Speaker 1: Hello and good morning. Come on, and I'm not going
to do the cheesy thing. Nah, kind of did the
cheesy thing. Welcome to the Three Stories version of The
Todd Herman Show. Jd Vance continues to embarrass the Mockingbird media.
If God forbids he and President Trump don't win the election.
Jdvance should be teaching master classes to the Republicans and
how to deal with these people. Second story, did Jesus
Christ die for dei? Because apparently there are so called
pastors and religious leaders who think that Jesus Christ died
for a form of dei. To be fair, speaking of DEI,
it was Savannah Guthrie did an interview with LGB so
called T and Q people, and one of these young
women who's desperately trying to appear male, asked a very
important question and Savannah Guthrie acted out being heartbroken, and
maybe she was. It's a heartbreaking question. It's an important
question for all of us, and so I want to
address that as best we can in a godly manner,
speaking truth wrapped in grace. Hopefully we'll do this all
with the help of our YouTube channel YouTube dot com.
Slash at the Todd Herman show and with a great
grace of God Almighty, But Todd.
Speaker 2: Herman show is one hundred percent disapproved by big pharma
technocrats and tyrans everywhere from the high mountains of Free America.
Here's the Emerald City, XI Todd Herman.
Speaker 1: Today is the day the Lord has made, and these
are the times to which God is the Saturday shall live.
I think we might use that now for intro for
the whole show. I really like that jd. Vance continues
to offer to the Mockingbird media a face and an
attitude that's been missing in the Republican Party. He's mastered
something that's very difficult, and that is to be likable
as being confrontational at the same time, and that's a really,
really tough skill. I had dinner last night with a
friend of mine who's now well within my circle to trust.
Amazing guy, and he is a public speaker and he's
worked in Hollywood, and I saw him give his testimony
twice to the youth group and I realized, Okay, this
guy is no amateur. He knows what he's doing on stage.
And we were talking about the art of confrontation and
how you can do this in a gentle way, but
a very firm way. It has to be done carefully
and in a practice sense. Now JD. Vance is good
at debating. Obviously he spent some time at Harvard, but
he also grew up being a peacemaker because of his
family structure. In his mom's brutal addiction to opioids put
him in the role of peacemaker within his family, and
that will give you these sort of diplomatic skills. Now,
I don't think I was a peacemaker. I think my
younger sister, my mom would admit, No, you were the
grenade throwing jackass. Yeah, that's probably true. It's all about
high school. The way I learned to confront and smile
was I wasn't allowed to get kicked out of school anymore.
I wasn't allowed to get below bes, and I was
not allowed to have any discipline referrals. So a dear
coach of mine taught me how to disagree while you smile.
Jad Vanstein's is so so well on any topic, from
something like housing and the planned and executed housing crisis
and the twenty twenty election. Even when he's being pressed
by a New York Times reporter who is trying to
tear him apart. He does a great job of this.
I want to show this because it's something from which
we can all learn. On the other side of the spectrum,
there's Don Lemon, who is the heart of ridiculousness. So
we'll compare these, but let's also compare something in your
life right now. You may have heard if you've been
with the podcast for a long time, you're at the
radio show, you have heard Alan soaps and the story
a long time. So I want to focus on people
who've heard this story and have made the decision to
continue to buy soap elsewhere. I'm going through the reasons
why that Alan looks shifty and mean. He's thirteen, he's
not verbal on the autisms spectrum, but a brothered kid.
I prefer soap made in China. Cool, that's you go,
But you don't. I prefer soap with a whole bunch
of chemicals versus naturally made no chemicals, made in America. No, no, no,
So what's the reason I have a favorite soap and
it is all natural? Fair enough?
Speaker 3: Fair enough?
Speaker 1: How do you know Allen's isn't better? So why don't
you just do this? Decide today? You know what Herman's right,
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Here's Jade Vance washing the floor. See what I did
because soap and then washing the floor. Washing the floor
with a liberal so called journalist who, as a NewsBusters
points out, she had at one point decided to compare
in a favorable way. By the way Fidel Castro to God,
her name is lordos Garcia Navarro.
Speaker 4: The reason that there is a housing crisis is that
not enough houses have been.
Speaker 5: Built and that we have twenty five million people who.
Speaker 1: Shouldn't be here.
Speaker 4: Well, I mean, this is the thing.
Speaker 1: I mean, I think it's both.
Speaker 4: I know you do. I don't think that many people
who look into this agree with you.
Speaker 1: But I don't think that many people who look into
supply and demand agree that when demand outstrips supply, you
end up with a demand or a supply issue. That's
a very mysterious thing you're saying, they're Jdvans. I don't
think many people believe supplying demand is a thing.
Speaker 4: About a third of the construction workforce in this country
is Hispanic. Of those, a large portion are undocumented. So
how do you propose to build all the housing necessary
that we need in this country by removing all the
people who are working in construction.
Speaker 5: Well, I think it's a fair question because we know
that back in the nineteen sixties, when we had very
low levels of legal immigration, Americans didn't buy houses, didn't
build houses.
Speaker 1: Brilliant, he's likable, he's matching her ridiculous. I think many
people who look into supply and demand believe it's real.
He's doing it with a smile. He doesn't sound particularly aggressive.
His sarcasm is lightly delivered, but it lands.
Speaker 5: But of course they did, and I'm being sarcastic, of course,
in service of appoint Lulu. The assumption that because a
large number of homebuilders now are using undocumented labor, that
that's the only way to build homes.
Speaker 4: I think, again, the country is much bigger, fundamental need
is much bigger. I mean, I'm not arguing in favor
of illegal immigration. I'm asking you how you would deal
with the knock on effect of your proposal to remove
millions of people who work in a critical part of
the economy.
Speaker 5: Well, I think that what you would do is you
would take, let's say, for example, the seven million prime
age men who have dropped out of the labor force,
and you have a smaller number of women, but still
millions of women prime age who have dropped out of
the labor force. You absolutely could re engage folks into
the American labor market.
Speaker 1: This is I think to work in construction.
Speaker 5: Of course you could.
Speaker 4: I mean, the unemployment rate is four point one percent
most people theployment rate.
Speaker 6: This is important that most.
Speaker 4: People who don't work can't work in the regular economy.
They're in the military, their parents, they're sick, they're old.
They might not want to work in construction.
Speaker 5: The unemployment rate is not does not count labor force
participation dropouts. And again, this is one of the really
deranged things that I think a legal immigration does to
our society. Is it gets us in a mindset of saying,
we can only build houses with the legal immigrants, and
we have seven million just men, not even women, just
men who have completely dropped out of the labor force.
Speaker 1: Utterly brilliant. And it continues, and there's a link in
the show notes because you should see the whole thing. Utterly,
utterly brilliant. He's calm, he's likable, but he delivers sarcasm
in a way that completely embarrasses her alleged point. This
is a masterclass. And it happens again as they're talking
about the twenty twenty election.
Speaker 4: In the debate, you were asked to clarify if you
believe Trump lost the twenty twenty election. Do you believe
he lost the twenty twenty election.
Speaker 5: I think that Donald Trump and I have both raised
a number of issues with the twenty twenty election, but
were focused on the future. I think there's an obsession
here with focusing on twenty twenty. I'm much more worried
about what happened after twenty twenty, which is a wide
open border, groceries that are unaffordable, and.
Speaker 4: Look, Senator yes or no, did Donald Trump lose the
twenty twenty election?
Speaker 5: Let me ask you a question. Is it okay that
big technology companies censored the Hunter Biden laptop story, which
independent analysis have said cost Donald Trump millions of votes?
Speaker 4: Senator Vance, I'm going to ask you again, did Donald
Trump lose the twenty twenty election?
Speaker 5: Did big technology companies sensor a story that independent studies
have suggested would have cost Trump millions of votes?
Speaker 4: Senator Van, I'm going to ask you again, did Donald
Trump lose the twenty.
Speaker 5: Night I've answered your question with another question. You answer
my question and all answer yours.
Speaker 4: I have asked this question repeatedly. It is something that
is very important for the American people to know. There
is no proof, legal or otherwise that Donald Trump did
not lose the twenty twenty election.
Speaker 5: You're repeating a slogan rather than engaging with what I'm saying,
which is that when our own technology firms engage in
industrial scale censorship, by the way, backed up by the
federal government, in a way that independent studies suggest affect
the votes. I'm worried about Americans who feel like there
were problems in twenty twenty. I'm not worried about this
slogan that people throw. Well, every court case went this way.
I'm talking about something very discreet, a problem of censorship
in this country that I do think affected things in
twenty twenty.
Speaker 1: Brilliant because he puts her in a position where the
only answer she can possibly provide is yes, yes, it
was wrong. He can provide a range of answers. My
answer would be, I don't know. I know it is rigged.
I know that the force mail in voting changing the
rules of the last ninety days, which is incidentally one
of the things the DOJ is using to sue states
like Alabama and Virginia to force them to keep the
legal immigrants and non citizens and the voter rules. Because
it's ninety days prior to an election, we know about that.
So I don't know if it was told and I
know it was rigged. And look, Lulu, you're admitting it
was rigged, but not admitting it's a problem that big
tech did this censorship masterclass JD Vance. Let's do contrast
and compare and look at some of Don Lemon's work.
This is Don Lemon talking about his vote, his new book.
Speaker 3: I want to talk a little bit about your book.
Speaker 7: But the black community is also very conservative, especially when
it comes to lgbtqs.
Speaker 8: Well, that's okay, So you just led right into the
first quote I want to use from your book I
Want Was Lost, which is just a terrific book you write.
As a gay black boy in the Deep South, attending
Baptist churches and Catholic school, I heard homosexuality defined as
an abomination. I prayed as hard as I as a
child could pray, Please Lord, make me not be gay.
Speaker 3: I did.
Speaker 7: That's tough, is tough, but.
Speaker 8: It connect what you just said before to this.
Speaker 9: Well, it's tough because people automatically think that African Americans
are liberal, right, and many times it can be socially
conservative right and accepting in ways that are not seen
in public.
Speaker 7: But I think that it's tough because and it's not
just the African American community, because you can have in
the larger culture white folks, you know, dinner grade LGBTQ community.
But as a child growing up, because of how people
and especially evangel which is why I wrote the book,
how they take the scripture and the Bible out of
context and they interpret that scripture in ways that they
want to. They use the same scripture to subjugate women,
They use the same scripture to enslave people of color,
and then they use the same scripture to detegrate the
LGBTQ community.
Speaker 1: So he's comparing in a way evangelicals to slave owners.
There were people who use the Bible's excuse for slavery.
There were people who use a Bible, the Bible for
the reason to stop slavery. People can constantly misuse the Bible.
Just because the Bible is misused doesn't mean the Bible
is wrong. Just like this, Mozart wrote great music, even
if you can't play it on a piano. The Bible
is utterly clear about same sex activity. In the Old Testaments,
it is never portrayed as anything godly, nor is adultery
or fornication. In the New test in at least three areas,
it is pointed out as something that can keep you
away from God, keep you out of heaven. Very clearly.
In Romans I think It's eleven, Paul very very clearly
describes as the Lord Jesus spoke of the fact that
people men leave their families and cling to their wives
and become one flush. Anytime marriage is spoken of in
the Bible is between one man and one woman. Now,
there were cases where even people at King David and
Solomon broke that and they paid a price. King David
observed a woman named Rathsheba, that probably Bathsheba, and he
was on the kingly man. She looked down, and this
is modern parlance, but he goes, wow, she's hot. I
have to have that, am using the phrase that on
purpose dehumanizing. So King David origins to have her come
over to the palace. He seduces her, he has sex
on her, maybe with her, then he arranges to have
her husband killed, and having done that, he brings her
into his home and they have a child. And King
David's family is utterly decimated, up to the point that
one of his sons leaves his home and attempts to
seize the kingdom and kill David. When Solomon fell into
having concubines in multiple wives, his kingdom crumbled. The wisest
man ever, he had similar problems. He was David's son.
The point is, as Don Lemon says, that we're to
pray the gay away, no, we're to recognize we're falling people.
And if you have never had you could call it
a sexual temptation. You could do that if you've never
had an emotional temptation to become emotionally attached to someone
you shouldn't. You're either incredibly well put together, cold, or lying.
This is part of the human condition. It's no more
about praying the gaiaway than it is about praying the
biology of being attracted to the opposite sex away. A
few weeks ago, I'd dinner with a dude who used
to be a serial adulterer, and he hates that portion
of himself. Hates it. He speaks openly of it because
he wants others to understand the ruin it rained down
upon his life. And he still has those instincts, it
still haunts him. He's honest with his wife about it,
he's honest with his friends. Why so we can help
hold him to account. And that's the Holy Spirit comes in.
That's what Jesus provided. After Jesus went home to God,
the Holy Spirit as a helper. I wish Don Lemon
well in coming to know the Lord. Oh, he knows Church.
I wish him well in coming to know the Lord.
Story number two. There's a school of thought out there,
apparently that Jesus Christ practiced dei and that he didn't
just practice it. He effectively lived for it. There's a
Florida state representative named rosalind Osgoode. Shockingly, she's a Democrat.
She says that we should be especially outraged about DEI
being removed from schools and workplaces because it's at the
very very heart of the gospel. We'll go through what
she said, and then I want to offer you a
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This is this woman named rosalind Osgood. She's a Democrat,
She's in Florida, She's a state rep. And she has
a message about DEI and the Lord Jesus.
Speaker 10: We've had a massive attack on diversity, equity and inclusion
that should outrage all of us as Christians, because we
are all a recipient of diversity, equity and inclusion. Remember,
it was diversity that took the Gospel from the Jews
to the gentile. It was equity that Jesus died on
that old rugged cross to equally pay for my sins
and your sins. And Good God Almighty, it was inclusion
that God, before our mama met our Daddy, had already
included us in his plan of divine sovereign salvation. So, Bethel,
will you help me by voting and blocking a shot
and voting to elect Kamala Harris as the next president
thieves United States of America and Tim.
Speaker 1: Walks as a vice president.
Speaker 10: We would not tolerate racism any longer.
Speaker 11: We would not stand to be demean and disrespected.
Speaker 1: We would not allow our God.
Speaker 10: To be insulted. And we're gonna use our prophetic voice
in our vote to block this shot.
Speaker 8: God bless you and God bless America.
Speaker 1: I'll to you on the other.
Speaker 10: Side as we give our God glory.
Speaker 3: In this moment and this time.
Speaker 1: Our prophetic voice. She's a prophetess, meaning she's never been wrong,
because a good prophet's never been wrong, or real prophet's
never been wrong. She's a prophetest, our prophetic voice.
Speaker 3: Wow.
Speaker 1: Cool, it was equity. That's why the Lord Jesus went
to the cross, was for equity. That's in what you
know the Bible better than I. It is that Matthew
where it says it's equity or no, wait, I'm sure
that's the book of the Lord Jesus came to pay
a debt. It was a debt that could not be paid.
You want inclusion, there's your inclusion. You know what he
didn't do forced people to agree. You know what he
didn't do look at his disciples and apostles and say, oh, man,
I don't have any Asian people here. I need me
some Asian people. Maybe he didn't know that there were
people in Spain need me some Spanish people. Maybe God
didn't know about people in Africa. I need me some Africans.
He looked at a human race he created and determined, hey,
I can use anybody. They don't have to be anybody special.
I can use anybody because he's God. So going to
the cross for equity is pppreciation, paying debt? Is that equity? Okay?
Speaker 12: Sure?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 1: Reparations? Yeah, that's equity. Where you go to people who
never once held a slave in their entire family history,
never held a slave, and you go to them and
for equity, say, we need to steal twenty five thirty
five thousand dollars from your family, run it through the
magic money, launder your machine of government, pay for people's
salaries and retirements, pension plans, vacations, et cetera. Then take
whatever's left and give that to people who never were slaves,
who never held, never wore slaves, and no one in
their history ever held or more slaves. That's what we
need to do, because that's equity. No, that's coveting, that's stealing,
that's doing it by force. Inclusion. It was inclusion. That's
why the Lord Jesus sent people out to go and
find the gentiles. Okay. Cool. The Bible also excludes not
by God's design, but by human design. I have not
come to unite, but to divide, said the Lord Jesus.
Not because he's a divisive person, dash God, because he's truth,
and truth divides people. So that lady wraps up her statement,
she ties this into let's honor God by electing a
woman who stole the Democrats nomination from a decrepit old man,
who pretends to have gotten votes, who is for abortion
at all costs, who pretends boys are girls, who pretends
it's okay to continue to allow people to steal spots
within the electoral college. That's honoring God.
Speaker 3: Oh.
Speaker 1: Plus, she's a prophetess, meaning she's never wrong or she's prophesying.
Speaker 2: Got it?
Speaker 1: Story number three? Savannah Guthrie did this journalist trick, and
this is where you sit down with a group of
pre selected people who have a pre selected one issue
that animates them in elections. In this case, it's how
you treat LGB so called T and Q people. And
this video is so utterly important because what Savannah Guthrie
is trying to do here, she would tell you, is
give voice to the voiceless. Except for this, people who
are gender confused or gender defined are the most powerful
people in the world. They're not marginalized in the least.
They're a group of people who can force you to
agree with them even when you don't. They can force
you to mouth the words of agreement. That doesn't help them.
It doesn't help to force people to agree with confused
people that they're not confused. Now this statement, I've seen
a lot of people on the right trash this person
who makes this statement, who has this question for Donald Trump?
And I have to tell you, A, you aren't winning
anything politically doing that. B. You're talking here about, in
some ways the least of these. I know, I just
said that so called trans people are the most powerful
people on earth, and I stand by that statement. But
there's also people who are the least of these and
are broken people. We're all broken, but some people are
more broken than others, more evidently broken, or they wear
their scars more openly than we do. Please don't respond
that way. And there's a reason that this young person
has these thoughts, has this question for Donald Trump. So
I want to answer the question. I want to answer
it as honestly and as carefully as they can, and
hope to use truth wrapped in grace. Then I'll show
you that something Kamala Harris said that lends to the
belief causes people to feel this way and to believe
these things about what's coming their way, including dear loved
ones of mine, relatives for whom if I learned the
only way to save this particular relative was to jump
into a vat of slow working acid and hang out there,
I'd do it. I love this person so much, and
she is terrified of Donald Trump because of what she
believes MEGA will do to her children. And I've told
her very very clearly, anyone wants to harm your kids,
they need to come through me. Never let that happen.
So we'll get into this in a second. This corrupt
corrupt idea. You can track a nation's moral activity to
their fine finances. As morals fall apart, finances inexorably track
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their money. After all, I want this thing. There arefore
I should have these things. And when you stack that
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base our system upon how the Bible calls for governing
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checks and balances, no one human being having a lot
of power because humans are fallible and have this sin
desire to control others. That made us wildly successful, which
has led to a lot of excess spending and arrogance.
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Speaker 1: This is Savannah Guthrie holding this little mini session, not
town hall, but discussion with LGB so called t Q people.
Speaker 12: If I were to ask Vice President Ris a question,
I think I would ask her how soon do you
think we can get the Equality Act passed?
Speaker 3: How about Donald Trump?
Speaker 12: I would ask him, do you see me as a human?
Speaker 3: Oh? Yeah, I'm sorry.
Speaker 1: I'm sorry. I'm sorry too. This really looks painful for you.
And God created you and loves you so much. And
I know that this feeling you have that you were
born into different bodies very meaningful to you. And I
know it seems like the only thing. I'm so interested
in books you read. I'm really interested in this sort
of art you like, songs you appreciate. I'd love to
know if there are fairy tales from your youth you
still like. I'd like to know what you want to
do with the talents God gave you, because he certainly
give you some gives it to everybody, and as a
fellow human being, I want you to know that because
we're created by the same God, we're in a way family,
in a way. I don't know where you're at in
your faith walk. I know this that Jesus loves you
so much, and I know he'd loved to embrace you
and welcome you because when He created mankind, he said
it was good, and this was before the fall. Christians
view the fall is this decision we made to go
our own way to ignore what God told us, and
this brought sin into the world, that brought things like hatred.
And I hear you the subtextas I feel like you
might believe that President Trump either hates you or worse.
I mean, your question said, does he think you're human?
And I guess i'd really like to hear and I
will promise if you like, just to listen, to listen
to you to understand you. I'd really like to know
what President Trump has said that would cause you to
feel he doesn't believe you're human. And I hope that
we could disagree in some things and still agreed to
pursue finding some form of understanding. See where you believe
and feel. So I guess intently that you can change genders,
which to me means changing biological sex. I don't believe that,
And I'm still interested in the art you like, in
the books you read and the fairy tales you still
like to read the formative portions if you're upbringing what
you want to do with your life, because I don't
think that defines you. I don't think that needs to
define a relationship. But I would just offer you this question.
Can I decide to be you? Can I say I
am you and identify that way and adopt your name
and go about the world speaking as you. If not,
why If that's how identify Why why couldn't I do that?
Because everybody knows I'm not you. I'm a fifty seven
year old man. Could I decide that I'm eighteen and
go date fifteen year olds?
Speaker 3: I don't know.
Speaker 1: Everyone knows you're a fifty seven year old man. What
concerns me is there a lot of people who disagree
with you, and they're worried about this where this belief
might be taking you. But they might not love you
in the right way. I'm not saying enough, but they
might not love you in the right way. To be
able to say to you, I do think you're human,
I don't think I know. And I know that God
has a design for you. And I know that you
can change the way you look and the outward expression
of your biological sex. And I know that you can
have your organs changed, redesigned. But I worry about it.
What does to your body, in the integrity of your body?
And frankly, IQs are radically affected by hormones in your
body that God didn't design to be there. So I
worry about that. And I'm still interested in you, select
to get to know you. When we approach things this
way and we use communication skills God gave us, Let's
use it through an aspect of curiosity. Let's invite people
to speak more about these things, not less, not by
shutting them down. But let's be genuinely curious when people
present this way. If a girl comes in and says
she's a boy, say what's it like? What's it like
to be a boy? Does that mean?
Speaker 2: Now?
Speaker 1: How could a young person be convinced that President Trump
sees her as inhuman. Let's listen to Kamala Harris, who
never does anything for power.
Speaker 11: He's talking about the enemy within our country Pennsylvania. He's
talking about that. He considers anyone who doesn't support him
or who will not bend to his will an enemy
of our country. It's a serious issue.
Speaker 2: He's saying.
Speaker 11: Are you saying that he would use the military to
go after them?
Speaker 2: Think about this.
Speaker 1: He's saying that with twenty million illegal immigrants in our
country who are also human beings, we're also created by
God and loved by God. There's so many people here
illegally who are affecting our electoral college, who are responsible
for at least twenty three illegitimate seats in Congress, which
is stealing. That's stealing the electoral college. Halft of other
states that President Trump feels he might be forced to
use the military or could do that. I don't want
him to do that. National Guard is one thing, the military.
I don't like it. The deportations should get done. We
need to have laws. If you don't enforce laws, they're
no longer laws. They're wishes, they're fond memories. They're at
best suggestions. President Trump is not saying that people who
will not bend to his will are enemies. He says
that people who rob elections are enemies. People who rig
elections are enemies. People who facilitate a broad scale, open
air clear as day invasion of our country are enemies.
People who, like General White Rage illegally acted in a
treason this way to offer to the Chinese Communist Party
generals heads up, if the civilian command of the United
States military decided that we needed to attack China, he
would warn them so they could more effectively kill Americans.
That's being an enemy. But we started this with a
young woman saying, do you think I'm human? That woman,
Kamala Harris, looks at a younger you, far younger. I'm
guessing you're in your early twenties. He looks at a
not fort or eleven, she at a fourteen or eleven.
Kamala Hars looks at not an eight year old you,
not a two year old you, but an eight month
you or a seven month you in the womb. Still
you still human? And she says she should be allowed
to kill you? Does she think you're human? God, thank
you for reminding us that how we treat the least
of these is how we treat you. Thank you for
reminding us that those who give mercy will receive it.
This is the Todd Herberg Show. Please go, be well,
be strong, be kind, Please make every effort to walk
in the light of Christ.