Speaker 1: So happy Thanksgiving to you.
Speaker 2: We're going to talk later this week about thanksgiving Jesus style.
It's really interesting in evangelical churches, there's sort of a
thing that happens with communion where it's free form, you know,
the Lutheran Church and the Catholic Church. It's a very
prescribed way you speak, and it's always the same verbiage.
I like that verbiage and that I'm a traditionalist. But
there's this thing that happens sometimes in evangelical churches where
people talk about what Jesus said. But there's this very
specific thing I've always loved. When Jesus was giving the
first communions, he took bread, he broke it, and he
gave thanks and he, being fully God and fully human
at that point you could say, was thinking himself, but
of course he'd given up deity in a sense to
be with us. So we'll talk about being thankful the
way Jesus was thanksgiving Jesus style.
Speaker 1: Will do that later this week.
Speaker 2: President Trump has a truly well, there's some really good nominees,
but there are couple who are unbelievable shoe licking, boot
licking tyrants, or they are unbelievably useful idiots, So we'll
talk about that. And speaking of idiocy, can you help
us figure out? Me and Alex are having a debate
whether this thing is staged or real.
Speaker 1: It's supposedly a.
Speaker 2: Cop in California, and that would be the place to
stage something like this because you go get the uniforms,
et cetera.
Speaker 1: But so messed up as society that.
Speaker 2: You can't really tell because this scenario is perfectly believable.
We'll talk about that and the President Trump's nominees some
other stuff. Do this with the help of our free
speech channel. It's the Todd Herman Show that substack dot
com and with God Almighty.
Speaker 3: But Todd Herman's show is disapproved by big firemotechnicrats in
tyrn s every aware from the hind mountains of Free America.
Here's the Emerald City Exile Todd Herman.
Speaker 2: Today is a day the Lord has made in vise
of the times to which God has decided we shall live.
Speaker 1: Let's start with the good.
Speaker 2: Brendan and Carr is going to head the FCC under
President Trump at all likelihood. And Brendon Carr has spoken
out against the censorship industrial complex he's spoken out against
the mockingbird media line to people, he has questioned their
their FCC licenses, and he just did this directly. Los
Angeles type Our Times wrote on Twitter how Trump's FCC
chief pick could make life more difficult for media companies,
and Brendan Carr answered on Twitter broadcast licenses or sacred cows.
These media companies are required by law to operate in
the public interest. If they don't, they're going to be
held accountable as the Communication Act requires.
Speaker 1: Now fully aware of.
Speaker 2: The fact that I have two national radio shows that
are under the auspice, under the control to so to speak,
of the FCC, fully clear and understanding that they could
come at us. So they could come at Radio America,
which syndicates our weekend show, or they could come at
to American Family Association.
Speaker 1: This doesn't syndicate because it's an.
Speaker 3: O and O.
Speaker 2: So those are their radio stations, one hundred and eighty
FM radio stations. So they could come at us, and
I say, go ahead. Now I'm not the one who
has to defend this. It's not my money that would
have to defend an FCC investigation, but go ahead, because
they know how these companies work. I know AFA is
out of company's organization, American Family Association.
Speaker 1: I know how it works.
Speaker 2: The books you are transparent, the givings transparent. People can
easily go take a look at how the money is spent.
It's stewarded very well. We're very about what we do.
There is absolutely absolutely no editorial pressure there.
Speaker 3: You know.
Speaker 2: I'm on a network with Jenna Ellis, and Jenna is
seen as a trader by a lot of Trump supporters
because she'd said the election was stolen and then when
she got in trouble she said it wasn't that happened.
I've had dinner with Jenna, find her to be a
really likable woman. I'll probably have her on the show
at some time. First time I met her, I just
walked up. I said, hey, Jenna, you know, you and
I disagree about something very important politically and legally. We
really disagree and I know that, but I want you
to know that I believe we can still be friends.
And I don't like hearing people threatening you and one
of you chased out of the country and killed and
that's just unforgivable. And there was this little bond credit.
So Jenna and I are on the same network. And
Jenna has her views and I have mine. And I've never,
at one time as anyone in leadership at AFA ever
said anything to me to speak this way and likewise,
and I'm Radio America, which is owned by a conservative foundation.
Never a single time as anyone said a single thing
about point of view or story selection other than to
talk about how to make the show better. It's never
about we need you to toe this line. Now, that's
not the case in a lot of conservative media.
Speaker 1: It's not. There are entire networks that.
Speaker 2: Told hosts you will you will endorse President Trump, or
you will not have a show, and some of those
threats came true. So there are some conservative networks that
I don't know that would do that well under FCC review.
But if we're going to say that, simply publish it.
Simply say our radio syndication network is pro Trump, period.
There are no problems. FCC has nothing to say to you.
The challenge with the Mockingberg media is this, there is
something driving these editorial decisions, and it's not money, because
it's costing them money. MSNBC is rumored to be for sale,
and yeah, it would be hilarious if Elon Musk bought
it and put Alex Jones on all day. It would
be very hilarious and I could see Elon Musk doing that,
but not for the money they're going to try to
get for that ridiculous network. So Brendan Carr is a
great choice. President Trump has made some baffling decisions on
two of the positions, one of them very very close
to my heart, and that has of course to do
with so called public health policy. We'll talk about that
and that pick. We'll do that lightly here. I'm going
in depth on it on substack today, so you'll be
able to see that. Is that's a day or tomorrow's
that come out come? Is that tomorrow. We're doing an
in depth on that tomorrow on this pick, so we'll
get into one of his picks that has to do
with labor here at a second, because this is utterly baffling,
its disconcerting. It should really concern all of us like
it concerns me.
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haven't spoken with in a long while. He and I
disagreed quite a bit on President Trump, but Eric is
a good man. And Eric wrote about Trump's pick to
be the labor Secretary, Lori Chavez de Ramror. She wants
ambesty for illegal aliens, forced unionization of private sector employees,
she's opposed to school choice, and she's expanded unionization of
government employees.
Speaker 1: Sound good.
Speaker 2: For whatever reason, President Trump has chosen this lady to
be his labor Secretary. Richard hannaniep who is no enemy
to President Trump whatsoever. He's a president of the CSPI,
founder of the ut Austin Columbia, SAFPI. It's a labor
organization for labor choice. He writes about this woman, Lorie
chavezd Rimer, Trump's picked to be the next labor secretary
is a disaster. Her views are at a front to everything.
Consertives believe what they fought for. Conservatives have a fondness
for saying make America Florida. They recognize that policies have
worked at the state level, which is why Red states
have seen such mortal growth in GDP and population flows.
The American people are voting at their feet. Chavez di
Rimier's model can be summed up as make America California.
She wants to force Red states to adopt the labor
policies that have caused massive migration outflows for the more
liberal parts of the country. Republicans at the state level
in recent years have been making impressive gains, writing the
backlash to DEI and COVID restrictions to take on the
teachers' unions, and in many states have now nacted universal
schools choice. This pick threatens to undo many of these gains.
Chevez Juvermiir's track ride in Congress raises significant concerns about
her alignment with conservative principals can particularly her over at
support for labor unions at the expensive work of freedom
and state sovereignty. Raction's demonstrated a troubling pride and of
prioritizing union interests over policies that protect workers' rights to
make independent choices. Chevez de Vermir's sponsorship of the Public
Service Freedom to Negotiate Act represents a clear federal overrage
to state authority. The bill would undermine the labor reforms
implemented by Republicans in states like Wisconsin and Florida, which
have successfully limited the power public sector unions to protect
taxpayers and ensure public or government efficiency. By supporting such
a measure, Chavez Dumirez advocates for one size fits all
federal approach that disregards states and their borders. Do you
think that teachers unions have too much power in California
New York? Have you read about the financial catastrophes that's
unfolding in Illinois, a state that is bleeding residents and
has become an economic basket case. Imagine a Republican labor
secretary who believe Florida and Texas must adopt these same policies.
Kamala Harris has never supported anything this radical. After all
we've learned about unions through COVID, are we going to
end up with more policies more radical than we saw
from the Biden administration. Chavez ramirez endorsement of the Protecting
Rights to Organize Act threatens to dismantle critical worker protections
in right to work states.
Speaker 1: Right to work laws.
Speaker 2: Which exist in twenty seven states, guarantee that workers cannot
be forced to join a financially supported union as a
condition of employment. Chavez de Ramir support for abolishing these
laws that, through federal intervention, is an affront to worker
choice and autonomy, effectively forcing individuals to fund union activities
regardless of their personal beliefs or interests. Chavez de Ramirez
has the backing of America's Federation of Teachers President Randy
Weingarten and teams for President Sean O'Brien. You see the
people who fought every attempt of Republicans to free themselves
from the grips of education bereadocracies and public sector unions.
They're the ones who forced children to be a masked
for years and had to be dragged kicking and screaming
into opening the schools again. Now, the fact that this
woman is being considered for Labor secretary is going to
be a great, big test for Republicans. This is a
payoff in all likelihood, not to Randy Weingarten, who continued
to scream that President Trump is literally the orange hitler
is going to murder the world, but to the teamsters
who either stood aside and in some cases in fact
appeared to endorse President Trump.
Speaker 1: It's a payoff. If they want.
Speaker 2: To continue to own the auto sector, let them have it,
but not the government sector. Governments, employee unions have destroyed
the federal government. That is why we have civil servants
so called, who cannot be fired. It is a fact
that they launder money to give to Democrats. It is
a fact that they participated in the takedown of our
government and our states. There are some of the reasons
that we can't force government employees to actually do their jobs.
Speaker 1: They don't have to show up. These are two. This
is one of the.
Speaker 2: Two picks that is particularly catastrophic for not just the
conservative movement. From make America great again, you can't make
America great or you have people like this floating around.
Just think about the judiciary and think about the DOJ
and what's just going on there. See, they have the
same form of protection. It's not necessarily union. The employees
have that. The bosses have the protection of being just
the bosses. Glenn Kirshner talked about DC judges and how
they're being shielded from being actually held to account for
what they've been doing. And they shouldn't have the shield.
There shouldn't be something that works for them.
Speaker 4: Listen, the federal judiciary, let me say, particularly in Washington,
DC and the Federal Trial fort which is where Donald
Trump's lawlessness and vindictive prosecutions if he tries to undertake
vindictive prosecutions against his enemies. I know all of the judges.
Many of them were my former trial partners. Many of
them were my former either colleagues or supervises at the
DCUs Attorney's Office. They've gone on to do great things,
and I've toiled away largely in anonymity, and I'm fine
with that. They will act as a bulwark against Donald Trump's.
Speaker 2: Do you hear this now? Putting aside the fact that
President Trump has to go after these judges, he has
to go after the DOJ because of the lawfare the
employed against him, and not just against him, against the country,
against pro life people, against doctor ethan Ham.
Speaker 1: They're not trying to issue a gag order because that.
Speaker 2: Case against ethan Ham, he was a whistle bler in
Texas who found out his hospital was still illegally treating
children with wrong sex hormones and surgery doctor ethan Ham.
They've doubled down on him, they admitted. Yet we use
evidence it was a lie in a grand jury hearing,
but we didn't know it was a lie. This guy
is a hardcore anti Trump or hardcore liberal explaining a
circumstance that shows how bad the judiciary is and the
DOJ is, and that they can protect themselves. It goes
the same for unions. As you wash your way down,
we'll let them continue.
Speaker 4: Attempts at lawlessness and vindictiveness of that, I am certain.
And even Carl Nichols, a Trump appoint d, yesterday, said
and speaking out of school because he probably shouldn't have
said it, but these are desperate times. It would be
a I don't know what his exact word was, A
damn shame. That's not exactly what if all of a sudden,
all of these folks who were convicted by juries of
attacking the capital on January sixth, were ardened, it would be.
Speaker 2: Awful, all of them, all of them, says Christian, even
the seventy year old Grammars who walked in the capital
through open doors, stayed within the velvet ropes, took a
selfie prade and went home.
Speaker 1: But he's right.
Speaker 2: The judiciary in DC will gather around themselves. They will
circle these wagons, which is why we need reform.
Speaker 1: Now.
Speaker 2: She as Labor secretary cannot reform the judiciary, but she
can reform government unions. Government unions are who the employees
that the DOJ belonged to, what they belong to. This
pick cannot help make America great again. There's one pick
in particular that is well, I want to say mind blowing,
but it's not. It's another Fox News host. Look, I
liked Pete haig Seth. I think he could be a
great Secretary of Defense. I do not hold that Pete
Haig Seth is simply quote simply an infangerman or simply
a soldier. Yeah, he did three with two or three
deployments on behalf. He has two advanced degrees from Harvard.
He's got an undergrad from Princeton. He's spent his life
studying warfare. He spent the past four years as a
Fox News host, visiting with the heavies of heavies. I
think he's a guy who could be a fantastic Secretary
of Defense, probably world changing, definitely committed to cleaning up
the military. So it's not like I'm waiting for some
ivy league who ha to come along. He is an
ivy league who hall. But he also happens to be
an ordinary guy. But there's one pick in particular that's
got me very very concerned.
Speaker 1: We'll get to that.
Speaker 2: It's related in a way to Javier Kara. He's the
current Secretary of HHS. And let's remember a little bit
about this guy.
Speaker 3: Yes or no?
Speaker 5: Though, does it do you do the full criminal history
checks for the potential sponsors of these children?
Speaker 3: Well?
Speaker 6: Yes, we follow the best child best best practices. Right,
the answer is no, it's a yes, we follow child
welfare best practices.
Speaker 5: Yeah, that's not my question. My question is do you
do background checks the full criminal records? Public background checks
for the FBI national criminal history.
Speaker 6: We certainly check for criminal records. We checked for a
sex offender in the Sex Offender Registry.
Speaker 1: We do again the different.
Speaker 6: Things that the foundation that.
Speaker 5: The rule I'm talking about says you do not. I'm sorry,
the rule that we're talking about that was released on
April thirty of twenty twenty four, says you do not.
We do not what that you do not carry out
FBI national criminal history checks for all potential sponsors.
Speaker 6: We do background checks on every individual.
Speaker 5: Right, Well, that's a slippery description. What I'm saying is
this rule is pretty clear in what is saying that
you do not provide the kind of background checks, which,
by the way, is created the problems. Let me let
me move on because of the interest of time. Are
you familiar with Maria Gonzales and eleven year old girl
who lived in Pasadena, Texas In August twenty twenty three.
Mesgondales was allegedly raped and murdered by one Carlos Garcia Rodriguez,
a Guatemala national who appealed at the Southern border as
a UAC in January of twenty twenty three and was
seventeen years old. A month later, HHS released Garcia Rodriguez
to a sponsor with a criminal history and who previously
had two other UACs in his care failed to enroll
them in school as required by AHHS. How about the
situation with respect to another individual, Kayla Hamilton? Are you
familiar with Walter Javier Martinez. Martinez was a seventeen year
old from El Salvador who appeared at the border as
a UAC in March of twenty twenty.
Speaker 4: Two.
Speaker 5: Months later, in July twenty two, he raped and murdered
Kayla Hamilton, a twenty year old woman in Maryland. After
Martinez released from the border and before Missus Hamilton's tragic death,
HHS released him to a sponsor in May of twenty
twenty two, despite Martinez having gang tattoos on a rest
record for a list of association with MS thirteen. Mister Secretary,
how can you credibly claim that HHS is working to
protect these children? And, by the way, children were talking
about in the order of magnitude of four hundred and
something thousand children which you are dismissing that they are lost.
Let me ask you a very specific question, as secretary,
can you account for the whereabouts of those four hundred
and something thousand children, the three hundred and twenty thousand
that were put in the report by the Inspector General,
the eighty five thousand that we've talked about before in
twenty twenty three. Do you know where all of these
children are and that they are safe? Yes or no?
Speaker 6: Congressonda, as I explained the process. We get these kids
when they are referred to us by the Department of
Homeland Security. We then provide them with care while they
are in our custody. We lose custody of those kids
once we find a vetted sponsor with whom they can stay.
Speaker 5: A vetted sponsor that rapes and murders the people that
they're entrusted to. Because you issue a rule that doesn't
even do the background check, that's what you think is
appropriate care for these children, I yield back.
Speaker 6: We do do background checks.
Speaker 1: This guy with Kara should have been impeached. He's not
going to be.
Speaker 2: And he spirks his way through this video. He smirks
his way through every bit of testimony. We're going deep
on sub sect today on this exact topic. There was
a trafficking expert and what she did is she went
through and recounted some of the abuse a particular girl
under wends and then points out that it's not an
isesighted case a girl brought illegally to this country. Just
this morning, I was reading in show prep about a
girl who's two years old who showed up at the
border with a list of names on paper. No way
to know who this girl is now. The Department of
Health and Human Services is a big department and it
should be looked at as a monstrosity that should be
broken up, not empowered. President Trump has a surgeon general
in mind. It's not HHS, it's a cabinet level position.
It's supposedly the top doctor in the United States. We
have got to talk about this.
Speaker 1: The in depth.
Speaker 2: By the way, the Todd Herman showed dot subseack dot com,
you can see the in depth look at what happened
to this girl and other kids who've been spuggled into
the country illegally. It's something that we do on sub
sect because we can go in depth there without concerns of, well,
you know, some guy finally went and did this thing.
I've been wondering if any Americans gonna do. He's an
American citizen. He thought, you know what, the illegals are
getting such good stuff. What if I go across the
border and sneak back in. Well, I get the same
good stuff. I'll show you that in the second or
play the audio for you. At least it is what gosh, man,
it's the Monday before Thanksgiving. That is, if you're watching
this in the same day or listening to it on
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Speaker 1: Of fallen Navy seals.
Speaker 2: We read some of the headlines and this all makes sense,
this experiment this guy went through. This is from the
Denver Denver Post. Denver mayor suggests using Denver police to
block mass deeps under Trump as Denver mayor's mayor Mike
Johnson John Stunn. Then you can turn to the Daily Wire.
Illegal alien charged with raping fourteen year old girl in
Denver as opposes America opposes a mayor's deportation effort. What's
a legal immigrant charge with raping fourteen year girl in
Denver as mayor opposes deportation effort. See these headlines keep
popping up side by side because the problems getting worse.
Because the cartels understand it is in fact free and
open season to walk into America, and governments who want
to get rid of their criminals understand this as well.
You can pretend all day long it's not happening, and
yet of course it's happening. This American decided to go
undertake a little experiment. You like that ten grand people
are getting the twenty two hundred dollars a month and
walking around money, the free hotels, the free air flights,
so he decided to go get some for himself.
Speaker 1: You know, migrants receive a lot of benefits. What are
some of the benefits that they receive.
Speaker 7: About two thousand dollars a month in cash, about fifteen
hundred dollars in the food stamp beneficiaries like snap snap benefits.
Speaker 2: So by the way, as he's doing the interview, he's
wearing an apron and a probably hairnet type hat because
he works at labor.
Speaker 7: They'll get about fifteen hundred dollars in that, a phone
that's paid for two years that they don't have to
worry about, and housing over their head for at least
three months minimum until they can actually get put into
a process.
Speaker 1: And is it expensive to live here.
Speaker 7: Yeah, you can't even find a studio for less than
sixteen hundred a month, and that's a one bedroom.
Speaker 1: And they're getting free housing.
Speaker 7: They're getting free housing.
Speaker 8: Have you ever considered hopping over the fence and then
coming back as an illegal?
Speaker 7: Yes, but it does not work. It does not work.
Speaker 9: Have you done it?
Speaker 7: Yes, I have, and it did not play out correctly
at all. I was letting know that you could spend
up to seven years minimum federal time, so you.
Speaker 5: Could go to jail for trying to come in as
an illegal, but the illegals can come in.
Speaker 1: Could you benefit?
Speaker 2: Could you get any help from the government that would
help you in your life right now instead of them
giving it too legals.
Speaker 7: Yes. If I was able to receive the benefits that
they're receiving, I wouldn't have to work two jobs just
to supply a house for me and my girl. I'd
actually be able to work one and welcome our son
into orelife.
Speaker 1: This doesn't seem fair, does it? The newcomers.
Speaker 2: So, with the Labor secretary being a horrible pick, the
FCC person being a very good pick, brand new car
pet hag Seth being a good pick, there's one other
unrelated to the border, unrelated to labor, and it's all
about healthcare. Should be nowhere near power. Trump is apparently
President Trump is nominating this person to be our surgeon general.
Here's just a tiny snippet of her praising Mark Zuckerberg
and Facebook for shutting down discussion on issues related to
public health.
Speaker 7: I am so excited and I think and I commend
Facebook and Mark Zuckerberg for taking action because this affects everyone.
Speaker 9: This affects our children and affects adults.
Speaker 1: We just look at the.
Speaker 9: Recent measles outbreak, the biggest outbreak that we've had.
Speaker 1: In decades with measles, and that's no joke.
Speaker 8: Measles can cause brain inflammation and pneumonia and ear infections
and hearing.
Speaker 1: Loss and death.
Speaker 9: So it's about time that they are taking action.
Speaker 1: And I hope and pray that other social media platforms
will follow suit and do the same thing.
Speaker 2: That's the surgeon general pick, and that's the parts we
can play and not get in trouble on sub stack. Tomorrow,
We're going to go way deep on this lady, including
the fact I don't know how ifway have this. In
the video a video she did dancing at a particular
time in history, wearing a particular uniform. So that'll be
on the Todd Herman Show dot substack dot com. It's
difficult to tell if this is an actual happening or
if this is a stage video and that's indicative of
this time, because the times we live in there's so
much fraud, there's so much insanity that it's difficult to
piece this apart. Alex was the first one to call
this out. He doesn't know if it's real. I had
this inklin that I think the third person to speak
in this video is not a very good actor. We'll
get to this in just a second. I spoke about
corruption on Thursday. My friend Zach Abraham did his last
free live webinar of the year, and he's the chief
investment officer Bulwark Capital Management. Some of the questions were
fascinating having to do with the Trump economy. Here's some
things that President Trump has said on the great side,
on the make America great side, freeing up the pipeline
projects in America, particularly some of the key ones that
have been blocked down that will initially and immediately get
us back into being a net exporter of fuels, stopping
the ridiculous attempt to stop natural gas in the country,
perhaps being the president who gets micro nuclear plants installed
around America. If that happens, it would be the biggest,
most fundamental positive shift in our economy in hundreds of years.
He's the guy that could get this done. If you're
at a buy and hold situation during the eighty to
twenty stock bond mix, how do you take advantage of that?
I mean, if you're buying hold, you might see an
increase in the stock market from that. But what if
you could pick specific companies and take action on them.
Hundreds of companies at a time are thousands. This is
much more like Bulwark capital managements approach, which is predicated
upon risk management, paying attention to world events, and hedges
upon hedges. Last week, Jack provided this example. There's a
company that's in the gold business, and Zach was ra
around gold mines and their stock, he said, was operating
somewhere around some really small amount, like thirty cents.
Speaker 1: And it's just up and notice.
Speaker 2: But the fundamentals of the company are fantastic, the cashflow
is fantastic. The CEO is buying their stock. If you
took the assets they own.
Speaker 1: Okay, this is.
Speaker 2: Their land, this is their minds, this is the equipment.
This is the gold that's been or silver I think
it is. It's actually silver, not gold. Silver that's confirmed
to be in the ground. It would come out at
about a twenty three dollars share price. This thing is
trading at thirty cents. Now, Zach made clear. Look, there's
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Speaker 2: SO and Simwheer can help us figure out if this
is a real video. It's supposedly happening in the state
of California. A guy's been pulled over. He's a pretty
big dude, kind of a shaky beard on him, and
the officer seems to be very very patient, and I
need you to help us figure out is this staged
or did this really happen?
Speaker 8: So you do currently have a California driver's license, you
just don't have a physical copy on you at the moment.
That's my preferred method of identification, and this is it's
a cat caller.
Speaker 1: I'm currently identifying as a cat.
Speaker 8: Fair enough, the information here in the tag I'm assuming
belongs to you. The boyfriend.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's so rude. I hope you know him recording.
Speaker 2: Well, okay, so he seems like a bad actor. That
seems like a poorly dealer ofline. Everyone else seems really solid.
That's what put this into question for me.
Speaker 8: It wasn't my intention to offend you. But he just
identified as a cat, and you're wearing a Harrot's Waltz
T shirt. So forgive me if I came to a
conclusion that you guys are involved in some sort of
a homosexual arrangement.
Speaker 7: I'm not mad that you think we're together, but you're
using gender language besides.
Speaker 10: Yeah, owner, okay, Well, look, we can do this the
hard way if you'd like, I can have this car, toad,
because last I checked, a cat is not licensed to
operate a motor vehicle in the state of California.
Speaker 8: We can have animal control come get you, take you
to a shelter where your owner can retrieve you for
a fee of seventy dollars after you're given the necessary immunizations,
which do include a raby shot, possibly even spade or neuter,
whichever you prefer identify with. Is that what you guys want.
Speaker 3: To do here?
Speaker 1: What should we do?
Speaker 3: I don't know.
Speaker 1: I don't have seventy dollars, sir.
Speaker 8: I can also request that a mental healthcare professional come
down here on scene and do an evaluation of you,
because you're considering letting him take a raby shot rather
than just give me an ID use some manner so
I can give your ticket and move along.
Speaker 1: Okay. So Alex says, okay, are you saying full on fake?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 1: Okay, because the guy who's the third guy speaking is.
Speaker 2: But the two guys, the cat guy and the cop guy,
they're good actors.
Speaker 1: No, that's that is quality acting.
Speaker 2: Here's the thing that society's in this situation where you
look at that you have no idea if that's real
or not, because the scenarios are real.
Speaker 1: This is where this.
Speaker 2: All eventually leads in this self identification game.
Speaker 1: It all leads this way.
Speaker 2: Got a series of notes over the weekends and it
has to do with us talking about God on the show.
Three or four notes came in sort of the same flavor,
and I just want to address this head on. It's
the accusation that I have become a soft kitten gap
that I no longer tell it like it is. I
no longer go straight into the heart of liberalism. I'm
no longer a hard man. The goal of the show
has changed, and I help people get this. You've heard
me describe saving America as a consolation prize. It is
a consolation prize. You will have plenty of time in
eternity to think about the country you left behind, which
won't exist anyone. You'll have eternity to imagine that. What
are the accusations is coming across is since I have
become a discipled Christian, that I'm far too willing to
give ground. Really, the given ground would be what I'm
one of the few conservative hosts who to this day
speaks in defense of traditional marriage, defining it as one
man and one woman. I try to do this from
a perspective of love. The reason I take those topics
and intermingle them with things like heterosexual sin, fornication, and
adulter is because this same sin, the homosexual acts, are
not a special class of sin. That is not how
God sees it. There are these guardrails setups. So that
makes me a soft kit cat that I will speak
in defense of marriage in that way as the GOP
has removed all opposition to it now. I think it
has to do with the language we're using. The goal
of the program is to save souls and America as
a consulate prize race.
Speaker 1: I believe I'm one of the few hosts.
Speaker 2: And correct me if I'm wrong, who suggests that race
doesn't exist, that it's a construct. It's an evil construct.
Will time and time and gain go back to the
view of Jesus takes of us in the body of Christ.
There's neither Greek nor Jew servant nor master. That's being
a soft soap guy, that's laying down for the enemy.
On the topic of this lies of transgenderism, I won't
stand down to anyone on this. I'm one of the
few hosts who's talking about the ultimate arrival point for this,
which is transhumanism.
Speaker 1: I don't hear anyone else talking about that.
Speaker 3: I know.
Speaker 2: I got kicked off of WABC radio two years ago
for mentioning the fact that in China, health authorities have
been experimenting with installing pig wombs in men, so little
babies can be just stated in the womb of a pig.
That's an experiment that's ongoing. So these emails that come in,
some of them very very nice, some of them written
with brotherly love, other than written as flat accusations. You've
become weak since you became a Christian. Jesus was many things,
but he was not weak. He was the bravest man
who ever existed. Because he gave up being impervious to harm,
impervious to hurt, and pervious to cold, and pervious to fear,
and previous to being killed. He knew exactly what was
going to be done to him, and he came and
did it anyway. So I have a question for people
who've written me these notes, because I got three or
four of them over the weekend. First of all, am
I upset by them? No, they're communications from a podcast family.
That doesn't upset me. What does get me a little
bit hot is when people say things like you need
to be more like this host or that host.
Speaker 1: No, I don't.
Speaker 2: I had every opportunity in the world to continue to
burn the libs down talk radio. I could have moved
to Phoenix or New York or Los Angeles or Detroit
or any number of radio stations and gone and done
morning drive radio, done in the old fashioned way.
Speaker 1: And you know, but it's fun radio. I miss it.
Speaker 2: I miss taking calls, I miss visiting with you in
that way. I missed that form of radio. I don't
like being on camera simply what we have to do.
So I'll give you this question here in a second,
because I think it's an important one for you to
answer as members of the podcast family, particularly three or
four people who chose this weekend to write to me.
I was one of the first people to have Mike
Lindell on a show. Do you know that I enviad
you Lundell about seven years ago, And I was one
of the first hosts to come right out and ask
him about his drug use and about what it was
like to be an addict and how bad was it.
I think I was one of the first people who
ever asked him, Hey, did you ever have to sell blood?
Speaker 1: For money because I did did you ever do that? Mike?
Speaker 2: I asked him about the coming down process, what it
was like to no longer need the drug, and he
always said to me, he said, I couldn't have done
it if the Holy Spirit had it filled the hole.
Speaker 1: It's a great interview.
Speaker 2: One of the first people to point out the fact
that they were going to try to destroy Mike. I
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my question to the people who wrote me notes saying
that I've gone soft since they became a Christian or well,
I bet a Christian, but since they became discipled? Is
it going soft? To ask you the following question, do
you know where you're gonna go when you die? Is
it going soft? See, here's the thing. You don't know
what President Trump's going to do. You know what he
said he's gonna do. I believe he's gonna do a
lot of what he says he's gonna do. Here's another thing.
You don't know if he's gonna live more than three
months in office.
Speaker 1: I pray he does.
Speaker 2: I mean, they tried to take him out twice, or
at least I think let one through twice. You don't
know how the geopolitical factions of our world are going
to respond to Trump. We think we know, but we
don't know. But you do know this, you will die.
Is it going soft to make the focus of the
show in the last web?
Speaker 1: I don't know a few years of my life. I
don't want to live past sixty four.
Speaker 2: Is it a thing of going soft for me to
ask you to make the decision? I don't know if
other hosts are saying that. But then again, I don't
watch podcasts. I don't watch why don't listen to Right
out of Time?
Speaker 1: The softness of the show is this.
Speaker 2: I made a career out of jumping down the throats
of liberals, and I could do it again in five seconds.
I could turn that part of myself on in five seconds.
And sometimes it sneaks through. That's not how Jesus did it,
and I'm not Jesus. I don't get to turn over
the temple tables. The point of the show is this.
I was given an opportunity to speak God's word to
tens of millions of people, and I only did it
a few times. I think God said, let's try it again,
this time from the beginning, this time with me at
the center. So my question to people who are questioning
this is me going soft. I have this question for you.
Have you gone soft in not making a commitment? I
made a commitment, have you? This is the Todd Hermannshaw.
Please will be well, be strong, be kind, and please
make every effort to walk in the light of Christ.