Speaker 1: Welcome to Friday's Superstory edition. This is where Alex Overall
Speaker 1: my friends and producer comes and tells me, here's the
Speaker 1: only things you said that matter this week. On the
Speaker 1: topic of culture, Jake Tapper's Crupt Media in seven screenshots
Speaker 1: crazily destroyed the US healthcare bureaucracy, and Charlie Kirk went
Speaker 1: to heaven. NBC News went to hell. Hell that is.
Speaker 1: You also hear about the hidden kindness and Tom Holman's
Speaker 1: zero returns approach answers no one wants that. Joe Biden
Speaker 1: edition Potus calls for us to be vicious note let's
Speaker 1: be righteous and and Australian Attorney General declares war on
Speaker 1: Jesus Christ pastors, jokes on cocaine and confronting pastoral heresies.
Speaker 1: And Charlie Kirk's life can mean many things, so let's
Speaker 1: choose one of them. We get started now with the
Speaker 1: help of God Almighty himself.
Speaker 2: But Todd Herman shows one percent disapproved by big pharma
Speaker 2: technocrats and Tyrn severan where from the high mountains of
Speaker 2: Free America. Here's the Emerald City Exci. Todd to her.
Speaker 1: Man, today is the day the Lord has made and
Speaker 1: these are the times through which God has decided we
Speaker 1: shall live. The sickness of Jake Tapper's media begins here.
Speaker 1: This is from Rasmussen Reports that's retweeting, and Wokeness a great,
Speaker 1: great follow on Twitter. It's an image of a man
Speaker 1: who was, of course homeless, ors were to say houseless,
Speaker 1: and he'd been arrested many, many times. It's an iconic
Speaker 1: screenshot and it is so sad because it is the
Speaker 1: end of a young woman's life. She took a seat
Speaker 1: in front of a man. And by the way, if
Speaker 1: you're ever on public transit and you have the opportunity
Speaker 1: to sit with your back to a wall, sit with
Speaker 1: your back to a wall, please never put yourself in
Speaker 1: this position. And know I'm not blaming her. And this
Speaker 1: is what Enwokeness wrote about this violent unliving. Zero AP
Speaker 1: stories on this attack, PBS stories, You're New York Times stories,
Speaker 1: zero NPR stories, zero Wall Street Journal stories on the attack.
Speaker 1: And that was right. So I decided to check Sunday
Speaker 1: mid morning to see what I found. There were at
Speaker 1: the AP there were seventy two thousand or seventy two
Speaker 1: and twenty one results. For George Floyd. There were zero
Speaker 1: responses for Irna Zontinska, who was unlived. If you want
Speaker 1: to go a little bit further down, as I did,
Speaker 1: I just searched some phrases north Carolina light rail attack. Well,
Speaker 1: let's see, We've got Newsweek, We've got the New York Press,
Speaker 1: we have local New York media, we have a North
Speaker 1: Carolina station. Nothing from New York Times, nothing from national media.
Speaker 1: And that was the results for North Carolina that Google chose.
Speaker 1: They decided I wanted results only from North Carolina. So
Speaker 1: I shifted the search and I asked this time for
Speaker 1: the name of the actual victim. I named her in
Speaker 1: the search, and I came up with WBTV, K e
Speaker 1: ye W, NBC, New York Posts, and the Telegraph. Nothing
Speaker 1: from the Mockingbird Media, none of Jake Tapper's actual colleagues.
Speaker 1: The first search return outside of the news articles that
Speaker 1: Google polled was in fact a Facebook page. I then
Speaker 1: decided to go do another comparison, and that was to
Speaker 1: look at the ending of the life of Jordan Neely
Speaker 1: when he was unlived. And of course you know that
Speaker 1: Daniel Penny was not convicted of that. Jordan Neely, as
Speaker 1: you remember, was a homeless guy or as to re
Speaker 1: se Houseless, who had been known for attacking people and
Speaker 1: beating people up. He was threatening to unlive people on
Speaker 1: a train and Daniel Penny restrained him. And yet there's
Speaker 1: all sorts of articles, first as Wikipedia with the unaliving
Speaker 1: of Jordan Neely, next up is ABC News and then PBS,
Speaker 1: and it's all there. An account called Geiger Capital, which
Speaker 1: is very very popular on Twitter, came out with their
Speaker 1: tweets and it was a side by side picture the
Speaker 1: unliving in North Carolina of the young woman who committed
Speaker 1: the crime of sitting down on a light rail train
Speaker 1: and Daniel Penny restraining Jordan Neely, and Geiger Capital wrote this,
Speaker 1: a US marine restrained an aggressive lunatic on the train,
Speaker 1: and there is national outrage in the media for weeks.
Speaker 1: A career criminal brutally unlive de girl mining your own
Speaker 1: business on the train. And if we didn't have X,
Speaker 1: we wouldn't even know about it. Radicalizing. It is radicalizing,
Speaker 1: and Jake Tapper would be wise to understand something. You
Speaker 1: can no longer hide any of this. You've made a
Speaker 1: decision to not report on this crime in major cities
Speaker 1: is a big news item. You are constantly running articles
Speaker 1: about President Trump's overreach, about the troops in Washington, d C.
Speaker 1: And President Trump suggesting he might sit the National Guard
Speaker 1: in Chicago. All the Mockingbirds have had Pritzker on the
Speaker 1: deeply Corrupt Dictator of Illinois to warn President Trump against
Speaker 1: bringing the troops in there. They featured Gavin Newsom talking
Speaker 1: about California and how Trump broke the constitution to do this,
Speaker 1: which he didn't. Crime in major cities is a major issue.
Speaker 1: There's a belief in tech that you should creatively destroy
Speaker 1: your own inventions, and Steve Jobs as a master of this.
Speaker 1: He would set up competing teams at Apple who'd be
Speaker 1: competing for an ultimate budget. So they'd have small seed
Speaker 1: budgets and they know that the win was to go
Speaker 1: get the major budget to grow out your ideas into
Speaker 1: something on which you could make a lot of money
Speaker 1: in stock. So it was a form of creative destruction
Speaker 1: the United States healthcare bureaucracy, and by that I don't
Speaker 1: mind just the government, but I mean all of the
Speaker 1: entities that feed off of government need to be creatively destroyed.
Speaker 1: This is the reason why people hate our RK Jr.
Speaker 1: It's not that he's looking for safety analysis of so
Speaker 1: called vaccines. I mean they hate that. They hate that
Speaker 1: because it can affect their money flow and their donations.
Speaker 1: But they also understand something that not everybody in the
Speaker 1: Senate is stupid.
Speaker 2: You know.
Speaker 1: There are some very very very stupid senators. And God
Speaker 1: has gifted people in some ways, but it's not intellecture
Speaker 1: with a lot of these people. But Lizzie Warren is
Speaker 1: not a dumb woman. She's shrill, she's nearly impossible to like,
Speaker 1: but she's not stupid. Look at the well she's built
Speaker 1: and look at how she did it. She's also cold hearted.
Speaker 1: That's evidence is just fruits of her behaviors. She's also
Speaker 1: avaricious after power, all these things. But she's smart. She
Speaker 1: understands if CARF. K Junior gets away with actually showing
Speaker 1: the analysis of how many people died with this or
Speaker 1: that vaccine or how many conditions were caused by this
Speaker 1: or that vaccine. If he actually does that and it
Speaker 1: comes out the way a lot of us think it will,
Speaker 1: this could destroy the NIH National Institute of Health. It
Speaker 1: could allow RFKI Junior to have a mandate to completely
Speaker 1: remake it and with it, the CDC and the FDA. Now,
Speaker 1: if we begin there, why should they be destroyed? Well,
Speaker 1: let's start with conflict of interest. The FDA gets not
Speaker 1: most of but about forty percent of its funding from pharma.
Speaker 1: And then there's a course the revolving door. This year
Speaker 1: I'm an FDA investigator investigating drugs and licensing them. Next
Speaker 1: year I work with pharma. The year after that, I
Speaker 1: come back to the FDA. Each time along the way,
Speaker 1: I'm getting power in different hands CDC. The fact that
Speaker 1: CDC scientists don't have to tell us how much money
Speaker 1: they make with pharma in concert with pharma around intellectual
Speaker 1: property in pharma is an obscenity. It's obviously a breeding
Speaker 1: ground for corruption. Obviously, if you worked at a place
Speaker 1: let's say, oh, I don't know. Let's say you worked
Speaker 1: a McDonald's and you were let's say a regional manager.
Speaker 1: So you've got a bunch of stores under you, and
Speaker 1: you had a deal, let's say with a burger king,
Speaker 1: you know, to share this or that with them, and
Speaker 1: McDonald's came to and said, hey, what is this deal? Hey,
Speaker 1: you know I don't have to tell you that. Sorry,
Speaker 1: well you don't knowledge. My employment contract says they don't know.
Speaker 1: They'd fire you. So the CDC is what's cooperating with pharma.
Speaker 1: The Center for Disease Control is cooperating with for profit
Speaker 1: entities who have caused many diseases. Disease is like opioids
Speaker 1: addiction in concert with the CDC. So the whole thing
Speaker 1: needs to be torn apart. And it's not just the
Speaker 1: government that needs to be torn apart. There are these
Speaker 1: outsized entities that feed upon government that need to be
Speaker 1: torn apart. And their corruption is so obvious, So anybody
Speaker 1: who understands corruption, and it is such a big lie
Speaker 1: that they're independent. The biggest lies are lies that the
Speaker 1: tellers themselves can no longer see. People begun telling lies
Speaker 1: that are so huge, so gargantuan, that they themselves can't
Speaker 1: see it. The same way, if you stop up, if
Speaker 1: you walk up to the foot of a mountain, a
Speaker 1: really tall mountain, then look up. You have no idea
Speaker 1: how tall and how steep that actually is. You should
Speaker 1: probably have access to your founding documents of your company.
Speaker 1: I mean you should be able to go get those, right.
Speaker 1: I've got mine and my gun safe at home for
Speaker 1: my corporation, and you should probably be able to open
Speaker 1: it up and look at it and if anything on
Speaker 1: that piece of paper says anything about you personally, like
Speaker 1: your home address, a personal email, phone number, your Social
Speaker 1: Security number, not just your EI, and anything connected to you,
Speaker 1: you might find out that even if you've owned your
Speaker 1: business for fifteen years, you actually don't have the corporate
Speaker 1: veil you think even with the corporation. Even if you
Speaker 1: think you have actual corporate credit, you know, a credit
Speaker 1: card with your business name on it, you might not.
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Speaker 1: no obligation conversation with them. They will tell you if
Speaker 1: you have a corporate veil or not. And I don't
Speaker 1: care if your tax accountant sent this up in conjunction
Speaker 1: with with with a tax lawyer. I know people who've
Speaker 1: had that done and they found out that, oh my gosh,
Speaker 1: I don't have the corporate veil. If I get sued
Speaker 1: God forbid, ambulance chasers can go after my retirement account.
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Speaker 1: time I met Charlie Kirk, he was kind enough to
Speaker 1: remember the first time and remember that I had a family,
Speaker 1: and so asked that for my family, how's your family?
Speaker 1: And I asked about his, and we had just this
Speaker 1: very brief conversation. And I went on stage and I
Speaker 1: was speaking a couple of speakers before he was, and
Speaker 1: I came into the green room and Charlie traveled with
Speaker 1: a lot of security, by the way, and he never
Speaker 1: appeared scared of concerns, but obviously he needed security. And
Speaker 1: I can imagine how heartbroken a security team is that
Speaker 1: this happened on their watch, including not his heartbroken as
Speaker 1: Charlie's family. So it wasn't a given you got to
Speaker 1: meet Charlie or chat with them because of the security.
Speaker 1: I mean, he always wanted to do that, and I
Speaker 1: saw him with fans of his and he always wanted
Speaker 1: to do that. But I went into the green room
Speaker 1: after my speech and Charlie Cook was standing there drinking
Speaker 1: water and he said, Hey, I didn't know you were
Speaker 1: a preacher. He said, I'm not. They said, no, Todd,
Speaker 1: you are. He said, for a lot of people. We
Speaker 1: are the only preachers or pastors they'll ever hear from
Speaker 1: or meet. That was quite a thing to say, we're
Speaker 1: in a spiritual war. Charlie Kirk went to the Lord,
Speaker 1: and I believe he completed his mission. I don't believe
Speaker 1: the Lord were to call him home, had he not.
Speaker 1: I think he got done early. Doesn't help his family,
Speaker 1: but for many people he was the only pastor or
Speaker 1: pretty sure they ever heard or met. So imagine the
Speaker 1: number of people who are in heaven or will be
Speaker 1: because of Charlie Kirk. Imagine when Satan. And I'm not
Speaker 1: comparing Charlie to Jesus Christ. He was a flawed and
Speaker 1: man who I'm sure struggled with sin. We all do,
Speaker 1: we're all broken. I'm not comparing him to Christ. I'm
Speaker 1: comparing the circumstance for just that moment, Hell thought they'd won,
Speaker 1: when they thought they had put Jesus on the cross,
Speaker 1: and they didn't get to know God's plan Bible I
Speaker 1: had been written. I guess they could have tried to
Speaker 1: figure out all all the various prophecies. And then Christ
Speaker 1: rose again. Charlie Kirk is in heaven. That's he will
Speaker 1: rise again in a new glorified body that will happen
Speaker 1: to people who serve the Lord Jesus and abide with him.
Speaker 1: But they think they won, and there will be an
Speaker 1: army of Charlie Kirk's and an army of good, solid,
Speaker 1: strong Christian men who are going to honor Charlie Kirk
Speaker 1: by following Jesus and therefore a bigger, bigger thing. They're
Speaker 1: going to meet to member of the opposite. They're going
Speaker 1: to have a fruitful marriage, You're gonna have kids. They're
Speaker 1: gonna raise their kids in a godly sense, and they're
Speaker 1: going to be godly men who fight in an honorable
Speaker 1: sense for the country. Charlie Kirk never surrendered and never
Speaker 1: lost a debate, and he didn't lose his time. There's
Speaker 1: a hidden kindness in the zero torrance approach Tom Homan
Speaker 1: to Ice and to immigration enforcement. And I don't think
Speaker 1: we can skip past the fact that it's sometimes difficult
Speaker 1: to watch families being separated. It is, and if we
Speaker 1: can't identify with that, that watching your father be taken
Speaker 1: away by cops and being sent back to a country
Speaker 1: maybe you've never been to, and the idea that you
Speaker 1: might have to go live there or if you are
Speaker 1: a so called dreamer, allowed to live in our country
Speaker 1: from the time you were four years old, and you're
Speaker 1: taken up by ice and you're going to be sent
Speaker 1: to a country you don't remember or understand, maybe you're
Speaker 1: not even great at the language, it would be terrifying.
Speaker 1: And we are not human and we're not Christians if
Speaker 1: we don't recognize this. We're also not Christians if we
Speaker 1: don't recognize the fact that when people lord their power
Speaker 1: over others in one direction, as the people who ran
Speaker 1: Joe Biden did, they were lording their power over others,
Speaker 1: a power to ignore the law, to break the law,
Speaker 1: to flutter country with illegal immigrants, the purposes of which
Speaker 1: were many. Part of it was walking around money for
Speaker 1: big city politicians, county commissioners, and mayors. Another part of
Speaker 1: it was shifting the electoral college. Some of it is
Speaker 1: about profit making or companies in corporations such as banks
Speaker 1: handing out debit cards. A lot of it has to
Speaker 1: do with low income housing. In that swindle, there's a
Speaker 1: whole lots of ways that people have figured out how
Speaker 1: to monetize people's misery. When government officials use their power
Speaker 1: and lord it over others to do these things. There's
Speaker 1: going to be a turnaround, and at some point the
Speaker 1: shift is going to come. And the shift came in
Speaker 1: the personage of Donald Trump. That happens that President Trump
Speaker 1: has this annoying thing of having the law on his side.
Speaker 1: Illegal immigration is illegal. Enforcing the law is the law.
Speaker 1: Otherwise laws are just suggestions. And yes we have Romans thirteen.
Speaker 1: We're to obey the authorities, so or the visitors to
Speaker 1: our country to obey the authorities. And still it's difficult.
Speaker 1: We can relate to the idea of forgiving people. We
Speaker 1: have to forgive people broke the law and under a country,
Speaker 1: guess what we as Christians have to forgive them. And
Speaker 1: you can still enforce the law. You can forgive someone
Speaker 1: as you put them in a jail cell, as someone's
Speaker 1: committed a particularly heinous crime, un aliving a bunch of people,
Speaker 1: you can forgive them as you put them in to
Speaker 1: the chamber where their lives are going to end. We
Speaker 1: can do all these things at once. Forgiving doesn't mean
Speaker 1: letting people get away with it. But there is that
Speaker 1: image of a father being drug away as his kids
Speaker 1: and his wife cries. That is easy for people to
Speaker 1: merchandise into being cruelty. Then there's the hidden portions of
Speaker 1: the legal immigration in the hidden ways that this conveys great,
Speaker 1: great compassion, kindness, hidden in the zero taunts approach. This
Speaker 1: woman contends to be the person or one of the
Speaker 1: people who reported high end day to ICE. Remember this
Speaker 1: Highendi location that the people who ran Joe Biden arranged.
Speaker 1: It was a big promise of a big investment in
Speaker 1: America and American labor. Well, that's interesting because there was
Speaker 1: just an arrest and a whole bunch of illegal immigrants
Speaker 1: taken out of that facility, all on one single day.
Speaker 1: Listen to this lady.
Speaker 3: Four hundred and fifty two illegals apprehended at the Hyghenday
Speaker 3: megaplant construction site yesterday near Savannah, and I was the
Speaker 3: one that reported the information that I had to Ice.
Speaker 3: But it goes beyond just someone working illegal. And let
Speaker 3: me explain to you. These people are working for slave wages,
Speaker 3: some are not getting paid, some are being trafficked. They
Speaker 3: send money home to their country, they give money to
Speaker 3: their handler. They have hardly anything left. They live in
Speaker 3: homes five families deep, have no quality of life in
Speaker 3: modern day slavery. So if you think that ICE is
Speaker 3: just going in and ripping people out of their jobs,
Speaker 3: these hard work and people that want a better life,
Speaker 3: well guess what. Politicians have really screwed these people because
Speaker 3: when they came here, they thought they were you know, hey,
Speaker 3: the borders open, we're coming in. We're going to get
Speaker 3: the five star treatment and we can go to the
Speaker 3: big Walmart and we can live in a five star hotel.
Speaker 3: And that's just not how it is. It's very bad conditions,
Speaker 3: very inhumane, and the Biden administration started a humanitarian crisis.
Speaker 3: So y'all can't just look at it like they're ripping
Speaker 3: good people off the job. They're probably saving their lives
Speaker 3: in the long run.
Speaker 1: There's a hidden kindness as zero tolerance, and there's that
Speaker 1: Hebrew statement if you are leaning when you should be firm,
Speaker 1: eventually you will be cruel when you should be kind,
Speaker 1: or you will appear to be cruel. And certainly a
Speaker 1: four year old kid who's watched mom or dad be
Speaker 1: taken out of the country against their will, a country
Speaker 1: they thought they lived in, is going to see that
Speaker 1: as cruel. We have to admit this. We also have
Speaker 1: to admit that it's cruel to our country to allow
Speaker 1: law breakers. And I'm talking about the people at the
Speaker 1: high levels who ran Joe Biden to destroy our electoral
Speaker 1: college system because they want to answers. No one wants
Speaker 1: the Joe Biden edition. Sometimes there are answers that no
Speaker 1: one really wants to have. I mean, it's sort of
Speaker 1: a human psychology thing that you get a sign that
Speaker 1: maybe this company you're working at and it's where you
Speaker 1: earn your living and it's how you feed your family.
Speaker 1: And you've noticed the bosses are in a lot of
Speaker 1: closed door meetings, and there's some guys and men and
Speaker 1: women coming in in business suits and briefcases and spending
Speaker 1: a lot of time in those closed door meetings. And
Speaker 1: you've seen some of your supervisor colleagues. They're brought in
Speaker 1: from time to time and questioned and you say to them, Hey,
Speaker 1: how's it going, Joe, Oh, it's good. What was the
Speaker 1: meeting about? Oh? Nothing, And you get to this point
Speaker 1: where you just don't want to know. People sometimes do
Speaker 1: this with health conditions. You know, there are people who'll notice, man,
Speaker 1: that molds growing on my neck, but it's nothing, and
Speaker 1: they'll ignore that because they don't want to know things
Speaker 1: that go on in human relationships, and people don't want
Speaker 1: to know, so they don't look into it. There are
Speaker 1: answers people don't want to have. Most of all the
Speaker 1: people around Joe Biden don't want these answers. But it's
Speaker 1: answers that extend beyond Joe Biden and into an institutional
Speaker 1: push to make sure that we don't see the answers
Speaker 1: that they don't want to see. There are public officials
Speaker 1: who do not want answers to things and their answers
Speaker 1: that we should have. This is a top Biden official.
Speaker 1: His name is Andrew Bates, and this is kind of
Speaker 1: sad and pathetic and funny all at once. It's a
Speaker 1: pretty simple question he gets is he's walking through the
Speaker 1: hallways at Congress and here it is to.
Speaker 4: President Biden, truly run the White House?
Speaker 1: Helgis the watchingting center. Do you have any just opeinger
Speaker 1: marks before you walk in the area out for your
Speaker 1: collaboration with committee? And do you want to say you
Speaker 1: think about you know, how hide you can you perfly
Speaker 1: right now? What do you plan to sell the committee?
Speaker 1: Are you concerned that anyone could be compresitive? Is there
Speaker 1: a way to look more arrogant. No, I'm asking a question.
Speaker 1: Is there a facial position or a chin position you
Speaker 1: could have as I replay this, is there a way
Speaker 1: that you could look more arrogant than Andrew Bates walking
Speaker 1: through the halls of Congress? Here, Look at the facial position.
Speaker 1: That chin is up. Look at the non emotional face.
Speaker 1: He could smile and say, hey, guys, am I going
Speaker 1: to talk about this right now, I'm going to go testify.
Speaker 1: You know what him going to be under oath. This
Speaker 1: is all going to be available. You know, guys, I
Speaker 1: get it. You just doing your job. But I'm a
Speaker 1: head into this room here and give my statement. Hey,
Speaker 1: you guys, you'll forgive me if I choose to give
Speaker 1: my statement to the lawmakers of our country and take
Speaker 1: accountability from the American people rather than the media. But no,
Speaker 1: look at the facial expression and the arrogance. President Biden
Speaker 1: truly run the White House. Martin Peter Kelly is the
Speaker 1: watching League center? Do you have any just ope, bigger
Speaker 1: margents before you walk in the day out your collaboration
Speaker 1: with committee and you want to say you think about
Speaker 1: you know, No, you don't exist. I don't need to
Speaker 1: respond to you you're not even human. It is a
Speaker 1: point of arrogance. It's a position of arrogance, and they're
Speaker 1: people who don't want to know. Now he doesn't want
Speaker 1: us to know. This is a very simple question. Who
Speaker 1: ran the White House. It's a very simple answer. President
Speaker 1: Joseph R. Biden run the White House. He was the boss.
Speaker 1: You could even make that statement and not necessarily be lying.
Speaker 1: You could say it's your opinion. You could state it
Speaker 1: as he was my boss. He ran things you couldn't
Speaker 1: be brought up on perjury. He was my boss. Look
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Speaker 1: com slash todd. I didn't pull President Trump's statements because
Speaker 1: I think everybody's seen it. I would imagine now President
Speaker 1: Trump recorded a video statements about the murder in North
Speaker 1: Carolina and held up a picture, the now anger inducing,
Speaker 1: horrible picture of just before this attack began. And it's
Speaker 1: iconic and it should be. And yes, it's an image
Speaker 1: that those of us who seek lawn order should use
Speaker 1: I know it seems like you're using the death of
Speaker 1: this young woman, h Ierna, but it okay, it is.
Speaker 1: I was going to say it's not, but it is.
Speaker 1: But she need not have died in vain, and we
Speaker 1: should use this just not to be vicious. President Trump said,
Speaker 1: we need to respond viciously because it's the only thing
Speaker 1: these animals understand. That man who did that is not
Speaker 1: an animal. He is probably possessed by multiple demons. He's
Speaker 1: almost certainly mentally ill, probably has been for a long time.
Speaker 1: He has probably been pandered to and kissed up to
Speaker 1: his whole life. Oh, baby sweety, isn't getting enough pandering,
Speaker 1: baby sweet, he's not getting enough enough racial pandering. And
Speaker 1: there's the sainted white women who were saying, well if
Speaker 1: only he hads and yeah, that's nuts. Raise a child
Speaker 1: up in what is right, and they were returned to that.
Speaker 1: And maybe this guy is so broken that raising upright
Speaker 1: doesn't matter. He doesn't understand anything. I don't care what
Speaker 1: he understands. I want to be able to pray for
Speaker 1: his soul right now. I can't because he disgusts me,
Speaker 1: and he doesn't understand anything. So I just want people
Speaker 1: protected from him and people like him, and I don't
Speaker 1: want to become vicious. Revenge is the province of the Lord.
Speaker 1: Viciousness is not who is not how we win the
Speaker 1: spiritual battle. This is a you know, our enemies are
Speaker 1: not flesh and blood. Being vicious loses the endgame, and
Speaker 1: the endgame is about serving the Lord Jesus. It's about
Speaker 1: abiding with him. And yeah, we can compassionately put this
Speaker 1: guy to death. I mean it compassionately. That's not murder.
Speaker 1: You shall not murder.
Speaker 2: That.
Speaker 1: You can say eye for an eye and a tooth
Speaker 1: for a tooth, It's not even that for me. You
Speaker 1: think this guy won't won't kill people in prison? This
Speaker 1: is compassion to the people around us. So we can
Speaker 1: pray as we walk him into the death chamber, and
Speaker 1: we should. We should give him every chance possible to
Speaker 1: know the Lord Jesus sincerely, up to the minute that
Speaker 1: we strap him in the chair or whatever. Pray for
Speaker 1: his soul. Everybody dies. This is about protecting people from
Speaker 1: someone who has become animalistic. Can God turn that person around? Yep?
Speaker 1: Maybe he will, Maybe in prison, this guy will turn around,
Speaker 1: and then we can still compassionately take him to the
Speaker 1: death chamber. There is an Australian attorney generates with New
Speaker 1: South Wales and he's decided to be absolutely in the world. Christians,
Speaker 1: you know, are told to be in the world and
Speaker 1: not of it. And what that means is that we're
Speaker 1: to have a kingdom mindset. Now, a kingdom mindset means this,
Speaker 1: you can have a setback in your daily life and
Speaker 1: it can be something incredibly painful, and when you are
Speaker 1: dealing with eternity and you're looking towards eternity, it can
Speaker 1: kind of change your view in that. It also means
Speaker 1: that we understand that we're serving a king now. Now, see,
Speaker 1: when we're in the world and not of it, sometimes
Speaker 1: you should mind ourselves that the things we want, of
Speaker 1: the things we desire, these are things that we're not
Speaker 1: to have in this world because we're serving a king.
Speaker 1: People have made a decision, many of them, to stand
Speaker 1: against that king. These are some people who would say
Speaker 1: that that king does not exist, that Lord Jesus is
Speaker 1: just made up in people's minds. There are also people
Speaker 1: who stand pretty firmly in the world. We as Christians
Speaker 1: have been given a really, really difficult rule under Romans thirteen.
Speaker 1: This is one that particularly conservative Christians really can't stand.
Speaker 1: And when I say conservative, I mean politically, because it
Speaker 1: says that we are too follow the laws of the land,
Speaker 1: the laws of rulers and leaders. Accept See, we've got
Speaker 1: models here of the Apostles. The Apostles were told, you
Speaker 1: will be blameless, you will follow the words and the
Speaker 1: laws of emperors and kings. You're going to appear blameless
Speaker 1: so that when people come after you to criticize you,
Speaker 1: they're going to need to make things up.
Speaker 2: You to be.
Speaker 1: Respectful, to address authority respectfully. So the apostles lived that
Speaker 1: out because it was the clear teachings of Jesus Christ.
Speaker 1: They lived it out right up to the point of
Speaker 1: going into jail cells. Sometimes they're put in jail over nights,
Speaker 1: and there's the famous case of when they're in jail
Speaker 1: and there became an earthquake and it shuck the bars
Speaker 1: and it broke the cells, and the guard was going
Speaker 1: to end his own life, take his own life because
Speaker 1: these people are let out, and the Apostles told them,
Speaker 1: don't harm yourself. We're still here. We're still here. And
Speaker 1: he had an opportunity to see the faith of the
Speaker 1: face of Christ through people who would not see him harmed.
Speaker 1: They decided to stay in their cells. What extraordinary behavior. See,
Speaker 1: they were not living of the world. Had they been
Speaker 1: of the world, had they believed that their lives ended there,
Speaker 1: that their complete existence was this temporal plane, they probably
Speaker 1: would have been running out of that jail because it
Speaker 1: could have ended with them being unlive by being in
Speaker 1: that jail. They chose to say because they served a
Speaker 1: higher king. But there's something else here. Those same apostles,
Speaker 1: many of them, who were brought before authorities, defied those
Speaker 1: same authorities. The men who stayed in the prison cell
Speaker 1: when they could have fled after the earthquake are the
Speaker 1: same men who looked Nero and others in the eye
Speaker 1: and refused to obey. Remember that Nero, a particularly brutal emperor,
Speaker 1: did not want people to come and say that Jesus
Speaker 1: Christ wasn't the son of God. That's not what he thought.
Speaker 1: He wanted them to say that he also was a
Speaker 1: son of God, that he was equal to Jesus Christ himself.
Speaker 1: They all refused. At one point, the apostles were told
Speaker 1: to stop preaching, like you can continue to go do
Speaker 1: your thing. You can have your little churches, you can
Speaker 1: have your word meals. You can say peace unto you, etc.
Speaker 1: You can say that Lord be with you. You can even
Speaker 1: speak about Jesus privately, but not in public no more.
Speaker 1: The apostles were told, hey, when you're drawn before the officials,
Speaker 1: because you will be you'll be fought before tribunals and
Speaker 1: emperors and bosses, don't worry about what you're going to say,
Speaker 1: because the Holy Spirit will fill you with what you say.
Speaker 1: And that happened. They said, we're not going to stop,
Speaker 1: and they were let out. And of course they built
Speaker 1: the church that Jesus Christ told them to build. They'd
Speaker 1: made a decision to have a kingdom view theirs was
Speaker 1: an eternal future. There is an Attorney general from New
Speaker 1: South Wales that has made a different decision. He's decided
Speaker 1: that he wants to bet on the world that he's
Speaker 1: going to declare war against Jesus Christ himself. What a
Speaker 1: decision to make, and the way he's doing it is
Speaker 1: attacking one of the key resources of God, and that
Speaker 1: is his word. The key resource of God is a word.
Speaker 1: Is Jesus Christ in the beginning was the word. The
Speaker 1: word is with God and the word was God. That's
Speaker 1: describing Jesus. So a guy named John Daly, He's an
Speaker 1: Attorney general from New South Wales. He's decided to take
Speaker 1: God on and I want to go through some of
Speaker 1: his statements. We'll do that in a second, and i'll
Speaker 1: also show you what is in the Commonwealth of Australia's
Speaker 1: Constitutional Act, Section one sixteen. As they're going to war
Speaker 1: over this, a friend of mine named Tim Krukshank went
Speaker 1: to war on our behalf. He went to war and
Speaker 1: fought as a medic attached to the seal teams. He
Speaker 1: did this on three different deployments. In fact, he did
Speaker 1: it once in Babylon. I remember talking to him about
Speaker 1: what it was like to be at Warren, Babylon and
Speaker 1: how strange it was for him to realize he was
Speaker 1: at Warren, one of the biblical locations. When he returned home,
Speaker 1: he had a family still does. He had a wife, Liz,
Speaker 1: who passed about last year. Tim spent most of the
Speaker 1: last I don't know, fifteen years helping keep Liz alive.
Speaker 1: But he also started his coffee company. It's called Bonefrog
Speaker 1: Coffee dot Com, and you Bonefrog Coffee dot com slash
Speaker 1: Todd you'll get fifteen percent off subscription coffee and you
Speaker 1: subscribe there. Here's why I think you're going to want
Speaker 1: to subscribe. Because the coffee's made under the tutelage of
Speaker 1: a coffee legend named Dave Stewart, because there's multiple roasts,
Speaker 1: because every bag says God Country Team on it, and
Speaker 1: because ten percent of proceeds going to help the families
Speaker 1: of fallen Navy seals, like through the Navy Seal Foundation.
Speaker 1: Go to Bonefrog Coffee dot com. Slash Todd used promo
Speaker 1: code tod at checkout to save fifteen percent. The Constitution
Speaker 1: of the Commonwealth of Australia their Constitution Act, and this
Speaker 1: comes from Commonwealth Consolidated Acts Online. It says the following.
Speaker 1: The Commonwealth shall not make any law for establishing any religion,
Speaker 1: or imposing any religious observance, or for prohibiting the free
Speaker 1: exercise of any religion, and no religious tests will be
Speaker 1: required as a qualification for any office or public trust
Speaker 1: under the Commonwealth. That's an interesting thing to say. Do
Speaker 1: they mean that this is the new South Wales Attorney
Speaker 1: General John Daley and he went on record to talk
Speaker 1: about his views of the law and praying.
Speaker 5: And you can pray with the person and do all
Speaker 5: those sorts of things. But if you pray in a
Speaker 5: way that it becomes I don't have the villain for
Speaker 5: that they act in front of me. But if it
Speaker 5: becomes a sustained practice directed to a person with a
Speaker 5: view to changing their sexual orientational gender, that's against the law.
Speaker 5: If you're sitting down praying with someone to strengthen them
Speaker 5: and guide them and all those pastoral considerations, that's fine.
Speaker 5: But if you're sitting down to pry the guy away.
Speaker 2: That's not so.
Speaker 1: That's Michael John Daily. It is illegal for you to
Speaker 1: sit down, let's say, with a friend of yours who's
Speaker 1: same sex attracted and doesn't want to be be illegal
Speaker 1: for you to do that. It would be illegal for
Speaker 1: you to sit down with your kids. Your kids have
Speaker 1: announced the same sex attracted, it would be illegal for
Speaker 1: you to sit down and pray that they have that
Speaker 1: lifted that you'd rather have them be opposite sex attracted.
Speaker 1: Because the Bible has a clear view on this that
Speaker 1: same sex attraction can lead to the sin of same
Speaker 1: sex activity. In fact, it can lead to the mental
Speaker 1: sin of thinking about it. We're told that sex and
Speaker 1: and in moral laws begin in the mind. Adultery fornication
Speaker 1: begin in the mind. Jesus said, you've heard it said,
Speaker 1: you shall not commit adultery. I tell you, a man
Speaker 1: who looks at a woman with loss in his eyes
Speaker 1: has already committed adultery. Jesus elevated that law. So if
Speaker 1: you're not abuse, you're not hitting God forbid, you're not
Speaker 1: abusing God forbid, you're praying. That's illegal. On the topic
Speaker 1: of pastors, cocaine jokes and confronting pastoral heresies, my friend
Speaker 1: breonn I watched an entire sermon by a guy named
Speaker 1: Stephen Ferdick who's a pastor very successful church Elevation church.
Speaker 1: I would argue that their band, their worship leaders worship
Speaker 1: music is perhaps more successful than the church. I know
Speaker 1: that big, big churches like mine sometimes play their music
Speaker 1: and we get criticized for it because this church is
Speaker 1: often seen as heretical. And there are ways that were
Speaker 1: to deal with disagreements as a body of Christ. The
Speaker 1: Bible tells us if we have a problem with someone,
Speaker 1: how we're to solve that, And it's not through a
Speaker 1: YouTube video or a podcast. It's by going to them
Speaker 1: one to one, and we'll get to that in the second.
Speaker 1: What drew people's attention this time is something that Furdick says,
Speaker 1: and he gets excited during sermons. He at one time
Speaker 1: in a sermon, I think slipped and said that he
Speaker 1: is God Almighty. He actually spoke those words, I am
Speaker 1: God Almighty, and I think what he meant was the
Speaker 1: Holy spirits within him. This time, in one of his
Speaker 1: very typical sermons, Ferdick, who comes from the entertainment business,
Speaker 1: was hugely successful in the entertainment music business, is on
Speaker 1: stage and very typical to him, he gets pretty excited.
Speaker 1: I know every ie, I know them all. He the
Speaker 1: big go, he the big going. I'm clapping, I'm craising.
Speaker 1: I feel like I just snorted cocaine or something. I'm
Speaker 1: so excited and I never did that before.
Speaker 2: Quarter record for the record, quarter record for the record,
Speaker 2: but I'm clapping my head.
Speaker 1: Now. I don't know if you ever did cocaine or not.
Speaker 1: If he didn't, he's one of the few people who
Speaker 1: made it out of the big time entertainment business without
Speaker 1: snorting cocaine. Because I was never in the big time
Speaker 1: entertainment business, but I had a Microsoft check book in
Speaker 1: my back pockets. And I've been in a couple of
Speaker 1: rooms where literally the mirrors and the white powder came
Speaker 1: out just after the young women are into the hotel room,
Speaker 1: as if by magic. Praise God, I walked away from that.
Speaker 1: Maybe Furdic did as well. I don't want to bear
Speaker 1: false witness on that. A lot of people don't believe him.
Speaker 1: This guy has a punt shant for a fancy dress,
Speaker 1: for expensive stage sets, expensive clothes, expensive travel, and he's
Speaker 1: a pastor. So the rules would be if we have
Speaker 1: a problem with him, we would consult Matthew eighteen, Verses
Speaker 1: fifteen through seventeen. There's other verses related to this, but
Speaker 1: this is a really good one. If your brother or
Speaker 1: sister sins go and point out their fault just between
Speaker 1: the two of you, if they listen to you, you've
Speaker 1: won them over. But if they will not listen, take
Speaker 1: one or two others along, so that every matter may
Speaker 1: be established by the testimony of two or three witnesses.
Speaker 1: If they refuse to listen, tell it to the church.
Speaker 1: And if they refuse to listen even to the church,
Speaker 1: treat them as you would a pegan our tax collector now.
Speaker 1: I don't think anyone's saying that Furdick sinned by maybe
Speaker 1: joking about having taken cocaine, maybe not joking. Maybe he
Speaker 1: knows what that feels like. I don't think any saying
Speaker 1: that sin and it's not the thing I would confront
Speaker 1: urtic over. I would confront his church because it's one
Speaker 1: thing to slip up on stage. It's another thing for
Speaker 1: something to go through layers and layers of review and
Speaker 1: make it into a kid's coloring book. I'll show what
Speaker 1: I mean here in just a second. Our corrupt medical
Speaker 1: system has shown itself to be something that will block
Speaker 1: even the very very best treatments. I go to Mexico
Speaker 1: for stem cell treatments. I've been there for my back,
Speaker 1: for my shoulder, my ankle. I've sent the two people
Speaker 1: who run my life group there are very close friends.
Speaker 1: I sent my friend Zach, my brother, Zach Abraham's on
Speaker 1: our show once a Week. Zach was the first money
Speaker 1: behind our podcast. I sent him there. I went there
Speaker 1: with them. I wouldn't do that if I didn't believe
Speaker 1: in this. Coming up this Thursday, you consibit your questions
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Speaker 1: It is the eleventh of September twenty twenty five, eleven am.
Speaker 1: That's just a few days from now. You'll hear from
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Speaker 1: of art. It's joined stem cell talks dot com. Charlie
Speaker 1: Kirk's life means this to me. I got to meet
Speaker 1: a man far younger than me who have failed me
Speaker 1: of some information I'd never thought about. Because he said
Speaker 1: to me after I'd given a speech and he was
Speaker 1: going to go up and we were in the green room.
Speaker 1: He came up and said to me. I actually walked
Speaker 1: over to him and he was drink at water. He said, hey, Todd,
Speaker 1: I didn't know you're a preacher. Charlie. I'm not a preacher.
Speaker 1: And Charlie Kirk said, yeah, you are, Todd. You and
Speaker 1: I are sometimes the only preacher or pastor many people
Speaker 1: are ever going to meet you are that he means
Speaker 1: something to us because he was a public person. He
Speaker 1: means far more, far more to the people that are
Speaker 1: left behind. His staff, for sure, but his family. His family.
Speaker 1: Charlie with his babies, skis on the beach, up is.
Speaker 4: Petting their faces, playing in the sands, iconic blue slacks
Speaker 4: and light blue shirts, feeding.
Speaker 1: A little one food on the road, and holding hands
Speaker 1: walking through to the palm trees. Charlie Kirk's life meant
Speaker 1: many things, so let's choose one of them. It means
Speaker 1: that he rests easy with Jesus Christ, who no doubt
Speaker 1: told him well done, good and faithful servant. Thanks for
Speaker 1: watching and or listening to the super Stories for Friday,
Speaker 1: and thanks to AlCH putting this together. Now remember this
Speaker 1: is the Todd Hermann Show. Please go be well, be strong,
Speaker 1: be kind, and go make a decision today to help
Speaker 1: someone else follow in the light of Christ.