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Speaker 1: Welcome to the Three Stories version of The Todd Hermann Show.

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It heads up, I'm going to use a word I

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wouldn't normally use. Story number one. There's this liberal woman

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and she brings her twelve year old son over as

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a mental prop to show how smart he is. He's

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a good kid, smart, and she's attempting to show why

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illegal immigration is so important. And an accident she destroys

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her reasoning on illegal immigration, or at least exposes what

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it really is. That's story number one. Story number two.

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This is the word I wouldn't really use, but it applies,

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and in fact, God several times in the bibble uses

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this word. I'm not God, but that's my defense. It

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appears that Oprah Winfrey went full horror for Kamala Harris

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and never go full hohrror. Story number three, a so

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called Reverend Rick Brown RYK Brown of Saint James water

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Down Church attends that Jesus Christ love slavery and derighted women.

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We'll talk about this with the help of our YouTube

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channel YouTube dot com slash at the Todd Herman Show

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end with God Almighty.

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Speaker 2: The Todd Herman Show is one disapproved by Big pharma

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technocrats in tyrans everywhere from the high mountains of Free America.

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Here's the Emerald City Exie Todd Herman.

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Speaker 1: Today is the day the Lord has made in These

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are the times see which God has decided to be shown.

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There is amongst Democrats a belief that across the country

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we need to have a twenty five dollars per hour

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minimum wage, maybe thirty five or fifty. You know, the

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argument that keeps going up, keeps going up. And there's

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this magic belief with Democrats that you can have a

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maximum minimum wage or minimum wage minimum, but you don't

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have to have minimum contributions. So think of this, what

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is your minimum work output to be worth a twenty

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five dollars prior minimum wage? They don't want to talk

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about that. It exists because if you're not providing that

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minimum output, computers eventually will and you end up with

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kiosks taking the place of human beings at Walmart and McDonald's,

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et cetera. Okay, another way to look at this is

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what is the minimum wage for a business owner? What

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is it five bucks an hour? I mean they're business owners.

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It must be fifty or a hundred bucks an hour?

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Answer zero, sometimes less than zero. Sometimes in a down

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cycle in your business, you might dig into your personal

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savings to pay your employees. At that point, your minimum

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wage is below zero. It's a negative minimum wage, even

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though as the business owner you would presumably be applying

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as much effort as possible since it's your only source

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of income. Are your businesses. So at the same time

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as Democrats are making this case, a woman decided to

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bring her twelve year old son on to talk about

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illegal immigration and why we need illegals. So listen to

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her here in a second, allow her twelve year old

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son to make the case against illegal immigration in a

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to use her twelve year old as a mental prop

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and she argues herself right into a condemnation of her

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view on illegal immigration.

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Speaker 2: Yeah.

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Speaker 3: I just called my son.

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Speaker 4: He's twelve. Come here. Can you take a video with me?

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Speaker 2: Okay?

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Speaker 3: Okay? I want to ask you something? Okay, okay, how

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old are you?

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Speaker 2: Twelve?

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Speaker 3: Twelve?

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Speaker 4: Okay, so can I I'm gonna ask you a few questions.

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Speaker 3: Okay.

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Speaker 4: So you know the whole mass deportation thing, right, yeah,

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they're talking about. Okay, So if they depoured all of

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these immigrants, what do you think is going to happen

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to all the work that they do?

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Speaker 3: Well, food prices are going to go up since companies

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are gonna have to pay Americans more to do the

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jobs that the immigrants immigrants did, because immigrants would settle

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for less money because they're just getting started on because

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they just got to the United States of America.

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Speaker 4: Okay, So you think if they deportal of these people,

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food prices are going to go up. Yeah, because they're

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going to have to pay who more.

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Speaker 3: They're gonna have to pay the Americans more to do

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the jobs that the Americans and immigrants us to you do.

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Speaker 4: Okay, And how will that increase the prices?

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Speaker 3: Because when they're paying an immigrant to do the job,

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it's easier to pay them less because they just got

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to the US. They're just trying to settle for something

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that will get them through at the moment.

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Speaker 4: Okay, but how will that impact the price at the supermarket?

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Speaker 1: How do you think explain that mom? Just a thought.

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That kid just talked about starter jobs, people trying to

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work their way into the workforce, people trying to prove

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themselves and work their way into the workforce, willing to

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take less than the minimum wage, like kids and young

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people who need a hand into the economy to take

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a shot at becoming valued workers. He just made the

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case that the presence of mass numbers of illegal immigrants

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drive wages down, but we need the minimum wage higher.

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Illegal immigrants uniquely drive the wage down because you don't

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have to pay them over the table. You can pay

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them under the table. In fact, they'd prefer that this

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blind spot is a magic world blind spot. Magic words

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work like this, they shut down conversation. The reason that

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that woman is using the word immigrant or migrant is

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because it's magic, Because it's attached to a racial connotation.

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We're going to depart people who aren't from this country.

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In other words, they're foreigners. In other words, they're another race.

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Perhaps when you add the word illegal to it, you

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can make it both more accurate and another way magic,

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because people tend to not like criminal behavior, like being

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an illegal immigrants, and it is more accurate. It's funny

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to see her bring her son over and she thinks

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she's proving this point. We have to have all the migrants,

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socratically speaking under Socratic inquiry, just testified for our need

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to have andrest jobs for people like him, for Americans

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trying to work their way into the workforce. After all,

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we were designed to work. Even in the garden of Eden,

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we were told to tend the garden, and even in

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the New Heaven and the New Earth, we're going to

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have tasks. It's just that we'll have eternity to carry

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them out. So if we decided to take a year

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off and swim the ocean, and the Lord says that's okay.

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We can take a year off and swim the ocean

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and then come back and work, there's a reason. We

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were designed to it to toil. Wonder why, because that's

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how God gets to know us working shoulder to shoulder

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with him. And on that topic, what was the minimum

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wage of Jesus? Again?

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Speaker 2: Right?

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Speaker 1: What people are willing to give them? Story number two.

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So not a word I would normally use, particularly not

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as attached to a woman, but it is appropriate Opah

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Winfrey decided to go full war for Kamala Harris. You

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know about the payments that the Waldahar's team made to

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entertainers and famous people in order to get them to

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interview her and such, But why would they need to

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pay for that? This is something that's probably unique to

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someone who's worked in media a long time who can

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communicate why they would be willing to pay Oprah to

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interview her. But they didn't pay Oprah that they paid

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her production company. There is a difference. It's a slight one,

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but there's a difference that there is a reason they

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did this. It's not because they needed to pay to

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get the screen time, because other people would have given

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them the screen time. There's a reason, and I think

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I can explain to you what it is. But it

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takes someone in the business to understand this. I think

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sometimes it takes someone in the business to have to

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decide how broken the business is. My friend Steve, who

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is the managing partner of Renewed Healthcare, he was a

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well is a quant He's a hedge fund guy. He

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uses the skills God gave him with math and high

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level math and quantum physics and all that stuff to

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make huge money. And having been very successful, he'd landed

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in the successful position until he got a very bad

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disease and doctors in America said, hey, adjust your expectations

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for life. You're going to be a lot of pain.

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You're not going to golf. That stuff is over for you. So,

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being a guy with massive intelligence, he went about a

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search worldwide of where he could actually get treatment, and

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he went to the Middle East and he got stem

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cells from umbilical cords and placentis not from abortion. Steve

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is a godly man. It worked. He looked at that

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and said, why is this over here. He came back

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and said, I want to open a clinic in the

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United States. They said you can't because using stem cells

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like that, live stem cells is illegal. Your surgeons and

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other doctors will tell you, oh, we do this year.

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They don't. They don't use live stem cells, they don't

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culture stem cells. They don't get to do that here.

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It's illegal, that's thrown out medical waste. At renew dot

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Healthcare in Mexico, Steve has built that clinic. I've been

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there twice. Professional golfers to go there constantly because their

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business is like a repetitive stress injury waiting to happen.

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They're lower backs. So if you've been told you have

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to have surgery, you have to be on drugs for

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the rest of your life. There is no hope. Go

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find out if there actually is hope. It's renew Dot

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Healthcare and they'll tell you if they can help you. Oh,

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by the way, update on Steve. The place he and

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his wife have done there is on the golf course.

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He's golfing every day. Renew Dot Healthcare. So it had

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been reported that Oprah Winfree's company, Harpop Productions, had taken

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a one million dollar fee from Kamala Harris to be interviewed.

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It's now been reported that it's much more like two

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point five million dollars. This from The Daily Beast two

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point five million bucks. Why would Oprah Winfrey not have

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interviewed Kamala if aduction company wasn't paid. I mean, think

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of all the stars they got to bring in.

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Speaker 5: Ryan Gregson, I hear Chris Rock is in the house.

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Chris where are you? Chris Rock is in the house.

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Speaker 6: Ben Stiller, Geographer Lopez, Tracy Ellis Ross, Jennifer Lopez, where

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are you Jennifer.

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Speaker 1: Tracy Alice Ross? Where are you? So ty Is? Where

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are you?

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Speaker 6: On the screen?

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Speaker 1: Trayo? Yeah?

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Speaker 5: But Julia Roberts, where are you? And this narrow street

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is in the hell. So glad to have all of.

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Speaker 6: You familiar faces and those of you who are.

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Speaker 1: Not so they're not in the house, they're on a

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zoom call. Why did Kamala Harris have to pay for this, Well,

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let's start with that by paying Harpro Productions, Harpo Productions

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could turn around and pay those celebrities. So there's only

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one payment. So do I know that Brian Cranston was

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paid to appear on a zoom screen? No, But you

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start to spend time in the media business to start

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to understand some things. Those guys like to be paid.

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But there's something else, and this is probably much more.

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Why this is probably the bottom of it. The production

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was an utter embarrassment. Kamala Harris couldn't answer question, She

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couldn't keep her thoughts straight even with the presence of

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it seems a telep prompter. Someone wrote the show for

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the process of production. Someone scripted this or was hired

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to scripted. In media, he who pays the bills usually

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has the control. He who has the copyright normally has

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the control. The payment was probably for control methodology, to

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make sure the show was written and produced to the

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taste of Kamala Harris's team, so you can have incredible

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Speaker 7: Like this is uh, when you become president, what would

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be your specific steps? Yeah, of course, what would be

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specific steps to strengthening the border.

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Speaker 1: So it's a wonderful and important question.

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Speaker 3: You know, my background was as a prosecutor, and I

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was also the elected attorney general for two terms of

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Speaker 1: So this is not a theoretical issue for me. This

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is something I've actually worked on. It was for moments

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like that. By paying the bill and paying Harper Productions,

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they got to have a license for things you wouldn't

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normally have like, here are the questions, here are the

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people who's going to answer them. Here's some words to

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place up on a teleprompterh for Oprah to ask Kamala

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so Kamala can look up at the teleprompter and pretend

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to answer them. The scandal's not the money. The scandal

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is the fact that Oprah Winfrey chose to go full

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whore and allow herself to be used this way by

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Kamala Harris and did not disclose it to her audience.

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Anyone who ever watches anything political and Oprah again should

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understand she's willing to go full whore. And a lot

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of us have been given these opportunities, a ton of us.

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offered a bribe to interview a politician to ask him

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the questions he wanted to be asked. Had I done that,

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I never would have stopped doing it, because the first

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trick you turn is always the hardest. After a while,

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you just get in the car and you let the

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john drive. Something I used to tell my staff in

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DC solution, don't turn the first trick, do not sell out,

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do not lie, do not deceive. That's what Oprah decided

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to do for what earthly power so Oprah has had

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her reward. She's a powerful woman on earth. Story number three,

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there's a so called reverend named Rick Brown Ryk. Something

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tells me he probably wasn't given the name Ryk at birth.

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It's probably what he's adopted for reasons that should be

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clear to anyone who follows gender lies in gender ideology.

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and he has an interesting view of Jesus Christ in

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regard to slavery and the Lord Jesus' views of women.

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And you could view this as a very challenging thing

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he says about Jesus and about the Christian faith, or

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you could kind of follow through what's happened since Jesus

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came along, and since he spent time on earth fully

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god and fully human, and the acts that set in

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motion that actually put the lie to what the so

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called reverend says about Jesus, and what he says I

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think is plainly corrupt. If you're watching this the week

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Speaker 1: This is the so called Reverend Rick Brown. And you

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could view this as challenging if you like. I'm sure

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she thinks it well.

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Speaker 8: The Bible appears to say that homosexuality is wrong, mentions

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it in about six passages, as opposed to the over

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three hundred passages where love is mentioned.

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Speaker 1: So it's true.

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Speaker 8: There are a handful of passages that do say something

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about that.

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Speaker 1: There I said it.

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Speaker 8: The Bible also says that slavery is okay, Yet the

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Church stopped teaching that slavery was okay generations ago. Why

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is that.

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Speaker 1: The Bible does not say in the New Testament that

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slavery is okay? Not what it says as is that

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it exists, and it said to slaves bey your masters,

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even if they're cruel masters, because God had bid it.

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So you're in this position, as Daniel was, in a

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position of slavery Daniel was probably what he was taken

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as a slave. He's probably ten eleven, maybe thirteen years old.

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He was castrated. In all likelihood, he was forced to

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serve a foreign boss, a dictator, a deeply, deeply evil

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person named Nebeconezer. For most of the time there, Daniel

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refused to defile his faith. It refused to eat the

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food that he was told to eat. And his friends

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refused to do that, and it could have cost them

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their lives. In fact, very famously, they were put in

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at one point to a lion's den. Daniel was put

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into lines. Then the line did not eat him. His

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friends were put into a blasting furnace so hot that

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it destroyed the soldiers who put them in there. But

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they were walking around inside that furnace. Nebu Caonezer looked

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and said, oh, look in that fire, there's one someone

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walking around. It appears to be the son of man.

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It was the son of man. It was probably the

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holy spirit of Jesus himself. And the men came out unburned.

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They refused to defile the word of God. Did they say?

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Was God saying no, it's a good thing that you're

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a slave. No, he said it's a reality, So what

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is your mission? His mission was to follow the word

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of God precisely to refuse to be defiled. Then what happened?

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He ended up being an advisor to the king, and

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through that there were people who came to God. Doesn't

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say that slavery's okay in the New Testament. It recognizes

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that slavery is a reality. But what did the Bible

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say to the masters? Do not abuse your slaves, Do

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not abuse your servants. Love them as you would love yourself.

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Love your enemy you would love yourself. It was based

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upon that and political change that happened in a nation

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the United States, that was founded upon the ideas in

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the Bible that God gave us the right to life, liberty,

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and pursuit of happiness. And in a democratic republic when

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we had the opportunity to vote slavery down, it was

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Christians who moved to vote slavery down. Because we love

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our neighbor as ourselves. We do not lord our power

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over others. The New Testament does not say it's a okay.

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It recognizes that it exists, and it advises masters and

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slaves how to interact with one another through love. So

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the so called. Reverend says, okay, so the Bible has

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this prohibition against homosexuality. No, it doesn't. It has a

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prohibition against acting upon homosexuality. Men view women as beautiful,

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that's okay. The moment we start looking at when with

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lust in our eyes we are committing fornication or adultery,

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that's not okay. If you're someone who has same sex attraction,

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that's something that you're going to have to deal with,

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like men and women deal with the want of a partner,

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not their husband or wife. The wants of adultery, the

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wants of fornication. It's something you have to carry. It's hard,

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it's difficult. And when you mentally cross the line as

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the same sex attracted person and are looking at someone

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of the same sex with lust in your eyes, you're

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committing adultery of fornication, in your case, fornication. Since marriage

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is for a man and a woman, one man and

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a woman. The three hundred statements of love in the

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Bible that the reverend calls out are real. The issue

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is this, is it loving to tell someone continue to sin?

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Because God is love, and Jesus was and is God,

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he said, go and sin no more. So, this isn't

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quite the challenging mind game that Professor Psyop thinks it is.

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Speaker 8: Well, we stopped teaching about it because we started listening

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to black people who told us that that interpretation was wrong.

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Speaker 1: Okay, let's pause. Sometimes they can't get these three things

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very far. Black people, Reverend Syop, were not the first

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people to be enslaved. They weren't the last people to

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be enslaved. There were white people who lived as slaves,

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Professor Syop. There were Native Americans who enslaved one another.

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There were black people in Africa who enslaved black people.

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That's not why this began to change. It began to

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change because the Christian world said, we are to love

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our neighbor as we love ourselves. You can't do that

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and whip people. You don't get to own people. God

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owns people. So not only is professor fake Reverend Psyoping,

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he's not even particularly literate in history and hurtful.

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Speaker 8: The Bible also says that women are inferior to men,

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mentions that in several places.

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Speaker 1: So it doesn't it says that women are the weaker sex,

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and at that time that was true. Physically speaking, they

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were weaker, and with very few exceptions, that's still true.

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And what did Jesus model about women? That men are

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to love their wives as Christ loved the church. How

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much did Christ love the church? Think of that meatload song,

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I would do anything for love, but I won't do that.

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What if Jesus had said that I would do anything

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for love? The cross note men are to be willing

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to die the sort of death Christ died for their wives.

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We are to submit to one another, to come under

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and lift up and yes on matters spiritual. Men are

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to lead in the household on matters spiritual, with respect

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for their wives. Jesus modeled this in ways that were

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societally potentially catastrophic back in the day when America had standards.

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Imagine the upset would have caused to have a well

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known evangelical pastor go hang out alone with the woman

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who'd been married seven times, having an intimate conversation sitting

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next to her alone in the wilderness back when who

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had standards, That would be very, very controversial. The Rabbi

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Jesus did that with a woman of ill repute. He

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gave her the keys to the spiritual kingdom. He disposed

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to her the first instance where he chose to disclose

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that he was the Messiah. That's dishonoring women. It's not fake.

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Reverend Professor Syap is historically illiterate, and he is being here,

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I think, purposely deceptives.

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Speaker 8: Yet the church stopped teaching that generations ago. Why did

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we stop teaching that because the Church started listening to

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women who were telling us that that interpretation was wrong

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and hurtful.

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Speaker 1: No, Christian men began to take the extension of love

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your wife as Christ, so love the Church very seriously.

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As women began to express theirselves themselves, we should have

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the right to vote. There were men who said no.

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In the Christian world. What won out love your neighbor

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as yourself, respect your wife, love your wife as Christ,

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so love the church. Women in the Christian world, in

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the Christian body one praise God because they too are

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made by God in God's image. It's not because men

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started to chat with women. It's because we lived in

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a republican form of democracy that was inspired by God

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that these changes came about. I'll try to shut up

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and let the fake pastor doctor syop Hair continue.

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Speaker 8: So why then, do some churches still insist on teaching

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that being anywhere on the LGBTQ plus spectrum is sinful.

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Speaker 1: Because the word of God has not changed. I'm sorry,

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I can't stop. It doesn't teach that or there are

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churches that would say it's wrong to have those feelings. Sure,

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but the word of God has not changed. That's why Professor.

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Speaker 8: Syap when it is not because we let our biases

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shape our interpretation of scripture.

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Speaker 1: Let's see if he can offer one piece of scripture

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in his defense. One, just one example where scripture says,

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actually know it's okay.

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Speaker 8: And we refuse to admit those biases, and in so

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doing we have taught children to hate themselves so much

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that they want to die. I found this tea shirt

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that I thought homophobic and others just be quiet that

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we always have a choice. Why be racist, sexist, homophobic,

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or transphobic when you could just be quiet. Each of

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us has a choice, a choice to act in fear

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or a choice to act in love, and sometimes the

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loving thing to do is to be quiet and listen.

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I recently had a conversation with a good friend of

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mine named Alistair, and we were talking about church teachings

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about homosexuality, and I wondered if this might be one

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of the reasons that Alistair left the church many years ago,

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as so many others have done. And he said, you know,

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I learned every everything I need to know about Jesus

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when he said, simply love your neighbor.

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Speaker 1: That's all I need to know.

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Speaker 8: And you know what, Alistair is absolutely right, that's all

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any of us need to know.

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Speaker 1: How do you love? If you're in your home with

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the person you love most. Let's say it's your daughter,

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and your daughter is sitting on the couch next to you,

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and she pulls a heroin needle out of her purse,

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and she wraps her arm up in an elastic band.

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Maybe she takes some time to rub some alcohol on

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her arm, cleanse the needle, and then inject it into

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her vein. Just shut up. That's love. If your daughter,

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whom you love more than anyone in the world, is

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in your home and it's ten o'clock at night and

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three guys walk in the front door, and your daughter says,

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I'm going upstairs with them now, and your daughter is sixteen,

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the loving thing to do is go okay, no. Sometimes

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the loving thing to do is to say no, no,

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you're not going upstairs with three boys. You're not going

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anywhere with three boys. The boys are leaving their hair,

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and needle is gone. And when you're taking something as

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complicated as human desire for love, the loving thing is

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to explain the relationship with God. And here's the explanation.

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And this is what the pastor will refuse to tell you.

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We have the capacity to love. We can love others.

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We can be taken in our love by Satan, who

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can come along into something very loving. And say, let's

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take this to another level of condent act. Let's take

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that love and make it lustful. Let's take that love

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and make it jealous. Let's take that love and make

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it prideful, to twist love into something dark, possessive, lustful.

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Whereas God is love, he doesn't just feel love. He

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is love. He can't not be love. His word is

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an expression of his love. The degree to which we

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attempt to change his word as he just did there

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never quoting a Bible verse to support his opinion, is

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not love. It's a desire to be more loving than God.

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God's love is perfect love, always for our best interest.

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Professor Siah wants to be more loving than the God

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who prays me good luck. This is the Todd Hermann Show.

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Please go, be well, be strong, be kind, and please

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make every effort to walk in the light of Christ.

