Speaker 1: Welcome to the Three Stories version of The Todd Herman Show.
Story number one a pop culture beloved Marxist philosopher on parenting.
Story number two, your government says cash is not property,
so there goes your Fourth Amendment rights to it.
Speaker 2: And story number three JD.
Speaker 1: Vance spoke an important Christian concept and so weak Christians
have attacked him. We'll discuss this with the help of
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Speaker 1: Today is a day the Lord has made, and these
are the times to which God has decided we should live.
There's all sorts of enthusiasm for a guy who is
a he's a Marxist philosopher and he's become this kind
of pop culture hero. He's got a beard and he
looks like the old wise man. His name is Slavo
Zizik or slavvoy Zizek. Is the whoy I'm supposed to
pronounce it Slovenian Marxist philosopher, cultural theorist, and public intellectual
cool gig if you can get it. And he had
a discussion going on about parenting, and by this, of
course he's using this as an extension for government, because
in the world of Marxists, government is Papa, and Papa
provides and Papa takes. And if he's a true Marxist,
of course, then he denies the existence of God. That's
where I have a problem with his analysis of parenting,
because like every other Marxist, there has to be a dialectic.
There cannot be a shade of gray, there cannot be
a wise mind. It needs to be either this or that.
So he talks about authoritarian parenting versus permissive parenting, and
of course he covers permissive parenting in the least charitable
way possible. So I want you to see this, and
then let's see where does God's word fit into this,
because of course God is the ultimate parent, and if
it's is, it doesn't fit in there anywhere at all.
It can't because God could have that annoying thing of
replacing government. Just in fact, God, you designed us, and
God designed us with signals, Signals like you listen to
this guy speaking, man, I'm getting a creep factor. I
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with signals like hey, maybe stop holding that pan because
it's hot and you're going to burn yourself. Signals you
need to sleep signals. If you've been getting a signal
like leg and foot swelling, if you've been getting signals
like joint pain, you've been getting signals like having poor memory,
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philosopher talking about parenting and rememberies doing this, he really
means government.
Speaker 4: Imagine you are a small girl or boy of let's
say eight years, It's Sunday afternoon, and your father wants
you to visit your old grandmother. Then, if you have
an old authoritarian father, he will tell you listen, I
don't care how you feel. Let's do your duty. Go
to your grandmother and behave there properly. That's perfect, I claim,
because you will retain your let's call it in a freedom.
You will be furious at your father. That's good for
your long term freedom and so on. Now, what would
a monster called postmodern permissive father do. He would not
give you an order, but he would have told you
something like this. You only go to visit your grandmother
if you really want it. Just remember how much your
grandmother loves you. Now, a child is not an idiot,
and he or she will know perfectly what this order means.
Beneath the appearance of a free choice, it gives you
a much harsher choice order. The order is not only
you must go and visit your grandmother, but you must
do it freely. You must really wish to visit your grandmother.
She see this nice example of how where the apparent
freedom of choice masks a much harsher, a much harser choice.
Speaker 1: Fascinating that he values internal freedom. I mean, you can
think whatever you want, you just can't do whatever you
want over actual freedom. Do whatever you want. But he
presents the tile, so doesn't need to be dialectic.
Speaker 2: It could be this.
Speaker 1: That the Bible would suggest that we raise our kids
as a Christian body. It would suggest that we gather
regularly together. It wouldn't suggest it, it prescribes it. Or
to gather regularly together, or to respect our parents so
that it goes well for us in life. Fathers are
not to aggravate their kids or drive them to anger.
The Bible tells us this, but it shows us something else.
God is the ultimate father. So a parent who's going
to walk what we would call post teen adolescent family
mental health, there is this position called wise mind. It's
neither authoritarian or permissive. It's in the middle. That the
parent who is being a good Christian parent might confess
to the kids. Sometimes I don't feel like praying. Sometimes
I just don't feel like being God's Word.
Speaker 2: But I know this.
Speaker 1: I know God loves me so much, and I know
that when I spend time as word, I feel more
love for Him. And I know that God can be hurt.
I mean, Jesus wept. God is a jealous God. He
wants us near him were his kids. He loves us,
he wants us near him. Sometimes I don't feel like
visiting Grandma either. I go because God is always here
for us. I go because in doing this I honor God.
And often when I go, I realize, you know what,
wasn't that I didn't want to see my mom said,
I really really didn't want to have to tell her
some things or you know what, My mom's fun, So
it was a little bit of aggravation. She's my parent
after all, but mom can be fun. So we're serving
not ourselves, We're serving others.
Speaker 2: We seek to serve, not be served.
Speaker 1: We're serving the ultimate authority, God, and we're asking him
to make us like him, which is something he promises
to do. So over time, those visits can become more
and more joyful as God and the Holy Spirit interact
between us, so you can present it that way, and yeah,
you can still say yeah you're going, and understand that
you don't want to, so like sometimes I don't want
to pray, but you are going, then afterwards you can
talk about it. That's a wise mynd position. Marxists hate
wise mind because Marxists and Marxism are built upon reactions,
emotional actions.
Speaker 2: It's not fair.
Speaker 1: And the authoritarian parent he describes there is the course government.
Oh sure you can hate us, but you're still going
to do what we tell you to do. Is it
any mystery that he's become a pop culture sort of
icon to people who are seeking something greater themselves, just
as long as it's not gone.
Speaker 2: Sorry Number two, your government.
Speaker 1: Says cash is not property, so no Fourth Amendment rights
for you. That's pretty extraordinary. It makes sense though, given
what we're learning from the Department of Government Efficiency and
how they view our money, or rather the digits, the
made up digits that are supposed to be money. Elon
Musk's Department of Governed Efficiency team has found out that
the Treasury has literally never ever failed to make a payment.
They've literally never denied a payment even when according to
the Department of Government Efficiency and Elon Musk, even when
they're sending digits fake cash with real implications for us
because it comes out of our bank accounts, eventually out
of our hands. Even when these are going to known
fraudulent organizations, known to be fraudulent. I mean, look back
through the period of time when the government had enforced
these lockdowns. Look back through what happened with unapployment in
countries like Washington State.
Speaker 2: A billion bucks out the door.
Speaker 1: To Nigerian hackers, we were told, except they didn't have
to hack anything because someone in Washington State turned off
all the fraud prevention techniques. Simple off the shelf fraud
prevention techniques like hey, for handing out a billion dollars,
let's make sure that that's not all going to the
same bank accounts. Any off the shelf fraud prevention software
would stop that. Someone turned it off, Well, they got
like a half a billion back, where's the other half billion?
Massive amounts of money hidden it incompetence can create opportunities
for massive amounts of fraud. Robbie Starbuck points out that
the highest ranking treasure official, David A. Lebric, resigned rather
than complying with the request by the Department of Government
Efficiency to audits where they've spent trillions of dollars per year.
It's not like Musk can get in there and spend it.
He just wants to see where it's being spent. But
to a government who doesn't consider our cash to be property,
they consider us to be property. This all makes sense.
I'll tell you about that in the second. My friend
Tim Krukshank, the founder and CEO Bone Frog Coffee, fought
Warris on behalf of a country that looks to be
secreting our money away to people who don't deserve it.
I have to ask Tim one day again, Hey, would
you serve again?
Speaker 2: He said he would.
Speaker 1: I was worried that there's going to reach his time
where men like Tim and say, yeah, it's gotten bad
enough that I'm not going to serve. He told me, yeah, absolutely,
I go back in. He's really happy about the new administration.
He's really happy with the changees he's seeing, and of
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Speaker 2: Tim's business bone.
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He's wanting good things for the economy, and he honors
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A guy named Atticus who's worked for Tim, I think
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Speaker 1: This comes from Reason magazine, which was so so wrong
in many many things during the Biden administration, but so
right on things like property seizure. The government says money
isn't property. This comes from Reason magazine and a jaw
dropping Department of Justice claims seizing fifty thousand dollars from
a small business doesn't violate property rights because money isn't property.
And this is the piece by Rob Johnson. As a
lawyer who sues the government, you get used to different
kinds of arguments that government lawyers used to justify abuses
of individual rights, sweeping claims of government power, bad faith,
procedural obstacles.
Speaker 3: And more.
Speaker 2: This is a new one.
Speaker 1: The United States Department of Justice argued that confiscating fifty
thousand dollars from a small business did not infringe the
business owner's right to private property because money is not property.
Quote Money's not necessar c'sily property for constitutional purposes. The
government's brief declared, putting the very idea of property in
square quotes. Reading at my desk, I practically fell out
of my chair. The doj gave three rationales for the argument,
all packed into one doorstopper of a footnote. One, the
government creates money, so you can't own it. Two, the
government can tax your money, so you don't own it.
Three the constitutionals government to spend money for the general welfare.
If a libertarian writer was asked to write a satire
of government lawyers briefs, this is what they might come
up with. But there it was, in black and white.
When the government says things like this, do you notice
that they forget a key aspect of our society. We're
told constantly, but you are the government. Oh yeah, there's
that annoying phrase. We the people, we are governed at
the consent of the government, which can be withdrawn when
you start saying that the device we've decided to use
to acquire property is not property. You're getting very very
close to saying something like you are property, because if
we can just take from you your life's energy stored,
in this case, in the financial device we have a
society has decided to use, then you are really property
to your own government. That's probably been a good place
to go if you value freedom or peace. Senator Mike Johnson,
speaking of money and speaking of property and speaking of government,
has decided to look into where our money went, well,
not our property, mind you, the money that government lets
us touch, or it ended up in the hands of
Joe Biden's family and that of Anthony Fauciuh.
Speaker 5: It was shocking. I mean it was. It was shocking
what President Biden did on the way out, pardoning his
family for more than a decade of whatever activity, any
non violent offenses. It was breadthtaking to us. I don't
think that's anything like that's ever been anticipated. And by
the way, go look at the tape. You know, four
years ago, when it was just implied that President Trump
might do something similar, they were apoplectic. Joe Biden himself,
Adam Schiff, Chuck Schumer, roll the tape. They all said
that would be crazy and unconscionable, and now they're cheering
it along. It's to us, it is disgusting to us.
It probably proves the point the suspicion that you know,
they call it the Biden crime family. If they weren't
the crime family, why do they need pardons? Right, Look,
there's a lot of attention that's going to be paid
to this, and I think that is appropriate, and we
will be looking at it as well.
Speaker 1: So we will be looking at it. How About we've
already looked at it. How about Peter Schweizer has documented it.
How About the DOJ had enough to indict the figure out,
but they simply said he was too old and feeble
to do it. So let's stop looking at it, let's
start doing it. Let's actually get after the indictments. Oh
it's right, the pardons. Oh that's right. Oh darn the luck.
If only there was a tool we could use to,
let's say, force them to decide between telling the truth
or going to jail or taking the fifth and embarrassing themselves. Oh,
that's right. There is subpoenis. There's also all the people
who knew that the money was fraud. There's all the
people who surrounded that there's a people who paid it,
we can go after them, and we should and take
their money. After all, it's not property.
Speaker 2: Story number three. JD.
Speaker 1: Vance went out and spoke a pretty important Christian concept
and so weak Christians attacked him. He was talking with
Sean Hannity and the topic of course of immigration came
up because of immigration enforcement and teachers and hospital workers
all saying, oh Ice.
Speaker 2: Isn't coming in here.
Speaker 1: I die first. There's now a ring door bell app
you can use to communicate ices in the neighborhood. We've
had activist reporters going out and announcing the location of ice,
where they're making raids, etc. We've had weeping celebrities weeping
on behalf of cartel members being sent out of the country,
but not weeping on behalf of families who've been destroyed
by cartel members. And a lot of this is coming
into news focus because President Trump is keeping a campaign promise.
It drives people nuts. He's also keeping a promise in
regards to what economic pressure can do. We'll get into
what JD. Vance said here, but this broke just as
we were sitting down and record the program. President Trump
posted this on True Social I just spoke with President
Claudia Shinebaumb of Mexico. It was a very friendly conversation
wherein she agreed to immediately supply ten thousand Mexican soldiers
in the border separating Mexico the United States. These soldiers
will be specifically designated to stop the flow of fentanyl
and illegal migrants into our country. We further agreed to
immediately pause the anticipated tariffs for one month period, during
which she will have negotiations headed by Secretarif of State
Mark or Rubio, Secretary of the Treasury Scott Bessett, Secretary
of Commerce Howard Lutnik, and high level representatives of Mexico.
I look forward to participating those negotiations with President Scheinbaum
as we attempt to achieve a deal between our two countries.
President Trump went all in on tariffs, and the President
of Mexico said, I fold, that's a pretty charitable way
of looking at it. It's also pretty accurate. Since President
Trump said that and posted that, social media blew up
right wing people saying look here he's proven himself.
Speaker 2: Right left wing.
Speaker 1: Saying great, now we have two armies facing off against
each other. I would rather have the actual official Mexican
army across the border than are troops or Department of
Human Security officials being shot at by drug cartels has
happened about two weeks ago, actually fired at our troops.
So this is then a basis for this immigration discussion.
It's a basis for this conversation that is the immigration
enforcement that JD. Vance had with Sean Hannity where they
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talking with Sean Hannity over some of the attacks that
the left has levied on him. One of the big
attacks is, hey, if you're not for open borders, then
you hate all the bipocks.
Speaker 6: But there's this old school, and I think it's a
very Christian concept by the way, that you love your family,
and then you love your neighbor, and then you love
your community, and then you love your fellow citizens in
your own country, and then after that you can focus
and prioritize the rest of the world. A lot of
the far left has completely inverted that they seem to
hate the citizens of their own country and care more
about people outside their own borders.
Speaker 2: That is no way to run a society.
Speaker 6: And I think the profound difference that Donald Trump brings
to the leadership of this country is that the simple
concept America first. It doesn't mean you hate anybody else.
It means that you have leadership. And President Trump has
been very clear about this that puts the interests of
American citizens first, in the same way that the British
Prime Minister should care about Brits and the French should
care about the French. We have an American president who
cares primarily about Americans, and that's a very welcome change.
Speaker 2: What is President Shade doing? What is with a lot
of American people looking after the Chinese?
Speaker 6: Putin is looking after the Russians that they're entitled to
do that. Thank God, we now have an American president
who's looking after the citizens of his own country.
Speaker 1: That is, of course what President Trump has been hired
to do. He is our common employee. Now he's talking
here about a concept because he's been challenged on this. Oh,
I see, some Christian you are right, we got ours.
So other people can go get theirs. And I've saw
this meme going around it's the Jdvans Jesus. So it's
Jesus Christ with the Jadvans T shirt that says on it,
I got mine, you get yours. Well, that's not what
he means, obviously, So is there biblical defense for this?
Speaker 3: Now?
Speaker 1: Admittedly this comes from my church where left Ministries and Postwolds, Idaho,
and God has blessed us to work through us to
found and plan a bunch of different churches around the country.
And it comes from two sources. It comes from John
in Ephesians. That's in the Bible, by the way, for
those who don't know, and it lays out what we
call this five spears. So we start in John fifteen,
verses four through six, where we're told to abide in Christ.
That's where this all begins. See, Jesus had not come yet.
The world was a mess. The world still a mess.
But Jesus was new in the New Testament, so abiding
in him was a new thing. People didn't have the
opportunity to do that before. So as we abide in Christ,
that means we walk with him. That's where this all starts. Secondly,
if you look at this these fears. You've got abiding,
You've got the world, you've got the home and the family,
and you've got the spiritual realm. One of these things
did not exist. Jesus created the church. It didn't exist. Yes,
there were temples, but it was very different. Jesus did
not conceive of the church as a place you visited.
It's a thing we are together. We are the church.
Yes there are buildings, but we're to gather together regularly.
That did not exist. So if you're going in order,
you start with abiding in Christ. By abiding in Christ.
Part of abiding in Christ, this new thing is to
be part of a church environment, a church body. We
are not someone who visits church. We are the church,
which leads us to family. Why did Jesus create the church.
Jesus created the church because families were not being properly raised.
Men did not truly understand their role to come under
their wife and lift up.
Speaker 2: Just as the wife comes under, the husband lifts up.
Speaker 1: Fathers are to abide with Christ, to love their wives
as Christ so loved the church. Women are to follow
the spiritual lead of their husbands, and their husbands are
following the spiritual lead of Jesus Christ. And that's a real,
real hard thing for a lot of young women. I'm
not following my husband, I'm my own being. It's difficult.
It's also what the Bible says is to happen, which
puts a great responsibility on the man because he needs
to be abiding with Christ to properly lead his home.
That it gets into the relationship with the kids, and
the kids are to obey their families that they may
live well in the land. That's from the Old Testament.
But also parents are to bring their kids up right. Yes,
the Old Testament's part of that didn't go away. Christ
just fulfilled the law. But we see how Jesus raised
his apostles seeking to serve and not be served, a
new way of dealing with the family. Then you get
into the world. Jesus came so.
Speaker 2: We would abide.
Speaker 1: He created the church because it didn't exist in the
proper form which informed family relationships, which we then take
out into the world. When we take that out.
Speaker 2: In the world, this is our workplace.
Speaker 1: Jesus tells us to work as if we're working directly
for him, and it was here, of course, that the
apostles then began to go out and, as Jesus said
in Matthew, go and make disciples of all nations, baptizing
them in the name of the Father, of the Son,
and the Holy Spirit, and teaching them to obey all
I commanded, in other words, to go back to their
lands and abide, create church relationships, properly, raise home and family,
take that out into the world. So that's the hierarchy
of focus, which all exists within a spiritual sphere. You
are a spiritual being. We are called to love our
neighbors as ourselves. We're called to pray for our enemies,
and you are a spiritual being with a hierarchy that's
laid out for us in the Bible, which includes, yes,
care for your family first. I mean, you can go
all the way back if you like to Deuterotomy. He
who will not care for his own family is worse
than a sinner. You can go into Timothy. It's restated
right there. I think it's first Timothy. He will not
care for his own family is worse than a non believer.
Let's not be worse than non believers, and let's not
expect non believers to act like us. Let's do go
make disciples in every way we can. This is the
Todd Hermann Show. Please go, be well, be strong, be kind,
and please make every effort to walk in the line
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