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

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Kamala Harris pretends to understand and even respect men. A

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Baptist teacher says, it's our preacher says, the Bible's a myth.

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How do you be a preacher? Then we'll talk about that.

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Trevor Noah apparently knows very little about the American Revolution

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or very little about what context means, so he's backing

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the communist version of that revolution. We'll talk about all

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of this with the help of our YouTube channel YouTube

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dot com, slash at the Todd Herman Show, and with

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God Almighty.

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Speaker 2: The Todd Herman Show is one percent disapproved by big

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pharma technocrats and tyrn's everywhere from the hind mountains of

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Free America. Here's the Emerald City XI.

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Speaker 1: Todd Herman. Today is a day the Lord has made

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in These are the times to which God has decided

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we shall live. The amalgamation of plastic attitudes that make

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up Kamala Harris, a woman who legitimately does not exist.

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There is no Kamala Harris or Camelo. I don't care

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because she's not real. Well, I mean, she has skin,

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she has breath, she's made in the image of God.

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But long ago she vacated any and all actual kamala

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for whatever she's told to say at any one period

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of time. Right now, it's that she respects men because

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her husband, as you know, Doug Emhoff, he's a real man.

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He shows hand to ex girlfriends, I guess while they're

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still dating, hands, you know, to slap a woman just

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to keep her straight. It's just one slap, as Martha

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Raddits might say at ABC News, it's just one slaps,

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just a minor problem impregnating a nanny and then saying

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I need to force you to have an abortion, but

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just once, as Martha Ratus might say, it's just once.

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So now the press is on to convince men that

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the manly thing to do is to stand up and

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vote for a woman who, from a moral perspective, does

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not exist. She has the morality of vapor. Put it

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into a container shaped like the Christian cross. I've always

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been informed by my Christian faith turn it upside down

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from the Satanic cross. Because there's Satanists, you know, working

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in the White House, actual express Satanist. That's fine, it's diversity.

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So we'll look at some of the ways that Kamala

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Kamala Kamala I don't care because she doesn't exist, is

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trying to conmn in devoting for her, at least the

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people who are doing that. Now, there's one sure sign

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that you're a man. It's inarguable. It's the coffee you drink, period, period.

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There's only one manly coffee, and if you're not drinking it,

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you're probably a sista. And what about wine? Now, see,

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I don't drink wine. I don't like wine, but I

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like my friend Tim Krukshank, who's the founder and CEO

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of Bone Frog Coffee and now a maker of wine.

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So when you think about wine, you probably don't think

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about navy seals. It's fair enough. But Tim doesn't do

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anything as an amateur. He put together a team to

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help him sell the wines. That's me. I can't make wine.

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I don't drink it. I don't like it. But he

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put together a team for his vineyard so that he

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can make sure that the wine is top notch. Otherwise

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he wouldn't put the bone Frog label on because a

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bone Frog label is sacred. To Tim. I don't drink wine,

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I don't like it, but my friends love it. So

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we had a wine tasting at my house and I

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watched nervously as my wine drinking friends. Some of them,

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they would admit wine snobs. They do the thing where

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they pour it around and they swish it and they

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sniff it before they actually swallow it. They do all that.

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They tour the world, They go to France, they go

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to Italy, they go all around the world drinking wine.

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They loved it. So you can take advantage of the

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first up opportunity to get the bone Frog wines in

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your hands. This has been years in the making. Go

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to Bonefrogsellars dot com, slash todd. That's Bonefrogsellers dot com,

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slash todd, get tempercent off the wine. And yes, yes, yes,

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we'll be supporting, of course, the Navy CEO Foundation. Bonefrogsellers

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dot com, slash todd. Here is some of the ways

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in which the world of the left is trying to

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convince men you gotta be mainly you gotta vote for

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Kamela because that's the manly thing to do.

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Speaker 3: It's actually for all men. You know, I think men

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are in crisis. Actually in this country. I think that

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plays out different ways, and not all men are in crisis,

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of course, and not all men are just at home

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listening to Joe Robin being angry or being.

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Speaker 4: Recruited to fascism.

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Speaker 3: Some just need therapy, like we all do.

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Speaker 4: I go to therapy.

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Speaker 3: That's great, But I think we need to have a

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real conversation about that rather than allowing this kind of

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drift toward this faux masculinity that we see Donald Trump.

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Speaker 4: And what I see is, oh.

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Speaker 1: So has she receeen Rogan? No, I'm asking a legitimate question.

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Has that woman ever watched a Joe Rogan episode? And

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it's deadly? Men are in crisis. Men my age are

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increasingly suicidal. Why well, they're watching their retirement plans get

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sucked dry. They're being told that their oppressors as their

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retirement plans are sucked dry. Government schools are designed for girls,

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that is when girls are allowed to not be assaulted

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in bathrooms asterisk not safe for YouTube to discs us

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on substack. Colleges are designed for women. Just look at

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the percentage of men who are completing college of versus women.

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And yet to this moment, men inhabit most of the

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most dangerous jobs, even as their retirement plans are being

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sucked dry. As inflation is quadrupling, as home prices are

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going up quite by design, you will own nothing and

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you'll be happy. So yeah, to a degree, men are

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in crisis. Men like Jade Vans, who came from a

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very difficult background with a drug addicted mom in a

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very par portion of the country, who somehow made it

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out served our country and made it into Harvard and

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is now a vice presidential candidate. But he's not a

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real man because he's not voting for Kamala Harris, who's

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married to a real man, who shows hand to girlfriends,

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you know, a good slap. You're there just to keep

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the chicks straight, or forces and nanny to have an abortion.

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That's a power differential. That's sexual harassment. But again, it's

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just one, as Martha Ratis might say, it's just one nanny.

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So we hear more about manhood from the Waltz campaign,

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as Kamla Harris has people surrounding her to pretend that

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she respects and even likes men and even knows what

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they are. This is Tim Waltz being interviewed by a

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former NFL football player who actually delivers one of the

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most decent questions they've asked of Waltz.

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Speaker 5: Former President Trump said something that within your debate with

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they were saying that, hey, the either policy that Kamala

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Harris could have done three years ago when she was

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in the White House with President Biden, and she never did.

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What do you say to people who bring that.

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Speaker 6: Up, Well, well, Donald Trump had four years to do it.

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If you're going to talk about that, and if you

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need a partner in Congress, you've seen these We've seen

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different bills that are ready to pass, and Donald Trump

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make sure he steps in. We saw it around immigration

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of a bipartisan bill widely respected, wanting to make a

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difference in this holding true to our value securing the border.

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Donald Trump steps in and says, look, that's going to

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hurt my political future.

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Speaker 1: Let's not make it happen.

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Speaker 5: Let's talk about your record.

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Speaker 1: That's pretty manly. Your gal, I mean, that's Tim Waltz

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might say the gals, but he's not slapping him, just

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keeping some hand. Your gal had four years and what's

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the man The response, We take responsibility for that. We

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didn't adequately lead. We weren't able to push that bill

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over the top. That's on us. When Kamla Harris's president,

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she's tough and she'll know what does he do? Oh?

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Trump's me man so mean, He's scary, an orange huge

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man points there. Incidentally, the bill did nothing to secure

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the border. It did much more to shovel more money

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into the money laundering device that is the country of Ukraine.

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It also allowed the increase in illegal immigrants to continue.

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So there's that. But then again, facts that's not manly.

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Don't go pedal in facts. Let's get to some anger.

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So now they came with the topper of all arguments,

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a bunch of manly men who are voting for Kamala Harris.

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And I don't body shame. I used to weigh nearly

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four hundred pounds, very close to four hundred, so I

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don't body shame. I explain. The first man featured in

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this is sadly obese, and I pray for him. That's hard.

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I'm sure he's a decent man in this camera add

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but there's a little detail that they don't put on

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Speaker 4: I'm a man, I'm a man, I'm a man man man,

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and I'm man enough. I'm man enough to enjoy a

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barrel proof bourbon.

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Speaker 1: Meat, man enough to cook my steak. Rare man enough

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to deadlift five hundred and then break out of my

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daughter's hair.

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Speaker 4: Do you think I'm afraid to rebuild a carburetor? How

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you carbureted for breakfast?

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Speaker 1: Why did they give the obese man the line about

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eating carburetors for breakfast? I'm just saying. And incidentally, why

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is the black dude the one who lift weights is saying?

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Isn't that sort of stereotyping.

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Speaker 4: I'm afraid of bears. That's what beer hugs a form.

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I'll tell you another thing. I sure I'm not afraid

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of women.

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Speaker 1: Now the again, I don't body shame. I explain. Does

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anyone really believe he's a guy who goes around point

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and fingers in people's faces. If you're watching the video

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of this, just tell me he's a guy who steps

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to you. I'm not feeling it. I'm not afraid of women.

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Speaker 4: I'm not afraid of women.

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Speaker 1: They want to control their bodies.

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Speaker 4: I say go for it. They want to use ive.

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You have to start a family. I'm not afraid of families.

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They want to be child all as cat ladies.

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Speaker 7: Im all the cats you want.

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Speaker 4: Woman wants to be president?

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Speaker 7: Well, I hope she has the guts to look me

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right in the eye and accept my full throated endorsement.

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Speaker 4: Because I'm man enough to support women, man enough.

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Speaker 1: To know what kind of doing thattiline.

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Speaker 7: Man enough to admit I'm lost even when I refuse

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to ask for directions.

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Speaker 4: Man enough to not ban young women from reading Little

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I'm man enough to raw dog a flight it sucked,

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not worth it.

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Speaker 1: I'm man enough to be emotional in front of my.

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Speaker 4: Wife, in front of my keeps, in front of my horse.

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I'm man enough to tell you that I cry. I

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love actually good will, hunting, wish side story.

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Speaker 1: Those are a lot like my friends. You know, I

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watched that and I could just identify my friends because

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who sit around We'll have conversations like this time and

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time again. Can we take that out later? That was

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a lie that never happened, So just remove that from

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the YouTube video. Let me start again. This is all garbage.

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They're actors. Nothing says manly like I am endorsing a

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person for president because it needed my sag after card.

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Now I got to one. It's manly. Kamala Harris doesn't

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respect men, she doesn't disrespect them. Kamala Harris simply doesn't exist.

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Story number two, there's a Baptist and why did I

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possibly write teacher? Why would I do that? And I

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like how I'm changing this in the document lifetime as

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if it's changing it out in the world. A Baptist

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preacher says that the Bible's a myth. Now, just part

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of the Bible is a myth. Well, it's sort of

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an important part of the Bible. In fact, it might

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be the most important part of the Bible. But it's

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a myth. And he knows this because he has very

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very solid, inescapable, well detailed, objective feelings. So we'll talk

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about this. There's feelings that we all have a desire

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to be our very best selves. What if I could

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tell you that's not going to come from a pill bottle.

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Even the supplement I'm about to talk about is not

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going to make you your best self. That's not going

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to occur. You need to be attached to the vine

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the Holy Spirit to be your best self, because your

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best self is, in fact the Holy Spirit. Do you

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want to be purely physical? Well, in order to be

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your best physical self? You have to have balance of

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exercise and food and hydrate, and then this is something

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that can push you over the top. It's called mass simes.

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Here's what it unlocks. Imagine yourself eating a big plate

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com slash todd. This is a wingate Baptist Church pastor

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and he's explaining in his eyes that part of the

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Bible is a myth. What he's saying is the entire

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Bibles a myth.

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Speaker 8: In it, the first Man and the first woman are

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spoken into existence, being made in God's own image. The

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second account of the creation story is a little bit different.

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it's written not as a poem but as a narrative.

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It's a little less structured, it's a little less orderly,

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and it doesn't speak of God as speaking the cosmos

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into creations. In this story, God gets his hands dirty,

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digging in the dirt to create the animals of the

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earth and the birds of the air, and even humanity.

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him from the dust of the earth, and the first

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woman was created later by forming it from her from

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Speaker 1: The man's ribs.

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Speaker 8: See, these are both wonderfully creative ways of telling the

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story of creation to God's people, but telling the story

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that God is the ultimate origin of all things. But

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you have to know that these texts are never meant

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to be taken as pure history or science textbooks. After all,

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they were written roughly two thousand years before humanity created

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this idea of modern history or science. These are ancient

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stories to tell of a deeper truth, and so when

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we read this text we shouldn't try to force them

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to be something they're not. Something they were never meant

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to be. They're not historical or scientific accounts of creation.

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These texts are theological statements about the origin of all things.

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Speaker 1: Where does it say that? By the way, thank you

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to protesting dot Com, great great follow on Twitter who

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tracks these heretics. Where does it say in the Bible

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asterisk not true? It doesn't. But it was written two

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thousand years ago, and back then people had no idea

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about science. I mean, if they did, they go out

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and build like I don't know, some like huge pyramids

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or something. It would require a lot of architectural skill.

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that where they might be able to align pyramids with

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the stars, such or wheels, apothecaries, food storage, understanding that

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sexual union can lead to babies, things like that. They

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had all that. What is science. It's a pursuit of truth.

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I mean you can do it do you use physical experiments,

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but you also observe. It starts with an observation. Hey,

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when I don't drink that stuff called water, I get

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thirsty and then sometimes people die. We should drink water.

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It's an observation and it's an instinct. You do not

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get to take a portion of the Bible and say

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I feel like that's untrue and then have the rest

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of it be true. There's a super easy, very simple

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dummy test on this you can do with anybody, anybody

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who's the so called progressive pastor. Simply look them in

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the eye and say, what about the part where Jesus

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said love your neighbor as yourself. Is that true? I

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mean it was two thousand years ago, is that true.

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You won't find a single progressive pastor who say, oh no, no,

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that's written to a very specific audience at a very

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specific time. Now it's hate your neighbor with your entire heart, mind,

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and soul, and love God's second, far second to the world.

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They'll take that part because they do love the world.

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Now that's one example. There are more, and we need

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to keep track of churches that are bending this way,

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that are being led this way. This is a woman

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named Hannah Sigmund. She is what the people at Protestia

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called maybe this is their phrase. They've invented an inn

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pastor instead of a pastor and impastor Hannah Sigmund of

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different church. She talks about why the Bible doesn't talk

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about women's menstrual cycles. As she quotes the Bible talking

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about a woman's menstrual cycle.

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Speaker 9: The woman Jesus encounters in the crowd is the complete

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opposite of Gyrus. She is poor, She has spent every

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dime she has on medical care that has not fixed

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her problem. She has no money, no status, no privilege.

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On top of this, she's ritually unclean, and she is

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a lady boom. This woman has been bleeding for twelve years.

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That's great. Now, if you've been around church for a while,

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you may have heard this referred to in different ways.

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with the issue of blood.

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Speaker 4: Has anyone heard that?

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Speaker 3: Okay?

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Speaker 9: Or the translation we read just now? So she suffered

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for twelve years with constant bleeding. I don't think this

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really gets to the heart of the matter. It doesn't

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really tell us why this was such a big deal.

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Speaker 4: So let me tell you.

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Speaker 9: Okay, Essentially she had been menstruating for twelve years, but

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the Bible says it was an issue of blood. Yeah,

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because the Bible was written by and mostly translated by dudes.

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I don't think that periods should be hidden or sugarcoated

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or danced around as a topic because half of the

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human population has them and it's nothing to be ashamed of.

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In fact, without menstruation, human life would cease to exist. Okay,

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But the ritual codes of the day, and I would

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argue some still today say that when this lady is

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of the most famous stories of healing in the Bible.

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one of the biggest acts of faith in the Bible

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that was undertaken as Jesus was making his way through society,

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treating women in ways that were revolutionary and shocking, such

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as having women as disciples, not named fair enough, but

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discussed and loved and be loved and chosen and cherished

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and elevated. Jesus made his first declaration of being the

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Messiah to a woman on her seventh marriage, and that

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guy wasn't even her husband, and he spoke to her

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in broad daylight. A Jewish man speaking to a Samaritan

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woman in broad daylight alone, shocking, scandalous, and in the

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case of the woman in Luke eight, Verses forty three

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through forty eight. Now there was a woman who'd been

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suffering from hemorrhages for twelve years, and though she'd spent

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all she had on physicians, no one could cure her.

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his clothes, friends of his clothes, and immediately her hemorrhage stopped.

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rest of the story was saying, well, Lord, what are

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you talking about you're in the crowd, you're being jostled,

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everybody's touching, and he said, no, no, no, someone touched

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my garment, for I felt power go out of me.

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your faith has healed you. Everybody who read that at

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the time understood what hemorrhaging meant. They understood the ritual uncleansliness.

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going to their menstrual cycle, they were set off on

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their own. You don't have to like that tradition. I don't,

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ritually unclean woman touching God himself, fully god fully human.

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The Old Testament had set up this block between God

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and the people. Women who were having a perfectly natural

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body cycle menstrual cycle, perfectly natural designed by God, were unclean.

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They couldn't enter the temple to receive the blessing. This

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woman hadn't been able to receive the blessing for twelve

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years because she was too filthy to go into the temple.

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But she was beautiful to God himself, and when she

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touched his garment, she was healed, and then she was

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validated as a beloved daughter by the King of the universe.

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But snarky pants, it's just old dudes. They wrote the Bible.

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That's what the snarky pants and pastor says. Better than

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watching snarky pants pastors read the word again and again.

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Story number three. You know about tah Nah she coats.

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He's the guy who really actually deserves some credit. He

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really does deserve some credit. He said something vulnerable and

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open and honest and disgusting. What he effectively said is

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he doesn't know if he has the strength of mind,

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or the strength of will, or maybe the strength of

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soul to resist his temptation to go into the apartment

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building of innocent people to beat Grandma's to death. Perhaps them,

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perhaps do that on Facebook. Cut some heads off, take

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some captives, take people into the gaza dungeons, beat them,

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rob them of foods, starve them of sunlights, continue to

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rape them at his will, use them as human shields.

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He didn't know if he had the strength of character

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to not do that. He's not doing that. What he's

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doing is getting paid a whole lot of money to

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say he might do that, and to write about maybe

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he would do that, and we played him on the program,

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so we have the clip of what he said, and

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again I'm being sincere. That's an honest statement. I thank

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him for his honesty. We haven't spent a lot of

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time on Trevor Noah's response, and it was I think

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Noah with who he's chatting. And Noah is a very

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funny comedian, extraordinarily humorous. Sometimes he says the F word

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so edgy because there was a time they do that.

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I just I want to call my friends and go

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using the F word a comedian. It's super edgy. So

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let's spend some little time with what Trevor Noah got

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paid a lot of money to say. You may go

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Speaker 1: This is Trevor Noah and he is discussing talking UH

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with Tehanishi Coats, and he is coming to his defense.

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Speaker 10: Let me ask you a question about you know, like

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on a human level. I honestly have to ask you

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this because I very seldom get angry on people's behalfs.

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But man, we haven't been able to stop talking about

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the CBS interview.

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Speaker 2: Wow.

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Speaker 10: Like, And I mean when I say we, I don't

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just mean the people who make this podcast. I mean

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like my friends, people online people. Yeah, and I'm totally off.

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Speaker 4: Oh you read it, let me tell you.

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Speaker 1: Oh, you're off. You're not happy about that. I mean,

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I'm obviously hearing this from other people. Yeah, let me

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fool you in, let me fill you.

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Speaker 10: I don't think you understand the shock wave that interview created,

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not because of what you said, but because of the

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way people felt like you were treated, just the opening

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self of that conversation. And I'll never forget the question

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that you get asked way. I think it's Tony who

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says to you.

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Speaker 11: When I read the book, I imagine if I took your

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name out of it, took away the awards and the acclaim,

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took the cover off the book, the publishing house goes away,

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the content of that section would not be out of

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place in the backpack of an extremist.

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Speaker 6: Yo.

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Speaker 1: I sat there. I don't get flabbagasted by much.

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Speaker 7: I genuinely don I sat there.

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Speaker 10: I was like, what my first thought is, Yes, but

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if you remove every context from everything, then everything could

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go anywhere.

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Speaker 4: You know what I mean.

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Speaker 10: If you remove America's history and America's in America's then

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it's like, Yeah, those people who fought against the British,

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they were terrorists, right, you know what I mean? You

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can call it like, yeah, the Boston tea party, that's terrorism.

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Speaker 1: If you remove the context from everything, anything can be anything, right.

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So he just removed the context from what Tony the

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Couple at CBS was saying. He was very specific a

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chapter in your book written by a man who admits

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to his credit that he's not certain that he has

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the moral fiber or perhaps you know, the rock of

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God's word on which to stand. He admits he doesn't

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know if he has enough moral fortitude to resist the

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temptation to bash in the heads of innocent people, to

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take captives, sis slice throats. I'm looking as my team

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is running down the things that are have to be

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blanked out of this because we're going to put this

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up on YouTube. So sorry for all the extra work, guys.

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I'm just trying to speak truth. We'll do something full

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of this and substack. So he's removed all the contexts

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from what Towny to Couple was saying. What twenty two

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couple was saying, This chapter in your book would belong

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in the backpack. I'm an extremist, a terrorist, and it

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would He's not done this. Coats Price God, he's not.

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I hope he doesn't. How do you think Hamas use

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him as an ally When Trevor Noah addresses the American

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Revolution and I get it, he's saying, when you remove

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contacts from everything, anything can be anything. But let's add

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the context back in. George Washington, who led our country

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to victory in the Revolutionary War, didn't want the Revolutionary War.

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He remained a loyalist to the Crown for a very

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long time until it became clear that the Crown had

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absolutely no intention of providing anything in return for the

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taxes and duties they were extracting from the American colonies.

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Despite the multiple diplomatic missions and letters and exchanges they'd had,

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the King refused to listen. They then issued warnings, We're

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going to have to separate. There were debates, robust debates,

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and finally the side that said we're going to separate

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from England let it be so. And England could have said, yeah, okay,

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go your own way. They didn't. They went to war,

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a declared war. Yes, there were spies, George Washington had spies,

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the Brits had spies, but by and large it was

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a uniformed war. Now The British were upset because the

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Americans used some guerrilla tactics like hiding behind fences, rock

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fences and such, and that was just not done. Sometimes

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they didn't even come out with their weapons and their

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drums beating like the British did. That's how war was

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rayed or was waged. But it was by and large

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armies on armies, not armies on civilians, and certainly not

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large scale events like going into a village, taking captives

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and brutalizing people. Why because people had the moral fortitude

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to say, we don't do that, not even in more, Lord,

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thank you for reminding us that we're all fallen, that

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all of us fall short, none of us deserve the

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glory that we have the possibility of having in You

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in full redemption through the blood of Jesus Christ. Thank

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you for minding that. And please help bring mister Coates

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to you and mister Noah to you, so that they

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might see that in fact, they too can stand on

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the book of God, the Word of God. This is

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the Todd Hermann Show. Please go be well, be strong,

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be kind, Please make every effort to walk in the

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life of Christ.