Speaker 1: Sorry for the late starts. I shouldn't even mention that
you're supposed to just pretend those things don't happen, but
we don't do that.
Speaker 2: Here.
Speaker 1: It's Wednesday, what is it, day three or day two
and a half of this Trump administration, and we'll talk
today about five things the Deep State loves and consequently
there are five things that Team Trump must seek to
destroy it. I think they're doing a good job at that.
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Speaker 1: God to her Man, today is the day the Lord
has made, and these are the times through which God
has decided who shall live. Funny thing about families, even
in very tumultuous families, really dysfunctional families, we are hardwired
to love our families, and kids are hardwired to love
their parents, even abusive parents, And part of this is
a survival strategy that God's installed into our minds, that
is that we need to feel loved, and kids will
convince themselves that this is how my parents love me,
because the alternative is too painful, you know, my dad
beats me or God forbid abuses me, you know, sexually.
But this is how they love because the alternative is
I'm not loved. So that's family. And I certainly don't
think of the government as family. But people who work
in environments like that that are really dysfunctional, they'll still
develop a love for those environments. And it's sort of
like that family thing that you have to love where
you work in order to stay there. For a lot
of people, a lot of people just exist within their
jobs and just hate their jobs. But God sort of
wired this into this, which brings me to a guy
named Speaker Mike Johnson. Well that's his name. His name
is Mike Johnson's titleist Speaker of the House. So Mike
Johnson is a guy that I firmly believe loves Jesus
but doesn't trust him. And let's look, Hey, I'm guilty.
I try in my own mind to creatively imagine my
future and just thinks I will do and just removing
God from that and kind of forgetting that. Wait, wait, wait,
you own the future. And I saw this when Mike
Johnson was absolutely one hundred percent against surveilling Americans. He
was a question mark on that didn't want it, and
then all of a sudden he had a meeting with
the FBI and came out and said, yeah, we gotta
do this. I'm all in. When he had an opportunity
to stop the Democrats from harming kids under the guise
of gender therapy, he had the opportunity to force that
to halt in a budget bill, and he didn't do it.
Why because Ukraine. To me, that communicates the love of Jesus,
but not trusting him, Like, so what if they got
my shit down? Now, Perhaps Mike Johnson was right because
here's President Trump and haven't yet seen action under Ukraine.
But I think we're gonna. I've seen a freezing of
foreign aid and a ninety day halt on that, Praise God.
I've seen Marco Rubio put out a statement to the
State departm but he's now a Secretary of State saying, hey,
if you have a speaking engagement, are you going to
a panel or a conference. No, you have to resubmit
for permission to do that, to make sure to aligns
with America's values as we're going to express them, which
is going to be America first. I saw the one
flag only rule. These are all very good steps. At
the same time, I see section seven oh two surviving
and this is where they get to surveil Americans. They
have a sneaky way of doing it. Oh, we're just
looking at phone calls to foreign entities or from foreign entities,
and yeah, some people get caught up in the drag net.
Well that's unfortunate. I don't think that's a bug. I
think it's a feature. But Mike Johnson said something that
people focused on the figurehead. That's not where my focus begins.
My focus begins with Mike Johnson deciding to not tell
us something until now, and I find that really unconscionable.
Then we'll go through these five things at the deep
State loves and that team Trump must destroy if we
want to get a republic back. So we're two and
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science fiction are looking at this going you had to
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so called public health authorities and the pharma industrial military
complex because that's what it is. And you see the
CEO of Oracle coming out and saying, hey man, we're
going to release a bunch of code in your body.
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So here's Mike Johnson and let me give you this setup.
So for weeks and weeks and weeks after he became
Speaker of the House, he was seeking an audience with
figurehead Biden, and for whatever reason, Mike Johnson still calls
him president, which is part and parcelbar discussion. I don't
know why people continue to call him president. I get it,
it's ornamental, it's the official term. But why why are
we playing word games so they wouldn't take the meeting.
They said that Biden was busy, you know what, with
his caps daily and his naps in such very busy
ice cream time. So finally Johnson kind of forced the issue.
So they set up a meeting and he goes in
as the guy who is second in line to the presidency.
If the figure had had died or if they had
acted the record the fact that he was a potted
plant and moved him aside and had Campbell Harris come in,
and if she died or was indicted for being a criminal,
then Speaker Johnson would step in. So when he walks
into the room, pretty much the whole cabinets there, the staff,
the cackling women who scream press, press, thank you, and
it's called hot boxing a guy. So hey, we're going
to make sure that you don't get a word in edgewise.
We're just going to pruss you on Ukraine and Ukraine Ukraine.
But at least he got the meeting. So here's the
part where people been focusing on the fact that figurehead
Biden wasn't running anything. That's not my focus. As we
look at the deep state.
Speaker 3: The president reaches over just like this, we're sitting in
the right next to the fireplace in the oval and
he grabs my arm and he says, the speaker and
I just need a couple minutes together. Would y'all just
leave us alone? And I looked up on the faces
of some of the staff standing around the wall and
they're like, no, he did it, so he called it.
He's the commander in chiefs everybody leaves. He and I
are standing awkwardly in the middle of the Oval office
reader with rugged by that coffee table, and I said,
Miss President, thanks for the moments. You know this is
very important. I got some big national security things I
need to talk to you about that I've heard and
I think you know and what do we do? But first,
real quickly, miss President, can I ask you a question
I cannot answer this from my constituents in Louisiana. Sir,
why did you pause LNG exports to Europe? Like I
don't understand. You know, we could be about actual gas
is in great demand by our allies. Why would you
do that because you understand we just talked about Ukraine.
You understand your fuel in Vladimir Putin's war machine because
they got to get their gas from him, you know.
And he looks at me, stunned with this, and he
said I didn't.
Speaker 1: I didn't do that.
Speaker 3: And I said, miss President, you yes, you did. It
was an executive order like you know, three weeks ago.
And he goes, no, I didn't do that, and he's
arguing with me. I said, miss President, respectfully, can I
could I go out here and ask your secretary to
print it out. We'll read it together. You definitely did that,
and he goes, oh, you talk about natural gas? Yes, sir,
he said no, no, I did you misunderstand? He said,
what I did is I signed this thing to we're
gonna We're gonna conduct a study on effects of energy.
I said, no, you're not, sir.
Speaker 1: You paused it.
Speaker 3: I know I have the terminal, the export terminals in
my state. I talked to those people this morning. This
is doing massive damage to our economy.
Speaker 1: National security.
Speaker 3: It occurred to me Barry, he was not lying to me.
He genuinely did not know what he had on And
I walked out of that meeting with fear and loathing
because I thought we're in serious trouble. Who is running
the country like, I don't know who put the paper
in front of him?
Speaker 1: But he didn't know fixed the free press for that.
Barry Weisse, formative of Times reporter being bit by bit redpilled. Hey, Mike,
you didn't tell us. You're on a seven point thirty
seven flying across country, and you are a pilot, a
commercial pilot's highly rated commercial pilot, and you walk up
past the flight attendants and you see that the door
of the cockpit is open, and the pilots and co
pilots have both had heart attacks, and so you shut
the door, go to the bathroom, take your seat. Maybe
it'll be okay, Maybe they'll revive themselves. Maybe there's a
secret autopilot that's gonna land the airplane. So you don't
say anything to anybody, and you certainly don't go take
control of the jet airplane. You just let it keep going.
Someone's gonna handle it. Let's start with this as sub
item A. The deep sea. It loves itself. Now, Mike
Johnson is far better on most things than the Democrats,
but he just relied upon the fact, well, the machine's
gonna keep moving, Yeah, but not in the hands of
the person that some people still consider to be president.
You owed us that statement, but he didn't want to
deliver it for fear, I think, I don't want to
provide false witness, but for fear that we might go, oh,
my gosh, no one's running the country. Well, we knew that,
but you could have confirmed it, and in fact, it
was your duty to confirm it. In fact, it was
your duty at that point to demand the twenty fifth
Amendment be invoked and that man be removed from getting
to pretend to be president. So this is connected to that,
and it has to do with something that the Democrats do,
but Republicans take advantage of. They like to pretend. The
Democrats like to pretend laws exist, or that the invention
of a law from the head of a president is law.
Supreme Court's happy to go along with that. Sometimes. I'm
thinking about abortion, where they've just invented it from thin air.
The Supreme Court did that was the law of the land.
And I think again about the magic word scenario, you know,
where we've got this debt ceiling and a social security
block box. We don't have any of those things. But
they really like being able to pretend that laws exist
when they don't, such as this with figure had Biden,
who again as he's speaking these words we could have
already heard from Mike Johnson that this man has absolutely
no idea what he signs or doesn't sign.
Speaker 2: About my career.
Speaker 4: I've been clear, no one, no one, no one should
be discriminated against based on their sex. And in order
for them to be ratified, it requires three fourths of
the states to ratify it. That Benchmars benchmark was passed
when Virginia ratified.
Speaker 1: The ERA a few years ago.
Speaker 4: Today, I firm ecal Rights Amendment to have cleared all
the necessary hurdles to be added to the US Constitution.
Speaker 1: Now, so it's play acting. They love to play act
that this log exist. Now you notice that this has
just disappeared from the media cycle. It just didn't land.
And yeah, there are women who are convinced that this
is past and even some men. I say women, because
women are likely to pay more attention to this because
it's supposedly protecting quote reproductive rights. But it's an act
they're pretending so that people can now have something to
be outraged about. This is for the next two minutes hate.
But Mike Johnson pretends to Mike Johnson pretended for you
that we had a president play acting every bit as
much as the figurehead was play acting. One of the
meta narratives to the deep state is they like being
able to put on dramas for us, and that drama
is often aimed at everything is okay, it's all right.
Mom and dad weren't really fighting. They're just having a discussion. Yeah,
dad's moving out, but it's not a divorce. It's just
a trial separation. When Republicans involve themselves in this, of course,
they involve themselves in a cycle of distrust. Now President
Trump makes it very difficult to say this is all
very normal because President Trump has been so aggressive with
the executive orders, and I don't like governments by executive order.
I prefer a Republican form of democracy. But so much
of what he's been doing has been undoing what the
figurehead did. But at this point, we can look at
President Trump signing these things when he's been asked about them.
He knows the specifics of what they are. You don't
have to agree with them, you don't have to like him,
but we can point to someone with whom the buck
actually stops. These aren't being made up. They're going to
be fought in court. Many of them are going to
be fought in court. We already know that, but the
deep state loves the pretense of it's all very normal.
I've looked at John Fetterman in a different way, and
maybe it's because he's become a more reasonable man. I
don't know what's going on with the guy. Praise God
that he's become a more reasonable man in some ways.
And maybe he's got better political instincts than we thought.
But you know the hootie thing that he does where
he wears the hoodie. He did that at one of
the official inauguration meetings, and I saw Republicans being outraged
about it. Yeah, it's sort of disrespecting the people's house,
and it's slovenly and he looks like a goof. And
part of dressing up a convicted If you're a defense
lawyer and you have an indigent client who doesn't have money,
one of the things you will do with the court
is demand money to dress your client respectfully. So they
go out, they get them a decent pair of slacks
and a button up shirt and a couple three ties
and a jacket, and they do this because it's this
veneer of respectability. I think we're past the point of vaneer.
So when John Federman walks in in a hoodie and
unshaven and slovingly, it's not a vaneer. I mean that's
how the dude dresses. I think he always has dressed
that way. CNN likes veneers. CNN is deeply, deeply tied
to the deep state. CNN, in my judgment, lies on
behalf of the deep state. Jake Tapper is all over
Elon Musk's Hyle Hitler salute, you know, the same one
that Barack Obama did, and Hillary Clinton and everybody else.
But CNN loves to be able to lie on behalf
of the deep state, and if it takes down an
innocent person, so be it. I want you to hear
part of the argument in this case with Navy veteran
Zachary Young, who's been awarded five million dollars because of
what CNN did to him. And I'll show you this
in just a quick second. I did something this morning
in a workout that really speaks to the weakness of
the mind. You could say, no, it speaks to the
strength of the mind. No, it doesn't. For a while,
I've been wanting to bust past a time mark for
a five thousand meter row, and I wanted to get
well below twenty minutes, like well below it. But first
they need to break that twenty minute barrier. Now I
should have been able to do that. Super frustrating to
me because I know I can run faster than this.
I know I've got the aerobic capacity, and yet I
just I haven't been able to really bust that out.
So sometimes for mental health reasons, I'll go into my
garage gym, I'll turn off the lights and I'll just row.
I'll play music or i'll listen to a book and
I'll row for an hour or so and then look
at what the clock says. So today I went into
my garage gym, I turn off the lights, and I
put up my workout clock, which is it just displays times,
and I started it and I rode for twenty minutes.
And at the end of the row before I turned
on the lights, I thought, well that sucked. I really underperformed.
And I turned on the lights, looked at my rower,
and I had busted. I destroyed the twenty minute barrier.
I was probably somewhere around an eighteen minute five K
just destroyed it. See the weakness of the mind was
I was looking at that meter when I was rolling
my five k going man, this is split is hard.
The point of all this is the weakness of the
mind is also the weakness of the body, which is
why I protocols are so vital for me. Maybe you
can exist without them, I can't, not in any healthy way.
I want to suggest to you that if you have
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of the mind. The weakness of the mind is telling
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dot com slash Todd. So in the case of Zacharyyoung,
someone who wrote for Jake Tapper decided to take a
reporter's story and present Zachary Young as having been a
black markets profits here profiting on the pain of the
Afghan people. So they told the story and Zachary Young
is a heartless mercenary, a black Rock type. So the
problem was that was never true, and one of the
junior anchors responded with an apology. Jake Tapper never did.
During the trial, Jake Tapper refused to answer. Probably, I
think it's eighty to one hundred questions. And this is
an argument in court. The c and N lawyer doesn't
want the network being hit with any punitive damages because
they want to be able to continue to lie on
behalf of the Deep States. Safe is supposed to secure,
Stay home, Stay safe, Hunter Biden laptop is propaganda. Elon
must Us is a Nazi, even though of course he
wears a piece of jewelry to remind himself of October seventh.
Did you know that he does? Here's CNN's lawyer.
Speaker 5: You heard General Young Planets expert testify and it kind
of made this offan comment.
Speaker 6: I thought it was very interesting.
Speaker 5: He said he was watching the coverage of the wildfires
in Los Angeles, which are really heartbreaking, and he said
that CNN's coverage was outstanding, and he was wrong.
Speaker 6: Because when natural disasters.
Speaker 5: Break out, canmon is there and that's hurricanes, that's wildfires,
that's earthquakes, when conflicts are up like some of the
ones we've heard in this case, CNN's there and all
in providing all of that content, that really important Content's expensive.
Speaker 6: But has a really tremendous value because.
Speaker 5: We as Americans need to understand what our proberal Americans
are going through if they're in California or they're on
the Gulf Coast and get hit by a hurricane, or
if there's an earthquake in northern.
Speaker 6: California, or if there's a war in Ukraine. All those
things are really valuable.
Speaker 5: So you've made a decision at CNN's liable, but that
doesn't mean that there isn't a reasonable path forward. So
over the next few hours, I hope it doesn't take
that long, you're going to hear about CNN's network and
you're going to see that the network of the company
is actually in a subtle decline.
Speaker 6: You're also going to hear.
Speaker 5: About the headwinds facing the entire media environment.
Speaker 6: Media is changing really quickly. You hear some of the
details about that CNN is still.
Speaker 5: Is a valuable asset because of what it does, because
of that important information that it delivers, but there are
really big challenges that it faces, and you're going to
hear that for that reason, almost any amount of punitive
damages and even your verdict right now.
Speaker 6: Serves as a real punishment.
Speaker 5: And I'm not coming here to tell you that what
you all.
Speaker 6: Have done should be the end.
Speaker 5: You know, you've decided that punitive damages aren't warnted, So
I'm not going to tell you that some number isn't warranted,
but I'm going to tell you that your judgment has
an effect.
Speaker 1: So the punitive damages, he argues, just just just be kind. Okay,
let's think about some things. We saw our troops in
Syria secretly for the past what eight years, CNN participated
in pretending they weren't there, so it's a live omission.
It's the propaganda silence. And then when it became clear
that President Trump was going to be a president. All
of a sudden, the rebels in Syria how to breakthrough, well,
I mean, with some help with unbelievably well targeted drone
strikes from Israel and America and the scrambling of jets
and a massive push to take out the regime. So
CNN all of a sudden discovered we got something going
on in Syria. And then there's the famous thing, the
infamous thing where they lied about this person being a
prisoner when in fact they were one of the Syrian tortures.
He talked about the coverage of the fires. CNN says
it's climate change, because that's what the regime has said
that it is. It's climate change. Jake Tapper has already
had a program where he insisted that it's hyperbolic to
say that this could have been prevented. You have CNN
continuing to pretend that men are women. So in all
of these ways, CNN has continued to be a spokesmouth
for the former and much more importantly, the Deep State.
So the punitive damages should say something ends. The Deep
State loves CNN and networks like this being able to
lie to people. So President Trump needs to attack this now.
He's already done more than any president in history to
release people of this pretense, this wrong belief that we
have in independent media. Praise God. He has sued these
companies and he's won, and he's cobbably going to win again.
So let's do something congressionally to find out why. I
want every single email between every single comms person, everyone
in government, and anyone working in the media period. I
want them all. And since President Trump loves AI, let's
let AI go through and look for some trigger words,
look for some conversations that indicate that the federal government
was driving narratives on CNN, because it's my belief that
the federal government was and probably still is to some degree,
driving narratives on CNN. On whose behalf of they lying
this subtle economic decline the lawyer of CNN talks about, Yeah,
part of that's driven by digital, part of is driven
by the fact that conservatives don't trust these entities anymore.
Another thing that the deep state loves. And we're an
item number three, well, unless you all count to Mike
Johnson and his love of the entire system, or an
item number four. The GOP unfortunately loves to spy on Americans.
The guy that has been chosen by President Trump to
run the CIA, John Ratcliffe. He's a big, big fan
of section seven oh two, and so is much of
the rest of the GOP. Mike Johnson, of course, had
been deeply, deeply morally convicted against it. It was a
great wrong, and they had a private meeting with the
intelligence official we'll see it. Came back and said it's
the single most important thing we can do to protect
our country. So here is more proof that the GOP
loves this stuff. John Redcliffe.
Speaker 7: PISA and particularly Section seven h two of the Foreign
Intelligence Surveillance Act, is an indispensable national security tool. There's
no other way to get around that. I say that
not as a matter of opinion, but as an informed judgment,
as in my role as the Director of National Intelligence,
being the President's principal intelligence advisor, advising the President in
the Oval Office, and understanding that a significant percentage, sometimes
more than half, of the actionable foreign intelligence that we
provide to the President as the policymaker to act as
commander in chief comes from FISA derived or seven h
two derived action. I will say I have supported FISA
in that regard, but I've also, as I outlined and earlier,
understand that it is an important, indispensable tool, but one
that can be abused, and that we must do everything
we can to make sure that it has the appropriate
safeguards because it can't come at the sacrifice of Americans
civil liberties.
Speaker 1: What are the safeguards. We don't punish civil service workers.
They're nearly impossible to fire. President Trump took a huge
step that he took away the security clearances of the
fifty one Intel agents who lied about Hunter Biden's laptop.
Praise God, they can no longer. And by the way,
this is huge economically for them. I mean, what are
the things that they get hired on these boards for.
Is that they know things. They can't tell you the
things they know, but they can give you advice based
upon the things they know. They can tell you where
to invest your money, based on which countries we are
running surreptitiously. They can go into a boardroom and say, yeah,
some careful lobbying here could get you entryway into China
to do this. Because they know things, they simply can't
tell you what they know, but man, they can give
you advice all day long based upon what they do know.
DC is famous for conversations like this. I can't disclose
to you the meeting I've had, but if I were you,
I would. So what would those safeguards be? I think
it's this. Everyone who handles this data, all of their
correspondents should be date stamped. We should be able to
go back at any time all of their correspondence date stamp.
We should have a time in the future while they're
still living, where we can go review their decisions. And
if they did anything to create an excuse to spy
on Americans without a warrants, they are up for serious
felonies with every word they spot on every email. There's
got to be teethed to these things. It's not enough
to say there needs to be reformed. And in terms
of the PHISA Court, it is a secret court that
is uniquely un American. I understand the reasoning behind it. Well,
we need to be able to have these conversations and
not have our adversaries know. Great. Then, on the topic
of the PHISA courts, what exactly do they do when
intel agents lie to them? Nothing. If you're making a
national security case to the Supreme Courts and you have
a CIA that has said in writing to its agents
and operatives, it is okay to lie to the American people,
it is okay to lie to courts. The only entity
to whom they're not lying is God. Because God sees everything.
All of these little secret conversations that happened in the dark.
God knows about He knows the motives of the people
behind it. That's eternally meaningful to all of us. Justice
will be meted out, and it doesn't solve things here.
Maybe they're not meant to be solved. So there's a
couple other things that the deep State loves, I mean,
and we could make an exhaustive list. One of the
things that really really loves, of course, is the pharmaceutical
industrial military complex. And sort of interesting the guy that
popped up in the show Researchers. I was thinking about,
who really really loves this stuff because they're not our friend.
And look, I used to work in and around pharma,
and there are some very nice people in pharma. I
remember there was a woman I really got to like,
this lady who worked at Pfiser Consumer Health. She was
a very senior marketing executive. She really helped me get
the video thing rolling online and super thoughtful woman, funny woman,
and she talked about what Johnson and Johnson did and
what they were doing at Pfeiser Consumer Health and their
commitment to trying to help people and the funds they
set up. And I truly believe that women had in
her heart a need to want to help people be healthy.
I really believe that. In fact, she came from a
medical background. I think she's a nurse practitioner end up
being this brilliant marketer. So there's a whole bunch of
good people in there, but they get lost. Likewise, I
had a meeting once with the advertising team that did
a Dove series of commercials where they didn't go out
and try to make fat healthy. They'd simply celebrated the
different ways women looked. And my daughter was having an
eating disorder at that time. And I sat down with
them in this meeting in New York and just said, hey,
as first of all, as a dad, I really appreciate
this series of commercials and so and I believe I
watched their eyes. They all had kids, So I'm not
here to say they're all bad people, but they have
to operate at scale Dove cannot afford to do soap
the right way. If as your consumer health can't because
they put out so many products, they have to just
just absolutely grind everything down to pennies. Alan Soap doesn't
have that because their mission is not in an enormous
amount of money. They already had that opportunity. John, who
runs Alan Soaps on behalf of his sons, he already
could have sold to Amazon for a ton of cash
because Amazon looked at the performance of the soap and said, man,
if you'd let us just move this over to let
us do the manufacturing, we'll get this stuff made in China.
But you're not doing enough with your son. You need
to put your son in a lot of videos, and
you know we need to see he's he can be
a mascot. We'll set up the Allen Foundation and this
is how Bill Gates does it and how Mark Zuckerberg
does it and will help you and your son won't
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the whole reason we exist. I want my son to
work because the soft bigotry of little expectations is because
he's nonverbal, he's not valuable. But Alan Soaps exists for
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Here's a spokesperson for the pharmaceutical military industrial complex, because
they are melding. I could add to that the tech complex.
I'm sure you saw the CEO of Oracle in this
AI meeting with President Trump saying, Hey, if you get
sick and you come in and see a doctor, we're
going to turn the fantastic AI machine on and it's
going to make a cure for you in forty eight hours.
You signed up for that because of course AI knows
everything about your body, because it took a look at
your DNA, because it knows what you eat, it knows
the stress you're under, that knows your heritage. It doesn't
know any of these things. Here's Mike Pence doing a
little I guess could I call this subtle bragging or
is this more like overt bragging.
Speaker 8: I might have been the first to call on Republicans
in the Senate to reject the nomination of our FK
Junior as Secretary of Health and Human Services. You know,
there are many aspects of the government that bear upon
the issue of life, none more important than health in
Human Services. It was one of the reasons why during
our transition in twenty sixteen and twenty seventeen, all of
our candidates first and foremost were supporters of their right
to life. Ultimately, our nominee, Secretary Tom Price, would move
forward and advance the cause of life, and we made
great progress. As you know, you were directly involved in
a number of those issues through administrative action. But I
understand people's desire to defer to the incoming president and
the team that he has around them. But there's a
reason why our founders gave the Senate and the authority
to advise and consent the ability to help shape and
administration and in some respects serve as guardrails around what
the American people voted for. And I would just say
to anyone in the sound of my voice today that
the Secretary of Health and Human Services, on a month
by month basis, makes more decisions that bear upon the
sanctity of life and protections of religious liberty than any
other member of an administration except the President of the
United States. And so I think it's in comment on
the Senate now, in the Health Committee of the Senate
to ask the tough questions of RFK Junior to get
the answers. But ultimately my hope is that the Senate
will reject his nomination as Secretary of HHS and give
President Trump an opportunity to nominate any number of men
and women who are imminently qualified to lead Health and
Human Services, but also would bring with them a deep
commitment to the already.
Speaker 1: Been determined that the federal government's out of the abortion
business that came through the Supreme courts, undoing the fake
law that was invented by another Supreme Court out of
thin air based upon a constitutional standard that doesn't exist. Unfortunately,
privacy is not in the Bill of Rights should be
Fourth Amendment hints at it, but of course that had
nothing to do with privacy, so that's already an answered question.
RFK Junior can't do anything to change that. But if
you are going to really look at the effects of
pharmaceuticals in America, you might look at things like, for instance,
in correlation is not causation. But you might look at
the unbelievably swift decline in testosterone and men. You might
look at the massive decrease in the ability of young
people to get pregnance and to maintain disease, and you
might begin to map that to an increased dependency on
pharma and a certain drug that was shoved into people's
bodies through blackmail, which has increased the challenges of giving birth.
You might also look at the fact that the wrong
sex hormone phenomena wrong sex surgery, of course, is having
the same exact effect. You might also examine industrial surrogacy,
which is a replacement for natural birth. Mike Pence is
very similar to Mike Johnson. Mike Pence loves the deep
state very deeply. Last thing to talk about today that
the deep state absolutely loves and Therefore, the team Trump
must destroy is the love vote fraud. Globalists love it
and they rely upon it. The unbelievably conflicted and corrupt
Prime Minister of Britain caer Scharmer Starmer, pardon me. He's
decided to start a push to ease ID laws in England.
They've been decent. He wants them etched away at why
you already know for the newcomers. It's an obvious, transparent
attempt to allow the newcomers to vote, even though they're
not allowed to vote in Britain. It's the same thing here,
which brings us right back to the very tip top
of this speaker. Mike Johnson decided to play act for us.
Every time he called Joe Biden president, he was play acting.
Every time he referred to him using the honorific or
acted like he was the guy making decisions. He was
play acting. Because the deep state, more than anything, it loves,
it loves itself. It's insular in that way. And if
you want to take this to the biblical level, or
to love our neighbors as our self, but not in
a prideful sense. One of the things God abhors is
human pride in all its various manifestations. This is the
Todd Herbert Show. Please go, be well, be strong, be kind,
and please make every effort to walk in the light
of Christ.