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Speaker 1: Welcome to the three Stories version of The Todd Herman Show.

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Story number one Jordan Peterson's Brilliance gets spit straight out

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of Jesus's mouth, and story number two Jake Tapper's siop.

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Story number three Tim Tebow owes all biological fathers and

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Speaker 2: But Todd Herman Show is one disapproved by big pharma

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Free America. Here's the Emerald City XI Todd Herman.

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Speaker 1: Today is the day the Lord has made, and these

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are the times to which God has decided we shall live.

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I don't think anyone who is any form of good

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faith can disagree that doctor Jordan Peterson is a brilliant man.

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He is not a Christian, and he made a very

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stupid decision to go into an event where he was

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being billed as a Christian debating twenty atheists. But it

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wasn't really even a debate it's a smart alet contest.

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I mean, there can be some debate in it, but

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it is not his platform. It's not where he's built

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to thrive. It's not where God designed him. And I

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don't doubt that he's a brilliant man. I just don't

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think that's debatable. But when you are at best a

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lukewarm Christian, you're going to get spit out of Jesus's mouth.

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He made this clear. I believe it was the Church

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of Laducia that he was talking about. Said, I wish

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you were either hot or cold right now, you're lukewarm water,

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and I spit you from my mouth. He wants us

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to be honest. Look, if we don't walk with the

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Lord and we don't get Jesus, he would rather be honest, like, hey,

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you know what, Jesus isn't for me or I don't know,

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great teacher, but not the Son of God. That kind

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of stuff. That's honest. You'd rather have that coldness. You

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know what, I don't believe. I don't believe at all.

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Then people who are lukewarm. Yeah you know I go

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to church one point two times a month, and yeah

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you know I got baptized once I got that to

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hell insurance that he spits from his mouth. Now, I

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don't believe doctor Jordan Peterson has ever said he's Christian.

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I've seen him weep on stage talking about the beauty

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of the Bible story. So I happen to believe God

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is calling doctor Peterson. I just think doctor Peterson's way

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way too smart for God, so he can't respond in

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the proper way. This setting was a stupid and bad idea.

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I'm going to play two clips. One is a kid

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who's being credited with making Jordan Peterson surrender. The other

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was one of those philosophy want to one questions from

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community college that some people would find baffling. It's actually

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a great opportunity to talk about what it really means

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to be a Christian in the way of perfection and

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to give a great example of the grace and forgiveness

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of Jesus Christ. Here's the first one. We're supposed to

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believe that this guy just so out smart at Jordan Peterson,

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he had to surrender.

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Speaker 3: Because you go to a Catholic church, don't you, or

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you've attended recently. You're interested in Catholicism, aren't you sure?

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All right? Are you familiar with their doctrines?

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Speaker 1: Somewhat?

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Speaker 3: Okay, you're familiar. How do they regard how do they

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regard Mary? Why are you asking me because you're a Christian?

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Speaker 1: You say that I haven't claimed that.

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Speaker 3: Well, what is this?

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Speaker 2: This?

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Speaker 3: Christians versus atheist?

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Speaker 1: I don't know.

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Speaker 3: You don't know where you are right now? Don't well?

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Speaker 1: And I'm rist you if you're a smart.

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Speaker 3: Either you're a Christian or you're not. Which one is it?

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Speaker 4: I could be either of them?

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Speaker 3: But I don't have to take you. You don't have

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to tell me I was under the impression to talk

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to a Christian? Am I not talking to a Christian?

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Speaker 2: No? You were invited to.

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Speaker 3: I think everyone should look at the title of the

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YouTube channel. You're probably in the wrong YouTube video. You're

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already quite something? You are, aren't I? But you're really

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quite nothing? Right, You're not as I'm done with him?

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Speaker 1: Woo, No he did. You can see the little boy

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there covering his face. So he's a smart act and

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a good one. Look, I used to be a professional

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smart act. What I used to do? One liners are

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easy when it's what you do. It's not what Jordan

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Peterson does and whoever decided to put him in the

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position of going and pretending to be a Christian, they

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should be fired. And you ever put him in a

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position to go into a situation like this where it's

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not his skill set. This is not what he does.

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And then we get to this second clip and the

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first one was smart. ALKI. It's slinging mud at one another.

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And I don't blame Peterson for saying I'm done talking

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to you. He doesn't need to do this. But then

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he's presented with the easiest opportunity to talk about the

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grace of Jesus Christ, the reality of what it is

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to be a Christian. That Peterson can't speak to you

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because he's not a Christian. He studies us, he has

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sympathies for us, but he doesn't understand us. He doesn't

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understand that surrendering to Jesus Christ doesn't solve all your problems.

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It doesn't make you a perfect, skilled warrior in terms

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of spiritual warfare. These are things you have to learn,

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and it doesn't mean that you sometimes do not give

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into pressure. This kid asked Jordan Peterson a very tricky

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community college one oh one. What if Hitler question.

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Speaker 5: I like, save your children and your mom and your dad.

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Speaker 4: I don't think lying would save them.

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Speaker 5: Can there ever be a circumstance logically that lying could

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save something?

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Speaker 4: Yeah, And if you're steeped in sin, you're likely live

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in circumstances like that.

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Speaker 5: Well, give you an example, if you're like in like

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Nazi Germany, and it is the case that there's like

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Jewish people in your attic and you're trying to protect them,

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would you lie to like the Nazis.

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Speaker 4: I would have done everything I bloody well could, so

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I wouldn't be in that situation.

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Speaker 3: You begin with, it's a hypothetical, and it's hypotheticals.

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Speaker 4: No, I can't answer a hypothetical like that because it.

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Speaker 3: Look, you don't play games.

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Speaker 4: I If you present me with an intractable moral choice

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that's stripped of context.

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Speaker 1: And you backed me into a corner, you're playing game.

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Speaker 3: I just told youpathetic.

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Speaker 4: I would do everything that I could to make sure

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that I'm never in that situation. By the time you've

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got there, you've made so many mistakes that there's nothing

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you can do that isn't a.

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Speaker 5: Sin being born in Nazi Germany and trying to protect

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people that you care about, Like there could be a

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Jewish friend that you have and you want to protect them.

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That line of question give up on just like trying

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to clarify your position because I don't like, are you

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like uncomfortable with me asking this question? It's just a

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basic hypothetical, Like I could ask you just a basic

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anathetical where you're like, if what.

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Speaker 4: Jews life's at stake in Nazi Germany, that's just a

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basic Obviously you would lie in that scenario to save

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their life.

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Speaker 5: But you're like not trying to answer this question. What's

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for some reason? I just told you, why are you

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anti fascists?

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Speaker 1: Asking that?

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Speaker 5: I was just asking, just clarifying, but like, okay, again,

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you're not answering this hypothetical because you know it shows

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that you clear would lie to say.

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Speaker 1: Let's say, to the hypothetical junior, here's the answer. I'm

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a Christian. We are told to not lie. We're also

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told to not murder. We're also told to protect the

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least of these. So I would probably perfectly think through

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scenarios of better Christians than me. I would probably think

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about Peter, probably think that the Lord Jesus. After Peter

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told him, Lord, I'll never depart from you. You're going

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to your end on the cross. I'm not going to

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depart from you, And the Lord Jesus said Peter, I'm

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telling you truly, I tell you, before the rooster crows

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three times tonight, you're going to deny me no, Lord, never,

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And of course, when it came to his fear, Peter,

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being terrified of being taken by the Romans and the

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Jewish religious authorities and being tortured and then ended, Peter

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lied three times. I never knew the man. He was human.

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He walked hand in hand, sometimes directly with ate, with

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slept in the same camps, talked on a daily basis

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for three years with Jesus Christ, and his humanity came in.

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He was afraid, and he lied, and the Lord forgave him,

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made him the leader of the early Christians. But Peter

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never forgot the lesson. The Lord asked Peter, do you

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love me? And the Lord used a word that would

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convey the sort of unchanging, unchangeable love of God, and

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Peter used the love of a friend. You know I

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love you as a friend. And so Jesus asked him

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again after he said feed my sheep, Peter, do you

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love me as God loves me? Unchangeable, unchanging? And Peter said, Lord,

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do you know I love you as a friend? And

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he said, then feed my sheep. And then he asked

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him a third time, and Peter was hurt. This time

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Jesus changed, Peter. Do you love me as a brother

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or a friend? Yes, Lord, I love you as a

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brother a friend. Then feed my sheep. Jesus came down

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to his level. So in that hypothetical Eve installed Junior.

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If after praying, I thought there's no way around this,

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I have to lie to the Nazis, I would know

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that I serve a loving, forgiving God who understands my fear.

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That at this point I'd want to trust God. I'd

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want to trust it when I say, yes, yes, I'm

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hiding Jewish people in my attic, Yes I am, but

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please leave them alone. Please, in the name of God,

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leave them alone. I would want to believe that God

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would miraculously change the minds of those Nazis. Or perhaps

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all three of the SS guards would fall down from

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heart attacks at that moment, or perhaps they'd be be

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distracted by something. After I didn't lie, I showed my

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great faith. Yes, that's exactly what I'm doing. Take me

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and them away. Perhaps an expulsion would occur, or the

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commanding officer would call them. All those things could happen,

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and God could make that happen. But I do not

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have enough faith to believe that God's can do to

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that that moment, So I'm terrified. So, yes, in fact,

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I might have lied because I'm human and I'm fallible,

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and being a Christian doesn't change that. And if it

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saved their lives, then Jesus would judge me for my repentance.

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I would be tremendously thankful that they were saved. For

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that moment, I would be tremendously disappointed in myself for lying,

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and maybe for something more, because what if I had

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told the truth that yes, I'm hiding Jewish people, Yes

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I am, And I serve a God who's going to

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judge every action you take. And I serve a miraculous God.

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I serve Jesus Christ. And through the power of the

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Blood of Jesus Christ, I hereby strike down all the

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demons that surrounds you, that are oppressing you as s

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s soldiers. I bind them, and through the power of

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the Lord Jesus in his blood, the power he delegates

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to us, I cast them to the pit and I

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free you from this spiritual blindness that has bound you.

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Can you imagine what would happen then if I had

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that faith, Because Jesus said faith the sides of a

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mustard seed can move mountains. It can go to this

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mountain and say jump into the ocean, and it will happen.

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If I had that level of faith, and I don't yet,

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but if I did, can you imagine the glory that

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would come? Can you imagine the Jewish people having overheard

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that conversation, saying, what happened? I cast the demons out

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in the name of Jesus Christ. Then I would have

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freed them from a spiritual prison, an eternal prison. So

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that's a neat question, bro neat question. Story number two, Well,

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we can be sure of one thing. Jake Tapper is

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running himself a syop. It's not necessarily just that he

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wants to run a siop against the nation. And it's

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not necessarily just that he wants to provide an escape

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patch for the Mockingbird media. It's not necessarily just that

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he wants to make money with Alex Thompson, his co

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host of or co author of Original Sin. But we

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can be sure of one thing. This isn't about Jake

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making some big soul change. It's not about him cleaning

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up his act. It's not about CNN getting better, it's

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not about the Mockingbird media becoming more fair. It's about

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something else, and there's a lot to the syop. One

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of the things that he's doing is he now wants

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to pivot the conversation to we're not getting the truth

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about Donald Trump's health, the same President Trump who actually

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goes out and wins real golf tournaments. I doubted that

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too until I met with a golfer named Fred Funk.

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He is a golf legend. In fact, I have an

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interview coming up with Fred and I asked him about

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President Trump's golf played. He said, he's legitimately a very

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very good golfer, legitimately capable of winning tournaments in the

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tournaments he plays that President Trump. So they're making all

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sorts of turns in this and it's not about this

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just making it sure that we're just ston Oh the media,

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we just got fooled. No one believes that there's a

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full fledged si oup on the way. Jake Tapper is

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really really starting with the absolution to Biden propagandists. And

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it's not about going forward and sending no more no.

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It's not here's Tapper.

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Speaker 6: In your specific case, Joe, Our reporting indicates that Joe Biden,

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who as you know is a frequent viewer of the show,

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saw when David Ignatius wrote that column and I think

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August twenty twenty three, saying that Joe Biden should not

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run for reelection because of what he had been hearing.

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And he came on this show and you guys had

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a robust conversation about this. You largely agreed that you

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had been hearing things about this, but that there was

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really no alternative that Kamala Harris was not up to

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the job. That's what Democrats were telling you. Behind the scenes,

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Joe Biden saw that. Joe Biden said to staffers that

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he wanted to convince you that you were wrong, and

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he focused on you like you were a constituency, like

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you were farmers and I like you were with the

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Kawanas Club in New Hampshire, and he made sure that

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you thought. He made sure that you thought differently. I

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think he did this with a couple people. I think

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he did it with me Chum. He might have done

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it with Evan Osnos. He knew that there were people

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that had to be convinced that he was fine, and

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he tried to prove that to you.

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Speaker 1: So what is he doing he's taking now a competitor,

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Morning Schmoe, who says Mark.

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Speaker 7: Levin Cosslovin's I love sometimes you're a conservative radio listener

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for all these years in the word that Levin probably

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has trademark pops out of your hole, Morning Schmo.

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Speaker 1: He's tried to convince Scarborough that he was especially targeted.

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So what's he saying to Scarborough, Hey, in your case,

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you have an excuse, like I have an excuse. They

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spent all sorts of special effort to convince me that

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they were fine. So he's priding in this part absolution.

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But it gets worse than this. If this is not

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a syop, then Jake Tapper's book will contain some very

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very easy to come by details. For instance, and Steve,

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and this is being pointed out by a guy who's

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so good on Twitter. He's a great writer, but he's

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actually should just be a professional Twitter or exer. Steven Miller.

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You know this guy, Steven L. Miller. He's a versus

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media podcast and substack contributing editor of the Spectator. He

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has been on NRO, Fox News and our posts. He

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likes to throw out an F word every now and then,

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kind of one of his things, but he's very very

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good at targeting something and not letting go. Do you

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remember that there was an Elie Times so called reporter

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and her picture was in the figureheads hands and this

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was prior to an event. Her name was there Courtney,

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Sir obamianan Sir Obamien, and she was there invited to

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ask a question that was in writing in the figurehead's hands.

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It was a play, it was stage. There's something so

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fascinating about this. And Jake Tapper hasn't talked about this,

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and Stephen L. Miller has a question, why won't you

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address this instance of Biden having these questions in advance

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if it wasn't to cover up. See, that's not mentioned

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in Jake's book. That photograph, that instance where we saw

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questions submitted in advance, is not in a book about

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the original sin of the media allowing itself to be

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so called fooled by the Biden regime, when in fact

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they weren't fooled at all. They were cooperating this.

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Speaker 3: The cover up define cover up.

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Speaker 8: I think that the so the way that we define

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cover up is the Biden that was on that debate stage.

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It was not the first time that that Joe Biden appeared,

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and over the course of the nine months preceding it,

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you had increasingly hectic efforts to try to hide that

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the extent of the decline from the American people, from reporters,

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from members of the Democratic Party, from members of their

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own cabinet.

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Speaker 1: Hiding in a kind of way. He's not going to

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go do this.

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Speaker 6: He's not going to go do that, right, and we're

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gonna and we're not going to let him meet with

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these cabinet officials, and we're not going to let him

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meet with these White House staffers, or we're not gonna

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or when he does an event with donors, when he

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does a fundraiser of just forty people, we're going to

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put a teleprompter in the back of the room so

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he can speak, even though that's something that any politician

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should be able to do without a teleprompter. That cover

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up is defined is hiding something bad. That's what's happened.

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We're not alleging criminality. You're allowed to light to the

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American people. That's not a crime. Politicians been doing that

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for since this country was founded.

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Speaker 1: And you're doing it, Jake, and you're doing it, Alex

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because We all saw the picture that's been merchandise for years.

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We knew about the rules. They stated the rules when

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you're going to Biden press conference or going to ask

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you to submit your questions in advance. We knew that

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you participated in that you're speaking of these press conferences.

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You see, it wasn't a cover up. When Biden was

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on his sete, which was a fake Oval office with

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a blue screen behind him that's supposedly the lawn of

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the White House, no reporter in that room exited and said,

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I had the most bizarre experiens today. Instead of going

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to the Oval office, they took his downstairs to a

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sound stage, a fake Oval office, and there was a

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twenty five foot teleprompter behind us. No one said that

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that's participating. It is a cover up. So why is

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it a siop? It's a syop because they're starting to

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pivot now away from Biden's health. After all, he's not

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figure out anymore and they're picking a new target. And look,

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Jake Tapper is well aware of the power of the

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media to change things and to change elections, to rig elections.

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He knows how powerful the media can be, and so

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do you, which is why I want to make you

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slash todd. So they're making the pivot. This is Jake

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Tapper making the pivot to talk about the health of

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someone else. It's no longer the figurehead. This is why

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this is having all the smells of a psiof.

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Speaker 9: Of writing this important book investigating the Biden presidency. Jake

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informed you about how to cover the current president.

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Speaker 6: Well, I just think in general, not Trumps specific, but

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in general, I think that the press corps and I'm

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certainly including myself, needs to worry less about politeness when

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it comes to these health issues and needs to be

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even more aggressive when it comes to demanding transparency on

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health issues. When it comes to the president, President Trump,

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while he appears healthy, he has.

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Speaker 3: Not been transparent about his health records.

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Speaker 6: And I think that that's something that the American people

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have a right to want to something.

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Speaker 8: Yeah, I think listen, this is not the first time

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this has happened. Wood or Wilson, FDR JFK all have

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HD significant medical failings. Joe Biden was not totally transparent.

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It is going to happen again inevitably unless there is

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something forcing such disclosures.

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Speaker 9: Alex Thompson, Jake Jaffer of the book an important book,

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indeed a bestseller already. We actually bought it.

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Speaker 1: Thank you for.

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Speaker 2: Wow.

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Speaker 1: It's a best seller. It's on every single network because

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every single network wants to have this absolution. They now,

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we could pretend that we were fooled. But you see

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now the careful turn because of course CNN has never

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been aggressive enough looking into President Trump's health. Right, if

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only there was something that we could do to prove

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that maybe they did take a look at President Trump's health.

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But that may be super hard. I might have to

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go to say something like h X dot com or Twitter,

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and I might have to put in a search phrase

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CNN Trump health. I mean that could take up to six,

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maybe even seven seconds to go and get something.

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Speaker 10: Like this cholesterol that's something that a lot of people

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pay attention to to twenty three a little bit high there.

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They wanted to bring some of these numbers down and

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obviously check some of these things again, but a lot

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of focus, I think, specifically on his heart. He had

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an echo cardiogram last year to look at the function

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of his heart, and you know, there was a lot

477
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of discussion about the impact of his lifestyle overall on

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his health. In fact, listen to a couple of the

479
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exchanges from last year. Hen'splain to me how a guy

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who eats McDonald's to fy chicks and all those diet.

481
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Speaker 1: Cokes and who never exercises is in't as good a

482
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shape as he says. Man, he's being polite. He is

483
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being so polite, doesn't what do we just heard Jake

484
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Tapper say? They were way way too polite. He never exercises. Incidentally,

485
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I'm not one who thinks golf is vigored exercise. Vigorous exercise,

486
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but it's a ton of walking, and it's a ton

487
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of being out there standing upright, which is course to build.

488
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H'imight here to say it's vigorous exercise. But they're they're

489
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not not being impolite. You saw this McDonald's. What did

490
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Joe Biden eat ice cream?

491
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Speaker 11: It's called genetics.

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Speaker 2: I don't know.

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Speaker 11: It's some people have, you know, just great genes. You know,

494
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I told the President that if you had a healthier

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diet over the last twenty years, he might live to

496
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be two hundred years old.

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Speaker 2: I don't know.

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Speaker 3: He does have heart diseases, but you.

499
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Speaker 1: Said, oh wait he look is the guy from CNN.

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Let's doctor Gupta. He doesn't have wait wait, wait, there

501
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are they being polite?

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Speaker 12: He does not have heart disease.

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Speaker 10: Stand before that showed it's calcium in this in this

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cornary but he does.

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Speaker 11: He did he had a sou I think, so technically

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he has non clinical athroscotic cornary corner athoscrosis.

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Speaker 10: Some of this maybe samanthex Anderson. I mean, you've heard

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these terms before, cornary athlosclerosis, coronary arder disease, heart disease.

509
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People use these terms interchangeably, and you know, I think.

510
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Speaker 1: What what?

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Speaker 10: The test has shown that he does have a mild form,

512
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common form of heart disease.

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Speaker 1: So when Joe Biden was tripping up the stairs on

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a consistent basis, when Joe Biden thought his son bo

515
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had been the Attorney General of the United States, when

516
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Joe Biden thought that he had spent your career driving

517
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semi trucks, at no time did Gupta or Anderson Cooper

518
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these people come on and really want to dig into this.

519
00:27:20,640 --> 00:27:24,000
Remember the demands that he have a cognitive test that

520
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was laughed at. Of course, the famous instance of Jake

521
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Tapper effectively kicking one of the Trump girls off of

522
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his show for suggesting that Biden had declined, this isn't

523
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a book. I mean, it's a book. It's a money maker,

524
00:27:36,440 --> 00:27:38,480
it's probably going to be a movie. It's not just

525
00:27:38,599 --> 00:27:40,960
absolution for the media. It's a sy op because you

526
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see them now beginning to build the edifice that Trump

527
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should be forced to release some things. I'm all for it,

528
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just not with this timing. Here's one other example of

529
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CNN not really telling the truth. Carl Bernstein. You know

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of Woodward and Bernstein. He also had things to say

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about Trump's.

532
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Speaker 12: Health in the midst of a presidential cover up of

533
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Donald Trump's mental and physical conditions, and his doctors are

534
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part of the cover up under his orders. That much

535
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we know, that much is fact, but it is essential

536
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that Republicans especially and I've talked to some Republicans on

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the Hill, and indeed there are Republicans in the Senate

538
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who are furious, concerned, worried about the president's mental health,

539
00:28:26,039 --> 00:28:29,920
physical health, and they too want some disclosure of what

540
00:28:30,119 --> 00:28:32,880
the real facts are here. But it's time for them

541
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to step up and demand because we've never had a

542
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presidential crisis of leadership such as this.

543
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Speaker 1: That's Karl Bernstein, a legendary reporter from way back in

544
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the Watergate days. We have what twenty six hundred, over

545
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twenty six hundred pardons signed via auto pen, and every

546
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day we continue to learn the identity of someone else

547
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who had acted to stay out of pen. This time

548
00:29:01,640 --> 00:29:06,200
it's Lizzie Warren. According to whistleblower, Lizzie Warren had access

549
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to that. So called doctor Jill Biden had access to that.

550
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Do you think Hunter Biden didn't the pivots on purpose

551
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because it's not the physical health of Trump they want,

552
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they want excuses to attack his mental health. Story number three,

553
00:29:24,079 --> 00:29:29,039
So Tim Tebow, no doubt is a brave Christian. Tim

554
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Tebow's a guy who, no doubt has a ton of

555
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dignity in the face of what could be a really, really,

556
00:29:36,559 --> 00:29:40,039
really hard situation for one self esteem. Came out of

557
00:29:40,079 --> 00:29:42,960
college football kind of a legends, I mean never really

558
00:29:43,000 --> 00:29:47,759
a great quarterback, a great scrambler, super strong, obviously huge,

559
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huge champion's heart, went into the professional football and just

560
00:29:52,039 --> 00:29:56,559
didn't thrive. Tried professional baseball, didn't happen for him. He's yoked,

561
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looks great, better athlete than I'm ever going to be,

562
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or of a was, or ever thought of being. But

563
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now he's become a Christian speaker of note, and there's

564
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no doubt that he trusts Jesus Christ, or is there

565
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well he loves Jesus, that's not doubtable. He's given his

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later professional life to the Word of Christ. That's not debatable.

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He's been a great, great effort or a great great

568
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asset to the Lord. Lord's used him brilliantly to bring

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people to the Lord through Tim Tebow, that's not debatable.

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He's a disciple maker. And Jesus did not say to us, Hey,

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if you feel like making disciples, maybe do. He told

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us to go and make disciples of all nations. But

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does Tim Tebow actually trust God's plan? I think he

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does consciously. I think in a prayerful sense. I'm sure

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Tim Tebow trusts God. Look what God has done for

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him despite the indignity of not being able to make

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it in the NFL, which would wreck a lot of guys.

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He didn't let him wreckon or didn't let that wreck

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him because he's not seeking the approval of man. But

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they approve of God. Again, all praise, but Teba made

581
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a classic mistake of a worldly sort, and it had

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to do with opining on men in homes who lustfully

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abuse children. Okay, and he issued an opinion both on

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their status as biological or non biological dads and as

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regards their race.

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Speaker 13: The number one offender type is biological fathers. But by

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far it is being done by Middle A's Caucasian men,

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many over half of them college graduates. Many of them

589
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are educated, good jobs. This isn't just who we're thinking about,

590
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like they're you know, technical savvy, and I think that

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it is time that we call them out like that.

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We can't stand by and stand back like we have

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to stand up and say, not only are we not

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doing our job as men, it's actually the opposite. Instead

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of being defenders and protectors of our families, we're hurting

596
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and abusing.

597
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Speaker 1: We're hurting and abusing biological dads. Now the statement about

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white dads we can take on at a different time.

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It's inaccurate. There are cultures where this form of touching

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a father touching a kid in a way that we

601
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in the United States correctly see as wrong, that the

602
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Bible describes as dreadfully wrong. There are other cultures in

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which that's not seen as wrong. What I want to

604
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focus on, though, is something that Tim should have known

605
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as a man who loves Jesus and trust Jesus. He

606
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said it was biological fathers. Why is that so instantly questionable?

607
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Then I'll share with you something a friend of mine did,

608
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Katie faust As she helped clarify this for Tim Tebow. See,

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it's the detail. It's God's plan. That's the part he

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didn't trust. God had a plan for our bodies, and

611
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it was clear in the garden, Like we're told we're

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going to tend the garden. We just didn't have to

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plant all the plants. We didn't have to go to

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that work. It was already there. And we could eat

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from any tree in the garden, any of the plants

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save the tree of the knowledge of good and evil.

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And you know what happened then when we decided to

618
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go our own way, and after the fall, when we

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go out and go out on farm and do our

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own stuff, we had all the thorns to deal with

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and the snakes, etc. It became work. But we still

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had the same need for God's common blessings, for food, water, shelter,

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and sunlight. Now we've got our own way in food production,

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and design and saying it's all a mess, you should

651
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probably pause. Yep, we're falling species. No doubt, we have

652
00:35:04,440 --> 00:35:07,760
a sin issue, no doubt. All of us have the

653
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sin disease, no doubt. But God's plan for family is

654
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what one man one woman in union to raise kids,

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bringing up to know God's word, the man being the

656
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spiritual leader of the family, both partners coming under and

657
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lifting up the woman to follow the man's spiritual leads.

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So long as the man is following Jesus, do you

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see the relationship? And kids obey their parents in honor

660
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their parents, so they live long in the land. That's

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God's design. A man is to provide for his family.

662
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In fact, if a man will not provide for his family.

663
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He's worse than an unbeliever. That's God's design. It was

664
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not God's design that there is then divorce save really

665
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rare occasions, only one Jesus mentioned in whole, which is

666
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sexual perversion and adultery, save those. The marriage is to last.

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So God's design was to have a quote biological father

668
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and a quote biological mother because there were no other. Yeah,

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there were cases of adoption sometimes that had to happen,

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and God can bless an adoption.

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Speaker 4: For sure.

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Speaker 1: You might be an adopted parent, you may have been

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adopted into a family, No doubt God can bless that.

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But it isn't necessarily his design. So when Tiba comes

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out and says that biological fathers abuse more often in

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this way, he should have instantly questioned that because it's

677
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instantly questionable because God's design is it be that way.

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So Katie Faust, my friend who is a child's right

679
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advocate and a multi time bestselling author, took a look

680
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at some of the studies that Tebow was apparently quoting.

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One has to do with sexual images of children and

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production offenses. From October of twenty twenty one, page thirty.

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She writes it distinguishes between biological fathers and other categories

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like stepparents, legal guardians, and unrelated men of victimizers, it

685
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finds biological parent eighteen point two percent, stepparent, guardian, parents

686
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partner fourteen point two percent. To be clear, at Katie writes,

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that does not mean that eighteen point two percent of

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biological dads are abusing children. It means of those children

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who experience abuse, eighteen point two percent are perpetrated by

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their biological father. At face value, that looks bad for biodads,

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And to consider how many more children live with their

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fathers than with unrelated men, Roughly sixty four point six

693
00:37:29,199 --> 00:37:32,079
percent of children live with their biological fathers, either in

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two parent households that sixty percent, or with their father

695
00:37:35,559 --> 00:37:39,559
only about four percent. By contrast, only about five percent

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00:37:39,559 --> 00:37:42,480
of children at any given time live in step families,

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00:37:42,599 --> 00:37:45,599
usually with a step father. Some additional children live for

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the mother's cohabitating boyfriend, but those figures are harder to

699
00:37:48,480 --> 00:37:52,639
qualify to quantify precisely. When you just for population differences,

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the picture becomes clear. Children living with unrelated male adults

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like a stepfather or a mother's boyfriend or over nine

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hundred percent more likely to be abused for someone's personal

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lusts than children living with their biological fathers. In other words,

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unrelated men are more than ten times as likely to

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offend per child in their care. See, God's design was

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not divorce. It was not sin. We chose that it

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was not. That kids go through a series of this

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or that boyfriend. That has never been the design. We're

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all broken by sin. All of us should recognize that

710
00:38:32,039 --> 00:38:34,360
all of us need redemption. In the great news is

711
00:38:34,679 --> 00:38:36,599
every single one of us can get this as a

712
00:38:36,599 --> 00:38:40,400
free gift from Jesus Christ. We cannot earn it once

713
00:38:40,440 --> 00:38:43,199
we begin to abide with Jesus. Having agreed that he

714
00:38:43,239 --> 00:38:45,280
is our Lord and savior, that we need him, we

715
00:38:45,280 --> 00:38:47,400
agree to be changed by him. We abide with him,

716
00:38:47,440 --> 00:38:50,719
which means to live, get it, abide, abode. We asked

717
00:38:50,719 --> 00:38:52,920
the Holy Spirit to change us. But then there's this

718
00:38:53,039 --> 00:38:57,400
trust factor. The moment those words left ten Tebow's mouth,

719
00:38:57,440 --> 00:39:01,039
he should have been questioning, Wait a minute, trust God.

720
00:39:01,960 --> 00:39:06,360
It's God's design that has led to a majority of

721
00:39:06,360 --> 00:39:10,840
these fathers who abuse kids being their biological dads. That

722
00:39:10,920 --> 00:39:15,000
doesn't seem right because God's design, while we humans have

723
00:39:15,039 --> 00:39:19,599
broken it, It's still God's design. This doesn't change my

724
00:39:19,679 --> 00:39:22,519
respect for Tim Tebow and what he does. It's simply

725
00:39:22,559 --> 00:39:25,320
something that we should remember the world is filled with

726
00:39:25,400 --> 00:39:29,199
lies because Satan is a liar, thief and murderer from

727
00:39:29,239 --> 00:39:32,400
the very beginning. This is the Todd Hermann Shaw. Please go,

728
00:39:32,519 --> 00:39:35,119
be well, be strong, be kind, and please make every

729
00:39:35,119 --> 00:39:44,480
effort to walk in the light of Christ.

