Speaker 1: Welcome to the Three Stories version of the Todd Herman Shows.
Story number one, a homeowner was jailed for calling the
cops on a squatter who had broken into her home
and was living there. Story number two, how the Mockingbird
media is going to Jimmy Carter Joe Biden, in other words,
try to resuscitate who he was. And story number three
Denzel Washington's baptism versus the New York Times Christmas Eves
slurring of the Mother of Jesus. It's a cultural comparison,
and it's a good one. In other words, it's good news.
We'll talk about this with the help of Bowick Capital Management. No,
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Speaker 2: But Todd Herman Show is one hundred percent disapproved by
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of Free America. Here's the Emerald City exime Todd Herman.
Speaker 1: Today is the day the Lord has made, and these
are the times to which God has decided we shall live.
You can tell a lot about the culture of a
place if you just look around you a little bit.
And if we're going to talk about the culture of
law enforcement the United States. You can tell a lot
about the priorities of law enforcement just by dribs and
drabs of priority based decisions being made. Start at the
national basis and work our way down. Now, incidentally, that
doesn't necessarily mean that there aren't fantastic cops law enforcement
people in the world. Of course there are. We saw
this in New Orleans. The terrorist rushes down the streets,
mowing people over, and cops run towards its come out.
Cops run towards. It happens all the time. But you
can look at the priorities of leadership around the country
if you do just a quick audit of do stories
that shouldn't be this easy for me to create this
I'll never forget. Back in the day, we had this
thing happened at Microsoft where we had had people come
in from the car companies, the big car companies like
from GM, etc. And they came to meet on the
Microsoft campus, GM, Ford, Chrysler, all of them American, Chevy,
and they came in to have a discussion about tech
with these partnerships trying to get our technology into their cars.
And my friend Cyrus and I were the only people
there who had American cars, So we made a point
of driving them and parking them right in front of
the building where the media would occur the meeting would occur.
No one else did that. We'd even begged Microsoft to
let us a fleet of Fords and Chevies to place
throughout the parking lot. They wouldn't let us do that.
So when we got to the meeting and some of
us gave our opening statements, the chief marketing officer of
one of the big auto companies got up and held
up his phone instead. I'm using a Microsoft phone, and
people clap, cool love it. I'm using a Microsoft PC.
Cool love it. My kids have an Xbox. Cool love it.
I only saw two American cars and I pulled into
the parking lot today. I couldn't find any others. I
drove all around the campus. I saw very few. About
one percent. Really pisses me off. He said, those are
the language he used. He told himself something about our culture.
We wanted them using all our products, but we weren't
using any of theirs. So you can break that down
also into law and enforcement. Law enforcement has a huge
issue in terms of priorities. Great follow on Twitter. I've
had for years at ag Hamilton twenty nine Globalize the
infantat it comes down to America over the last few months.
On ten nine, twenty four, FBI arrested in Afghan national
Nassir Ahmed Teiwadi arrested in Oklahoma City for plotting an
ISIS inspired mass casualty attack on election Day. Ten twenty six,
twenty four, Cidi Mohammad Abdali attempted an attack in Chicago.
He's facing terrorism charges after shooting a Jewish man walking
to the synagogue and then firing at first responders when
they arrived. Eleven eight, twenty four, FBI arrested Annas Seyad
in Houston for providing material support to ISIS and planning
an attack on US soil. Twelve twenty twenty four, FBI
arrested George Mason's student in Egyptian national Abdullah azeedlin Taha
Mohammed Hassan for plotting an attack on the Israeli consulate
in New York City. January first, twenty twenty five, Sam
Suid dim Jabbar, a Texas US citizen, was killed by
law enforcement after mass casualty ramming and shooting attack. Knowledge
But if you were to look at the FBI's priorities.
They told us what they were White nationalism. They told
us white nationalism is the biggest challenge American law enforcement
faces culture. What they're showing us is indicative of a
culture broken at the top. Now, there were some people
at Microsoft who after that event, who were doing business
with these auto companies. There were people on the Autos team.
We had some verticals within Microsoft committed to working with autos.
The woman who ran MSN sales advertising sales, she put
out a bonus program for her employees on her teams
to be able to turn in their foreign cars and
buy American cars. On the Windows team, particular, on the
mobile team, they did the same thing. We'll give you bonus.
Turn in the foreign cars, buy American and we'll give
you a bonus. In other words, they put their money
where their mouth is. And there were a lot of
polishes stepped up and said, you better believe it. I'd
love to do this. This didn't, but the culture changed
a little bit that day. You can look at the
culture from the top and take it down into the bottom.
You can just tell so much about culture because culture
comes from the top. When I first heard about my
pillow I wasn't using the product, and I'll be frank
with you because I thought it was a joke. I'd
see the TV ads and think, this is a joke.
No one needs a new pillow. What could possibly be
new about a pillow? The guy does the ads is
a little bit weird, all due respect to him. Then
I got an offer to try my pillow. Oh okay, fine,
I mean, where they going to pay me money? Yeah,
they'll pay you money. Yeah, okay. If the pillow suck,
I can't, I can't, I can't. Yeah, we know that.
I got the pillow and it was everything I thought
it would be. It was a joke. It was this
flat thing, and then I read the paperwork. Put it
in the dryer, and it's going to puff up, and
immediately lay down, and I think they sent me three
of them to begin with. Okay, fine, I put it
in the dryer. What's that gonna do? It puffed him up,
and now that pillow was big and fluffy, all three
of them. And I laid down on them and they
molded themselves to my head the way I liked to sleep.
That was cool. When they got dirty, because pillows get
dirty with you know, dandriff and stuff come out of
her hair and pillow mites and all that, and I realized, wait,
I could wash these and dry these almost indefinitely. I
could put the whole pillow in here. Then it became
something that I've never stopped using. Then I met Mike
Lindell and I did an interview with him, and I
grew to understand that one of the reasons that Mike
is who he is is because he used to be
a drug addict and an alcoholic. His own culture had
destroyed his own friendships, his believability, his trust in his
small town, even family relationships. When he allowed God to
work in his life and things change, it was because
Mike couldn't sleep. It couldn't sleep with what he'd done
with his life. That's how my Pillow was born. Those
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reward a culture built intentionally on a godly basis. You're
looking at let's say NFL teams. We'll talk about this later.
This guy, this is cam Ward, this incredible quarterback, incredible talent,
physical gifts. I'm certain he has got to be a
guy who works hard. You can't be that good and
simply respond to natural talent. He quit a playoff game
at halftime and his team lost culture at the top.
There are young people going to look at the decision
from cam Ward and go, oh, that's how it's done.
People aspire to be like people who are successful in
their careers. When that aspiration's not met, they may double
down on the behaviors they think are going to bring it.
The culture at the top of American law enforcement has
become insane. It's DEI driven. It is a flipping of
society where criminals are protected and law enforcements aims their
ire at citizens. We talked just a month ago or
so and showed the video of a woman being arrested
because her son walked to a convenience store. She was
arrested for that. This comes not far from where she
was arrested. It comes out of Georgia. A homeowner tossed
in jail for what.
Speaker 3: A Clayton County attorney spent two nights in jail after
police arrested her for trying to remove an alleged squatter
for her home.
Speaker 4: Good Evening.
Speaker 1: I'm George Estervest.
Speaker 5: Hello, I'm Wendy Corona, and for Linda Stofer.
Speaker 3: That allied squatter remains in the Clayton County house more
than three months after an eviction battle began. Channel to
Consumer investigator Justin Gray is here now, and Justin the
homeowner is the one facing criminal charges.
Speaker 1: Here, not the squatters. George.
Speaker 6: The Clayton County homeowner, says she showed up to the
house because she thought the alleged squatter had finally moved
out after losing a court judgment. Instead, the Clayton Sheriff's
Department says that homeowner performed on a legal eviction.
Speaker 1: And if they have a get might have killed.
Speaker 6: Down from Clayton County Sheriff's body camera, you can see
the homeowner, Lalitha Hale, taken away to jail, not the
alleged squatter at this living Sin Drive home.
Speaker 7: She's gonna be charged with criminal damage of property for
all of your belongings, criminal trespass as well for her
coming in here.
Speaker 8: I spent the night on a mat on a concrete
floor and the plorable conditions while this woman, this quater,
step in my home.
Speaker 6: Oalitha Hale says this all started back in August when
she called police after finding Sakimia Johnson in the house.
Speaker 8: How can she not be a squatter when I don't
know this person. I've never had any type of contract
relationship with this person.
Speaker 6: But a Clayton County magistrate judge ruled under the new
squad Reforemax Sakimia Johnson did not qualify as a squatter
because she is related to a previous evicted tenants partner.
Speaker 8: I was writing a cessation order order the nine saying
that I wasn't put water.
Speaker 6: That started a multi month court battle, filings and appeals.
Johnson even filed for bankruptcy, listing Lolitha. Hail as her
only creditor, but November eighteenth, the Madress to Judge ordered
a final judgment in Hale's favor. Hale says she thought
Johnson moved.
Speaker 8: Out, returned on Monday to start painting, and she had
broken the locks. I re entered my property. She just
cooled off out of nowhere, and she had this guy
with him and I.
Speaker 1: Locked the door. I locked the screen door and.
Speaker 7: He forced himself in, telling us to get out.
Speaker 6: Hell admits she is still waiting on a sign rid
of possession, meaning she has no legal right to evict.
Speaker 7: We have to be notified to this writ has to
be served and we have to be involved in that
for it to be a legitimate of issue.
Speaker 2: There.
Speaker 5: It's justin gray with Channel two.
Speaker 1: These stories are happening all around the country. People are
stealing houses, and law enforcement is forced to stand by
and let it happen. Sometimes it's out of cowardice, like
we showed you in Seattle, where the cops knew a
judge had said that this guy was to leave, but
they didn't want to get yelled at by this guy's attorney,
so they walked and a woman spent five thousand dollars
on movers who couldn't move. It's broken from the top.
Everybody knows that woman owns that house. Everybody including the
judge knows that woman owns that house. Everybody including the cops.
It rots from the top down. It's going to have
to be scrapped from the top down. I don't think
this can be remade. And it's not always just law based,
gun based, badge based law enforcement. Sometimes it's the bureaucrats
who simply have to bureaucrat someone. This is out of Pennsylvania.
A pastor's church decided they were going to build some
tiny homes for people who had been made homeless by
the storms, the hurricanes. This is what law enforcement in
the bureaucratic tie wearing name tag sense had to say
about that.
Speaker 4: What are we going to do? Are we going to
house people in definitely in.
Speaker 1: Hotels, others living intents, which.
Speaker 4: Is safer a tent with an open flame heater in
it and somebody rolls over in a sleeping bag against it,
or a shed that happens to be insulated. We're now
going to be forced to hire a certified engineer to
come in actually take things apart and deconstruct the house
to see if it'll pass code.
Speaker 1: Transylvania County pastor being forced to do this, they would
rather have people living intents. Bureaucrats have to bureaucrat someone.
Bullies have to bully someone. What fun has been a bully?
If you don't have anywhere with the bully, it's kind
of a lonely job. The head starts the rot and
it rots on down. This is going to have to
be scrapped. Dei is one thing, insanity is another. Spiritual
capture is yet another layer on top of that. Then
we boil our way down to institutional racism. This is
also from Pennsylvania. This is the announcement of a brand
new program for business owners. Well, let's your stinking cracker.
Speaker 9: I'm really excited for not just our membership, but the
region and a commonwealth as a whole, I think that
these resources and the new programming and a grant funding
is going to really help organizations such as the nonprofits
that are doing to work in the trenches helping these
small businesses really thrive. But I'm really excited also the
fact that there's going to be some dedicated resources to
helping be entrepreneurs figure it out. It's a tough lift
to figure out what you want to get into and
how you can help your community thrive. And so I
think that these resources going into these organizations are going
to work with these individuals to help them figure it out.
Speaker 1: Which individuals. What's to say there on the screen new
grant program to help minority own businesses with startup but expansion.
Speaker 5: Oh, it's going to create a ripple effect.
Speaker 1: Wait in everybody on the TVs Green's black fact.
Speaker 9: It's going to help them get started, lift them up.
Speaker 1: But also, and it's from the center square to.
Speaker 9: Create jobs, much needed jobs in these communities. It's going
to help these communities thrive with the disposable income that
these jobs are going to create, making sure that everyone
in everything.
Speaker 1: When there is institutional racism that lives under bureaucrats who
bully people because someone's got to bully someone that lives
under law enforcement. That is bullying homeowners who are diping
doing nothing more than saying, get out of my house.
You don't belong here. And it's headed by an FBI
that had told us plainly, the biggest challenge in the
United States is white supremacy. And yet we have terrorist
attack after terroist attack after terrorist attack. It's not just
a priorities issue. It's a culture issue. Just like happened
that Microsoft or some of the big bosses said, here's
some bonuses to purchase American cars. Here's another thing that
was done back in the day. There was a boss
who had a meeting. He brought people into the meeting.
He announced a culture change. It was this, Our staff
meetings begin at seven oh seven every morning, seven oh seven.
You will not be late. If you simply can't make
it to work. You're gonna text in I can't make
it to work, or i'm running this late. If this
becomes a habit, we're gonna have a problem. If you
don't do that. On the second late appearance, you're done.
Our meetings start at seven oh seven. You all have
cell phones, you all have text. If there's ever a
day where magically we don't have access to that technology
and you can't text in, we're all gonna know that.
And that boss announced this before taking the job. And
on that first Monday morning, seven oh seven, at about
seven o'clock, all the staff save one guy had come
into the room. At seven oh seven, the meeting began
and the boss said, hey, Todd, not me. The other
Todd guy worked for me. It was me. I was
the boss. I said, hey, Todd, lock the door. They said,
but George isn't here yet. I said, lock the door.
He locked it. We began our meeting at about seven
eleven or seven twelve. There was a hesitant knock on
the door and my employee, deputy Todd turned around the
open and said, what are you doing. George is here.
I'm opening the door.
Speaker 9: No.
Speaker 1: The meeting began at seven oh seven. Did anyone get
a text her an email? No one did. No one
got a text her an email. George knocked again, and
this time looked into the window. People looked around. I said, hey, refocus.
Meeting began at seven oh seven. George figured it out
and he walked away. Our meeting wrapped up. At eight
we went to work.
Speaker 2: I said.
Speaker 1: I was walking down the hallway. George came to me
and said, hey, boss, can I talk to you? I said, yeah,
at five point thirty tonight, Not now, Nope, I'm busy.
I went about my day and at five point thirty
on the nose there was George. It came in and said, sir,
I said, do you wanted to talk to me? Let
me talk to you. Why were you late? And he
said there. I said, that's your one warning. You're never
going to be late again. Not like that. Anything else
we need to talk about. He and I ended up
having a very good working relationship, very good. He was
a must hire. I was forced to hire him the
one must hire my team, and he knew that. But
on that day he learned he wasn't getting any special treatment.
The culture change, and everybody else knew. The meeting begins
at seven oh seven. I don't think we ever had
anyone late after that. The culture had to be torn down.
The culture in American law enforcements and bureaucracy is going
to have to be torn apart. Story number two. The
Mockingbird media is going to have to go do what
they did for Jimmy Carter to Joe Biden, and the
Mockingbird media has worked so hard at pretending that Jimmy
Carter was a great guy. They have so forgotten the
hostage crisis, They've so forgotten the gas lines, They've so
forgotten how much ruined Jimmy Carter brought onto this country
with his ineffective non leadership and with his cow towing,
and afterwards they pretended that he was the great quiet
diplomat who didn't do anything untoward, well except for the fact,
of course, that he was writing letters to world leaders
saying ignore Republican presidents, begging them to not go along
with what our country had done at an electoral basis.
They needed to do everything they could to rehabilitate Jimmy Carter,
and they're going to try to do the same thing
with Joe Biden. But they're beginning with trying to rehabild
take themselves. And it's one of the funniest things I've
ever seen in the history of media because it involves
some of my very favorite people who are the intellectual
eggshells of the liberal world. Meaning man, they look so
strong and so put together on the outside, but you
tap on their shell and they crack apart and they're
come out there yoke like brains, not the real sense.
They don't miss any harm on them, but they're eggshells.
They're empty air to show it to mean here at
a second, see you have to mean what you say,
and say what you mean and be consistent and not
have to turn around and pretend that you didn't know
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Truck twenty four Dash three seven eight. Matt Iglesias, one
of the most let's say self deluded of all the
liberal so called journalists, wrote this on social media. I
thought Joe Biden was going to prove his doubters wrong
at the big debate. I know that ever since that humiliation,
the whole world thinks the entire media was in a
massive cover up. But the fact is many of us,
and seeming many members of his team genuinely thought the
situation was better in a lot of ways. It's been
more embarrassing to have been guloble and wrong with so
many people with no sources and no inside info could
see it clearly. But that's what happened. I was just wrong,
and one of the biggest questions of the year. It
was because we didn't have sources and we didn't have
inside info that we saw this Matt, because we actually
trust our own eyes, our own skepticism. You live in
a bubble of bubbles. You live in and around Washington,
d C. The Acella Corridor. When my friends came to
a meeting, one of my employees came to a meeting
late because I'd said the meetings begin at seven oh
seven in the morning. When I took over at the
Chief Digital Strategies tot RNC, before I ever began the job,
I said, meetings begin at seven oh seven. You can
be late once and after that you're done, and you
have to warn us that you're going to be late.
There is no acceptance for no morning and being late
to the morning meeting. It's an important tone setting meeting.
One guy was late once and when he wasn't let
into the meeting, he walked away and had to wait
around to talk to me until five thirty at night,
at which point I basically told him that's one strike,
no more. Matt Iglesias lives in a world where this
stuff is expected. That guy lived in a world where
it was okay to be late to meetings. Staff benning
begins at eight or so, and you kind of straggle
in after you make sure that you got your coffee warm.
Oh I forgot my cream, will be right there. I
got to go to the bathroom. Matt Iglesias lives in
a world where you don't talk about things like this.
You live on the team D and blue is a
very very pretty color reds and ugly color. So you
live on team blue, and all things that Team blue
are good and everybody knows they're lying. But when you
do that long enough, and you lie with the crowd
to maintain your membership in the crowd, you eventually don't
know what to lie anymore. And watching this happen with
the Mockingbird media, watching them now go back and try
to make sense of what went on is amazing. This
is CBS News.
Speaker 5: One of the things we also do in the year
end Correspondence Roundtable is dig into what was undercovered or
under reported.
Speaker 10: Jan undercovered underreported That would be to me, Joe Biden's
obvious cognizant decline that became undeniable in the.
Speaker 1: Televised debate at the presidential debate with.
Speaker 10: Unquestioned and you know it's starting to emerge now that
his advisors kind of managed his limitations and reported in
the Wall Street journal for four years, and yet he
insisted that he could still run for president. We should
have much more forcefully questioned whether he was fit for
office for another four years, which could have led to
a primary for the Democrats. It could have changed the
scope of the entire election. Yet still, incredibly, we read
the Washington Post that his advisors are saying that he
regrets that he dropped out of the race. You know
that he thinks he could have beaten Trump, and I
think that is either delusional or their gasling president.
Speaker 1: She's then a reporter in and around Washington, d C.
For a decade. She's one of their senior people. Her
name is jan Crawford. I wrote this to her on Twitter.
I tweeted her, Hi, Jan R. Crawford, thanks for saying that.
But this wasn't underreported. It was self censored by your bosses.
Since Biden was installed in the White House, I've called
them the figurehead. Many of my colleagues did similar things.
We conservative media did your jobs. My producer in this program,
Alex will remember that I used to call him Joe
Biden's dementia. Every time I addressed him. It was Joe
Biden's dementia until an order came down from the top.
You can't call him Joe Biden's dementia anymore. I pushed
back at the program director and said, no, that's the
nickname I've chosen. He said, trust me, it's not going
over like you think. It is a reminder that the
board of directors of Boniville Communications, owned by the Mormon Church,
has an average age of seventy two and they listen.
Oh ha, I thought about that. They were actually really
good owners until the speech codes came along. It's their thing.
I don't have any disparaging comments to make. It's their company.
They can do what they want. But he's right. They
were an average of seventy two years old. So since
then and it was a good point. Actually, since then,
I've made a point. Look, there's plenty of seventy two
year old who are better mentally than I am. I
have a friend of mine who's seventy four. He's better
mentally than I am. The figurehead's not he's sick. He
is demented. Watching them try to peel this back has
been incredible. Journalists feared being accused during an election year.
This comes from Semaphore Media. It's clear that best reporters
in Washington had failed in the first dirty of journalism
to hold power countable. It's our duty to poke through
the White House smokescreen and find out the truth. The
Biden White House clearly succeeded in a massive cover up
of the degree of the President's feebleness and his serious
physical decline, which may be simply the result of old age.
Shame of the White House press cort for not having
pierced through the veil of secrecy surrounding the president. Obviously,
the President's declined with super hard story to report, even
by those who wanted to get it, Like the Wall
Street Journal, this story did not deliver, using mostly named
GOP sources, but I do think if enough reporters had
pushed the story was reportable. I worried that too many
journalists didn't try to get the story because they did
not want to be accused of helping to elect Donald Trump.
I get that the story continues, but this is no
excuse for banning our first duty, which to support the
truth and hold power accountable. Prison Biden should be held
accountable for his obvious lapses of mental acuity, even if
there are periods of lucidity is simply a standing for
the entire country, including its most seasoned reporters, to be shocked,
as everyone was, by the ugly and painful raality of
the Biden's debate performance. And it's laughable and immral for
Democrats to blame the press now for overreacting to the reality.
The reports of how Biden was are certainly not exaggerated,
nor are the reports of Democrats in panic. Jill Abrams
wrote that she was the executive editor of The New
York Times from twenty eleven to twenty fourteen, and she
wants to tell us she was stunned. Was anyone in
this audience stunned to learn that Joe Biden ran nothing?
I don't know how you could be, because if you were,
you had to be plenty annoyed by me calling him
the figurehead and saying every time we spoke about policy,
the people who run Joe Biden caused him to sign
this document NBC News. They are happily busily trying to
resuscitate the reputation of the deceased Jimmy Carter, May God
rest them. They're going to need to do the same
thing to figure had Biden.
Speaker 5: This is lester Holtz and the Camp David Accord showed
Carter at his best, idealistic, tenacious, leading marathon talks between
Egypt's and War Saddat and Israel's Monocholm began achieving a
peace treaty that is still in place today. But closer
to home, Carter's inexperience and his distaste for political rough
and tumble became serious handicaps, and when the economy tanked,
so did Carter's popularity. He seemed to blame Americans themselves.
Speaker 1: The erosion of our confidence in the future.
Speaker 5: He looked weak, photographed collapsing during a run, and it
got worse. In Iran, scores of Americans were taken hostage.
Speaker 1: I'm a candidate for President of the United States.
Speaker 5: Ted Kennedy announced he would challenge Carter for the nomination.
Speaker 1: So it started with Carter at his best, idealistic, thoughtful.
He was a career politician who had never succeeded. It
much was somehow whitewashed. That's an interesting phrase for having
worked with the KKK to get elected. He worked with
the ku klux Klan to get elected. He went from
small posts to small post to governor again, indistinguishable in
any form of accomplishment, somehow hand picked out of the DNC,
perhaps because he could deliver the South, what with his
ties to the KKK. That was whether whitewashed. After that,
the expectation of Jimmy Carter from a lot of people
was exactly what we saw hapless, a bureaucratz, bureaucrat, not
a leader in any sense, not inspiring, not driven by vision,
not strong. But Holt had to make it appear as
if it was some shock, as if there was some debate.
Then maybe Jimmy Carter didn't need to have all these
situations befall him. But then there was the policy that
Carter was caused to sign on to by people who
ran him, just like people ran Joe Biden. Remember this,
God warned humankind, you get kings, they're going to steal
your kids and your land and your wine and your vineyards.
And this human wisdom pales in comparison to God's wisdom.
Speaker 2: Yep.
Speaker 1: Jimmy Carter said he loved Jesus, and maybe he did.
I pray he did, but he did not respect God
the wisdom, or he wouldn't have had the policies that
he did. Story number three It's quite a comparison looking
at all of the celebrities who suddenly seem to be
open to God. In the New York Times, who seems
committed to attacking the reputation of Jesus even today, even
if it's through his mother Mary, The New York Times
would never dare do what they did to Christians and
I think maybe even specifically Catholics on Christmas Eve, they
would never dare do to Muslims, not only because it
would discuss their liberal sensibilities that we must do everything
we can to knock Christianity down so we can lift
other faiths up, but because they're afraid of being beheaded, stabbed,
and blown up, because that's all too often what happens
to journalists who would mock Islam and the so called
prophet Mohammed. It's quite a comparison. Russell Brand had his
first Christmas as a Christian, is shared his experience about that,
and then a celebrity who's been a celebrity for a
long time, who has sort of seemed like a Christian
for a long time, decided to go and get baptized.
His name is Denzel Washington, and I want you to
see this in a second and or hear it now
describe it to you what Denzel went through. He's also
apparently decided that God has sought him for mission work
in specifically being a minister. I don't know what's involved
in becoming a minister. I don't think it's like a pastor.
But what an amazing thing it could be. With the
gifts that God gave Denzel to steward, the charisma he
can turn off and on, the acting, the speaking capabilities,
the rhetoric he's so good at it. What number of
souls could God harvest through Denzel Washington. It's really miraculous
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Denzel Washington being baptized, beautiful, beautiful thing, surrounded by guys
in white robes, men more mature their Christian faith or
Christian walk than he. People singing is Denzel Washington is
in the baptismal pool. Denzel himself singing.
Speaker 2: In accordance with the Great Head of the Church.
Speaker 7: We baptize you, my brother, in the name of the Father,
and how the Son, and how the Holy Spirit.
Speaker 1: And he is underwater symbolically dead and risen in Christ.
And Denzel's hands are up in celebration. I love him.
Welcome Denzel, Praise God. Welcome man. Continue your learning, continue
your walk, and know that nothing is solved, nothing on
this earth is solved. You may have more troubles than
you've ever had in your life, Denzil. You may be
attacked like you've never been attacked. You may face ruin
in this world because you're now a target. Prior to this,
ignoring God in your public life. Satan didn't care about
you a bit. Now he's going to be all over you.
Let's pray for Denzel that he will wear the spiritual armor.
Let's pray that he understands the Lord Jesus warned us.
In this world, you will have troubles and God will
walk through those with you. If Denzel Washington will recognize things,
things to know that he has not been He's not
been changed all the way. This is an ongoing process.
We're never in spiritual stasis. Think of this. You are
either being actively saved or actively ruined. There's no stasis.
You're moving closer to God or further away. There's no stasis.
Denzel took an important step. He's being saved. Being saved
is a continual process. Sanctification hurts. Growth almost always hurts.
Yet there are moments of joy. There are great seasons
of joy. There's a joyful outcome. Denzel Washington will spend
eternity with the Lord Jesus. Praise God. You can make
the same decision that Denzel did, and hopefully Denzel will
now steward his talents in a way of helping others
come to the same decision. I mentioned a comparison. On
Christmas Eve, the New York Times published a piece that
said that the Mother of Jesus was not a virgin
because she was probably raped by a Roman soldier named
panthera probably sexually assaulted by a Roman soldier named Panther.
This is exactly what you'd expect from New York Times,
isn't it? That claim has been made so often about
the most examined and studied book in the history of mankind.
And it's been made so often and laughed off the
page because there is no supporting documentation for this at all.
The Bible would admit it if there was. In the
Lineage of Jesus, there's a prostitute. One of us ancestors
was a prostitute. She was also a spy. She helped
the Hebrew people take over her city. In the Lineage
of Jesus, the Great King David committed a vicious act
of adultery simply because he saw the body of a
woman from the kingly rooftop. She was sunning herself in
the backyard. Her name was Bathsheba, and he wanted her flesh.
He wanted to experience lust with her or upon her
so he did, and then David sent her husband into
the battlefield to murder him, and David's house was never
peaceful again. You can choose your sin, you cannot choose
your consequence. And God delivered consequence upon the house of David,
and then he forgave him. In the lineage of Jesus,
there are more characters who committed great acts of evil
rebellion against God. The Bible doesn't hide them. If Mary
had been raped, the Bible would say that. If Mary
had been sexually assaulted, the Bible will say that because
it doesn't hide the truth, because God himself is truth.
The New York Times, of course, would never do this
against Islam because their reflexive liberal tendencies are, we need
to destroy Christianity. It's too powerful, it's too aligned with conservatism.
Therefore we must lift up other faiths well. Also, they're
afraid of having their heads cut off on a street
corner of New York because all too often that happens.
The journalists who questioned the false prophet Mohammed. This is
the Todd Hermannshaw. Please go be well, be strong, be kind,
and please make every effort to walk in the light
of Christ.