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Speaker 1: Welcome to the Notes from the Road version of The

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Todd Herman Show. Quick comparison show a real, live human

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being American versus a journalist who plays the role of

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human and the fake Jesus who was appurrently autistic according

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to the Left, and the real Jesus. Because here we

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are in Holy Week. We'll do this with the help

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of visible gobisible dot com and of course with God Almighty.

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Speaker 2: But Todd Herman Show is one percent disapproved. But big

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pharma technocrats in Tyrone sabranware from the high mountains of

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Free America. Here's the Emerald City exile Todd Herman.

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Speaker 1: Today is the day the Lord has made in These

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are the time to which God has decided we should live.

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I'm being extra quiet, in fact, uncomfortably quiet. It's difficult

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to do the show this way. This is not how

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I speak. But I'm in a hotel room in Mexico,

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and I desperately hate waking people up, and I do

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not like it when I'm awakened in a hotel because

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people are here on vacation. So I'm going to do

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this the very very best I can. Spending time in Mexico,

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as I talked about in an earlier show has been

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a different experience's time for me, and I think it's

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because God has touched my heart in a different way.

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I think it's also because I continue to be awakened,

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and which is weird in my late fifties and have

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been in media and politics most of my life, but

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I continue to be awakened to the degree to which

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America has fallen into a massive, massive dream and the

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dream of fake money, the dream of conjuring digits, and

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what China has done to us. I thought I knew,

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but I'm only now really beginning to understand what they've

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done to us, and particularly on a national security level,

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we one day, if President Trump does not succeed in

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this economic battle, in this war, we will one day,

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I fear face kinetic warfare with these guys, or worse,

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simply be taken over by virtue of economic stupidity and greed.

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And give what that whole cliche, give the devil his due,

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give she his due. He has us. And unless President

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Trump is smart on these semiconductor and chip tariffs, unless

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he goes back in the consumer electronics, unless he pushes back,

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I don't think we'll have another chance and.

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Speaker 3: This gets so so bad.

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Speaker 1: When you think about the national security of the dinner

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plate in Mexico.

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Speaker 3: Well, I've talked about the fact that there's.

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Speaker 1: Not as much commercial fishing here anymore, and people can

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no longer fish these streams that are just up the

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street here and go take shrimp out of him. Because

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of all the developments, there's still great portions of Mexico

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where people live of what is called a subsistence lifestyle.

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That's what it's called. But is it really a subsistence lifestyle?

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When you take your time and your energy to get

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your own food and your own water, and you feed

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your family in that way, and you sell some and

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you pay for a home, is that truly subsistence. It's

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not what we're used to. It's not building wealth, that's

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for sure. I don't know that I want to live

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that way. But is it really subsistence or is that

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the way we're designed to live?

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Speaker 3: And this is.

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Speaker 1: All all hitting me as I sit here and notice

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the difference between fake Mexico and real Mexico. So forgive

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me for being one of a theme. But what caught

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my eye as going through show prep this morning, and

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it's notes from the road, so it's a little bit

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more casual show prep. Honestly, I saw Wall Street Apes

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posted a brief interview with a cattle rancher and he

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is calling out the alarm on what's going on in

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our country in terms of national secure related to are

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our are our food supply and food and water is

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in fact national security. And I'll show you this in

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just a second. He's clearly a businessman. His job is

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to make money, his job is to defeat his family,

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and we're anyone in business has the same concern. So

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if you're a small or a medium sized business, there's

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something your bank is not telling you. They may have

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given you a corporate credit card, right it says the

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name of your company on it. In all likelihoods, unless

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you went through the steps that Bisible is going to

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provide you, it's really not a corporate credit card. It's

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a credit card tied to your home and your bank

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accounts and your retirement accounts. In other words, it's not

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your business, it's you. So if God forbid there's a

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big problem, or God forbid someone sues you, they can

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go after your own personal assets, not your companies. That's

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not how the big companies play the game, and your

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bank doesn't want you to know that. So I had

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a conversation with the CEO of Busible and he taught

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me how.

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Speaker 3: They do this. In seven quick steps.

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Speaker 1: They establish an actual corporate credit card for your corporate

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credit line. You already have a credit rating, you just

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most people don't know that. Seven easy steps they do,

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but ninety percent of the work for you. And then

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there's a couple steps that you need to do in

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your own like opening credits right, and they'll show you

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how to do this. Corporate credit grows more quickly, it

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gets to a higher limit more quickly, so use it responsibly.

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This isn't about getting in debt. It's about managing cash flow,

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being able to do investments, and if God forbid, there's

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a problem, being able to use credit responsibly. So I'll

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make you guarantee when you talk to these guys, I

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guarantee you're going to learn something about corporate credit and

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your business. So have a free consultation. It's easy, just

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a conversation. It's gobisible dot com. G O go bisible

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dot com. This is a a cattle rancher talking about

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what people would say.

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Speaker 3: He's talking about food. He's not. He's actually talking about

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national security.

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Speaker 4: Retournal.

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Speaker 5: I'm like, but the industry has changed dramatically with the

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government allowing the consolidation of the meat processing business. Four companies,

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giant companies got together and decided to roll that up, consolidated,

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and that's just business.

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Speaker 4: But when we get on the other side.

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Speaker 5: Of it, and we'd take into account the ramifications own

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our national economic health, it has a very detrimental effect.

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Our government allowed two giant companies controlled by foreign governments

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to come in and acquire One of them is controlled

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by the Chinese and they bought Smithville out of North Carolina,

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and the other one was a Brazilian company that came

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in and bought up one.

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Speaker 4: Of the other major players.

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Speaker 5: So now we have an industry eighty five percent of

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it actually has been consolidated and rolled up and controlled

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by four companies. Four companies now are dictating who gets

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what where and when they say.

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Speaker 4: But nobody thought our government would let fifty.

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Speaker 5: Percent or more of the beat processing be controlled by

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countries outside.

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Speaker 4: Of the US.

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Speaker 5: It comes down to our own food source security, the

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geopolitical situation we find ourselves in. Why would we want

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to have an antagonist own twenty five percent of our

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meat processing.

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Speaker 4: It makes no sense at.

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Speaker 1: All, No, and it doesn't. And it's so clever what

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shit is done in addicting companies to these false, fake margins,

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these high profit margins based upon their fake money, their

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slave labor, and their current and manipulation. And then add

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to that ours Incidentally, that came from Twitter dash x

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and there said noe. The four major beef processes in

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the US are American, two and to a Brazilian. None

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of the big four Chinese. He didn't say they were,

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That's not what he said.

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Speaker 3: He said they're controlled by the Chinese. That's what he said.

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Speaker 1: And China has made major major investments in countries like Brazil,

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so they can have controlling shares over things like beef

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and pork processing because he also mentioned a port processing company.

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Staple foods being controlled by foreign entities can't make sense

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to anybody. And again I ask, do we want to

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be a country that lives a subsistence lifestyle? Is that

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phrase has been tarnished like subsistence, So subsistence meaning you

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are self sufficient. I mean, we as conservatives talk all

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the time about self sufficiency, you know, not wanting the

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government to come and quote help us. Because a government

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is powerful enough to give you everything you need, is

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strong enough to take everything you'll ever have. Right, So

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why do we want something different for a country. It's

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not about isolationism. It's about priorities. And when you have

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a priority item like food and water, those are things

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that we have to be able to be completely self

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sufficient here.

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Speaker 3: You have to add to that energy.

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Speaker 1: Those three things, those are first of all, common blessings

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from God, and we shouldn't be outsourcing our common blessings.

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And the common blessings from Gods are things that we

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should steward wisely, and having enemies have any part of

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that supply chain is unwise. It also doesn't honor the

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gifts God gave us. It's not thankful. And you can

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call it subsistence. I would just say, how about self sufficiency.

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How about it's on the very simple matters of food, water,

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and energy. We decide as a country, that's it, That

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stuff happens here. We can be net exporterers if other

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countries want our goods, fantastic, but we feed.

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Speaker 3: Our people first. The Bible says.

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Speaker 1: A man who will not care for his own family

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is worse than a non believer. So we're a nation

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of men and women. So are we going to treat

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the family first? And I hope and I pray that

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President Trump will stick to his gun on the semiconductor thing.

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But how about the food industry? So that's to me

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a real American speaking geopolitical sense. And we're told all

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the time that's oh farmers and rednecks. They just don't

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get this. They're not sophisticated guys. I'd have never met

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an unsophisticated farmer who's successful, never, because you don't end

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up being successful if you're unsophisticated as a farmer. So

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you go from that level of concern, which is real,

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which is substantive things that we should all care about,

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to another level of concern. And this is a completely

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separate world. And I am struck by the fact that

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we are no longer well this has been the case

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for a long time, but we're no longer a nation

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is almost a cliche. We're no longer a people. It's

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another way to look at this. There are parallel realities

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throughout this nation. And this is Taylor Lorenz.

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Speaker 3: She is the.

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Speaker 1: Age non specific woman who used to work for the

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Washington Post, and her job was to go around and

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terrorize graandmas who posted memes on social media. She could

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track them down. And she's the person who outed the

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lady who runs libs of TikTok Chia. And that was

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her role in life, to go around and docks people

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and then write about it as if she's some kind

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of hero. She to this day, or at least a

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few weeks ago, was still wearing the COVID masks. Just

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to give you an idea of her psyche. She's lionizing

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a completely different America, and America that she apparently.

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Speaker 3: Wants to see.

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Speaker 1: The things you want to see more of, you actually

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praise you, reward things you want to see more of.

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And look, I can agree with her on one thing,

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and that is that there is a company that is gross.

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this company or have had to use this company, I've

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never heard someone say they're great. I know people who

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work for this company and they don't like the company.

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They know the company's garbage. But it doesn't mean that

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you should go out and lionize the person that Taylor

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runs lionizes And I'll.

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Speaker 3: Show you this in a second.

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Speaker 1: So the reason I'm up early in Mexico this morning

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and trying to speak quietly and not bother my neighbors

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in this hotel is I'm headed over to renew to

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get stem cells in my lower back. And this is

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a procedure for which I need to be anesthetized, and

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I'll be asleep for about a half an hour. Well

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not asleep, but knocked out. It's not like sleeping. I

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hate that stuff. I'm esthetizing and being under So it's

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just a half hour and then I'll wake up and

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they'll help me wake up, and I'll walk back over

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here and spend the day kind of recovering. So if

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I sound a little quiet or weird, that's why. But

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to know this that my recovery plans include all the

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products I talk about, specifically in this case by optimizers,

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I'm going to be tripling down on my use of

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mass simes because mass simes is a potent digestive enzyme

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that does one thing super super well. It extracts amino

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acids from the proteins you eat. And I'm not going

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to be able to work out as hard for a

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So this is Taylor Lorenz, and if you haven't guessed,

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she's talking about the guy who apparently murdered the CEO

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of United Healthcare, a company. I can't find anyone who admires.

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Speaker 6: Hilarious to see these millionaire media pundits on TV clutching

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their pearls about someone's standing a murderer when this is

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this is the United States of America. As if we

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don't lionize criminals, as if we don't have, you know,

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we don't stand murderers of all sorts, and we give

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them Netflix shows. There's a huge disconnect between the narratives

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and angles of mainstream media pushes and what the American

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public feels. And you see that in moments like this,

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and I can tell you I saw the biggest audience

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growth that I've ever seen because people were like, oh, somebody,

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some journalists is actually speaking to the anger that we.

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Speaker 7: Feel the women who got her outside course in New York.

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Speaker 6: So you're going to see women especially that feel like,

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oh my god, right, like here's this man who who's revolutionary,

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who's famous, who's handsome, who's young, who's smart, He's a

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person that seems as like this morally good man, which

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Speaker 7: Yeah, I just realized women will literally dat an assassin

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before they swipe right on me. That's where we're I'm

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sure you wouldn't like to be compared to a Trump supporter.

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people have sympathies for MANGIONI yeah, strikes me as the same.

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What as out of media not understanding why people support Trump.

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I totally agree it's because a lot of people are

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just really, really desperate.

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Speaker 6: They want somebody to take on the system. They want

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somebody to tear down these barbaric establishment institutions.

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Speaker 1: Did you hear her, and to quote J D Nance,

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did she hear herself? She said, and she was talking

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about certain mainstream media outlets. She was on CNN, and

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she said, I've seen the biggest audience growth I've seen

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for celebrating a murderer. That's that's the story. He seems

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a morally good man. Moral goodness is walking up behind

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a guy in New York and murdering him because United

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Healthcare is a trash company. Taylor the reds if you

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were to extend your love and passion and crush upon

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this apparent murderer and what he did because he's a

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morally good man, you could extend that in the any

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corporate environment. You could be and I pray to God

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this doesn't happen, but you could be making a case

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that you should be murdered. If someone said, look what

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you did to Shia, that lives of TikTok, Look what

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you've done to the other people you've valued in social media.

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Look at the lies you told of during the era

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of COVID. Look at the lies you told about masking

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and pharma, and look at the lies that the live

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that took. You could be making an argument for your

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own murder, because once you loosen the grips on we

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don't do that, you get to the old Biblical idea,

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when nothing is forbidden, all is allowed. So her reverence

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is for a guy who walked up behind a man

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and shot him in the back. That's the America she

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wants to see more of. But it's Trump supporters who

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are desperate and Trump supporters who want someone to tear

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down this barbaric system. I agree, the United Healthcare is

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a garbage company, but it's barbarism. Barbarism is walking up

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behind someone and murdering them. And incidentally, Tom Elliott's great

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follow on twittersh X notes this after interviewing lefties like Lorenz,

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who celebrate the killing of capitalists. CNN's dony O'Sullivan helpfully notes, well,

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America's roots are soaked in bloodshed. Violence in the country

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today is mostly from right wing extremism from Oklahoma City

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to Charlottesville. Well, no, it's not. Most of the violence

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in America comes in the inner cities. Where young black

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men kill young black men because young black men have

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been told they have no future in America without old

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white women like Hillary Clinton handing them things. And in

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terms of political violence, no, I'm sorry. Violence is the

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realm of the left politically in terms of street violence

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and street activity, from Antifa to the burning down.

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Speaker 3: Of Tesla's.

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Speaker 1: Attempted burning down to their facilities and destruction of their

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cars and Tesla drivers being attacked. So I think maybe

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he should stay in his political commentary role, maybe around

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his own country. I'm just saying, there is a fake

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Jesus and there's a real Jesus. And it's during a

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Holy Week that I found this video of another fake pastor,

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and in this case, it's someone who looks a lot

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like a woman who's done a good camera angle so

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it's hard to tell, and is wrapping themselves in a

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weird purple flame as this fake pastor speaking. But it

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goes to this desperation. It's very much, it's very much

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this parallel life that people who actually don't believe in Jesus,

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they want to be able to believe in a Jesus

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that they custom crafted because they can't stand the real Jesus,

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and in this case, this fake pastor who's actually wearing

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a fake priest callar says that Jesus was autistic. But

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you'll hear the explanation and see what this person says

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in just a second. I was tacking just recently with

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Zach Abraham, chief investment officer Bulwark Capital Management, about these

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parallel societies and this parallel life we've set up and

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the pretense of success in America. That is it, guys,

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if we don't do something to pop the pretense. And

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I think the tariffs had an opportunity at that to

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show people the fakery of the standard of living in

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America that we're going to one day crash down into

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a below zero standard of living if we do not

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approach the reality of the fake digits. But you're trapped

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in a retirement system. You're trapped with the rules we

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have now. I'm trapped in that regard. I mean, I

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guess we can go by land and gold, and we

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can speculate and bitcoins, et cetera, but we're largely trapped

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in this system. So the thing I love about Zach

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Abraham is he's not a guy who says, well, the

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system is clearly corrupt. Therefore, don't be in it. He's

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a guy who hedges every single bet. He is a

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just obsessed with risk management at Bolwarck Capital Management, where

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he's a chief investment officer, and he actively manages every single.

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Speaker 3: Portfolio which can reach douce risk and volatility.

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Speaker 1: And guys, you tell me, you tell me how buy

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and hold works in a world where one day President

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Trump has one hundred and forty percent tariffs on the

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iPhones and the next day they're gone and now it's semiconductors.

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world like that. And Zach has taught me many many

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times how Bulwark makes money on volatility. And we are

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in a volatile cycle. This is a cycle that Zach

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at Bulwark loves. So have them take a look at

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your retirement account. If you're five, ten, fifteen years from retirement,

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you could be at real risk. And he'll do this

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for free, with no obligation. It's simple. Go to Know

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your Risk radio dot com. That's know Know your Risk

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gradio dot com. Or call him at eight six six

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Investments involve risk and are not guaranteed. Past performance doesn't

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guarantee future results. So this is a person who looks

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very female, but his gain and taking a camera angle

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that makes it difficult to tell. And it's absolutely a

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fake pastor who's going to explain to you why Jesus

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Christ was very clearly autistic. Jesus was Hella autistic.

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Speaker 8: Let's talk about it. So a lot of people get

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very uncomfortable when I talk about Jesus within the context

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of neurodivergence. However, I do want to remind you that

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he had God in his brain. There was no possibility

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for a neurotypical experience, absolutely none. However, I do feel

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like there were very specific points in his life where

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you can look at them and say, absolutely that is

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autistic coded. So first of all, when he left his

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parents and was at the temple for three days and

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they find him and he's like, what did' you know?

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three days in a row, and then at the very

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end be like, oh yeah, they.

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Speaker 4: Probably need to eat.

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Speaker 8: Absolutely hyper focused. And then when he does need to

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perform these miracles.

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Speaker 1: He doesn't like.

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Speaker 8: Being asked to do it, but he always eventually does

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it so easily it's like it's not even an effort

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for him. So like walking on water totally autistic.

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Speaker 1: Coated, keep walking on water is autistic codd. So let's

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take him in reverse. So Jesus is autistically codd because

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he doesn't like to be asked to perform miracles, but

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he does them, not always. When Jesus had fed the

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five thousand and he decided to get away from the crowds,

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he'd gone across the waters, and when the crowd's caught

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up with them, Jesus knew where they were there part

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of tricks, do some more magic, make some more food,

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and Jesus at that point didn't do that. Nope, Jesus

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challenged that, and he knew in his heart while they

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were there they wanted to be fed in the stomach,

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and he'd given them the food that never rots and

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the water that never stops quenching thirst. That is Him,

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that is the Holy Spirit eventually coming to earth and

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believers being given the Holy Spirit. At that point, the

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literal little God was standing in front of them, a

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relationship with the living God. And he challenged them. He said, truly,

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I tell you, unless you eat of my flesh and

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drink of my blood, you can have no part of me.

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And people found that to be a hard teaching, and

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it is a hard teaching unless you understand it. And

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they left, most of them. And he said to his followers,

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are you going to depart too?

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Speaker 3: Are you going to leave me?

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Speaker 2: As well?

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Speaker 1: It was Peter who said, Lord, you are the way,

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the truth, and the life.

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Speaker 1: So the core followers got it, those who had faith

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got it. And when Jesus taught in front of the

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five thousand, was he up there snacking on protein bars?

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He himself wasn't eating.

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Speaker 1: Fill the souls. He was there to fulfill the need

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for spiritual nutrition. And again when his followers came and said, Lord,

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it's been three days. The people have not eaten. They're

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running out of food. People brought food with them. I mean,

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you're going to go out in a time like that.

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You brought to a little bit of food? Most did,

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then a little bit of fish, And Jesus played the

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great role of the teacher socratically, well, gosh, what are

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we going to do? Where will we get food? And

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kind of looking at them, guys, again, I'm the same

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guy who calms oceans and brings.

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because he was again teaching them so they could go

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he was fulfilling a description of the Messiah, which is,

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you'll have a zeal from my father's house, but the

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zeal for God's house. You have a zeal for the word.

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Speaker 1: I guess there's autistic people who, as this person says,

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have special interests. But Jesus's special interest never changed. It

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was always always about redemption. It was always about the

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free gift. And he did this in many, many different ways,

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including teaching the religious authorities the truth of how the

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word should be understood. When people speak this way about Jesus,

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here's what I see. They desperately need Jesus to be them.

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They desperately need Jesus to be broken like them, to

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be flawed, to be sinful, or to be in this case,

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non neurotypical. They desperately need Jesus to be anything but perfect,

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because if Jesus is perfect, he's right about everything, including

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the limits on our flesh, leases including the limits on

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how we treat him and how we treat one another.

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They're desperate to have anything but the real Jesus. This

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is the Todd Hermannshaw. Please go, be well, be strong,

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be kind, and please make every effort to walk in

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the light of Christ.