Speaker 1: Three stories.
Speaker 2: A drownding during the CrossFit games brought out the troll
army that proves something about common Core. Well, I mean
you said kind of a loose connection, but it's this
my opinion is fact thing. Obviously, I need to defend
this port of CrossFit, even when they did something I
think is indefensible.
Speaker 1: There's still aspects of this. I need to talk about.
Speaker 2: The Trump Elon Musk interview and the response to the
Mockingbird media is fun and I'm not often someone who
thinks politics is fun. Then the unfun ten seconds of
a cop with an opportunity perhaps to shoot the would
have been murderer a President Trump and the guy who
killed Corey Compentry. The Secret Service can never live this down,
nor can the Department of Homeland Security. We'll explore all
of this.
Speaker 3: The Todd Herman Show is one disaproom by big pharma
technocrats and tyrants everywhere. No from the high mountains of
Free America. Here's the Emerald City exile God her.
Speaker 2: Man, Today is the day the Lord has made, And
these are the times to which God has decided we
shall live. These are the times, These are the days
God chose you for this time there was a death
during the CrossFit Games, and I was shocked to learn
about it. This is one of the few times that
I haven't sat down and watched the CrossFit Games from
beginning to end. And I simply showed up at the
gym and my coach said, no, Actually, we worked out
outside that day, worked out in the field in the park.
And coach said, you saw what happened to the games.
And for a second I thought, well, yeah, we have
some people we know competing. And then I look in
Coach's eyes. I said what she said, you don't. No, No,
someone drown and athlete And I know I'm going to
mess up his last name. And I've been rehearsing this
and trying to get this right. Lazard juicic duki c
is how we would spell it drowned. This is an
image of this man from a tribute that CrossFit put together.
CrossFit HQ created a tribute to him during the games,
the drowning. I don't know that I care to show
you the video of him drowning, because again, it's very
very difficult to watch. He'd gone on a very long
run at about a six understand a six minute mile pace.
Now people who are runners are going to say, well,
that's an okay pace, except you understand something that this
guy weighed two hundred and twenty five pounds. This is
not a small body to move around and then jumped
in for a swim. What I understand from people who
were there at the CrossFit Games is the water was very,
very warm, There was no real way to cool the
body down, and they were competing. This image, for me,
strikes at the heart of this for me as a
human being. You see an athlete in tears. His name
is James spragg In. Behind him is Brent Ferkowski, who's
a legend in CrossFit. James is a guy I've gotten
to speak with pretty regular occasions.
Speaker 1: I've gotten to know his dad a little bit.
Speaker 2: Pat Sprague Hat is one of the kindest men I've
ever known. He himself is a CrossFit competitor, third in
the world in my age group. I believe it was
three years ago, and a man who took his precious
time while training for the Games. He took his precious
time to number one, congratulate me on.
Speaker 1: A workout and number two to coach me. He didn't
need to do that.
Speaker 2: No one's paying him to coach this old dude who
can't get near his level of competition. This image of
James in tiars is James after he won his first competition,
his first individual competition at the CrossFit Games. There's a
whole series of competitions and to win one is.
Speaker 1: A pretty big deal.
Speaker 2: He's next to an empty box that would have been
the box set on which Lazar would have climbed. James
is in tears, no doubt, mixed emotions. James happens to
be a fantastic servant.
Speaker 1: Of the Lord Jesus.
Speaker 2: Fact after he won, and he did win the CrossFit
Games this yearies twenty first.
Speaker 1: Last year, prior to that, he'd.
Speaker 2: Failed to make the games by one couple of seconds,
failed to make the games. This year, he won it
all and he thanked the Lord Jesus in that. So,
what about this drowning and what the troll Army did
and what happened. You'll hear from an eyewitness in just
a second as to what happened, and then I want
to talk about the troll Army and how this relates
to the common core. My opinion is truth generation. Every
single one of these athletes who goes into the Games
is going to go into that with some form.
Speaker 1: Of body challenge.
Speaker 2: I won't give away behind the scenes stuff that permission
to say, but I can tell you that there were
athletes there who you and I if we were going
through what they were going through, we wouldn't be doing
anything like competing because it would be too painful for us.
Speaker 1: I know this for a fact because.
Speaker 2: I've got this behind the scenes knowledge. But I can
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eyewitness to the drowning of the czar, and there was
many people in the crowd. Were many people in the
crowd who saw what was happening.
Speaker 1: Yeah, we were on the side.
Speaker 4: He was probably one hundred and fifty meters out in
the water, and I saw it. I saw him start
to kind of scramble. He started doing small turns and
he was trying to get his head out of the water.
And it was at that time that we started screaming to.
Speaker 1: The lifeguard, like he needs help.
Speaker 4: And then within seconds he was under and he never
came back up.
Speaker 5: And I mean watching the video you could visited see
the two.
Speaker 1: Lifeguards there and him in the middle.
Speaker 5: It's like, yeah, I mean.
Speaker 4: From a Hark standpoint, it just looks like nothing's being
done is safe, and.
Speaker 1: But yeah, you had a different vantage points. No, I agree.
Speaker 4: There was two lifeguards right there, the one lifeguard because
somebody actually jumped in, and the one lifeguard came over
and talked to him and told him to get out
of the water, but he said, listen, somebody's drowning. She
ended up going over to where he went under, but
she just did a quick paddle around and then.
Speaker 1: Just paddled back out.
Speaker 4: I feel like at that point she needed to blow
a whistle and stop the event because you could have
had a lot more help in there pretty fast. And
that was only like a couple of minutes after he
had gone under, So at that point something could have
been done. But once the event's finished, it's thirty minutes gone, right,
There's there's not much you can do at that point.
Speaker 5: And I know how I'm not an across the community,
but I'll work out.
Speaker 2: I know how close that community is, but your guys
is just like elitely close about how this impacts.
Speaker 1: You guys as a family.
Speaker 4: I think across the community really needs to lean on
each other right now, use the support of one another,
because it's going to hit us all differently.
Speaker 1: It's devastating.
Speaker 4: I'm not too sure where the cross of the Games
is going to go from here, but they're going to
have to make some drastic measurements to make sure that
this never happens again. The community is very strong, which
is going to help.
Speaker 5: Us get through this.
Speaker 4: But I'm just praying for his family.
Speaker 2: Some w FAA on YouTube can go subscribe to their channel.
Speaking of family, Lazar's brother Luke was competing. Lucas was
competing in the Games. The troll Army left in the
action and started to explain that this is a result
of crossfits, randomize workouts, and randomized programming, and this is
a result of putting athletes through too much, and this
is a result of everything they don't understand about the sport.
There is no randomization. People believe that the sin in CrossFit.
We might do gymnastics in weightlifting one day. In the
next night we might run a mile or a five k.
Then we might run a mile or a five k
and turn around and do dead lifts or box jumps
within that. They think it's all randomized.
Speaker 1: It's not.
Speaker 2: The CrossFit methodology is the most scientifically robust definition of
what it is to be fit in the world because
it all circles around the ten essential skills of athleticism,
the basic skills you have to have to have any
form of athleticism. The tests in these games are about
testing energy systems. You're aerobic, your glycolect or your phosphogenic.
It's about doing things like this. Look, a lot of
people can lift a lot of weight. There's a lot
of people.
Speaker 1: More than you'd think.
Speaker 2: Who men who can go dead lift five hundred pounds
or women who can deadlift four hundred How do they
do that after they've run two miles in a race?
Speaker 1: How do you do then?
Speaker 2: It's not the randomization, because the randomization doesn't exist. It's
also amazing that in a sport that takes in swimming, running, weightlifting, gymnastics, biking, rocking,
there haven't been more deaths.
Speaker 3: Now.
Speaker 2: I'm not defending the decision to not have active lifeguards.
I cannot defend the people on the podder boards who
didn't turn to see that. I cannot defend stopping a
fan from getting in the water to try to save Lazare.
Speaker 1: I cannot defend that. It can't be defended.
Speaker 2: It was sloppy, it was horrible, But I will defend
the methodology. I will also mention this a Wisconsin man
died competing in an Ironman race. He was fifty one
year old athlete and required medical attention during the biking portion.
Later died at the hospital. He was the fifteenth triathlete
to die in that year. This is from the Milwaukee
Journal Sentinel. The Milwaukee's Journal Sentinel reports that this is
sadly not the first time an athlete died while participating
in Ironman. Wisconsin twenty nineteen, two athletes died during the
swimming portion of the race, which takes place in Lake Monona.
Michael McCullough was taken to the hospital after being found
unresponsive in the water was pronounced dead due to an
accidental drowning. A Madison firefighter named Tom Todd mahoney was
also found unresponsive in the water during the Ironman seventy
point three race, half the distance of a full Ironman,
about an hour after McCullough. He was taken to the
hospital and died two days later. Tragically, these kinds of
deaths often occur that In twenty sixteen, the Daily Beast
publisher story headlined why does so many middle aged men
die during Ironman competitions? There have been scientific studies exploring
that question. At the time, one hundred and nine people
had died during amateur triathlons, the majority of them middle
aged men competing for the first time. A man who
died in Wisconsin with the fifteenth athlete to die in
that year. Lazar was an elite athlete, but elite athletes
are not above gravity water. I obviously pray for his family,
and it's not just triathletes, bodybuilders end up dying. There
is case after case after case of people who died
in bodybuilding, largely because of steroid abuse. This is an
image of Daniel Alexander. Alexander died. He was thirty years old.
He's the guy in the left.
Speaker 1: He died.
Speaker 2: We could go through boxing, we can go through gymnastics,
and the numbers are profound. There are a lot of
deaths in extreme athletics, and bodybuilding is extreme. CrossFit could
be seen as extreme. The fact that there haven't been
more deaths, to me indicates the great fitness of the
athletes and the fact that they have well prepared themselves
for the noble and the unknowable. I'll continue to pray
for Lozar's family, his soul, and for the CrossFit community.
But this thing about jumping in with fact common core
taught people that your emotion's equal opinion. It was horrible
to watch that man die. Those are my emotions. That's
not my opinion, that's my feeling. My opinion came after
I investigated the statistics. My opinion was formed this way.
All sports like this have risk of death. CrossFit has
had far, far fewer than all these other sports combined.
Now it's a newer sport, but it combines all of
these elements. The common core generation has been taught that
feelings are facts. That is not just wrong, it's ungodly.
It is to come in and make accusations like that,
May God rest Lazarre, May God guard his family. So
did Nancy Pelosi? Did she actually kind of force Biden out?
Speaker 1: Did she just admit that? I think she did just
admit that.
Speaker 2: Nancy Pelosi in this clip seems to say what we've
been saying behind the scenes for a very very long time.
Speaker 6: I love him so much. I think he's been not
that part.
Speaker 1: I don't think we love him so much. We're supposed
to love our enemies.
Speaker 6: Really a fantastic president of the United States. So I
really wanted him to make a decision of a better
campaign because they were not facing the fact of what
was happening. Just so background, I've never been that impressed
with his political operation. They won the White House, Bravo.
But so my concern was, this ain't happening, and we
have to make a decision for us that's to happen,
and the president has to make the decision for that
to happen. Let me just say, oh.
Speaker 1: Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait. We have to
make we.
Speaker 2: Have to make the decision, and the president has to
make the decision. Did you see the order in which
those thoughts came out of her mouth?
Speaker 1: Back to this, I.
Speaker 6: Knew what I was doing at that time. I knew
what I was doing in the hole saying not just that,
what was and what was that that Donald Trump would
never set foot in the White House again.
Speaker 1: She's committed to that. Man. How does that feel to you.
Speaker 2: To have this woman with all this earthly power that
she thinks is eternal power. You know she thinks that, right.
Does it seem to you that she thinks she has
internal eternal power? How's it feel to have her tell
you that she will make sure that Donald Trump never
sets foot in the White House again. You could say
that's political, but look at what they've been willing to do,
and then look at what Elon Musk just did and
the response to this. I wish they'd actually put some
thought into this presentation. Maybe have a camera on Trump
and a camera on Elon. It could have been so
much more fun to watch. I mean, this is basically
a listening to events, but this is in fact a
huge shift in media. There's a reason that Fox News
ignored it largely. I mean, you could say it's not
news that President Trump did an interview, but with Elon Musk,
two billionaires sitting down and on a platform that has
nothing to do with TV, a platform we were told
was dying. You'll hear part of this and then see
some of the media response to this. I'll explain why
I think this is a watershed moment and incredibly important
because it takes me back to my days being a
media strategies for Microsoft and then consulting Hollywood companies, studios
in the like on what was coming. There is a
lot coming their way, and this was a sign of that.
This is part of the conversation between Elon Musk and
President Trump.
Speaker 5: These are issues that I think most people in America
would agree with, which is that we want safe and
clean cities, we want secure borders, we want sensible government spending.
We want to restore both the perception and reality of
respect in the in the in the judicial system, you know,
stop the lawfare and uh and I think that that's
like and how are the how are those even right
wing positions? I think those are just said that that's
just common sense. And and that's uh, I mean, would
you agree with that.
Speaker 2: What Elon Musk says there is wildly controversial to the
people on the left. Now let's just go through this again.
Let's just re up that clip. But let's just go
through this again. And what I'm searching for is the
following white supremacy, Christian nationalism, extremism. These are the things
I've been told is happening, fascism. Let's look for the
isms in this. Let's just go through it, step by step.
Two billionaires talking, Elon Musk really just talking at this
point to President Trump.
Speaker 5: These are issues that I think most people in America
would agree with, which is that we want safe and
clean cities.
Speaker 1: Pause.
Speaker 2: Absolutely horrible white supremacy. I know that when I lived
in a black neighborhoods as one of two white people
in probably a twenty block area. I know that when
I met black people, they often told me, we love
it when it's dirty.
Speaker 1: We like filth, we like.
Speaker 2: Drug dealing, we like to see people selling TV sets
and stereos at night. We like that, we like gang shootings,
we like crime. Never heard that the black parents I
got to know in that neighborhood reminded me more of
my parents. Well, and the color of the skin was
what cities aren't just black people. But we're watching this.
The outflow of people who have kids from the cities
is creating another bifurcation in this country. Cities now are
becoming a place for single adults. Single adults who are
working in information services or media. The laptop class uniquely
unaffected by the policies for which they vote, so they
can continue to vote for them. Whereas people who have
kids are moving into the suburbs and people are leaving
the city to have kids. It's another country within a
country environment. But that statement, where's the white supremacy, where's
the ism, the racism?
Speaker 5: We want secure borders, we want sensible government spending.
Speaker 1: We want secure borders.
Speaker 2: Well, that's racism, because if you don't open your house
and just leave the windows open and the doors open,
then you are a flat racist. House is different. Okay,
Well then your workplace. If you don't let anybody walk
through your workplace at any time of day for any
reason at all, you're clearly racist. Well wait, that's just
a workplace. Okay, let's just do this. Your kids' schools.
There's no reason to secure though, don't be racist. None
of this can stand up against even the slightest scratching
on it to check it for logic. Sensible spending. Now
you can debate that fair enough. We can debate what's
sensible and what's not.
Speaker 5: We want to restore both the perception and reality of
respect in the judicial system.
Speaker 2: This is important, the perspective or the respect for the
judicial system and the reality that it can be respected.
He's talking to a man who had one misdemeanor blown
up into thirty six felonies illegally by a judge who
told the jury, you do not need to have a
unanimous verdict wild unconstitutional. The Supreme Court has already said
no in cases like that, it has to be a
unanimous verdict. One billionaire talking to another billionaire who's just
been threatened with prison time for a misdemeanor blown up
into thirty six feloties. The ism is what the extremism
is what that judges shouldn't be able to change basic
fundamental tenets of American law, like a unanimous verdict, you know.
Speaker 5: Stop the law affair and uh and I think that
that's like and how are the How are those even
right wing positions? I think those are just said that
that's just common sense and that's uh, I mean, would
you agree with that.
Speaker 2: The right wing positions because they're inconvenient to people who
seek to stop to death political opposition, people like the
folks at MSNBC.
Speaker 7: Den Trump has this one on one with Elon Musk tonight.
He's touting it as the interview of this century? Could
this venue offer the type of reset he wants? What
are you expecting from this?
Speaker 2: Could it?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 1: Mckmn. The reset is this.
Speaker 2: Elon Musk is not the free speech absolutist he likes
to think he is, or he'd fire his CEO, who
loves censorship. Elon Musk purchasing this platform, though, took it
out of the hands of Jack Dorsey, who is, well,
let's say, not necessarily happy, but willing to have the
FBI run the place and the Department of Homeland Security
in the White House.
Speaker 1: The watershed is this.
Speaker 2: As the share of the Mockingbird media's influence over American
society continues to erode and decrease, they continue down the
same path, which is meddling elections, and it becomes more
and more clear that bifurcation I talked about with the
cities people who have kids, the cities, people in the
cities not having kids, the suburbs becoming the place that
people who have kids live or people who want to
have kids move. The cities are the place where the
mockingbird media is consumed. The rural areas are the place
where people are steering around the mockingbird media. It's a
country within a country. But the watershed moment is this
no filter. That was a two hour conversation President Trump
and Elon Musk talking on cell phones for two hours
can't be done in the mockingbird media, where time is
shelf life. It can be done in settings like this
or in Joe Rogan's program, with will often do two
hour interviews. It is, in fact a review method. Kamala Harris,
who hopes to be the official figurehead, cannot cannot compete
in that environment because Kamala Harris does not exist.
Speaker 1: Donald Trump does. Kamala Harris has.
Speaker 2: The morals of a glass of water, well, not even
a glass of water, a morals.
Speaker 1: The morals of water shall fit.
Speaker 2: Into any container she has, any container she's presented that
will bring her power I'm not saying that Donald Trump
is really morally founded upon Christianity. I think he's getting there.
I think almost dying really got him there. I know
Elon must doesn't served the Lord Jesus, but I know this.
A two hour conversation between two men allows us to
measure the fruits of their labors. It allows us to
try to observe in them any semblance of love as
communicated through the Bible, and it allows us to take
their measure as they are not on a prompter, because
God gave us discernment, the gift of it to be
able to discern who are these people and what do
they intend for us.
Speaker 1: I'm really really glad this interview happened.
Speaker 2: In every big important moment like the attempted assassination President Trump,
there's that tendency for people to say, here's where everything
changed or could have changed to do that, particularly with
the ten seconds you're about to see that most people
have not seen because the news cycles moved on because
it wasn't all that important that hey, former president was
just about murdered and a retired volunteer police chief was murdered.
We'll look into this and what does it really mean,
what was the moment things really changed, really degraded for.
Speaker 1: The Secret Service.
Speaker 2: This could be shocking if you've not seen it. The
first time I saw it, I meant heard about it.
I heard rumors of it, I heard that it had happened.
But there has been so many things we've heard about
with the attempted murder of President Trump that I thought,
could this really be the case. What happens is that police,
local police on the scene knew, of course, for several minutes,
at least ten minutes, there was a shooter on the rooftop.
For about two minutes, they'd circled the building, guns drawn,
moving civilians out of the way. No one moved President
Trump back from the stage. No one took him off stage.
No one blew a whistle, no one blew an alarm,
no sniper took him out. All these things were allowed
to occur. A police officer risked his life getting up
on the building. It's a silent video. There's no sound.
They didn't put the sounds onto their camera. But let
me kind of show what's going on. They're going between
the two buildings. One officer is standing there. The officers
are going to go up says, hey, give me a lift,
give me a lift. He puts his hands out, and
this officer puts his right foot in. He's hoisted up
onto the rooftop. And as he gets up to the
rooftop he scales it, weapons ready, and he's on the roof.
The shooter turns around and has him absolutely dead to rights.
So the officer makes a reasonable decision to jump down
and to run to his vehicle. Now, it would be
tempting enough to say this is when it all changed,
this is when it all went bad. The officer runs
to his car, he retrieves his service weapon. He's out
of breath, as you would imagine. It would be tempting
to say, that's when it all could have changed. But
that's not when it all could have changed. The way
this adds up is the way we must divide it.
I'll explain in a second what I mean by adding
it up and dividing it, and what needs to change
and needs to change immediately.
Speaker 1: In regard to so.
Speaker 2: Called public service positions, change can be slow, it can
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mold's been going in there for a long time, you'd
take forever to air that out or not.
Speaker 1: It's up to you.
Speaker 2: You could be in a basement and that basement begins
something you're working on and you're changing around, and it
just stinks down there because it's a basement as you're
working on getting better ventilation and windows in there. You
could wait or not. You could have a habit like smoking,
and man, I hope you'll quit that habit, or have
a habit like my dad did of allowing twenty nine cats.
At one point, twenty nine cats lived in his garage
and under his garage, only three of them were non feral.
Speaker 1: That place stuck.
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Speaker 2: It wasn't that ten second video where that officer bravely
risked his life to get up on a rooftop and
wisely made the decision to jump down when the shooter
was able would have been able to shoot him in
the head from a very short distance. Well, that offer
was not able to produce his weapon. He wasn't fully
up on the roof. He made a good, smart, reasonable,
life sustaining decision to sprint to his car to retrieve
his rifle. What we've learned about the Secret Service is
the same thing we've learned about the CDC, which is
the same thing we've learned about the FDA, which is
the same thing we've learned about the FBI. There is
no accountability in the business world. There's something called piercing.
Speaker 1: The corporate shield.
Speaker 2: I learned about this when I was kind of well.
I wasn't welcomed in. I broke my way into the
world of raising money out of Silicon Valley with the
help of a friend, not a burglar. He's someone who
actually knew how to speak VC and he taught me.
When I got my first company funded through venture capital.
We had a meeting about the corporate shield and what
that meant. Their lawyers presented scenario after scenario to me
where they said things like this, this corporation can protect you,
it can protect us. People have to sue the corporation.
They don't get to directly sue us unless we pierced
the corporate shield or.
Speaker 1: Allow them to do that. What would that be?
Speaker 2: Things like this, If you Todd embezzled money or allowed
it to be embezzled, we the shareholders could sue you personally.
If you Todd falsified something like advertising records or allowed
them to be falsified on your watch, advertising clients could
sue you personally. We're not going to backstop such a thing.
If you do that, you're on your own legally. We
will not pay for your defense. Piercing the corporate shield
is hard to do, but it is done. We know
about pharmaceutical executives who have that God, gone to prison
and been issued huge finds for wildly on ethical treatment
of the human body of in fact, destroying that which
God considers as matter piece that's mankind made it his image,
male and female, made in his image. Government must no
longer have this effective, permanent shield. We need to reform,
and reform should work like this. When there is clear
line clear fraud or clear blatant rampant incompetence, we need
to have a formula for piercing the government shield. We
need to be able to go directly at the individuals
and to sue them I'm not saying on a wild
go nuts, wild West basis. I'm saying on a prescribed basis,
these activities mean you will pay for your own legal defense.
These activities mean the government shield does not apply. How
much could you have in that? For me? I would
start with basic, provable, demonstrable lies. The Secret Service lies consistently,
particularly about what happened on that shooting. So does the FBI.
I'd start there, and then on levels of basic incompetence
like this. If you have a published set of guidelines,
say for instance, on these Secret Service agents who are
to guard a president, and they are published, you would
have things like the body people around the president need
to be as big as, if not bigger than the
presidents or the principle reguarding why, because their bodies go
in between a potential shooter and the principle. If they're
smaller than the principle, then the shooter can get around them.
If you make a decision to bypass a basic standard
of protection, you are libel.
Speaker 1: If you make a decision to.
Speaker 2: Allow two of the three Secret Service shooters who were
on the neighboring rooftop to leave the building. One was sick,
one had to pee, The third had to go retrieve
the guy who went to pee because he forgot his
card key. That left an easy access time for the
shooter to do what he did. That's an unbelievable set
of affairs. I don't believe it happened that way. Sounds
like Jeff Epstein and the guard's falling asleep and the
camera's getting turned off. The nine one one tapes accident
being a race. Darn to stink and look. But if
it is incompetence, that level of incompetence should allow you
to pierce the corporate shield. If I, as a CEO
of a startup, had been so incompetent with shareholder money
that I'd said to my CFO, hey, don't bother balancing
the books, don't bother doing audits. It's just investor money.
We're going to get more, that level of incompetence should
have been punishable by me going to jail. Praise God,
I was smart enough, or humble enough, or afraid enough
to turn to my CFO on a weekly basis and go,
how are we doing with shareholder money? The same thing
is not true in Washington, d C.
Speaker 1: The reform is this, They're.
Speaker 2: People they're fallible, or to pray for them. We're not
to hate them, we're to love them.
Speaker 1: But we're also to have accountability. God's very clear about the.
Speaker 2: Stewarding of finances. Do it wisely in a way that
produces fruit well. Our finances, against our will sometimes are
used by government.
Speaker 1: It would be a godly.
Speaker 2: Thing to demand accountability. This is the Todd Hermann Show.
Please go, be well, be strong, be kind, and please
make every effort.
Speaker 1: It's a walk in the light of Christ.