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Speaker 1: Today is the day the Lord has made, and these
are the times to which God has decided we shall live.
And Michelle Obama raised up a generation of black women
in politics, and she was said to have been a
presidential contender and she's come out. She said something during well,
she said a bunch of things during a podcast interview.
One of them as people really really interested in is
she a dude? That's a rumor, and we should confess
it's a rumor. There's a lot of people who believe
she's a dude. And you know, of course, there's no
way that a man would ever ap pretend to be
a woman. It's not a thing that would ever occur.
It's a rumor if that's all it is. And Michelle
Obama said something about black women. A lot of things
about black women, but this one struck me as odd
because she's actually saying the thing she says black women
don't say. And I'm pretty sure i've heard black women
kind of communicate this maybe a lot in society.
Speaker 3: We don't articulate as black women are pain because it's
almost like nobody ever gave us permission to do that.
Speaker 1: And does anyone care?
Speaker 3: Yeah, there's now they care?
Speaker 1: Is that we dow? I think we would care if
we knew, if we knew.
Speaker 3: Or you know, yeah, and we have to ask ourselves.
The men in our lives. Is you know, why wait
to be asked? You know, it seems like what we
go through is pretty obvious. I mean, maybe we're not complaining,
but we're actually living life out loud. You know, I.
Speaker 1: Know nothing about her form of so called black culture.
I know nothing about her marriage to Barack Hussain Obama.
I know nothing about that. But I do know that
she has personally communicated her pain to this nation on
multiple occasions, saying things like, for the first time in
the history of her life, she was proud of her
country because Barack Cusine Obama got to be in the
White House. We all heard that pain communicated. We saw
her demonstrate her pain and disdain for America by refusing
to cover her heart during the Pledge of Allegiance. We
saw all the demonstrations of this, and I guess in
her black culture, if they're not given permission for that,
that's a problematic thing. That's a problem in marriages and relationships.
But do you honestly believe that you don't see instances
of black women communicating with pain. We could go through
all the TV people that do that. The view that's
what they do is constantly speak of their pain. But
there's some other things that she said, and she talked
about her and Barack Obama. You know, there was a
point where she hated the country when they were initially
running for presidents and the nation. You know, just the
media choose not to focus on these things. So I
want to get to more of what she said because
I think it's healthy to look at what she says.
Because she's brought up a world of black leaders, including
Jasmin Crockett. We'll get to something new Jasmine Crockett said,
because Jasmine Crockett is a constant source of pain and
information and acting because she's either a ebonics speaking person
or she is not. And it's not code shifting because
she's doing it performatively, which is I think very unhealthy
for the country. There's a whole series of things that
are unhealthy for the country. And in fact, Michelle Obama
was one of the chief actors in destroying American healthcare
with Obamacare. One of the things they did was turn
doctors into pill pushers and form fillers and iPad readers,
and they took away entrepreneurial doctorship by forcing doctors, if
they had medical clinics, to be part of a hospital,
so no doubt there came a rise of facilities that
don't take insurance so they didn't have to play that
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also gave rise to entrepreneurial doctors leaving the country. So
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alternative to surgery, et cetera. So it's fascinating to look
into Michelle Obama and what she says in a podcast
with other black people because we're not invited into that
realm with white people. And perhaps that's proper, but at
least we can watch.
Speaker 3: Very early on that that no one was going to
see beyond the color of our skin at an early age,
and that could get you in trouble.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 4: I mean, when you talk about that fear, I'm sure
that fear been tested across your life in so many
different places. And I wonder what would you say has
been the most hardest recent test of that fear, because
it's not one of those fears that you kind of
get over in it just goes away. Now that kind
of shows its head in many that's interesting from ways
I am in any different ways, So this is interesting
to me. Because of course, it's very, very obvious.
Speaker 1: That this is a former First Lady of the United
States of America, and I think she may in fact
be honest here, and I think it might be one
of those those those gaffs, those Kinsey glaphs, where someone
is accidentally honest. Remember she just talked about in a
previous clip, and that was from another program, by the way,
where she doesn't talk about her pain because black women don't.
So what's the most recent example you, Michelle Obama being
judged only for the color of your skin in this
current climate.
Speaker 3: For me, it's you know, what's happening to immigrants, you know,
So it's it's not the fear for myself anymore. I
drive around in a four car motorcade with a police escort.
I'm Michelle Obama. I do still worry about my daughters
in the world, even though they are somewhat recognizable.
Speaker 1: So my feet recognizable and guarded by the Secret Service, is.
Speaker 3: There four What I know is happening out there in
streets all over the city. And now that we have
leadership that is sort of indiscriminately determining who belongs and
who doesn't, and we know that those decisions aren't being
made with courts and with due process.
Speaker 1: And okay, so now again we get to political life.
She starts with a little bit of honesty. I drive
around in armored limousines, et cetera. I'm guarded. She started
with some of that. She now gets into the lies
there's no due process. All these people have had due process.
She gets into pretending that her husband didn't deport a
bunch of people. Her husband deported five point three million people.
But she sees making a point of speaking as a
black woman. Then my question here is is it all
your concern that it continues to be the fact that
the number one cause of death of young black men
is young black men? I mean, does that concern you
a bit? See this has always been to me, the
perversion and the perverse tragedy Barack Hussein Obama and Michelle
Obama getting to be in the White House that they
had a unique capability to stop that. Barack Obama could
have given a speech in the heart of Chicago. He
could have addressed the fact that the number one cause
of death of young black men is young black men,
and it's not guns. That's a tool. He could have
done that and he never did that, and to me,
I find that to be a perverse tragedy. And there's
a rum of reasons is why he and Michelle might
have chose not to do that. Maybe they thought they
couldn't affect change. But wait a minute. Barack Obama is
a guy who said, today is a day the ocean
tides begin to reverse, begin to recede. This is a
time or Earth or begins to heal. And it was
about his presidency. He promised a messianic presence. They took
all the pictures of Barack Obama where suddenly they always
had halos behind him. Michelle Obama said, Barack is going
to push us past our limits. He's gonna push us
to change, hope and change. So it couldn't be that
they the Obamas didn't think they could affect that change.
They were busy with other things, seizing control of America's
healthcare system on behalf of pharmaceutical companies. But they could
have done it afterwards. They could have made that their
focus or a focus. They could have made films about
that instead of the film they did make about a
dystopian society where stupid, inept white people who secretly want
to have sex with black girls fail in the dystopia,
whereas the wise and together black people have it all
figured out that they could have They could have used
their media empire that somehow got built around them to
go and address the things in Chicago and the other
cities where young black men kill young black men. So
she starts honest and then recedes into political posturing. Here's
the clip that gets all the attention. Then we'll get
to Jasmine Crockett, who of course was raised under the
at least from a far tuteligit mentorship of Michelle Obama.
This is the clip everyone's paying attention to.
Speaker 3: I wanted to talk Marlon a bit about, you know,
just so proud of how you are being a role
model for dealing with a child that's transgender, and that's
you know, that warms my heart, particularly as a black man.
Speaker 1: Okay, just so we know, when she says that she's
touching her chest, Okay, that's where people are pointing at
this and saying, oh, oh, oh see, now I think
she's addressing him. She knows that he's a black man.
I don't know how she knows that, because to my knowledge,
she's never seen him naked, and you don't know what
sex is un to someone's naked.
Speaker 2: And even though.
Speaker 3: Would you care to share that journey of well, I'll learn.
Speaker 1: So the answer is less important than the question. I'm
probably the question is more important than the answer because
people are paying attention to this, and there's this proof.
It's not proof, it's a clumsy bit of conversation. But
remember her husband was the guy who, talking to George Stefanopoulos, said,
you know, John McCain has never questioned my Muslim faith,
and George Sefanopplo said you're Christian faith. And Barack Obama said,
what you said Muslim? You meant Christian? Oh yeah, yeah, yeah,
ye's right, I'm a Christian. Yeah, I forgot Jasmine Crockett
talking about mass deportation. Jasmin Crockett, of course, at least
raised from Afar with Michelle Obama as a political mentor.
Speaker 5: As far as I'm consigning you randomly kidnapping folk and
you're throwing them out of the country, against their civil rights,
against their constitutional rights, And frankly, how would they feel
if some other country decided that they were going to
just start throwing people randomly in our country like that?
That is absolutely insane.
Speaker 1: So yes, wait, okay a, she's back to pretending to
speak at Bonicley, this woman who never did that, who
went to one hundred thousand dollars per year private school.
And I continue to believe with my whole heart that
Nancy Pelosi's told her, Look, you can have a leadership
position here. You can be a star. The camera loves you,
You love the camera. You're a pretty woman, but you
need to be more black. But did you hear what
she said? How would some other country feel if we
just started dumping people into their country? See, there is
such a thing as a Kinsley gaff or. Our politicians
accidentally tell the truth. There's all such such a thing
as a Freudian slip. Jasmin Crockett is not stupid. She
attempts to sound stupid because that's part of the act.
She's not stupid. She knows that's been the tactic, and
so I think it just slipped out. And praise God
for causing these people to babble sometimes, because in babbel
or babbling is clarity story number two. In all the
range of heretical pastors we've talked about, and we've talked
about a bunch of heretical pastors. There's some patterns that
are beginning to emerge. One of them is that everything
is queer, therefore nothing is queer because if everything is something,
then something is nothing. You see what I'm saying. If
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This is a Lutheran pastor explaining that the trip Moses
made as a baby down the river, the River Nile,
is not exactly what you've been taught to believe. This is,
no doubt, an Elka church, which is the fallen version
of the Lutheran religion.
Speaker 6: I want to tell you about why the Exodus reading
today tugs at my queer little heart. The story of
Moses in the River is a favorite of mine. It's
an extraordinary little tale about family, literally family found in
the reeds, and all the beautifully messy ways that God
calls us to be kin to one another outside heteronormative
family structures.
Speaker 1: Okay, so let's pause. Moses was born of a woman
in a married relationship, and at the time, an evil
king was when unaliving babies, so to rescue Moses, they
flowed him down the river, having faith that God Almighty
would carry out a plan to save Moses. Moses landed
in a place where a princess found him, a princess
who was the result of a heteronormative relationship. Okay, so
where are we getting to the queer parts.
Speaker 6: It seems that Pharaoh's daughter understands that Moses's origins are important.
They are part of him, and moreover, they're part of
how he got to her. So I think her choice
to name him as she does is also a choice
to love him relentlessly and unconditionally. I think it is
a tiny act of resistance against an oppressive empire that
enslaved Moses's people. I think it's a promise to keep
him safe.
Speaker 1: So where do we get to the queer stuff? I mean,
Chardy said that this is an act against heteronormativity, and incidentally,
if there was no heteronormativity, there'd be no, people.
Speaker 6: I think it's a commitment to helping him remember where
he came from and to appreciate all the parts of himself.
So too with us and God. I want to focus
on the ways in which this is particularly true for
queer folks. There's the relatively obvious God creates, sees, and
loves our queerness before we do.
Speaker 1: Okay, so pause, No, he doesn't.
Speaker 2: Now.
Speaker 1: You may say that some people are born same sex attracted,
and I think that's true. Some people are other people
choose that path, and in our current state of affairs
in the United States, pushed into that. They're pushed to
declare that early and often because otherwise they're part of
an oppressive class. Ask any teenager who will tell you
the truth. But no, the queer part of this is no,
God does not love sexual sin. He didn't love it
then and he doesn't love it now. He doesn't love
opposite sex sin and sex fornication, that is sex outside
of marriage or adultery, married people having sex with people
not their husband or wife. He doesn't love that. And
there are some people born with the proclivity to steal things,
kleptom aniacal. He doesn't love that. He doesn't love sin behavior,
and Moses was not a sinner. Moses was a little baby.
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God is binary. There are certainly female aspects to God
or feminine. There are feminine aspects to most people, but
God is referred to in the masculine by choice. You
either believe the Bible is the living Word of God,
unchangeable and unchanging. You either believe that or you don't.
But the consistent thread through now the leftist gospel fake
churches is that Jesus must be queered in every possible way.
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into believing they're following Jesus, but he has nothing to
do with who Jesus actually is. The Nile River story
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story number three. This has gotten a ton of attention.
And the first time I saw it, I didn't know
who this woman was. I did not know who Valencia
Gomez was, which is the point. That's why the video
was made. And it's a super smart tactic. And I'll
explain why it's a tactic in a second. But here's
my concern. I think she's had her reward. So when
you go out to confront, let's say, a different culture
and a culture that doesn't follow Jesus, what are the
patterns Jesus used? So I'm not saying that this woman
is running to be pastor of Texas or a spiritual
leader of Texas. She is running to be a politician,
or she's a politician running for office. She wants to
be in Congress, and she has chosen a platform that
in a way mimics what President Trump should. It's apparently
a third rail in Texas politics to recognize the fact
that there are cities in Texas that are being built
up to be one Muslim and that they're investors who
are investing in this, and that, in fact, some of
the most radical mosques in America are in Texas, and
we've played videos of people speaking in those mosques and
cheering on the unaliving of the Jewish people, for instance.
So this woman went to an event apparently held by
Muslims and in the presence of Muslims, and this is
what she did when she got on stage. And my
question is has she had her reward?
Speaker 5: Is a religion of rape, is a pedophilia where they
bound down to a stupid, wrong and elass prophet.
Speaker 3: Get here, go back in your go back in your cage,
doesn't try something.
Speaker 2: But I think we're we're rolling. We're rolling.
Speaker 1: So you heard what she said, and you heard what
they said. They called her a dog, and she spoke
of rampants, rampants, infliction of lustful violence on women by
people practic you're seeing the Muslim faith. So it went
ultra viral. I now know who she is. I've spoken
about her here I've spoken about her this week on
two national radio programs. So Jesus might say to her,
you had your reward well done. How does this compare
it to how Jesus did things? Is this winning hearts
and minds? And I want to explore that this. We
think about the body of Christ and how we get
people into the body of Christ. I mean, we are
all actress within the body of Christ. We all are
given some role within the body of Christ. Sometimes there
are spiritual gifts people have. Sometimes there are just ordinary
gifts people have that we are used, were asked to
use to build the Kingdom. This woman clearly is a
good speaker. God's clearly availed her of that. So maybe
she is one of the mouths of the body of Christ.
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Valencia Gomez, has been given a natural talent. It seems
maybe she developed a speaking talent. But usually God gives
people in certain ways, so she is given that. She's
clearly given a heart of fearlessness. I mean, you could
say that she's gone into the lions den fair enough.
You could say that she stood up to the gates
of Hades fair enough, and then what did she do
with that? There are certainly some times that Jesus Christ
went and spoke some harsh words to who leaders of
the Jewish faith. Jesus was a Jewish man, and please
don't fill the comment sections with he wasn't a practicing jew.
That's silliness, that stupidness. Jesus was called Rabbi. Jesus celebrated
the Passover. Jesus grew up Jewish. Jesus loved his father's house.
That's where he was when he was lost from his
family for three days. He was in his father's house.
So please don't fill the comment sections with that unless
you can back it up. So there were times when
Jesus was quite harsh, where Jesus spoke to the Pharisees
as a brood of vipers or whitewashed tombs, meaning that
you look good on the outset, on the inside you
are walking death, and what he meant, of course, to
spiritual death. There was the turning over the table, the
tables in the temple, and there stops the instances of
Jesus speaking harshly to leaders. There were the times where
he spoke an occasional heart sentence harsh sentence to his followers,
get behind me, Satan, when when Peter was christioning whether
Jesus would go to the cross, Get behind me, Satan,
But when Jesus Christ went into the biggest lion den ever,
which was leading up to his crucifixion, Jesus could have lectured.
He had all the audience that you'd want. All the
right people. The Pharisees he called, broods of vipers and
whitewashed tombs were there. They were demanding his death. Roman
leaders like Ponscious Pilots, who ultimately allowed the crucifixion to occur.
Poncious didn't want to do it, but he did. He
was there. By tradition, Poncious Pilot's wife was there, who said,
have nothing to do with this man. I think that
even peers in one of the Gospels have nothing to
do with this man. In tradition tells us that she
was haunted by that decision. So here's Jesus with all
the right people in the crowd, people who hated him,
as Jews, as non Jews, as Pagans, as Romans. He
could have lectured. He could have said what she said.
He submitted. He said to Ponscious Pilots, who had said
to Jesus, don't you know that I have the power
of life over death of you and Jesus after refusing
to speak to him basically said, you have no power
for me, but that which my father grants. Jesus had
also also made very very clear that yes, he was
a King's pilot asked him, are you a king? He said,
so you've said, that's misunderstood. It was considered a bad
thing to testify on your own behalf. And so Jesus said,
so you've said. Jesus asked in one of the gospels,
are you asking this of your own volition? Or did
others tell you these things? And Jesus did say that
he was a king. It wasn't is but not of
this earth. Who was he speaking to?
Speaker 2: Then?
Speaker 1: He was speaking to ponscious pilots in a select group
of people. Later, when he was being forced to carry
the cross through the streets, and he did this silently,
subjecting himself to this because he could have called down
a legion of angels. Who was he preaching to at
that time? With his actions, well, all around him saw
him submitting and this is a messiah, this is the
military leader who's going to take us out from under
the grip of Rome. A lot of people asking a
ton of questions. Then, when Christ went to the cross,
and most of the people there, ninety five percent of
the people there were there to watch him be tortured
and to die and to celebrate that. And at that
point then Jesus could have said, do you see what
these people are doing? I am an innocent man, and
here they are doing this to me. Do you see
what they are Do you see what they've done to
my hands and feet? Do you see what they think
of me? And he didn't. His concern was for his
mothers and his friends. Behold your mother, he said to
John the Apostle, Jesus loved, behold your son. His concern
was for the people who were crucifying him, forgive them, father,
they know not what they do. His concern was for
a thief next to him, because he was surrounded by thieves.
One of the thieves recognized the deity of Jesus Christ,
so his concern was for him. And after that man
confessed those things, Jesus made a promise. Truly, I tell
you that, truly today I tell you you will be
in paradise with me. He made a promise, not just
to him, but he did that in front of everybody
that was not a select audience, that was a big audience,
we're told traditionally. So they all heard, and they all watched,
and they all watched him commend his spirit to his
father in heaven after he went through that moment of pain,
My father, my father, why of you are forgiven a
Why have you forsake of me? It's actually daddy daddy
if you think about that, from respective of translating Abba
abbah daddy daddy. That's what he did in a moment
where he was in the actual lions dead. Now, how
do he said all those things and made those accusations
which wouldn't have had accusations, they would have been facts.
How special would the resurrection have been? Still pretty amazing.
But when a man who subjected himself to this in
perfect submission rose again, that was the power that changed
the world. So I'm not saying in here that we
should submit to Islam. God forbid, God forbid. Jesus Christ
is the way of the truth in the life, and
no one gets to the Father but through him. Muslims
are not going to heaven. So when we interact with Muslims, though,
are they our religious authorities?
Speaker 2: No?
Speaker 1: Are we Jesus No? What can we show? We can
show disagreement Lovingly wrapped in faith, we can question ask questions.
Why are their problems in the Islamic faith? So many
women being harmed with lustful violence, women and girls? Why
is this? Why aren't your faith leaders confronting this? Why
is it okay by some readings of the crime to
do this? And if it's not okay, can you clarify
why is it that Islamic countries so often have such
structural problems? Why is that in this faith? And why
aren't your leaders confronting it? Why aren't your leaders absorbing
the Palestinian people? Why do countries that are Islamic have
massive walls keeping them out? Why is that? When we're
asking these questions, let's be ready to entertain the answers.
So to Valencia Gomez, who's running for Congress in the
state of Texas, you might hear one day from Jesus,
I gave you talents to speak, I gave you a
fearless heart. I asked you to be an ambassador on
my behalf, to let me work through you, to bring
people to me and help me understand this circumstance in Texas.
And he might say to her, well, you want a
seat in Congress. You've already had your reward. This is
a Todd Hermann Shaw. Please go, be well, be strong,
be kind, and please make every effort to walk in
the light of Christ.