Speaker 1: There are some things that hold true. For instance, new
Speaker 1: tech sucks munch at the time. Everybody knows that. Here's
Speaker 1: another never engage in a land war in Asia during
Speaker 1: the winter, right, nobody knows that ain't no pineapple belonging
Speaker 1: on any pizza. Word of God is solid base on
Speaker 1: which you should build a foundation, and complexity is the
Speaker 1: tool of scoundrels. And Bill Gates he's not really concerned
Speaker 1: about people making mistakes because he's the common core m
Speaker 1: RNA guy.
Speaker 2: Right, Bill, what do you think that relationship is about?
Speaker 2: I mean, why is he spent? Why is it that
Speaker 2: so many people? I mean, it's understanded why people go
Speaker 2: to Mariloko and spend time with Donald Trump. But what
Speaker 2: do you think is you say, it's fascinating. What do
Speaker 2: you think is the basis of that relationship between Musk
Speaker 2: and Trump? I know that's a question for Elon Musk,
Speaker 2: and I'll happily ask him if I ever get the chance.
Speaker 3: You know, people in the private sector are often frustrated
Speaker 3: by government, and of course government could be somewhat more efficient.
Speaker 3: Then again, the government's not supposed to be the same
Speaker 3: as the private sector, and so there's a you know,
Speaker 3: a whole history of people from the private sector thinking
Speaker 3: they can, you know, get government to be better, and
Speaker 3: in many cases they they don't go about it in
Speaker 3: the right way. And you know, government it's it's not
Speaker 3: there's not many cases where somebody's actually, uh made it smaller.
Speaker 3: So the deregulatory thing, you know, I think there's some uh,
Speaker 3: you know, some merit there. But we're gonna have to
Speaker 3: be careful. And you do worry when people are trying
Speaker 3: to be so radical that they'll make they'll make mistakes.
Speaker 1: And it is to prove the points we bring in
Speaker 1: our friend and brother Zach Abraham, Chief and veznufs or
Speaker 1: Bower Cuple Management. Think you got almighty for Wise Council.
Speaker 4: Day, but Herman show is one disapproved but big pharma
Speaker 4: technocourrecs in Tyre and Sabria. Where from the high mountains
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Speaker 5: Todd to her Man.
Speaker 1: Today is a day the Lord has made in These
Speaker 1: are the times to which God has decided we shall live.
Speaker 1: And we will start our discussion with our friend and brother,
Speaker 1: Zach Abraham, chief investment offic for both Cupity Management. Welcome
Speaker 1: Zach to a constitutional crisis country where brave judges are
Speaker 1: saving us from an executive executive.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 6: Well, and then I was just talking to myself in
Speaker 6: the break there. I thought we were on.
Speaker 7: What I was telling you is my new intro the
Speaker 7: way I'm going to introduce myself from now on as
Speaker 7: I'm just going to say, I am science.
Speaker 5: I am I am finance itself.
Speaker 7: Yes, when you're talking to me, you're talking to finances.
Speaker 6: Yeah. How are we doing? How we doing?
Speaker 5: Man? I am I'm a part Art's giddy.
Speaker 1: If you're watching the video, you can see that's because
Speaker 1: I've I've given myself a concussion on above my frontal
Speaker 1: lobe at the Tanning booth and you knock. I knocked
Speaker 1: myself joyful. I'm post deliverance, and I've talked about that.
Speaker 1: I went to a deliverance pastor. So the demons are
Speaker 1: less affecting me. I love that I feel in the spirit.
Speaker 1: But I'm watching and I want to explain to me
Speaker 1: and tell me if this makes sense to you. President
Speaker 1: Trump is the chief executive of the executive branch, duly elected.
Speaker 1: Even the Democrats admit that he is the chief commander
Speaker 1: in chief of the military duly elected. Even the Democrats
Speaker 1: admit that Congress votes on gobs of money, gives that
Speaker 1: money to the executive branches, the bureaucracies. Here's your budget.
Speaker 1: The bureaucracies can make changes in that budget. You know,
Speaker 1: we need to shift some dallars around and hire some
Speaker 1: people in this area. But the chief executive can't. He's
Speaker 1: he's not allowed to do that. SOYS has gotten so bizarre.
Speaker 1: One of the latest things is a judge has told
Speaker 1: the National Institute of Health, the CDC, and the FDA,
Speaker 1: you have to put those websites back, the ones about
Speaker 1: the gender madness. You have to put them back because
Speaker 1: I a judge. I think this judge is in Massachusetts
Speaker 1: or Rhode Island, says. So what they're saying, and am
Speaker 1: I ever stating this, they're saying to President Trump, you
Speaker 1: can be the executive, you just can't executive.
Speaker 7: Right, And so I think the best way, and feel
Speaker 7: free to color this, but I think the best way,
Speaker 7: not assuming that your listeners don't understand this, but I
Speaker 7: think the best way to think about this and the
Speaker 7: best way to understand that executive role in the way
Speaker 7: that was intended by the founders is think of him
Speaker 7: as sort of like a CEO, right Like, the CEO
Speaker 7: cannot go against what the board says. But inside of
Speaker 7: that space, the CEO has a lot of latitude. So
Speaker 7: to say that he can't take the helmet, he actually is.
Speaker 7: Probably he's the only person legally that they can, I believe,
Speaker 7: outside of a vote from Congress. And I think that
Speaker 7: what you've got going on here is just a lot
Speaker 7: of obfuscation and a lot of just trying to throw
Speaker 7: sticks into the spokes. And you know, you'd probably know
Speaker 7: better than I do, But I don't think that there's
Speaker 7: any legal standing here.
Speaker 6: I mean, I would assume that that just gets blown
Speaker 6: right out of the water.
Speaker 1: I would hope so in the Supreme Court better because
Speaker 1: if they don't, you're going to have a delegitimized judiciary
Speaker 1: from the bottom one up. And it's it's what they've
Speaker 1: said is, yeah, you elected this guy to run the
Speaker 1: executive branch, and we decided he can't.
Speaker 5: Yeah, right, so don't buy the voting.
Speaker 6: Right and he has he has fairly unlimited power as
Speaker 6: it relates to his implementation of existing law, right Like,
Speaker 6: that's sort of the letter of the law kind of
Speaker 6: the way the job reads right. If he decides that
Speaker 6: that text or that part of the CDC website is
Speaker 6: no longer acceptable, there is an anybody legally that can
Speaker 6: override him, is there? I mean, there's nobody on the
Speaker 6: other side of that decision.
Speaker 1: There's the whole thing. The buck stops here. He's ultimately
Speaker 1: responsible for these organizations. Therefore he's ultimately able to bring
Speaker 1: accountability to him. Here's what I think happened is Elon
Speaker 1: accidentally cracked the code. Now that sounds weird because he's
Speaker 1: an engineer and software guy and he understands code.
Speaker 5: He accidentally cracked the code of corruption.
Speaker 1: And you allude to this in a tweet that you
Speaker 1: had this week about USAID, and I want to expand
Speaker 1: on this in a second. Elon has cracked the code
Speaker 1: on corruption and how they do that the same way
Speaker 1: that the people that renewed dot Healthcare in Mexico have
Speaker 1: cracked the code of excellence. In the stem cell world,
Speaker 1: they crack the code this way. They never touch anything
Speaker 1: to do with abortion. The stem cell strain I use
Speaker 1: has never touched the modified arm injections.
Speaker 5: They use a hyperbaric chamber. They're the largest in North America.
Speaker 1: There's only two of them this big, so you can
Speaker 1: get in there and have relative comforts, and that destroys
Speaker 1: information in your body. It drives the stem cells further
Speaker 1: in your body. The vitamin mintal treatments ats. So you
Speaker 1: think it's called that they put in your body and
Speaker 1: that stuff will cause you to recover from surgery. In
Speaker 1: my case, the difference was forty eight weeks without that
Speaker 1: eleven weeks with its same exact surgery.
Speaker 5: So if you're being told it's pills or surgery or hey, good.
Speaker 1: Luck and your two year recovery from your back surgery,
Speaker 1: your knee surgery, stop it.
Speaker 5: They crack the code.
Speaker 1: On this stuff, including going to the insane detail of
Speaker 1: making their own oxygen so they understand and can testify
Speaker 1: to the supply chain they actually produce oxygen instead of
Speaker 1: trucking it in.
Speaker 5: Go to renew dot Healthcare. It's r e n ue
Speaker 5: dot healthcare.
Speaker 1: Please tell me a part of the Todd Hermanshaw family
Speaker 1: that matters for us and it matters for them are
Speaker 1: nue dot health Care. So here's here's one of the codes,
Speaker 1: say corracked. First of all, there is the open payment field,
Speaker 1: so the treasure pays twelve million dollars for what.
Speaker 5: We don't know.
Speaker 1: If you at Bulwark Capital Management received a bill and
Speaker 1: it went to your wife, she's a CFO, and it said,
Speaker 1: remit twelve million dollars too, or let's size it down
Speaker 1: one hundred and twenty thousand here, here's the address. Would
Speaker 1: she just say, well, yeah, I don't know what this
Speaker 1: is for, but I better pay it. Or what might
Speaker 1: she come to you and say, hey, honey, we have
Speaker 1: one hundred and twenty thousand dollars bill, but it doesn't
Speaker 1: say what it's for, and then you'd probably say, well,
Speaker 1: we better pay it. That's yeah, right, that's cracking the
Speaker 1: code and coruption. How do you do corruption? You don't
Speaker 1: make anybody say what they're buying.
Speaker 6: Right, right, right, And and there's so many soft parts
Speaker 6: to this, right, which is influence that advis you in
Speaker 6: an industry that maybe you're not corrupt at all. You know,
Speaker 6: this is why the crackdown of people.
Speaker 7: If you're going to regulate a certain industry, you shouldnt
Speaker 7: be able to have a job there for so long.
Speaker 7: And if you don't think this is what's going on, Look,
Speaker 7: I think this is really simple to understand, right, any
Speaker 7: person regardless of political affiliation, that has paid attention to
Speaker 7: anything government related for the last forty years, knows that
Speaker 7: government spending is completely out of act, that there's unbelievable
Speaker 7: amounts of waste and fraud, and we all know this, right,
Speaker 7: and yet when we finally get people looking into it, right,
Speaker 7: there's uproar. It really is amazing to me how well
Speaker 7: trained the left has got their constituency base. Right, you
Speaker 7: finally have disinterested third parties, right, Musk isn't just look guys,
Speaker 7: I you know there are people that say, I have
Speaker 7: bashed Musk in the past as.
Speaker 5: A vite I will again he's a transhumanist.
Speaker 7: Yeah, And but there is an Aukham's razor thing you
Speaker 7: put in here, right, which is if you're telling me
Speaker 7: that Musk is doing all this for greed as the
Speaker 7: richest man in the world. When I consider the things
Speaker 7: he's cutting and what he's attacking, I just see no
Speaker 7: correlation there. There's just nothing that well he's doing it
Speaker 7: to you extra is what is he going to get
Speaker 7: that he doesn't already have from Trump?
Speaker 6: That's that's the other side of it, right.
Speaker 7: I'm not saying that ambition does isn't endless. And I'm
Speaker 7: not saying the bill gates the world don't exist. I'm
Speaker 7: just saying, what you're doing, if you're a musk, what
Speaker 7: he's doing doesn't marry up with the accusations that are
Speaker 7: getting levied against him. It just doesn't make any.
Speaker 5: Sense exactly exact.
Speaker 6: I think you got to take it at face value
Speaker 6: at this point. I just think that's where Auckham's razor
Speaker 6: points you, right, Like everybody.
Speaker 1: In politics has some self interest, right, Okay, so he's
Speaker 1: he may be an opportunist, and I want to pay
Speaker 1: careful attention to that. He's got a ninety six million
Speaker 1: dollar bed to buy or was it open aye?
Speaker 6: Or yeah?
Speaker 5: That is my little word. You wrote this on Twitter.
Speaker 1: All the chatter regarding USAID and all this info being
Speaker 1: public is really misleading. Another favorite trick of DC, hence
Speaker 1: three thousand page legislation, is to drown out the ugly
Speaker 1: truth under an ocean of bureaucratic vernacular and pork barrel bs. Additionally,
Speaker 1: many of that this is key. Many of the databases
Speaker 1: can't effectively navigate the data.
Speaker 5: Via keyword searches.
Speaker 1: I believe just one of the USA D databases was
Speaker 1: one point five terabytes. Certainly no expert, but seeing multiple
Speaker 1: tweets makes it sound as if a fourth grader could
Speaker 1: have teased out this data.
Speaker 5: Not all the case if it were.
Speaker 1: It's yet another example of a broken the MSM is
Speaker 1: and how deeply derelic they've been in the duty to
Speaker 1: hold power to account. And this is key here as well.
Speaker 1: If you're setting up databases where you want to search
Speaker 1: for spending for let's say DEI, Yeah, and forty percent
Speaker 1: of the payment fields are left blank, good luck, or
Speaker 1: they call it special programs.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 7: And the other part of this, too, which is no
Speaker 7: news to you, is the complete flagrant spending that you've
Speaker 7: got spending in there that I don't think can be
Speaker 7: described as anything other than seditious, Meaning that when your
Speaker 7: own government is funding to the tune of thirty six
Speaker 7: million dollars an organization who's express point and purpose to
Speaker 7: exist is to basically undermine your legal system, how is
Speaker 7: that not sedition? And it's like the worst form of sedition, right,
Speaker 7: We're like we're cutting our throats with our own knives,
Speaker 7: right right, Like it's it's just it's perplexed to me.
Speaker 7: And when anybody, when anybody pushes back against transparency or
Speaker 7: looking into that or whatever the case may be. Either
Speaker 7: they're just completely manipulated.
Speaker 6: And and they've got like a you know, like a
Speaker 6: captive mindset, right, there's gonna you know, just repeat anything
Speaker 6: you know.
Speaker 7: Or they're part of the problem. Yes, I don't think
Speaker 7: there's any way you can carve it up. And the
Speaker 7: reason I stated it that way is because I was
Speaker 7: hearing all these people going.
Speaker 6: Oh, it's not a big deal. This is so stupid.
Speaker 6: You know that that information's already out there, and you go, guys,
Speaker 6: information being on a public database that's one point seven terabytes,
Speaker 6: when when you don't, you're not there's not even a
Speaker 6: keyword search function on that database that isn't just being
Speaker 6: out there. And second of all, if it is just
Speaker 6: out there, what have you been doing? Right? Why haven't
Speaker 6: you gone through it as as an agent of the
Speaker 6: press when they're uncovering these are you telling me that
Speaker 6: these kinds if things aren't even newsworthy, you just can't
Speaker 6: even track the narrative anymore.
Speaker 1: No, And you said this so well. They've got the
Speaker 1: left so well trained. It reminds me of a Simpsons episode.
Speaker 1: There was a time truly where Springfield's, where they lived,
Speaker 1: was overrun with snakes, and so Mayor Quimby came out,
Speaker 1: we need to kill the snakes, kill the snakes. And
Speaker 1: they had the townspeople with torches and kill the snakes,
Speaker 1: kill the snakes, and he gave the speech about how
Speaker 1: evil the snakes are.
Speaker 5: And then Lisa Simpson gets on stage. Stop stop, snakes
Speaker 5: are friends. They kill rats and.
Speaker 1: Mice and vermin that bring disease, and she gives us
Speaker 1: some passion speech and all of a sudden, some towns
Speaker 1: personnails save the snakes, and.
Speaker 5: Then Quipman's up there.
Speaker 1: I've said for years, we need to save the snakes,
Speaker 1: the holy snakes.
Speaker 5: And this is what they've done with corruption, saved the corruption.
Speaker 5: We're here to save the corruption.
Speaker 6: Like for instance, look, let's say, let's see somebody on
Speaker 6: the left would have won like whatever I mean, nobody
Speaker 6: on the left would have done this.
Speaker 7: Yeah, let's say somebody on the lap of the one
Speaker 7: and they were going through usaid like this.
Speaker 6: I'd be sitting there going, well, it wasn't who I
Speaker 6: voted for, but good job.
Speaker 5: Uh yeah, right.
Speaker 1: And I always want to boil things down to the
Speaker 1: real world. Okay, here's the real world.
Speaker 6: You, Zach, are.
Speaker 5: Talking with twenty of your financial advisors, okay, and you're
Speaker 5: going through a portfolio of a deer.
Speaker 1: Client, and you actively manage all the portfolios, you actively
Speaker 1: undertake a risk management okay. So you're sitting there looking
Speaker 1: a spreadsheet and the client is let's say, twenty five
Speaker 1: percent light in their portfolio, and you say, where'd that go?
Speaker 1: And your financial advisor goes, I don't know, Yeah, you
Speaker 1: didn't go.
Speaker 6: I didn't go anywhere. It's just gone, Yeah, that wouldn't
Speaker 6: that wouldn't go very well.
Speaker 5: How does it end?
Speaker 1: I mean, honestly, the boss, how does that conversation end
Speaker 1: without your guy with a full on explanation or handcuffs?
Speaker 6: Yeah?
Speaker 7: Right, yeah, it's one to two, right, Yeah, it's one
Speaker 7: of two ways. And and and that's when you get
Speaker 7: to this point. I don't really know what that means,
Speaker 7: but when you get to the point where people are
Speaker 7: uncovering things that now there's there's there's going to be
Speaker 7: a process that these things have to go through to determine,
Speaker 7: you know, what they are. Are they out and out fraud?
Speaker 7: Are they exactly? So we got to go through a
Speaker 7: process with all that, But how.
Speaker 6: Anybody like like, for instance, you'd swear that they were
Speaker 6: unearthing documents about the DNC. This isn't like opposition research, right,
Speaker 6: This is these are things that are supposed to be
Speaker 6: serving all of us with our money. Nobody doesn't benefit
Speaker 6: from what's currently going on. And when you sit there
Speaker 6: and you have a party that is supposedly progressive and
Speaker 6: all of human rights actively trying to suppress transparency in
Speaker 6: any way, it's just so bizarre. You look at it,
Speaker 6: go who's getting a raw deal here? Right?
Speaker 5: Like?
Speaker 6: Who is this not serving?
Speaker 4: Right?
Speaker 1: But you look at the hypnotism and the magic word
Speaker 1: hypnotism here and and Trump has become a magic word,
Speaker 1: Orange man bad has become a magic phrase.
Speaker 5: Now usai D.
Speaker 1: You have people who never heard of USAID, And I'm
Speaker 1: talking with people I've known for years in the East
Speaker 1: Coast getting phone calls from people. Can you explain this
Speaker 1: to me, Todd? How can you be against USAID? And
Speaker 1: my question is, hey, can I pause for a second.
Speaker 1: I looked at your Facebook, Patose, Now I'm scanning it
Speaker 1: back to twenty twelve. You've never posted about usai D. Right,
Speaker 1: what do you know about it.
Speaker 5: Well, I know Trump's attacking it.
Speaker 6: Yeah, do you know what to do? You know what
Speaker 6: they do right? Right? So it's like, oh, and because
Speaker 6: it's called U s a I D.
Speaker 7: Well, you know by that Levey the Patriot Acts the
Speaker 7: best thing that was ever passed, and it's it's it's
Speaker 7: holding up all over.
Speaker 5: And I should just be able to small job.
Speaker 1: I should be able to get on the phone with
Speaker 1: my friends of these cost and go he's making America
Speaker 1: great again.
Speaker 5: Oh oh that's okay.
Speaker 6: U s a I D.
Speaker 7: U s a I D in all practical purposes, was
Speaker 7: a slush fund to buy favors and and and a
Speaker 7: wield illegal influence probably in other elections.
Speaker 6: I mean that's probably the.
Speaker 5: Probably rfk Jr.
Speaker 1: Was talking about the five billion U s a I
Speaker 1: D spent to to perform the coup in Ukraine.
Speaker 7: Right when it thoughts for supporting transdent dance outings and
Speaker 7: all that kind of stuff.
Speaker 1: So we need to talk about that because you had
Speaker 1: a conversation with a trans radical on on the Twitter machine,
Speaker 1: and I saw what she said. Every treat to what
Speaker 1: she said, which she said made perfect sense. But I
Speaker 1: want to run people through this because there's an aspect
Speaker 1: to this, and you are a very in tune man.
Speaker 1: You are aware, you are not at all a naive man,
Speaker 1: Zach Abraham. But there's something I need you to know
Speaker 1: because you you identify some evil. But I want to
Speaker 1: run you through the rest of the evil that you
Speaker 1: don't see on this as it relates to Jenner Jackers.
Speaker 1: We do with Zach Abraham, Chief and Vestment Officer Bulwark
Speaker 1: Capital Management.
Speaker 5: And I will do this. Can we get you can't
Speaker 5: do close ups? Can you can? I just lean way
Speaker 5: in and.
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Speaker 1: this is what I get for going to a temple
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Speaker 1: for a decade.
Speaker 6: Well, I mean, I think we all know how.
Speaker 7: Just yeah, I don't want to use the word ridiculous
Speaker 7: because it's so in my it's there's it's evil. It's
Speaker 7: such an evil underpinning to it, right, But I mean
Speaker 7: the logic behind it is just mindnumbingly stupid.
Speaker 6: But they were going out.
Speaker 7: I think it was centered around this Washington State politician
Speaker 7: who recently came out and said, if you're old enough
Speaker 7: to be pregnant, you're old enough to make all of
Speaker 7: your own medical decisions.
Speaker 5: Yep, Jamie Peterson, Seattle.
Speaker 1: And by the way, in Seattle, that's not even a
Speaker 1: radical statement because you know people in Seattle going thirteen?
Speaker 5: What what about the nine year olds?
Speaker 4: Right?
Speaker 7: And you and I have said this for years, and
Speaker 7: I think we used to get a lot of a
Speaker 7: lot of weird looks. But underpinning this to me has
Speaker 7: always I think that this whole movement was easier to
Speaker 7: see coming, and it was easier to understand the vectors
Speaker 7: of attack that they were taking on pushing this ideology
Speaker 7: if you came into it with the with the framework
Speaker 7: of this is a push toward normalizing pedophilia. If you
Speaker 7: looked at it from that angle, it made a lot
Speaker 7: of sense, right, and you can see the natural progression
Speaker 7: to it.
Speaker 6: But I was getting in.
Speaker 7: I was getting in this back and forth with somebody,
Speaker 7: and they were they were trying to defend these sex
Speaker 7: change operations, and they kept trying to flip the narrative
Speaker 7: over to puberty blockers, And I said, why are you
Speaker 7: just focusing on one part of that bill, and it's
Speaker 7: the least pernicious part.
Speaker 6: That bill also simultaneously gives the state the right to
Speaker 6: seize the child, give them permanent medical sterilization quote unquote,
Speaker 6: gender affirming care, pay for it all without parental consent.
Speaker 6: Why are we talking about parents picking beta blockers or
Speaker 6: puberty blockers. Excuse me, that's that is the most Now
Speaker 6: we could have a whole discussion on that as well. Right,
Speaker 6: I'm not at all.
Speaker 7: Saying I excuse that or I'm fine with people, But
Speaker 7: I'm just saying, isn't it interesting how you're trying to
Speaker 7: say you're having a good faith debate, but you only
Speaker 7: want to talk about ten or fifteen percent of that bill,
Speaker 7: which happens to be the least controversial part.
Speaker 6: Why don't we talk about it entirety?
Speaker 7: Right, didn't want to do that, And she goes, well,
Speaker 7: how do you explain breast reductions? She goes, you know,
Speaker 7: in a world where underage kids can have bast reduction reductions,
Speaker 7: that's discrimination to kids that are trans And I said,
Speaker 7: hold on a second. So partial breast reductions, which help
Speaker 7: girls compete better in athletics, blow back pain, all these
Speaker 7: kinds of things. You're equating that, so the improvement of
Speaker 7: their physical life, self esteem, athletic, but you're comparing that
Speaker 7: to permanent medical sterilization. Yes, that's literally like saying, how
Speaker 7: is getting a knee brace any different than a knee replacement?
Speaker 1: Or or if no, let's go the full let's go
Speaker 1: the full Measures Act. There's a condition called body integrity
Speaker 1: disorders REGULARI it's recognized in the DMS five, the Diagnostics
Speaker 1: Statistical ds M five Diagnostic Statistical Manual five.
Speaker 5: It's called body integrity disorder.
Speaker 1: This is where people believe they were born in the
Speaker 1: wrong body because they were either born to be paralyzed
Speaker 1: and they're not, so they want to be paralyzed.
Speaker 5: They want to have limbs removed.
Speaker 1: Most commonly it's I think the left leg, but below
Speaker 1: the knee they want it removed. So you would be
Speaker 1: comparing having a wearing a knee brace for a little
Speaker 1: while to having a healthy leg cut off right And
Speaker 1: to answer your question, yes, she's making that. This is
Speaker 1: you were arguing with the person who calls themselves maryan librarian.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 5: On Twitter.
Speaker 1: She also contends that you probably supported conversion therapy for
Speaker 1: gay people too, so you might have supported someone who says,
Speaker 1: you know what, I don't want this same sex attraction.
Speaker 1: I think this is ungodly. Can I talk to someone
Speaker 1: about it? And at this might say sure, let's like
Speaker 1: how that happen?
Speaker 6: But once look, I I just I can't stand it.
Speaker 6: I have to step I have to always whenever I
Speaker 6: cross paths with this, I've got to stomp it out,
Speaker 6: which is this the battle of non sequiturs, right, Like,
Speaker 6: I'm not going to allow you to obfuscate the whole
Speaker 6: point of this conversation by throwing a complete non sequitur
Speaker 6: in like you just did so.
Speaker 1: Right, But she's doing this on purpose because she equates
Speaker 1: she equates you blocking the mutilation of bodies to you
Speaker 1: not letting kids talk about their feelings.
Speaker 7: Yeah, when, when, and and all I would respond to
Speaker 7: her and say it I believe I did in some capacity,
Speaker 7: was when did the state ever mandate or force gender
Speaker 7: or or or conversion therapy?
Speaker 6: When? When was there ever a law that said we
Speaker 6: will sponsor gender or or or excuse me, you know.
Speaker 1: Whatever, that therapy conversion.
Speaker 6: Therapy without parental consent, and do it with public funds.
Speaker 6: When was that ever? When was that ever passed? And
Speaker 6: why are we talking about it?
Speaker 1: The only reason I discussed is that I had a
Speaker 1: friend of mine who was molested by an older by
Speaker 1: an older teen. He was a young teen. This guy
Speaker 1: was legally an adult, and hey, it felt good. Sex
Speaker 1: feels good.
Speaker 5: So my friend thought, well, that's it.
Speaker 1: I'm same sex attracted and he'd never been before, and
Speaker 1: so he went to therapy and a therapist spent like
Speaker 1: two sessions with him and goes, dude, it felt good.
Speaker 5: Like, do you find yourself walking around looking at men
Speaker 5: thinking they're pretty?
Speaker 6: No?
Speaker 5: Do you find yourself wanted to kiss men?
Speaker 6: Oh?
Speaker 5: Gosh no?
Speaker 6: Yeah?
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Guess what, You're not same sex attracted. This guy did
Speaker 1: this to you. You were a kid, You were confused
Speaker 1: and sexual contact feels good and he oh, okay, all right,
Speaker 1: so then it's okay that that happens. No, it's not
Speaker 1: because he abused you. It's not okay, and it doesn't
Speaker 1: mean you're same sex attracted. And it helped my friend
Speaker 1: figure this out. Now let's get to the topic at hand.
Speaker 1: So this technique she uses with you is she comes
Speaker 1: along and says, and this is unquoting from your Twitter,
Speaker 1: why is it okay to get breast reduction surgery as
Speaker 1: a teen boy or girl as long as you're not
Speaker 1: so called trance a discrimination? Masculinizing surgery doesn't involve removing
Speaker 1: the clitterus.
Speaker 5: It's also extremely rare and more rare in teens.
Speaker 1: So much to get into details here, but let me
Speaker 1: do this in just a second, Zac, because this is
Speaker 1: you are onto something that you wouldn't even even know
Speaker 1: how close you are on something. Okay, we're talking about bodies.
Speaker 1: I want to talk about yours real quick.
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Speaker 5: So Zach.
Speaker 1: Back in the day when I started to get all
Speaker 1: the reports of these families whose kids were getting gender
Speaker 1: jacked and children's hospital was coming in and threatening to
Speaker 1: steal the kids, and CPS reports and all that, I
Speaker 1: learned that there was some very friendly autogidophiliac men who
Speaker 1: are sexually aroused by pretending to be women and forcing
Speaker 1: other people or conning them into believing. You know what
Speaker 1: they did with their spare time. They bought ads online,
Speaker 1: and they bought banner ads, and they targeted teen girls,
Speaker 1: and they targeted them on Reddit and I can't remember
Speaker 1: that blogging platform, which was pure unadulterated hell. And you
Speaker 1: know what twent Alex, Yeah yeah, Tumbler, Tumblr, Tumblr, yeah yeah.
Speaker 1: They bought ads and those ads were pictures of a
Speaker 1: girl looking very sad with really cartoonishly large breasts, and
Speaker 1: the ads said things like, sick of your sad sacks?
Speaker 1: Are you sure you're born in the right body? And
Speaker 1: when kids clicked on these ads, they were met with
Speaker 1: the opportunity to chat with someone who is a gender expert,
Speaker 1: and they would get an email and they would get
Speaker 1: an opportunity to be involved in a group chat, or
Speaker 1: a man who was dressed as a woman would tell
Speaker 1: them you're probably born in the wrong body. And you
Speaker 1: know what the test was, do you like your breasts? No,
Speaker 1: well then you're a boy, of course. So they sent
Speaker 1: them a script. The script began with, you need to
Speaker 1: start displaying the following symptoms around your family. You need
Speaker 1: to stop the daily activities you've been in. You need
Speaker 1: to change friend groups. You need to start wearing dark clothing.
Speaker 1: You start putting on really dark makeup and big sweatshirts.
Speaker 1: You need to be sullen all the time and tell
Speaker 1: your parents display worry. And when your parents keep saying, hey,
Speaker 1: talk to us, what's going on, don't and then wait
Speaker 1: till a good time and set the weakest parent down. Hey,
Speaker 1: the parent who's likely to give you what you want.
Speaker 1: Guess what the script is. If you're a girl, I'm
Speaker 1: in the wrong body.
Speaker 5: You know, starts to say, Dad, let me ask you
Speaker 5: a question.
Speaker 1: If my breast were really hurting me, like for sports,
Speaker 1: and it was really hurting my back and just like
Speaker 1: I was getting a bunch of back pain and arm
Speaker 1: pain and stuff, would you possibly ever consider talking to
Speaker 1: a doctor about like a breast reduction?
Speaker 6: Geez?
Speaker 1: And the insidious thing is this You get a yeah,
Speaker 1: well sure, honey, I mean if a doctor said that, yeah,
Speaker 1: I mean obviously I'd talked to him a health professional, Okay,
Speaker 1: so you'd.
Speaker 5: Be open to that. They cracked the door.
Speaker 1: And a few weeks later they come in and go,
Speaker 1: you know what, my breast really hurt me. I need
Speaker 1: to see a doctor. I'm in my back and can
Speaker 1: I just talk to doctor? And the kids know they've
Speaker 1: already done the research, they know the language you speak
Speaker 1: to the docs, and then the doctor is going to say,
Speaker 1: in conjunction with the kid, well this is really just
Speaker 1: another form of breast reduction. And you'd already talk to
Speaker 1: your daughter and said you would consider a breast reduction.
Speaker 1: This is basically the same thing. We're just removing more tissue,
Speaker 1: and believe it or not, there are parents who listen
Speaker 1: to that and they don't understand or they don't stop.
Speaker 1: Think they're so terrified because this comes along with your
Speaker 1: daughter's going to kill themselves if you do it right.
Speaker 1: And they're forgetting the fact that those are organs. Those
Speaker 1: aren't sacks of meat or sacks of fat.
Speaker 5: Those are organs.
Speaker 1: They're responsible for passing on immunities to children. They have
Speaker 1: the miraculous ability to feed children. They contribute to the
Speaker 1: health of the woman, or moving breast can contribute to
Speaker 1: other forms of cancer. So, Zach, what you're encountering is
Speaker 1: a woman using a script on you, or I don't
Speaker 1: know if it's a woman, but someone you know on
Speaker 1: Twitter using a script on you that works with terrified
Speaker 1: parents and confused teens. And we have judges saying to
Speaker 1: the Trump administration, you have to put the gender ideology
Speaker 1: stuff back on your websites.
Speaker 5: I know, it's unspeakable evil, unspeakable evil.
Speaker 6: And you've got to put it back. Like what do
Speaker 6: you know what law they're invoking or what gives him
Speaker 6: the right? Is that just an injunction, it's just a
Speaker 6: temporary stall. Is what that is.
Speaker 1: Yeah, most of these things are being done ex partey,
Speaker 1: so the Trump administration doesn't get a chance to respond.
Speaker 1: It's a ruling to stall the activity based upon an
Speaker 1: activist lawsuit. In the case of the judge who said
Speaker 1: that that that that they couldn't go out and make
Speaker 1: these spending cuts. He actually said, there are people who
Speaker 1: claim that the Treasury secretary is a figurehead, therefore it
Speaker 1: doesn't have any real power.
Speaker 5: Therefore we're not going to let him cut these budgets.
Speaker 1: He actually said that that that's that's part.
Speaker 5: Of his legal theory. In another judge and this is
Speaker 5: the case.
Speaker 7: Hold on, no on did the judge argued because Trump
Speaker 7: said the Treasury secretary theory.
Speaker 1: It leftist activists who sued said Sam Bessant is a
Speaker 1: figure out. He's not really in power. Elon Musk or
Speaker 1: someone's else is in power. Therefore he shouldn't be able
Speaker 1: to look at the financial data. And this went into
Speaker 1: the decision in the lawsuit. Well, he's a figurehead and
Speaker 1: therefore can't look at the data.
Speaker 6: The Treasury wouldn't be in charge. The Treasury just pays
Speaker 6: the bills.
Speaker 7: That's like it's that's like saying the Bank of America
Speaker 7: decides where your money goes every month.
Speaker 1: That's ridiculous, I know. And but none of this makes sense.
Speaker 1: Then you have this that the judge is. This guy's
Speaker 1: name is John Bates, who ordered the government to restore
Speaker 1: the sex the so called sex change and gender ideology websites.
Speaker 1: His wife, Carol Rees, is a founder of Hope for
Speaker 1: Children in Ethiopia, a long term recipient of us AI D.
Speaker 5: Right right, you also, but.
Speaker 7: You know, I didn't call me naive, but but the
Speaker 7: amount of people that will line up gladly and then
Speaker 7: defend it, the ability to get ill gotten gains is
Speaker 7: it's just shocking to me. It just the amount of
Speaker 7: and it's nothing new, obviously, it's as old as human
Speaker 7: but the amount of people that will gladly, uncourced just
Speaker 7: hand over their integrity for a check, it just it
Speaker 7: never ceases to amaze me. I just said, I'm like, yeah,
Speaker 7: but you got to look yourself in the mirror, man,
Speaker 7: right and now as long as we've got the Gucci
Speaker 7: bag and the new Rolls Royce or whatever it is,
Speaker 7: they're like that, that's morality.
Speaker 4: We know.
Speaker 1: And on judgment day, and we talk about this often
Speaker 1: and I know I'm going to be judged, and we
Speaker 1: all are. Everybody's going to be judged. You don't have
Speaker 1: to like that, but that's a fact. Your nee will bow,
Speaker 1: your tongue will confess. I can see these people going back.
Speaker 1: I went to church, and I took my kids to church,
Speaker 1: and I could see Jesus going, right, you did, and
Speaker 1: then you mutilated my kids and you lied about it,
Speaker 1: and you stole money and you lied about it, and
Speaker 1: you never repented that. I never knew you, because if
Speaker 1: you knew me, you wouldn't have been doing these things.
Speaker 5: And the Holy Spirit would have convicted you. And guess what.
Speaker 1: Look, guys, And I could see Jesus saying, guys, you
Speaker 1: had cruises and trips and Gucci bags and look I'll
Speaker 1: show you.
Speaker 6: Look.
Speaker 5: Remember those homes you had. I'll let you see them again.
Speaker 5: See all that. Hey, you had your reward.
Speaker 6: Yeah, now you.
Speaker 5: Get to have eternity in hell.
Speaker 1: But you had your reward, and you're gonna have eternity
Speaker 1: to remember when you didn't live in constant agony.
Speaker 5: Right, Man, I'm the funboard, I guess, aren't I.
Speaker 6: Well, No, The other.
Speaker 7: Thing too, I think about is like Mary in the library,
Speaker 7: and here how many of these people are just indoctrinated, right,
Speaker 7: Like how many of them just believe it because they've
Speaker 7: been pumped? How many of them are active participants? Like
Speaker 7: that's that's the other part, Like do you know because
Speaker 7: my assumption on the face of it is that the
Speaker 7: usually this is the case right where the majority of
Speaker 7: supporters are just useful idiots, Right, they don't understand the
Speaker 7: mantle they're they're they're carrying with this one. In this case,
Speaker 7: what do you think that percentage is because it's.
Speaker 6: Pretty it's a pretty ridiculous thing to support.
Speaker 1: I mean, I just so here's here's what this is.
Speaker 1: My theory is, and I've shared this before the Evil Sandwich.
Speaker 1: There are about fifteen percent of people at the top
Speaker 1: of things who are in the grift.
Speaker 5: They're getting paid.
Speaker 1: There's people who understand the gender madness is nonsense, but
Speaker 1: they're taking the money. And you had the woman, the
Speaker 1: fake woman, Rachel Levin, the man who pretends to be
Speaker 1: a woman, who was second in charge of HHS.
Speaker 5: He was always bragging about the money.
Speaker 1: Now he got it done to himself, so maybe he's
Speaker 1: one of the true believers. But about fifteen percent of
Speaker 1: the people at the top, and I think that a good.
Speaker 1: In the federal government, I'm gonna guess a good thirty
Speaker 1: percent of people in the federal governments are know nothings,
Speaker 1: and they're putting jobs on purpose, and you have purposeful
Speaker 1: slowdowns like where they store. We'd even talked about this,
Speaker 1: how you have to retire a federal worker and it's
Speaker 1: limited by how fast an elevator can go up and down.
Speaker 5: You have plans inserted obsolescence.
Speaker 1: So there's about thirty percent of the people they're putting
Speaker 1: these jobs because they're there, no nothings, do nothings, and
Speaker 1: they clog up systems. And then right in the middle
Speaker 1: you probably have a good I don't know, fifty percent,
Speaker 1: maybe even yeah, fifty percent of federal employees.
Speaker 5: Good what are we doing?
Speaker 6: Yeah?
Speaker 1: Yeah, none of this makes any sense, and yet they
Speaker 1: get to do some good. Like they work at the
Speaker 1: Social Security office and someone comes in, I'm not getting
Speaker 1: my check, and that person looks because, oh my gosh,
Speaker 1: we've got the wrong address for you, and let me
Speaker 1: get this taken care of. And you know what, let
Speaker 1: me talk to my supervisor. I can probably get you
Speaker 1: four or five checks right now.
Speaker 5: Could that help. Could I do that?
Speaker 1: And they leave their job at the end of the day.
Speaker 1: Go let me tell you about this old man came in.
Speaker 1: He was really sad and he didn't get his check
Speaker 1: and he was desperate. My supervisor let me override some systems.
Speaker 1: He left with like five checks. He was super happy.
Speaker 1: And you can see their family going, you know, you know,
Speaker 1: you do good. Does that sound reasonable to you?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 7: Yeah, no, And I and I think that that makes iint,
Speaker 7: that makes all the sense in the world. It is
Speaker 7: just it is so hard as a father of kids
Speaker 7: to sit to encount this and that back and forth
Speaker 7: exchange that I had with that, Like.
Speaker 6: It's so once, like it's so one sided.
Speaker 7: It wasn't a disagreement, like I mean, there were holes
Speaker 7: in her argument big enough to run a truck, you know,
Speaker 7: a semi truck through it. Like and I catch myself
Speaker 7: and I don't say that saying, oh I want an
Speaker 7: argument or I say that because it is just stupefying
Speaker 7: to me that you can have an exchange like that
Speaker 7: and that person can still leave that exchange thinking what
Speaker 7: they're thinking, where somebody looks at them and goes your
Speaker 7: basis and rationale for this is that creepy or excuse me.
Speaker 6: You know, young.
Speaker 7: Adults under the age of consent can get breast reductions,
Speaker 7: and we're conflating that like that. Sure that doesn't that
Speaker 7: dog don't hunt, not in anybody's field, right, So I
Speaker 7: it just it.
Speaker 6: It amazes me. The lack of critical thinking, which.
Speaker 7: Is why the dumbing down of the education system is
Speaker 7: part and parcel to this. You can't do this to
Speaker 7: a society unless you make them stupid, right, and they
Speaker 7: don't know how to think.
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Speaker 1: why they slogan air trans women are women. Say it
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Speaker 1: I'm good enough, I'm kind enough.
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Speaker 5: know what that stuff works.
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Speaker 1: through a little bit of recent history together. We had
Speaker 1: the twenty twenty election that is deeply suspect. I contend
Speaker 1: I know it was rigged. A contend it was stolen.
Speaker 1: Many people agree. We had the lawfare. We had the
Speaker 1: book keeping either air or lie around Stormy Daniels that
Speaker 1: had expired, the statute limitations blown up into like forty felonies.
Speaker 1: We had the Goldman Sachs doesn't know how to value
Speaker 1: real estates, but Letitia James does, and Latisha James is
Speaker 1: apparently scamming bank companies for mortgages. We had President Trump's
Speaker 1: Russian asset. We had President Trump as a known repeat rapist,
Speaker 1: the Egen Carol case being a myriad problems with those cases,
Speaker 1: with that case. Don't know who to believe there. I believe,
Speaker 1: I happen to believe Trump. We have all of that, Zach.
Speaker 1: He wins, he gets past two attempts to kill him,
Speaker 1: both of which are deeply suspect. Deeply suspect, he wins.
Speaker 1: Now we have judges coming and saying we recognize all
Speaker 1: of those factors, Hermann. But right now the bureaucracy can't
Speaker 1: protect itself. Trump has the Congress, he's got the Senate.
Speaker 5: So we one person in Rhode Island whose job.
Speaker 1: Is just to be a judge is going to reach
Speaker 1: into the executive branch and say to the American people,
Speaker 1: your vote doesn't mean right, shinola, right right. Something tells
Speaker 1: me that might be dangerous.
Speaker 7: Well, look, it is dangerous. And this goes back to
Speaker 7: what you and I have always like.
Speaker 6: One of the biggest things that frustrates to me the
Speaker 6: most with these progressives is they are the party of
Speaker 6: cutting off your nose despite your face. Meaning they're so little.
Speaker 7: I mean, obviously, I don't think the Socratic method was
Speaker 7: like top on, you know, in their educational priorities. As
Speaker 7: far as the way these people, I mean, they don't
Speaker 7: know how to think, right. But you sit there and
Speaker 7: you go you're literally constructing your own prison here. This
Speaker 7: is again you're usurping the democratic process. This is by
Speaker 7: definition unconstitutional what you are doing. The executive branch as
Speaker 7: selected and voted in by a majority of Americans and
Speaker 7: the electoral College. He has precisely these powers. This is
Speaker 7: exactly what we give him the power to do. And
Speaker 7: you are unconstitutionally you surping that power.
Speaker 6: And look, this is why. And I think that I
Speaker 6: think that this hammer should be swung judiciously, and I
Speaker 6: think it should be swung cautiously, but it needs to
Speaker 6: get swung. Nonetheless, people need to go to jail.
Speaker 5: People need to go to jail, and judges need to
Speaker 5: be impeached.
Speaker 7: Yes, this has gotten out of control, right, and legislators
Speaker 7: and judges are starting to represent Black Lives Matter activists
Speaker 7: right in downtown cities.
Speaker 6: People need to go to jail. Law and order must
Speaker 6: be preserved by And I don't care what joy Behar
Speaker 6: or what Goldberg say on the view. I don't care
Speaker 6: how just these people think their cause is right. There
Speaker 6: is fascism and there is anti law going on, and
Speaker 6: it's all on that side.
Speaker 5: Yes, And here's not obstruction.
Speaker 6: It's not even obstruction. We're past obstruction.
Speaker 1: And this is yes, and love what you said, well said.
Speaker 1: And this is what I would say to these judges
Speaker 1: right now. President Trump is abiding by your ruling.
Speaker 5: He said that.
Speaker 1: Seventy percent of Americans say he's keeping his promise. He
Speaker 1: is a fifty three percent approval rate. Joe Biden bragged
Speaker 1: about not following the Stink and Supreme Court three times
Speaker 1: on student loan debt.
Speaker 5: He bragged about it.
Speaker 1: Okay, if President Trump were to give a speech and
Speaker 1: explain this very well, very simply, I am the chief executive.
Speaker 5: You elected me to run the executive branch. Here's an order.
Speaker 1: Chart of the executive branch. Each of these bureaucracies is
Speaker 1: in the executive branch. The CDC was given whatever thirty
Speaker 1: two billion dollar budget. They get to decide how to
Speaker 1: spend it. HM, that person works for me. I signed
Speaker 1: in an executive order. We're not doing the gender madness thing.
Speaker 1: That's not happening. Therefore, we took down the websites because
Speaker 1: guess what, it's not real.
Speaker 5: Boys aren't girls.
Speaker 6: Yeah, And legally speaking, the other thing that infuriates me
Speaker 6: about this judge is ruling is that the bureaucrats bring
Speaker 6: in this case and that judge they have no legal standing.
Speaker 6: They don't get to make that call. It doesn't exist
Speaker 6: right right.
Speaker 1: If President Trump carried out that speech with the order
Speaker 1: trap behind him, and turned to the American people and said,
Speaker 1: you'd like to be to do this.
Speaker 5: I've thought a lot about this, I prayed about it.
Speaker 5: I'm not going to follow what the judges say. No,
Speaker 5: I'm not doing it. We're not taking it down. It's
Speaker 5: going to go to the Supreme Court. But I'm not
Speaker 5: going to stop. Well, what percentage of people?
Speaker 1: Here's what I want to say, this is, do you
Speaker 1: understand what happens when sixty percent of Americans say sweet
Speaker 1: and he doesn't do it?
Speaker 5: There was that whole thing.
Speaker 1: What was the president who said the the courts have
Speaker 1: made the ruling, now make him.
Speaker 5: Now, let's semen force it?
Speaker 6: Yeah right, yeah, yeah.
Speaker 1: Okay if he does that and ignores the ruling and
Speaker 1: nothing happens to him, and sixty percent of people support that,
Speaker 1: because guess what, seventy percent of people don't think boys
Speaker 1: should compete against girls and men against women. Right, your
Speaker 1: courts are going to discover why we call it the
Speaker 1: illusion of control. Okay, your manufactured consent is gone. Now
Speaker 1: let me introduce you to the enemy of society called
Speaker 1: the illusion of control.
Speaker 5: You don't have any huh. Now do you see where
Speaker 5: that could go?
Speaker 7: Yeoh, it's it's yeah, yeah, and it's you know, it's
Speaker 7: the same as what was this lady's name. She's the
Speaker 7: latest of a you know, the litany whacked out progressives
Speaker 7: on mainstream media.
Speaker 6: But she's on there.
Speaker 7: She's on there talking about this is the constitutional crisis,
Speaker 7: and you're like, got, what since when did a president
Speaker 7: coming in appointing an independent board to go review government
Speaker 7: spending public documents? By the way, right, this is this
Speaker 7: is public stuff. That is that they're just taking the time.
Speaker 7: I'm sitting there going.
Speaker 6: Guys, what is the allegation?
Speaker 7: I hear all of this, you know, hyperbole and just
Speaker 7: not what is the allegation?
Speaker 6: You keep saying constitutional? What's being violent? What's being violent?
Speaker 8: You had Anna Presley say Elon Musk, who's a Nazi,
Speaker 8: has his grubby hands all over Mema and Grandma's social
Speaker 8: Security numbers?
Speaker 1: Right, because Elon's going, oh, that's where the money is.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna start having those checks mailed to me.
Speaker 6: And it is right.
Speaker 5: I could you know what I could net out of
Speaker 5: this thing?
Speaker 1: Twicey grand a month, or you could take the earned
Speaker 1: interest that you carried.
Speaker 5: They carried interest in six seconds?
Speaker 7: How hold on won't mema, Noah for social Security?
Speaker 6: Come comes up a little short? How are they?
Speaker 3: What?
Speaker 6: What like?
Speaker 5: Again?
Speaker 6: I just want to know, tell me the worst case scenario.
Speaker 6: What are we looking at here? Right? Well, it's all
Speaker 6: public information anyway. Then what are you so upset?
Speaker 7: What are you like? This is what we call Trump
Speaker 7: derangement syndrome. That's what it is like, right like that?
Speaker 5: Sadly it is.
Speaker 6: It's just it just amazes me, sadly.
Speaker 5: So the new studio looks great, you sound great. And
Speaker 5: let me be.
Speaker 1: The one again to apologize for the gaping gash in
Speaker 1: my forehead. And I hope the bleeding wasn't super distracting.
Speaker 1: I'll try not to be bleeding next time I see you.
Speaker 4: Good.
Speaker 6: Well, yeah, I'm just glad.
Speaker 7: I thought maybe you were tangling with you know, somebody
Speaker 7: at the opposition.
Speaker 6: I thought, you know, maybe i'll.
Speaker 1: Think of a good story by the time I get home.
Speaker 1: It'll be a couple of Antifa attacked me. And but
Speaker 1: they're they're going after a baby first. And there was
Speaker 1: a dog involved, vicious pit bull.
Speaker 5: That's what got me. It was a fang from the
Speaker 5: pit bull. And so but I'm okay, and I just know, oh,
Speaker 5: You're a warrior, you know. Thank you, brother. Always great
Speaker 5: to have wise counsel from you.
Speaker 6: Gotta go with you you too, man, Thanks for having me.
Speaker 5: This is a Todd Herbert show. Remember God is a
Speaker 5: god of order, not chaos. Please go, be well, be strong,
Speaker 5: be kinds, and please make every effort to walk in
Speaker 5: the ordered light of Christ.