Speaker 1: Welcome to the three Stories version of the Todd Hermer Show.
Story number one, playing Chicken with China the Mockingbird media said,
Trump blinked, did he? Story number two? Maybe I've been
wrong about gender bending kids.
Speaker 2: Maybe? And story number three.
Speaker 1: Jesus Christ tells us to be joyful when the government
harasses us.
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Speaker 1: Today is the day the Lord has made, and these
are the times through which God has decided we shall live.
And the great great panic of the Mocknberg media, the tariffs,
it's catastrophe, and our opinions matter.
Speaker 2: They do.
Speaker 1: God gave us intelligence to Steward. He gave us minds,
he gave us observational powers. Now there's some people whose
opinions might matter more than we do, or that ours dope,
and sometimes their opinions matter in reverse. So, as I'm
looking at the tariff circumstance and I'm listening to friends
and people who know what they're talking about, I start
with people who've been wrong about everything related to President Trump,
because that's a fantastic pattern. If they've been wrong about
everything about President Trump and they continue to speak about
President Trump, they don't care that they've been wrong, that
can inform our decision making. So it's like the Jim
Kramer rule, the guy from what CNBC who's always wrong
about invests. So there's people who actually go out and
the second Jim Kramer says invest in this, they short
it and they swear they're making money.
Speaker 2: It's like the Nancy Polsy stockpicker in reverse. So the
people who.
Speaker 1: Said President Trump is going to get us into a
nuclear war with North Korea, they're telling us the catastrophe
of the tariffs. President Trump's a Russian plant. They are panicked.
Speaker 2: About the tariffs.
Speaker 1: President Trump is going to put women in prison because
they refuse to carry babies to term. That didn't happen,
and it's not going to happen. And they're against tariffs.
People who said that they couldn't possibly afford to pay
their college loan back are now suddenly experts on tariffs,
and they're wrong about college loans. They're wrong about this,
So that gives me great comfort. I'll stand against the
people who've been wrong about everything with President Trump, and
that's step number one. Step number two is to do
some rational thought. Here, has what we've been doing with
China worked, How we put ourselves in a good circumstance now?
Right now, the threat China's making against us with iPhones
and big screen TVs and toys and video games, I
don't care.
Speaker 2: I can't be made to care. But there is a
threat they could make.
Speaker 1: And so it's a good thing that we're getting this
battle done now because the threat they could make could
be truly, truly catastrophic. But the media can't admit that
because they put themselves in a little trap. So we'll
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And I'm going to bet that Tim stands with me
on this tariff. They mean though he's a small business owner,
he's not important things from China. I know that my
friend Zach Abraham's opinion matters Zach is the chief investment
officer of Bulbark Capital Management. He's on my podcast once
a week. He's a dear friend, and it happens that
he manages a bunch of my money. So I'm pretty
happy that.
Speaker 2: Zach is happy. Here's what Zach wrote about the tariffs.
Speaker 1: He texted me this so far Trump tariff approach were
even better than I would have hoped, looking like a
total masterclass. Now China is in their biggest buying in
the last forty years. He's totally kicked the legs out
from under their political system, undermine their entire economic strategy.
Pretty remarkable how fast tables have turned to no surprise.
Media totally oblivious. And I would just make one comment
back to Zach if I were actually talking to him,
which is, I don't think the media is oblivious.
Speaker 2: I think they know what their job is.
Speaker 1: Their job is to once again tell everybody that President
Trump's heading us into a nuclear winter.
Speaker 2: This time it's an economic nuclear winter.
Speaker 1: And yep, they're all cordated the mockingbird media across the board.
Trump blinked, So let's start with the current threat. Because
the current threat doesn't bother me a bit. I truly
don't care how expensive iPhones get. And I truly believe
that American entrepreneurs, if they get to be a thirty
thousand dollars phone, that's never going to happen, because American
entrepreneurs are going to figure out ways to make them cheaper.
Speaker 2: That's just that's that's who we are.
Speaker 1: I was watching a show preper woman named Batya Ungar Sargon.
She was on News Nation, and she made a point
that I think's important. What is this stuff that we're
actually not going to be able to buy right now?
Speaker 2: Let's watch?
Speaker 4: Do you know?
Speaker 5: It is so amazing about this whole tariff's saga. The
Americans who have the least are willing to say, you
know what, maybe I don't need that extra piece of
crap from China. Maybe I'm gonna make a little bit
less in my four oh one k if it means
that my children have a future. And meanwhile, you look
at Wall Street where people who are losing, yes, a
lot of money, but who will, let's be honest, never
be poor. In fact, they will never not be rich
no matter how this ends. And they are unwilling to
donate a single penny to the future of this nation.
It's so utterly backwards. It used to be that the
rich had a sense of no bless oblige. You know what,
maybe we should the hospital, if only so the peasants
don't revolt.
Speaker 6: But in America we have this enormous.
Speaker 5: Class divide where the top ten percent controls over sixty
percent of the GDP and is unwilling to pay a
little bit more for the next brand new iPhone, even
if it means that their working class neighbors can afford
to buy a home.
Speaker 2: I mean, it is so repulsive. Now, look, there are
people who've said that.
Speaker 1: I've seen Austin Peters and others say, okay, so now
we're the Bertie Sanders Party. So now we speak about
class warfare yet. But we're not talking about redistributive policies.
We're not talking about taking their money away and giving
it to us. That's socialism. And then you seize the
means of production. That's combination. That's not what people are
talking about. We're talking about.
Speaker 2: Here, a dynamic where we like it or not, live
in a nation together, like it or not. We live
on the same land mass, like it or not.
Speaker 1: China is not going to come and if there's God
forbid an actual war.
Speaker 2: Between China and the United States.
Speaker 1: China's not going to come along and say, Okay, only
kill the rich or only kill the poor.
Speaker 2: That's not what they're going to do.
Speaker 1: And when we're talking about economic warfare, and that's what
this is, China doesn't particularly care who they hurt.
Speaker 2: They need to hurt Trump.
Speaker 1: So on the topic of the flat screen TVs and
the video games, who cares you think that maybe the
best thing that could happen. It might well be the
best possible thing that could happen, is that flat screen
TVs one hundred and twenty four inch TVs become one
hundred thousand dollars items and people can't afford them. Why
would that hurt America? Or your kid can't be in
a video game sixteen hours a day. That's going to
hurt who, certainly not your kid. We lost an opportunity
during the lockdowns, during the COVID lockdowns that were medically
useless and politically designed and took lives and didn't help
it all. I said at the time they began, Look,
don't desire to travel, don't desire to go to football games,
decided to go to movies.
Speaker 2: Maybe spend that time with your family. Maybe use this
as a blessing.
Speaker 1: This might well be a blessing if we lose these
flat screen TVs and iPhones. Now there is something China
could do, and I pray to God they don't do it,
because if you want to see ruin, then that would
be the step. And I'll tell you what this is.
So our opinions matter. I think Zach Abraham's opinion I
just shared. I think his matters. Pattern recognition matters. But
there are people who've done a lot.
Speaker 2: Of business with China, like Kevin O'Leary, who calls himself
mister Wonderful from the Shark Tank Show. Here's what Kevin
O'Leary said about China's tariffs.
Speaker 7: But Kevin, he.
Speaker 2: Said there's a lot of deals that they're literally kissing
his ass with the phrase he used, you know, yeah,
very eloquently, where are the deals?
Speaker 6: One hundred and four percent tariffs in China are not enough.
I'm advocating four hundred percent.
Speaker 2: I do business in China.
Speaker 6: They don't play by the rules. They've been in the
WHO for decades. They have never abided by any of
the rules. They agreed when they came in for decades.
They cheat, they steal, they steal ip I can't litigate
in their courts. They take product, technology, they steal it,
they manufacture it and sell it back.
Speaker 2: Here. Never has an administrator.
Speaker 6: I want Chi on an airplane to Washington to level
the playing field. It says, not about tariffs anymore. Nobody
has taken on China yet, not the Europeans, no administration
for decades. As someone who actually does business there, I've
had enough. I speak for millions of Americans who have
ip that have been stolen by the Chinese. I have
nothing against the Chinese people. They brought great literacy, art,
and tech to the world. The government cheats and steals.
And finally an administration. You may not like Trump, you
may not.
Speaker 2: Like his style or his rhetoric.
Speaker 6: Finally an administration that puts up and says enough, four
hundred percent tariffs tomorrow morning.
Speaker 2: Four percent. Why I love it. That's Kevin O. Larry's view.
Speaker 1: When I worked at Microsoft, I was given a special
assignment and my job was to figure out how to
have an AD supported version of our office suite. And
I said, why, I mean, I think it's a great idea.
But why because in China we don't even get a
dollar per copy. And in America at the time, people
were licensing that office suite for three hundred for the
basic and up to one thousand for in advanced because
we were lucky to get one buck per copy. This
has to change. I think Kevin O'Leary knows more about
doing business with China than I do. In fact, I
know he does. All I did was that little project
with Microsoft. There's this threat and this has to do
with national security. Well, no, very very directly. But then
I'll tell you the threat that we actually should concern
ourselves with and we should get ready for. And it's
something for which we can get ready. This is Senator
Moody talking about China spying on US.
Speaker 8: I filed a bill yesterday to deny now student visas
to Chinese students because China has just passed a law
that now requires every national to gather intelligence, including Chinese
students here studying, gather intelligence and report back. How do
we not pass a law that prevents student visas in
that respect. I mean, in the past few years, we've
had an explosion of Chinese students that were caught gathering
edge evidence or gathering information on military basis on college campuses.
How do we as lawmakers policymakers not do that.
Speaker 1: That's a great question. Well, because it's racist President Trump
in this, and of course it's not. But President Trump
in this economic war has put China on an isolated position.
All the other countries wanted to deal. None of the
other countries retaliated China did. China now stands alone the
only belligerent party in this and all President Trump was saying, hey,
I'm going to have equal tariffs to you is exposed them.
Now here's something China could do, and you should pray
that it doesn't happen. There's about ninety million Americans on
psychotropic drugs pharmaceuticals. In some cases there are kids ninety
percent of kids in age groups, say eighteen through thirty.
Speaker 2: Who are being put on these pills.
Speaker 1: Most of our medication, if you want to call that
stuff medication, the precursors for that are made in China.
So if China really wanted to destroy America, they just say, yeah,
actually we're not going to ship you the precursors for
your so called antidepressants and anti xietymids. You want to
see a country melt down. Have people not have their
psychiatropic drugs for about three days, and you'll see insane
mal downs. It'll seem like a spiritual word. It probably is.
And that brings me to the point, we're funding a
nation that imprisons people because of their nationality, sells their
organs and their hair, and does mass abortions. You think
God can continue to bless us when we have an
opportunity to.
Speaker 2: Change that story.
Speaker 1: Number two, maybe I've been wrong about gender bending kids.
Speaker 2: You know, I am someone.
Speaker 1: Who is very, very insistent that we find a way
to talk to kids about gender in a positive way
and that we get ahead of what has happened with
the topic of gender, and that we do this in
a way that's a little bit more clever. That it's
not political, that's just societal, that's just family. Because for
all the talk we have about gender and all the
talk we have about it's confronting it and the school
board meetings, et cetera, there's a very simple conversation that
we should be having with children and of every single age,
and it's a conversation that we never used to have,
but we could have. And I'm in my late fifties,
and I look back at a time when I grew
up next to I mean, we lived in a neighborhood
where we spent all day playing, and you know, parents
kick us out the house at eight o'clock in the morning,
by see you for lunch, and then you eat lunch,
by see you for dinner. And it's not that they
didn't want to be around us, but look, kids are
to go out and play. That's unstructured. Play is a
great thing in the way you develop how to solve
problems and how to deal with conflict, et cetera. And
I'm looking back in my mind and I'm looking at
a time where we built a fort. There was definitely
a fort we built. It was just for the boys,
so we needed some stuff. We wanted the fort to
be kind of cool, so we weren't very good at
making it cool. So we let some of the girls
in and they came in. You said things, Well, you
could paint the walls. Oh oh, I guess we could
paint the walls. And you could actually put drapes. We're
not having drapes in here, no drapes. Well you could
put window shades. Oh wow, we put window shades that
it would be kind of cool so we could shut
the sun out. And I look back at times and
I see in my mind, I see my neighbors Monica
and Michelle, and I see dirt caked all over their face.
I mean, I'm looking back at my mind and I'm
remembering what wait, wait, wait, we went and dug in
the dirt together. We played trucks together. I can see them.
I can see at a time.
Speaker 2: I think it was Monica was far better at baseball
than any of the boys. She had better coordination.
Speaker 1: And I can see her rounding third base coming to
home plate, which was I think a dead cat, like
he was a dead cat. We found a cat. We
thought that'd be funny, the dead cat to be third base.
I can see her running past the dead cat. I
want to step on it, and I could, and I
think she found the cat. And now I can fast
forward and know those two women each have I think
three or four kids, and they're very evidently women. And
so there's this conversation that we should have with our kids, is, hey,
what does it mean to be a girl. What's define
that for me? Incidentally, the Bible does a lot of
this for us. I mean, it defines the roles of
men and women, particularly in parenting. It describes a beautiful
relationship that's just wildly, wildly misunderstood, you know, because the
wife is to submit to the husband. That's very hard
for young women to hear. I'm not going to submit
to my husband. Okay, Well who's your husband called to
submit to? Well, he has to submit. Yeah, he has
to submit to Jesus. Oh, so he submits to Jesus.
You submit to him. But then together you come under
and lift up. You come under your husband and you
lift him up, and he covers under you, and you
lift him up. And of course we're to serve rather
than be served. So your husband doesn't come along and
say whe because I said so it's Samwich Day. Wait,
this is the Bible about Samwich Day?
Speaker 9: Wait?
Speaker 1: Hold on, is it? I was checking the research team. Nope,
there's nothing in the Bible about Samwich Day. But there
is about serving your mate. But these conversations can start
very very early on, because there's all sorts of efforts
to now take history and take the modern interpretation of
gender and slap bang it onto history and it's super
super and healthy. For instance, Joan of arc. I'll share
this in a second. It's a super super unhealthy thing
they're doing. I'm sort of a health fanatic, so I
look at mental health, I look at physical health, and
I geek on some stuff. And man, I am such
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and yeah I do three day workouts many many days,
and I train hard all that. It's not CrossFit that's
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And I saw them after treatments of all all of
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and could not use their hands to write, and they
left and they could write.
Speaker 2: Why. Well, all the doctors said, I'm sorry, your arthritis
is so bad it can't possibly be helped. Just take pills.
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they rebuild tissue, they rebuild a muscle, tendon, bone, cartilage,
and they destroy inflammation. And it's a shame that insurance
companies don't cover that. But you need to make a decision.
You want to do it, the insurance company will cover,
which is a bunch of surgeries and pills, or do
you want health?
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n u e dot Healthcare. James sees who is a commentator?
Everybody could be a commentator. You should be a commentator.
You should get a business card that says commentator or
you know else. You could also do this. Be a
Republican strategist. That's fun.
Speaker 2: What do you do for left? No, I'm Republican strategy. Wow,
it's a big deal. So James SE's Rights.
Speaker 1: Children in the UK schools are being taught that Joan
of Arc was non binary.
Speaker 2: Why why?
Speaker 1: Because she wore traditional male attire, particularly when fighting. The
reasons for this are well documented. This is utterly aggressive
and suggests to girls that stereotypes reign supreme.
Speaker 9: Now.
Speaker 1: Incidentally, by the way, in the Bible it says that
men shall not want women's clothes and men and women
shall not wear men's clothes. Because gender bending has been
around for a long time. And God's again it. That's
fancy speak for his against it. I'd just like to say,
He's again it. Why did Joan of Arc do that
to be less visible on the battlefield? Because if you
don't know the story of Joan of Arc, it's a
remarkable story. A young woman given and many people believe,
by God himself strategic and tactical powers and insights that
she should not have had.
Speaker 2: And many people believe that she was fighting for a
godly cause.
Speaker 1: And there were men. I mean, you see a thirteen
year old girl. Hi, I'm Joan, I'm the general what
you're the general of?
Speaker 4: What?
Speaker 2: Little girl? And she went on to lead people in
armies in France.
Speaker 1: Incredible victories, and there were men who wrote about her
later saying.
Speaker 2: How does this girl know strategy and tactics this way?
Speaker 1: Because God equipped her and God wanted to protect her
to a point. And when she was executed, and I
don't know if you've ever seen this, it is remarkable.
She was burned at the stake because she wouldn't do
what the powers that be wanted her to do. They
can't remove the stain where she was burned.
Speaker 2: It still there.
Speaker 1: It kind of takes me to the mind of the
shroud of turn. There is no scientist who's been able
to or team of scientists replicate the image of Jesus Christ.
Is the fiber, it's inseparable. It's a photographic reverse, but
it's inseparable. It's the fiber has become the image. It
was somehow made into the image. And I think the
bets now it was a million. I think it went
up to two. I think it might be up to
five million now for any team of scientists who can
replicate that, and no one can do it.
Speaker 2: Why is the stain there? Why can it not be washed?
Speaker 1: Maybe because God came along and said, let's remember Joan
of arc who wore male clothes to survive. So a
conversation with a girl around this, what does it mean
to be a girl? I mean, if you believe that
she was empowered by God to do these things, it
means sometimes girls do these things. Remember this that Mary
was the first one to the tomb, Mary Magdalen. She
was given that honor. We need to do a better
job of talking with girls about the honor of being girls.
We need to begin to talk to girls about the
utter miracle that goes on in their bodies. That's within
your body. There's going to be a spark of light
in a married sexual union with your husband. When the
sperm meets the egg, there's a spark of light.
Speaker 2: Let there be light.
Speaker 1: We need to celebrate these things with girls. And on
the topic of gender bending it used to be called
I was saying that maybe I've been wrong. Well, here's
what I've been wrong is not talking about what it
means to be a girl. What does that mean? Does
it mean that you can't do things like this? This
is some little girls building an engine with their dad.
Speaker 2: Let's look at this little baby girls.
Speaker 9: Wait, wait, they can't do that.
Speaker 2: It's an actual, for real engine. I'm in the studio
with my friend Randy produces my radio programs and he
builds cars. I can see the look of his face.
There's not a lot of audio to it, so we
can stop it. But it's a beautiful thing.
Speaker 1: So a conversation with girls, Wait are those girls not girls?
Did they become a boy because they picked up a
wrench because they like to work on things like this?
Or boys who are doing something that some people would
say is feminine. They're in a barber shop and one
of the things that barber has them do is read
out loud while they're cutting hair to build their confidence.
Speaker 9: Check this out.
Speaker 1: I love this because it's men doing something that would
be seen as feminine. Wait wait, wait, you're at a
mainly barber shop. These little boys are reading books right,
just like their moms would have them. Do we need
to approach the topic of gender with curiosity and openness
and celebration. And there was a great, great case of
a little boy who became deeply confused about who he
was from a specific you know, from a topic of gender.
And he went to go see a therapist. And what
the therapist asked him, he said, so, hey, you know,
why are you feeling this way. Well, I don't like
to do sports like wrestling in football. Oh okay, what
do you like to do? I like to draw and dance.
Huh okay, would you like to meet some other boys
who'd like to draw and dance?
Speaker 9: Wait?
Speaker 3: What?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 1: I know some other boys you'll like to draw and dance.
Would you like to meet him? There's boys who like that.
Speaker 9: Yeah. Sure.
Speaker 1: Took the little boy to a place where kids drew
and danced, and he came out and said, oh, okay, well,
I'm a boy who likes to draw and dance, so
God made me. We need to in the adult world
recognize that all of the anger on this topic can
be understood. There's some very cruel things being done, but
we also need to.
Speaker 2: Celebrate the way God's created.
Speaker 1: Not a spectrum of gender or a spectrum of sex.
God created a specter of being. It's the personalities He
made when he k needed together in our mother's womb,
when he counted every hair in his head our heads.
Do you think he just counted hairs or do you
think God also said, you know what, I'm gonna make
this one really like working on engines. Praise God for differences.
Story number three there is a hard fact about being
a Christian person, and it's probably harder on people like
me that God gave a very specific set of rhetorical skills.
God gave me the ability to burn people, and I
mean just destroy them in debates. And as I've aged
and I've been disciples, I no longer allow myself to
do that. But when I'm not in the spirit, and
if i want to rhetorically take the legs out of somebody,
I if I'm not in the spirit, I can rip
people apart. And it used to feel great, It used
to feel empowering. You know, back in the days, in
the days of talk radio, when you know it was
very caller driven. You could sometimes get these aggressive callers
and look, some flat, funny stuff happened, but some of it.
Now I'm mourn because I'm looking at the tools God
gave me, and I'm to harness and use and to steward.
And I'm looking at government harassing us, and I'm looking
at how I get up in my emotions and how
I want to now go back to the olden days
to get politicians on and not to discuss things, but
just to embarrass them, just to destroy them and I've
bragged about some of those times recently, and then God
knocked in the door and said, hey, I don't want
you doing that. I just the other day found myself
telling this story about it's back in the rush Limbaugh
fill in days. There was a guy who called. We
were talking about the minimum wage. I mean, and it's
a legitimately funny story. This guy called and he was
talking about the minimum wage.
Speaker 2: And his approach to me was, well, you got yours
and none of us get ours.
Speaker 1: And I said, right, I understand, but let me ask
you a question. What's the minimum wage for business owner?
What the minimum wage for business owner?
Speaker 9: What is it?
Speaker 4: What?
Speaker 2: If you wanted to be man, you're the business owner,
is it ever zero?
Speaker 9: No?
Speaker 2: No, it can't be zero.
Speaker 1: So wait, we never go through a circumstance where we
pay our employees but not ourselves. No, that's never happened. Well,
my friend, it's happened to me every time I've started
a business. You know, I see the business. I don't
take a salary. I see the business with my money
or my effort. Before I had money, it was efforts.
And the first people to get paid are employees. And
sometimes it's like I can tell you.
Speaker 2: It went a year.
Speaker 1: With my internet radio company where I was bargaining to
get three day old chicken at a gas station to eat,
and I was borrowing the money from my girlfriend. It
is now my wife pretty elegant. So I present this
to him and he says, yeah, well, I'm stuck in
a crappy job. I'm stuck in a crappy job with
a jerk of a boss. And just because it made
a mistake. What mistake did you make? I'll go to philony.
Speaker 2: That's hard. What was it? I beat up my dad,
your old dad. Well he's old, but he's tough, but
I beat him up. I took him. So so okay,
so you beat up your dad, you got a felony.
Speaker 1: Then, like, well, so you said you've got a bad
you said, crappy job and a jerk boss.
Speaker 3: Yep.
Speaker 2: So what are you doing right now? I'm working?
Speaker 1: Oh wait, you're working right now? Yeah, well but you're
talking with me and you've been on hold for an
hour and a half. So, well, what do you do
for a living? I deliver pizza? Is the pizza in
the car right now? Yeah, you've been on hold for
an hour and a half. So, and I asked him
where do you work? And he said the name of
the pizza place in San Antonio and then it's under
The other line started ringing, do you think you should
get that?
Speaker 4: No?
Speaker 2: Do you think that might be your boss? It's a
funny story. And he got fired and I don't feel
great about it. It's a funny story.
Speaker 1: And the pizza place, by the way, we actually called
the pizza place and I wanted to apologize and the
team said why and they called and said, you guys, okay, oh,
we've never had more business. Everybody wants that guy to
deliver up his pizza.
Speaker 2: But we've fired.
Speaker 1: But I don't feel about it. And God has given
us all gifts but also major responsibility. If you're watching
this and you're politically active, maybe you have the ability
to burn politicians down mentally or to put up a
good bit of hate. I want to show you something
that's going to tempt you to have a good bit
of hate. And man, if I was there, I think
I would have been challenged to remain in the spirit
when these cops did what they did. It's from Capitol Hill,
and I think I would have rhetorically ripped the cops,
and I don't think i'd feel great about it, and
I know that's not what Jesus wants. So I'll show
you this in just a quick second. In addition to
doing this, I own a media company, a small media company.
But I've got mouths to feeds, I've got paychecks to cover,
I've got people, probably a team of five or six people,
and then partners have to pay the partners insurance, all
that stuff.
Speaker 2: And I hate the stuff.
Speaker 1: I hate it, and I know this that I could
do a better job of cash flow management and payroll
if I had corporate credits. But when I go to
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which means it grows very very slowly, and if God forbid,
you make a mistake or the business goes under or
you get sued, people can go and take your house
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Speaker 2: That's not a corporate credit card.
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comfortable making their website is gobisible dot com. That's go
gobisible dot com. So the long wind up into this
talking about the rhetorical skills that God gave me and
that I missed sjuorded as a kid, and I used
to abuse people when I was young in talk radio.
I could feel my flesh coming up as I watched.
Speaker 2: These cops doing what they're told to do against a
group of abortion abolition. It is at the Capitol. Let's
watch this.
Speaker 7: So if we have more than thirty people, we'll separate
them into the little pocket. Hey, chill out, man, I'm
just I'm just I'm just just trying to work, all right,
Everyone's got to leave the grassy area.
Speaker 6: Please.
Speaker 4: This area is closed.
Speaker 5: Everyone's here individually.
Speaker 2: Is that correct? It doesn't matter.
Speaker 7: Hey, actually, just gonna get yourself actually, just hey, hey,
just just for right now that just go on the
other side of the wall there and closed for other reasons,
not for you, not for your group, not for our group.
Speaker 2: No, the area is closed today.
Speaker 7: So nobody, nobody else is walking through here today. You
guys are watching that pretty diligently.
Speaker 2: School kids that we're just here about fifty We.
Speaker 6: Just got word that is closed because there's other testing
that's going on in the test.
Speaker 7: There's testing going on in the grass right now. We
do have to I know what it looks like.
Speaker 9: You know, No, it's not just what it looks like.
Speaker 2: It's what I understand.
Speaker 9: It's what it is.
Speaker 2: It's not what it is. It's like, we do have
to close this area out.
Speaker 7: Our banner, especially our banner, says all the people who
are for Trump are great, and all the people who
are against Trump are great, and we're just not We
don't care about anything. It just says we like popcorn.
It's also that's not the grass on the other side
of the road.
Speaker 4: It will stop. You need to stop and do what
we're supposed to do as we peacefully assembol as a group.
Lieutenant Johnson would like us to be quiet, but he
doesn't have his bullhorn on.
Speaker 7: I don't know where it is in the US Code
that you can't have a banner. Yeah, so it's just
the banner down the speaker, stace away for the capital.
Speaker 3: Kids.
Speaker 9: We're gonna get a second warning the children political right now.
Speaker 4: If you can look at me over the police that
are worried about a bunch of like homeschool moms and
dads with their bibles.
Speaker 2: I don't know what's in this pamphlet that you're handing me.
Speaker 4: And if you hand me independence in the United that's
the title, are you aware of?
Speaker 2: Maybe don't judge a book by its title. I'm not
sure the conference.
Speaker 7: Of the first time they said we could be there,
once the group got a little bit bigger, we couldn't
be there because they were testing the ground, because they
were going to be setting up a stage, as if
they've never set up a stage where they always set
up a stage.
Speaker 2: Okay, I don't.
Speaker 4: Want anyone to think that we're woodsen out and being pansies.
Speaker 2: But I did go get a permit.
Speaker 7: Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion
or abridging the freedom of speech, or the right of
the people to peaceably A symbol. That wasn't so bad, now,
was it? Well? I mean it actually turned out to
be a better spot. The artistic mind that you had,
all the all the harassment and stuff delayed enough for
the for the clouds to come out and diffuse.
Speaker 9: The light.
Speaker 2: My flesh.
Speaker 1: I mean, if I was there, I know the things
I would have said to those officers, and it would
have be done something like this, Who are you working for?
Speaker 2: No?
Speaker 1: No, no, no, it's not about oh I pay your paycheck.
I'm asking a question, who are you working for?
Speaker 2: No? No, I know the Capitol Police.
Speaker 1: No, But I'm asking you who you're working for, because
I don't think you know who you're working for.
Speaker 8: Oh.
Speaker 2: I think you think you're working for the Capitol Police.
But what we're actually here to do is to speak
God's word. We're here to speak is truth.
Speaker 1: Where to speak the fact that He respects human life,
that babies together in the womb. That's who we're working for.
We're working for Jesus. So you're on the other side
of that, aren't you. That's what side you're on. So
do you know you're working for? Because you might not
know what you're actually doing right now. You're going against
the way, the truth, and the life. How does that
feel to know that? Does that badge protect you?
Speaker 7: So?
Speaker 2: Is that badge?
Speaker 1: Is that going to protect you in the spiritual warfare
you're engaged in right now?
Speaker 4: Oh?
Speaker 2: It's not spiritual warfare. You better believe it is.
Speaker 1: And you're on the side that wants to see the light,
the way and the truth snuffed out and that can't
happen your church going cop good for you. Look what
you're doing here, though you're on the other side. We're
to have civil tongues when we talk to the authorities.
That's so hard. Here's a way to make it easy.
Because another way responded this is man, I am so
glad to see you doing this. I am so happy
to see you here violating our free speech. I am
legitimately thrilled to see you working for corrupt bosses here
destroying our free speech. And I mean this, I mean
I am absolutely happy because I'm blessed you right now
in blocking us, You're blessing us. You are literally blessing us,
because it says in Matthew Chapter five, verses eleventh through thirteen,
blessed are you when people insult you, persecute you, and
falsely say all kinds of evil against you because of me.
That means Jesus, rejoice and be glad, because great is
your reward in heaven. For in the same way they
persecuted the prophets who are before you. You are the
salt of the earth. But if the salt loses it saltiness,
how can it be made salty again? It is no
longer good for anything except to be thrown out and
trampled underfoots. You're blessing us, they're blessing us. We're doing
the Lord's work. This is very very clear. Praise God,
Praise Jesus. We're being persecuted. You can't outpersecute us because
our Savior was persecuted, rose from the dead, conquered death,
and is coming back as judge.
Speaker 2: You're persecuting us, and you're blessing us, but you might
be condemning yourselves. Can we pray for you?
Speaker 1: How about if we pray for you because you are
condemning yourselves or your risk of it. Maybe gather around
and pray for the officers. Pray for them being for
the fact that then misled that they're serving a master
other than Jesus. Because Jesus told us, you're either for
me or against me. What's considered a blessing when we're persecuted.
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.