Speaker 1: Welcome to the Three Stories version of the Todd Hermer Shows.
Story number one, does everybody really understand where big tech
and big health converge? I think we better apply some
pattern recognition to this. Story Number two, Dean Bongino has
been named Dector Director of the FBI. I think we
should talk about that. Story number three, advice from the pulpit.
Watch some porn. So guess who said that. We'll talk
about this with the help of God Almighty, Thank you Lord.
Speaker 2: But Todd Herman Show is one disapproved by big pharma
technocrats and tyrant's everywhere from the high mountains of Free America.
Here's the Emerald City exile Todd Herman.
Speaker 1: Today, right now is the day the board has made,
and these are the times through which God has decided
we shall live.
Speaker 3: Man.
Speaker 1: I truly hope everybody is paying very, very clear attention
to what big tech is wanting to do within healthcare,
and they've already started some of it we talked about
in the show. It's important to understand what claim mining is.
This is when your doctor is talking to you and
they're typing away on that iPads, they're entering data that
goes into an Obamacare database. This is why I will
not respond to core questions. For instance, I will not
be weighed in a doctor's office. Why because I will
not give that core component of data. I won't tell
them my age, because I'm not going to give them
that core component of data, because they don't want to
be in that government database, and because we know where
Obamacare is headed. Claim mining is when they enter your
condition or what you're there for into this database and
it goes into the background and it starts searching for everything.
Every pill they can prescribe you that will fit in
the Medicare or Medicaid, or if they know your insurance plan,
any pill that can prescribe, and then they're going to
push that did you know you qualify for statins. So
Larry Ellison, the CEO of Oracle, brilliant man, utterly brilliant.
It's completely tied in to the industrial the government's industrial
complex at military and information systems level and security levels.
He's onto this. He wants to be big time in healthcare.
And we need to talk about the confluence of big
tech and big health.
Speaker 4: These ALI models are trained primarily by data that's publicly
available on the Internet, and there's a lot of climate
data that's publicly available on the internet, but most certainly
your national health records aren't available on the internet.
Speaker 5: That stuff is not available.
Speaker 6: But that's very precious, very very precious for your data
for your country, because you're using that data to improve
population health and get better outcomes for individual individual citizens.
So all of that data and right now Tree's data
is fragmented.
Speaker 4: The problem is there's no way.
Speaker 6: It's not like, go to this database and here's all
the data about my country. Let's go to this three
thousand databases and here's all the information.
Speaker 5: About my country. So we we but we know how
to do that.
Speaker 6: You can hype this data from these three save thousand
separate data sources into a single.
Speaker 5: Unified database. And that's what we need to do.
Speaker 6: We need to layer on top of all of this
fragmented data that we have about all this information we
have about our country, and we need to take that
and unify that into a single database.
Speaker 1: He's talking here in front of an international audience of
world bosses, some of whom are from purely totalitarian countries,
and he's presenting an opportunity for them to be able
to understand you genetically. Now This is always pitched it's
a big cure. We're going to make custom cures for you.
We're going to make custom drugs for you. It's always
pitched that way. But I want us to think about
the other side of this, and I'll do this in
just a second. There's an alternative to this stuff. And
one of the big lies in at least America is
there's only one way to get rid of information. First
of all, that's not true. You can do this organically.
Stop eating sugar, and about ninety percent of your information
is likely to go away because sugar in high amounts
or even in like concentrated amounts causes it. Another thing
you can do, if it's still really really bad, toss iberprofen.
That stuff causes information. Go get native path, Antarctic krill.
Two soft tabs of this at night, utterly decimated information
in my body. I've never needed to take iberprofen again.
And man, I work out a lot. What should cause
a lot of information, but it doesn't. And if I've
had a particularly hard workout, say a two or three
workout day, I'll double down on the soft tabs. Unlike fish,
this stuff is massively absorbable. Twice as absorable as fish.
Go to getcrill dot com slash todd, find out the
specials they have for you. That's get krill dot com
slash todd. The people like Larry Elson don't really want
us reaching for things like this. They would much rather
have us reaching for whatever pill they designed for us
to have. So let's start with that confluence. They're looking
at our bodies as massive code bases, and they look
at us as uninstalled user bases because our body doesn't
yet have their code in it. This is very, very
similar to tech as platform. Do you have the Microsoft
products as platform? Oracle, of course, was also turned into
a platform you can code for Oracle. Now Oracle is
an AI. Clearly they're going to platform that. But this
confluence of things that they pitch as a great way
to have health for your nation is also a great
way to make sure that certain segments of your population
don't get to reproduce. And don't think this is outside
the realm of possibility. You have China and there wasn't
child policy. How much easier would it be for them
just to look across their entire country and say, you
know what, we'd like more kids from this ethnic background,
and not this ethnic background. It's utterly ungodly and completely
possible when you start looking at people's genetic data in
this way, it would also be completely possible to create
weapons systems that target people of certain genetic bases. And
remember that the Chinese Communist Party's government has announced that
they want to be the top purveyor of chemical and
biological warfare. Now, this wouldn't be that helpful and chemical,
but knowledge of an entire nation's medical systems, right down
to the DNA and medical histories of the people in
those nations, would actually allow them to code weapons that
are biologically aimed at certain segments or maybe even certain people. Oh,
they probably can't do this now, keep track of More's law,
the power of processors doubles every eighteen months. There's a
similar one for batteries, et cetera. Tech is always pitched
as a good thing, and how often in our history
in the world has been used to turn in to
be turned into actual literal weapons. God warns us people
like this want to lord their power over others, and
God didn't create us for this stuff. In my opinion
story number two, So Dan Bongino is a guy I've
spoken with and only on a few occasions, and only
on the radio. So I don't know anything about Dan
as a man. I know some things reputationally, and I
know that he is, for instance, beloved by junior staff members.
I know this because I hear it consistently from people
in the industry that the Dan Bongino you see on
the air is a guy who's very supportive of his
of his I was going to say younger. It might
be younger, but people on this staff who are behind
the scenes and are not the stars. Of course, he's
got this fascinanding background NYPD, and he was in the
Secret Service, and he's been named Decorative Director of the FBI.
So how do we respond to all the criticism, Because,
of course, the way this is being pitched by the
Mockingbird media is another Fox News personality has gotten another
host and the Trump administration, and that's true, and that's
a label the Trump administration is apparently willing to carry.
Of course, Dan hasn't been on Fox as a host
for some time, but he is of course very successful
in radio. He took over the Cumulus time slot that
Rush Limba had, god rest the Maha, and he's got
a very successful podcast that Sean Handy helped him build.
And this is what the people see, Like the left,
they see of Dan bon Jingo. They think he begins
and ends here.
Speaker 7: Spygate, Obama was in charge collusion hoax. Obama's in charge
the Hillary email scandal. Obama's in charge the bribery scandal.
Obama's in charge. There's a common thrick. This isn't a
conspiracy theory. What did I just say That's not factually accurate?
Now is his Biden scandal explodes with this allegation that
he took a five million dollar bribe as vice president
Obama's vice president. Keep that in mind. Andy Biggs appeared
on Fox yesterday. He was talking about these massive payoffs
they have bank records of They now have bank records.
Nobody disputes the authenticity of these bank records flowing into
the Biden inc crime network while he's vice president. Nobody
disputes it.
Speaker 1: So this is being cast as of course, it's all
a pure politicizing of the FBI. The people like Jonah Goldberg,
who used to be a conservative and wrote a great
book called Liberal Fascism. He's of course been affected by
the never Trumper syndrome. So he says, Okay, now the
FBI is going to be completely politicized, depoliticized. But you
could look at this from a different perspective. Who was
Dan Begino when he was a cop? Was he a
wild liberal at the time as a police officer? Bongino?
Now he's probably say the guy who was he when
he was his secret serviceation? He was probably the same
guy you think. He just suddenly became a conservative and
he gained a voice. And remember how that happened. He
ran for office. Remember that the way he ended up
on Fox was he'd run for office and Sean Hannity
and his producers took a liking to him and said, hey,
you know what, this guy's great TV. Since then, he's
gotten super tan. He used to not be tan, and
I know what it's like to him, like the way
he look like tan. Look at me like an old
dude going out tan all the time. And he moved
to Florida, so he got kind of and I mean
this in a friendly sense, mobbed up. He got to
know the right people because people are policy right. So
if you look at the supplement industry, people are policy
there as well. I know the people that by Optimizers,
particularly No Way Lightheart, the CEO, one of the CEOs,
one of the founders. I know him to be a
guy who values his health and is very significantly invested
in Bioptimizers as his company, but also as his provider
uses all the products. So he has a lab. He
and his partner have a lab and they make their
own products. They don't white label, they don't private label.
They actually do significant research for the products that have
So you end up with things like mass simes, which
produces in body about two thousand times the amount of
amino acids you would get if you didn't have mass simes.
And understand this protein does not build muscle. The resulting
amino acids are what build muscle, and mass simes causes
your body to produce far more amino acids. That's the
result of their lab and their experiment. People are policy.
So Wade uses these products as a world class bodybuilder
retired now but did that one World Championships as a
natural and by the way, vegetarian bodybuilder. Super hard to do.
Take another product, magnesium Breakthrough. So this is a product
that is well known to help people sleep, but there's
something else it helps people manage stress. These guys run
a supplement company worldwide and they've been doing this for decades.
They both use that or the latest thing, Mushroom Breakthrough.
Matt and Wade are very sharp guys. Clearly they built
bioptimizers into this worldwide juggernaut with great customer service. They
started to notice that were forgetting things like where they
put their car keys in people's names. It's never been
the case with them. So they went to their lab
and said, hey, what can we do to help people
with memory? They came up with these six incredibly potent mushrooms,
but they had this problem. You'd have to eat eighteen
pounds of these a day to matter. No one's going
to do that. So they turned to get into the
lab and said, how do we get it in one scoop.
That's what they have. Mushroom Breakthrough helps you have cognitive
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you spend any time with this podcast, here's the thread.
He hates law breaking, he loves the constitution. He's still
that guy who undertakes investigations. He's still that guy who
cannot stand seeing our government turned into a tool for
the powerful. So is he going to do that? What exactly?
His background would indicate that's who he is, because he's
accepted this role. And what does a deputy director do?
Right There's a huge, massive infrastructure around the FBI, and
cash Ptel is making huge changes at the FBI. He
already moved four hundred and five hundred people out of Washington,
d C. Which is something I've been promoting for years
because that culture change is necessary. The center of power
in the FBI should not be Washington, DC. That should
be as diffuse as possible, and people in the FBI
should have to live around the country so that they
can get more in line with the country, so it's
not a uticulture. Dan Bongino is stepping in to do
something that Cashel stepping into, but from a different perspective.
Dan's coming in as a disruptor. Cash is coming into
lead already. Patel has shown this when Elon must set
out this email telling government employees to respond by Monday
at eleven fifty nine PM with their top five accomplishments
for the past week, and failing to respond will be
considered a firebawle offense. Cash Patel stepped in and said, no, please,
don't respond to this. You report directly to me, period
and I've got your back. You're not going to get
fired if you don't respond to this. He's stepping into lead.
He's going to be interacting at the top. He's going
to be interacting with President Trump and other department heads,
and you better believe he's going to be making real
changes at the FBI. I'm praying that the Epstein client
list is going to come out, because of course it should.
I'm praying that they're going to launch a real investigation
into the Biden crime family. Pardons are no pardons. I
think they need to launch that because there's a lot
of people who weren't pardons and could be brought to account.
I hope they're going to look into all of the
ways the FBI has been used in a weaponized sense
against parents at school board meetings. I hope they're going
to look into that. I hope they're going to look
into the selective prosecution and why that happened, the pro
life people who prayed at an abortion clinic being tossed
in prison, no effort at all to really investigate the
bombing of health centers that were alternatives abortions. So he's
got that handled. In case of Dan Bongino, he has
something else cop to cop. Yet Patel has served the country.
There's no doubt in many, many varieties, he's not, though
the street cop guy. If you listen to Bongino's show,
there's this consistent thread he hates law breaking. There's another
consistent thread he's still NYPD. He's still a guy who
sounds like and looks like he could still step up
and bust a face or two. I want him to
do that, but I would like him at a street
level talking to the agent's secret Service and FBI to
find the cops because there are still good cops at
the FBI. It is a law enforcement agency. I think
Cash Bettel's job is managing up. I think it would
be wise to use Dan Bongino to manage horizontally, that
is through influence. Clearly he's the deputy director, but to
go spend time with the cops in the field, it's
a lot like what Pete haig Seth is doing. I mean,
he is the top of the Department of Defense, but
when he goes and works out with the troops, that's
a listening session. That's saying, you can tell me what
we're messing up, you can tell me what we should change.
And I think that's going to be done. Dan Bongino's
role because there are going to be people drawn to him,
maybe politically, but maybe also because he knows what it's
like to get shot at and to have to shoot back.
God can use any vessel, and I've heard Dan confess
his faith praise God for that. He can use any vessel.
And perhaps this is an opportunity for a guy who
can't stand law breaking to get into an organization that's become,
frankly at the top, an organization of lawbreakers that's how
I might respond and may God protect him.
Speaker 5: In this mission.
Speaker 1: Story number three, we're going to work our way down
to some advice from the pulpit, and the advice was
that couple should get together and watch some porn, and
particularly women, we need to watch more porn. And I
let you guess who said that and under what circumstances.
But we're going to start with a contrast and compare
because that's a way to surface information and perspective. And secondly,
the left doesn't want us to do what about isms,
so of course we're going to do what about isms?
Do you remember this from May twenty three, twenty twenty two,
Maybe not the date, but the year twenty twenty two,
there was a of a horrible amount of sex abuse
going on among Southern Baptist leaders. PBS, of course, reported
on this.
Speaker 3: In devastating detail how the past leadership of the Southern
Baptist Convention ignored sexual abuse allegations for the better part
of two decades and sometimes silenced or tried to discredit accusers.
Omnaavaz has more on the details of this disturbing report
and the challenges it poses Judy.
Speaker 8: The Southern Baptist Convention is the largest Protestant denomination in
the US, with about fourteen million members across forty seven
thousand churches. This independent report, over two hundred pages long,
examined hundreds of cases of sexual misconduct and abuse between
twenty and twenty twenty. Among the findings, church leaders publicly
fought calls to track ministers accused of abuse, even as
they privately maintained a list hundreds of names long. At
one point, the report finds church leaders quote protected or
even supported abusers for years.
Speaker 1: It's horrible, and of course in the body of Christ
we have broken people, and of course broken people, some
with the sin of wanting to control other sexually are
going to seek and find positions of power of others.
It's a horrible human dynamic and it's a sin problem,
and PBS was right to report on it. But notice this,
PBS has not reported or done a skeptical bit of
reporting on the congressional slush fund to pay off victims
of sexual abuse. They have not done a series on
the sexual abuse going on in the schools. Some of
that now really really blowing up in separate countries like
Washington State, So of course it's selective. They've not done
this with other institutions. PBS clearly has a bias against
the Christian faith.
Speaker 5: We know this.
Speaker 1: It's expressed throughout their programming. So is PBS is going
to spend any time on the new numbers because the
Southern Baptist Convention did look into this praise God as
they should. This says no place in the world, it's
got to be there because of the sin problem. But
at least in the body of Christ, we can do
a better job of cleaning it up. I'll share what
they said here in a second, the new numbers. Then
we'll work our way down into this great advice go
watch some porn because it's healthy for marriages. It's actually not.
I'm going to be headed back down for my health
to portavart in Mexico for two reasons. Number one is
I like it down there. Number two is you're going
to go see my friends at renew Healthcare. And number
three is, hey, guess what, I'm going to have another
shoulder thing click going on. So here's the magic of this.
My friend Ben who is my sportsmed doc, and a
friend help me figure out that you know what, you
maybe weren't ready for doing heavy bench presses. Yet maybe
you should have done some more rotator cough work. So
here's the thing, Todd is you probably have a little
bit of a frame in your left shoulder, and that's
the one that originally blew up. Here's what I know
now getting quickly down to port of our outs to
have them look at this means to me that we
can put stem cells into my shoulder and if there's
a frame, it will regrow because those stem cells are
packed with rebuilding power or building power. In my case,
I use a stem cells that have never touched the
m r and injections. I know this because they got
these stem cells prior to the m RNA injections ever
being introduced to society. I also know that at Renew
they never work with anything other than placentas and umbilical
cords period. And I know that they pay for the
entire birthing process of the women even if they don't
use their stem cells. Why wouldn't they use some stem
cells because the women and babies are not healthy or
not perfectly healthy. See, they track those outcomes too, so
then they culture the stem cells. And in this case
I will get an MRI. We'll look at the if
that's in fact what it is as it Ben says
it is. And it's my bet that within a matter
of weeks that frame will be gone. I'm predicating upon
this upon other results I've seen. Now me this thing,
I could probably handle this. I could probably strengthen my
rotator cuff and maybe go get a PRP injection. Maybe
this all goes away. But maybe it's not good enough
for me at my age. Is it good enough for you?
This is minor. I can still move. There are people
who can't move and the pills aren't working. So go
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the Todd Hermanshaw family. It's our e n you e
dot healthcare. When the body of Christ, within the body
of Christ, when a member hurts, were all to hurt.
And sexual abuse of members by leaders in a church
is not just a sin, it's abhorrent. And I believe
God looks at this in a very very angry sense.
After all, these are his kids, and you were put
into this leadership position. And nothing is being more of
a false teacher than using authority in the church to
impose your sexual wants upon someone that's not just being
a false teacher. I think at rise is to a
new level. But the numbers see SBC looked into this,
and I haven't seen PBS come back with a report
clarifying all this. Here's what the SBC leadership founds.
Speaker 9: We now have one important data source, the hotline results,
which inform our planning. While it is not our only
data source, and I underscore that it is a primary
source of independently verified information.
Speaker 5: Here's what we've learned.
Speaker 9: The hotline has been operational since May of twenty twenty two.
Since then, the hotline has received one thousand and eight
contacts by phone and email. Of those one hundred and
eight contacts, three hundred and thirty four are thirty three
percent where requests for information our opinions are spam. The
other six hundred and seventy four are sixty seven percent
reported alleged abuse. Of the six hundred and seventy four
reported allegations, four hundred and fifty eight, or sixty eight percent,
were among Southern Baptists. The two hundred and sixteen, or
thirty two percent were not among Southern Baptists. Of the
four hundred and fifty eight reported allegations. Among Southern Baptists,
one hundred and eighty seven or forty one percent were
adult on adult incidents, and two hundred and seventy one
or fifty nine percent were adult and minor incidents. Now,
while these overall data points are significant for the total picture,
it is important to note that five hundred and thirteen,
or fifty one percent of the hotline contacts came in
the first four months the hot line was open, as
would be expected to account for a backlog of concerns
when we look at the When we look ask the
surge at the beginning and isolate the data for the
last twenty four months, it provides a better picture of
the ongoing reporting we are receiving. Over the past twenty
four months, that's from January twenty three through December twenty four,
the hot line received three hundred and fifteen contacts, an
average of thirteen contacts per month. When the percentages above
are applied those to these thirteen monthly contacts, it means
about four people requested information and nine reported alleged abuse.
Of those nine, two were likely not Southern Baptists, and
of the remaining seven contacts two to three cases would
involve adult on adult incidents, and four to five cases
would involve adult and minor incidents. Of these three hundred
and fifteen total contacts, over the previous twenty four months,
the hot line referred one hundred and twenty eight cases,
just over five per month to the Credentials Committee for
consideration of whether a church is in friendly cooperation with
the Convention. The Credentials Committee has processed or is processing
those referrals. Seven seven churches have been declared not in
friendly cooperation and removed from the SBC based on their
responses to the Credentials Committee on these issues.
Speaker 1: So the thousands and thousands that PBS talked about, it's
not true. Praise God, it's not true. Apparently maybe some
people chose not to call the hotland. Some people would
not want to do that. I haven't seen PBS follow
up on this, and the Southern Baptist Convention should be
praised and protesting dot Com provided this to us, and
I think they're happy at this. Their founders a Southern Baptist.
Speaker 5: There is no.
Speaker 1: Hotline number for government schools, and just a reminder in
the government schools in the separate country of Washington State,
there was a proposed amendment to a bill that would
simply make schools tell parents immediately if there's a report
of sexual abuse of their children. Every single Democrat voted no.
The schools should be allowed to keep it secret for
a while. Every single Republican voted yes. Again, I didn't
see a special from PBS on this, So praise God
that the Southern Baptist Convention is cleaning up its own
house and providing this level of transparency. And maybe other
churches should do this, maybe all of them should do it.
Speaker 2: Now.
Speaker 1: There is, though a comparison I want to provide to you,
and I didn't know this, but remember Jonathan Kine from
the band Journey. I mean, certainly almost everybody knows the
band Journey, right because they had resurgence of their song
and that HBO movie or HBO TV series the Sopranos
don't Stop Believing, and that was like the song right,
the last character was killed right or unalive, as I
should say, unlived, So Jonathan kan would it's one of
the principal songwriters for Journey. I didn't know that. I
thought it was all Steve Perry and Jonathan Caine wrote
many of the big hits. He has since come to
the Lord and that process was really interesting as an
organization called I'm Second, and it's all about how he
thought he was the guy providing all this and God
was saying, no, I'm actually I'm preparing you for something.
I'm equipping you for something. So Jonathan Caine gave a speech.
Now I don't know that he's a pastor, so I'm
not going to call it a sermon, but he's married
to someone, someone who has achieved some notoriety in political circles.
And here they are as a married couple talking about
how you can have a better sex life as a
Christian married couple serving the Lord Jesus together, be.
Speaker 5: One big happy family. Wait till we get to your
sex life. We're just starting right now. I realize the
kids are in here. Praise the Lord. Thank you, pastor Dad.
Speaker 10: I think too of women have to don't have to,
but women should look at a man and find out
what turns him on.
Speaker 5: I mean, and you can talk about this. This is
something that you know, how freaky do you want to get?
You know what I mean?
Speaker 10: And if you don't have that conversation with your man,
if you don't have that conversation, then you know you're
not fulfilling everything that he really truly wants. And so
that this part, the sexual fulfillment comes with deep study
within each other.
Speaker 5: You have to look inside and say what turns you on?
Speaker 10: You know, what is it that you'd like to do,
And if you don't have that conversation, it's gonna be
broken something. And the other part of it is, ladies,
if you don't know what he likes, you know, figure
it out, get a book, but go get the poor
and do something.
Speaker 5: Whatever he likes to watch porn, watch porn with him,
you know what I mean. It's like you gotta get
where you gotta go.
Speaker 2: Figure it out.
Speaker 1: The woman giggling there as Jonathan Kane's advice to couples is,
please go watch fornication and adultery. Please go experience feelings
of lust for other people on screen, in which case
you can commit fornication and adultery together in your bed
or wherever you're watching the porn together, which is what
you'd be doing. Her name is Paula White, and she
runs President Trump's Faith office, and she's been successfully married. Well, no,
she's been married multiple times. I said at the time
when she was named I've got a real problem with
this lady because she teaches prosperity gospel because of her
maritro history, and I am far from perfect. There is
a thousand and one trees growing out of my eyes
as I'm talking about the specs in hers, and I
get it. And we can be discerning. Porn destroys families,
it destroys men. If you're looking at porn, you absolutely
know you're not just looking at it. You absolutely know
that everybody knows that. We just don't say it. You
are mentally committing adultery. You're mentally committing fornication. And Jesus
has said, if you look at a woman with lust
in your eyes, you've already committed adultery with her. We
could extrapolate that to fornication. It also drives the appetite
for trafficking in human beings, and it was spoken at
a church level. Now, Jonathan King comes from the entertainment industry.
He was in one of the most successful bands in
the world. It's very, very doubtful to me that he
didn't partake of groupies, and being well that famous in
that way, he probably did. Therefore, he's got sort of
a skewed perception of what Jesus means for us in
a committed relationship with our wives and for women with
their husbands. So Paula White put out a statement or
Testy dot com has this for the accompanying story. White
quickly adds, I will clear some stuff up because I
know the church world. John and I don't watch porn.
We've ever watched porn together? Okay, we don't. He doesn't
watch porn without me. And we're not advocates of saying
go outside. But what he's saying is educate yourself on sexuality.
He's not saying get addicted to porn. He's saying, educate yourself.
By the way, when she's speaking about going outside evangelical
speak for open marriage so called, which in fact is
not a marriage, he's not saying get addicted to porn.
Huh gosh. What happens when men start walking you're watching porn?
They get addicted. It's absolutely, absolutely foreseeable biologically if you like,
there's a dopamine seraton of response. Spiritually, feel like, what
does satan? What is doing time with our wives or
time alone looking at a screen? Maybe would invite our
wife along, which is what Jonathan Kane said. I wonder
how that feels to wives. You don't do it for me,
but maybe if I could watch some other people doing it,
maybe I could stomach havin sex with you.
Speaker 5: Huh. What was it?
Speaker 1: Jesus Christ said, love your wife like Christ loves the church.
That's what he said. This is the Todd Herbann Show.
Please go, be well, be strong, be kind, Please make
every effort to walk in the light of Christ.