Speaker 1: There is a rule in radio, and I know this
Speaker 1: is not radio, it's podcasting, and I know I'm on
Speaker 1: video and not just floating through the ether. Although it
Speaker 1: makes conversations like this easier honestly, just to do it
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Speaker 1: that's part of the game. There's no way I can
Speaker 1: add value to the discussion around what happened in Texas.
Speaker 1: I can't. The only way to add value to this
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Speaker 1: this point. So we'll do that the best I can,
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Speaker 1: Today is the day the Lord has made, and these
Speaker 1: are the times so which God has decided we shall left.
Speaker 1: Oh gosh, where were you? Isn't that the question we
Speaker 1: asked at times like these? Where were you when you
Speaker 1: heard about the floods? When you're read about them? And
Speaker 1: what are the images that are seered in your mind?
Speaker 1: I mean, there's so many. And we'll look at some
Speaker 1: of the videos today of how quickly the water rose.
Speaker 1: Some of the things that are seared into my mind
Speaker 1: are the utterly disgusting, horrible, reprehensible, reprobate comments from people
Speaker 1: like Jay Insley, the former dictator of the separate country
Speaker 1: of Washington State. And we'll show you what Insley said.
Speaker 1: He was among many who decided to dance upon the graves,
Speaker 1: not even graves. These people aren't even buried yet, and
Speaker 1: they've been judged. Here's the fruit of your heart. The
Speaker 1: fruit of your heart is as people are freezing to
Speaker 1: death soaked with water. Yes, I know Texas is warm,
Speaker 1: but you stay in a river like that for four hours?
Speaker 1: See how you do.
Speaker 2: That?
Speaker 1: The instinct, it's such an instinct. And no it's not.
Speaker 1: This isn't a lizard brain thing. This is an utterly
Speaker 1: cold heart who looks a thing like this knowing what
Speaker 1: they're saying is untrue. And comes out and blames cuts
Speaker 1: to the National Weather Service, National Oceanic and Noah, those
Speaker 1: cuts don't happen until October of twenty twenty five. That's
Speaker 1: not yet, or that it's climate change. When floods like
Speaker 1: this happen in Texas with some regularity, and that's the instinct.
Speaker 1: That image is seared into my mind. And I am
Speaker 1: a finite human being. I mean, where all eternal beings
Speaker 1: will choose to go one place or the other, but
Speaker 1: God's infinite wisdom. He knew people like Nzi would say this.
Speaker 1: He knew people like this woman who works at the
Speaker 1: New York Times and say what she said, a former
Speaker 1: MSNBC commentator, and Stephanopolis, all of them with the same lie.
Speaker 1: That's not really adding value. That's this good old fashioned
Speaker 1: talk radio outrage. Look what the other side did. It's empty.
Speaker 1: One of the images that seared into my mind is
Speaker 1: one that if I was a parent, be one of
Speaker 1: the happiest images of my life. A twelve year old
Speaker 1: girl was found by rescuers in a tree in You know,
Speaker 1: this does not look like she has a firm grip
Speaker 1: on that tree. I mean, she cannot put her arms
Speaker 1: all the way around the trunk. She's sitting on a
Speaker 1: branch as close to the tree as she can get,
Speaker 1: but her feet are not far from the water. And
Speaker 1: if the water was receding at this point, well that's
Speaker 1: better news. But the water was rising at that point.
Speaker 1: Eventually she's going to have to figure out a way
Speaker 1: to climb up. She's twelve, and as I look at
Speaker 1: the picture, I can't fathom how she got up there,
Speaker 1: other than perhaps the water level was that high that
Speaker 1: she was able to rab that tree and sits and
Speaker 1: praise God Almighty be found. So for the family, Mom
Speaker 1: and Dad, that has to be one of the greatest
Speaker 1: pictures they've ever seen. What about the other side of this?
Speaker 1: Images are incredibly powerful things. And I bet you, I
Speaker 1: will bet you that there are TV shows in the planning,
Speaker 1: Netflix series in the planning to find a way to
Speaker 1: wrap this all around President Trump's neck. I bet you
Speaker 1: that's happening. I know what's happening in the Mockingbird media.
Speaker 1: I know what Stephanopolis said, and I bet this is
Speaker 1: all being planned. On the other hand, there are these
Speaker 1: miraculous stories that's this rescuer saved one hundred and sixty
Speaker 1: five people will talk about that one guy first ever
Speaker 1: swim mission as a coastguard of a coast Guard, a
Speaker 1: Coastguard soldier member, one hundred and sixty five people, one swimmer,
Speaker 1: first ever engagement. I would bet there'd be a movie
Speaker 1: about that, except well, then Trump. Now, maybe this is
Speaker 1: something that Angel Studios could make because these girls, so
Speaker 1: many of them lost, were from this Christian camp. The
Speaker 1: head of that camp was lost. He was apparently fighting
Speaker 1: to save these girls, as you would expect. The dad
Speaker 1: who saved this entire family. His mom and dad, I believe,
Speaker 1: were there. I know his daughter was, I know his
Speaker 1: wife was. He punched his arm, punched his hand through
Speaker 1: a window and lifted them up and then bled out.
Speaker 1: And you'll hear from the family today. Maybe Angel Students
Speaker 1: can tell these stories, tell the story of God's grace
Speaker 1: in this. But then what about the other side, people
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Speaker 1: com slash todd. If you go back and look at
Speaker 1: this image and you look at this from the other perspective,
Speaker 1: saying that parents who lost their kids in this are
Speaker 1: gonna say, oh, I wish she was lost. No, far
Speaker 1: from it. They will be able to praise God. Praise God.
Speaker 1: She was found, But what about mine? Why did my
Speaker 1: daughter not love Jesus enough? Did we not pray enough?
Speaker 1: I've seen already. I've seen people on social media say, oh,
Speaker 1: you're Jesus sure loved that Christian camp, didn't he. I've
Speaker 1: seen replies a gentleman lost his girl, his beautiful, beautiful daughter.
Speaker 1: Oh Lord, God, hold on h later this week. I
Speaker 1: think I hope it's not today, because if it is,
Speaker 1: I'm gonna break down. This dad posted a video of
Speaker 1: his little girl singing she was honored to give a
Speaker 1: solo and he just asked for prayers for her because
Speaker 1: he doesn't get to see her right now. But she
Speaker 1: knew Jesus. She's in his arms and she could never
Speaker 1: be disappointed and betrayed. She's in his arms. And if
Speaker 1: I think about that, I think about them no prize.
Speaker 1: There were people who answered prayers, and there was the
Speaker 1: oh thoughts on prayers lol, or there was this one
Speaker 1: no prayers for the other kids. There was one that
Speaker 1: came out and said, man, that Jesus sure loved your girl. Lol.
Speaker 1: The fruits they're right there they're right there. So what
Speaker 1: to say? Well, number one, we were not designed for this.
Speaker 1: We are broken. So when you talk about the problem
Speaker 1: pain and people say, but why why does God allow
Speaker 1: terrible things happen to good people? Because we're broken. You know,
Speaker 1: this is a simple and in a brutally simple and
Speaker 1: maybe banal and silly and hopefully not offensive metaphor. But
Speaker 1: I once made the mistake of buying a Jaguar used
Speaker 1: for my dear friend. And it was a fine car.
Speaker 1: It just got to a point where it wasn't a
Speaker 1: fine car. So what have these strange things happened? Like
Speaker 1: the driver's side door wouldn't work. So here's this Jaguar
Speaker 1: and I'm crawling over the center council and getting out
Speaker 1: the side door, and people found that very strange. Gosh,
Speaker 1: that's a Jaguar. Why why Well, because it's broken. Wasn't
Speaker 1: designed this way. It's broken, see but now most offensive,
Speaker 1: but it's emotional insulation. We were not designed for this.
Speaker 1: We chose brokenness. And that man that opens up a
Speaker 1: whole theological thing. Well wait, you say, you have this omnipotent, omniscience,
Speaker 1: all knowing, all seeing, ever present, God, all powerful, So
Speaker 1: why why this plan I don't know, but I know
Speaker 1: this because the plan very evidently sets up the fact
Speaker 1: that the new Heaven and the New Earth will contain
Speaker 1: no pain, will contain no regret, will contain no disagreement,
Speaker 1: no argument, no death, and no one in the New
Speaker 1: Heaven and the New Earth will be questioning God. And
Speaker 1: so perhaps what God needed us to do is to
Speaker 1: spend a good long time making a decision for him,
Speaker 1: because He could have designed Garden of Eden. He knew
Speaker 1: what the devil as acting as the Serpent, was going
Speaker 1: to happen. He could have said, you know now, I'm
Speaker 1: not gonna let him do that, in which case we
Speaker 1: never would have known pain, We never would have known
Speaker 1: the alternative. We never would have had an opportunity to
Speaker 1: experience our own free will. And man, I don't know
Speaker 1: about you. If your own free will has ever driven
Speaker 1: you into dissent? Has it and you've had to be
Speaker 1: rescued by someone who God works through to literally save
Speaker 1: your spiritual existence? Has that ever happened to you? So
Speaker 1: God has a new Heaven and a new Earth, and
Speaker 1: the people who know the Lord Jesus are going there
Speaker 1: know him rather and accept him and agree to be
Speaker 1: changed by him and accept them as their Lord and savior.
Speaker 1: They're going there. So the problem with pain, bad things
Speaker 1: happening to good people. It's a broken world. We broke it.
Speaker 1: So this image, this girl in the tree saved, and
Speaker 1: there were two other girls found that a separate tree saved.
Speaker 1: And are the images for that? I've got the headline,
Speaker 1: Rescuers find two girls in tree thirty few but up
Speaker 1: in near comfort. Dramatic rescue occurred closer to Comfort, which
Speaker 1: is in Kendall County. Witnesses said the girls were found
Speaker 1: in the tree during an ongoing search operations for victims
Speaker 1: on Friday's catastrophic flooding that has killed fifty nine people
Speaker 1: across county of Because know that number is updated to
Speaker 1: eighty and it will probably sadly go up. So the
Speaker 1: people that knew Jesus agreed to serve him, accept him
Speaker 1: as Lord and savior. They're in a state that they
Speaker 1: can never face disappointments or hunger, or disagreements or attacks. Nothing.
Speaker 1: It doesn't make it easier for the family. What about
Speaker 1: the people who were saved. I think it's the counts
Speaker 1: about eight hundred. Now, what about them? Have you heard
Speaker 1: of a survivor's guilt, So what about them? And we'll
Speaker 1: get to some of the disgusting things that were said.
Speaker 1: And I want to do a comparison. And I don't
Speaker 1: want to be the guy who's using this for politics.
Speaker 1: I want to be a guy who's looking at this
Speaker 1: from a perspective of culture and what we're told about
Speaker 1: President Trump versus what is the reality of President Trump.
Speaker 1: I want us to take a look back at some comparisons.
Speaker 1: So we'll do that in a second, But in a moment,
Speaker 1: I want to show you how this all changed so very,
Speaker 1: very quickly. And yes, there were warnings. There were twelve
Speaker 1: hour warnings, there's going to be floods, there were alarms
Speaker 1: that went off. I just want to make sure that
Speaker 1: we all understand that. But the way the water rose
Speaker 1: here is so utterly dramatic. It's important to see I've
Speaker 1: made this metaphor before, or use this if you are, Oh,
Speaker 1: I should just say this. Actually, wait now, I'm going
Speaker 1: to get in trouble because there's a regular view to
Speaker 1: the show who says, you know it's on. I don't
Speaker 1: believe that you know when you're talking about a partner
Speaker 1: that you had a thing happened the day before. To
Speaker 1: remind you, I just still believe I think you're making
Speaker 1: it up. Okay, well maybe I should have got We
Speaker 1: didn't take pictures, but I will tell you. My wife
Speaker 1: and I went kayaking on the morning of July fourth,
Speaker 1: Independence Day, very early, and on our lake. It's our lake,
Speaker 1: and we went out to this lake and we were
Speaker 1: out there for about an hour and a half. Now,
Speaker 1: neither of us are training crackers, so we kind of
Speaker 1: got for me sort of a baby kayak and a
Speaker 1: full disclosure, my wife beat me, first time she's ever
Speaker 1: kayak beat me in a race. But here's the thing,
Speaker 1: we both know we're not ready for the rapids, or
Speaker 1: like class one rapids. And I even said maybe we
Speaker 1: should And I started to say, she said, what try
Speaker 1: the river, And I thought, no, not even that. I
Speaker 1: don't even know how to do the slow flowing river.
Speaker 1: So no, let's not. Let's let's go back out to
Speaker 1: your lake and practice. To me, that's putting money in
Speaker 1: a savings account. Let's pop it over to savings account. Now,
Speaker 1: maybe you do a few things, like you know, maybe
Speaker 1: I'll choose a stock here there and do something different
Speaker 1: with my four h three B or for my four
Speaker 1: one K and maybe I'll dabble a bit in bitcoin.
Speaker 1: But let me ask you this question, do you honestly
Speaker 1: think that you're ready for the rapids of what's happening
Speaker 1: in this economy? The big beautiful Bill is law. We're
Speaker 1: going to talk about this has changed some economic incentives
Speaker 1: and I read a brilliant analysis of this that it
Speaker 1: can be great news for a country, but you better
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Speaker 1: two five to two. Man, this happened quickly. If you've
Speaker 1: ever been in a circumstance like this, say around something
Speaker 1: like a forest fire, and how quickly they move, This
Speaker 1: is the beginning of the flood. This it starts and
Speaker 1: from a perspective seemingly high up on a bridge and
Speaker 1: the water just it's all of a sudden, it's a wave.
Speaker 1: I mean it's almost like a dry creek bed in
Speaker 1: comparison to what flows down. And this is just the
Speaker 1: very very beginning of this. And as I looked at this,
Speaker 1: I thought, Oh, there had to be a levee that bursts,
Speaker 1: there had to be a dam that burst. And we're
Speaker 1: being told it was just a massive, massive storm that
Speaker 1: happened occasionally in Texas and pour rainwaters down. I've seen
Speaker 1: people saying, Okay, this is cloud out seating. Do you
Speaker 1: blame them? Given what's been obviously going on. I don't
Speaker 1: blame them for that. I think there's a rational explanation
Speaker 1: for this. It doesn't involve that. So the video there,
Speaker 1: the water is way down below the bridge. It just
Speaker 1: began almost like it just a little kind of a
Speaker 1: pond of a river. All of a sudden it hits
Speaker 1: this wave. And then fifteen minutes later, now the water
Speaker 1: looks like it's going to overtake the bridge. And now
Speaker 1: you can hear the branches breaking as they hit the
Speaker 1: bridge embankment. You can see the trees somehow still continue
Speaker 1: to take route, although one is getting pulled Underwaterue a
Speaker 1: tree is uprooted and dragged underwater. Imagine what that can
Speaker 1: do to a human body. That just emphasizes the amazing
Speaker 1: miracles of the people who were saved. It also also
Speaker 1: emphasizes the unmatchable strength of God's design. We are nothing,
Speaker 1: And if you think of this spiritually, without Jesus Christ,
Speaker 1: without us being connected to the vine, that's what can
Speaker 1: happen to us spiritually, And it just all of a sudden,
Speaker 1: except it's not. There was the first rain drop, then
Speaker 1: the second, then the millionth, and eventually things are pulled
Speaker 1: under water. This is twenty five minutes later, there is
Speaker 1: now no space between the bridge and the river. The
Speaker 1: river now looks to be a couple miles wide versus
Speaker 1: being a very small river. Now you can see the
Speaker 1: water beginning to break over the side of the bridge.
Speaker 1: And man, I don't know about you. I would not
Speaker 1: trust driving across that bridge. Maybe there's nowhere else to go.
Speaker 1: But there are cars driving across that bridge. And then
Speaker 1: we get to the thirty minute later point and it's
Speaker 1: not even apparently safety be on that bridge. So the
Speaker 1: person off this bridge and here comes a house that
Speaker 1: I don't see the cats. I'm hoping the cat is
Speaker 1: on the house. Small wants but the house slams up
Speaker 1: against the bank of the river. Full size house. So
Speaker 1: why does God allow bad things to happen to good people? Well,
Speaker 1: because we're broken. So why does he save something? Because
Speaker 1: you're being saved for something. The people who were saved
Speaker 1: have been saved from something for something. So what is
Speaker 1: it again? If you look at this from an internal perspective,
Speaker 1: not from an elimination is perspective. That is, people who
Speaker 1: believe we're here, we live, then we disappear, death is
Speaker 1: the end. People who believe that if you are not
Speaker 1: an eliminationist, and you believe in an all power for God,
Speaker 1: and you've done the analysis, and you looked at this
Speaker 1: and said, let's see, Pagans believe there's a whole bunch
Speaker 1: of different gods fighting for control. That's not the way
Speaker 1: the world works. There aren't places in the world where
Speaker 1: there's no gravity. There aren't places in the world where
Speaker 1: lie and speak and play guitars. Okay, there's one world.
Speaker 1: There's a very understandable code base, DNA, et cetera, very
Speaker 1: very understandable things are in order, our universes in order.
Speaker 1: There aren't some places on our planet where comets are
Speaker 1: continually raining down every day. These aren't gods. There is
Speaker 1: one God. And if you've examined the let's say, abramacfaith,
Speaker 1: and you've looked at Islam and said, do we truly
Speaker 1: believe that God wants us to commit horrible acts against
Speaker 1: people because of their faith? Do we truly believe that
Speaker 1: women are so disgusting that they must be wrapped up
Speaker 1: only to be seen by their husbands, that otherwise the
Speaker 1: women will just simply go around and they're just all
Speaker 1: of them are just temptresses and they're also just uncontrollable.
Speaker 1: They need to be watched less they're fooled into sexual activity.
Speaker 1: Do you really believe that as you read the writings
Speaker 1: of Muhammad and understand he didn't have even the near
Speaker 1: timeline of Jesus even close, or do we really believe that?
Speaker 1: And there's far, far, far more in Islam? Observe the fruits?
Speaker 1: Does it appear godly? And we could do a whole
Speaker 1: show on this and get much more exact. People talk
Speaker 1: about Judeo Christian aspects of life. Judeo Christian. Okay, if
Speaker 1: you have not read Isaiah forty three, and if you've
Speaker 1: not looked at the absolute nailing of the predictions in
Speaker 1: the Old Testament that Jesus Christ fulfilled, if you haven't
Speaker 1: done a study of this, then you cannot rest assured
Speaker 1: that Jesus Christ had fulfilled all of them. There's a
Speaker 1: few there yet to be fulfilled, but he fulfilled all
Speaker 1: of the older ones. He is the only one to
Speaker 1: conquer death. He's the only one to have been seen
Speaker 1: ultimately by about five thousand people in total. He was
Speaker 1: seen by five hundred at one time. Even people who
Speaker 1: are detractors of Jesus and Christians said, these people will
Speaker 1: not they will not retract this. You went from people
Speaker 1: hiding in an upper room afraid of the Jewish religious
Speaker 1: authority and the Romans. They were hiding in an upper
Speaker 1: room cowering, and all of a sudden they gave a
Speaker 1: sermon in front of five thousand men, which is easily
Speaker 1: ten thousand women or ten thousand total people. And in
Speaker 1: it he accused the Romans. This Jesus whom you crucified,
Speaker 1: was the son of God. He accused the Jewish religious authorities,
Speaker 1: who at that point could have said crucify him too.
Speaker 1: All the so I land on Jesus Christ is the way,
Speaker 1: the truth, and the life. No one gets to the
Speaker 1: Father but throw him. And that was just a stupid
Speaker 1: minor analysis of these three faith. So if you do that,
Speaker 1: and then you believe in a god, and that God
Speaker 1: is the God of the Bible, why do good things
Speaker 1: happen to bad people? Why do bad things happen to
Speaker 1: good people because we're broken? What about the people who
Speaker 1: were saved? Okay, looking at this from a Christian perspective,
Speaker 1: you were saved from something for something. Matthew was saved
Speaker 1: from being a turncoats to his people as a tax
Speaker 1: collector for the corrupt Roman authorities. He was saved from
Speaker 1: a belief that he didn't need Messiah, that he was
Speaker 1: the chosen people. Therefore he was already in with God.
Speaker 1: He was saved from that for the purpose of writing
Speaker 1: down the Gospels. Tradition tells us Matthew was the first
Speaker 1: to begin to write. Saul was saved from a life
Speaker 1: as someone who went out to end the lives of
Speaker 1: Christians into someone who was the most traveled of all
Speaker 1: the apostles. He was saved from something for something. If
Speaker 1: you have been spiritually saved, there's a reason. It wasn't
Speaker 1: so hey, hey, let's get you back on track. Okay, good,
Speaker 1: you look better now. No, it was to get you
Speaker 1: back on track because you have a mission. So the
Speaker 1: people who were survivors in this were saved from something
Speaker 1: for something thing. This man was there, This man was
Speaker 1: there watching people screaming for their lives. Listen to his
Speaker 1: testimony what he witnessed. So how long was the river
Speaker 1: down there before?
Speaker 3: How was it working?
Speaker 1: Oh?
Speaker 4: Way, way, wait on there, way, wait on see that
Speaker 4: that push to see where it's on the other end.
Speaker 4: That's only about about eight feet wide going to all
Speaker 4: of us, a look at how high.
Speaker 1: That is up there.
Speaker 4: We've seen trailers wrapped up in Sreming. I've seen about
Speaker 4: fifteen to twenty trailers come by this morning and they
Speaker 4: and uh and cars and a lot of them had
Speaker 4: had people in them that were screaming and where we
Speaker 4: couldn't do anything about it, but they were one hundred
Speaker 4: and twenty feet away.
Speaker 3: And the.
Speaker 1: Do you think that lasts? Do you think you'll have
Speaker 1: nightmares seeing fellow human beings floating down the river screaming
Speaker 1: for help in their cars? And what would be your plan?
Speaker 1: I mean, I fancy myself someone with a plan. Whenever
Speaker 1: we drive by a lake or river, if it's close
Speaker 1: to the edge, my daughter says, please don't tell me
Speaker 1: how to roll the windows down while we're going into
Speaker 1: the water, because I've told her time and again. Now listen,
Speaker 1: if something happens to me, say I have a heart attack,
Speaker 1: we get hit by car and run in that river,
Speaker 1: your first thought needs to be rolled down that window
Speaker 1: because they're electric windows and it'll be hard to get out.
Speaker 1: Don't you have that the device to break the windows?
Speaker 2: Yes?
Speaker 1: But what if something happens to me? What if we
Speaker 1: can't find it. So but at that point, what do
Speaker 1: you do that man was saved? I guess to show
Speaker 1: us what happened. But you are saved from something for something,
Speaker 1: and it's not just to go on TV. If you
Speaker 1: look at this from an eternal perspective? Is God building Earth?
Speaker 1: Is he building this planet up? Is that where he's investing?
Speaker 1: I mean, he tells us do not store up treasures
Speaker 1: on earth, where maths can destroy and thieves can steal,
Speaker 1: but rather store up treasures in heaven. We're neither mad
Speaker 1: nor thieves can get at them. He is building a kingdom,
Speaker 1: the new Heaven and the new Earth, the heavenly Kingdom.
Speaker 1: If you are saved from something, you're saved for something,
Speaker 1: and if you believe in the Christian God, that is
Speaker 1: to build the kingdom of God. How I don't know
Speaker 1: what are your talents, because God has given you some.
Speaker 1: I do not intend the next segment here to be
Speaker 1: political stuff. I don't intend to be scoring points. That's
Speaker 1: not the intent. The intent is to do a comparison
Speaker 1: culturally of how elections can change things, and also to
Speaker 1: look at what we're told about President Trump that is
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Speaker 1: was pretty quick to get on top of this, and
Speaker 1: we're told, of course, he doesn't care Orange Man bad.
Speaker 1: He's busy tax cuts for the rich, et cetera. It's terrible,
Speaker 1: the bud. It's a shocking. They don't know the.
Speaker 2: Answer yet as to how many people, but it looks
Speaker 2: like so I'm young people.
Speaker 1: Who have died literally, but oh yeah, we'll take care
Speaker 1: of working. We're working with the governor. We're working with
Speaker 1: the governor.
Speaker 3: It's a terrible thing.
Speaker 1: So President Trump is quick to reply. He clearly knows
Speaker 1: what's going on. Now. You could say as well, Trump
Speaker 1: is a Fox News addict, probably, he's a Twitter addict, probably,
Speaker 1: So let's just be let's just be level headed. But
Speaker 1: he's on it. Christy Nome was on it. Christine nom
Speaker 1: And I've been a severe critic of christin home because
Speaker 1: I think the border barbie thing. I think that's an
Speaker 1: apt description. I don't like her cost playing as soldier
Speaker 1: or cop. I find the defensive because I have friends
Speaker 1: who are soldiers and cops, have a friend who lost
Speaker 1: his life a year and a half ago. And it's
Speaker 1: a good thing that she was up into a helicopter immediately,
Speaker 1: Nick Sortzar, President Trump says, CHRISTI no Home is personally
Speaker 1: coming here to Texas Hill Country to direct federal relief
Speaker 1: efforts amid flooding. Finally a DHS secretary and president who
Speaker 1: actually care to help the victims. We've already seen Coast
Speaker 1: Guard search planes deployed by NOAM overhead. Thank you forty
Speaker 1: seven at Secretary Nome And indeed there's a picture of
Speaker 1: Christy Nome down there observing this. What does she know
Speaker 1: about floods? Probably nothing, but she's surrounded by people who
Speaker 1: know a lot of things. She was a governor, and
Speaker 1: for a while she was a pretty good governor until
Speaker 1: she got bought. She's a mom, she has a heart,
Speaker 1: she's a Christian woman ish or maybe a really fully
Speaker 1: Christian woman, and just just to need to take the
Speaker 1: logs out of my eyes or the log factory, so
Speaker 1: that point of comparison. Is this. When the hurricanes ravaged Kentucky.
Speaker 1: Alejandro majorcis the person who was previously in Christian Almas's position,
Speaker 1: was photographed at one of the most expensive males in
Speaker 1: America in Georgetown, buying clothes, and he clearly doesn't care
Speaker 1: that someone's taking his picture. He clearly stares into the
Speaker 1: camera lens because it's defiance. You could say this man
Speaker 1: is stupid, but he's not. You don't survive that long
Speaker 1: in a federal bureaucracy being stupid. You could say his
Speaker 1: heart is cold and it appears to be. You could
Speaker 1: say he doesn't care about Kentucky, and I think you'd
Speaker 1: be right, After all, that's not Biden country. Well maybe
Speaker 1: President Trump would be that way, except he's the one
Speaker 1: looking into the explosion in Pennsylvania. Remember that train explosion
Speaker 1: with all those chemicals that just went away, Just nothing
Speaker 1: ever happened, nothing was ever really wrong. He's opened up
Speaker 1: an exploration.
Speaker 2: Of that.
Speaker 1: Pennsylvania's purple? Is that why he's doing it? President Trump
Speaker 1: is offering aid to cities like LaSIE Angelas, Hey, we'll
Speaker 1: get emas thirteen and Trent Deager out of your cities.
Speaker 1: We'll get the hon Duran drug cartels and the Russian
Speaker 1: drug cartels out of your cities. We'll do that for you.
Speaker 1: No thanks. Isn't that a stark comparison. Then there's Joe Biden,
Speaker 1: and you remember the very very clever Joe Biden that
Speaker 1: he just fooled everybody. He and his staff, they just
Speaker 1: fooled Jake Tapper. Jake Tapper just didn't realize that this
Speaker 1: man was absolutely mentally addled. Here's Biden being asked about
Speaker 1: Hurricane Helene, the hurricane that sent his beleaguered and corrupt
Speaker 1: and impeachment not convicted DHS Secretary Alejandro Americus out shopping
Speaker 1: in a mall and by the way, for the life
Speaker 1: of me, I swear it looks like he bought fancy underwear?
Speaker 1: Is Biden?
Speaker 2: What are the states the storm zone need?
Speaker 4: With the president? So, what are the states in the
Speaker 4: storm zone?
Speaker 1: What do they need after.
Speaker 4: What you saw today?
Speaker 2: Oh?
Speaker 1: On the storm zone? Yes, sir, I'm learning what storm
Speaker 1: is talking about. The Uh, they don't not anything that
Speaker 1: they need.
Speaker 2: I were very happy across the board.
Speaker 1: Okay, just just just to notice that neural linguistic programming wise,
Speaker 1: the finger up to the face there in the case
Speaker 1: that even in his brain attal state, he knows he's lying.
Speaker 1: Let's go, I'm gonna have to go back to the
Speaker 1: front and with more money. Did you see the people
Speaker 1: in Kentucky and the areas hit by Hurricane Helene, how
Speaker 1: happy they were. Do you remember the memos that went out,
Speaker 1: do not stop to give aid to any homes that
Speaker 1: have Trump flags, Mega flags? Do you remember that, the
Speaker 1: excuse being that they might, you know, shoot you for
Speaker 1: bringing aid. Do you remember that? Do you remember the
Speaker 1: weeks and weeks and weeks that went by without feederal
Speaker 1: a Do you remember that? Do you remember when the
Speaker 1: homage went down there to build temporary houses and were
Speaker 1: people attempted to stop them. Do you remember the videos
Speaker 1: of the of the DHS Department home owned security employees
Speaker 1: and no partly of FEMA employees staying in luxury hotels
Speaker 1: when people were living in tents and shacks. Do you
Speaker 1: remember that? Do you remember the parking lot filled with
Speaker 1: air conditions and heated trailers, hundreds of them that hadn't
Speaker 1: been deployed for weeks and weeks and weeks and weeks
Speaker 1: and weeks, But they were very happy. Jay Insley the
Speaker 1: very corrupt man who through whom unbelievable evil was done
Speaker 1: in the separate country of Washington State. He tweeted this,
Speaker 1: It's hard to make the Texas flood tragedy worse except
Speaker 1: to know that on the same day, Trump signed a
Speaker 1: bill catering solar and injury that is vital in the
Speaker 1: battle against climate change, making these torrential reigns more frequent.
Speaker 1: If you're not from the separate country of Washington, you
Speaker 1: have no idea how perverse everything that man just said is.
Speaker 1: So let me give you an example. He made a
Speaker 1: promise that he would replace the motor pool in the
Speaker 1: separate country of Washington State with all electric vehicles. That
Speaker 1: never happened, that once, never even tried. He failed to
Speaker 1: reach any of his climate goals environmental goals, not one,
Speaker 1: so they disappeared it from the state website. My friend
Speaker 1: Glenn Morgan took cameras to the Department of Ecology in
Speaker 1: the separate country of Washington State and showed people living
Speaker 1: in tents dumping their filth, their human filth, right there
Speaker 1: on the ground outside the Department of Ecology, right onto
Speaker 1: a watershed with rusty metal and tin and aluminum elements
Speaker 1: all over the ground, with stolen propane tanks outside within
Speaker 1: the within walking distance a fifteen second walk into the
Speaker 1: woods surround the Department of Ecology, the very department set
Speaker 1: up to not do these things. This is the same
Speaker 1: dictator who was fining property owners for having septic tanks.
Speaker 1: Septic tanks that when that water goes down fifteen feet
Speaker 1: it's as pure as drinking water. The same Jay Insley
Speaker 1: who had a sewage facility outside of Seattle dump several
Speaker 1: million gallons of raw sewage into Puget Sound and nothing
Speaker 1: was done. So that's some context here. So I'm not
Speaker 1: trying to make this political. I'm trying to make it cultural.
Speaker 1: There are people who do things and there's people who
Speaker 1: talk about doing things. One time, I was in a
Speaker 1: gym with a friend of mine, two friends. Actually Marcus
Speaker 1: since passed, but I was in a gym and my
Speaker 1: friends Cody and Mark were there. Marcus has passed, Cody
Speaker 1: is still very much alive, and Cody had been a seal.
Speaker 1: Mark been a seal. We're in the gym and this
Speaker 1: kid starts hassling Cody because there's not a bunch of
Speaker 1: bench presses. It's a long story, so I won't belabor it.
Speaker 1: But Cody got up and said to this kid, you
Speaker 1: play a lot of those stupid first person shooter games.
Speaker 1: And the kid looked at me and said, I bet
Speaker 1: you play a lot of those first person shooter games.
Speaker 1: Right right. We have a pretend gun and stuff like that.
Speaker 1: You're like pretend kill people. I bet you do a
Speaker 1: lot of that, don't you. And just then something occurred
Speaker 1: to the kid that maybe this is not the guy
Speaker 1: to rush off the bench press, and Cody said, I
Speaker 1: told you I'm just about done. I'm not going to
Speaker 1: say it again. And his kid walked over to me
Speaker 1: and Mark, and Mark was a very very big man,
Speaker 1: and he said, is that your friend? And Mark said,
Speaker 1: most of my life? Should I go apologize to him? Nope, Nope,
Speaker 1: I think you should leave. There's people who do things
Speaker 1: and people who talk about doing things. My friend Tim
Speaker 1: Crookshank didn't talk. He did. He became a Navy seal.
Speaker 1: He was deployed three times on our behalf as a medic,
Speaker 1: attached to the seal teams three times in combat. He
Speaker 1: said he was going to start a coffee company, and
Speaker 1: then he did it, and it's bone Frog coffee. He
Speaker 1: said it would honor fall the Navy Seals. It does.
Speaker 1: The very name and the image on it follows honors
Speaker 1: Navy Seals. He said it would honor God Country Team.
Speaker 1: Every bag does God Country Team. He admitted he didn't
Speaker 1: have a bloom and clue how to make coffee, so
Speaker 1: he said he was going to find a mentor, and
Speaker 1: he did. He found a guy named Dave Stewart who
Speaker 1: said he would help Tim, and he did. Dave started
Speaker 1: Seattle's Best Coffee. He still makes many of the bone
Speaker 1: Frog roasts he mentors the team. Tim said he would
Speaker 1: hire veterans any time he could. He did. He just
Speaker 1: sent two of them down to become Seals like he was.
Speaker 1: Tim says if he tries coffee and you don't love it,
Speaker 1: he never wants you to buy it again. When you
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Speaker 1: Bonefrog Coffee dot com slash todd. Two more comparisons. One
Speaker 1: a statement by a guy, a Hollywood actor named Michael Shannon.
Speaker 1: I look he's he earns a living acting. I don't,
Speaker 1: but I think it's fair to call is Alex. Is
Speaker 1: it fair to call Michael Shannon a sea lister?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 1: So we don't even know who he is. I mean,
Speaker 1: I've seen him in some things. He's sort of dude
Speaker 1: number three in a scene. So Michael Shannon's safe in
Speaker 1: it looks like Hollywood making a statement versus a twenty
Speaker 1: seven year old man who was not famous but should be.
Speaker 1: Listen to what Michael Shannon said right after the uh
Speaker 1: these events.
Speaker 4: No, he's an idiot.
Speaker 1: He's a total idiot. He's not my president.
Speaker 2: I will never call him the president.
Speaker 1: I will never stand him. Okay, fair enough, that's his
Speaker 1: he gets to do that. He looks like, he said
Speaker 1: a film premiere, some some industry event. Now I didn't
Speaker 1: see in the back of was it flooding there? I
Speaker 1: didn't see it flooding. Well, let's contrast and compare. Oh,
Speaker 1: by the way, if you have a heartbeat, this might
Speaker 1: be hard. Here we go.
Speaker 3: I just started pouring in. We had to fight the
Speaker 3: door to get it closed just so that too much
Speaker 3: didn't come in, and we ran back to the room.
Speaker 3: We started calling nine to one one.
Speaker 5: Julian's fiance, Christina Wilson, says after twenty minutes, the water
Speaker 5: was up to their knees. Julian punching open a window
Speaker 5: to try and get hurt their children, and his mud
Speaker 5: to the roof.
Speaker 3: It severed his artery and his arm almost cut it
Speaker 3: clean off.
Speaker 5: Christina says they kept calling nine to one one, but
Speaker 5: no one came in time to save him.
Speaker 3: By six o'clock, my husband was dead. He had lost
Speaker 3: all of it, all his blood. He looked at me
Speaker 3: and the kids and my mother in law and he
Speaker 3: was sorry, I'm not gonna make it.
Speaker 4: I love y'all.
Speaker 5: Christina says she found her fiance after the water receded,
Speaker 5: but his body wasn't recovered for hours.
Speaker 1: I don't know. I guess the way I view the world,
Speaker 1: I'd rather honor that man no greater love as man
Speaker 1: than they laid on his life for his brother. We
Speaker 1: don't know why God allowed the specific circumstance to exist,
Speaker 1: other than it's not how we were designed. There are
Speaker 1: people who left this earth and went straight into the
Speaker 1: arms of Jesus. I fully believe that. I believe that
Speaker 1: of those girls at the Christian camp that immediately they
Speaker 1: encountered Jesus and no pain. And since their parents probably
Speaker 1: walk with the Lord, I'm sure Jesus said, yeah, you'll
Speaker 1: see mommy and Daddy again. Maybe they just knew, just
Speaker 1: into the arms of absolute peace, and maybe they just knew,
Speaker 1: I know, if you survive this, you've been saved from something,
Speaker 1: and I know it's for something, And just in the
Speaker 1: memory of that young man and many many others, many
Speaker 1: many others, no greater love has man than to lay
Speaker 1: down his life for his brother. This is the Todd Hermanshaw.
Speaker 1: Please go, be well, be strong, be kind, and make
Speaker 1: a decision today to walk in the light of Christ.