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Speaker 1: Welcome to the Three Stories version of The Todd Herman Show.

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Story number one, do we really want our same sex

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attracted loved ones being purposely given HIV I don't? Story

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number two, the Department of Government Deficiency Panic smells.

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Speaker 2: Like that is going to say, sattle spirit, No smells

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like justice coming to me? Story number three. If your

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pastor doesn't.

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Speaker 1: Occasionally offend you or worry you, he's probably not in

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the Bible.

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Speaker 2: We'll talk about this with the help of.

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Speaker 1: Our free speech platform, The Todd Herman Show dot subsec

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dot com.

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Speaker 2: And thank you to God Almighty.

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Speaker 3: The Todd Herman Show is one disapproved but big pharma

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technocurrats and tyrants everywhere from the high mountains of Free America.

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Here's the Emerald City XI Todd to her.

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Speaker 4: Many, Today is the day the Lord has made, and

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these are the times to which God has decided to

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show life.

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Speaker 2: This might be difficult for people, but let's put ourselves

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in the.

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Speaker 1: Headspace of a parent who is of the mind that

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homosexuality is natural and this is the way people were made.

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Speaker 2: And truly, there are people who.

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Speaker 1: Were born I think people who are born same sex attracted,

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and there are people who are born with a lot

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of sexual appetites. A lot of us have them ourselves.

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I personally can't imagine how unbelievably difficult it would be

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to deny yourself sexual union your whole life. I I

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don't know that's a heck of across to carry, so

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let's not pretend it's not. But put your self in

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the mind of a parent.

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Speaker 2: Or a brother sister.

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Speaker 1: Whose kids or brother or sister is same sex attracted.

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You want the best for them, right, even if you're affirming,

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and especially if you're affirming, you love your family members.

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You want what's right, what's good for them. And incidentally,

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when I use that phrase same sex attracted, there are

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people who feel like that's a slur. I use that

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because I believe putting on yourself a primary identity other

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than made in God's image, or if you're not a believer,

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a son, a daughter, a creator, an artist, a thinker,

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a friend, those are I think firm, real identities.

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Speaker 2: I think the firmis identity is child of God.

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Speaker 1: I think shrill identities like I'm a black man, I'm

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a gay man, I think those are really thin identities

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that are easy, easy to have.

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Speaker 2: People use this tools of manipulation. That's why I use

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the phrase same sex attracted.

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Speaker 1: So do you want same sex attracted friends to have

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the best right? And I think of parents whose kids

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are same sex attracted, who are affirming and if they're

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looking at let's say sex said in the schools, that

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is really extreme. They're getting very descriptive and pushing those

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activities at a young age. I don't know any personally, parents

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or family memberses same sex attracted people say yeah, yeah, yeah,

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I get started young. I mean, I know there are

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people who have that view. I've never met them, but

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there's a guy who got a little bit of fame.

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He was in a Shopper's drug Mark beauty ad and

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he was wearing makeup, and he has a distinct view

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on what his responsibility is as someone who apparently enjoys

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having sexual relations with people he doesn't know well or

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just getting.

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Speaker 2: To know well.

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Speaker 1: I'll share this with you in just a second, because

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my question is do we really want this going on

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with and around our same sex attracted loved ones. I

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don't think so, because it's so bad for their body,

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but it's bad for something else. I mean, it's bad

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for their soul. Explain this in just a second.

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Speaker 2: Body and soul, you could say, are one.

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Speaker 1: Our bodies are designed as a place to store the

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Holy Spirit. When we give ourselves to Jesus, they become

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a tabernacle, a temple for the Holy Spirit, or to

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for them and tosteward them. To remember that they're made

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in God's image, so therefore dear to him his masterpiece.

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The outward manifestations of that, you know, like, look I

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gave in I went tanning for seal fit. No, I'm

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addicted to tanning is an ego thing. Probably I like

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the way I look better tan sue me. But there's

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also the inward manifestations that you don't see, but sometimes

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you feel if you're walking around constantly bloated, it can

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be embarrassing. You probably know what I mean. If you're

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constantly bloated because there's you know, noises and such. Just

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trying to be clear, you know what that happening. You

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also have the discomfort weight these pants used to fit,

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and then trying to sleep that way.

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Speaker 2: That is a chore.

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Speaker 1: If that's coming along with a great deal of stress,

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you're constantly stressed.

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Speaker 2: Fight or flight. You might have a cortisol problem.

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Speaker 1: In addition to a regularity problem, which might mean that

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you have a magnesium problem. Let's add one last symptom

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to this trouble falling to sleep and staying a sleep

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that's beginning to sound like a magnesium deficiency, and don't

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feel weird. Eighty percent of Americans are short on magnesium.

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So with a quick way to go do this and

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get conned is go to China Mart pick up a

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magnesium supplement that's not going to work because it's synthetic.

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Speaker 2: So this is this.

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Speaker 1: Man who got featured in this shopper's drug mart ad

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and he was wearing makeup and this is his view

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on sexual relations and his responsibility as a fellow human being.

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Speaker 5: But HIV positive on my like on my profiles, people

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don't want to touch you. And remember being on a

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date with someone, so I brought him back to my place,

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was like, okay, like I need to tell you something,

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like I'm HIV positive, and I remember he looked at me.

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It was like him. I was like I thought he

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was going to be of me. He was like I

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can't believe you wouldn't tell me, and like you gave

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me HIV and like was just like wow, losing his mind.

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And I'm like, no, that's not possible. Even if I

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bled on you like an open wound, like that wouldn't happen.

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I'm undetectable and you know, but he just like didn't

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want to hear it now, like the way the law goes,

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like being undetectable, like I really don't have to like

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just close my status anythink about it, like anyone that

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you meet on your first date or if like you're

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hooking app like are you like I have diabetes, I

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have high blood pressure. You're not telling them any of

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this HIV is now, Like, if you are undetectable, like,

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you don't necessarily, like have to disclose that. I don't

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think you're putting anyone at any risk that you have

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to like necessarily go through that. But it's because of

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the stigma and shame that I feel like I have

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to disclose. People would look at that as betrayal.

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Speaker 1: Yes, people would look at that as betrayal. I mean,

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if you had a cold or a flu, and I'm

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gonna guess I'm just guessing here that you might have

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been on the side of the political spectrum that said

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stay home, stay safe.

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Speaker 2: I'm guessing.

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Speaker 1: It is your moral obligation to disclose something like that.

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That there are people who have herpes, and if they

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don't have a breakout, they probably can't give you herpes.

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But what if the breakouts just beginning and they don't know. See,

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in the worlds of same sex attraction, there are some

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physical realities, particularly with men, where if you're not disclosing,

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I think you have intent, at least a passive intent.

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Speaker 2: To pass this on.

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Speaker 1: I don't want this for people. I don't want that

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man's soul further damaged by passing on a communicable disease,

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And somehow, in the world of what you might call

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queer politics, speaking for limits here.

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Speaker 2: Or saying no, you.

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Speaker 1: Do morally owe that to people, somehow can be construed

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as oh, oh, so you hate same sex attracted people.

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Speaker 2: By wanting notification. No.

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Speaker 1: No, it's much more about thinking again, of affirming parents

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or loved ones, brothers and sisters. How can you be

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okay with a man taking that position? I truly and

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for real don't understand it. Story number two. So there

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is a ton of panic about the Department of Government efficiency,

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and to me this smells a lot like justice is

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coming and justice has to come. They're busting in protesters

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to defend USAID, which has been absolutely, in my judgment,

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proven to be a CIA passed through that's causing color

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revolutions in other countries and even here. But there are

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a series of statements and happenings around this that indicate

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to me they're circling not just the wagons, they're circling

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our wagons against us. And all that's happened so far

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is we have been given potential power. Because people will

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say that information is power. That's one of the biggest

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scams in the world. Information most certainly is not power.

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Information is potential power. We're at the potentiation stage. So

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explain this in just a second. I'm gonna give you

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some information that is potential power for your use. You

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can choose to use it or not. If you're my

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age and you've been active at all in your life,

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or you're in any of the careers that cause you

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to be active or cause you to sit a lot,

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you probably end up with inflammation. I feels like your

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legs has swollen, your back swollen. You can't ever like

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roll it out or stretch it out. That stuff can

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get so bad that you're going to start to limit

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your movements. When you limit my movements, you open yourself

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up for injury, such as, Man, it hurts what I

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bend down, so I'm not gonna bend down. Hurts when

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I put my arm like this, So I'm not gonna

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put my arm like this. Suddenly in life you're gonna

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need to put your arm like this, or you're gonna

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need to shovel snow. But there's gonna be a kid dropping.

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You'd have to pop down and pick them up. If

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you don't deal with the information, now your body has atropheed.

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That's where you get these sudden injuries. And dude, I'm

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telling you, I know guys my age who have thrown

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their back out getting.

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Speaker 2: Out of a couch.

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Speaker 1: I've watched it happen. Guys. I'm not making fun of them,

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except I am. Don't let this happen to you. Don't

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mask the pain with iberprofin iyberprofen causes information. Don't give

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Speaker 1: That's get krill dot com slash Todd. So in the

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Toddarmer Show we look at some of the patterns in life.

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Speaker 2: Pattern recognition has been a big.

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Speaker 1: Thing for us, and it's so cool for me to

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start seeing other people talk about how pattern recognition is

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our friend in an era where we don't know who

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to trust. I mean, through patterns we can figure out

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who to trust. When the Department of Government Deficiency came

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along and it had vivid Ramaswami in it, I didn't

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like it. Powder recognition with me and vivic guy used

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to be a liberal until about five minutes ago. He

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was pro lockdown until about five minutes ago. He was

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big pharma until about five minutes ago. So I didn't

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trust him when he was moved out by Elon Musk.

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I think, very, very wisely, I can have a better

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level of trust with Elon Musk because Elon Musk has

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been an iconoclass. He's been a changer of things, he's

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been attacker of systems. He's been pretty apolitical, he's been

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pretty good on free speech. He has used a ton

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of government money to build his companies, and he hasn't

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always paid us back. He's been consistent in that, and

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I think that he had a huge stake in the game.

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Given what happened to his son in regard to woke

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medical politics, I think that really put his focus on

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changing the world. These are patterns I can recognize with Elon.

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Speaker 2: Now.

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Speaker 1: On the other side of this, he's a transhumanist who

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wants to put a computer chip in my mind and

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I'm not in so far that's not being.

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Speaker 2: Forced upon us.

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Speaker 1: So there's reasons to be cautious about him. But what

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is he really doing at the Department of Government Efficiency.

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him on the Apartment of Government Efficiency right now. They're

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going after some of his employees because they're young. No,

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just say that they're young. No, there's no other attacks

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they're young. It happens that they are legitimate geniuses. One

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of these guys used a computer algorithm he created to

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crack a two thousand year old scroll written in code

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that no one had been able to figure out. He

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did this just after he graduated high school. But they're young, well,

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and they sleep in the office place. Elon Musk has

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announced that these guys are going to be sleeping in

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the office place so they can work through the night.

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He said that in regard the government, working at night

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is a superpower because no one else does. Working on

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weekends is a superpower because no one else does. He's

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in a race against a bureaucracy that doesn't want him

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to see. Think about this from a perspective of pattern recognition.

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husband's on his cell phone, he sees you coming and

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puts it.

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Speaker 2: Down every time.

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Speaker 1: Every time, did we get curious about why is it

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every time I come in the room. You do that,

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I would be powder recognition. Every time you walk into

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your teenager's room. Let's see, your teenager lives upstairs, and

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your footsteps start upstairs, you hear shuffling around, and then

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walk up and there's air freshener sprade all over the place.

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Every time powdered recognition. What are you trying to cover up?

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Powder recognition? They don't want to have this information. So

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as they started to look at where USAID spending is going,

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and oh, look, it's going here to help the Taliban

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grow poppies. For Mike Benz has credit for this too.

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Mike has been looking in this for years. Oh it's

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going here to create a color revolution in this country. Oh,

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it's being spent in the United States of America to

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elect DA's district attorneys who will not file criminal charges

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against criminals pro criminal das.

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Speaker 2: They put twice as much money into this.

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Speaker 1: Your tax dollars through USAID that George Soros himself did.

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As these numbers begin to add up, or for instance,

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the trillion dollars trillion dollars that Elon Musk's team is

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found being spent on.

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Speaker 2: DEI Office's one trillion bucks.

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Speaker 1: When we already have the Ecomployment Opportunity Act, you don't

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get to discriminate against people because of the race. But

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as we know, DEI is not about that. It's about

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racial preference hiring. As they uncover that, you have people panicking,

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you have people quitting their jobs, their careers, their careerists,

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and you have people like Margaret Brennan. So, Margaret Brennan

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is one of those so called journalists who think she

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is so very smart. She's the lady who said that

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to jd Vance, the Vice President. She said to him

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with this self satisfied smirk on her face. Well, America

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is a very neignation. It's a country of immigrants.

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Speaker 2: Smirk smirk. And Jadvance hamster so.

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Speaker 1: Well, she recently was talking about waste, government waste, and

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she was talking with representative Masts.

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Speaker 2: She asked a question about government waste.

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Speaker 6: Herging of people throughout the State Department, other agencies where

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we're freezing aid. These are all very important and user

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steps to make sure that we secure America. We're going

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to support that.

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Speaker 7: I'm sorry, can I follow up on what you just

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said there? You want to authorize purging of State Department personnel.

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What does that mean exactly?

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Speaker 6: Well, if you want to take a look at the

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State Department where DEI has been a priority over let's say, diplomacy,

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in many accounts, I can give you hundreds of examples

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of where they were. Sure, let's list them off. Half

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a million dollars to expand atheism in Nepal, fifty thousand

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dollars to do let's see a transgender opera in Colombia,

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forty seven thousand dollars to do an LGBTQ trans comic

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book in Peru, twenty thousand dollars a pop to do

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drag shows in Ecuador? Shall I continue with more examples

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of where.

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Speaker 7: It certainly seems like there could be a review of things.

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Four and eight, as you know, is less than one

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percent of the entire federal budget. So we're talking small

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amounts of money by comparison's still.

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Speaker 1: Talking, Well, no, Margaret Brenden, we're not talking small amounts

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of money. Foreign aid on an official base, an official

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basis is one percent. When it's laundered, we don't know

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what it is. Foreign aid laundered through USAID has been

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relatively invisible because it's just usaid. Foreign aid through State

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Department programs that aren't listed as foreign aid.

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Speaker 2: We don't get to audit that in and of itself.

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Ukraine is foreign aid. We don't get to audit the

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Federal Reserve. Guys, If what we're.

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Speaker 1: Finding in usaid is impressive in regard to fraud and waste,

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imagine what can be hidden in.

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Speaker 2: The Federal Reserve.

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Speaker 1: There's a reason that senior diplomats are quitting rather than

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have people see what they're doing. A senior guy with

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the US Treasury, guy named David Lebrick announced his retirement,

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and he did this because the Department of Government Efficiency

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had sought to get some information from the payment systems

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and what Elon Musk's team figured out. These young guys,

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who are you know, young, they're truly Wired Magazine wrote

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a hit piece on these three guys. Legitimately because they're young,

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the criticism stopped. Well, they work for Elon Musk and

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they've never been government employees before, so they can't do math.

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Speaker 2: All they're doing.

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Speaker 1: Is writing scripts and codes to more quickly assess where

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moneys are going.

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Speaker 2: That's what they're doing.

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Speaker 1: They're giving Elon and the team quick visibility into massive

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amounts of data. And they're doing it quickly and visibly.

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That's all they're doing. What they've identified, according to Musk,

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is that the Treasury has never denied a payment, even

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when it's been going to known terrorist organizations or fraudulent organizations,

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They've never denied a payment.

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Speaker 2: This is why the panic exists. If the payment is.

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Speaker 1: Going to a non governmental organization located in the United

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States of America that is providing services across the globe,

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that's foreign aid. But that's not the way it's recorded.

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It's recorded as domestic money to a domestic organization. So

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Margaret Brennan's assertion that foreign aid is less less than

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one percent of our budget, it doesn't stand up to scrutiny.

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Speaker 2: So this guy quit.

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Speaker 1: Instead of allowing must to have visibility into this. Chuck Schumer,

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and we're gonna skip a lead ahead here just a second.

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Speaker 2: Chuck Schumer.

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Speaker 1: He went to give a press conference on this. Chuck Schumer,

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who participated in kicking Joe Biden out of the presidential

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candidacy and was certainly almost certainly part of the conversation

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around the twenty fifth Amendment that apparently they had with

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Barack Hussein Obama, calling the figure out Biden and saying, Hey,

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if you don't step down for running in the race,

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we're going to kick you out of the presidency using

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the twenty fifth Amendment. Chuck Schumer almost a certainly part

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of that, certainly part of hey no no National Guard.

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On Jen six, Chuck Schumer both clown and leftist activists

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in an undeeply ungodly man deeply ungodly Chuck Schumer called

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a press conference to issue a whole bunch of hyperventilating

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alarms about information. People getting information can't stop anything. The

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Department of Government Efficiency can't cancel usaid, they can't cancel

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the spending. They can call the spending out, and then

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President Trump, as he has done, one can freeze this spending.

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Now you can have a constitutional discussion about that.

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Speaker 2: It's a good one.

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Speaker 1: Congress is the one that meants money. But when this

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money's go to bureaucratic organizations, those bureaucrats work for President Trump.

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Stands to logic to me that the chief executive of

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the bureaucracy can say to the bureaucracy, remember that money

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Congress gave us, don't spend it. This stands the reason

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to me, here's Chuck Schumer before our.

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Speaker 8: Very eyes, an elect sorry, before our very eyes, and

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unelected shadow government is conducting a hostile takeover the federal government.

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Last Friday, Doge forcefully gained access to the Treasury Department's

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payment systems and to the most sensitive information of virtually

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every US citizen. Donald Trump basically handed Doge the social

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security data of virtually every American citizen Donald Trump. He

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gave Donald Trump gave Doge access to America's personal tax

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refund data. He gave dosee access to people's Medicare and

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Medicaid benefits, disability payment data, veteran benefit data. Worst of all,

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we don't know what Doge intends to do. If you

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want to know how an unelected shadow government operates, look

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no further than does.

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Speaker 1: This is one of the clowns who allowed unelected State

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Department sponsored groups to get information to your social media accounts,

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your handles and shut you down. This is one of

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the clowns who has no problem with the intelligence services

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bypassing the need for a warrant, by going out and

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doing massive spending deals with ad tech companies to be

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able to identify you where every walk in the country

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by your device idea or device proximities. They can in

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very short order track you given your phone or your watch.

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And he's deeply, deeply concerned about a non government entity. Well,

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first of all, it is a government entity. Secondly, here's

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what they're doing. They're taking data and displaying it so

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that we have the potential power, the power to cut

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a trillion dollars in spending. Are trillion dollars related to

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racial preference hiring, which is in fact racism and which

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is in fact illegal. What they're concerned about, of course,

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is their ability to say to donors, oh, no, we

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can get you the money. We don't want to get caught.

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No one gets caught. Everybody does it this way. We

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will funnel this through USAID, who will funnel through NGOs.

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There's two steps of separation. New ones ever gonna know,

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we gave it to you, the same USAID who is

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apparently paying to have relationships with the Chinese communist parties.

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Biolabs imagine that. Speaking of biolabs, this is all related.

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The fight to save USAID is a fight to save

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unelected a bureaucracy, is a fight to save money laundering,

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is a fight to save big companies. Who've used marketing

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power through lobbying to destroy America's health RFK Junior in

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a discussion with Bernie Sanders, who somehow, let's give us

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some credit. Let's give Bernie credit. Somehow he succeeded in

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not talking about a onesie.

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Speaker 9: I'm going to make America healthier than other countries in

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the world.

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Speaker 10: Right now, you're guaranteed do what every other major country.

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It's a simple question.

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Speaker 9: And by the way, Bernie, you know the problem of

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corruption is not just in the federal agents, is in

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hungress to almost all the members of this panel are accepting,

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including yourself, are accepting millions of dollars from the pharmaceutical

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and protecting their interests.

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Speaker 10: Oh I thought that that would no.

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Speaker 3: No.

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Speaker 10: I ran for president like you. I got millions, millions

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of contributions. They did not come from the executives, not

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one nickel of pack money from the pharmaceuticals, and they came.

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Speaker 9: To work twenty twenty eight. In twenty twenty you were

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the single largest because I receiver pharmaceuticalmonations.

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Speaker 10: From workers all over this country.

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Speaker 3: Workers.

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Speaker 2: You were this, not a nickel from corporate You was the.

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Speaker 9: Single largest pharmaceutical.

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Speaker 10: Dollars from workers in five million, Yeah, out of two

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hundred millions.

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Speaker 2: All right, but you have not answered that.

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Speaker 1: The panic in the muppets face. You know, they're so

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good with the muppets. They're so lifelike, aren't they. It's

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almost like he's really alive. The panic in Birdie said, no, no, no,

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no form of money from executives or packs.

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Speaker 2: What about the junior executives and the companies?

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Speaker 11: Why aren't.

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Speaker 1: The panic around the Department of Government efficiency doze or

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dough Those sounds cooler.

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Speaker 2: It smells like justice coming.

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Speaker 1: And by the way, if someone seeing how you spend

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your money causes you a conniption fit, you should probably

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think about how you're stewarding God's funds. If panic about

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how you're spending other people's money happens, you should probably

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think about the phrase you shall not steal. Story number three.

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If your pastor. If you go to a church and

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you have never left a sermon feeling uncomfortable, you are

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probably in a church where your pastor is not in

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the Bible. The Bible should cause us discomfort from time

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to time. I mean, it's a great source of comfort.

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God is our hope and our ultimate stronghold. He is

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our anecdote to spiritual warfare against us. It is the

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source of knowledge that is eternal. The fear of the

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Lord is the beginning of wisdom. We're told to take

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the words to the Bible, write them on our minds

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and our foreheads, to teach our kids daily, to use

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teaching opportunities to show the word of God, to repeat

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the word of God. Often we're told in times of

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great despair to praise God. It's crazy, crazy advice, isn't it.

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You're in ultimate despair and you're finding ways to praise

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God because, first of all, gratitude is a great anecdote

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to despair. Secondly, because God likes his word. He created

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it for us. He wants us to share a shit

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And from time to time, if your pastor doesn't make

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you uncomfortable, he is not. In the Bible, think of

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the number of times that the Lord Jesus made his

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apostles uncomfortable. The Last Supper. Peter said, but Lord, I

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would die for you, And the Lord Jesus said, Peter, truly,

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I tell you, before the cock crows three times tonight,

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you will deny me three times. And you know Peter

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heard that in this gut twisted. You know that his

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face probably got red. He was probably angry, like, how

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dare you? I've given up everything for you, right? I

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left my profession of fishing for perhaps a business I owned.

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Peter was the sole disciple we know to have been married,

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and tradition tells us that his wife often went on

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these trips with him. She was in fact killed before

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he was. She was crucified. As she was being crucified,

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Peter said, think of the Lord, but in that moment,

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Jesus made him really uncomfortable. And then think of how

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uncomfortable he was when Peter did deny the Lord three times.

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And in one of the Gospels, on that third time,

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Peter's talking to a teenage girl.

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Speaker 2: Ah, Jesus Nazareth? Is that a place?

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Speaker 1: On that third time? Listen, girl, I'm telling you I

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don't know this man. He looks over and there's Jesus

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looking at him. Now, for you or me, we'd be

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reading her with their hands behind her back. Peter going, dude,

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See told you, I bet Jesus just looked at him

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sadly because he knew what would happen. And of course

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later Jesus forgave Peter evidently forgave him by asking him

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an uncomfortable question. And do you know the question he

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asked him that made him so uncomfortable. I'll tell you

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this in just a second. Discomfort is often a sign

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that you need to make a change. So I want

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to make it uncomfortable about something you do every day,

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because I wants you to change.

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Speaker 2: Every single day.

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Speaker 1: You wash your body every single day, or your hands,

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you're probably using soap from a company that hates your values,

542
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a company that makes their products, perhaps in communist China,

543
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perhaps with slave labor, and probably gives money to causes

544
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you can't stand, almost certainly connected to big corporate entities

545
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that are cosying up to government to force you to

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purchase their products. Then there's Alan Soap, completely clean. It's

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made in America by a family of three generations and

548
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soap biging expertise. It has no chemicals in it, it

549
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is one hundred percent natural, and the fragrances come out

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of the mind of a young guy who the rest

551
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of the world, the party, in other words, would like

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to see stored at a box. Instead, he works every

553
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single day at Alan Soap's inventing fragrances and in packaging

554
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quality control, despite the fact that he is effectively nonverbal.

555
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Because of the autism spectrum and where he sits on that,

556
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and because of the eighteen operations he's been through at

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the age of fourteen, He's got all sorts of structural

558
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health problems. Allan's is about more than soap. Alan works there.

559
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Then came Ian Ian's also on the autism spectrum. He's

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Alan's brother. Then came Amy. She had late onset autism.

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She was neurotypical, and then something gave her autism. Can

562
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you imagine how frustrating it is being told that, hey,

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you can no longer work fruitfully. She works fruitfully at

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Alan's Completely Clean Soap. Go to aunsoaps dot com slash

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todd if you're uncomfortable continuing to support big companies that

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don't care about your values ansap dot com slash tod,

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you get ten percent.

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Speaker 2: Of all of their products there.

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Speaker 1: So after forgiving Peter, obviously bringing him back into the fold,

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after the Lord Jesus was resurrected, he said to Peter,

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do you love me? And what the Lord Jesus was

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saying in the type of love he was talking about

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was a type of love that can never die, unreservedly,

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without any hesitation, willing to do anything for me. Do

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you love me that way? And Peter said, Lord, you

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know I.

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Speaker 2: Love you as a brother, Then feed my sheep.

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Speaker 1: Peter, do you love me in a way that will

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never change? It's unreserved we do anything for me. Lord,

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you know I love you as a brother, Then feed

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my sheep. And the Lord asked him a third time,

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three times. It's very very important in the Bible. Peter

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did something really important. He didn't make a promise he

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couldn't keep, and then he went and kept it the

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one he couldn't make.

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Speaker 2: When he was facing crucifixion.

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Speaker 1: Tradition tells us that after his wife was killed in

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front of him, he asked to be crucified upside down

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because he was not worthy to die as.

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Speaker 2: The Lord died.

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Speaker 1: So, if your pastor doesn't make you uncomfortable, sometimes he's

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probably not in the Bible. This is a United Methodist pastor,

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and he's explaining that during his Christmas Eve sermon, he

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did not preach about Jesus Christ, you know, Christmas, because

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he didn't want to offend anyone.

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Speaker 12: And so we got the idea that a bunch of

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us from the church could come here for Kabalat Shabbat's service,

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and then a group from the church end the synagogue

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could go next door to the parson where Charlene and

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I could feed everybody for dinner, and then finally come

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back in here and share Christmas Eve services. It was

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kind of a Friday night marathon. The relationship was still new,

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and I was feeling sensitive and maybe overly eager not

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to offend anybody. So I decided to preach my Christmas

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Eve sermon about angels. What could be less offensive than angels?

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That was okay, But afterwards one of the members of

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the synagogue came up to me and said, your sermon

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was nice, but I expected to hear something about Jesus.

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Speaker 3: Now.

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Speaker 12: In my defense, as you may have noticed, the whole

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Christmas story we've just heard read so beautifully, Jesus is

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never mentioned. All twenty Versus, Jesus is never mentioned by name,

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since he doesn't even get a name till eight years

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eight days later, Caesar Augustus, the Roman emperor gets mentioned

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by name. Even Quairrinius, the governor of Syria, gets named.

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Mary and Joseph, of course, are named but even in retrospect,

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looking back and telling the story, Jesus.

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Speaker 2: Is not named.

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Speaker 12: Angels, on the other hand, receive four very honorable mentions.

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Angels are all over the Christmas story.

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Speaker 1: Angels presaging the coming of the Messiah are mentioned. Jesus

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Christ is mentioned and alluded to from the very beginning

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of the Bible. Throughout he is predicted, he is presaged,

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He's prophesied about throughout the entire Bible through many of

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the names that he still holds. But yet, don't offend people.

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If your pasture doesn't occasionally cause you to feel convicted,

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he's probably not in the Bible. Which brings me back

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to my major concern about what's called the gay gospel.

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I don't know why it's on my heart, I can guess,

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but I really want the American Church to do a

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far better job of welcoming same sex attracted people. And

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I think the way to do that is to confess

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all of us have sexual sin, we've been tempted by,

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we've given into, and no person who is opposite sex attracted,

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no person who is opposite sex attracted, can possibly understand

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the difficulty in what we ask of same sex attracted people.

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If these are feelings you cannot conquer, do not give

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into the activity, do not have sexual relations. We got

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to start admitting we're asking them to carry across most

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of us refuse to carry. You got to get this

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otherwise we end up with more circumstances. Likes churches having

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a separate Christmas set apart for LGB so called t members.

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They call it a Queer Christmas.

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Speaker 11: And welcome to our fourth annual Queer Christmas Service. This

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is my favorite queer worship of the year because our

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ministry here at Trinity United began with Queer Christmas four

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years ago, and so it's a really special time for

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our community.

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Speaker 13: And please join me in the call to worship. Blessed

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be the non conforming One, God who took took on flesh,

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the theopress of an immigrant, of an infant whose family

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and birth was anything but traditional. This Holy One won't

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be hindered by social norms. She defies our expectations, She

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challenges our conditions. She awakened to new possibilities. Praise be

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to God, the queerest of us. All come, let us

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walk in this good way. Let us belong to one another,

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just as we belong to God.

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Speaker 1: At no time in the Bible is God referred to

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with a feminine pronoun. You're offending God in a worship

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service on Christmas because the truth of what the Bible

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says about human sexual activity is difficult for unmarried, same

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sex attracted people, well, I mean unmarried.

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Speaker 2: Opposite sex attracted.

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Speaker 1: It is impossibly difficult for many same sex attracted people.

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You are looking at them in the eye and say,

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never have sexual relations Never have that relationship. It is

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difficult for married people who have sometimes been in really

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difficult marriage is or have felt unseen on, heard, uncared for,

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and have ended up choosing to commit adultery and later

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feeling tremendous guilt about this. But the Bible is clear

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on these things. I don't believe you can love and

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lie consistently. I mean we all fall short, but I

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do not think you can lovingly lie your loved ones

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away from God.

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Speaker 2: I don't think that's love. This is the Todd Hermann Shaw.

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Speaker 1: Please go, be well, be strong, be kind, and please

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make every effort to walk in the light of Christ.

