Speaker 1: Welcome to the Three Stories version of The Todd Herman Show.
Story number one, a fake pastor pretends Christianity is a
system of hate. Story number two. No farmers, no food
used to be a slogan, Now it's a trend in
Story number three. CNN is now smaller than a decent
sized podcast, and MSNBC is even smaller. Certainly that will
drive them into moments of introspection and self examination as
they seek to balance their coverage in a way that
would appeal to more Americans. No, We'll do this is
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Here's the Emerald City exile to her Man.
Speaker 1: Today is today the Lord has made, and these at
the times to which God has decided we shall live.
And there are on people a lot more than I knew, who.
Speaker 3: Are absolute experts.
Speaker 1: In the history of Christianity and the iconography of Christianity.
I didn't know this. Of course, all religions have iconography.
In the case of the religious faith of Christianity. The
iconography we have we can't treat as idols or not
to do that, obviously, but the cross, the Cross of Christ,
is iconography. It's also a fact Jesus was nailed to
a cross.
Speaker 3: He has done.
Speaker 1: This is done to him in the way common criminals
sometimes where the bad criminals were killed. The Catholic Church
claims to have pieces of the Cross of Christ. Can
you imagine touching that? I don't know if you've looked
at the Shroud of Turin and all the evidence around that,
I am absolutely convinced that the shroud of Turin was
the shroud on.
Speaker 3: Which under which the body of Lord Jesus lay.
Speaker 1: I'm mostly convinced that because no one at this point,
despite now millions of dollars in offers, no one has
been able to replicate the process that would embed that
image into that fabric. It's not on the fabric. It
has become the fabric as if a massive light shone
through that's fabric and produced almost a photograph within it.
No one's been able to replicate that. That's so weird, right,
But there are a lot of experts. There's a guy
on Twitter there you go named Matt Stokes, and he's
an expert. He wrote this in relation to Pete Hegseth.
Pete is, of course the President's nomination to head up
this second deaf Secretary of Defense. He is an undergrad
from Princeton. He has two Pivy League degrees from Harvard.
He did eight years in combats, and he knows nothing
about the military courding of the mockingbird medium. Matt Sokes wrote,
I will give five dollars to any stand evangelical over
the age of forty who can prove the Jerusalem Cross
was a normal symbol of their faith and upbringing. Oh Man,
devastating takedown. Almost minutes later, Nate Shulman wrote, with a
picture of his Bible English Standard version, Schuler, and look
there it's the Cross of Jerusalem right there on the Bible.
And Nate Shulman wrote back, want my venmo genius. Lots
of experts. Now this guy probably thought this was true,
probably thought he was an expert, probably thought he'd crack
the code that Pete Haigsseeth has images of white supremacy
on his arms, what with the Cross Jerusalem and that
disgusting pine tree, which is of course the appeal to heaven,
but he's probably not of the same level of false
teacher as a fake pastor at ucc Ashley Popperson, or
as the people that protest you dot com have libeled
her a pastrix. You'll hear and see her words here,
as she false teaches and appears to describe Christianity is
simply a system of hatred. I don't think she could
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Speaker 1: There is a consistent theme that runs through the Progressive Church,
or as some people have called it, the gay church.
The theme is this, God's love is God's agreement. Because
God loves us, he agrees with what we do. That
if we're douced something that the Bible says is sin, what.
Speaker 3: We do is we love.
Speaker 1: Rub on that a little bit of the oil of
Jesus's love. Well, Jesus loves me. This is how I
was made. You'll notice this is never applied to kleptomania.
Never ever do they say thieves are thieves, so thieves
should do as thieves do. It's not applied to racism.
I mean, you could just easily say if you were
a knuckle dragging, thumbs sucking, basement dueling racist, you could
just as easily say, well, God made me this way.
Oh it's not that I hate my neighbor. I just
don't like other races. I don't think they should mix.
You could do that, of course, you'd be running a
fault of God's word. In the body of Christ, there's
neither Greek nor Jew, nor servant their master. You'd be
doing that. But then again, so are they worse though,
is this I think giving.
Speaker 3: People false security.
Speaker 1: There are times when you tell your kid that everything's
going to be okay because they're little and you want
them to believe everything's going to be okay. There are
also times when you speak truth.
Speaker 3: To your children.
Speaker 1: I don't know if everything's going to be okay. I've
had friends who've had their spouses die.
Speaker 3: And their kids have.
Speaker 1: Said, is Mama going to live? What would be the
loving thing. The loving thing, of course, would be to lie, Yeah,
Mom's gonna live. It's not the truth. The loving thing
is to speak the truth. Mom may not live, and
she'll want you to live, and she's going to go
to the Lord and it's going to be okay, and
it's going to really hurt. You could say the same
thing to people who are same sex attracted. It's going
to be really hard to live this way. It's going
to be really really hard to deny this part of yourself.
It can be done, and there are people who've done it.
There are people who have in fact discovered that they
can have relationships with the opposite sex.
Speaker 3: That has happened.
Speaker 1: There are other people who choose to live as chased life.
There are single people who never found a mate, and
they made the very difficult decision to decide to be
happy that way, and guess what, the Holy Spirit filled them.
It can happen, But the leftist church must make sex
the ultimate sacrament. Without what you can't live here. It
is a fake, Pastor Ashley Popperson.
Speaker 5: All across the globe, queer people, particularly trans people and
gender min minorities, face violence, state sanctioned discrimination, and death.
Speaker 1: Hey, that is true outside the United States, but of
course this is focused at the United States. Praise God.
That is not true in the United States. And if
I ever see anyone ever go hit a same sex
attracted person or abuse them, I hope I'm brave enough,
no matter how old I am, to stand between them.
That is not what we do. And I guarantee you
Jesus is not pleased by this.
Speaker 5: We would be remiss if we did not confess that
much of that hatred is fueled by Christian pagemony, a
dangerous mix of theology, power and control.
Speaker 1: So Christian homogene is what has made it possible in
America for men to force women to touch their genitals.
Because that's what's going on in Seattle. There is a
very perverse, two hundred and fifty pounds man who has
shaved one side of his head, and he has made
a point of going to a Korean salon that he
knows to be a Christian salon, demanding a Brazilian bikini wax,
pretending that his testicles are in fact a volva, and
so far it looks like he's winning forcing women to
handle his genitalia. The pastrix is not going to approach that, because,
of course, that man is a woman and deeply marginalized.
Speaker 5: It's a theology marked by a desire to hem in
the wild diversity of creation and humanity. By fixing people
into stayed.
Speaker 6: Categories and scripts.
Speaker 5: In those categories, we can be much more easily controlled.
That graffiti at first, Baptist is not the manifestation of
one angry person. It is a manifestation of a system
of hate.
Speaker 1: It is a system of hate. When God, the Father
who designed our bodies and our souls and our minds, says,
please do not treat your body the following way, because
it will affect your soul and your mind. Please don't
do this to yourself. Now, Scribbling graffiti on a church
is an act of hate, and no matter what the greedy
FEEDI says that if it's something that targets same sex
attracted people, yeah, sin to a hatred. It does not
convey a system of hate. And it is not God's
desire to corral us.
Speaker 3: He need not do that.
Speaker 1: He made us, He has no need to corral us.
He knows what we are. You cannot be a Christian
and pretend that God's rules are about corralling us.
Speaker 5: It's a theology that presents a simple view of life,
one without space for ambiguity, marked by binaries, each question
with a simple answer, each sin with an obvious punishment,
each human life existing with a strict system of.
Speaker 1: Either or, each sin with an obvious and immediate punishment.
Really the first sin when the serpents, whom the mass
graader as the serpent said, surely you won't die, They didn't.
They left the garden fully clothed by God, first animal
skins they had ever worn. Oh, spiritual death. Yes, simple.
The apostle Paul pleading on his knees for an affliction
to be taken from him, and God saying no, my
grace alone is sufficient. Simple binary.
Speaker 5: Dream world from which no deviance is allowed male or female,
provider or nurturer, rich or poor.
Speaker 1: Again, in the body of Christ, there's neither servant nor master, Greek,
nor dury, woman nor man. This woman is creating an
absolute straw man, and she's really bad at it that
if you look behind her, if you're watching the video
service man. People want to be convin and here's one
of the things they want to be convinced of is
that they have the secret sauce of Christianity. They have
cracked the code that theologians and people who studied the
faith from the very beginning didn't crack. They know more
about Jesus Christ than the twelve men who knew him right.
Speaker 6: Good or bad. In our very city, there are pastors
who think this way. Some defend their thinking.
Speaker 5: By referring to that great fable of creation in Genesis.
Speaker 1: You cannot be a Christian and think Genesis is a fable.
Speaker 3: She is not a Christian.
Speaker 5: Thing that God created night and day, land and sea.
God created creatures that live in the water and creatures
that fly in the sky.
Speaker 6: God created men and women.
Speaker 1: You cannot be a Christian and deny that. And yet
this woman gets to call herself a pastor.
Speaker 6: Here's the thing about night and day.
Speaker 3: They each Oh wait, let's see, I.
Speaker 1: Wonder is she gonna mentioned dusk? Oh, this is hard,
this is hard.
Speaker 5: Their own beauty night's blanket of stars and the day's
bright sun dusk.
Speaker 6: But have you not seen the golden hour?
Speaker 7: That?
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, that's right.
Speaker 1: That means, of course that people are born in the
wrong body.
Speaker 3: This is brilliant.
Speaker 1: Because there's a sunset, and because just a sunrise that
means that people are born in the wrong body.
Speaker 3: This is so good.
Speaker 6: Time of day, just before sunset, when the sun casts.
Speaker 5: A diffuse light, illuminating each face with a beauty that
happens only at that time, that in between time, not
quite night and no longer fully day, but completely.
Speaker 1: Stunning, exactly like someone being born in the wrong body.
A six year old girl as a boy because she
takes berets out.
Speaker 4: Of her hair.
Speaker 5: Land and sea serve their purpose too, But surely they
are not all that exists. What of the vernal pool,
that unique intern in wetland that fills seasonally from rainfall
or snow melt land sometimes body of water, other times
neither dry land nor sea, but somewhere in between.
Speaker 1: She has discovered the key. God is ambiguous uncertain. Creation
is a myth, and only Ashley Popperson gets it. God
created male and female in his image.
Speaker 3: He created us.
Speaker 1: And after the fall, there were people who were born
with diseases.
Speaker 3: After the fall, people.
Speaker 1: Were born with sicknesses. After the fall, some people were
born with one limb, and maybe it's just one leg,
and still human beings are bipedal. As a rule, the
shifting and the deluxe gas lighting and the luxuriant's crazy
making is all on purpose, because one cannot regard anything
in the Bible.
Speaker 3: In this manner.
Speaker 1: Without having an intent to deceive. And I would just
tell her if I could speak to her personally, Ashley,
you are digging for yourself.
Speaker 3: A very very deep and very.
Speaker 1: Very inaccessible and very dark hole because you're doing something
the Lord really warned about, which is engaging as a
false teacher and misleading the least of these the people
who most need to hear God's word in a loving way,
Like the man about to commit adultery. He's a phone
call away, it's just a business trip, but he knows otherwise.
He needs to hear No, you've already done it. You're
already separating yourself from God. A woman about to do
the same thing.
Speaker 3: Hey, it's just a visit.
Speaker 1: Or a same sex attracted person who you are telling
God made you this way. He loves your sin. He
loves you, but he doesn't love your sin. He doesn't
love my sin. And what you're doing is really Ashley
the Ultimate Sin Story Number two. You remember the phrase
no farmers, no food.
Speaker 3: It's a good phrase.
Speaker 1: I like the idea of farmers making our food, you know,
actual human beings, not these big skyscrapers of fake food
that Bill Gates and his minions want to make by
seizing farmland in the middle of the United States to
build their carbon dioxide pipelines.
Speaker 3: I really like the idea.
Speaker 1: Of human beings making food and then sharing it with
us because it hearkens back to the Garden of Eden.
But it harkens back to being able to look at
a thing and say, we can eat that thing.
Speaker 2: You know.
Speaker 3: My belief of nutrition, one of.
Speaker 1: My key beliefs of nutrition is this, if you can
look at a thing and identify it as a food,
it's good for you. The less it looks like the thing,
the less likely it is to be good for you.
But agrifarming and the massive factory farms that don't have
that heart. They don't have the care the nurturing of
animals and of plants. They can't their machines. They have
ruined a lot of our nutrition. Consequently, if you want
to get let's say, the nutrients you would have gotten
out of a carrot just throwing something out there, a
carrot one hundred years ago during organic farming, you wonder
how many carrots you.
Speaker 3: Need to eat today to get that about fifty five.
Speaker 1: Because the soil has been so abused and so watered
out and so washed down. Unless you're buying from really
great organic farmers, which can be difficult to buy and find,
you're getting robbed nutritionally. So much of what you grew
up with has robbed you nutritionally. You are probably insufficiently
stocked with magnesium and potassium. You're probably insufficiently stocked with proteins.
So many people have bought the myth that you don't
need this or that much protein. I know I've heard
the you know, the gram per lean body body weight
to lean muscle body weight, but that depends on your
level of activity. In my case, I have to have
three hundred and sixty grams of protein every day. That's
a lot, which means I need to have four hundred
or so ounces of water sometimes four hundred and forty.
Speaker 3: That's a lot.
Speaker 1: How do I keep track of this all? Well, for me,
I'm a geek.
Speaker 3: I use an app.
Speaker 1: I write everything down, but then I also cheat big time.
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Minister and he's opening the G twenty summit and look
at this. He talks about ending hunger. Oh do they
know it's Christmas time at all?
Speaker 3: We are the world.
Speaker 8: We are children to find solutions for the problems facing
the world today, climate change, poverty and hunger, and we
made real progress. I was pleased to back President Lula's
Global Alliance against Hunger.
Speaker 3: We are aligned against hunger. It's deadly.
Speaker 1: We're also doing everything we possibly can to shut down
the scared of family farms. What with those stinking dirty
farmers not producing MARINAE enhanced vegetables were self replicating a
marnae within it.
Speaker 3: We cut of this. It's a fraud to freedom. I say,
it's your porrig? Wait is it no Pickfoyd?
Speaker 1: How can you eat a porrig of knowedge?
Speaker 3: You've not eaten your Bill Gates burger. It's a gatesburger.
Speaker 1: Some young farmers decided to produce an education. You have
video about farming and politics. Remember the whole thing. No farmers,
no food. What about no family farms, no decent food.
Speaker 9: We don't normally address political issues, but as this affects
the whole of British agriculture, we thought we'd give you
some insight into what's going on.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 10: As farmers, we consider ourselves caretakers of land which has
been passed down from generation to generation and then something
we plan never to sell.
Speaker 9: This here is Clarkson's farm, which spans as acres. Assuming
his land is worth ten pounds an acre is children
will have an interescent tax bill of one point eight
million or two point five million, spreading that cost over
ten years at seven point five percent interest.
Speaker 10: Most farmers considered asset rich and cash poor. As you
can see here, the farms profit cannot facilitate the added
depth and inheritance tax and therefore the children must sell
part of the land in order to continue farming. Maybe
thinking what does that mean to me?
Speaker 9: But the amount of land being bought by UK farmers
in twenty twenty three dropped by eight per cent and
the amunt bought by institutional investors rose by thirteen The
public needs to ask themselves who do they want owning
the land in the UK? British farmers have been found
the land for generations or big corporations buying up land
to offset carbon emissions.
Speaker 10: Unfortunately increasing our carbon footprint, reducing our food security and money,
also leaving the UK economy which will never return and
cannot be taxed. US farmers disagree on a number of
things from our favorite chactor to breathe a cow, but.
Speaker 9: One thing we can all agree on is that Labour's
budget is a slap in the face to British agriculture
and we urge everyone to stand together on the nineteenth
November and show you.
Speaker 1: Hey, I just heard the UK Prime Minister said that
there was a resolution against hunger.
Speaker 3: Who do you want to own the farmer land? United States?
Bill Gates, as you know, has.
Speaker 1: Become the top owner of farmer land the United States
with his vast background in farming and his deep love
of digging his hands in the dirt. Remember the tectre
crap Michael Bloomberg who said, it's easy to be a farmer.
You just dig a hole in the ground, spit in it,
drop a seed, spitting it again, cover it up, and
there you go. You gotta farm. It's a soft bigotry
of low expectations. Bill Gates' vision is very very clear,
and it's the same Your body is an uninstalled user base.
Speaker 3: It needs apps. The apps he'd like to create.
Speaker 1: He's made very clear he is going to work with
farmer to create those apps and to distribute those apps.
He has invested in IP to distribute those apps. Self replicating,
self amplifying so called vaccines. He has invested in things
like mosquito bread vaccines. He's examined things like blowing the
vaccines out through the air.
Speaker 3: What about food?
Speaker 1: Bill Gates, with his view on carbon taxes, is using
his considerable ownership over Microsoft stock to these days, to
this day to drive the carbon pricing. He purchases carbon
offsets from farms that grow soybeans.
Speaker 3: And plants.
Speaker 1: He will not buy from ranches that produce meat. They
produce carbon dioxide. Why won't you buy that? Because Gates
intends to destroy the meat business, because he intends to
fully replace the meat business with patented proteins. Can you
think of a more evil idea than eliminating access to
a very simple food source that is a common blessing
given us by God meat, what's in meat? Meat, and
replacing it with plastic foods that our bodies are not
meant to digest in that way, And yet soon it
would be the only food after all, Bill Gates is said,
developed countries like the United States should be taxed into
eating care product as the only source of protein. The
developing world can have some time to enjoy the olden
days of meat. For me, I say, go back to
family farms. Go back by making some very very simple
laws captive amount of farm ownership that an individual can
have price controls. Not really, it's national security. Letting any
one individual own production of food in our country is
a national security interest, isn't it?
Speaker 3: Story number three?
Speaker 1: There is a shrinkage and I'm sorry, I had a
Seinfeld moment. Every now and then pop culture comes back
to me, I'm just hearing like CNN in the person
of George Seinfeld screaming I was in the pool. There's
a massive shrinkage going on in the mockingbird media and
it's about time. It is about time for a come
uppance and notice something here. They're not changing. They cannot
see that it's not working. They're not changing. They can't
because it's not just entertainment to them. There's something else, far,
far deeper to this. Rather than change. In America right now,
you have people like shoulder surgeons, in knee surgeons and
back surgeons, orthopedic surgery rather than change their approach to
helping people avoid surgery or recover from surgery, they are
building a massive web of lies.
Speaker 3: They're telling people.
Speaker 1: I just had this conversation with a friend of mine
in the gym the other day, and if anyone could
benefit from renewed healthcare, it's this guy. Because he wrecked
his body as a professional athlete.
Speaker 3: He's still well.
Speaker 1: He doesn't still but he owned a world record in
weightlifting for about a decade and to this day. This
dude is a year.
Speaker 3: Older than me.
Speaker 1: He is a beastly strong man. Nice guy too, knows
the lord filled to find that out. He was telling
me that he is a friend of his who works
in North American medicine and said, no, no, no, no no,
why would you possibly go to Mexico to get stem cells?
Speaker 3: We do that here.
Speaker 1: We also get them from placentas and uibilical cords. We
do that here. What's the response to that, right? And
then you kill the stem cells so you may get them.
You usually get them from our own bodies. That's what
you normally do. You take our fifty seven year old
stem cells from our bone marrow and put it into
our shoulder after a surgery and say there you go.
What's nice of you. That might cut down onto inflammation.
But you also killed the stem cells before you put
them in our bodies. That's not the way it's done
at renew Dot Healthcare. Steve and James and Adam they
didn't want to have to relocate to Mexico to do business.
But they had to relocate to Mexico.
Speaker 3: To do business.
Speaker 1: You think they wanted that acts or cost. So the
difference is this, They take stem cells from umbilical cords
and placentas, only they monitor the health of the woman
and the baby.
Speaker 3: Far beyond birth.
Speaker 1: They reject stem cells that don't show that they're the
very best. Then they culture those stem cells and they
make them into something called Wharton's jelly that allows them
to take not sixty thousand dead stem cells, but forty
two million cultured stem cells and inject them into your body.
That will destroy inflammation. And that is forty two million
cells that God designed to build the human body tissue, muscle, tendon, cartilage.
That's what they're designed to do. That's what they do
in your body. It can help you avoid surgery, it
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it happen. All you need to do is find out
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dot Healthcare. On November eleventh, CNN recorded its lowest twenty
five to fifty four ratings for a Tuesday in nearly
twenty five years. They had a total of sixty one
thousand viewers out of a little building in the Free America,
the high Mountains of Free America. The Todd Herman Show
platforms dwarf this, two national radio shows, a podcast, YouTube
channel's growing.
Speaker 3: It's not there yet, but by.
Speaker 1: Virtue of God's good grace, we this little tiny show
mean Alex we dwarf that. And we're not Joe Rogan.
We don't have that footprint. This change has been coming
for a long time. I can remember speaking to Mockingbird
media member. So when I was at Microsoft about the
dilution of attention, there were tiny little sites eating away
at their audience, which were multiplying and multiplying and multiplying.
And I was told, in no uncertain terms, no amateur,
no independence, can ever compete with us. We've got too
much distribution. We have too many pains of entry. Notnymore,
not anymore. So you would think they would examine the
business model. What is their business model? Well, part of
it is content. CNN lost this big airport distribution, this
forced distribution method that was annoying a lot of people.
So maybe they'd changed their content approach.
Speaker 3: They tried that.
Speaker 1: They had a president of CNN come in and say, look,
we're going to go middle of the road. We're not
going to continue to lean left. We're going to try
to appeal to Middle America. He was sent packing. And
now people like Brian Stelter back at the network. Donny
Lemon's making a new appearance on the network, and so
is a guy named Adam Schiff as an employee, we think,
but as a so called contributor.
Speaker 11: Obviously he is bringing a group of people to disrupt.
I mean, that is what Speaker Johnson said.
Speaker 3: And I'm wondering about how much.
Speaker 11: Anybody in Washington is being introspective at all about why
there is this kind of opening for disruptors, if not
necessarily these individuals you were censured in the House last
year for, in their view, holding positions of power during
the Trump presidency as chairman of the House Intelligence Committee,
and according to them, quote abusing this trust by saying
there was evidence of collusion between Trump's campaign and Russia.
And I wonder if you are feeling at all introspective
at all about that that was according to your according
to the Mother Report, and according to your Republican colleagues,
and overstatement. And I wonder if you think in any
way you help set the table for these disruptors, you know.
Speaker 3: For so it wasn't an overstatement.
Speaker 12: There is evidence of collusion the Trump campaign manager who
was meeting with Russian intelligence and giving the maternal polling data,
just to give you one example. And the Mall report
sets all this out.
Speaker 11: It does say, quote, the investigation did not establish that
members of the Trump campaign conspired or coordinated with the
Russian government in in selection interference activities, which doesn't mean
that he didn't you know that there weren't meetings, but
they didn't find over.
Speaker 3: Says that too.
Speaker 12: He says, the fact that we didn't find proofly on
a reasonable doubt, doesn't mean there wasn't previdence or conspiracy
or coordination.
Speaker 1: But look, that's not what people were voting on.
Speaker 12: People were voting on, is this guy going to improve
the economies?
Speaker 3: Are going to address inflation?
Speaker 12: And we didn't persuade the American people that we had
a better answer that question, that we had a better program, agenda, plan,
And more than that, I think we failed to persuade
the American people that in the voter's point of view, hey,
that party that candidate understands people like.
Speaker 1: Mate imagine thinking this. Our ratings are so low that
independent podcast staffed by two people in North Idaho beat.
Speaker 3: Us get Us Adam Schiff.
Speaker 1: Adam Schiff also apparently called Matt Gates a pedophile. That's
not covered by the speech and debate clause. He's not
in the House, the Senate as he's speaking those words.
He's on the TV. If that's true, If he actually
said that, of course he should be sued. Things are
worse for MSNBC. You'd think they'd change track as well,
but they're not. Why you know what's not being as affected,
They're revenues. Ratings are tied to revenues. Where are their
revenues not down as far? Because there are companies who
invest in these organizations. For the point of view, remember
the ownerships, Remember Black, Remember Vanguard. Remember their view, you
will own nothing and you will be happy. What are
we hearing from MSNBC now that Trump the disruptors coming in?
RFK Junior has spent a lifetime studying pharma and confronting
pharma and often beating pharma. He's coming in as a Democrat.
It used to be that democrats doubted big farmer back
in the day on CNN Anderson Cooper did a week
long takedown of Pfizer for the biggest criminal fine in history. Now,
all of a sudden, CNN and MSNBC are panicked that
a Democrat from the most storied of all Democrat families,
the Kennedys, is going to come in and do what
the Kennedys had promised to do for many, many years,
which is to right size big business.
Speaker 7: The idea that someone like Kennedy could have this job.
It talked about putting the Fox in charge of the
hen House. He's supposed to save lives. If he actually
worked to implement some of this policy, shout and the
people would die. The idea to put a conspiracy theorist
in charge of this essential department. We could go on
and on. The idea and what Matt Gaates sought to
have this job because he understands criminality, and therefore you
ought to put them in charge of the Justice Department.
This is this is trolling the United States.
Speaker 13: Nature of the project has destroyed the government. It's not
like all the framework that we all have, which is,
you know, these are very important agencies and they do
it very important work, and you need to make the better.
Why are we taking that seriously? You know it was
weak into the Trump trumpministration twenty seventeen when Steve Bannon said,
the thing about our goal is the deconstruction of the
administrative state. That is what they are doing now. This
is about tearing the government to pieces. That's that's the goal.
That's what they're serious about. They're not serious about make
it better. They're serious about tearing to get down.
Speaker 1: There's a Center for Disease Control. Has disease gone down
in America? There's a National Institute for Health. Has health
come up in America? There's a Department of Education. Are
American kids doing better on standardized tests than the rest
of the world. There's a Federal Bureau of Investigations. Remember
how they stopped all those terrorist attacks here? They've stopped many,
but some they just couldn't because you know, you can't
go looking at someone's Twitter channel. That's wrong, even though
they're tweeting anti American propaganda and putting on their immigration
forms that they're from a city that does not exist.
That's like wrong. Steve Bannon didn't say he wanted to
tear down the administrative state. He used a different phrase,
deep state. What does that mean. It means unelected people
who've taken it upon themselves to run government, unelected people
who worked with Twitter and Facebook to center Americans, and
undoubtedly undoubtedly work with MSNBC and CNN. In fact, they
admit it. National Institute of Health FDA CDC had goals
to work with every television producer during the COVID lockdown era,
every single one of them. It is finally good to
see the media seeing this drop an audience. It would
be really really interesting for the government to look into
the revenue sources. After all, you could make a national
security case, but you can make another case. Both of
these entities have been contributors to the Kamala Harris campaign.
Use the FEC investigation, and if it comes out that,
in fact these were unearned, unreported campaign donations, you have
an entry point.
Speaker 3: To go look at the revenue sources. The government should
do that. This is the Todd Hermannshaw.
Speaker 1: Please go be well, be strong, be kind, and please
make every effort to walk in the light of Christ.