Speaker 1: You know, there's a big difference in areas where government
is responsive and responsible and there is a culture of responsibility,
and you can observe it and see it. And I'll
tell you something that occurred in Idaho, and I know
exactly what would have happened in the separate country of Seattle.
And it's not because there's not great cops over there.
I have friends who are great cops over there. It's
because the culture has just been destroyed. And this is
all on the topic of something I think that we
should be doing with every single federal employee, which is
they should all be audited.
Speaker 2: It.
Speaker 1: Now, that seems unfair, right, but look, they have effectively
guaranteed jobs at two to three times what the average
American earns. They have locked retirement plans where they get
paid to not work for the rest of their life,
and it's locked, it's not subject to the market, and
we pay that bill. So there should be a trade off.
But I'm also suggesting this because of what we've been
seeing out of the DOGE team, the clear obvious, inescapable corruption,
and it's not just insider trading, which is hugely corrupt.
And Zach Abraham and I will go to talk about
that again coming up. But this is just taken from
an image. I want you to see this image if
you're looking at the audio or the video version of this,
and if you're on the audio version, you can check
out the video version yourself, or I'll just describe it.
It's and I thought this was a joke. I thought
this was the Babylon be It's an old dude with
what looks like a beer and he's throwing up a set,
as we used to say. But he's in his golf
in clamdigger shorts and his plaid shirts. And then around
him are some young guys who might be gangsters or
might just be young guys hanging out in this backyard.
That image is why we should add it's every single
federal employee. And I think the states should do that
with their employees. So let's talk about this with the
help of God Almighty, Thank you Lord.
Speaker 2: But Todd Herman show is one disapproved but big pharma
technocrats and tyrn s everywhere from the high mountains of
Free America. Here's the Emerald City exile Todd Herman.
Speaker 1: Today is the day the Lord has made and these
are the times to which God has decided we shall live.
And I've just noticed that kept two cups. Look at me.
It's not a big goalpe. It's way protein, I'll have
you know, in the big cup. So I'm really bad
on taking care of the books, and I've got a
bookkeeper who does that, and the financial stuff makes my
head bleed. This is why my friend Zach handles the
money and it's just and I don't like it. And
I don't eat the frog. You know that book, Eat
the frog. That's every morning you do the thing you
don't like first. And so when we were setting up
this studio using God's money, we spent a bunch of
guys' money on this video studio and a lot of
money was going out. And I didn't notice that someone
was able to go to a bank and walk in
or do it online an ACCH transfer and took about
twenty grand for me. And I feel like an absolute
idiot because if I'd just been reviewing my account carefully,
we would have caught that. My bank would have recaptured
the money and it all would have been good. So
now I really like my bank. And yet they're saying, hey,
look our rules are you have sixty days to report this,
and my feedback is, yeah, accept this. I didn't turn
on online banking. I don't okay ACCH transfers. I don't
use AH transfers ever because they're insecure. So you had
no permission to allow Goldman Sachs to tap my accounts.
And it's pure insanity because when I come into wire money,
you require an ID, even though everyone in this bank
knows me because you're great people, but you require an
ID every single time. And if I get cash back,
if I'm making a deposit, even though all of you
know me, you require ID. But some bank in New
York says, here's a routing number, an account number, give
us twenty grand and you do it. No, I'm sorry,
I don't care what your rule says. That's wrong that
you guys did this. You allowed this to happen. So
they've been response to. But here's the part I wanted
to talk about. With the government having discovered this, you
bet am making a criminal complaint and I'm going to
take it to the FBI as well, because it's wirefraud.
So I called the local police department and called nine
one one because I couldn't find any non emergency number
for financial crimes and say it's not an emergency. And
she took a quick note to what happened, and she said,
an officer be in touch me. Yeah, yeah, officer be
in touch. Two minutes later, I pick up the phone.
It's a police officer and I told him what happened.
He goes, ok, hey, that's a lot of money. How
soon can you get in here. Let's get after this thing.
Really what? Yeah? I mean, where are you? I could
be there by three fifteen. Okay, it's locked. I'll meet
you in the lobby three fifteen. Let's get after this thing.
So I go home, touch base with the family, and
rest and get ready for a life group with the
youth group with the kids, and pull up at three ten,
walk in at three twelve, ask for the officer. At
three thirteen. He walks into the lobby and he takes
a report. He's careful, he asks questions, and he's a
patrol officer. So we get done at this. He gives
me a case number. He goes, Okay, here's what's gonna happen.
I'm gonna give this to a detective. All right, up
my report. He's gonna have a lot more pecific questions
for you. He'll probably be in touch with you tomorrow.
He goes, oh, wait, no, he'll want to talk to
the bank, So he'll probably go by the bank and
talk to them, and he's going to want to talk
to you. So you're probably heard to him, but you don't.
Don't freak out if you don't hear from them by Wednesday.
Can I tell you what would happen to the separate
countries if you did this? If you called in Seattle
and said, hey, I just discovered people took someone took
twenty thousand dollars from my bank account. Okay, we'll give
you a case number. Here's your case number. Okay, you
got to come to the bank. No, okay, but it
just gets gone. Yeah, sorry, that sucks. Let us know
what you find out. Maybe go to the FBI. See,
it's very very different here. Crime is treated very very
differently here, but so is governance. I made a phone
call to our kind of commissioner several months ago, it's
almost a year ago about something. Boom, Nope, back immediately, Hey,
I'm sorry I was on the phone. Come back. So
with our federal government, it's not just that they don't
have time to respond. There's a culture of not responding.
There's these firewalls built up.
Speaker 2: You know.
Speaker 1: The whole reason I was in the bank was to
pay the irs a bunch of money, and I was
trying to call them because they contend they tried to
take a payment out of my account. There's no record
of that. I did, in fact, try to pay online,
but nope, nope, nope, no record of that. So as
I'm going through all of this, I'm doing show prep,
it occurred to me, we have every reason in the
world to audit every government employee. And let me connect
the dots. This is this image that we were teasing
at the beginning of the show. But let me show
you the full image. And this is the headline. And
this came and this story was broken. I just want
to make sure that Borderhowk News gets credit with Lineman
at Borderhawk News broke this story. The Gateway Pundits picked
it up and good for him, and now Revolver News
has picked it up. So it's getting a ton of traffic.
New Mexico judge abrupt resigns after suspected trend d rega
gangbanger arrested on firearm possession at his home. And in
case you're wondering, there's actually a video of the gang
member hanging around weapons in his home, a judge's home,
A judge who would hear cases involving this gang has
them hanging out. So show this video in just a second,
because it is astonishing in one way. Then on the
other hand, why is it astonishing. Someone somewhere has succeeded
in corrupting a whole bunch of judges to let the
gangsters continue to roll, and to let the human traffic
can continue to roll, and so on. Soher is getting great,
big money. And if we started to actually audit the
finances of these people, think of the corrupt prosecutor in
New York who we're seeing now commit mortgage fraud about
nine different times. So I play this video in just
a quick second. There are frauds levels in all industries,
and I'm sad to say that in the nutritional supplement
industry that's really ripe with that. There are a lot
of super bad players in the supplement industry. And if
you doubt that, just walk into a supplement store and
pick up a random pack of protein and see how
much sugar is in it. There's proteins sometimes where protein
is the third ingredient, meaning it's not really protein. Or
you'll see things, for instance, labeled high protein and if
you look at it, it's actually mostly fat. And there's
just some bad players, and you can know that because
they're in and out of the market they change their names.
Then there's also players who enter and they're super famous
people and God bless them. They've built a great brand
and then all of a sudden they've got their drinks
and their mixes and they're super super special. And here's
how that works. You simply go to one of these
companies and say I want a private label something. I'll
order this much stuff in advance. I'll put my label
on it my face, but I need to say it's exclusive.
So what they do is they simply change a few
ingredients and they don't even change the ingredients, they just
change the amounts. Or the other thing they'll do is
they'll change the amounts of calories in it. So then
you can say, oh, this is my exclusive bar because
it has one hundred and seventy seven calories versus one
hundred and eighty it normally has. So that's how they
do that. Bioptimizers is on the whole other spectrum. Matt
and Wade have their own lab, they take their own products.
They've been business for decades. They come from the professional
sports arena. Both of them were bodybuilders. They both wrecked
their bodies being bodybuilders. They had to put their metabolism
back together, they had to put their immune systems back together.
So when you get a product like mass Symes which
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News broke this story This is out of the judges
home and they're just handing around. Looks like an ar
and this his wife and her jemmies. There's the judge
man picking it up. That's a beautiful rifle.
Speaker 2: I got it.
Speaker 1: Oh look at the trigger, dicay. Oh wait, hey does
that have a suppressor on the front. That has a
suppressor on the front. I wonder why they need suppressors.
And it's all set up in camo colors and he's
hanging out with gangsters at his house. If you are
a judge or you are involved in the criminal justice
system and you're hanging out with gangsters, I have questions.
We should audit every single one of our federal employees
and this should just be a condition of working there.
And if you think they can't do that, I'll hip
you to something. In the startup days, back when I
was raising money out of Silicon Valley and running startups,
there's a bunch of things that we had to sign
as CEOs or at a certain level, but definitely founder
and CEO would design this. One of them was they
could audit your finances in any time, so anytime they
wanted to, they could come. You'd already agreed. They don't
even need to ask your permission. They just go to
your bank. Here's the paperwork. We have right to do
this audit. They look at your personal finances and if
there's questionable stuff and they're like, hey, where'd that four
hundred thousand dollars come from? They then have you explain it.
They were able to claw back any of our stock
or salary if it come to pass that WEEDS violated
produce shary duty by you failed to protect the investors' money,
and they could prove that and it went to a
level of negligence or fraud, they could go back as
far as they wanted to and clawback everything that you
had ever earned in the company, stock and cash compensation.
And I mean, just take it, no court order, just
it's ours now again. So if we can do this
in the private sector, how is it that we can't
do it in the public sector. Now, this doesn't mean
that we audit everybody. We don't have the resources to
audit everybody. I guess Doge could build the resources. You
could do it algorithmically, and that'd be a great idea,
and we should get to that level. But what it
means is you have the right to audit anybody at
any time. So the next time, Oh, I don't know,
I'm just thinking of any random employee, just some random
federal employee. Well, actually, Senator, we don't have to report
the money that we get from the drug companies. You
don't know what, I don't know who that would be.
You don't need to ask permission, You just go do it.
You don't need to tell him you're doing it. You
just do it. Or Nancy Pelosi with her famous ability
to pick all the great stocks, you just do it.
Nance we looked, you're going to prison if we don't
do this. We encourage a behavior where this all continues.
That there is a tool that President Trump could use
to go against the deep state, and it's not just
auditing employees. And believe it or not, the Harvard Law
Review says that President Trump can cause a massive series
of self deportations with a simple measure that this guy,
Daniel Frederick Wasserman, writing in the Harvard Law Review, has
advocated for years and it is in fact pretty simple.
So we'll go through that. So we'll get back on
the topic of immigration and Tim Waltz's daughter has I
was going to say thoughts. But there's it's something else.
It's not thoughts. I think it's I think she's just emoting.
She's venting her you know, spleen, but not brain. Does
anyone know what the spleen does? By the way, do
you know what the spleen does? I should see I'm
a geek on this healthcare stuff, and I should know
what the spleen does. No, I mean, it's just a
curt to me. I think it's responsible for removing toxins.
And but then again, so is the kidney. And someone
get on the live chat and tell us what what's
filtering blood? Immune function? Filtering blood? That's from the Alex
cam that doesn't exist yet because they haven't gotten up
and gotten the other camera. So, but that's Alex in
the background. Okay, filter, I said it, I said, filtering toxins. Okay,
so it's partially right. I was showing people at the
gym this morning the pictures, and I guess I'll share
this with you guys, if you want to see him
on this time. When I went to renew in Mexico,
I didn't share this with you. I had to get
sedated and that was weird. I gotta admit, as much
as I've been down there, it's still I still have
this thing. Oh my gosh, I'm in Mexico, and and
you're we're trained to think well, but Mexico has got
it's such good healthcare. They're paired up at the hospital
next door. And I told Steve and Jim they're the
guys who run that. They're they're the bosses. And Hector
is one of their valued employees and drives around and
he translates and he helps run the hyperbio oxygen of therapy.
Great brilliant man. Hector show up in the morning and
and I'm gonna have this procedure. They're gonna sedate me.
It's going to be for half an hour. And I'm nervous.
I don't like being sedated. I don't like being that vulnerable.
And Steve is there and he's the managing director. Jim
is there, he is Steve's partner, and there's Hector. And
I said to guys, I go, oh my gosh, oh
my gosh, I'm causing such a problem. I'm so high maintenance.
This is insane. There's way too much talent, way too
much money being spent on me. I can handle it.
I can speak in of Spanish and see if this
wait wait wait wait, wait wait stop, this is normal?
I go, wait, what do you mean it's normal? Because Todd,
this isn't because you're you. I mean no offense, we
like you at all, but this is what we do.
Oh it's not always all three of us, but it's
at least two of us always. Oh well, then I
guess I'm not that special. They helped translate and explain,
and I was alone in Mexico. But the moment I
woke up, I had medical care. I had professionals who
spoke enough English to check on me, and I spoke
enough Spanish to check back. And within ten minutes of
waking up, there's Steve, there's Hector check it on me.
And what I had done was I had stem cells
from umbilical cords inserted in my discs in L two,
L three, and L four because my disc had shrunk.
I think it's L three had shrunk. It's about half
the size it should have been. And funny thing, that's
why my back was clicking when I deadlifted over three
hundred and fifty pounds because the burdeberg were touching each other.
So what the stem cells are doing now is destroying
the inflammation, and then I'll go through a process where
those stem cells, god willing, will build that disc back
up to normal size and strength. And incidentally, for everybody saying,
well that's because you do CrossFit, Nope, Doctor Shabaz told me,
if you weren't a weightlifter, you would have blown your
back out completely and that vertebrau would have just been blown.
So if you do not want to have surgery, you
do don't want the recovery process. You do don't want
the risk of infection. You do not want to be
cut open again. You do not want the pills. You
don't want to be in painkills the rest of your life.
Go to renew our e n ue dot Healthcare. Tell
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helping you. It's our e n ue dot Healthcare. Renew
dot Healthcare. Daniel Frederick Wasserman, writing in the Harvard Law Review,
is really writing about challenging culture using culture. And here's
what he says, the headline is Harvard Law Review says
President can cause massive self deportation with a simple measure
I've advocated for years now to the article. Two weeks ago,
President Trump instituted broad tariffs using in part the International
Emergency Economic Powers Act of nineteen seventy seven. That's the
I E. E. P A, or we'll call it the AEPA.
At least three lawsuits have been filed targeting his authority
to issue tariffs under AYEPA, and there may be more forthcoming.
While tariff grab all the headlines of Trump administration, may
soon consider using AEPA for another purpose, limiting personal remittance,
which are transfers of money sent by migrants in the
United States to family or friends in their home countries.
The president uses that the president's use of IEPA to
limit personal remittance would be novel but likely legal. Limiting
personal remittance sits at the intersection of two Trump administration priorities,
limiting capital outflows and curbing migration remittance payments to Latin Americans.
Latin America has jumped immensely from twenty six point seven
percent to twenty twenty one alone, which is like the
result of the recent exposion of migration to the United States.
There are now one hundred and sixty billion dollars in
remittances sent to Latin America and the Caribbean every year,
increasingly via business with booming valuations that promise low rates
and easy processing. Limiting personal remittance under AEPA is likely legal.
The plain texts of AEPA suggests that it may be
used to limit personal remittances. First, the president must declare
a national emergency which threatens a national security, foreign policy,
or economy the United States. The presidents already declared a
national emergency at the southern border. The declaration of emergencies
likely lawful on or non just, non justiceable. Not that
Roberts cares about that. By the way, obviously, when President
Trump declared a similar emergency in his first term, orders
by district course did not probe the lawfulness of the declaration.
In fact, no court has ever reviewed the merits of
such a declaration. But then again, no president has ever
been Literally Adolf Hitler, albeit the Orange version, this is
not brilliant, it's effective. It's great legal framework. The guy
has clearly noticed he's talking about as a lawyer writing
in the Harvard Lawry View. But it's also very, very obvious.
We've talked for years about levying huge taxes on money
sent back home, like one hundred percent. I mean, it's
just a tax. We know the government has the right
to tax, just tax at one hundred percent tax edit
ninety percent. We've talked about that. But embedded in this
article is something that the president should also be doing,
since the courts are all busily saying, wait, wait, wait,
you can't do you can't undo from the office of
the presidents and your pen that which was done from
the office of the president with another pen. In other words,
only some presidents have the right to do some things.
The president should be going after the financial institutions who
are gaming the system to have all sorts of fun
helping ilegal immigrants access capital or send it home. That's money.
They talked about the one hundred and sixty billion dollars
in remittances sent to Latin America and the Caribbean every year.
Apps like Venmo, PayPal, and others. Banks are taking a
break on this for what having an app. It's a
huge margin business. Amazon Pay, Facebook Pay, all of them
have it, Apple Pay, all of them have it. They
don't want this to change because it's not just the
remintance's home. It's the debit cards that were being handed out.
It's the ten thousand dollars here you are. Here's some
spending money, here's some walking around money. It's banks, like
so the ironically named Bank of America that is determined
that they can give loans to legal immigrants. You know,
I don't know the last time you did a home loan,
but the series of times you have to prove who
you are and how much money you have, and the
amount of paperwork you have to sign up. I mean,
last time we bought a house, it was like a
two hour session of signing. In fact, we had to
have someone fly to our house when we were selling
the home in Seattle and buying in Idaho because we
had to close the thing. They actually had to fly
someone over and sit there at our kitchen table for
a couple of hours sign here, initial here, and then
they had to fly it back because Gosh knows, you
can't fax it and then look at the originals later.
But that's for us. Legal immigrants just get these cards
and the banks take a rake. They get paid for
producing the card at like a thousand times when it
costs them to produce the card, they get paid. Every
time someone swipes the card, they get paid, every time
someone receives money from the card. They're getting a rake
at every single touch point. So go after the banks.
You do not get to facilitate financial tracks transactions with
people in the country illegally. If you do that, we're
going to find you for every single instance, just like
they did to us as startup CEOs. You violate fiduciary duty,
We're going to financially audit you. We're going to go
take a break. We're going to clawback everything we gave
you or fifty percent, and it's totally up to the
board how much they claw back. We are the board.
We are ultimately the board. So this should be done.
The President should be working on this now, and I
hope his team is working on this. The President has
been asked a series of questions about this group of
Venezuelans and he has answered this, I think very very well,
and it's building up into what I hope. If John
Roberts does not recognize the fact that we ourselves can
look and see the stupid simplicity of the figurehead being
allowed to welcome in a whole bunch of immigrants and
in a very very dubious process. There's no way they
interviewed all these people to find out if they were
truly refugees. We know there are big time criminals, we
have their backgrounds, we've got their images. They just let
them in and began seecreting them around the country. He
did that, or I don't even know that Biden knows
that he did that. I don't even know if he
thinks he still works for Barack Obama. But someone arranged
that Susan Rice is someone someone got the autopen to
authorize that. John Roberts does not see that. We see
that if it can be done with autopen, it can
be undone with autopen. So if he does not recognize that,
we see this, and his court continues to say nope,
other presidents get to deport people. What did Obama deport?
Like five million people and there was zero court in junctions?
Bill Clinton, I think it was more. I think it
might have been ten million people he deported and no injunctions.
They were departing the right people. Apparently, if Roberts doesn't
see this and refuses to respond to the fact that
it's crystal clear he will be begging for a president
to do something that is relatively unprecedented, except it's not.
It's to say, don't care, don't care. I have the
right to do this because Biden had the right to
do it. It's not unprecedented. Biden how many times said yeah,
the Supreme Court said that we can't force other people
to pay for school laws, but we're gonna do it anyway.
That was a constitutional crisis, and look what happened here
we are walking around seven eleven is still selling stuff,
the roads still work, the country hasn't fallen apart. We
just walked through that constitutional crisis and said, Okay, I
guess it doesn't matter when we're entering into being a
society lawlessness. Anyway. This was this was utterly promised that
we're going to enter into this. When I was talking
at the beginning of the program about the difference in
the state of Idaho and the way they treat crimes,
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group of migrants Venezuelans, and this is the way he responded.
Speaker 3: There's a group of Venzuelan men down in Texas who
have been alerted that they are soon going to be deported.
Speaker 1: Under the Alien Enemies Act?
Speaker 4: Have you authorized that operation?
Speaker 5: And the group you're talking about, But if they're bad people,
I would certainly authorize it. Yeah, you know, I want
an election in a landslide. We won all seven swing
states were won by millions of votes. We won two
thousand and seven hundred and fifty districts to five hundred
five districts two thousand, seven hundred and fifty or five.
That's why. Then the map when you look at it,
is all read. And one of the biggest reason, I think,
the biggest single reason, actually, i'd like to say is
because of this, because I think they're going.
Speaker 4: To come up with things that are incredible.
Speaker 5: But probably the biggest reason was because of the border
and because of illegal immigration, and the people of this
country want those people out. Because what Biden did and
I don't know.
Speaker 4: If he did it, I'm not even sure he knows
what the hell he was doing, but what his people
did representing him was allowed millions and millions of people
from jails, from prisons all over the world, people from
mental institutions and insane asylums, gang members, drug dealers pouring
into our place.
Speaker 5: And you know what, our people voted for me to
get them out. They want them out, they want him out,
And we've done a hell of a job. And by
the Way, Ecuador, and various places, but Al Salvan, Al Salvador,
we've been helped by a lot of other states were
there helping us, actually, because you couldn't look what this
man was thinking when they allowed open borders and people
to come in. If you look at Venezuela, their crime
is down by seventy two percent. You know why they
took all their criminals off the street. They took all
their prisoners from jail. They took murders. Eleven thousand and
eighty eight murderers were released into our country. Bad things
are going to happen, bad things are we getting them out?
And that's why I was elected. A judge wasn't elected
to do that. I was elected to do that, and
we're doing it in record fashion.
Speaker 1: Alien Enemies Act question. Are Mexico based drug cartels alien
entities alien to United States? Are they waging war on
our southern border, sometimes shooting acts and in fact killing
border patrol agents. Do they make concursions into our country,
trafficking people, sometimes across private property, sometimes across public Do
they in fact set up shop in our cities and
furnish to citizens here? Fentanyl, heroin, et cetera, which always
leads to sex trafficking and human trafficking. Are they doing
those things? Do those things destabilize our country? Does the
presence of militarized cartels in our country? Militarized meaning that
in Mexico Northern Mexico, they're often better armed than the
local authorities. Does that presence here of militarized cartels create
a national security risk? Given that they could partner, say, oh,
I don't know, with the Taliban, because they did that
before under Biden and Obama, who allowed them to work
together to ship into our country heroin from Afghanistan? Does
that to stabilize? Are they enemies and are they alien entities? Yeah?
They are alien entities and their enemies to a country.
So if the organizations are alien enemies to our country,
are their employees alien enemies? Yes? Now, let's say that
some of these people are not, because not everybody who
sneaks into the country is a gang member. Not everybody
who sneaks in is a bad person. Not everybody sneaks
in come from insane asylums. Some of them, truly are
human beings terrified of where they live because of the
cartels that they've allowed to take over their country. Some
of them truly are here seeking a better life, seeking work.
Let's just recognize that because it's true. But even if
they're not members of a cartel, but they are murderers.
And you've had other countries say, wow, we've got a
huge crime problem. Here's an opportunity to offload and just
send this the United States and countries that don't mean
us well saying hey, you know what, flood their systems.
It would almost be like there's a theory. It'd almost
be like there's a political theory where you would take
down a republican form of democracy by flooding its system.
I mean, it would be like, oh, I've a big,
crazy idea that someone might write a paper on that
and suggest it. But that would never happen. Maybe that
would never happen, right, No one ever wrote a paper
like that. So when we see things going on like this,
and we see the president saying I'm going to undo
what was done by my office, my office is now
going to not do that anymore. It's going to reverse course.
It's the office of the presidency. It's not President Trump's office,
and it was never the figurehead's office. It is our office.
So of course it should be undoable. And John Roberts
had better understand something we can see simplicity. And John,
you may think you're super clever hanging out with Normicin
and such, but you are begging to be made irrelevant
because I think a bunch of people are going to
stand with Trump if he says, you know what, No,
I'm not going to follow that ruling. We'll get to
the thoughts, the deep, deep thoughts, the advanced thoughts, the
sensitive and well considered thoughts of Tim Waltz's daughter, because
she has spent a lot of time in research, clearly
in prayer to well something. As she's been thinking about
the border. I'll share with that with you in just
a quick second. When we were talking about the financial
crimes and how President Trump could use that same act
to stop all this outful of money one hundred and
sixty billion dollars going out of our country to foreign nations,
often by illegal immigrants sending money home. We're talking about
a massive, massive, big company problem Chase and in Bank
of America, which of course has nothing to do with
loving America. They're taking a rake call of all this stuff.
They're just baked into all this corruption. There are companies
and people who've been calling this out. Even people in
the financial world have been calling this out. Zach Abraham,
chief investment officer of Bulwark Capital Management, has taken the
huge risk of on his own podcast and is radio program.
He's taking the risk of calling those entities out by name.
He's invited them onto his program. Hey, come and convince
me that this is the right thing to do. So
he works within the system, but he's aware if I've
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makes me say it. Here is Tim Mooltz's daughter, and
she is sharing her well developed thoughts in fact theology
deep theology around deportations. Let's watch or listen.
Speaker 6: If Jesus were alive today and in the United States,
this administration would have already taken him and removed him
from this country without due process. Claimed he was a
member of the MS thirteen gang as a way to
try to justify not giving him due process, as if
there is any justifiable reason to not giving somebody due process.
But yeah, some people don't want to talk about that.
It truly is baffling how clear and laid out everything
is and there is still people standing by it. I
believe in the good of people and like humanity humans
you know, deep down at our core, like we care
about each other. But that's really being tested because how
anyone is okay with this is terrifying to me. But yeah,
if you look like me, speak up, speak out, because
we might be the only one safe from what's coming
and some of the only people that are able to
stop it. So yeah, it's our duty at this point.
Speaker 1: Well, let's take this from a theological basis. First, a
man approached Jesus and said, good teacher. Good teacher. Jesus said,
why are you calling me good? Only my father in
heaven is good. So let's start there. She believes in
the goodness of humanity. Oh cool, What did Jesus say
about that? The sin issue? We're all broken on that front.
Jesus himself said, why are you calling me good? Only
my father in heaven is good. Let's dig a little
bit deeper. Let's go into the so called secular. She's referencing,
of course, Kimar kill mar A Rego Garcia, who's in
his home country of El Salvador. That's his home country.
And she said he didn't get due process. He had
two separate court hearings where he was ordered detained and
or deported, and that never happened. It was ordered to happen.
He had due process. The Trump administration came along and said,
remember those two orders, Well, we don't need those orders
because you are here illegally. So we're going to send
you to your home country. And it happens in your
home country, the president of your country, El Salvador, has
determined that you are a dangerous gang member. That's your
home country. It has made the determination. And back to
the so called theological when Jesus had to flee, when
his family had to flee, Joseph when he was a
little baby, and Mary had to flee, they went to
a country that did not have immigration laws. Time and
time again, people emigrated to Egypt time and time again,
and incidentally they became part of a servant class, and
they were subjected to being a servant class, but there
were no laws against it. It happens in our country.
There is a law against sneaking in illegally, and Romans
thirteen says we are to obay the authorities so long
as the authorities don't tell us to violate the word
of God. The authorities are human beings carrying out law
and order in a functioning society. The law in our
country ultimately is the Constitution United States. The president is,
under the Constitution the United States, responsible for our foreign
policy period and responsible for the policing of our border
in conjunction with law enforcement. Is that that hard? It
is if you're emotionally wedded too. But he's so orange.
Now she's Tim Waltz's daughter, and she's young, and perhaps
she's going to evolve. This guy is not Tim Waltz's daughter.
He happens to be thirty three years old. He was
actually an employee of the governor. And in this video
you can see him deciding right there in broad daylight
with his dog to walk up to someone's tesla and
key all angles of the tesla, the back, the right side,
the left side, long long key marks and funny thing.
And I find that ugly hilarious. Oh and this is
another one. Oh he's doing it again, always writing things.
Oh that looks like oh Nazi. Oh I bet that
says Nazi. This guy earned a salary as a government
employee at a fairly senior level. His name is Dylan Adams,
and praise God, he was arrested for that. And in
his booking picture his mugshot, he's crying because he was caught,
or is it because he finally realized, dear, well, he
works for Tim walt So, dear somebody, what have I become?
We should be open to that. We should be open
to him standing there getting his mugshot taken, realizing I'm
a common criminal. I have become insane. I'm an insane person.
And here's the hard part. You're a Christian. You've given
yourself to Jesus, guess what you have to pray for him. Sorry,
it's not my rules, it's just a reality. With all
of this, all of what President Trump is doing to
try to fight back, to try to undo what Biden
did with his autopen all of the suggestions we've made
auditing every single federal employee or saying that we can
and giving ourselves that right which we should have. All
of the talk about deportation, all of the talk about
the savagery of a Maryland man being deported. Guess what
CNN learns about the American public and President Trump's approval
rating on immigration.
Speaker 7: Okay, let's talk about the polling, and then I want
to talk about another thing you mentioned, which is the
optics of it. But on the polling, because I think
this is important you talk. He's right, Trump has his
best favorability on the issue of immigration broadly. But can
I ask you to explain something to me. You have
some polling that shows Americans would be okay with everybody
being deported who's here illegally. There's also polling that asks,
more specifically, if you are have been in the United
States for ten years, you paid taxes, you have no
criminal record, but you are undocumented. Do you support deporting
those people? Sixty three percent oppose that. So how do
we even make sense of these numbers?
Speaker 3: Yeah, sometimes it's so interesting. You pull the public and
it turns out the poll the publican hold conflicting views
even within themselves, right, And it's part of my job
to figure out, Okay, where do they actually feel on
the overall immigration picture. And I think it's important to note,
as we have mentioned, is that Donald Trump's net approvating
on immigration is actually positive, which is very much like
unlike his first term. If you ask are we on
the right track or the wrong track when it comes
to immigration policy, the plurality say that we're on the
right track, which is very different from where we were
just a few months ago under Joe Biden.
Speaker 1: So yeah, you see those pulling and.
Speaker 3: You see it's conflicting. It kind of actually reminds me
a little bit of the gun control debate, right where
you see, oh my god, ninety percent back background checks,
and then of course you look at ballot measures in
places like Nevada and Maine, and then when it's actually
on the ballot, it's basically fifty to fifty in my
opinion on this particular topic, what we're really talking about
in the metric we should be looking to is do
people like when they ask do you like what Donald
Trump's doing on immigration, and plurality says yes, which is
what's going on. Then that's the number that I think
is most representative of the public at large.
Speaker 1: But then there's also this CNN wants to believe. They
want to believe that we're all gullible and all soft
minded and all malleable. So when you say it a
broad basis, should people who enter the country illegally be
deported on a broad basis? Yes, And then when you
make a human analysis and you say, well, there are
these people that have been here ten years, they've paid taxes,
they've never broken the law, they're contributing members of society,
you can make an individual argument. When we used to
do due process at the border. Oh, you say, your refugee,
stay in the country of Mexico, remain in Mexico, remain
in the country that you're in. If it's not yet Mexico,
remain in the country you are. Will we figure it out?
So we're going to interview you, We're going to look
into your circumstance. We're going to look at your bank accounts,
We're going to look at your associations. We're going to
look at your criminal background in your country. We're going
to see are you part of a criminal gang like
MS thirteen in your country? Are you truly a refugee?
Are you part of the Chinese Communist Party military? Are
you a Russian asset? Are you an operator from another
country who's here to destabilize us? Who are you? If
we determine that you're an operator from another country coming
to destabilize us, we might toss you in prison in
that country in your might interrogate you, but you're not
coming in. And we did let people in with refugee
status in that and guess what, they became successful Americans
who contributed to our society. When we decided as a
nation to allow people like Joe Biden to flood our
nation with people with the obvious attempt to overthrow the
Electric College and ultimately turn them into voters, they stopped
doing any of that checking. And the American people are
smart enough to know, well, you know what, baby with
the bathwater, this time sucks. There's that Hebrewic phrase that
I always end up butchering just a little bit. And
it's this. When you're lenient when you should be firm,
you will eventually be cruel when you should be kind.
We have been lenient when we should have been firm,
and there's going to be some acts that seem cruel.
I wish that wasn't the case, but this was not
our making. Those of us who want law and order,
this is the Todd Hermann Show. Please go, be well,
be strong, be kind, and please make every effort to
walk in the light of Christ.