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Speaker 1: Today is a day the Lord has made, and these
are the times to which God has decided we shall live.
Speaker 2: And I have to start because I'm reminded myself just
now I didn't do this for on October fourteenth. We're
making a big switch on how many of you watch
and or listen through Substack, and we're making a big
change there. A Substack is going to become a much
more personal interaction, including doing lots of live video and
live chats with people, because I want it to be
a very special place. We're pushing so much stuff over
to YouTube it's not fair to subscribers there.
Speaker 1: So we're going to be.
Speaker 2: Doing very personal stuff that will not appear anywhere else period,
and it will only be for a substack. But that
also means that if you're used to listening and you're
watching on substack, that's going to change. We're going to
make it super easy for you. But I just want
to give you that heads up. One other thing, and
this is a complete distraction. And I could get in
trouble here because I'm in a professional broadcasting seato with
professional broadcasters. But this is on my chest, and so
I got to get this off my chest. I'm a
vampire when I go when I go in, though, honestly, gosh,
do you guys tell me? No, no, you tell me
if this ever happens to you, Can you get this
think in faucets to work in bathrooms where you scan
your hand?
Speaker 1: Blew that?
Speaker 3: No?
Speaker 1: Okay, No, does it work for anybody?
Speaker 2: They're dudes? No, I see guys, because I'm travel a
lot of bemen in emports. There are people that that
works for. It sees them coming and it starts pouring,
and then the same thing is true with this stupid
towel dispensers. I could stand there for six weeks and
bro walks in and he's across the room.
Speaker 1: He thinks about the towel.
Speaker 2: He's like, I think I got wet hands, and the
things starts spitting the stuff out.
Speaker 1: So I just said to get that off my chest.
So I sometimes new tech is supposed to be all
this good. You know what never happened to me when
I had a walkman? Never in my do you don't know,
walkman is okay.
Speaker 2: You guys, the way walking you know, okay, it's a
little cassette player before, so you'd carry a cassette player
on your heaven. And here's something that never happened is
the wired headphones. Never said I'm not gonna pair. And
I go to the gym and my three hundred dollars
stinking bluetooth headphone and the same phone.
Speaker 1: No not today, Nope, no music for you. And then
the gym I was in this morning, by the way,
I was at Tuplo or CrossFit Tupelo. At least they
had that quality tunes there.
Speaker 2: I got to give John the coach in the morning,
props in that quality qualituanes. All right, what were we
talking about? Somebody reminds, oh, yes, that's right, that's right.
Millennia Trump. So when you're in a society of really
let's say, confident folks, you consense this. And when you're
in a society people who aren't confident, you can sense
that too. I'll give you an example of we'll gain
this Molinia Trump thing. Back in the day, when I
was at the soft the Death Star Microsoft, I got called.
Speaker 1: Into a meeting as an observer. We had these This
was actually very helpful. It was called ORB and it
was a structure for what your role was to be
in a meeting.
Speaker 2: You were an observer, an approver or the approver brother,
a reviewer, or a participant. And when you went into
a meeting you were assigned this role.
Speaker 1: You knew your role. And if you're the approve you
were the person who was a yes or no authority.
Speaker 2: If you were a reviewer, you were there to ask
questions and to dig into things. If you were a participant,
you were presenting. And if you were an observer, you're
simply there to watch. And I'm in this little conference
room and there's a guy named Jeff I won't say
his full name, and he is just.
Speaker 1: Berating this team. He's just ripping them what you're using here.
Speaker 2: You know, this isn't the way this is done in media.
That's not the way media buyers look at this. That's
not the right numbers, you're not using the right abbreviations.
You know, AQH that's a radio term. It was like
aqah TV. I mean, you guys expect to go to
New York and get any respect and you don't know
these things. And I'm sitting there as this observer, and
I just, man, this isn't the way you treat people.
And I looked him up on the ORG chart. There's
this thing called head tracks, or there was back in
the day. I'm like, okay, how is this guy?
Speaker 1: And I'm looking in head tracks and I say, okay,
he's really junior to me.
Speaker 2: Who's his boss? Okay, his boss is junior to my boss. Okay,
I got air cover, so I said, I raised my hand.
I'm sorry.
Speaker 1: I know I'm an observer, but can I say something?
And he looked at me shocked to go, I'm having
a challenge warming to your tone. I'm finding it challenging
to respect what you're saying because of your tone.
Speaker 2: And secondly, you're wrong. That's not a rating point. It's
a TRP, you said, rating point. The math you're using
is a TRP.
Speaker 1: And by the way, that CPM you're talking about, that's
a JCPM justified CPM. And he looked at me with
these wide eyes you know, media. Yeah, and I also
know that you're being really rude. It's really frustrating. I
can see you're frustrated. Sure enough. That the guy was
weeks away from losing is a gig gosh.
Speaker 2: Why so he was trying to be confident at confident
and instead he was scared. It's like a dog. I'm
not comparing the man to a dog. I don't do that,
but sometimes mean dogs are scared dogs. Our government is
a scared dog. And I'll give you an example. This
is this relation to Milinna. Trump aid a second, I
have another email. Okay, I better just state this flat out.
I need to do more spelling on the show. We
need to get that clip from from Tubestone.
Speaker 1: Apparently conscious ain't your game. How about we have a
spelling contest. Great clip.
Speaker 2: R E n u E is the spelling of renewed
healthcare and it is r E n u e dot healthcare.
Got a note from a kind gentleman over the weekends. Hey,
I want to reach out to these guys with concern.
And apparently there's a renew healthcare that is related to
a bombing card that stut these guys our enu e
dot Healthcare uses ethically gathered stem cells. Nothing to do
with abortion, not ever, they wouldn't think of it. Ever,
the phase structure of the owners wouldn't allow it. And
they gather these stem cells from placentas and umbilical cords,
and they pay for the berths of the women go
through their entire birth even if they don't accept the
stem cells. So why am I talking to you about
stem cells. Let's shift the conversation. If you have things
like neuropathy, or you're in constant pain, or you're being
told you have to have surgeries or you have to
be on drugs or the rest of your life, or
you're being told you must go get a surgery for
a torn acl or MCL or rotator cuff tear, I'm
here to tell you might not need surgery. If you're
being told that no, the cartilage on your knee is
gone forever, that might not be true. And you can
go to Mexico and you can get this done. In
three or four, maybe five days on a beautiful, beautiful resort.
These guys are so high touch. And the way the
stem cells work is the first thing they do is
they get in and they attack the inflammation, so that
then brings about healing. Then they literally build whatever they're
injected into because they're building cells.
Speaker 1: That's what they do. But they're just waiting to be
told what to build. So if it's cartilage, you'll build that.
Speaker 2: If it's a tenant, they'll build that. Go to renew
dot Healthcare r E. You eat dot healthcare? Please do
tell them that you're a member of the Todd Hermitshaw
podcast under radio show, Families, YouTube whatever it's r E
and you EA dot healthcare. So this is Milania Trump
talking about a government that is a scared dog.
Speaker 1: Let's watch this.
Speaker 4: Your bank canceling your account. You know, this pushback from
so many areas of your lives that you never saw before.
But suddenly the powers that be wanted to cancel you.
What happened and how did that feel?
Speaker 5: It happened already in the White House and as soon
he announced for politics, but later on more of we
leve the White House. When I established my own business.
As you said, the bank suddenly informed me they will
not be able to do business with me anymore. Also,
I had very prominent email distribution service provider just raptly
terminated my agreement. So suddenly, as well as the university,
I was all agreed that they will accept my donations
for the foster students. And because of the board directors,
they call back, they find out that it was me.
They didn't They said we cannot go on. And it's
very very sad because who suffered. They were children from
foster community. They didn't have a scholarship that somebody will
provide for them. They didn't want to do business with
me because of political affiliation, my political beliefs, and you
know that that was one one of them, one of
the canceling project.
Speaker 4: Has it changed do you think in the last few
years at all?
Speaker 1: I think these are not the actions of people who
are super, super confident people. But what's the fear. Okay,
it's of the orange man who is literally hitler.
Speaker 3: M.
Speaker 1: Maybe it's something else. Maybe it's those people, those people
when I was in Mexico, and this is really funny,
we wrote and this is when I was down see
the time before last when I went down to renew
and got my shoulder done. And at the time, I had.
Speaker 2: This big beard, big goatee, and I wore ball caps.
And we're riding in this van and this lady and
gentlemen are talking to my friend Ben NonStop, laughing and
giggling and having a good married time, and I'm sitting
across the van going, I mean, is there drool come
out of my mouth that I vomited my shirt? And
I got to know them on that trip, and the
lady took me to side and said, I was so
afraid of you when I first met you. Wow, why
you're just very intimidating. How you know what it was?
Speaker 1: It was the beard.
Speaker 2: She came from an area where men don't dress like
I did, and so she's seeing you in this van,
in this title room and she's afraid.
Speaker 1: So part of it is those people. And we laughed
about that. I saw her again when we went down.
Speaker 2: She and her husband, he's a professional golfer, and those
guys are down there all the time because they just
messed their backup bodies not meant to move that way
time and time and time again, and so they go
down and they get these stems injections, and I'd shaved.
She came up and she touched my face, and her
husband's there, Bran, tell your wife to stop touching my face.
Speaker 1: Then she goes, I love that you shaved. But that's
just me. Those people, So what are those people? Can
I tell you something that makes people in Washington, DC
super uncomfortable? Super oogie questions questions to which they don't
know the answer.
Speaker 2: Now, this part of this is that so many of
them are lawyers or went to law school, and you're
taught the first question. The first thing you're taught in
cross examination is never ask a question to which you
don't know the answer.
Speaker 1: So everything is stage. Everything is scripted cross examination. You
already know the answer to the question you are giving
the witness. You already know the answer, but you're leading
to a conclusion. Everything is boxed up and controlled. Not
with Trump.
Speaker 2: So when President Trump says things like this, why are
we paying the bulk of the World Economic Forums bill
or not working with my firm but the World Bank?
Speaker 1: Why are we paying that? Why do we pay multiples
of what other countries pay for NATO, even.
Speaker 2: Adjusted for our capitalization and the amount of money we
don't have because we don't really have any money. Let's
just be honest. But the money that flows through America,
let's say our revenues, because we don't really have money.
We're a bankrupt nation, but our revenues are much larder
than the other bankrupt nations.
Speaker 1: But why are we paying multiples on that? DC hates
that because it's a question to which they don't have
the answer, because the answer is this, because we don't
know what else to do, because.
Speaker 2: We've painted ourselves into this box. We don't know what
else to do. They're just the smartest, smartest people, and
so all the things should be working, but none of
the things are working. So when someone comes along and
says it's not working, why are we doing sucker bets?
Speaker 1: Why are we shipping our jobs overseas? Why is that? Well,
it's cheaper. No, it's not that those dynamics have changed.
So those people are the people who ask questions. They
don't like those questions. And sometimes it's just not even
it's not in huge authorities. I got held up by
the cops at a stupid grocery store in Salt Lake City, Utah,
back when I was a morning show host the first
time before went and did all the tech and I
was literally asking questions and they called the police. And
this was a store called Rems, and they had this
famous famous slogan, we charged ten percent, and this was
their ad campaign at Rams. We only charged ten percent.
The mark our products up ten percent. One thing.
Speaker 2: They got curious and I researched what is the average
markup in the grocery store business.
Speaker 1: It's one percent. And they located in these poor areas
of town.
Speaker 2: And I'm standing in line and this lady had a
grocery cart full of one hundred dollars in groceries.
Speaker 1: They said, you know that. And here's the thing.
Speaker 2: They didn't put the The price tag was not what
you paid. So they would put a dollar on a
on a package, say it's beef, Jerkey's a buck when
they got to the grocery store. When you got to
the checkout stand, they added ten percent to that, so
it's actually a buck ten And I said to this
lady she had one hundred bucks worth of groceries and said,
now you know they charged ten percent, right, I said,
that's like one hundred dollars worth of stuff.
Speaker 1: She said, yeah, but that's only a dollar. No, ma'am,
that's ten dollars.
Speaker 2: So I get done buying my stuff, I walk out
and there's two store guys there.
Speaker 1: What you know, we've called the police. What now?
Speaker 2: I had really long hair in Salt Lake City's not
place for men that long hair. I had haired down
in the middle of my back, and I had an
earring at an orange beard, and I had motorcycle boots.
And I was with a guy who looked like Howard
Stern crossed with Blossom. And we want you to have
called the cops. Why you're hassling people?
Speaker 1: No, I'm not.
Speaker 2: I just asked, why do you charge ten percent? They
called the police, and one cop came in, white cop.
He's like, hey, look this is his store. It's a
business place. And the black cop comes. He goes, hold
on a second, Wait a minute, So they don't put
the ten percent on the on the package. No, wait,
so when you get there they add ten percent. Yes,
and the average markups one percent, and then the white
cop pops. He goes, wait a minute, hold on a second, wait,
what's the average markup?
Speaker 1: It's one percent? And he looks to the store manager,
why do you do this?
Speaker 2: Do you know that they actually changed that policy because
we pressured him so much.
Speaker 1: They were weak.
Speaker 2: Because they knew they were scamming people. But no one
ever bothered to say, wait a minute, why do you
do that?
Speaker 1: That's Trump?
Speaker 2: Why are all our generals always losing wars and wearing
more medals? Why is the State Department wrong about everything?
Why does the government spend ten thousand times what it
should for a process.
Speaker 1: And millennia?
Speaker 2: Trump's just part of that. So why would the bank
shut her down? Because the banks are part of that
power system? Ask your bank this one time. Hey, when
I bounce a check and you charge me a fee,
do I get to charge you a fee when you
make a mistake?
Speaker 1: Or try that with like a personal trainer?
Speaker 2: Hey, you know what, you missed yesterday's session, So that's
gonna I'm gonna have to charge you for that because
you didn't give me twenty fours notice. Yeah, but you
missed yesterday's So do I get to charge you one
hundred and fifty bucks?
Speaker 1: Well? No, we wait.
Speaker 2: My time's worth just as much as us. In fact, economically,
my time might be worth more because I'm paying you.
Uncomfortable questions are what DC hates that's what the banks hate.
Don't like the fact that Malania's husband asks uncomfortable questions.
These are not the signs of strong people. That the
signs of weak people. Let's remember that because it should
give us some confidence. Story number two. Sometimes you let
people talk. Sometimes the best technique to suss out when
people are goofing with you is to just let them talk.
Kamala Harris is the perfect example of just let them talk.
The more she's given leeway to speak, the fewer words
on a teleprompter, the more you get inside her head.
So many people think that they can step up and
speak so well, extempt radiously no notes. There was a great,
great thing I used to do on talk radio from
time to time, and we took phone calls, which I misseddoing,
and if someone was really, really vociferous, really wanted to
make a point, one of the great tricks you can
do is a talk show host is turn off the
mic and let them go. And my favorite ones always
went this way. They always went this way. Yeah, Todd,
thanks for the show. Hud. I'm a lawyer.
Speaker 1: Wow, you're a lawyer. Yeah, I'm a lawyer. Well, I
better put on my very special talk show host hat.
Then fact, here's what I'll do.
Speaker 2: I'll turn off the microphone and let you make your
case all on your own with no interruption from me,
because you're an educated man, So let me do this.
Speaker 1: In three two one, you're on. Hello, Let's let's try
it again.
Speaker 2: Let's try it again. I'm going to say three two one,
and then you're gonna be on your own. So you're ready,
three two one, you're on.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 1: I just, as a lawyer, I think no, A lot
of what you're saying is uh, hello, I think you
hung up on me. No, I'm still here, okay. But
what you're saying is a lot of hyperbole, and I
just it's a lot of it's wrong.
Speaker 2: When do we get to the lawyer part, it's not
as easy as people think. But sometimes you also suss
out this other information. I was talking to someone the
other night at a restaurant, and she works there, and
this is a place I go once a week.
Speaker 1: This is not someone I know.
Speaker 2: Well, she's far younger than me, she's in a relationship.
I'm not there being a creep, just visiting. I'd be
visiting with the male person working at the bar. I
don't drink but it's a pizza place. I visit with
the staff, the young kids.
Speaker 1: I like that. And I noticed another or thought of conversation.
Speaker 2: She kept using the word I I I I'm thinking
of doing this, I'm thinking of doing that, I'm thinking
of moving, I'm thinking of.
Speaker 1: And I'm listening to this. And the more she talks,
the more eyes I hear.
Speaker 2: And I finally just said, Hey, just quick question, are
you and I don'ton't say his name on the show,
but are you guys still together?
Speaker 7: No?
Speaker 1: I'm so sorry.
Speaker 2: So in the case of Kambel Harris at Kamala Harris,
I get it wrong. Kambla Harris, and it's not intentional.
By the way, she is the perfect example of let
people talk. And I'll get to this in just a second.
You can get people on sometimes who can talk up
a mighty storm and they mean something. The first time
I had Wade Lightheart on, who is one of the
bosses at Bioptomizers, I was terrified because he's a big
partner of the show. I take all his products. I
love the products. I wanted to love Wade, and I
wanted to ask him some questions about doing hard things
physically because He's a master at doing hard things physically,
and I thought that people would benefit from this. We
did a show talking about doing hard things as young
men and then do this not that as young men,
because I think Wade is a very sick I know
he's a very successful businessman, successful bodybuilder, successful at relationships.
So we had a the program and thank goodness, the
guy could talk. And when you get him talking about
his products, this is another thing you'll do. A lot
of people are faces on products. You talk to Wade
about his products and he can go so in depth
because he's involved in the creation phase, the testing phase.
When they created a digestive enzyme product, they didn't want
to be like every other They wanted to be incredibly potent.
Speaker 1: And so two hundred and forty.
Speaker 2: Three experiments it took to get mass szymes to the
place where they felt it was that. And then their
feelings don't matter, what does the data say. So they
went to Berkshenadausher University in Bosnia. They did a side
by side test of people who ate food and did
not take mass zymes. No change, they just ate food.
Then they tested people who took mass symes while they
were eating their food or right after, right before, and
they saw a two hundred percent increase in something in
their bodies.
Speaker 1: You know what it was. Amino acids. Amino Acids and
branch chain aminos build proteins which build muscle. If you
want to have any.
Speaker 2: Respectable level of muscle throat, a restrictive diety of program,
or just into later in life, then add these digestive
enzymes to your protocol.
Speaker 1: Mine is three times a day. Yes, I do have
them in Tubolo, by the way, I mean Tupouloa, Mississippi.
Speaker 2: This week I did bring my mass simes. They're in
the bag back at the hotel room. Go to bioptimizers
dot com slash todd. Get ten percent off all their
products there, including mass simes. Stop letting poor digestion hold
you back from reaching your full potential. It's Bioptimizers dot
com slash todd. Here's the perfect example. If you ever
have an opportunity to meet Kampbella Harris, let her speak.
Speaker 1: Let's watch. But it seems that Prime Minister Netanyah who
is not listening well, Bill, the.
Speaker 8: Work that we have done has resulted in a number
of movements in that region by Israel that were very
much prompted by or a result of many things, including
our advocacy for what needs to happen in the region.
Speaker 2: What wait was it? Did that make sense to anybody?
Just I'm just looking around. Okay, if I missed it,
someone bring it to me. Can I hear that again?
Because I want to make sure I'm being fair to h.
They want to be figurehead here, Kamla Harris. Let let's
let's seriously put aside. I know that the audience is
largely Christian, largely concerned. Put that all aside and really
think here, Okay, let's give let's give all because the
theory of the show here is that she needs a
special aversion of the I let's I'm gonna you know what,
I'm not gonna look at her, no disrespect, but I
want to just concertrate in the words because I might
be missing something here.
Speaker 1: So can we hear and they see this again? But
it seems that Prime Minister Netanya who is not listening well,
Bill mh.
Speaker 8: The work that we have done has resulted in a
number of movements in that re in by Israel that
were very much prompted by or a result of many things,
including our advocacy for what needs to happen in the region.
Speaker 1: Oh, it's not there. I wanted it to be there.
So you know the follow up question, They're right, you
know what the one is, and they hate this and
name one. Let's just try that with people. You know
they're funning, you just name maybe name one a half
a one. So how is she this way? I just
don't believe that people like this are stupid and she's dim.
Speaker 2: But you know what else happens to people? And let
me think of Okay, let me give you the perfect comparison.
I mean, it has to do with weightlifting and CrossFit.
Therefore it's perfect because because I like to talk about
weightlifting and a CrossFit, So a CrossFit tupolo. This morning, I
went in and I'm just rebuilding weightlifting because I didn't
do a ton of weightlifting when I was building up
the seal fit because I'm doing some other things and
maybe I should have done more weightlifting. But I go
in there and my bench press is weak. I mean
it's I haven't been this week on bench press since
I was just coming out of shoulder surgery. And I'm
in there thinking, man, everybody's watching me. Everybody sees it.
I don't know what I'm doing here, or they're thinking
I don't because there's not a lot of weight on
the bar. They don't know that it just did this
met big met con this you know, air runner and
sandbag lifts and pull ups. They don't know about that part.
But I was talking to this guy afterwards and he
comes up to me. He goes, hey, so, what are
you coming back from shoulder seers or something? Well, how'd
you know that?
Speaker 3: No?
Speaker 2: I was just I saw your METCN earlier than I
saw on the bench press kind.
Speaker 1: Of going lightweight high rep.
Speaker 2: Yeah, now I can see that you've got the form down,
et cetera. Hey, by the way, I'm one of the
weightlifting coaches here. Oh thanks, Like at least you notice
I know what I'm doing. When you get someone with
Kamala Harris and she says something this, the follow up
question is like, what explain that more? That's or that
you don't want to be rude saying that that's really interesting.
Let's talk about some of the moves you've made and
which resulted in Israel. Let's get down this specific. So
let's really drill into this and you're going to get
the well, I think what's important is that Joe Biden
is a leader, and then you know, here's what's bad
for her is Saturday Night Live knows man. There is
a shift, And I wonder how many people in big
media are starting to realize we might be on the
wrong side of things. They can't come out and say
it because they're afraid they don't want to get disinvited
to parties that they're starting to notice, you know, the
people who are running things, maybe they're not how that's brilliant.
Speaker 1: This is Saturday Live lampooning.
Speaker 2: Not just a drunken Kamala Harris, but this is someone
playing her husband, Doug Emhoff, who apparently likes to hand
slap women, beat up women, and then impregnate nannies and
then force them of abortions. That's the new form of
masculinity that he's been lecturing us on.
Speaker 1: Let's watch this.
Speaker 2: As they're referring to Tim Waltz getting ready for the debate,
this is said live here in this clip.
Speaker 8: Okay, he's out there, he's doing this thing, whatever that
may be.
Speaker 1: Come on, just relax. You know you haven't had a
night off in three months. Do you want to watch
something less stressful like the Menendez Brothers show. I don't
know Dougie. I kind of wish I had picked Josh
right now. Oh Josh Shapiro, No Josh Cabernet. Look, it'll
be fine.
Speaker 2: It's not like he's gonna say something crazy.
Speaker 1: I've been calling friends with school shooters. I mean, give
him some props. That's sort of funny.
Speaker 2: But Kambella Harris and this special need for DEI here's
what happens to me. My muscles and bench press atrophied
because I wasn't doing it. It wasn't my focus. My
focus was not weightlifting. My focus was building volume, lots
of body weight movements because I knew we weren't gonna
have weightlifting at sealfit there were not much of it.
I knew a lot of it was going to be
about rocking, so I rocked like an insane man. I
knew a lot of it was going to be getting
up early in the morning or being awake for fifty hours,
So I set random alarms to wake up at two
thirty in the morning, and then I set them and
forget them. So I'm sleeping comfortably, and all of a sudden,
the alarm goes off at one thirty seven am with
an assigned workout.
Speaker 1: But it wasn't doing Benross.
Speaker 2: So what atrophied her? Need to have any details atrophied.
If you've ever traveled with someone who is famous in
politics or famous in entertainment, you're going to notice something.
They don't have their own credit cards, They don't know
what things cost. Sometimes they don't know how to check
into a hotel. Wait, I have to go to what
the front desk?
Speaker 1: What's that? Wait? People do this? People stand in lines.
Speaker 2: And on the topic of questions like this, she doesn't answer,
her staff does. Her mind is atrophied, so she's gotten
to a place where she now needs some level of
special ed DEI never let this happen to you. Never
let your mind atrophy. Always find ways to challenge your mind.
If you are ever in a position where people offer
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say no. Remember back in the day at Microsoft, they
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God could have just had a perfect world with no women.
So why did he do that? Well, we know the
answer biblically, right, I mean we should. But in our
society where there is now no such thing as a woman,
Variously at times, in different times there no such thing,
and sometimes as women are the most important people depending
on what political point needs to be made.
Speaker 1: But why did God even do this? Or did he?
With the continual.
Speaker 2: Fall of some flavors of the Lutheran Church, you can
really begin to legitimately ask this question. You can also
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One comes from a so called transgender Lutheran pastor. No
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in the wrong body.
Speaker 1: That doesn't happen. There are people who are gender defiant.
Speaker 2: Gender confused, gender lost, and a lot of these days
it is in fact that gender defiance thing.
Speaker 1: So I want you to hear.
Speaker 2: This because the ideas expressed here are utterly corrupt, almost
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Speaker 1: So why did God make women?
Speaker 2: Because apparently women are too weak to be questioned by men.
This comes from NBC's MSNBC's Nicole Wallace.
Speaker 1: Let's watch this, and.
Speaker 6: I actually think if you're a woman, that might be
the worst moment Javvan's had because he was going to
man explain right over that mute button. He was And
again I don't pretend to know, however, will react to this.
I think that a lot of women in position of
authority that should command respect just by virtue of that dynamic.
We'll see themselves and some do the disrespect of them
and talked over, you know. I mean there was a
moment like that with then Vice presidential in the Harris
Pence debate.
Speaker 1: No men get to ask questions. Weren't women to week?
Why did God great women? Yeah?
Speaker 2: I know what the Bible says about the weaker vessel,
and the interpretations I've read of that are physically and
there was a time and that was always true.
Speaker 1: Now that's a time where it's mostly true. It's not
always true. Doubt me.
Speaker 2: No, No, you come to my home gym in quarterly
in Idaho. You come to my home CrossFit gym. I'm
here to tell you. I don't care how strong a
dude you are. There's women there who will spank you, well,
let's not use that phrase, who will destroy you in
a workout?
Speaker 1: And I'm here. I'm here to tell you in dramatic fashion.
So why did God cret women? Is it to be
the weaker debaters that they just get they can't be
questioned by mat.
Speaker 2: You know, there is a reason that God created women
and we should know this biblically. So should this so
called transgender Lutheran pastor? And watch ind or listen to this,
and tell me does any of this strike you as true?
And as you watch and or listen to this, remember
the question why did God create women?
Speaker 1: Here we go, let's.
Speaker 10: Watch a lot of people who say that according to
the Bible, God made man and woman, and that couldn't
be more clearly defined. How do you respond to them?
Speaker 7: It's hard to relate it to modern day times because
It wasn't written for twenty twenty four. It was written
for then. When we read in the scripture that God
created man and woman, yes, and God created everyone else
as well.
Speaker 1: Well, yeah, and then there's this. You have roughly two
thousand times the amount of testosterone in your body that
is supposed to be in a female body, because that's
a woman speaking. God didn't make that. He didn't make
the look of you. He did not make women to
have that amount of testosterone in the bodies. God made
people fragile. He made us fragile for a reason. Why
why do you think we're fragile? If you're not fragile,
if you're unbreakable, what exactly do you need? Well? Nothing.
Speaker 2: God wants us to need him. Well, let me say
that again. He wants us to know we need him.
And one way to do this is to create the
need for connection. When God looked at his creation and
he said, it is good. It is good, it is good.
Speaker 1: Then he watched Adam naming the animals, and none of
the animals could be the partner that Adam needed. God said,
it is not good that man is alone.
Speaker 2: And so God creates woman a chance to need, a
chance to have the comparison of togetherness and not togetherness.
That's the design. Do you think there was not an
argument in the Garden of Eden afterwards? I think there
probably was. Is they're on their way out and they've
been clothed, and God was kind enough to put animal
cloaks on him. And you don't think that, Adam Turner,
because he ate distinct fruit.
Speaker 1: You could have.
Speaker 2: Told me, now that's post fall, that's a post fall environment.
So why did God make woman? Because it was not
good that man was alone? So what is the purpose
of women to need God to be a special helper
to their husband? What's the man's job to love the
woman as Christ love the church? So why did God
make women as an opportunity for us to be challenged?
Because relationships are challenging, marriages are hard. You have an
opportunity to grow in your faith, to walk your faith every.
Speaker 1: Time you don't want to be functional relationship. You have
an opportunity to stretch and to grow to be more
like God, more forgiving, more able to adapt to love
even when people aren't being lovable. God gave u chances
to exercise that. God did not make women to be
lampooned or men to be lampooned biologically, pharmacologically.
Speaker 2: That's the design of the flesh. That's weakness taken to
another level. Instead of approaching the weak is through God
or through growth, Let's mask the weakness with pharma and
guess what farmer is happy to step in to do that.
God did not make women so that we could pretend
to become women, because it is pretense. And to the
so called pastor's point, God made everybody else, right, He
made everybody, and everybody has some unique psychological needs, but
it doesn't mean that we have a need to affirm
or to pretend along with them. Because the same God
who made man and woman in his image male and female,
also made the Bible through men. You can say it
wasn't written for this time, and.
Speaker 1: Yet God would argue with you his word never returns void,
and not a word spoken by the Lord Jesus will disappear.
It was spoken for this time. It was written for
this time.
Speaker 2: So that we could observe how people who knew the
Lord Jesus walked they did, versus people who live now
two thousand years later saying things like, yeah, but it
wasn't written for a time such as this, and there
it is the wise people. We've grown past the Bible.
It wasn't written for this time. Did God creat women
to be confused by things like that? No, to join
with men and not being confused by things like that. Lord,
thank you for reminding us that your word is always
good for teaching, from rebuke, for instruction, that not a
drop of it is going to pass from the earth.
Thank you for the firm foundation on which we stand.
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.