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Speaker 1: Today is the day the Lord has made, and these
are the times to which God has decided.
Speaker 2: We shall live.
Speaker 1: It takes quite a brain to look at Elon Musk
and say evil, and this magazine does this.
Speaker 2: This is the New Republic. That Elon is evil.
Speaker 1: That takes quite a brain. He's a guy who has
done nothing to most people. I mean, his cars contain
precious metals that sometimes involve child labor. Child labor is evil.
Elon Musk should work to eliminate that, and a lot
of his products are made in China, and China, the
Chinese Communist Party is evil. The Chinese people aren't, but
the Chinese Commonist Party is. And then if he's evil,
then so is everything that you're wearing on your Body's
probably made in China. You're wearing evil sneakers and evil underwear.
And every business that does anything in China is then evil,
and any business that uses precious metals is also equally evil.
Now Elon Musk has become evil in the minds of people,
of course, because Elon Musk has no longer decided to
serve the powers in DC by being as censorious as
they had been. Twitter is still sensors and Twitter X
still sensors. And look, I admit that I have a
thing against Twitter because they stole one hundred and twenty
thousand followers from me and I become radical, radically radically
shadow bands.
Speaker 2: I am so shadow band.
Speaker 1: So yeah, that bothers me because it affects our ability
to spread God's word through that platform, and it affects
my income. Frankly, so yeah, I have a little bit
of Umbridge. I take So I could look at Elon
Musk and say he's evil. He did that to me.
Speaker 2: He doesn't know me, he doesn't know about my situation.
Speaker 1: It's another thing to look at him and go, dang,
you're stupid. You are what are the stupidest billionaires in
the world. You are the stupidest guy worth fifty billion
I've ever seen.
Speaker 2: You're so dumb. It's just And you can say, well,
what to show that he's dumb? Well, he's just stupid.
Speaker 1: So we're gonna check this guy's work, and we'll start
with the writer's resume, or let me say it this way,
his curriculum vatale. I'll give you his CV straight from LinkedIn,
and you can decide. First of all, is this a
guy we trust to determine if Elon Musk is deeply
stupid in addition to being evil, and that is have
to put on our strong thinking caps for that one.
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That's a serious question for you. You're going to live
to be seventy seven or eighty seven whatever. I don't
want to live past sixty four.
Speaker 2: That's me.
Speaker 1: I'm not going to kill myself. I would never do that.
That's stealing from God. I just have no interest in
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go through the cric and vitale of Alex Sheppard. He's
a staff writer at the New Republic Oberlin College, got it,
New York City. He's got five hundred connections, six hundred
and sixty eight followers, So I'll go through his employment
history here. He was a staff writer at the New Republic.
That's for the past nine years and three months, and
hold on, I'm looking at his wait so then, oh,
hold on. So then he was in Oberlin College two
thousand and five through two thousand and nine, and then
there was a six year gap where nothing happened on
his Krik and vatal. Then he became a New Republic
staff writer, and he's remained a staff writer for a
decade plus three months at the New Republic. Huh, I
don't know that that. I mean, I'm not saying that
writers are stupid people. Generally they're not, but I don't
Maybe that's not I don't know that that makes you
the guy who gets to call Elon Musk a stupid idiot.
Maybe let's just read his work and maybe he sees
something we don't see. In one sense, Elon Musk has
got exactly what he wanted. For all his talk about
free speech, his primary motivation for sinking forty four billion
dollars into buying Twitter last year was clearly an unquenchable
desire to be the center of intention. How wait, does
he back this up? He'd wait, so that's an assertion,
but does he provide evidence for that? It would be
deeply stupid to make a statement like that and not
provide evidence.
Speaker 2: But I don't see any evidence.
Speaker 1: Maybe it's later in the piece that Twitter now named
X for reasons only Musk really understands, is now teetering
on the brink of collapse in worth less than half
of the world's second richest man what he paid for.
It is funny. It elicits deserved schadenfreude, that is, to
take joy at the misery of others. Musk entered Twitter's
office carrying a sink, a terrible joke, one of the
better ones who says it's terrible, and who says it's
on the brink of collapse. Let's see what they say
whether you're going to go to a routers. Us AD
revenues at Musk's X declined each month since takeover data.
Speaker 2: Okay, but what about the membership revenue.
Speaker 1: What about the fact that Elon Musk has people paying
for social media and he's the only one who has that.
What about the fact that Elon Musk has already told
us y X because he wants to have a payment
system X. He wants Twitter to be able to be
a payment system. What about the fact that Twitter is
now producing videos that are seen one hundred or thousand
or ten thousand times more than NBC News. What about
that the ad revenue decline was an organized attack against
Twitter by people who are in fact evil, who hate
free speech. And this is a writer who is against
a guy who has made Twitter much more of a
free speech place. If you're a writer and you're against
free speech, I have news for you. That Oberlin College
thing that you had that didn't do you a lot
of good because if you didn't realize that writers are
one of the few few professions actually protected by the
First Amendment. First Amendment applies to everybody, not just writers,
but it protects you from people being able to say, hey,
you can't write that, Alex Shephard. I mean, maybe he
gets later on into this, maybe there's some reasons that
he discloses.
Speaker 2: Muscus insisted again that he bought Twitter to save.
Speaker 1: It from itself and the platforms become too restrictive, and
that to become a true digital tron square where the
best ideas rise to the top.
Speaker 2: It needed to welcome everyone.
Speaker 1: It's now abundantly clear that musk real intention is and
always has been, to put his thumb on the scale
to elevate his own hateful views about no particular order, liberals,
the media, diversity, equity inclusion programs, so called trans people,
and liberal jews. Is there evidence for this? I'm going
to keep scanning looking for evidence. Here's an interview where
Elon said things. Is their evidence X is hanging on
by a thread after waves of layoffs. There's seemingly no
one left minding the store. Where's the evidence for this?
You can have declining revenue when you decline the number
of people who work there because they're not providing a
return you need. That's exactly what Elon Musk did. So
when revenues go down and you don't have as many people,
guess what, you can bring profits up? And Elon doesn't
have to tell us that because it's his company.
Speaker 2: But he's evil.
Speaker 1: What if I could provide evidence to the contrary, like
just with a video, just one We can't. We played
this earlier in the week, but applies here. This is
a North Carolina State Highway patrolman. He is thankful to
Elon Musk for something Elon was prevented, and he's got
the video to prove it. He's got his staff reports
to prove it. From Starlink staff, saying they're not letting
us deploy Starlink so people can have comms. He argued
with Alejandro majorcis the impeached in the House but not
convicted in the Senate, corrupt boss man of the Department
of Homeland Security, who is in fact stupid and evil,
And we've done enough shows on that.
Speaker 2: I don't feel I need to prove that here.
Speaker 1: But let's watch this officer thanking a certain company so
that he can keep in touch with his convoy.
Speaker 2: Here it is.
Speaker 3: What I'm trying to do is get the Starlink India out,
just because I want to make a point that they're
literally the only reason that we can connect with our
convoy is because we go to Starlinks's.
Speaker 4: Gonna wind.
Speaker 1: And they're just driving through ruin copcarfter copcraft or cop
car wouldn't be able to communicate with one another without
the Elon Musk. So from this guy's curricam Vattal or
rather's resume or lack thereof, to his own writing, a
man who took time to say that the richest man
in the world, perhaps one of the richest men in
the world, is vitally stupid, that falls apart. The evil
part completely subjective. But then again, this guy has nothing
to say about the evil of quashing free speech. One
of the key changes Musk made when he took over
Twitter was to open the hood up to show that
the government is and was demanding censorship from social media companies.
If you're a writer and you don't understand that censorship
never stops, it's a hunger that can never be satiated
to control what other people say. I would ask Alex
Shepherd to be introspective for a moment. Are you in
the right profession? Maybe you should seek work as a censor?
Story number two. There's a weird thing that God does.
He sometimes can't get to us any other way, so
he lets us experience pain. And I have a testimony
to this a witness.
Speaker 2: There is no reason on.
Speaker 1: Earth I should have lived the life that God's allowed
me to live. None of it makes any sense. I
never a clown like me never should have gotten in
the door to have an interview at Microsoft, but I did.
And a clown like me never should have been hired there,
but it was. I never should have gotten three gold
Star awards in a row, but I did.
Speaker 2: Things. I wrote never should have been read by Bill Gates,
but they were a product.
Speaker 1: I pushed them to make the strategy document. I created
the business plan that I wrote with smarter people than
me doing the math.
Speaker 2: Thank you, Greg, Thank you for doing the math.
Speaker 1: Thank you team who built it, Curtis and others, Randy.
That never should have been launched on stage by Bill
Gates and Jay Leno, but it was. I never should
have been a guy who was a partner in creating
a big data company that we sold to the world's
largest PR firm.
Speaker 2: That never should have happened, but it did. There never
should have been a.
Speaker 1: Time where I was blessed with earning over a million
dollars in a year, but I did. And at no
time that I fall to my face and say, Dear God,
why did you give me this? Why are you doing this?
Why are you bringing these blessings? I mean, gave some
money to the church. That was cool, had enough money
to effectively pay to put a new roof on our church.
Speaker 2: That was cool.
Speaker 1: But man, I told my daughter driving by the church, Hey,
you know, did you know that we built that roof? Yep,
we were able to give money to build the roof
on the church. I didn't say to her that, you
know that God has so blessed us that we had
an opportunity to give him his money back in such
a degree that we could put a new roof on
the church. I didn't say it that way. Blessings, blessings, blessings,
And I don't know about you. I don't give gifts,
so people tell me thank you. I like it when
they use the gifts they give them. I like it
when they show that they appreciate the gift because they
use it, or they might from time to time say, hey,
you know that thing you got me? Used that I
really like it. Someone said that to me the other day,
and it was really meaningful to me. But when you
give someone a gift and then they use it really poorly,
that kind of hurts. You know, you buy someone I
don't know. I'm thinking of a friend of mine. His
dad was a big wig at Amway, and his dad
bottom I think seven brand new trans ams back in
the day when transams were big. He crashed six of them. Six,
and I crashed God's economy. I didn't build the kingdom
with it. I didn't go and become someone who's simply
able to live on the beach as it was. I
didn't go dive in the ministry. And so God said this, Hey,
you know what, why don't I just let you live
in the fruits of this for a little while. You
seem to really enjoy being laid around, not building the kingdom,
taking time off.
Speaker 2: He sold this company. Look at you.
Speaker 1: Wasting my money and buying a Mercedes SUV a Jaguar. Okay, cool,
Let's try it this way. I'll step back. Money will
keep flowing, but I'll step back. And he did, and
life fell apart, and most disturbingly, it affected my daughter badly.
I don't take blame for what was done to her.
I take blame for having a family separated from God,
my fault. And after a long period of holding my
head underwater, me drowning myself and got up there saying, hey,
I'm right here. When you're done drowning, just lift your
head up and look at me. And I finally lift
up my head and I finally look at him, and
I fall to my face in prayer, and I beg
him to take over. I beg him, and guys, I
was snot crying ugly crying, snot running down my beak.
Speaker 2: I am insufficient. I have failed.
Speaker 1: I need you to take over, and he did, and
he took some things apart. You're done doing local radio.
Speaker 2: That was scary.
Speaker 1: You're going to step into a world you don't understand podcasting.
But man, I'm gonna give you back sevenfold what you give.
Speaker 2: He did that.
Speaker 1: In the aftermath of the storm. The this is Aileen.
There's been a ton of people who've been through a
magnified version of what I went through, magnified in degree
of pain and danger and loss. I know that their
loss is a billion times greater than what I went through.
But God's at work, and I'm going to show you
an example of how God's at work in this. And
as we go through this, remember something I had that
magnificent year economically, and yeah, we paid off a house,
et cetera. But I really don't know where that money went.
This is before I began getting my wise counsel from
Zach Abraham, chief investment officer of Bulwark Capital Management.
Speaker 2: If I've been working with Zach, then when I.
Speaker 1: Had this crazy idea to take one hundred thousand dollars
in by Bitcoin when it had just launched, which by
the way, would make me a billionaire today.
Speaker 2: I had that crazy idea. I didn't do it.
Speaker 1: You know what Zach probably would have told me is, hey,
maybe not one hundred grand, but ten sounds good. So
I'd only be maybe, you know, worth a hundred million
bucks or something.
Speaker 2: But I'd still be a jerk with money. So I
wasn't ready for that.
Speaker 1: So I turned to Zach and he handles our money,
not our real estate, but he handles our money. He's
a fiduciary. Mean, he has to put my financial interests
ahead of his. And I love his approach, which is
all about risk management and how do you manage risk
honestly without actively managing a portfolio? And that can reduce
risk and vault olly the active management can do that.
Zach's obsessed with risk management. And you know what he is,
He's a flat weirdo. I took him to dinner once.
You know what he wanted to do, look at charts. Unfortunately,
my friend Tom was there. Tom loves to invest, so
all of a sudden, their group we're at a beautiful
pizza place. The guys are looking at charts. That's how
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Speaker 1: There are a ton of people who've had loss far
greater than I suffered in the aftermath of Helene.
Speaker 2: And now it's going on in Florida.
Speaker 1: There'll be more. Sometimes God takes moments like this and
people look up and say, I need I don't know
about you, but my dad died years no, twenty two
years ago. I still remember his phone number, and from
time to time I still get this thing right.
Speaker 2: I got to call dad, and I got to call Dad.
Then I remember that, oh yeah, Dad's gone.
Speaker 1: So in the midst of all this, there are people
who have gathered.
Speaker 2: To give their lives to Jesus Christ.
Speaker 1: This happens in Rutherford County in western North Carolina.
Speaker 2: Let's watch this.
Speaker 4: Jee come, come.
Speaker 1: Jee, people giving themselves to God after everything's been taken.
Atheists would call it an act of desperation. It's just
desperately seeking help. I would say, it's this. There's something
that people say just before the plane crashes. Did you
know this? No, this is a true thing. It actually
happens with pilots. People called out to God, Dear God,
or Mom.
Speaker 2: Do you know that.
Speaker 1: Many pilots say, mother, Mom? We know this because of
the black box recordings. We have deeply within us a
need for parent. God is the ultimate parent, and when
things are ultimately gone, we have that need.
Speaker 2: God sometimes is the storm.
Speaker 1: I'm not saying God did this to you, but I'm
saying sometimes he is the storm because it's what a
population needs. It's so difficult to look at this as
God's way. When people die, they've died in a certain way.
Sometimes it's been taken from us and it's dramatic and
it's hard because it's a surprise. Everybody will die. You're
going to die as well. You will maybe today. So
instead of waiting for that time where God says, you
know what, I'm not able to reach you with blessings.
You don't want my blessings. You don't want a relationship
with me. I'm trying to create a relationship with you
to show you. But I'm showing you all these things
I'm giving you. I want this relationship. I'm blessing you.
Speaker 2: What if you stop.
Speaker 1: And you take a inventory of the blessings you have today,
right now, and you get on your knees and you
thank God for those blessings. I'm not saying that will
stop the pain. God told us we will have troubles
in this world. But it's also the right thing to do.
After all, we thank people for gifts, shouldn't we thank God?
Speaker 2: Even if it's just for the common blessings? We try it.
Speaker 1: Story number three the NBA. I don't watch professional basketball.
First of all, I gotta admit I don't get this
sport of basketball that much. I can watch the athleticism,
like dunking contests. Are you kidding me? You're three feet
from the foul line and you're gonna catch air and
you're gonna slam.
Speaker 2: You can fly.
Speaker 1: I mean, look, I can go groove on watching videos
like that all day long. That human beings can do that.
I can enjoy that. Or someone who can hit those threes,
step back threes. That's nuts, man, that level of accuracy.
And I hadn't played basketball in twenty years, and we
were in my gym and spill Can and they've got
basketball courts, and so one of my friends said, hey,
let's go throw a hoop. So I was a wrestler, man,
I never played basketball. I couldn't get to the hoop.
Speaker 2: I mean, I'm airballing below the stupid rim.
Speaker 1: And it was truly, truly pathetic and thank gosh, no
one was there to watch it except my friend who
made fun of me. Or the way these guys can
dribble these women can dribble. Yes, I can observe the athleticism.
I just I look at the points and one hundred
and fourteen, one hundred and twelve. Do we play defense?
A friend of mine was a professional basketball player for
about nine years, and one of the things he bemoans
about the game now is they make it difficult to
play defense because of all the fouls. This is what
Steve says, and he played professional basketball, saying it was
nore better than I do.
Speaker 2: But there's another reason I don't watch the NBA because
they hate me. The NBA hates conservatives.
Speaker 1: The NBA has given into the DEI pressure to hate America.
Do you remember when the NBA decided to cancel its
r Star game from Charlotte because of the so called
transgender bathroom law, which was simply this, men don't get
to go watch women in the bathroom. They don't get
to go in their locker rooms. They don't get to
go into the bathroom and pee with them. Men don't
get to do that. That's all it ever was funny
thing happening. All of a sudden, the NBA loves themselves
discrimination against women, and they love themselves countries where you
can be murdered for being same sex attracted. Now, so
called transgenderism and same sex attraction is not the same thing.
People who propagate the live transgenderism would like you to
believe it's the same thing. Here's a key difference. If
you're same and sex attracted and you say, hey, I'm
same sex attracted, how do you know because I'm attracted
to the same sex. Okay, well i'm so called transgender.
Speaker 2: How do you know?
Speaker 1: Because I know? But your body says otherwise. The evidence
says otherwise. The chromosomes say otherwise. Yeah, but I know.
It's like me saying, wait, I'm awesome at basketball. Well, dude,
you can't hit the hoop, you can't even hit the
you can't hit the rim, you can't.
Speaker 2: Hit the backboard.
Speaker 1: I identifies good at it, But the evidence you can't
make a basket.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but I feel like I'm good. So what's different here?
Speaker 3: That?
Speaker 1: And all of a sudden, the NBA wants to go
to a place where a man wearing a dress could
be executed. Gosh, if only we can figure it out,
we'll do this together. There are medical realities about the body.
You do have chromosomes. They do communicate your biological sex.
You can go deeper than that if you like. There
is DNA. It is code that writes code. Your body
is hardware that builds hardware. You can take the code
from your body and in a godly union, hopefully one man,
one woman, you can pass that code on and combine
that code and you, guys can let God work through
you to make a life man that is so potent.
And when that life is made, that little baby is
in the womb. That baby is benefiting from a pulcenta
and an umbilical cord.
Speaker 2: Magical things.
Speaker 1: This is a little known fact about embryos in people's
In women's bodies, do you know when the baby is born?
Do you know what happens? First, the baby sends a
signal from its body its brain into the woman's brain.
Speaker 2: An actual hormonal burst goes.
Speaker 1: From the baby to the mom saying okay, good to go,
and that starts the process. That placenta has fed the
baby with oxygen and minerals. That baby has been fed
to getting the immune system of the mother. It's called
crossover immunity. They get that from the mother. In America,
we take the placenta and the biblical cord and we
burn it as trash, medical trash. Why is that crazy?
Because in the umbilical cord and in the placenta are
these things called stem cells. Those stem cells were there
to build baby, what part of the baby, whatever needed
to be built. America tosses this stuff and burns it
as medical waste. What we do with my partnership, my
friends at Renew healthcaret Thank god I have nothing to
do with this other than talking about it. I couldn't
do these things. They pay for these women to go
through birth.
Speaker 2: They take the.
Speaker 1: Stem cells from the placenta and the bilical cord. They
track the health of the baby and the mama all
the way through, and then those stem cells are sent
to Mexico or their culture so they create more of them.
Those are then put in the bodies of people who've
been told things like hey, it used to being in
a wheelchair, that's your life now, and they end up
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traumatic brain injuries. Sorry, this is your life now and
they end up being healed. Great reports on this. Something
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you can use stem cells for this. You could be
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They operate out of Mexico, so they can actually do
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Speaker 1: The NBA loves themselves the country of Abu Dubai. What wait,
hold on a second, Abu Dubai. Wait wait wait, wait
wait wait, I got this wrong. This can't be the case. No,
this can't be right. Didn't the NBA drop the games
from North Carolina?
Speaker 2: Didn't they do that?
Speaker 1: They talked about it, the nb owners, NBA discussed pulling it,
the owner's discussed polling. In fact, we've got a video
of the NBA owners discussing moving the All Star Game
out of North Carolina over the so called bathroom bill.
Speaker 2: Let's watch this.
Speaker 6: There are new questions morning for the NBA as the
league's owners meet to consider moving next year's All Star
Game from Charlotte. North Carolina calls for a boycott after
the state passed a controversial law that critics argue discriminates
against gay, lesbian, and transgender people. Ibczeva Pilgrim reports from
NBA headquarters here in New York.
Speaker 7: Good morning, Eva, Good morning, George Moore, fallout. Four states
in DC have now issued travel bands because of this law.
And this morning the NBA's Board of Governors meeting here
on its agender whether or not to move the game
because of this law.
Speaker 2: Huh wait, so they discussed it, but did they do it.
Speaker 1: Let's go back in history through the magic history machine,
and it turns out that they did decide to move
the game, citing this so.
Speaker 2: Called LGB so called te law. We'll watch this now.
Speaker 6: NBA has now taking a bold stance on equality, deciding
to move next year's All Star Game out of Charlotte.
Speaker 7: This comes after the North Carolina legislature passed a controversial
bathroom bill which limits anti discrimination protections for lesbian's, gay
and transgendered people.
Speaker 1: It didn't and I love this game. In the media
plays it's a controversial bill.
Speaker 2: Who says we do? But the coverage of this.
Speaker 1: The NBA played one of the opening games in Abu
Dubai where if you are a same sex attracted person,
it is legal to murder you.
Speaker 2: For feelings or for carrying out those feelings.
Speaker 1: It is legal to murder people for sexual confusion, one
might put it. NBA is investing in this. See here's
the deal. NBA doesn't care about you. They don't care
about bathrooms. They don't care about people who are supposedly transgender.
No one is because no one is born in the
wrong body, because you are your body.
Speaker 2: They don't care about Aba Dubai.
Speaker 1: They don't care that women are discriminated against their They
don't care that same sex attracted people are murdered by
their own government.
Speaker 2: They they don't care.
Speaker 1: The NBA cares about one thing, and that's profit. And
if you're conservative like I am, we've been conned. Well
let me say it this way. If you're a conservative
Christian or a Christian conservative better way to say it.
Speaker 2: We've been conned.
Speaker 1: The job of a company is not just to earn profits,
because companies are what they're collections of people. God did
not say, follow me, abide with me, accept it work.
See that doesn't appear in the Bible anywhere. Be my disciple.
By this, people will know you follow me, that you
love one another, accept it work. Do not large your
power over others, except if you run a big company.
Use honest weights and measures, except if you run a
big company. God didn't say that the NBA is a
sin problem walking on billions of dollars of revenue on
a sport where people fly through the air.
Speaker 2: With talent God.
Speaker 1: Gave them and they've steward it. If only the NBA
was willing to steward morality based upon the word of God.
But they can't do that because it's risky. Because God's
word bothers people. I don't know why. Because he is truth,
he doesn't speak truth. Only he does. He is truth
and true flat freaks some people out. God, thank you
for being truth and light between being the light, the
true light, and the life all the things you are
and can't avoid being. Thank you for sharing that with us.
This is the Todd Hermann Show. Please go, be well,
be strong, be kind, and please make every effort to
walk in the true light of Christ.