to speak out against this, to protest, to carry signs,
to post on social media, to obstruct an officer. That's
not constitution permitted. You don't get to do that. Now.
Going back to my personal experience, if when I popped
out of that truck and the two officers drew down
on me and I didn't put my hands up, I
just kept my hands up my side and they said
hands up, And I said, Nazis, I would have been
making a different decision. We said, hands up, Nazis, What
decision did I make? Escalating? They are going to seize me?
At that point, if I turned and ran, they still
wouldn't have had constitutional right to shoot me because I
wouldn't have displayed a weapon. I don't think they could
reasonably say their lives were in danger. But what if
I stepped to them? What if I stepped like this? Nazis?
Now what Michael Brown, who was used to kick off
some of the Black Lives Matter Incorporated stuff. Michael Brown
was two times my size and athleticism, and when he
reached into an officer's car and grabbed his surface weapon
service weapon and fired it in an attempt to take
that officer's life, and then turned around and walked away.
When he turned around, the officer decided to pursue him
because that man was clearly a danger to people. He'd
already assaulted a store clerk, and he was walking away,
and that officer said come back, and you're under arrest.
Michael Brown did not put his hands up. Even even
Barack Obama's DOJ came back and said he didn't put
his hands up. He didn't say don't shoot. He went
at the officer. He had already tried to choke him.
He had already grabbed his surface weapon in his car
and fired it. He walked towards that officer. He could
have put his hands up, got down on his knees,
turned around, and Michael Brown would be live today. Maybe
with an NFL contract, he'd be a pulling guard. He
made a different decision. See here's the commonality Michael Brown,
George Floyd, and this woman. And I'm choosing to have
to say her name because they're going to try to
make her the martyr. They decided to do something. The
US Constitution says that a police officer, it's not the
Constitution that says this is an AI search US constitution,
a police officer conshrut a fleeing suspect. It's not what
the Constitution says. It's interpreted case law around this that
taken out of the Constitution and what officers can and
cannot do. It's case law that created this. There's a
landmark Supreme Court case Tennessee versus Gardner, nineteen eighty five,
refined by Graham versus Connor nineteen eighty nine and Scott
versus Harrods in two thousand and seven. So effectively, this
there's three bullet points, so to speak, bad pond unintended.
That indicates an officer can shoot a fleeing suspect an officer,
but he was deadly forced to prevent escape. Only if
Item one significant threat the officer has probable cause to
believe the suspect posts this significant threat of death or
serious physical injury to the officer or others. Okay, Michael Brown,
huge man, highly athletic, incredibly strong, already tried to take
an officer's life with the officer's service weapon, refusing orders,
walking towards the officer in an aggressive fashion, refusing to stop,
refusing to kneel. That officer had a reason to believe
his life was in danger, in the lives of others. Now,
he wasn't fleeing, he was going at the officer. George
Floyd was resisting arrest. He didn't get shot, he got
put on the ground. I don't believe Derek Schavan choked
him out by the way. I don't think the autopsy
report shows that at all. His airway was not constricted.
Horrible to watch if that doesn't hurt your heart. Pray
for mercy to whom If you supply mercy, you will
receive it. That was hard to watch. It's hard to
watch it, Dude, die. Hard to watch this lady die
should be Jesus wept at Lazarus's tomb. Death was not
part of the plan. We brought that upon ourselves. Second
bullet points in necessity, the use of deadly force is
necessary to prevent the escape. In the case of this woman,
what was the officer to do to prevent her from escaping?
He'd already determined. I think that she posed a significant
significant threat of death or serious physical going to to
the officer of others why, because they had been to
her car and said stop. Christynoman has been talking about
what they said to her. She made a decision to
not stop. She made a decision to try to drive away.
Is an officer in front of her car and here's
what the left saying. Well, she wasn't directly in front
of the car, she wasn't right in the middle of
the hood. So what was the officer to do? Lift
the car up, kick it over, bite the wheels, deflate them.
Some warning has been given if feasible is the third
bullet point, stop, get out, And it may not be
feasible to render warning when someone's driving a car at you.
Tennessee versus Gardner ruled that the shooting and unarmed non
dangerous suspect fleeing on foot is an unreasonable seizure undo
the fourth Amendment okay. Unarmed fleeing on foot okay. Graham
versus Connor nineteen eighty nine established the reasonableness of a
particular use of force must be judge from the perspective
of a reasonable officer on the scene, rather than with
twenty twenty high. So let's go back to my personal example.
If I had said when the officers said, hands up,
if I'd said Nazis and walk towards the officers stop, stop,
hands up, down on your knees, Nazis. And now my
hands are up. At that point, what does a reasonable
officer think, Well, this kid's nuts or he's high or both.
He's coming at us. Used to force at that point?
What one officer holsters and comes at me physically? The
other brings the gun out that they bring out pepper spray.
I don't think they had that. Then I know they
didn't have tasers. Night stick? Okay, fair game, what's the
reason we're response when there's a car coming at you?
Have you ever been hit by a car that happens
pretty fast? I was goofing with my cousin Eddie, who's
more like a brother to me. We had quarterbadge at
race cars, and we were out at the racetrack and
Eddie was coming off from a race and I decided
to stand in front of him a goofy. Hey, I'm
gonna juke you. I'm left, I'm gonna go right. And
Eddie panicked and he ran over me. And this was
a little tiny quartermage that came up this high to
me split my lip open. I still have a tooth
that's not in the right place. It hurt. A reasonable
officer with someone driving a car who is refusing orders
might say, sheep might kill us. That might be reasonable.
So there's this huge commonality George Floyd Michael Brown in
this Lady, and it's still not the ones that people
are really gonna admit to, but it's a huge, huge,
huge commonality. I'm thinking of a movie called Grizzly Man.
You ever watched that? Nuts crazy? And if you watch
it be ready for some weirdness and a very sad story.
And this guy sadly decided to bring someone else into
a sad story. So I'll tell you why that's occurring
to me this morning. I'll tell you about another situation
where I didn't get drawn down on by an officer.
I got slapped around on the side of the street
by a cop. Now, in that case, I got very
near to the same dynamic that I'm saying exists within
the case of Michael Brown and George Floyd and this
woman from Minnesota. Very close, not quite there, but very close.
We'll talk about these things in a second. Grizzly man
in that other situation, then I'll tell you what this
commonality is in my mind? Does this seem I'm just
throwing this out here since this happened in Minnesota and
the Black Lives Matter Incorporated thing got kicked off in Minnesota,
and Tim Maltz is saying that the state of Minnesota
is now at war with the federal government, and Jacob Fray,
the so called mayor of Minneapolis, who's really the mayor
of Somalia junior? Is he when he's coming out and
saying DHS officers need to stay the f out. Does
this seem like twenty twenty again? Does it seem like
they're gonna now try to get street rights in every
city that they're going to reactivate Black Lives Matter Incorporator
and Antifa. Of course they are. The midterms are coming.
They got what they wanted. They got a dead person.
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twenty five three eight. So the show Grizzly Man dude
decided to go up into Alaska and hang out with
bears because he had a special way to connect with
grizzly bears. So he goes to Alaska. He lives around bears.
He observes them, and he gets closer and closer and
closer to the bears, and he's filming this and this
guy had an obsession with bears. Then he decides he
wants to live around the bears. So he starts to
camp around the bears. He starts to camp at the
water sites where he knows they fish. He starts to
camp on trails where his nose he's going to see them,
and he becomes convinced, Oh, look they like me, I'm
one of them. He had this obsession and he got
interviewed like what do you do. Oh, I just go
hang out with grizzlies. It's called grizzly Man. Then he
decided to have his girlfriend come up with him and
stay on a grizzly trail near their fishing site, their
feeding site, their home. One of the last videos that
guy made was him swimming in the river with a
grizzly right there, and the grizzly was bothered. You could
see the grizzly going, what are you doing? And God
knows why he had stayed alive that long. The grizzlies
had plenty of food. They were full, There were fish,
food was plentiful. He was around healthy, healthy grizzlies. They
maybe thought, man, don't eat that guy. He's nuts, something's
wrong with his meat. So the grizzly is crawling up,
climbing up the side of the river, the river bank,
and this guy slaps the grizzly's bottom a couple of
times and the grizzly turns around at him. Part of
me wants to say it was a Jack Sparrow thing,
remember Jack Sparrow pirate. And the grizzly turns around with us,
look like grizzly And if you don't know This isn't
HYPERBOLEA a grizzly can take your head off with the
swipe of his paw. That's not hyperbole. Oh and if
you don't know, they don't. Sometimes they decide not to
kill you right away. They're super disable. You want to
know what they do. Then they peel your skin. They
eat your skin first. Sometimes they eat you from the
belly out. So he got at and then his girlfriend
got at because he had this obsession. No one told him.
Now he's the clearest example of this commonality. Now, those
of us who are sane and reasonable look at that
and say, dude, do you understand what grizzlies do? Do
you understand? Oh no, no, I hang out with them
all the time. Do you understand what cops are going through?
Cops have to have more judgment than grizzlies. There are all,
after all, human beings. Those off who are Christians cannot murder.
We're told you shall not murder. It's not you shall
not defend your life. That's not what the Ten Commandments say.
So this environment, these guys are literally hitler. They wake
up in the morning and say, how many and brown
and black people can we capture and send to whatever
country we want, how can we go out today and
hunt black people. In the case of Michael Brown and
George Floyd, there's been a report circulating about hundreds of
thousands of unarmed black guys being shot by cops every year.
That was never the case. It never got near the case.
It turned out to be something like three hundred people,
and unarmed didn't necessarily mean unendangerous. In fact, it wasn't
even three hundred. It was far below that, something well
well below that. And incidentally, then all the statistics came
out that black cops are more likely to sh shoot
black suspects and white cops. But this was the environment
cops like to get up, They wake up in the
morning and they go hunting black people to shoot. And
in the case of a dhas officers, they have been unalived,
They've been targeted and assassinated. They have been run in
too by people in cars and other people in other
cars got out with long guns and attempted to take
them out. They're being docked and targeted. You had a
president just about taken out twice. Charlote Kirk was taken out.
You had an officeholder in Minnesota taken out. You have
officeholders on the left saying, if you come to Minnesota
and you're a DHS officer, you might get killed. You're
building up an environment a permissiveness, and beyond permissiveness, extremeness, extremity,
you have people believing that we have to stop this
because we are literally dealing with the Third Reich. These
are literal death camps. It's a literal holocaust. It's a
literal disappearing of United States citizens. We have to go
do this. And so this woman is brought into this
circumstance or brings yourself into it, and she has this
huge commonality with George Floyd's and Michael Brown and her
and just about me. In nineteen ninety six in Utah,
I was test driving a car with my friends and
radio counterpart Rick. It was a red car. I was
going to trade in my prelude, which was a conservative
looking blue car. I shouldn't have traded in. It was
paid off, and she just kept driving the thing. Nice car.
I don't even know why I want to trade it in.
So it was that this sponsor that we worked with,
and so it's test driving again. I was going a
little fast. I wasn't crazy speed them It was forty
five and I was going maybe fifty. But I was
weaving through cars because I'm that way, or used to be.
I got to be the first at the lights. It's
part of my personality. So I'd weave around a little
bit and maybe not leave all the room you might.
They didn't think I was cutting people off, but I
was driving that way. And I got through the stop
light and we were stopped and a guy came up
and he happened to be black, and he started hammering
out my window. Hammer on my window, get out, get out,
and he was enraged, and I thought I'd rather not
get out hammering on the window, get out, get out
of the car. And then I looked and he had
a what this pouch is called hip pouch, and that's
a great place to carry a weapon. And I thought,
h nope, I'm not arms and I don't want to
get into shootouts and I'm not getting out. Then he
produced a badge. I'm a police officer. Get out of
the car. Okay, in the car off, hands up. I obeyed.
He told me to get out, and when I got out,
he pushed me in the chest. He goes, you think
you're tough, no, officer, I do not. You're driving like
a maniac. Whack slaps me in the face. You think
you're tough. You want to hit the officer. No, officer,
I do not. I do not give me your license,
give me a license. You didn't ask for insurance anything,
and gave me my a license. This all happened across
the street from the car lot. Everybody watched this. Rick
watched this. There were like seven witnesses. He let me go.
I was pretty shaken. And when he drove away, I
saw a license plate and made note of it, and
it spelled out black Night. And this is a double entendre.
Sometimes cops in Los Angeles were called black Knights, but
there was something else. Rodney King was going to have
a black Knight. So I went on the radio and
I talked about this what happened, and I had someone
from the Eternal Affair's Division of this assault. LA City
Police Department called me afterwards and say, hey, that's a
really bad story. We want to hear it. Would you
come in and make a report. Sure, went in made
a report. So when I got to under third party,
he goes, what do you want out of this? Said,
I just want an apology. I clearly angered the guy,
and you know I was probably driving a little bit irresponsibly.
I just want an apology, and it's not a big deal.
Next day on the show, a police officer called me
and said, hey, I need to tell you something about
what happened to I said, okay, goes. That cop is dangerous.
He came out of Los Angeles and he was known
for beating people. A black knight is a beating I said.
I thought it meant officers, because it can mean that too.
In that case case, everybody here knows he's a bad cop.
Everyone in here knows he's a hot head. You need
to understand something. If you ever get pulled over again ever,
I want you to call the state Patrol or call me.
Here's my personal number, and you need to be in
the lookout for this guy. He will take you out.
He will find a way to take you out. Oh oh. Incidentally,
Internal Affairs came back and said, it's your word against his,
and I said, well, yeah, me and Rick and seven
other people at the car lot who watched the whole thing. Yeah,
but it's basically your word against his. Got it understand?
Blue Shield of Silence, got it. I came very close
to doing something here that this woman decided to do.
I was weaving in and out of traffic. She was
obstructing a federal officer. She put herself into a circumstance
around cops who are being targeted, Cops who want to
go home at night, Cops who know they're being called Nazis,
Cops who know that there are people who want to
take them out. Cop who watched her refuse legitimate orders.
When that cop, though he was freaking out, produced that badge.
I got out of the car when he hit me.
I stood there and took the beatings. I want to
hit the officer, No, officer, I do not. She decided
to try to drive away. There was an officer in
front of her car. That officer had every reason to
think she is trying to hit me. And you be
reasonable when there's a car coming at you, you be reasonable.
When there is an officer slap in your face, You
be reasonable. When a grizzly is rushing you be reasonable.
Try it. Reasonable, is I'm going to survive? Reasonable At
that point, with that cop wigging when he had a weapon,
reasonable was shut up. No officer, No, I do not
think I'm tough, no sir, no officer reasonable at that point,
for that officer was just trying to kill me. Michael
Brown participated in his own death. That's what he did.
He escalated and escalated. Walking away was a mode of
de escalation. He could have gotten to his knees instead,
he said, I will participate in my own death. George
Floyd could have been more compliant. George Floyd's didn't need
to take all that fentanyl. I know addicted. George Floyd
participated in his own death. This woman participated in her
own death. She put herself there. Michael Brown put himself there.
George Floyd put himself there. Is this going to come
back and be a good shoot? I don't know. It
depends on where it goes to trial, and it will
probably eventually go to the Supreme Court for sure. What
I do know is there's also this very very sad
commonality the left and the mockingbird media same thing are giddy.
Fox News headline gnome describes what Ice agents told Renee
Nickel be good before fatal shooting. So there's her name. Congratulations.
MSBC now called ms now because MSNBC is a failed brand.
As Trump officials push self defense narrative, and ice killing
video appears to show otherwise. Oh it doesn't. It appears
to show from several different angles a woman who decided
to drive a car into a police officer, even if
he wasn't in the center of her car. CNN crowds
appeared to diminish after clashes over ice woman's ice killing
of woman. Authorities intervened with the counterprotester antagonize some of
the demonstrators in Minnesota. So at least that's kind of
news ish. We'll see the Left take this and attempt
to turn it into nationwide riots as a voter turnout
mechanism because Orange man bad. That woman will still be dead,
and the unassailable fact is she participated in that. It's
very sad, and yes, I can pray for her her soul,
I can pray for her family. I can also pray
for an officer who made the reasonable decision to go
home in a country where he is being targeted. Made
the Lord provide comfort to him. You know his motives, Jesus,
you know everything in his heart. Lord, May you bring
comfort to this woman's family. Maybe this will be an
opportunity for them to come to you and Lord, which
you have mercy on our country and the people in
it who are attempting to use this for violent ends
because they are terrified of losing power, even though they
only have the power you grant them. This is the
Todd Hermanshaw. Please go, be well, be strong, be kind,
and please make every effort to walk in the light
of Christ.