Speaker 1: Welcome to the three Stories version of The Todd Herman Show.
Story number one. Winning the NCAA has apparently allowed God's
name back into the mouths of their players. Story number two.
If Mark Zuckerberg really wants to make Facebook fair, Let's
talk about some things. Story number three. Islam has a
hate problem. Islam, not radical Islam, all of it. We'll
talk about this with the help of a YouTube channel
YouTube dot com. Slash at the Todd Herman Show and
to the great auspices of God Almighty.
Speaker 2: But Todd Herman Show is one hundred percent disapproved by
big pharma technocrats and tyrants everywhere from the high mountains
of Free American. Here's the Emerald City exime Todd Herman.
Speaker 3: Today is a day the Lord has made, and these
are the times to which God has decided we shall live.
Speaker 1: It's a refreshing thing to see players in college football
giving thanks to God Almighty. It's refreshing because I think
it's great for young men, and that focus, that decision
to praise God in a moment that's going to get
all this attention does something else that I think is really.
Speaker 3: Vital for the reputation of Jesus.
Speaker 1: Sometimes it's a thing that we need to remind ourselves
of that we are ambassadors of Christ. So the decisions
we make affect the reputation of Jesus Christ. If you
think about what can happen to you when you adversely
affect your employer's reputation, you might lose a job, you
might lose a promotion.
Speaker 3: It's bad.
Speaker 1: But when we adversely affect the image of Jesus Christ,
we're sort of crucifying him again. And anybody who has
a public footprint, that is, anybody with the ability to
persuade others, with influence over others, has a responsibility to
recognize that we're acting as ambassadors to Christ. When people
meet you as a professing Christian and they see you
with your middle finger in someone's face, screaming at them
and threatening them, they're looking at that going okay, so Christian.
Now none of this is about being perfect.
Speaker 3: We can't do that. The law prove that.
Speaker 1: I mean, God looked at Adam and Eve and he
knew what was going to happen. Clearly, he is all knowing,
all seeing, and they had this desirey to be like him.
That's what Satan said, Hey, when you eat from the
tree of the knowledge of good and evil. You're going
to be just like God. It wasn't God's view because
it wasn't reality. What it meant for Adam and Eve
was oh that's evil. Yeah, they'd never seen evil.
Speaker 3: How could they.
Speaker 1: They were in the garden of eating with the Lord,
so they got the knowledge of it by finding out
what it is and experiencing it.
Speaker 3: We as ambassadors of.
Speaker 1: Christ need to remember that with every act, every time
we have influence, we are affecting the Lord's reputation. So
in the NCAA, when players speak his name, they're doing
something for the reputation of Christ that has suffered through
the radicalization of the Church on one hand and through
the denial of the rowl of masculinity on another. These
things meet in the middle for me, at a nexus
point that I think is super super important for the
spiritual health of this country, particularly for young men. Our
spiritual health is a component of our health. It's overall
most important because it lives forever.
Speaker 3: You are an eternal being. You will never not exist.
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Speaker 1: I'll tell you what I mean at this nexus point
of the reputation of Christ, first of all, being assaulted
by leftist churches, and then the reputation of masculinity as
designed by God being assaulted by the world.
Speaker 3: But let's go to some of the good news.
Speaker 1: This is Riley Leonard, the Notre Dame quarterback, and his
statement to ESPN after their post game win against Georgia.
Himilly Riley, you just heard the fans here for Notre
Dame erupting in these stands.
Speaker 3: What can you say about what this win means to you?
Speaker 4: Yeah, first foremost want to think my Lord to say
for Jesus Christ. Without him, I wouldn't be here, and
we wouldn't be here. That's the whole group. But just
to see these fans, you know, it's incredible, Like always say,
this is why I came to Notre Dame. We got
a lot of work left to do. It was an
ugly one, but we got it done. Once again, shout
out to the defense. They played outstanding and that's a
really good team we played. So man, I'm just so
grateful for this opportunity. This is a beautiful thing and
a dream come true.
Speaker 1: I'm just watching that realizing that's a kid man. They're
so so young and so talented, and God's given great
gifts to Stewart love him, saying that, incidentally, the head
coach at Notre Dame has brought back the actual Christian
tradition of serving the lords and recognizing the Lord and
praying the Lord and having sermons within the arctics praise God.
Maybe that's why the team's doing so well this year.
Maybe this is another example. Ohio States quarterback Will Howard
after their college football playoff win over Oregon.
Speaker 5: That's unbelievable. You know, First and foremost, I gotta thank
my Lord and save for Jesus Christ, you know, for
for giving me this opportunity to be on this be
on this stage, and and and here in the Rose Bull.
I mean, you know, a younger me would be, uh,
would be in all right now. And uh, I just
got to take it all in and enjoy this with
my boys. And we got two more so we're not
done yet.
Speaker 3: What does it feel like to be going to the
college football playoffs? In my final?
Speaker 5: It feels great, But uh, we still got on finished business.
We got we got two more games.
Speaker 3: Win, Yes, sir, thank you, well, thank you, sorry, appreciate it.
Speaker 5: Holly's got Jeremy.
Speaker 1: Jesus is sometimes thought of us week from a perspective
of hardcore rock ribbed lift yourself up from your bootstraps,
Christianity because of submission, and it's a struggle for some
strong men. Well yeah, Jesus is all good and well,
but I ain't no pacifist, neither is Jesus. You wait
and tell the final war. When Jesus returns on a
horse with a sword from his mouth, You're not going
to see pacifism, you know, to see a war like
you've never seen. Jesus was a very very brave man.
When he went to the cross, he already knew what
was going to happen. He designed the body that was
going to go through that. He knew he was going
to be whipped and scourged to the point where in
all likelihood his ribs were showing through his back. And
he did it. And have heard people say, well, look,
you know.
Speaker 3: I could do that. You can't. You could not take
the cups of wrath that God poured down on Jesus.
You couldn't. That's why he did it, not us.
Speaker 1: Not weak football players, with their physical strength, their ability,
their capability. Guys like this to take hits, to shoff
off those hits, the strong men who work around them,
the strong men who are trying to take them down.
It is a display of physical strength and then a
display of servitude humility. I didn't do that. Jesus did it.
From the leftist perspective, of course, Jesus is simply going
around and giving in. Oh you're a kleptomaniac. Oh, well,
I affirm that. I mean, that's that's who you are.
It's that's that's okay. Oh you're in a marriage and
you want to cheat a bunch, Well it's I guess
I made I made you to. That's not who Jesus is.
Jesus stated rules. Here's what they are. This is what
we do as Christians. This is how I know you
love me. Now, we can't run our way into heaven.
The law showed that God saying to Adam and Eve,
Oh you want to be like me, you want to
earn that, you want to earn walking with me. Okay,
here's a law, fulfill it. Be perfect. You violate one law,
you violated all of them, and we couldn't do it.
Football games don't work without rules. They don't work without playbooks.
They don't work without adhering to that playbook and running
the plays is designed, and Jesus designed ways for us
to run the plays of life. I think young men
seeing this combination of strength and humility is in fact
the magic combination of what Christian men need to be
strong and humble. And I'm so glad that the NCAA
appears to be allowing finally.
Speaker 3: These athletes to speak about the Lord.
Speaker 1: And by the way, did they go to ESPN and
tell them not to cut that out and edit it,
because it seems to me there was a time where ESPN.
Speaker 3: Would cut that out.
Speaker 1: Or maybe it's that they recognize at ESPN that there's
money in the hands of them there bitter clinging Bible thumpers.
Story number two, So Mark Zuckerberg wants to make meta.
That's Facebook fair again. Now, if you've been paying attention
to the program, you know that I've been saying since
Mark Zuckerberg started combat sports and crossfits, and I guess
we could pull these archives and go back and prove this.
When he started in those pursuits, I remember saying, watch
what happens. To Zuckerberg's point of view, he cannot continue
to be what he has been when he is running
in the circles of combat athletes and elite CrossFit. It's
not because Crossfits some political organization. After all, they dumped
my friend Greg Glassman, who founded the thing, for making
a political statement. It's not a political organization. It's a
sports organization, but it's a sports organization that has trade
stayed pretty true to being a sport organization, not making
political statements right or left. So when Zuckerberg got into
these combat sports and CrossFit, why did I say this
is going to change him? Because it changed his body.
It brought testosterone into him. He hadn't hab it at
these high levels. Men are designed to have high levels
of testosterone because we're designed to work, We're designed to toil,
and sometimes we're designed to engage in combat.
Speaker 3: Or at least be able to.
Speaker 1: When Zuckerberg entered these circles, he also entered into a
realm of different thought. That is, people who are not
in the world of theory. Right, it's all good and
well to have a theory as to how a CrossFit
workout should work. It's another thing to go try to
do it and apply your theory. Even more so in
combat sports. It's one thing to watch it and go, hey,
he's really good at that. That's a great leg sweep,
and then go in and try to do it. I'm
here to tell you they're not the same thing. So
Zuckerberg was around men with high testosterone who know they
are to be the protectors of their family, and he
had kids. All these things I think combined into an
awareness for Zuckerberg that, Wow, I've been in a group
of people who have only one point of view and
it's not even a helpful point of view, not for
a country, not for a family. Now, he could be
just conning us. I don't know his heart, but I
don't think he is. I think there's been a genuine
conversion of him. And he says he wants to make
Facebook fair. So let's look at this in a second,
because I have a suggestion for it. Facebook is located
in California, right, I mean.
Speaker 3: That's where the HQ is. They've got offices.
Speaker 1: All around the country in some major cities, but they're
located in California. So for Zuckerberg to have this awakening
in the state of California is sort of miraculous. I
don't know why, but my friend John, who runs Alan Soaps,
continues to locate his family in California. He sort of
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the womb and the ultrasound, and doctors said that John
and his wife let us kill the baby. And they said, no,
that's our son. I said, well, he's not gonna have
any quality of life. He's going to be a useless eater.
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fellow Californian Mark Zuckerberg part of his statement about wanting
to make Facebook fair again.
Speaker 6: The recent elections also feel like a cultural tipping point
towards once again prioritizing speech. So we're going to get
back to our roots and focus on reducing mistakes, simplifying
our policies, and restoring free expression on our platforms. First,
we're going to get rid of fact checkers and replace
them with community notes similar to X. Starting in the US,
after Trump first got elected in twenty sixteen, the legacy
media wrote NonStop about how misinformation was a threat to democracy.
We tried, in good faith to address those concerns without
becoming the arbiters of truth. But the fact checkers have
just it's been too politically biased and have destroyed more
trust than they've created, especially in the US. So over
the next couple of months, we're going to phase in
a more comprehensive community notes system. Second, we're going to
simplify our content policies and get rid of a bunch
of restrictions on topics like immigration and gender that are
just out of touch with mainstream discourse. What started as
a movement to be more inclusive has increasingly been used
to shut down opinions and shut out people with different ideas,
and it's gone too far. Third, we're changing how we
enforce our policies to reduce the mistakes that account for
the vast majority of censorship on our platforms. We used
to have filters that scanned for any policy violation. Now
we're going to focus those filters on tackling illegal and
high severity violations, and for lower severity violations, we're going
to rely on someone reporting an issue before we take action. Fourth,
we're bringing back civic content. For a while, the community
asked to see less politics because it was making people stressed,
so we stopped recommending these posts. But it feels like
we're in a new era now and we're starting to
get feedback that people want to see this content again.
We're going to move our trust and safety and content
moderation teams out of California, and our US based content
review is going to be based in Texas. As we
work to promote free expression. I think that will help
us build trust to do this work in places where
there is less concern about the bias of our teams. Finally,
we're going to work with President Trump to push back
on governments around the world. They're going after American companies
and pushing to censor more.
Speaker 1: So price God for Zuckerberg making these decisions. Now, let's
really talk about making Facebook fair. He started by moving
the content moderation team to Texas.
Speaker 3: Good call. Move the rest of Facebook.
Speaker 1: I mean, for logistical reasons and cost reasons and infrastructure reasons.
I imagine that you maintain the Silicon Valley headquarters, but
distribute your teams because I know you've got offices in Washington,
D C. And Seattle and San Francisco. I believe you've
got an office in Austin some of the major markets.
Those are all liberal cities. Get some of your folks
working in rural areas. Make an attempt to recruit rural people.
Right now, Facebook when they go into rural areas is
to have data centers. There's one in Washington State in
a very very small town in the Clumber River. Because
of the proximity to that river allows them to cool
the processors and the computers, et cetera. So why not
hire content teams there? Why not hire engineering teams there?
Why not give bonuses to have some of your people
move around the country to be peppered around the country.
Because when you're in a community with different views, something
really magical happens. You find out that the people with
these different views are not the horrible people their colleges
taught them. They were hiring people largely with degrees. You
want them to have these pedigrees, so make them experience
the world in which their product is being provided. I'll
never forget a moment in Idaho at my beloved little,
tiny little bait shop Dashed Convenience store really is a
bait shop, by the way, and a woman had come
in asking for ceremonial tobacco. She was Native American, and
they didn't have ceremonial tobacco there. They just said the
tobacco you smoke to get high, you know, nicotine and such.
So there's three white guys standing behind her, two of
us with big beards and boots. One of those white
guys was trying to get her attention, and I had
this fear, like, oh, he's saying, hey, can you get
out of the way. I got to buy my stuff,
and he got her attention. She turned around and said, ma'am,
are you looking for tobacco with the smoke in a
ceremony smoke out ceremony.
Speaker 3: Yes, okay, here's a couple of places. He goes.
Speaker 1: You have a piece of paper, he said to the
clerk at the store, and he wrote down these pieces
of paper on these locations. This they also, he said,
they have the herbs and things that you guys use.
Speaker 3: This one is Native owned. I don't think this one is.
She said, thank you and started to walk out.
Speaker 1: Another guy said, hey, by the way, there's another one
that's now located in Rathrom.
Speaker 3: I don't know the address, but I could show you there.
If you wanted to follow me, I could drive you
by it.
Speaker 1: So people who are seeing this for the first time
in North Idaho, wait, here's a brown lady in a
Christian community with these white dudes around her. A Facebook
employee sees that, and all of a sudden, all the
propaganda they've been taught in the elite schools about people
like us in North Idaho, it just took a major hit. Wow,
those rednecks are pretty nice. Here's something else, mark higher
community college graduates. You and I both know that by
the time people graduate college with engineering degrees, code has
moved beyond what they were taught in college. You and
I both know that. So bring people in from the
community colleges, create a Facebook coding university. Help them learn
code your way, and that will not only make them
more loyal to you, You'll be teaching them at formative
moments in their life. And you'll be hiring people who
have the skill and the acuum, but maybe not the
dollars to go to the elite universities. Therefore, you'll be
spreading your bets. It's not just people from Stanford and Harvard,
and it's not just people with any form of elite education.
Good community colleges, good small colleges, can turn out great
employees for you. Locating your company personnel around the country
is a great step. The community colleges are a great step.
This one is a little bit more esoteric. Let people decide.
Speaker 3: I'm joking that's not particularly esoteric. Here's what I mean.
Speaker 1: If I decide to follow a page, I want to
see their posts. I should be able to choose do
I get algorithmically suggested posts or not? And if I
say not, don't force it. For advertisers, this should be
a big deal because if there's groups of people millions,
tens of millions, maybe one hundred million, who only want
to see the posts to the pages they subscribe, this
would be a great way to get more endorsement advertising
actually going to small content creators and giving them contracts
to review products and to endorse them, right, instead of
just the algorithmic approach. The last one's a little bit personal, Zuck,
you stole millions of dollars from me, millions and millions
and millions, not personally, but when you decided to destroy
the reach of a Facebook page I invested in with
a friend of mine, you started to destroy our company,
which at the time was turning over about six hundred
to a million dollars a month six hundred thosand and
a million dollars a.
Speaker 3: Month for us.
Speaker 1: You decided to destroy our reach because we told a joke.
You did something very similar to me later with some
of my show pages that went from massive reach, and
you destroyed them because I told the truth about public
health officials and an approach to a certain disease that
may or may not exist. It may have just been
the flu. Restore my pages, Go and make amends, because
you have a record of pages that have been destroyed
by the purge of free speech. So restore our followers
and put notes out apologizing. So people who've subscribed to
the Todd Herman Show Facebook page or some of our
other corresponding pages will get a post. This page was
subject to speech codes and censorship. We apologize and are
restoring this feed. And then let them decide if you
want to be fair, really do be fair. Thanks for
making the approach, Mark and at least the effort.
Speaker 3: Story number three.
Speaker 1: We're supposed to when we talk about Islam, we're supposed
to say, well, radical Islam, Well, why what is the
unradical Islam? There are Muslims who are not radical. They
are Muslims who are perfectly sound. They follow a different
faith than my judgment.
Speaker 3: It's a false faith. But they are not in favor
of cutting.
Speaker 1: People's heads off if they leave the faith, or of
terrorist attacks, or of sexual conquest, which is part of
the Koran. Sexual conquest. Immigration is a weapon, it's part
of the Koran. There are people who don't stand with that,
and they're radically in the minority. About eighty percent of
people who are Muslim believe you should be killed for
leaving the faith. That's a violence problem in all of Islam.
Because it's continued to be pushed. Recently, Elon Musk has
been called a a Muslim mater because of the attention
he's brought to this scandal in Britain, which is a
scandal of a lifetime, allowing gang to Pakistani men to
sexually assault girls, to groom them, and then to turn
them out in brutal ways. Praise God that Elon Musk
has brought attention to this. He's being accused of hating
Islam and Muslims because he simply showed what's going on factually,
simply by relying on public reports and court documents. That's
a hate issue. When there are race targeted attacks like this,
that's a race issue. It's a hate issue. The fact
that more Muslims aren't standing up against this means that
Islam has.
Speaker 3: A hate problem. All of Islam does.
Speaker 1: In our country, we just have the after effects of
a terrorist attack in Orleans. The details of this have
to involve the why, the why of the attack. What
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Islam has a hate problem. We as Christians are taught
to love our enemies. In Islam, they're not taught that.
In fact, they're taught conquest. So it makes sense that
we would see a video like this that's come out
of the mosque that was attended by the Noorlans terrorists.
Speaker 7: Also, Hannah Ada ordered them not to fish on Saturday,
that throughout the week the fish would be less in quantity.
The first group of people, they were completely defiant to
the command of Allah, and they fished on the day
of Saturday. Then Group one B what did they do?
They said, you know what, we won't fish on Saturday.
Our trenches will fish for us on Saturday. A loss
of Hannah with the Ada turned some of them into monkeys,
and some of them into pigs, and some of them
into rats, and so on and so forth. This punishment
was revealed upon this group of people.
Speaker 3: And we know this story.
Speaker 7: Do we think that a loss of Hannah with the
Ada is not watching us here? That's what the Jews thought.
They thought a loss of Han with the Ada is
watching them only in Jerusalem, and so they went out
everywhere on the face of this earth, started creating havoc everywhere.
Speaker 1: Imom M l Faruki teaching that Jews were turned into vermin.
That's to hate issue. Islam is often portrayed as the victim,
the corrupts and beleaguereds. Prime Minister of Britain has turned
around and said his concern about this whole scandal is
that Muslims are now fraid, afraid to wear the traditional
clothing and walk the streets.
Speaker 3: I don't buy that.
Speaker 1: I think parents in Britain are afraid because there's being
nothing done to stop this. But that's just an imam. Islam,
of course, is just constrained to the mosques, and therefore
the hate problem is just constrained to them.
Speaker 3: But it's not.
Speaker 1: This is a Kent State professor operating, no doubt, with
some of his pay scale pay check coming from tax dollars.
His name, Oh, professor Imam not a taha paid to
say things like this about the October seventh attacks in Israel.
Speaker 8: We have been watching the news months before October seventh,
with all the insult and disgrace of almes Axa. All
the messages are being liberated, purified, and I am the
only messagent that's being disgraced.
Speaker 3: Day and night.
Speaker 8: So your brothers ancestors in Gaza responded, the faces of
the children of Israel will be so humilated. A lot
of hot alas say that what you do want more
than yu ujuakum than what you have seen. Nowadays, they
spend they spend millions, billions of dollars, a lot of
effort resources them and the United States and the European
countries to try to show that Israel is a democratic country.
A lots of antaases, so they shall spend it. Then
it will become a remorse, a regret for them. It
will backfire on them. That's what a loss of Hanawatada says.
Then they shall be defeated and overpowered. And that's what
we have seen. Dear to be honest with you, Gaza,
they planted the seed of freedom in the heart of
not just only the Muslim word, but the whole world.
Speaker 3: So October seventh was a miracle.
Speaker 1: The destruction of babies in the arms of grandparents and
parents they're taking captive. Now, there was just a video
released of a young woman, a girl who's been captive.
She's fifteen for going on four hundred and sixty days.
Islam has a hate problem. All of Islam does. The
mockingbird media cannot speak about this. A because they're afraid
of getting their heads cut off. B because they live
in bubble land. We're only Christians or hate filled bitter clingers.
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.