Speaker 1: Welcome to the Notes from the Road version of The
Todd Herman Show. Quick comparison show a real, live human
being American versus a journalist who plays the role of
human and the fake Jesus who was appurrently autistic according
to the Left, and the real Jesus. Because here we
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Free America. Here's the Emerald City exile Todd Herman.
Speaker 1: Today is the day the Lord has made in These
are the time to which God has decided we should live.
I'm being extra quiet, in fact, uncomfortably quiet. It's difficult
to do the show this way. This is not how
I speak. But I'm in a hotel room in Mexico,
and I desperately hate waking people up, and I do
not like it when I'm awakened in a hotel because
people are here on vacation. So I'm going to do
this the very very best I can. Spending time in Mexico,
as I talked about in an earlier show has been
a different experience's time for me, and I think it's
because God has touched my heart in a different way.
I think it's also because I continue to be awakened,
and which is weird in my late fifties and have
been in media and politics most of my life, but
I continue to be awakened to the degree to which
America has fallen into a massive, massive dream and the
dream of fake money, the dream of conjuring digits, and
what China has done to us. I thought I knew,
but I'm only now really beginning to understand what they've
done to us, and particularly on a national security level,
we one day, if President Trump does not succeed in
this economic battle, in this war, we will one day,
I fear face kinetic warfare with these guys, or worse,
simply be taken over by virtue of economic stupidity and greed.
And give what that whole cliche, give the devil his due,
give she his due. He has us. And unless President
Trump is smart on these semiconductor and chip tariffs, unless
he goes back in the consumer electronics, unless he pushes back,
I don't think we'll have another chance and.
Speaker 3: This gets so so bad.
Speaker 1: When you think about the national security of the dinner
plate in Mexico.
Speaker 3: Well, I've talked about the fact that there's.
Speaker 1: Not as much commercial fishing here anymore, and people can
no longer fish these streams that are just up the
street here and go take shrimp out of him. Because
of all the developments, there's still great portions of Mexico
where people live of what is called a subsistence lifestyle.
That's what it's called. But is it really a subsistence lifestyle?
When you take your time and your energy to get
your own food and your own water, and you feed
your family in that way, and you sell some and
you pay for a home, is that truly subsistence. It's
not what we're used to. It's not building wealth, that's
for sure. I don't know that I want to live
that way. But is it really subsistence or is that
the way we're designed to live?
Speaker 3: And this is.
Speaker 1: All all hitting me as I sit here and notice
the difference between fake Mexico and real Mexico. So forgive
me for being one of a theme. But what caught
my eye as going through show prep this morning, and
it's notes from the road, so it's a little bit
more casual show prep. Honestly, I saw Wall Street Apes
posted a brief interview with a cattle rancher and he
is calling out the alarm on what's going on in
our country in terms of national secure related to are
our are our food supply and food and water is
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what people would say.
Speaker 3: He's talking about food. He's not. He's actually talking about
national security.
Speaker 4: Retournal.
Speaker 5: I'm like, but the industry has changed dramatically with the
government allowing the consolidation of the meat processing business. Four companies,
giant companies got together and decided to roll that up, consolidated,
and that's just business.
Speaker 4: But when we get on the other side.
Speaker 5: Of it, and we'd take into account the ramifications own
our national economic health, it has a very detrimental effect.
Our government allowed two giant companies controlled by foreign governments
to come in and acquire One of them is controlled
by the Chinese and they bought Smithville out of North Carolina,
and the other one was a Brazilian company that came
in and bought up one.
Speaker 4: Of the other major players.
Speaker 5: So now we have an industry eighty five percent of
it actually has been consolidated and rolled up and controlled
by four companies. Four companies now are dictating who gets
what where and when they say.
Speaker 4: But nobody thought our government would let fifty.
Speaker 5: Percent or more of the beat processing be controlled by
countries outside.
Speaker 4: Of the US.
Speaker 5: It comes down to our own food source security, the
geopolitical situation we find ourselves in. Why would we want
to have an antagonist own twenty five percent of our
meat processing.
Speaker 4: It makes no sense at.
Speaker 1: All, No, and it doesn't. And it's so clever what
shit is done in addicting companies to these false, fake margins,
these high profit margins based upon their fake money, their
slave labor, and their current and manipulation. And then add
to that ours Incidentally, that came from Twitter dash x
and there said noe. The four major beef processes in
the US are American, two and to a Brazilian. None
of the big four Chinese. He didn't say they were,
That's not what he said.
Speaker 3: He said they're controlled by the Chinese. That's what he said.
Speaker 1: And China has made major major investments in countries like Brazil,
so they can have controlling shares over things like beef
and pork processing because he also mentioned a port processing company.
Staple foods being controlled by foreign entities can't make sense
to anybody. And again I ask, do we want to
be a country that lives a subsistence lifestyle? Is that
phrase has been tarnished like subsistence, So subsistence meaning you
are self sufficient. I mean, we as conservatives talk all
the time about self sufficiency, you know, not wanting the
government to come and quote help us. Because a government
is powerful enough to give you everything you need, is
strong enough to take everything you'll ever have. Right, So
why do we want something different for a country. It's
not about isolationism. It's about priorities. And when you have
a priority item like food and water, those are things
that we have to be able to be completely self
sufficient here.
Speaker 3: You have to add to that energy.
Speaker 1: Those three things, those are first of all, common blessings
from God, and we shouldn't be outsourcing our common blessings.
And the common blessings from Gods are things that we
should steward wisely, and having enemies have any part of
that supply chain is unwise. It also doesn't honor the
gifts God gave us. It's not thankful. And you can
call it subsistence. I would just say, how about self sufficiency.
How about it's on the very simple matters of food, water,
and energy. We decide as a country, that's it, That
stuff happens here. We can be net exporterers if other
countries want our goods, fantastic, but we feed.
Speaker 3: Our people first. The Bible says.
Speaker 1: A man who will not care for his own family
is worse than a non believer. So we're a nation
of men and women. So are we going to treat
the family first? And I hope and I pray that
President Trump will stick to his gun on the semiconductor thing.
But how about the food industry? So that's to me
a real American speaking geopolitical sense. And we're told all
the time that's oh farmers and rednecks. They just don't
get this. They're not sophisticated guys. I'd have never met
an unsophisticated farmer who's successful, never, because you don't end
up being successful if you're unsophisticated as a farmer. So
you go from that level of concern, which is real,
which is substantive things that we should all care about,
to another level of concern. And this is a completely
separate world. And I am struck by the fact that
we are no longer well this has been the case
for a long time, but we're no longer a nation
is almost a cliche. We're no longer a people. It's
another way to look at this. There are parallel realities
throughout this nation. And this is Taylor Lorenz.
Speaker 3: She is the.
Speaker 1: Age non specific woman who used to work for the
Washington Post, and her job was to go around and
terrorize graandmas who posted memes on social media. She could
track them down. And she's the person who outed the
lady who runs libs of TikTok Chia. And that was
her role in life, to go around and docks people
and then write about it as if she's some kind
of hero. She to this day, or at least a
few weeks ago, was still wearing the COVID masks. Just
to give you an idea of her psyche. She's lionizing
a completely different America, and America that she apparently.
Speaker 3: Wants to see.
Speaker 1: The things you want to see more of, you actually
praise you, reward things you want to see more of.
And look, I can agree with her on one thing,
and that is that there is a company that is gross.
And every time I talk to people who interact with
this company or have had to use this company, I've
never heard someone say they're great. I know people who
work for this company and they don't like the company.
They know the company's garbage. But it doesn't mean that
you should go out and lionize the person that Taylor
runs lionizes And I'll.
Speaker 3: Show you this in a second.
Speaker 1: So the reason I'm up early in Mexico this morning
and trying to speak quietly and not bother my neighbors
in this hotel is I'm headed over to renew to
get stem cells in my lower back. And this is
a procedure for which I need to be anesthetized, and
I'll be asleep for about a half an hour. Well
not asleep, but knocked out. It's not like sleeping. I
hate that stuff. I'm esthetizing and being under So it's
just a half hour and then I'll wake up and
they'll help me wake up, and I'll walk back over
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So this is Taylor Lorenz, and if you haven't guessed,
she's talking about the guy who apparently murdered the CEO
of United Healthcare, a company. I can't find anyone who admires.
Speaker 6: Hilarious to see these millionaire media pundits on TV clutching
their pearls about someone's standing a murderer when this is
this is the United States of America. As if we
don't lionize criminals, as if we don't have, you know,
we don't stand murderers of all sorts, and we give
them Netflix shows. There's a huge disconnect between the narratives
and angles of mainstream media pushes and what the American
public feels. And you see that in moments like this,
and I can tell you I saw the biggest audience
growth that I've ever seen because people were like, oh, somebody,
some journalists is actually speaking to the anger that we.
Speaker 7: Feel the women who got her outside course in New York.
Speaker 6: So you're going to see women especially that feel like,
oh my god, right, like here's this man who who's revolutionary,
who's famous, who's handsome, who's young, who's smart, He's a
person that seems as like this morally good man, which
is hard to find.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I just realized women will literally dat an assassin
before they swipe right on me. That's where we're I'm
sure you wouldn't like to be compared to a Trump supporter.
But some of some of how people cannot understand why
people have sympathies for MANGIONI yeah, strikes me as the same.
What as out of media not understanding why people support Trump.
I totally agree it's because a lot of people are
just really, really desperate.
Speaker 6: They want somebody to take on the system. They want
somebody to tear down these barbaric establishment institutions.
Speaker 1: Did you hear her, and to quote J D Nance,
did she hear herself? She said, and she was talking
about certain mainstream media outlets. She was on CNN, and
she said, I've seen the biggest audience growth I've seen
for celebrating a murderer. That's that's the story. He seems
a morally good man. Moral goodness is walking up behind
a guy in New York and murdering him because United
Healthcare is a trash company. Taylor the reds if you
were to extend your love and passion and crush upon
this apparent murderer and what he did because he's a
morally good man, you could extend that in the any
corporate environment. You could be and I pray to God
this doesn't happen, but you could be making a case
that you should be murdered. If someone said, look what
you did to Shia, that lives of TikTok, Look what
you've done to the other people you've valued in social media.
Look at the lies you told of during the era
of COVID. Look at the lies you told about masking
and pharma, and look at the lies that the live
that took. You could be making an argument for your
own murder, because once you loosen the grips on we
don't do that, you get to the old Biblical idea,
when nothing is forbidden, all is allowed. So her reverence
is for a guy who walked up behind a man
and shot him in the back. That's the America she
wants to see more of. But it's Trump supporters who
are desperate and Trump supporters who want someone to tear
down this barbaric system. I agree, the United Healthcare is
a garbage company, but it's barbarism. Barbarism is walking up
behind someone and murdering them. And incidentally, Tom Elliott's great
follow on twittersh X notes this after interviewing lefties like Lorenz,
who celebrate the killing of capitalists. CNN's dony O'Sullivan helpfully notes, well,
America's roots are soaked in bloodshed. Violence in the country
today is mostly from right wing extremism from Oklahoma City
to Charlottesville. Well, no, it's not. Most of the violence
in America comes in the inner cities. Where young black
men kill young black men because young black men have
been told they have no future in America without old
white women like Hillary Clinton handing them things. And in
terms of political violence, no, I'm sorry. Violence is the
realm of the left politically in terms of street violence
and street activity, from Antifa to the burning down.
Speaker 3: Of Tesla's.
Speaker 1: Attempted burning down to their facilities and destruction of their
cars and Tesla drivers being attacked. So I think maybe
he should stay in his political commentary role, maybe around
his own country. I'm just saying, there is a fake
Jesus and there's a real Jesus. And it's during a
Holy Week that I found this video of another fake pastor,
and in this case, it's someone who looks a lot
like a woman who's done a good camera angle so
it's hard to tell, and is wrapping themselves in a
weird purple flame as this fake pastor speaking. But it
goes to this desperation. It's very much, it's very much
this parallel life that people who actually don't believe in Jesus,
they want to be able to believe in a Jesus
that they custom crafted because they can't stand the real Jesus,
and in this case, this fake pastor who's actually wearing
a fake priest callar says that Jesus was autistic. But
you'll hear the explanation and see what this person says
in just a second. I was tacking just recently with
Zach Abraham, chief investment officer Bulwark Capital Management, about these
parallel societies and this parallel life we've set up and
the pretense of success in America. That is it, guys,
if we don't do something to pop the pretense. And
I think the tariffs had an opportunity at that to
show people the fakery of the standard of living in
America that we're going to one day crash down into
a below zero standard of living if we do not
approach the reality of the fake digits. But you're trapped
in a retirement system. You're trapped with the rules we
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he's a chief investment officer, and he actively manages every single.
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very female, but his gain and taking a camera angle
that makes it difficult to tell. And it's absolutely a
fake pastor who's going to explain to you why Jesus
Christ was very clearly autistic. Jesus was Hella autistic.
Speaker 8: Let's talk about it. So a lot of people get
very uncomfortable when I talk about Jesus within the context
of neurodivergence. However, I do want to remind you that
he had God in his brain. There was no possibility
for a neurotypical experience, absolutely none. However, I do feel
like there were very specific points in his life where
you can look at them and say, absolutely that is
autistic coded. So first of all, when he left his
parents and was at the temple for three days and
they find him and he's like, what did' you know?
Where I'd be special interest. He would preach for like
three days in a row, and then at the very
end be like, oh yeah, they.
Speaker 4: Probably need to eat.
Speaker 8: Absolutely hyper focused. And then when he does need to
perform these miracles.
Speaker 1: He doesn't like.
Speaker 8: Being asked to do it, but he always eventually does
it so easily it's like it's not even an effort
for him. So like walking on water totally autistic.
Speaker 1: Coated, keep walking on water is autistic codd. So let's
take him in reverse. So Jesus is autistically codd because
he doesn't like to be asked to perform miracles, but
he does them, not always. When Jesus had fed the
five thousand and he decided to get away from the crowds,
he'd gone across the waters, and when the crowd's caught
up with them, Jesus knew where they were there part
of tricks, do some more magic, make some more food,
and Jesus at that point didn't do that. Nope, Jesus
challenged that, and he knew in his heart while they
were there they wanted to be fed in the stomach,
and he'd given them the food that never rots and
the water that never stops quenching thirst. That is Him,
that is the Holy Spirit eventually coming to earth and
believers being given the Holy Spirit. At that point, the
literal little God was standing in front of them, a
relationship with the living God. And he challenged them. He said, truly,
I tell you, unless you eat of my flesh and
drink of my blood, you can have no part of me.
And people found that to be a hard teaching, and
it is a hard teaching unless you understand it. And
they left, most of them. And he said to his followers,
are you going to depart too?
Speaker 3: Are you going to leave me?
Speaker 2: As well?
Speaker 1: It was Peter who said, Lord, you are the way,
the truth, and the life.
Speaker 3: Where would we go?
Speaker 1: So the core followers got it, those who had faith
got it. And when Jesus taught in front of the
five thousand, was he up there snacking on protein bars?
He himself wasn't eating.
Speaker 3: He was there to.
Speaker 1: Fill the souls. He was there to fulfill the need
for spiritual nutrition. And again when his followers came and said, Lord,
it's been three days. The people have not eaten. They're
running out of food. People brought food with them. I mean,
you're going to go out in a time like that.
You brought to a little bit of food? Most did,
And so what did they gather a little bit of bread,
then a little bit of fish, And Jesus played the
great role of the teacher socratically, well, gosh, what are
we going to do? Where will we get food? And
kind of looking at them, guys, again, I'm the same
guy who calms oceans and brings.
Speaker 3: People to life. You don't think I'll provide for my people?
Speaker 1: And so they asked him and he did. It was
because he was again teaching them so they could go
out into the crowds and spoke about what they've seen.
And when Jesus preaching the temple as a young boy,
he was fulfilling a description of the Messiah, which is,
you'll have a zeal from my father's house, but the
zeal for God's house. You have a zeal for the word.
He had a zeal for that because he was that.
Speaker 4: Now.
Speaker 1: I guess there's autistic people who, as this person says,
have special interests. But Jesus's special interest never changed. It
was always always about redemption. It was always about the
free gift. And he did this in many, many different ways,
including teaching the religious authorities the truth of how the
word should be understood. When people speak this way about Jesus,
here's what I see. They desperately need Jesus to be them.
They desperately need Jesus to be broken like them, to
be flawed, to be sinful, or to be in this case,
non neurotypical. They desperately need Jesus to be anything but perfect,
because if Jesus is perfect, he's right about everything, including
the limits on our flesh, leases including the limits on
how we treat him and how we treat one another.
They're desperate to have anything but the real Jesus. 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.