Speaker 1: Yeah, we're talking about the new show format toafer's in
Speaker 1: here today now it's awfume. I can see it's frustrating
Speaker 1: some people. You know, we've changed the formats. And by
Speaker 1: the way, if you're joining us live, good morning, thank
Speaker 1: you for that. And if you're watching and there listening later,
Speaker 1: we love you equally. So we've been doing this new
Speaker 1: experiment of having the full show, which is like the
Speaker 1: radio show on podcasts. It's what you're about to hear
Speaker 1: and or see. Then we've been doing these shorter clips
Speaker 1: trying to focus down on one topic at a time.
Speaker 1: I think we figured something out. I think we're just
Speaker 1: gonna make that thing a full show, but three stories
Speaker 1: where we just focus tight on stories. Because I don't
Speaker 1: know if you've learned this about me all these years.
Speaker 1: Most of us have been together eight to ten years.
Speaker 1: Many of you met me through rushing THEMBU. Praise God
Speaker 1: for that relationship. God rest rush. You might notice that
Speaker 1: I can talk about a lot of stuff, take a
Speaker 1: lot of stories, make them into one big grand meta
Speaker 1: narrative or so. I think that's my human pride talking.
Speaker 1: So today, what are we even talking about now that
Speaker 1: I got off Oh yeah, Tom Hanks. Hey, congratulations, Tom Hanks.
Speaker 1: You went out and got yourself exactly what you voted for.
Speaker 1: Talk about this with the help of renewed healthcare and
Speaker 1: much more importantly, God Almighty.
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Speaker 1: Today is a day the Lord has made in these
Speaker 1: at the time. So which God is the Satura Show Live?
Speaker 1: Just got this note, Gosh, I wonder if I could
Speaker 1: get to New York. Probably not in time to do this.
Speaker 1: My buddy Tim Krookshank at Bonfort Coffee's sponsoring the Navy
Speaker 1: Seal Foundations swim across the Hudson River Saturday, and Nope,
Speaker 1: I can't shoot swim supports over thirty essential Navy Seal
Speaker 1: Foundation programs. Talk about this later, but nagett I can't
Speaker 1: because I am actually already doing this swim workout. Hey,
Speaker 1: but at least I'm doing a swim workout that I
Speaker 1: can partner with that at least psychologically spiritually. Tom Hanks
Speaker 1: is the latest celebrity he and his wife, Rita Wilson.
Speaker 1: By the way, who is she. I'm not trying to
Speaker 1: be rude. It's sometimes astonishing to me. I don't know
Speaker 1: if you ever get this, but I live in a
Speaker 1: completely divorced state from anything related to modern culture. I mean, yeah, okay,
Speaker 1: so CrossFit and I'm using a device right now typing
Speaker 1: and saying hello to people in the morning chat room.
Speaker 1: I'm forced to do that stuff. But in terms of
Speaker 1: like Reta A, I didn't know Tom Hanks was married b.
Speaker 1: I legitimately don't know who Rita Wilson is, but I
Speaker 1: know this. They had their home, one of them, twenty
Speaker 1: six point two million dollar home was invaded by robbers.
Speaker 1: And there's been a lieu of these happening in Los Angeles,
Speaker 1: and the way that the media is coloring this is
Speaker 1: LA celebrity home invasion. Slou continues, with Tom Hanks and
Speaker 1: Rita Wilson's residence as the latest victim. Now, some good
Speaker 1: news in this. This is now affecting the special people.
Speaker 1: So once it begins to affect the special people, there'll
Speaker 1: be some changes, like, for instance, they'll probably allow them
Speaker 1: to have extra security. They might allow the security guards
Speaker 1: to be better armed. The city might step in and
Speaker 1: pay for extra patrols around places like bel Air and
Speaker 1: around places like Santa Monica in the hills, up around
Speaker 1: the colleges, et cetera, so that the special people aren't
Speaker 1: bothered with all this nonsense. I mean, this is something
Speaker 1: that is really only supposed to affect the small people
Speaker 1: and the tiny people. But Tom Hanks and his wife,
Speaker 1: I would assume I don't know anything about it. But
Speaker 1: I know about Hanks. He's a guy who seems perfectly
Speaker 1: comfortable having Gavin Newsom as dictator of California. Part of
Speaker 1: this is, I think a thing God does. We talked
Speaker 1: this early this week with Jim Putman, my pastor and
Speaker 1: senior pastor of Real Life Ministries. More importantly to me,
Speaker 1: my friend, that God said to humankinds through the prophet Samuel,
Speaker 1: are you sure, now listen to me, Are you sure
Speaker 1: you want a human king? People said, yes, we want
Speaker 1: things like everybody else has. All the other people have kings,
Speaker 1: and God, through the prophet Samuy said okay, now hold on,
Speaker 1: wait just a second. Are you sure you want to
Speaker 1: pay taxes and have the king come and seize your
Speaker 1: livestock take your land, block off your water streams, take
Speaker 1: your sons and daughters, sons for the army, daughters for concubines.
Speaker 1: Are you sure you want that? Well what everybody else
Speaker 1: has so God said, find, here's this tall dude named Saul.
Speaker 1: There you go, there's your king. What happened the case
Speaker 1: of Tom Hanks? We've been saying, Are you sure you
Speaker 1: want the government to be able to go out and
Speaker 1: refuse to enforce the laws, to invite the cartels come
Speaker 1: to California, Come to California, California dreaming, Come to California,
Speaker 1: California Nation. Are you sure this is a good idea?
Speaker 1: Are you sure open air drug dealing is a good idea?
Speaker 1: Are you sure decriminalizing sex trafficking is a good idea?
Speaker 1: Are you sure allowing grown men to carry out their
Speaker 1: perverse sexual desires on the bodies of fourteen year old
Speaker 1: boys making that legal? Are you sure that's a good idea?
Speaker 1: Are you sure it's a good idea to drop from
Speaker 1: a felony sex trafficking teens to a misdemeanor Are you sure?
Speaker 1: Are you sure it's a good idea to allow criminal
Speaker 1: gangs to steal in smash and grab robberies are just
Speaker 1: walking in and taking stuff, not even bothered to smash,
Speaker 1: and or well you have to grab, but not even
Speaker 1: bothering be smashed up to a thousand, not nin hundred
Speaker 1: ninety nine dollars worth of stuff. Are you sure that's
Speaker 1: a good idea? Are you sure a no cash bail
Speaker 1: system is a good idea? Are you sure no team
Speaker 1: jails is a good idea? And all along the way,
Speaker 1: Tom Hanks could have used his celebrity to say, hmm,
Speaker 1: I don't think that's a good idea. But Tom Hanks,
Speaker 1: I think, wants what everybody else wants, which is to
Speaker 1: feel compassionate, must be a very confusing thing. To own
Speaker 1: a twenty six million dollar home and that's only one
Speaker 1: and for something that in your heart, you know, in
Speaker 1: your heart it's probably not worth that much money. I mean,
Speaker 1: businesses are worth what people will pay. But do you
Speaker 1: think in his heart, Tom Hanks thinks that reading lines
Speaker 1: into a camera and he's really good at it, God
Speaker 1: has gifted him. Do you really think he looks at
Speaker 1: that and says, yeah, I should be a billionaire. And
Speaker 1: so how do we care?
Speaker 2: Well?
Speaker 1: I think Hanks gives a lot of money philanthropies, etc.
Speaker 1: But you can't care and come along and say we
Speaker 1: need to arrest criminals, we need to close our borders.
Speaker 1: We need to have limits on sexual appetite, at least
Speaker 1: as it's communicated through media and government, and particularly for kids,
Speaker 1: I mean adult to adult. I wish you wouldn't. But
Speaker 1: but that's not caring, that's too godly. Why do you
Speaker 1: think God wanted limits? Well, if you look at the science,
Speaker 1: too much sexual activity encourages disease, It spreads, it changes
Speaker 1: people psychologically, makes it difficult to have actual monogamous one
Speaker 1: to one attachment. Porn comes in as a surrogate for
Speaker 1: that makes it even harder. Anytime you map back psychological issues,
Speaker 1: not anytime, but often when you map back psychological issues,
Speaker 1: you can map them back to departing from the word
Speaker 1: of God. So Tom Hanks has encouraged lawlessness. Tom Hanks
Speaker 1: by virtue of ignoring it, by virtue of allowing people
Speaker 1: like Gavin Newsom to pretend to be governors and not dictators,
Speaker 1: he has encouraged this. Don't encourage these things, don't encourage
Speaker 1: this sort of behavior, don't encourage disorder at all. I
Speaker 1: sometimes it's sort of unavoidable. It is if you own cats,
Speaker 1: it is unavoidable that the cats do everything they can
Speaker 1: to stink up homes. And don't tell me I'm a
Speaker 1: cat owner. I've had many many cats. Cats like their
Speaker 1: litter boxes. In fact, if you doubt this, if you
Speaker 1: doubt this, there's a cat. We have one of our cats.
Speaker 1: We go change the litter box, she goes and watches,
Speaker 1: and she'll sit there like, I can't you know how
Speaker 1: hard are working on that?
Speaker 3: No?
Speaker 1: No, not that one. No wait, oh my gosh, not
Speaker 1: that one, and she's offended. Please just leave that one.
Speaker 1: And she takes glory in this. Our dog, who is
Speaker 1: a sweet dog. She is the most emotionally adept. She
Speaker 1: has a high eq beautiful dog and anytime I take
Speaker 1: her walking, people say, oh my gosh, she's beautiful.
Speaker 2: What is she?
Speaker 1: My daughter day to day said, yeah, well, she's a
Speaker 1: combination of everyone's favorite dog. That's why people say that
Speaker 1: spot on. You know what she does? My dog crates
Speaker 1: deer poop. She goes because we get deer and elk
Speaker 1: in our backyard. Not elk, deer and an occasional moose,
Speaker 1: but we've never seen it elk, but deer in an
Speaker 1: occasional moose. She goes to the backyard and she'll sniff
Speaker 1: around and here's this pile and that pile, and now
Speaker 1: that's not good. Then she finds the pile of deer
Speaker 1: poop she likes, and what she does is she angles
Speaker 1: herself until she can get the back of her head
Speaker 1: into the deer poop, and then she just just rolls
Speaker 1: in it and gets her back and she says, ah,
Speaker 1: I love the smell of this. This is so good.
Speaker 1: And then she comes inside smell me, no, no, no, honestly,
Speaker 1: smell my finger. And she comes in and she says
Speaker 1: this she can't speak. Then she stinks. Thank goodness, we
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Speaker 1: it happened to her brother, kid puke in a car.
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Speaker 1: from the leftists who are involved in the purposeful destabili
Speaker 1: destabilization of the United States is the same disorder that
Speaker 1: is coming for the rest of the West. I always
Speaker 1: ask us to look at patterns. How's that illegal immigration
Speaker 1: thing going in China? Do they have a bad illegal
Speaker 1: immigration problem?
Speaker 2: Now?
Speaker 1: There are a totalitarian state, But then again, we are
Speaker 1: following closely on their heels to become a totalitarian state.
Speaker 1: But is there illegal immigration there?
Speaker 4: No?
Speaker 1: Does this country write checks on a minute by minute
Speaker 1: basis for a billion dollars to Ukraine to protect its
Speaker 1: sovereignty it's border with Russia? Yes? Are we putting American
Speaker 1: loves at risk for that? Almost certainly yes, given what
Speaker 1: NATO's decided is to put our troops up on there,
Speaker 1: up on the doorstep of Russia in Ukraine. Have we
Speaker 1: written checks to countries like El Salvador to help support
Speaker 1: their border? Yes? Do it continue to do this? Yes?
Speaker 1: But here no is a country the common home of people. Yes?
Speaker 1: Is your house a common home for your family? Yes?
Speaker 1: Do you in your house? Come home and there's five
Speaker 1: people you don't know? You walk in, You walk in
Speaker 1: from a busy day at work. You set your gym
Speaker 1: bag down, and it's like clockwork. Orange, say, who's the strange?
Speaker 1: Five people going munchiwuans and we tick some toasty toast
Speaker 1: in the front room. Well, so those are the newcomers.
Speaker 1: Where they come from? The government sent them. They're the newcomers.
Speaker 1: What are their names? Don't know? They just landed here.
Speaker 1: They're eating our food, but they're the newcomers. Now, you
Speaker 1: might suggest you might even go into the front room
Speaker 1: and go, hey, hi, So I'm Todd and I pay
Speaker 1: for this house and I own it. Who are you?
Speaker 1: What are the newcomers?
Speaker 5: Now?
Speaker 1: You didn't turn into a racist when you walked in
Speaker 1: and said wait, like that's not going to be your
Speaker 1: first concern. But wait, you're are you Chinese or Korean?
Speaker 1: I'm a white guy, so I can't tell you're gonna
Speaker 1: be kinding. What are you doing here?
Speaker 3: Now?
Speaker 1: If you invite people or they knock on the door, hey,
Speaker 1: we're your new neighbors. We just moved up the street. Hey,
Speaker 1: please come in, but I'm Chinese. I don't care come
Speaker 1: in your neighbors, please come in, or over time you
Speaker 1: get to know a person. Sure, it's natural now you
Speaker 1: have them in the house, but you're gonna have rules.
Speaker 1: What's being done to the West is just the same thing.
Speaker 1: It is. Open the door, people come in and it's
Speaker 1: just boom. No more farms for you, num more ranches
Speaker 1: for you. This is where the newcomers get to go.
Speaker 1: That school's gone. This is for the newcomers. And it
Speaker 1: is a tempting thing than to hate the newcomers, but
Speaker 1: we can't because the Lord Jesus says, love your neighbor. Secondly,
Speaker 1: they're being used. Some of them are happy to be used.
Speaker 1: Some of them are happy to come in and help
Speaker 1: destroy the West. But we don't get to respond that
Speaker 1: way with hatred. But it's the same dynamic, and the
Speaker 1: government is doing everything they can to say these people
Speaker 1: are special. They don't have to follow the rules. They
Speaker 1: get more leniency than you do. They get all the
Speaker 1: nice things you had, and they're putting it in their faces.
Speaker 1: They get all the nice things you had. This cannot
Speaker 1: be happenstantial because it's happening too consistently. This is Belfast,
Speaker 1: North Ireland. I cannot believe that I'm about to play
Speaker 1: for you a clip that shows the troubles coming back.
Speaker 1: I remember having a conversation with a full on IRA terrorist.
Speaker 1: This was back in the radio days, way back in
Speaker 1: nineteen ninety six in Salt Lake City, Utah. Jerry Adams,
Speaker 1: who worked with Shin Fein. That was the political arm
Speaker 1: of the IRA. So he was the diplomat. He was
Speaker 1: giving his speech promoting a book. I think it was
Speaker 1: at a Barnes and Noble and I couldn't get him on.
Speaker 1: He didn't want to come on, or couldn't or something.
Speaker 1: He probably would have, but he couldn't come on. So
Speaker 1: we did a bit of counter programming and I said
Speaker 1: to my producer, can you find me an IRA terrorist.
Speaker 1: Let's bring in an IRA terrorist. You sure, yeah, because
Speaker 1: we can'tet Jerry Adams on. So let's go from the
Speaker 1: political arm to the military arm of the IRA, the
Speaker 1: terrorist arm what they would be called. So he found
Speaker 1: a guy who had just been released from prison and
Speaker 1: this the producer, by the way, is the very brilliant
Speaker 1: Clyde Lewis who there's an incredibly successful paranormal radio show.
Speaker 1: Clyde is an unbelievably brilliant radio man, as I've said
Speaker 1: every single time I talk about him, because it's true.
Speaker 1: So Clyde finds this guy, double confirms it's him. He
Speaker 1: comes on the program, and I realize I'm talking to
Speaker 1: a guy who is convicted of blowing up civilians to
Speaker 1: affect government change, in other words, the actual definition of terrorist.
Speaker 1: So I bring him on and I said, what who
Speaker 1: is Jerry Otis? Oh, he's a coward, he's a blank
Speaker 1: and cooward it cses up to the powers that's tried
Speaker 1: to kill the kids. He's a and thenward effort efword.
Speaker 1: I said, what is the difference in your mind between
Speaker 1: a soldier and a terrorist? So let me ask you something.
Speaker 1: Have you ever stood next to a mate who just
Speaker 1: how f and legs blown off and he's screaming for
Speaker 1: his mother because he's dying. Ever seen that? Seen your
Speaker 1: friends beaten by government troops because they want their country back?
Speaker 1: Have you ever seen that their faces smashed in by
Speaker 1: blanking storm trooping? And I'm I'm I'm thinking emotionally shock shock, shock,
Speaker 1: shock shock, and effort, effort, and I had to tell him,
Speaker 1: I don't want to censor you, but I have to
Speaker 1: have you understand when you use the F word, it's
Speaker 1: it's people can't hear you because I have to blank
Speaker 1: that stuff out. Well left you the raw emotion. He
Speaker 1: said he will went to prison because of what he
Speaker 1: watched Brits. Do the British government do to his friends?
Speaker 1: This video I'm about to play for you or audio,
Speaker 1: depending on how you're consuming the programs from Belfast he
Speaker 1: was from Belfast. I am not excusing his actions to
Speaker 1: go blow civilians up. I can't excuse that. It's murder.
Speaker 1: Christians can't excuse it. It wasn't a military action, it
Speaker 1: was a terrorist action. This is not the government bombing people.
Speaker 1: It's not the government setting off IEDs. It's the government
Speaker 1: setting off a culture bomb by allowing people in England
Speaker 1: and Ireland to see, Oh, I see the newcomers. When
Speaker 1: they protest and it turns into a riot, that's a
Speaker 1: good thing and it's mostly peaceful. When we protest and
Speaker 1: it turns into a riot. We are told from the
Speaker 1: Minister of England, I guarantee you will regret being part
Speaker 1: of this uprising, and immediately they're not just going after
Speaker 1: people who turned over police cards. They're going after people
Speaker 1: who posted on social media. It's setting off a culture bomb.
Speaker 1: It's not an ied but it's an emotional one. This
Speaker 1: is now the newcomers property. So we get to this
Speaker 1: video in a second. You know, there's not this this
Speaker 1: guy I talked to. I mean, he'd taken beatings for
Speaker 1: his beliefs, and his brothers had taken beatings for his beliefs.
Speaker 1: He'd seen people blown up. That that just is so
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Speaker 1: That's get nativepath dot com slash todd. This is Belfast,
Speaker 1: North Ireland. The troubles are back. This time it's not
Speaker 1: Protestants and Catholics, this time by virtue of the government,
Speaker 1: and this is the World Economic Forum backed government the EU.
Speaker 1: Now it's the newcomers versus people who'd rather not have
Speaker 1: their houses, schools, hotels and farms taken away.
Speaker 6: Growing point against individual.
Speaker 1: Enough impact they are if you do not stop impact
Speaker 1: rounds will be fired. So the camera is panning through
Speaker 1: the streets. Comps and right gear, ambulances, armor personnel carriers
Speaker 1: and usually cops don't go harm but they are like
Speaker 1: this military looking walking off every section in the street.
Speaker 1: Thanks burning down just like in the olden days. I'd
Speaker 1: love to hear what Barno when you two say about this. Truly,
Speaker 1: they've written songs about the troubles back their last out
Speaker 1: kind of song about the troubles. No, no, not going
Speaker 1: away my car Garbro.
Speaker 2: Boys.
Speaker 1: We are looking again at another division. And how long
Speaker 1: ago was it that things in Belfast were to calm down?
Speaker 1: If you were to look at a lake community, Okay,
Speaker 1: let's just say that. I don't know, I'll grab a
Speaker 1: name out of the hat. Fish Lake. There's a place
Speaker 1: in Washington State called fish Lake because it's got fish
Speaker 1: in it. And it's this quiet little lake, and it's
Speaker 1: alongside ay Night and there's a little campground there, and
Speaker 1: there's a little town nearby. He used to know a
Speaker 1: guy who lived there. It's a little Town's got I
Speaker 1: think one cafe. I actually ate there once. It's got
Speaker 1: like one gas station. And up on the hill there's
Speaker 1: about twenty houses. And those people have lived there for years.
Speaker 1: They overlook fish Lake. They've got to drive across the
Speaker 1: freeway to get there. It's kind of a hassle, but
Speaker 1: it's beautiful. What if they woke up one morning and
Speaker 1: there were two thousand shacks set up, and they said, well, wow,
Speaker 1: there's two thousand shacks. And then they decided, well, you know,
Speaker 1: can't fight city Hall. And they go across the street,
Speaker 1: across the freeway, which is a hassle, and they're going
Speaker 1: to go down to fish Lake as they have for
Speaker 1: forty years. And then they get to fish Lake and
Speaker 1: they find out, oh wait, so we can't go there. Well,
Speaker 1: yeah you can, but the newcomers are going to yell
Speaker 1: at you, and they're going to threaten you, and they
Speaker 1: might stab your twelve year old. I don't think you'd
Speaker 1: like that. It's incumbent to remind ourselves we are to
Speaker 1: be kind to sojourners, for where ourselves are sojourners. We're
Speaker 1: not citizens of this world. We're here visiting. That is,
Speaker 1: if we're Christian, we've given our life to the Lord Jesus.
Speaker 1: This is a place we're visiting. We're sojourners, and sojourners
Speaker 1: are also to follow the laws of the land. We
Speaker 1: as sojourners, are not to go and say I refuse
Speaker 1: to follow the laws of this country. I appealed to
Speaker 1: a higher authority, unless that law of a country says
Speaker 1: you will violate God's word. What the EU has done
Speaker 1: is just this. They could say it didn't happen overnight,
Speaker 1: and it didn't, but it had reached a crisis point
Speaker 1: where people have watched. They have watched as immigrants are
Speaker 1: allowed to rape and stab and be given sentences like probation.
Speaker 1: They watched twelve hundred girls raped and trafficked, and social
Speaker 1: workers and hospital authorities said nothing because you're not supposed
Speaker 1: to criticize the newcomers. And eventually stuff just builds up.
Speaker 1: Remember the Katy Rogers selling the Coward of the County.
Speaker 1: It's a great story. Everybody knew he was the coward
Speaker 1: of the county because he would turn the other cheek,
Speaker 1: and it's this great story just keeps up. And then
Speaker 1: one day and a guy came and he pushed the
Speaker 1: cord of the county and he bullied the card of
Speaker 1: the county, and he made threats to the coward of
Speaker 1: the county, and the char of the county turned his
Speaker 1: other cheek, offered it up, walked away. Then the bully
Speaker 1: came for the card of the county's wife, and by
Speaker 1: virtue of coming for his wife, his kids, he wasn't
Speaker 1: a coward. He was a man who practiced restraint, and
Speaker 1: when the time for restraint was gone, he blew the
Speaker 1: guy up. People in the West are people of restraint,
Speaker 1: and eventually you push a person. And this is what
Speaker 1: the EU has done well. Twelve on our girl's raped.
Speaker 1: That sucks. Entire areas of islands and the UK now
Speaker 1: effectively no go and zones for white people. That sucks.
Speaker 1: Stabbings and rapings of girls. That sucks. So in the
Speaker 1: minds of many people it's oh, all the newcomers. That's
Speaker 1: not accurate because it's not all the newcomers. Many people
Speaker 1: have taken the hating. We can't do that if we
Speaker 1: serve the Lord Jesus. But other people have said this,
Speaker 1: that's it. I'm going to the streets, and then having
Speaker 1: gone to the streets to protest, they find out this
Speaker 1: protest is not a sponsored protest. We're not going to
Speaker 1: march with you like we do people who are marching
Speaker 1: to pretend boys or girls and girls or boys the
Speaker 1: cops march with them. We're not going to do that.
Speaker 1: We're not going to protect you from the newcomers who
Speaker 1: come to attack your protest.
Speaker 3: Far from it.
Speaker 1: We'll let them attack you. But if you go back
Speaker 1: at them, We're coming at you. People see this, and
Speaker 1: a small percentage of people then say that's it. I'm
Speaker 1: pushing back. And the people who want the division look
Speaker 1: at this and they smile. And who in a spiritual
Speaker 1: sense wants this picture. Jesus he sees this, and Jesus wept.
Speaker 1: Satan sees this, and it's the rolling Stone song. Please
Speaker 1: allow me to introduce myself. I'm a man of wealth
Speaker 1: and taste sympathy for the devil. That's what's coming if
Speaker 1: Camia Harris is inserted as the figurehead, the chief figurehead
Speaker 1: over the country. This is the Commissioner of the Metropolitan Police,
Speaker 1: Sir Mark Rowley, and this is a report of what
Speaker 1: happened when he was leaving a cabinet's office in Westminster.
Speaker 1: He was asked a question about the two chier policing
Speaker 1: that we're talking about here and watch watch what happens.
Speaker 3: You're watching the Sky News. Want to show you some
Speaker 3: new images that have just been shared with us. This
Speaker 3: is Sir Mark Rowley, Missioner of the Metropolitan Police, leaving
Speaker 3: the Cabinet office in Westminster earlier this morning, just a
Speaker 3: few moments ago. Let's show you these images. As he
Speaker 3: leaves the building, are we going away?
Speaker 5: Two tier police?
Speaker 7: And Sir.
Speaker 1: He grabs the microphone on the cabra.
Speaker 3: I just want to show that again, that question from
Speaker 3: that reporter about two tier policing. You'll see the met
Speaker 3: Police commissioner grabs the gray implement that's the microphone here
Speaker 3: it is, and then walks off. Other members of the
Speaker 3: press following him as he walks across the road there
Speaker 3: to what looks to be the waiting car.
Speaker 2: They work.
Speaker 3: New images being brought to us. We'll bring you more
Speaker 3: of that situation shortly, of course, the government calling that
Speaker 3: Cobra meeting to bring together people like Sir Mark, police
Speaker 3: chiefs like some Mark to look to how to respond
Speaker 3: to the situation across the UK, both in England and
Speaker 3: Northern Ireland. Just seeing those developments as he left that meeting.
Speaker 3: We'll bring you more. We'll have our correspondent Maria raw
Speaker 3: in Downing Street for us. We'll get reaction in ge course.
Speaker 1: Back when my daughter was young, she used to talk
Speaker 1: about this, this element of a story called shape shifters.
Speaker 1: So a shape shifter is a character who can be
Speaker 1: good or bad. One of the ultimate shape Shifters. Was
Speaker 1: in the Lord of the Rings Smigel, who was also
Speaker 1: what was his other name? There was Snegel, and then
Speaker 1: he was the oh de process gollm. Yeah, Smigel was
Speaker 1: the me like's the Hobbits, Hobbit's a wonderful Hobbits is
Speaker 1: me friends and god Process. He was this little monster.
Speaker 1: He was the ultimate shape shifter. And my daughter would
Speaker 1: talk about these kind of hamhanded kid movies where she'd say,
Speaker 1: watch he turns good. No, Dad, watch the lion turns good.
Speaker 1: And it's just the sort of thing where all of
Speaker 1: a sudden the line is the good guy. Isn't it
Speaker 1: weird how all at once white people in the UK
Speaker 1: became angry and racist and hate filled and are willing
Speaker 1: to go overturn police cars and such. Isn't that weird?
Speaker 1: Maybe it's the weather, you know, the climate's changing. Maybe
Speaker 1: it's the modified arn't injections that makes more sense in
Speaker 1: the weather. Maybe it's push push push push push. He
Speaker 1: was a guy I used to train with and he
Speaker 1: was a very big and very friendly man. And if
Speaker 1: you didn't know what about him, you wouldn't know that
Speaker 1: he had a background where he grew up in Harlem,
Speaker 1: and had to help his dad escape getting stabbed after
Speaker 1: cheating in a poker game, and a guy pushed him
Speaker 1: and pushed him and pushed him, and my friend said
Speaker 1: the most remarkable thing. He put his hands up like
Speaker 1: this as a guy has pushed his chest, and he said,
Speaker 1: I want you to understand something. I want you to
Speaker 1: hear me. If we go, we're going to go. And
Speaker 1: the guy wanted to go, so he hit my friend
Speaker 1: and my friend nearly killed him in a hallway in
Speaker 1: a gym. And when I say nearly killed him, I
Speaker 1: mean choking him out after beating him in the face
Speaker 1: about ten times until they kind of regained themself and
Speaker 1: stood up. That process took about six months for my
Speaker 1: friend to finally do that. Everybody saw it coming, except
Speaker 1: the owners of the gym, who were not willing to
Speaker 1: kick a gay man out of the gym, even though
Speaker 1: there were plenty of gay guys who already worked out there.
Speaker 1: They didn't want the reputation. I'm not using my friend's
Speaker 1: name because I don't know that the statute of limitations
Speaker 1: are over. And there were only couple of us who
Speaker 1: witnessed it, and when the police came, we told him
Speaker 1: that guy begged for this, The EU's been begging for this.
Speaker 1: You could call it toxic masculinity. It's not, and yet
Speaker 1: that's what some people are called, including the guy who
Speaker 1: is the husband of Figurehead to be. She thinks, Harris,
Speaker 1: I'll show you this her husband, Douglas mv talking about
Speaker 1: toxic masculinity, or at least his version of that. Douglas
Speaker 1: m Hoff, the husband of the Figurehead VP Harris sat
Speaker 1: down for an interview and just some context on this.
Speaker 1: This is a guy who committed a sin issue, a
Speaker 1: big sin if God doesn't delineate things that way very often.
Speaker 1: But he had an affair with a nanny and he's
Speaker 1: admitted to this, and the rumor is that he got
Speaker 1: her pregnant and then pressured her to go have an abortion.
Speaker 1: So of course he repents, and he says, look, I
Speaker 1: know what taxic musculinity is because I've used it on women. Well,
Speaker 1: he doesn't exactly do that, but here's what happens.
Speaker 7: Talk about masculinity for a moment, as being second gentleman
Speaker 7: changed your own view of perceived gender roles, of what
Speaker 7: it means to be a man.
Speaker 5: This is something I've thought about a lot and something
Speaker 5: I've spoken about a lot. There's too much of toxicity,
Speaker 5: it's masculine toxicity out there, and we've kind of confused
Speaker 5: what it means to be a man, what it means
Speaker 5: to be masculine, where you've got this trope out there
Speaker 5: that you've got to be tough and angry and lash
Speaker 5: out to be strong. It's just the opposite, you know.
Speaker 5: Strength is how you show your love for people. Strength
Speaker 5: is how you are people and how you have their back,
Speaker 5: and how you stick up for other people and pushing up,
Speaker 5: pushing out against bullies. I mean, that's what I believe
Speaker 5: it is. So every time I can speak against this toxicity.
Speaker 5: We're seeing it with our younger people. We're seeing it
Speaker 5: in our discourse and our politics. In the media, you're
Speaker 5: seeing it as it relates to so many of the
Speaker 5: issues that we're pushing back on. So I think it's
Speaker 5: a problem, and I'm going to continue to use this
Speaker 5: platform every time I get to speak out against this
Speaker 5: toxic masculinity that's out there.
Speaker 1: Would toxic masculinity be using a power discrepancy like being
Speaker 1: the employer of a nanny and then I don't know
Speaker 1: how it happened. Maybe she should douce Tim, he should
Speaker 1: douce Churb. But then giving into that and kimnting it said, Now,
Speaker 1: I don't think for five seconds that Kamala, Harris and
Speaker 1: Douglas I'm off of any sort of Christian life just
Speaker 1: looking at the fruits. I don't know their hearts. God,
Speaker 1: those are hearts and their motives. I'm trying to use discernment.
Speaker 1: I'm looking at the fruits of what they produce together.
Speaker 1: I don't see anything to indicate that there's any Christian
Speaker 1: fruits from this. But wouldn't that be sort of toxically masculine?
Speaker 1: And then if it's true that he pushed her into
Speaker 1: having an abortion, wouldn't that be even more firmly toxically masculine.
Speaker 1: But let's go back to the coward of the county.
Speaker 1: He's pushed, and he's pushed, and he's pushed, and the
Speaker 1: bully's coming for him and making fun of him and
Speaker 1: physically pushing him and belittling him, and its restraint, restraint, restraint, restraint.
Speaker 1: Then the bully goes after his wife, and by virtue
Speaker 1: of going after his wife, his family, and then what
Speaker 1: the other portion of masculinity God gave us in the
Speaker 1: delineation of sex roles to a large degree. You're not
Speaker 1: coming from my wife stops here. Case of my friend
Speaker 1: in the gym, six months of pushing, six months of judgment,
Speaker 1: six months of parking so close to my friend's car
Speaker 1: that he couldn't get out of the spot. And when
Speaker 1: my friends said, hey, could you move your car? Yeah,
Speaker 1: I'll get around to it. And the genesis of this
Speaker 1: hatred that guy wanted to be a trainer. There wasn't qualified.
Speaker 1: Six months and finally, after some physical pushes in a hallway,
Speaker 1: lots of them, my friend puts his hands up and says,
Speaker 1: if we're going to go, if we go, we're going
Speaker 1: to go. You warned them. They went, it's a very
Speaker 1: complicated thing because we are to turn the other cheek.
Speaker 1: And Jesus said, when you come for the least of
Speaker 1: these and you insert yourself between me and them, you're
Speaker 1: gonna wish that there was a millstone tied around your
Speaker 1: neck and God made all of us. Where's he really
Speaker 1: going to aim his anger? We don't know. It's a
Speaker 1: dangerous thing to try to think like God, but I
Speaker 1: don't think it's going to be at masculinity. He invented it. Incidentally,
Speaker 1: speaking of masculinity, would it be toxically feminine to use
Speaker 1: your sexuality for career advancement like you know Kamala Harris
Speaker 1: did with Willie Brown. Wouldn't that be toxically feminine. I
Speaker 1: don't think either are feminine or masculine. I think their
Speaker 1: sin issues. God will judge the use of violence. God
Speaker 1: will judge that if it's an ungodly actor's stopping and
Speaker 1: it's an abuse of someone and someone's about to lose
Speaker 1: their life. I think it's difficult to argue that the
Speaker 1: God who gave us life wouldn't want us to use
Speaker 1: our masculinity. Or if you're a strong woman or a
Speaker 1: well trained woman, you're femininity to stop it. But you
Speaker 1: wouldn't be using that, you'd just be using the physical
Speaker 1: gifts God gave you. We started today talking a bit
Speaker 1: about disorder and about what Tom Hanks and Rita Wilson
Speaker 1: are getting. That's what they've voted for. Voted for disorder.
Speaker 1: There's another form of order that's being inserted, and this
Speaker 1: is the order of presum of now announcing that Kamala Harris,
Speaker 1: who had been happy to accept the role as the
Speaker 1: first Indian senator elected from the state of California, in fact,
Speaker 1: the first Indian senator I think in the nation. She's
Speaker 1: happy to accept that role. She didn't say, hey, let's
Speaker 1: be clear, I'm black and Indian. She didn't do that
Speaker 1: because there's money at risk. There's a whole conversation about
Speaker 1: is she black? Michael Smercomish and I think we'll share
Speaker 1: this later today, Michael Smercomish CNN. He recently lectured three
Speaker 1: black men, calling them low information voters, like the whites,
Speaker 1: just as bad as white men, and they said that
Speaker 1: Kamala Harris is not black. In fact, four black men
Speaker 1: said she needs to explain that, basically saying we don't
Speaker 1: think she's black. He called them low information voters just
Speaker 1: as bad as the whites. A black at academic was
Speaker 1: on a panel it's about immigration, and she said some
Speaker 1: things about people like Kamala Harris merchandising blackness. And it
Speaker 1: is a sign of her encountering the disorder. And it's
Speaker 1: it's not not not the EU saying here come the newcomers,
Speaker 1: but it's the EU saying, hey, you know what women
Speaker 1: are men, men and women, And now Kamala Harris is black,
Speaker 1: only black. Forget the Indian American thing. I'll play that
Speaker 1: for you in a second. I don't think it gets
Speaker 1: more disordered. What just went on in the stock market
Speaker 1: this week? There was supposedly a big comeback, two hundred
Speaker 1: and fifty points regained and then gone. So why does
Speaker 1: that disorder exist? Because the government has been cons and
Speaker 1: boughts and participated in making sure that seven companies get
Speaker 1: forty percent of all investment, not all, but most investment
Speaker 1: dollars every single month. If you're on an electronic trading platform,
Speaker 1: you in all likelihood have forty percent of your dollars
Speaker 1: going to seven big tech companies every single month, without
Speaker 1: regard to their performance, without regard to their p and L.
Speaker 1: That's disorder. Zach Abraham has been warning us about this.
Speaker 1: He's been warning about how this encourages companies to make stupid,
Speaker 1: risky decisions. And what did we see a thousand point
Speaker 1: drop on the stock market on Monday? Add inflation to that,
Speaker 1: and let me ask you this question. That retirement you
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Speaker 1: would you put yourself in a position where you wouldn't
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Speaker 1: your Risk radio dot com. This is a woman, a
Speaker 1: black woman, speaking about who is black. This is a
Speaker 1: panel on immigration. And I've done everything it can to
Speaker 1: track her down and I'm not successful and find her name.
Speaker 1: Maybe you can help to really.
Speaker 4: Get away from racial distinctions and idea of race, because
Speaker 4: that was something that this whole idea of scientific racism
Speaker 4: had been so harmful to African Americans, and as it
Speaker 4: turns out, to scientific community eventually got out of that.
Speaker 2: Well.
Speaker 6: I mean, my ancestors didn't slave and sweat and you know, toil,
Speaker 6: toil and all that hard work that they did for Joanne.
Speaker 4: Reid to have a job.
Speaker 6: She's the first, she's from the Congo. They've worked for
Speaker 6: Black Americans to have jobs. They did all that for
Speaker 6: Black Americans, not people from the Congo who are first
Speaker 6: generation Americans, not even Kamala Harris, who's Indian American and Jamaican.
Speaker 6: My ancestors didn't work for Kamala Harris to have these benefits.
Speaker 6: They work for Black Americans to have benefits. I think
Speaker 6: even Obama is not even a Black American.
Speaker 2: This is all.
Speaker 6: This is why using color the skin color is not sufficient.
Speaker 6: It's confusing. And this is why I say white Americans
Speaker 6: and Black Americans have been in America the longest sentence
Speaker 6: founding and that is significant. That matters, That history matters,
Speaker 6: and so this is why you know, and I don't
Speaker 6: know why so many And you know, I want to
Speaker 6: get into this issue about black women, black American women
Speaker 6: supporting I know it's nonprofit, but Black American women don't
Speaker 6: understand what's most of them. Some do, but most of
Speaker 6: them don't understand. They think everything is about skin color.
Speaker 6: And that's a superficial analysis of the situation. They're not
Speaker 6: looking at the history. They don't know the history, and
Speaker 6: they're just so wedded to the political lect position embracing
Speaker 6: all of their policies, and their policies have been detrimental
Speaker 6: to Black America. They need to get away from that
Speaker 6: embrace of all these policies that are the detriment. So
Speaker 6: what I'm thinking they're not doing their homework.
Speaker 1: That's at the Center for Immigration Studies. Color. It's an
Speaker 1: easy dividing line. Black people are good people. White people
Speaker 1: are very very bad people. It's an easy way to
Speaker 1: define or to divide. Rather, the newcomers are very very
Speaker 1: good people. They're here for a better life. The white
Speaker 1: people in the UK are very very bad people. They're
Speaker 1: protesting because there's newcomers. When someone boils it down to
Speaker 1: simple stupidity and then sets one against the other, I
Speaker 1: can explain this with a meme. But you know it's
Speaker 1: a divisive tactic. I'll explain this with a meme. It's
Speaker 1: an easy one. I should have grabbed this for the show,
Speaker 1: but it's just coming to me. There's a meme where
Speaker 1: Klaus Schwab is sitting at a table and he's got
Speaker 1: a huge plate of cookies, huge plate. And to his
Speaker 1: left there's a white guy who has one cookie. To
Speaker 1: his right there is a black guy who doesn't have cookies.
Speaker 1: And here's what Klaus Schwab says. Careful, he says to
Speaker 1: the white guy. He the newcomer, wants to take your cookie. Well,
Speaker 1: this is what the EU has put in to Belfast
Speaker 1: and the UK, except they're taking cookies for them. Push push, push,
Speaker 1: push push, and eventually if we go, we're gonna go.
Speaker 1: In One Corinthians, chapter fourteen, verse thirty three, God in
Speaker 1: his word, we read this, for God is not a
Speaker 1: guy of this order, but of peace, as in all
Speaker 1: the congregations of the Lord's people. Let us remember this.
Speaker 1: We cannot hate people. We must recognize that they are
Speaker 1: also being used, and that many of them are also
Speaker 1: spiritual captives. Thank you, Lord for your word, Thank you
Speaker 1: for allowing us the endueling of the Holy Spirit, so
Speaker 1: we can see frustrating things like this and not respond emotionally.
Speaker 1: This is the Todd Hermannshaw. Please go, be well, be strong,
Speaker 1: be kind, and please make every effort to walk in
Speaker 1: the light of Christ.