Speaker 1: Welcome to the Three Stories version of The Todd Herman Show.
Kamala Harris pretends to understand and even respect men. A
Baptist teacher says, it's our preacher says, the Bible's a myth.
How do you be a preacher? Then we'll talk about that.
Trevor Noah apparently knows very little about the American Revolution
or very little about what context means, so he's backing
the communist version of that revolution. We'll talk about all
of this with the help of our YouTube channel YouTube
dot com, slash at the Todd Herman Show, and with
God Almighty.
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Free America. Here's the Emerald City XI.
Speaker 1: Todd Herman. Today is a day the Lord has made
in These are the times to which God has decided
we shall live. The amalgamation of plastic attitudes that make
up Kamala Harris, a woman who legitimately does not exist.
There is no Kamala Harris or Camelo. I don't care
because she's not real. Well, I mean, she has skin,
she has breath, she's made in the image of God.
But long ago she vacated any and all actual kamala
for whatever she's told to say at any one period
of time. Right now, it's that she respects men because
her husband, as you know, Doug Emhoff, he's a real man.
He shows hand to ex girlfriends, I guess while they're
still dating, hands, you know, to slap a woman just
to keep her straight. It's just one slap, as Martha
Raddits might say at ABC News, it's just one slaps,
just a minor problem impregnating a nanny and then saying
I need to force you to have an abortion, but
just once, as Martha Ratus might say, it's just once.
So now the press is on to convince men that
the manly thing to do is to stand up and
vote for a woman who, from a moral perspective, does
not exist. She has the morality of vapor. Put it
into a container shaped like the Christian cross. I've always
been informed by my Christian faith turn it upside down
from the Satanic cross. Because there's Satanists, you know, working
in the White House, actual express Satanist. That's fine, it's diversity.
So we'll look at some of the ways that Kamala
Kamala Kamala I don't care because she doesn't exist, is
trying to conmn in devoting for her, at least the
people who are doing that. Now, there's one sure sign
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So when you think about wine, you probably don't think
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help him sell the wines. That's me. I can't make wine.
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put together a team for his vineyard so that he
can make sure that the wine is top notch. Otherwise
he wouldn't put the bone Frog label on because a
bone Frog label is sacred. To Tim. I don't drink wine,
I don't like it, but my friends love it. So
we had a wine tasting at my house and I
watched nervously as my wine drinking friends. Some of them,
they would admit wine snobs. They do the thing where
they pour it around and they swish it and they
sniff it before they actually swallow it. They do all that.
They tour the world, They go to France, they go
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in which the world of the left is trying to
convince men you gotta be mainly you gotta vote for
Kamela because that's the manly thing to do.
Speaker 3: It's actually for all men. You know, I think men
are in crisis. Actually in this country. I think that
plays out different ways, and not all men are in crisis,
of course, and not all men are just at home
listening to Joe Robin being angry or being.
Speaker 4: Recruited to fascism.
Speaker 3: Some just need therapy, like we all do.
Speaker 4: I go to therapy.
Speaker 3: That's great, But I think we need to have a
real conversation about that rather than allowing this kind of
drift toward this faux masculinity that we see Donald Trump.
Speaker 4: And what I see is, oh.
Speaker 1: So has she receeen Rogan? No, I'm asking a legitimate question.
Has that woman ever watched a Joe Rogan episode? And
it's deadly? Men are in crisis. Men my age are
increasingly suicidal. Why well, they're watching their retirement plans get
sucked dry. They're being told that their oppressors as their
retirement plans are sucked dry. Government schools are designed for girls,
that is when girls are allowed to not be assaulted
in bathrooms asterisk not safe for YouTube to discs us
on substack. Colleges are designed for women. Just look at
the percentage of men who are completing college of versus women.
And yet to this moment, men inhabit most of the
most dangerous jobs, even as their retirement plans are being
sucked dry. As inflation is quadrupling, as home prices are
going up quite by design, you will own nothing and
you'll be happy. So yeah, to a degree, men are
in crisis. Men like Jade Vans, who came from a
very difficult background with a drug addicted mom in a
very par portion of the country, who somehow made it
out served our country and made it into Harvard and
is now a vice presidential candidate. But he's not a
real man because he's not voting for Kamala Harris, who's
married to a real man, who shows hand to girlfriends,
you know, a good slap. You're there just to keep
the chicks straight, or forces and nanny to have an abortion.
That's a power differential. That's sexual harassment. But again, it's
just one, as Martha Ratis might say, it's just one nanny.
So we hear more about manhood from the Waltz campaign,
as Kamla Harris has people surrounding her to pretend that
she respects and even likes men and even knows what
they are. This is Tim Waltz being interviewed by a
former NFL football player who actually delivers one of the
most decent questions they've asked of Waltz.
Speaker 5: Former President Trump said something that within your debate with
they were saying that, hey, the either policy that Kamala
Harris could have done three years ago when she was
in the White House with President Biden, and she never did.
What do you say to people who bring that.
Speaker 6: Up, Well, well, Donald Trump had four years to do it.
If you're going to talk about that, and if you
need a partner in Congress, you've seen these We've seen
different bills that are ready to pass, and Donald Trump
make sure he steps in. We saw it around immigration
of a bipartisan bill widely respected, wanting to make a
difference in this holding true to our value securing the border.
Donald Trump steps in and says, look, that's going to
hurt my political future.
Speaker 1: Let's not make it happen.
Speaker 5: Let's talk about your record.
Speaker 1: That's pretty manly. Your gal, I mean, that's Tim Waltz
might say the gals, but he's not slapping him, just
keeping some hand. Your gal had four years and what's
the man The response, We take responsibility for that. We
didn't adequately lead. We weren't able to push that bill
over the top. That's on us. When Kamla Harris's president,
she's tough and she'll know what does he do? Oh?
Trump's me man so mean, He's scary, an orange huge
man points there. Incidentally, the bill did nothing to secure
the border. It did much more to shovel more money
into the money laundering device that is the country of Ukraine.
It also allowed the increase in illegal immigrants to continue.
So there's that. But then again, facts that's not manly.
Don't go pedal in facts. Let's get to some anger.
So now they came with the topper of all arguments,
a bunch of manly men who are voting for Kamala Harris.
And I don't body shame. I used to weigh nearly
four hundred pounds, very close to four hundred, so I
don't body shame. I explain. The first man featured in
this is sadly obese, and I pray for him. That's hard.
I'm sure he's a decent man in this camera add
but there's a little detail that they don't put on
the screen.
Speaker 4: I'm a man, I'm a man, I'm a man man man,
and I'm man enough. I'm man enough to enjoy a
barrel proof bourbon.
Speaker 1: Meat, man enough to cook my steak. Rare man enough
to deadlift five hundred and then break out of my
daughter's hair.
Speaker 4: Do you think I'm afraid to rebuild a carburetor? How
you carbureted for breakfast?
Speaker 1: Why did they give the obese man the line about
eating carburetors for breakfast? I'm just saying. And incidentally, why
is the black dude the one who lift weights is saying?
Isn't that sort of stereotyping.
Speaker 4: I'm afraid of bears. That's what beer hugs a form.
I'll tell you another thing. I sure I'm not afraid
of women.
Speaker 1: Now the again, I don't body shame. I explain. Does
anyone really believe he's a guy who goes around point
and fingers in people's faces. If you're watching the video
of this, just tell me he's a guy who steps
to you. I'm not feeling it. I'm not afraid of women.
Speaker 4: I'm not afraid of women.
Speaker 1: They want to control their bodies.
Speaker 4: I say go for it. They want to use ive.
You have to start a family. I'm not afraid of families.
They want to be child all as cat ladies.
Speaker 7: Im all the cats you want.
Speaker 4: Woman wants to be president?
Speaker 7: Well, I hope she has the guts to look me
right in the eye and accept my full throated endorsement.
Speaker 4: Because I'm man enough to support women, man enough.
Speaker 1: To know what kind of doing thattiline.
Speaker 7: Man enough to admit I'm lost even when I refuse
to ask for directions.
Speaker 4: Man enough to not ban young women from reading Little
One or one of those pants books that the sisters like.
I'm man enough to raw dog a flight it sucked,
not worth it.
Speaker 1: I'm man enough to be emotional in front of my.
Speaker 4: Wife, in front of my keeps, in front of my horse.
I'm man enough to tell you that I cry. I
love actually good will, hunting, wish side story.
Speaker 1: Those are a lot like my friends. You know, I
watched that and I could just identify my friends because
who sit around We'll have conversations like this time and
time again. Can we take that out later? That was
a lie that never happened, So just remove that from
the YouTube video. Let me start again. This is all garbage.
They're actors. Nothing says manly like I am endorsing a
person for president because it needed my sag after card.
Now I got to one. It's manly. Kamala Harris doesn't
respect men, she doesn't disrespect them. Kamala Harris simply doesn't exist.
Story number two, there's a Baptist and why did I
possibly write teacher? Why would I do that? And I
like how I'm changing this in the document lifetime as
if it's changing it out in the world. A Baptist
preacher says that the Bible's a myth. Now, just part
of the Bible is a myth. Well, it's sort of
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and he's explaining in his eyes that part of the
Bible is a myth. What he's saying is the entire
Bibles a myth.
Speaker 8: In it, the first Man and the first woman are
spoken into existence, being made in God's own image. The
second account of the creation story is a little bit different.
It's found in Genesis two four through twenty five, and
it's written not as a poem but as a narrative.
It's a little less structured, it's a little less orderly,
and it doesn't speak of God as speaking the cosmos
into creations. In this story, God gets his hands dirty,
digging in the dirt to create the animals of the
earth and the birds of the air, and even humanity.
In this story, God creates the first man, by forming
him from the dust of the earth, and the first
woman was created later by forming it from her from
one of.
Speaker 1: The man's ribs.
Speaker 8: See, these are both wonderfully creative ways of telling the
story of creation to God's people, but telling the story
that God is the ultimate origin of all things. But
you have to know that these texts are never meant
to be taken as pure history or science textbooks. After all,
they were written roughly two thousand years before humanity created
this idea of modern history or science. These are ancient
stories to tell of a deeper truth, and so when
we read this text we shouldn't try to force them
to be something they're not. Something they were never meant
to be. They're not historical or scientific accounts of creation.
These texts are theological statements about the origin of all things.
Speaker 1: Where does it say that? By the way, thank you
to protesting dot Com, great great follow on Twitter who
tracks these heretics. Where does it say in the Bible
asterisk not true? It doesn't. But it was written two
thousand years ago, and back then people had no idea
about science. I mean, if they did, they go out
and build like I don't know, some like huge pyramids
or something. It would require a lot of architectural skill.
I mean they didn't have, say, algebra or anything like
that where they might be able to align pyramids with
the stars, such or wheels, apothecaries, food storage, understanding that
sexual union can lead to babies, things like that. They
had all that. What is science. It's a pursuit of truth.
I mean you can do it do you use physical experiments,
but you also observe. It starts with an observation. Hey,
when I don't drink that stuff called water, I get
thirsty and then sometimes people die. We should drink water.
It's an observation and it's an instinct. You do not
get to take a portion of the Bible and say
I feel like that's untrue and then have the rest
of it be true. There's a super easy, very simple
dummy test on this you can do with anybody, anybody
who's the so called progressive pastor. Simply look them in
the eye and say, what about the part where Jesus
said love your neighbor as yourself. Is that true? I
mean it was two thousand years ago, is that true.
You won't find a single progressive pastor who say, oh no, no,
that's written to a very specific audience at a very
specific time. Now it's hate your neighbor with your entire heart, mind,
and soul, and love God's second, far second to the world.
They'll take that part because they do love the world.
Now that's one example. There are more, and we need
to keep track of churches that are bending this way,
that are being led this way. This is a woman
named Hannah Sigmund. She is what the people at Protestia
called maybe this is their phrase. They've invented an inn
pastor instead of a pastor and impastor Hannah Sigmund of
different church. She talks about why the Bible doesn't talk
about women's menstrual cycles. As she quotes the Bible talking
about a woman's menstrual cycle.
Speaker 9: The woman Jesus encounters in the crowd is the complete
opposite of Gyrus. She is poor, She has spent every
dime she has on medical care that has not fixed
her problem. She has no money, no status, no privilege.
On top of this, she's ritually unclean, and she is
a lady boom. This woman has been bleeding for twelve years.
That's great. Now, if you've been around church for a while,
you may have heard this referred to in different ways.
One popular way is to call this story the woman
with the issue of blood.
Speaker 4: Has anyone heard that?
Speaker 3: Okay?
Speaker 9: Or the translation we read just now? So she suffered
for twelve years with constant bleeding. I don't think this
really gets to the heart of the matter. It doesn't
really tell us why this was such a big deal.
What was going on for this woman?
Speaker 4: So let me tell you.
Speaker 9: Okay, Essentially she had been menstruating for twelve years, but
the Bible says it was an issue of blood. Yeah,
because the Bible was written by and mostly translated by dudes.
I don't think that periods should be hidden or sugarcoated
or danced around as a topic because half of the
human population has them and it's nothing to be ashamed of.
In fact, without menstruation, human life would cease to exist. Okay,
But the ritual codes of the day, and I would
argue some still today say that when this lady is
on her perige, she's unclean.
Speaker 1: So the Bible doesn't discuss menstrual cycles except with one
of the most famous stories of healing in the Bible.
One of the most inspirational forms of healing in the Bible,
one of the biggest acts of faith in the Bible
that was undertaken as Jesus was making his way through society,
treating women in ways that were revolutionary and shocking, such
as having women as disciples, not named fair enough, but
discussed and loved and be loved and chosen and cherished
and elevated. Jesus made his first declaration of being the
Messiah to a woman on her seventh marriage, and that
guy wasn't even her husband, and he spoke to her
in broad daylight. A Jewish man speaking to a Samaritan
woman in broad daylight alone, shocking, scandalous, and in the
case of the woman in Luke eight, Verses forty three
through forty eight. Now there was a woman who'd been
suffering from hemorrhages for twelve years, and though she'd spent
all she had on physicians, no one could cure her.
She came up behind Jesus and touched the friend of
his clothes, friends of his clothes, and immediately her hemorrhage stopped.
Then Jesus asked, who touched me? And you remember the
rest of the story was saying, well, Lord, what are
you talking about you're in the crowd, you're being jostled,
everybody's touching, and he said, no, no, no, someone touched
my garment, for I felt power go out of me.
The woman confessed it was her, and Jesus said, effectively,
your faith has healed you. Everybody who read that at
the time understood what hemorrhaging meant. They understood the ritual uncleansliness.
They understood from the Old Testament that when women were
going to their menstrual cycle, they were set off on
their own. You don't have to like that tradition. I don't,
And it was the tradition. Jesus was unbothered by a
ritually unclean woman touching God himself, fully god fully human.
The Old Testament had set up this block between God
and the people. Women who were having a perfectly natural
body cycle menstrual cycle, perfectly natural designed by God, were unclean.
They couldn't enter the temple to receive the blessing. This
woman hadn't been able to receive the blessing for twelve
years because she was too filthy to go into the temple.
But she was beautiful to God himself, and when she
touched his garment, she was healed, and then she was
validated as a beloved daughter by the King of the universe.
But snarky pants, it's just old dudes. They wrote the Bible.
That's what the snarky pants and pastor says. Better than
watching snarky pants pastors read the word again and again.
Story number three. You know about tah Nah she coats.
He's the guy who really actually deserves some credit. He
really does deserve some credit. He said something vulnerable and
open and honest and disgusting. What he effectively said is
he doesn't know if he has the strength of mind,
or the strength of will, or maybe the strength of
soul to resist his temptation to go into the apartment
building of innocent people to beat Grandma's to death. Perhaps them,
perhaps do that on Facebook. Cut some heads off, take
some captives, take people into the gaza dungeons, beat them,
rob them of foods, starve them of sunlights, continue to
rape them at his will, use them as human shields.
He didn't know if he had the strength of character
to not do that. He's not doing that. What he's
doing is getting paid a whole lot of money to
say he might do that, and to write about maybe
he would do that, and we played him on the program,
so we have the clip of what he said, and
again I'm being sincere. That's an honest statement. I thank
him for his honesty. We haven't spent a lot of
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Speaker 1: This is Trevor Noah and he is discussing talking UH
with Tehanishi Coats, and he is coming to his defense.
Speaker 10: Let me ask you a question about you know, like
on a human level. I honestly have to ask you
this because I very seldom get angry on people's behalfs.
But man, we haven't been able to stop talking about
the CBS interview.
Speaker 2: Wow.
Speaker 10: Like, And I mean when I say we, I don't
just mean the people who make this podcast. I mean
like my friends, people online people. Yeah, and I'm totally off.
Speaker 4: Oh you read it, let me tell you.
Speaker 1: Oh, you're off. You're not happy about that. I mean,
I'm obviously hearing this from other people. Yeah, let me
fool you in, let me fill you.
Speaker 10: I don't think you understand the shock wave that interview created,
not because of what you said, but because of the
way people felt like you were treated, just the opening
self of that conversation. And I'll never forget the question
that you get asked way. I think it's Tony who
says to you.
Speaker 11: When I read the book, I imagine if I took your
name out of it, took away the awards and the acclaim,
took the cover off the book, the publishing house goes away,
the content of that section would not be out of
place in the backpack of an extremist.
Speaker 6: Yo.
Speaker 1: I sat there. I don't get flabbagasted by much.
Speaker 7: I genuinely don I sat there.
Speaker 10: I was like, what my first thought is, Yes, but
if you remove every context from everything, then everything could
go anywhere.
Speaker 4: You know what I mean.
Speaker 10: If you remove America's history and America's in America's then
it's like, Yeah, those people who fought against the British,
they were terrorists, right, you know what I mean? You
can call it like, yeah, the Boston tea party, that's terrorism.
Speaker 1: If you remove the context from everything, anything can be anything, right.
So he just removed the context from what Tony the
Couple at CBS was saying. He was very specific a
chapter in your book written by a man who admits
to his credit that he's not certain that he has
the moral fiber or perhaps you know, the rock of
God's word on which to stand. He admits he doesn't
know if he has enough moral fortitude to resist the
temptation to bash in the heads of innocent people, to
take captives, sis slice throats. I'm looking as my team
is running down the things that are have to be
blanked out of this because we're going to put this
up on YouTube. So sorry for all the extra work, guys.
I'm just trying to speak truth. We'll do something full
of this and substack. So he's removed all the contexts
from what Towny to Couple was saying. What twenty two
couple was saying, This chapter in your book would belong
in the backpack. I'm an extremist, a terrorist, and it
would He's not done this. Coats Price God, he's not.
I hope he doesn't. How do you think Hamas use
him as an ally When Trevor Noah addresses the American
Revolution and I get it, he's saying, when you remove
contacts from everything, anything can be anything. But let's add
the context back in. George Washington, who led our country
to victory in the Revolutionary War, didn't want the Revolutionary War.
He remained a loyalist to the Crown for a very
long time until it became clear that the Crown had
absolutely no intention of providing anything in return for the
taxes and duties they were extracting from the American colonies.
Despite the multiple diplomatic missions and letters and exchanges they'd had,
the King refused to listen. They then issued warnings, We're
going to have to separate. There were debates, robust debates,
and finally the side that said we're going to separate
from England let it be so. And England could have said, yeah, okay,
go your own way. They didn't. They went to war,
a declared war. Yes, there were spies, George Washington had spies,
the Brits had spies, but by and large it was
a uniformed war. Now The British were upset because the
Americans used some guerrilla tactics like hiding behind fences, rock
fences and such, and that was just not done. Sometimes
they didn't even come out with their weapons and their
drums beating like the British did. That's how war was
rayed or was waged. But it was by and large
armies on armies, not armies on civilians, and certainly not
large scale events like going into a village, taking captives
and brutalizing people. Why because people had the moral fortitude
to say, we don't do that, not even in more, Lord,
thank you for reminding us that we're all fallen, that
all of us fall short, none of us deserve the
glory that we have the possibility of having in You
in full redemption through the blood of Jesus Christ. Thank
you for minding that. And please help bring mister Coates
to you and mister Noah to you, so that they
might see that in fact, they too can stand on
the book of God, the Word of God. This is
the Todd Hermann Show. Please go be well, be strong,
be kind, Please make every effort to walk in the
life of Christ.