Speaker 1: Welcome to the three Stories version of the Todd Hermer Show.
Speaker 1: Story number one, Goodbye to PBS, and by the way,
Speaker 1: here's your parting gift or one of them. Story number two,
Speaker 1: Why Populism is Ascendence, Part one thousand and Story number three.
Speaker 1: Jesus Christ was and is real, and he is not
Speaker 1: yours to remake or reimagine. We'll talk about this with
Speaker 1: the help of God Almighty.
Speaker 2: The Todd Herman Show is one hundred percent disapproved by
Speaker 2: big pharma technocrats and tyrn s everywhere from the high
Speaker 2: mountains of Free American. Here's the Emerald City exile Todd Herman.
Speaker 1: Today is the day the Lord has made in These
Speaker 1: are the times through which God has decided where shall live.
Speaker 1: So the Corporation for Public Broadcasting, which quote FUN and
Speaker 1: PR and PBS, says it's going to close down after
Speaker 1: federal cuts. So it didn't fully fund it. It's actually
Speaker 1: made you fund it. So goodbye to PBS that I've
Speaker 1: got a parting gift for them in a second. But
Speaker 1: first of all, just a lesson from life. You're looking at,
Speaker 1: if you're watching me, if you're listening to me, you're
Speaker 1: listening to probably the luckiest stink and mut you're ever
Speaker 1: going to meet in human form. I am such a
Speaker 1: freaking lucky mutt. I got to work at Microsoft, and
Speaker 1: that's mut enough, lucky mutt enough that that ever happens.
Speaker 1: And I got to work with a team of people
Speaker 1: that we got to call the Media Experiences Team, really
Speaker 1: really cool gift that my boss gave me. Media Experiences.
Speaker 1: Our job was to make it preferable to watch shows
Speaker 1: online versus on TV. Now, I know that that seems
Speaker 1: weird now, but back in the day it wasn't. It
Speaker 1: wasn't it was It was still preferable to watch them
Speaker 1: on TV. And there were some other teams MSN and
Speaker 1: Entertainment worked with this, MSN Games. I wanted to just
Speaker 1: give credit. They went and did a deal with the
Speaker 1: Arrested Development. People remember that show, Arrested Development. Now, I've
Speaker 1: never loved the show. I know other people love it.
Speaker 1: I know it's a cult hit. I know for a
Speaker 1: fact that the people who loved that show they still
Speaker 1: watch it. And some brilliant people at Microsoft came up
Speaker 1: with some brilliant ideas to make it preferable to watch
Speaker 1: that on a connected device. Some of the things that
Speaker 1: people contributed now are old or old school. You know
Speaker 1: those little bubbles that pop up during your show, there's
Speaker 1: a factoid or a map of where people are at,
Speaker 1: or the bios of the actors, etc. Sometimes linking to IMDb.
Speaker 1: Know all that that didn't always exist, and so Microsoft
Speaker 1: paid money to license the show. We got to build
Speaker 1: around this and all I did was imagine some things
Speaker 1: with my team. People far more skilled did the actual work,
Speaker 1: and they deserve the bulk of the credit. And this
Speaker 1: I was tangential to the effort at best, but I
Speaker 1: got to see it lesson. We paid a lot of
Speaker 1: money to have that show. I think it approached as
Speaker 1: I'm remembering by memory, I think it may have approached
Speaker 1: fifty million bucks to have that show. They'd have been
Speaker 1: canceled on TV. So it's worthwhile the Corporation for Public
Speaker 1: Broadcasting is shutting down rather than going out and shopping
Speaker 1: the opportunity to help NPR and PBS. Why are they
Speaker 1: doing that? Well, they aren't real business people. They're good
Speaker 1: old fashioned DC grifters. And I want to give them
Speaker 1: a brief, maybe thirty second parting gift with maybe a
Speaker 1: one minute explanation for me as they walk out the
Speaker 1: door having lost the gravy train access. And by the way,
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Speaker 1: The love of money is the root of all evil.
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Speaker 1: two five to two. It wasn't just arrested development. We
Speaker 1: went out and paid money to get we paid going
Speaker 1: to need to get a lot of shows when Microsoft
Speaker 1: was still trying to play the entertainment game. I know
Speaker 1: there are a license teams at Google and YouTube and
Speaker 1: Go do the same thing, because these things have value.
Speaker 1: I have no doubt that there's shows on PBS that
Speaker 1: are going to survive and probably be a bid four
Speaker 1: if it ends up that way. Of no doubt the
Speaker 1: brands they've built corporation for Public Conn Broadcasting shutting the
Speaker 1: doors because the gravy trainer is over. I wanted to
Speaker 1: offer you just a quick parting gift courtesy of the
Speaker 1: terrible hitlers at Fox News.
Speaker 3: We'll get out of Kentucky said this in a statement.
Speaker 3: It's a long statement. I'll just read one line. There
Speaker 3: is now a pattern of Key Biden confident on sinking
Speaker 3: the sablums shield themselves from criminal liability for this potential conspiracy.
Speaker 1: And so the conspiracy, of course, was this. There was
Speaker 1: the autopan who was doing the pardons, who was sunning
Speaker 1: the legislation of which the figure head was unaware, who
Speaker 1: was actually running the country. If only PBS had decided
Speaker 1: and NPR had decided with their news arms to actually
Speaker 1: do something about this. Here's the parting gift. Why did
Speaker 1: we all know? Why did everybody? Well not everybody, because
Speaker 1: some people chose not to know? But why is it
Speaker 1: that so many taxpayers were forced to pay for you
Speaker 1: to pretend this wasn't happening?
Speaker 2: Oh?
Speaker 1: I know, I know, I know. Someone can write in
Speaker 1: the comment sections. You know that show Arrested Development. You
Speaker 1: know they were pretending, right, Yeah, and they admitted it
Speaker 1: because the TV show is fiction. So as much of
Speaker 1: what the Corporation for Public Broadcasting did. Oh, by the way,
Speaker 1: Corporation for Public Broadcasting, Hey, you forgot to close the door.
Speaker 1: There you go, Story number two, Why populism is ascendant?
Speaker 1: Part what a thousand? So let's define populism. What is it?
Speaker 1: It's the people rising up to take control of matters
Speaker 1: into their own hands through at least some peaceful means.
Speaker 1: That's one way to define it. I define myself this way,
Speaker 1: a Christian conservative constitution, you know, populist. Why because of
Speaker 1: all things that matter to me, Jesus is first. He
Speaker 1: is our Lord and savior. He's man who came here
Speaker 1: to save us from internal damnation. He offers us the
Speaker 1: free gift of redemption. And I love him for what
Speaker 1: he has done for me and how he's changed me.
Speaker 1: So Christian constitutional populists. So why constitutional? Because populism without
Speaker 1: constraints is very dangerous. Constitutional because our Constitution, I believe,
Speaker 1: was written by men inspired by God, not in the
Speaker 1: same way that the Bible was written. The Bible is
Speaker 1: the complete, inerrant, unchangeable, unchanging word of God. The Constitution
Speaker 1: was written by men inspired by God because they recognize
Speaker 1: the fact we have rights that come from God. The
Speaker 1: right to have life, liberty, and pursuit of happiness existed
Speaker 1: in the garden of Eden. They recognize these things. Christian constitutional, populist, Conservative.
Speaker 1: Why populism, Well, because it's not going to get done
Speaker 1: anither way. Just this past week we saw John Thune
Speaker 1: decide to not let President Trump have any recess appointments
Speaker 1: to the courts, despite being one hundred and thirty seat short,
Speaker 1: despite the fact that the left has been remaking the
Speaker 1: courts for the past eight twelve years and we've seen
Speaker 1: the results of that. Conservative, because I believe conservatism that
Speaker 1: is limiting the power of government is the most godly
Speaker 1: thing we can do to leave room for God. Populism
Speaker 1: is ascendant because other people around the world, not necessarily Christian,
Speaker 1: not necessarily constitutional, to have looked and said no one
Speaker 1: in government means as well. I mean, there's some people
Speaker 1: here and there, but it's easiest just to say no one.
Speaker 1: There's some decent people. Even in DC, there's some great people,
Speaker 1: but overall the machine doesn't mean us well. And there's
Speaker 1: starting to be changes. Even in courtrooms in a nearly
Speaker 1: fallen land like Ireland, they're starting to be ch I'll
Speaker 1: show what he's changes in a second. It's a direct
Speaker 1: result of populism. Populism can take the form sometimes of
Speaker 1: let's say, entrepreneurialism. I've developed a good friendship with the
Speaker 1: guys who run renew Healthcare in Mexico, and tell you
Speaker 1: Steve and Jim are smart business people. They didn't want
Speaker 1: to do what they did in Mexico. This is to
Speaker 1: have a stem cell health clinic. It goes far beyond
Speaker 1: stem cells. By the way, they couldn't do it in
Speaker 1: America because America will not allow them to quality control
Speaker 1: standards they have in the United States. If you get
Speaker 1: stem cells, they come from whomever. They've been frozen for
Speaker 1: however long, at whatever quality rating they had to begin with,
Speaker 1: and they're injected by people with whatever training pain specialists, chiropractor,
Speaker 1: not that they don't know what they're doing. Compare this
Speaker 1: to renew Healthcare in Mexico. The stem cells come from
Speaker 1: a world class hospital next door. They take a five
Speaker 1: maybe ten minute walk into a world class lab that's
Speaker 1: one step below a bio containment facility for like a
Speaker 1: bowl of they're their process. They refuse to use any
Speaker 1: of the stem cells that don't meet their qualit control standards.
Speaker 1: They know the women. They monitor the health of the
Speaker 1: women and the baby during pregnancy and afterwards. If the
Speaker 1: morning that they inject you with stem cells, let's say
Speaker 1: for your shoulders, your knees, your back, because you've got
Speaker 1: neurological issues, say a traumatic brain injury. If those things
Speaker 1: are not as active as they want, they'll ask you
Speaker 1: to wait. The next day. They followed it up with IVS.
Speaker 1: They precede it with ivs and the largest hyperborec chamber
Speaker 1: in North America, all to speed healing. Go check them
Speaker 1: out at renew r E n ue DOT Healthcare. Sort
Speaker 1: of a populist approach, so fighting back against the industrial
Speaker 1: the big insurance roll up forced insurance programming. Up here
Speaker 1: in the United States, it's renewed R E, n U
Speaker 1: E DOT healthcare. Populism is ascendant because people around the
Speaker 1: globe have caught onto the fact that there is a
Speaker 1: rigged game going on. It didn't just happen through the
Speaker 1: water or the air. That country said, hey, you know what,
Speaker 1: let's bring in a whole bunch of people who have
Speaker 1: no connection to our country. They don't share any of
Speaker 1: our values, so let's not ask them to share our values.
Speaker 1: Let's not determine that they're coming to a country to
Speaker 1: live on our values. Let's flutter systems with people who
Speaker 1: in fact aren't going to assimilate. Let's tell them they
Speaker 1: don't have to assimilate. Let's show them that they're the
Speaker 1: special people. And in the case of Ireland, people have
Speaker 1: stood up. Now a Court of Appeals has said the
Speaker 1: most remarkable thing. If you're an Irish citizen, think about
Speaker 1: how you would feel that this even had to make
Speaker 1: it to court.
Speaker 4: The Court of Appeal has ruled in favor of the
Speaker 4: state after a challenge to High Court ruling regarding the
Speaker 4: rights of international protection applicants to have their basic needs,
Speaker 4: including accommodation met by the state. Our Social Affairs correspondent
Speaker 4: Al the kannelis here in studio, so alver remind us
Speaker 4: of the background to this case and what this ruling
Speaker 4: means now for international protection applicants.
Speaker 5: Well, this all goes back to December twenty twenty three
Speaker 5: when the State found that it was running out of
Speaker 5: accommodation for international protection applicants, so it housed the most
Speaker 5: vulnerable and families, which left single males unaccommodated. So the
Speaker 5: Art Human Rights and Equality Commission brought a case to
Speaker 5: the High Court last year basically saying these men's rights
Speaker 5: were being breached. There were intents right across the city,
Speaker 5: mainly in Dublin, and it was the first time essentially
Speaker 5: that IRICK used this kind of power that it has
Speaker 5: under legislation under the Act under which it was set
Speaker 5: up to bring this case to the High Court. So
Speaker 5: the High Court found that the men they had a
Speaker 5: right human dignity and that that had been breached by
Speaker 5: the State, and it also found that you know, their
Speaker 5: rights under European law had also been breached. So that
Speaker 5: decision was appealed by the State to the Court of
Speaker 5: Appeal and it has found in favor of the state.
Speaker 5: Today we've just had eyes on the judgment and mister
Speaker 5: Justice Anthony Collins acknowledged the Commission's express statutory entitlement to
Speaker 5: essentially commence these commission proceedings in the court. However, he
Speaker 5: found the sample of homeless asylum seekers was insufficient to
Speaker 5: prove extreme material poverty and that their physical and mental
Speaker 5: health was affected to such a degree that he felt
Speaker 5: it didn't breach their right to human dignity. So the
Speaker 5: government has always claimed that it is making strenuous efforts
Speaker 5: to accommodate these men. This decision or finding by the
Speaker 5: Court of Appeal today overrides the High Court decision. And
Speaker 5: when I recooniciated that these proceedings the were over two
Speaker 5: hundred homeless applicants International protection applicants. It went up to
Speaker 5: three thousand in December twenty twenty four. It's now one thousand,
Speaker 5: three hundred and thirty three.
Speaker 1: The bosses in Ireland knew there weren't homes for these
Speaker 1: people when they agreed to flood their borders with people
Speaker 1: with no connection to Irish society, Irish tradition, on the
Speaker 1: predominant Christian faith there. They knew there weren't homes and
Speaker 1: is it a right to dignity? Does that just happen
Speaker 1: for the newcomers because in Ireland, like Scotland, farmers have
Speaker 1: been told you're going to need to do away with
Speaker 1: part of your farmland or maybe all of it because
Speaker 1: we need to build apartment buildings for the newcomers. Does
Speaker 1: that violate their human dignity? Populism is ascendant because people
Speaker 1: are noticing the rig games and they're going to continue
Speaker 1: in populism, and the way to make sure it remains
Speaker 1: peaceful is to understand the next step. When you show
Speaker 1: people that they're votes, their logic, their lives, their dignity
Speaker 1: doesn't matter to you, and it won't then it graduates
Speaker 1: up to the next step. This is going to seem
Speaker 1: to be a bizarre example. Years ago, there was a
Speaker 1: convenience store chain who in a regional couple of states
Speaker 1: decided to stop letting you preset the pump. Now, back
Speaker 1: in the day, if you're a young person, you'd only
Speaker 1: often only have three to five bucks for gas, so
Speaker 1: you would go in and prepay yep, five dollars on
Speaker 1: gas on pump three, and it would stop right at
Speaker 1: five dollars do you know that there was a chain
Speaker 1: of convenience stores who in a general state region, in
Speaker 1: a region like five state region. They decided to stop
Speaker 1: doing that because they calculated they were making hundreds of thousands,
Speaker 1: maybe more dollars when people tried to stop the pump
Speaker 1: on their own, oh five point fifteen, five thirty do
Speaker 1: dig it got to go find thirty cents and it
Speaker 1: added up. So they told their customers, we can't do
Speaker 1: that anymore. We can't do that anymore. We done forgot
Speaker 1: how to set the pumps to stop. No one forgot
Speaker 1: the equipment wasn't broken. And prior to the Internet, this
Speaker 1: became such a big story on radio and television and
Speaker 1: people were so upset by it that the company was
Speaker 1: forced to stop it because they were losing sales and
Speaker 1: slurpees and candy bars and all the other garbage that
Speaker 1: they sell out of those stores. It was a populist approach.
Speaker 1: Most people in Ireland can't just walk away from their country,
Speaker 1: so they're walking into this saying you will respect our
Speaker 1: human dignity or we will see you completely voted out
Speaker 1: of office. That's why populism is a descendant and then
Speaker 1: the core reason it goes right back, right back to Genesis.
Speaker 1: God gave us the right to life, liberty. That's freedom
Speaker 1: with and constraints and pursuit of happiness. It's hardwired into us,
Speaker 1: and we consent when people are trying to take it
Speaker 1: from us. Story number three. Jesus Christ was and is real,
Speaker 1: and he is not yours to remake. Jesus came down
Speaker 1: to Earth for a very specific reason, and he did
Speaker 1: a very remarkable thing. He decided to deny himself the
Speaker 1: power of deity to a large degree, to become fully
Speaker 1: human and fully God, and to take on the form
Speaker 1: of a little baby. That little baby had hands and
Speaker 1: fingerprints and feet and feet prints. He had his problems
Speaker 1: as a little baby. He may have been colicky. He
Speaker 1: probably coughed up. He definitely, of course, evacuated his bowels.
Speaker 1: All babies do, maybe even if a projectile sense, And
Speaker 1: I'm not trying to be blasphemous. He doesn't consider the
Speaker 1: vacuating of our bowels to be blasphemy. It's simply a
Speaker 1: bodily functioned he, as God invented. He had a personality,
Speaker 1: He had likes and dislikes. Now, because he was perfect,
Speaker 1: his likes and dislikes didn't relate to issues of unfairness.
Speaker 1: He said, in the body of Christ, there's neither Greek
Speaker 1: nor Jew, there's neither servant or Master. Were all one body.
Speaker 1: So it wasn't that that there may have been foods
Speaker 1: he disliked. He took on a human form, He was
Speaker 1: a man, looked a certain way, he walked a certain way.
Speaker 1: He still exists, He always has and he always will.
Speaker 1: There's a belief in Hollywood that Jesus Christ must be remade.
Speaker 1: He must be remade into an image that is as
Speaker 1: far from him as possible, and part of is to
Speaker 1: engender discussion like this and clips like this. This is
Speaker 1: Cynthia Revo and she's playing Jesus in Hollywood Bowls Jesus
Speaker 1: Christ Superstar, and she is playing across from Adam Lambert
Speaker 1: as Judas. Watch this Hollywood Bowl Jesus Christ Superstar has
Speaker 1: two very talented singers playing roles that they cannot relate to.
Speaker 1: Adam Lambert doesn't know the Lord and Cynthia Reva doesn't
Speaker 1: know the Lord. That doesn't matter if you consider Jesus
Speaker 1: to be a fictional character you can remake on your own.
Speaker 1: I'm no expert on stagecraft. But as I see Cynthia
Speaker 1: Rava facing Judas the way she does there, going at
Speaker 1: him menacingly with anger, and this rage that seems to
Speaker 1: be coming out in the songs, funny, Jesus never did that,
Speaker 1: So funny. Jesus faced his fate with humility with Judas.
Speaker 1: He loved Judas to the moment Judas decided to betray him.
Speaker 1: Go and do what you must do quickly? Is it
Speaker 1: with a kiss that you betray the son of man?
Speaker 1: He was never angry. Jesus was never filled with rage.
Speaker 1: Now you can say that this is part of the writing,
Speaker 1: fair enough, But she can also reflect on the fact
Speaker 1: that Hollywood must cast a person like Cynthia Arrival in
Speaker 1: this role as he must cast Adam Lambert. Adam Lambert
Speaker 1: is openly same sex attracted. Doesn't mean he's not talented.
Speaker 1: He's incredibly talented. I actually love him with Queen great
Speaker 1: decision to him on. But he doesn't know the Lord.
Speaker 1: Therefore he cannot see this as less than fiction or
Speaker 1: more than fiction. I'll show what it means in a
Speaker 1: second about sincere Revo. Because she herself has decided that
Speaker 1: she's already her own God Hollywood or not. That is
Speaker 1: not a good stance to take with the Lord. Hollywood
Speaker 1: has been changed. There have been upstart companies that have
Speaker 1: come along and demonstrated to Hollywood that there are people
Speaker 1: who will do quite a lot to support brave Christian filmmaking.
Speaker 1: You know about The Chosen, You know about The Sound
Speaker 1: of Freedom, you know about The King of Kings, the
Speaker 1: animated feature about the life of Jesus Christ as told
Speaker 1: through a fictional Charles Dickens. So you know about these
Speaker 1: features that you might know about. Angel Studios Angels out
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Speaker 1: Book of Acts, which comes after this portion of Jesus
Speaker 1: Christ interacting with Judas is Scaiat that comes after that
Speaker 1: Jesus is descended back into Heaven, and James and Paul
Speaker 1: and John and almost certainly Mary or the Mary's were
Speaker 1: involved in building christ Church. Later Paul came along after
Speaker 1: he was no longer soul and helped with this process.
Speaker 1: Luke wrote about it. They've taken that period of time
Speaker 1: in the Bible, They've transported it into a surveillance state,
Speaker 1: a censorship state, a state where the truth is hated,
Speaker 1: say like Hollywood and as asked an important question, we
Speaker 1: get to examine our hearts as we watch Testament, where
Speaker 1: we stand for Jesus as the world stand against us.
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Speaker 1: risk taking Christian storytelling. Cynthia Ravo talks about how difficult
Speaker 1: her life has been. Truly, she's had some remarkably difficult
Speaker 1: thing her father kind of left her behind, very very difficult,
Speaker 1: But that's not what she says. The big challenges.
Speaker 6: It isn't easy. None of it is waking up and
Speaker 6: choosing to be yourself, proclaiming a space belongs to you
Speaker 6: when you don't feel welcomed, Teaching people on a daily
Speaker 6: basis how to address you, and dealing with the frustration
Speaker 6: of reteaching people, a word that has been in the
Speaker 6: human vocabulary since the dawn of time they them words
Speaker 6: used to describe pedantically two or more people poetically a
Speaker 6: person who is simply more. It isn't easy to ask
Speaker 6: people to treat you with dignity, since you should just
Speaker 6: have it because it's a given.
Speaker 1: It is an.
Speaker 6: Easy to learn to grow who you are if the
Speaker 6: world around you is knocking at your door telling you
Speaker 6: to stay in suld.
Speaker 1: She's at the Glads Awards receiving a claim. She's received money.
Speaker 1: She was the witch in Wicked. She's received a claim
Speaker 1: for that, She's received tony awards and more. But the
Speaker 1: world is telling her to stay locked inside her house.
Speaker 1: I'm not getting that. I'm getting a woman who's simply
Speaker 1: more more than what, more than you. I'm getting a
Speaker 1: whole bunch of pride. I'm also receiving from her a
Speaker 1: message that the gift God gave her, the gift first
Speaker 1: of all of life, liberty, pursuit of happiness, and these
Speaker 1: incredible talents to sing and perform. She's just more. And
Speaker 1: yet Jesus Christ himself never saw any of us as more.
Speaker 1: He sees us as the least of these, because to
Speaker 1: God Almighty, who created us, who knows how fragile we are,
Speaker 1: who knows we can do nothing apart from him, who
Speaker 1: knows that without him and his blood we will spend
Speaker 1: eternity apart from him, having never experienced anything good again.
Speaker 1: Forever we all appear to the least to these, be
Speaker 1: the least to these to Jesus. But not Cynthia. Rival
Speaker 1: She's simply more. May God help her. This is the
Speaker 1: todd Hermannshaw. Please go be well, be strong, be kind,
Speaker 1: and go out. Make a decision today to accept the
Speaker 1: Lord Jesus Christ as your personal Lord and savior. Are
Speaker 1: going to be changed by him? Or let the other
Speaker 1: side decide for you.