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Speaker 1: Welcome to the three Stories version of The Todd Hermer Show.

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Story number one, a famous and instantly apparently rich streamer

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thinks the Chinese Communist Party is the model for the

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United States of America. Story number two being pro abortion

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is absolutely the cutest you'll And story number three Tommy

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Chong's theology is like snorting ajax. And if you know,

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you'll know. We'll talk about this with the help of

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God Almighty.

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Speaker 2: The Todd Herman Show is one percent disapproved by big

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pharma technocrats in tyrn s everywhere from the high mountains

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of 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 times see which God has decided we shall live.

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Do you guys know who? There's a famous dreamer named

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Hassan Piker. Don't cheat, don't google it rocket or do

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something like that. I want you to hear his commentary

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before we get to who he is, because who he

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is matters. And Alex, my friend, the producers pulled some

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extra bonus photos of him and his tax the rich

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eat the rich sort of wear. He was talking on

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a podcast and he's a live streamer and he's talking

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on a podcast about a country he thinks the United

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States should model.

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Speaker 3: And as far as like getting closer to what I

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think has been relatively successful, because if ultimately the point

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of government is to improve the material conditions of all

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people to the best of your ability, it's not always

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going to be perfect, but when you are getting I

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don't know, the poorest people, the poorest of the dispossessed

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masses out of a situation where they were servil the

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land of gentry, or they were peasants from an agrarian society,

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or they were you know, dominated by the landlords. But

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then ultimately they were able to come into modernity and

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become like a powerhouse, an industrial powerhouse that is competitive

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with the largest superpower on the planet. I would say,

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if that's the point of good governance, and I think

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you guys might agree with me on that, I would

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say China as probably the closest. And there are still

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plenty of failures within the Chinese system as well, plenty

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of issues within the Chinese system as well, but that's

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probably the closest I would say to an example that

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we should follow.

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Speaker 1: He says, San Piker that the United States unfortunately is

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only following the most brutal portions of the Chinese regime,

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but not their good stuff. So his context matters, and

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his background matters, and so does some comparison between us

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and the Chinese Commist Party, because in one way we

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mimic China a lot Chinese Commist Party, for instance, in

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terms of private property, we may make China. I know

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that seems to but we do. And in some other

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ways we may make China. I know that seems surprising,

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but we do. And his context matters, and I'll share

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that in just a second. In researching this, I went

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and looked into bodily autonomy in China in terms of

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medical decisions, and I was pretty shocked to find out

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that they actually say they have pretty good body autonomy,

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that you have to be warned about the side effects

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of medicines, et cetera. That these remember they didn't use

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the MR and as on their population. Now, I don't

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think you have much body autonomy, and you can be

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pulled out of your apartment building, state owned apartment building,

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and sent to prison because you were insufficiently servile to

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the regime emotionally. I mean, that's a pretty important part

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of bodily autonomy, but at least they warned people about

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the side effects. In our country, you can go into

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a surgeon and the surgeon can look at you and

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say back surgery is the way, and they probably are

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not going to say no. By the way, in about

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fifteen percent of cases, you're going to end up with

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follow upsies for a condition like this, and a condition

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like this, it might be more and you're probably not

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likely to get a surgeon saying well, you could in

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fact try something before you have full new replacement surgery.

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Say if you're lacking cartilage. This is very very common

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in people my age and sometimes people younger if they've

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done a lot of sports. Renew Dot Healthcare can look

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at your MRIs now and they can give you a

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second opinion and you can balance this out. You have

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your doctor, your surgeon who's part of the insurance company

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Farmer roll up and you have completely independent renew They

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can look at your knee, your back, they can look

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at your shoulder and they can say there's enough cartilage

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or there's enough intact tissue. Then an injection of the

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world class stem cells that come from donor cells from

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umbilical cords only the Wharton's jelly portion, only only the

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twenty percent of the cells they accept, because they reject

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eighty percent the exact opposite of the junk in America,

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an injection to that time of the hyperbred chambers and

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some ivs. You could avoid surgery all together and be

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back doing what you love. Maybe that's just moving around.

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Go to renew r E n U E dot Healthcare.

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They'll tell you if they can help you or not.

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Please tell them you're part of the Todd Hermannshaw Family.

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Renew r E n U E dot Healthcare. So Hassan

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Spiker Piker is a NEPO baby of sorts. He's the

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nephew of Shank Uger the Young Turk, and consequently got

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a hand up and media fine fine is dad gave

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or his uncle give him a hand up. And he's

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rumored to have a net worth of between three and

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eight million bucks. And if you look at investments he's

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in and positions of equity holds that might go as

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high as one hundred million bucks. He likes to pose

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with foreign money, he likes to dress fancy, and he

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likes to have eat the rich t shirts and things

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like that make the rich pay anarchy, et cetera. Now,

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of course he's not offering up his money. My friend

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Alex's producer program as well, thinks that he might be

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really just trying to get on top of the next regime.

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Maybe have a have a point of being sort of

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an oversea of the Chinese regime if it's able to

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take control of the world. So I wouldn't ask some questions. So,

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for instance, I asked Rock what percentage of China of

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Chinese citizens own their own land? And China private ownership

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does not exist. All urban land is owned by the state,

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and rural land is owned by the rural collectives, village

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groups or townships. The Chinese Constitution, Article ten explicitly prohibits

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private landownership, of policy rooted in the nineteen forty nine

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collectives of the state. So we're the same, We're already Mimicshinam.

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Unless you are a foundation or a church, you don't

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really own land. No individual here owns a home or land.

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and you pay to live on it forever. So we match,

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I asked Roc about bodily autonomy, and I was pretty

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stunned to find out that in terms of bodily autonomy,

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they have actually pretty good rules. Medically, you have to

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be warned about these side effects of injections. You cannot

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be experimented upon against your will. If you choose not

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to involve yourself on an experiment, you can exit that.

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Now that stands for Chinese citizens, not for wakers, because

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they have injected wigers and then medical experiments on them

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against their will because they're not Chinese citizens. And this

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is also according to the Chinese regime. And when you

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were arrested for speech violations, which has happened a lot

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in China, for being insufficiently supportive of the regime, you

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can be put in the Chinese prisons, and a whole

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lot of things can be done to your bodies, such

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as this forced organ donations. This again is from Grek.

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The most egregious denials occur against bodyly autonomy and against

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prisoners of conscience, where state sanctioned coercions trips all autonomy

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by independent investigation, and this is a investigations have figured

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this out. They've seen on the topic of let's say,

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for instance, Falloon Gong practitioners six to one hundred thousands

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ongoing acts of forced organ donations, so they're not then

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donations the primary source since nineteen ninety nine suppression You

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and experts in twenty twenty one alarmed by force exams.

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detail some crimes against humanity, wigers and Muslim minorities twenty

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five thousand to fifty thousand. And this is now lately,

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this is under chi with whom President Trump just had

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a conversation, and Tibetans and others thousands. So there's a

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lot of forced organ not donations, but takings. Now we're

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not quite there yet, but the United States there is

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a really nasty, tiny little secret, and that's planned paradid

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Planned parenthood has been found to sometimes unlive babies knowing

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in advance that they've got some money waiting for some organs,

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and sometimes it's just for research. There's also this tiny

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little problem that we're beginning to discover. And Robert F.

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Kennedy Junior has mentioned this, and he runs the National

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Institute of Health. Therefore YouTube sensors he qualifies as an expert.

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He said, and all too often in many cases doctors

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are moving patients along towards being unlived because they want

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their organs. So it's not quite yet forced. So this

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guy may well be trying to get out on top

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of the Chinese regime. If it's able to take over.

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just be cowtowing to what's cool to gain clicks and engagement.

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I do know this China is ahead of us and

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trying to stomp out the Christian faith well ahead of us.

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Oh and by the way, Chinese home churches are flourishing.

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I love the fact and look at it throughout history.

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Every single time human forces attempt to destroy the Word

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of God, they fail. It happened in Iraq, It's happened

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in the in the Middle least, where the Word of

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God is flourishing. Home churches in China are flourishing, even

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as the Chinese Communist Party sets up fake Christian churches.

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Oh wow, we do that here. Your tax dollars taken

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by force given to USAID have been distributed to fake

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Christian churches. They call themselves Christian, but don't teach anything

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related to the doctrine. Hey, I wonder if this guy

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Hassan Piker is actually in on something that's happening now.

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Maybe he wants to take credit for it, saying, hey,

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I told him to do it and they did it.

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Interesting story Number two, being pro abortion is absolutely the

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cutest y'all. This is a sign. It's a from a

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website being pro abortion as acutest. It's an important part

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of our mission to have pro abortion messages out in

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the world as wearable info propaganda, which are holiday break

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This comes from a woman who's written the book for kids,

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and this is her picture. She's wearing an abortion Abortion

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Abortion Abortion Abortion hear Art T shirt. It's one thing

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to believe that you should, if your life is at risk,

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be able to make a decision between a sin of

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taking a life that would be the life of your

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unborn child or not, and dealing with God on that.

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That's one thing. It's another thing to shout your abortion,

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which this woman has done. She is the author of

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the phrase shout your abortion. It's another thing to teach

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kids that abortion is something and not just something. I'll

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share with you what I mean here in a second.

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You know, Fauci and Francis Collins and that whole roll

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up at the corrupt National Institute of Health. They were

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also all in at abortion at all times. Francis Collins

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pretended to be an evangelical Christian who, by the way,

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believed it abortion at all times. Were now Robert Redfield,

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who helped run the CDC, and he's coming out and saying, Oh,

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I wanted to tell you all the truth about the

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COVID stuff, but I just wasn't allowed to, meaning I

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was refusing to quit. I refused to put myself on

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the line and refuse to turn a whistleblower. We've begged

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for a movie about this. There is so much that

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could be made in real filmmaking about this, so many

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stories to be told, But it took Angel Studios to

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step in that with a new movie called Thank You,

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Doctor Fauci. And in this movie they go back to

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the very very beginning of the COVID era and when

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did the COVID flu begin? How did it begin? An

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award winning director named Jenner first put together a team

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of documentarians and they went out and got exclusive interviews

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with government officials, whistleblowers, former intell officials, dissident doctors, dissident scientists,

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and they looked at the whole or the whole picture

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in this movie Thank You Doctor Fauci. And they've come

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up with a theory that we were kind of coopitating

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with the Wuhan Lab to see what they did in

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bio warfare, because they contend we may be in a

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bio warfare race with the Chinese Communist Party. This is

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a must stream. It's called Thank You Doctor Fauci. Go

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can be part of the conversation that demands tough, thorough accountability.

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That's angel dot com slash Herman. So this is this

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picture of this woman. Her name is Amelia Banao and

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she's best known for creating the Shout Your Abortion social

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media movement, which she has now captured and turned into

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an income stream for her. She has a new children's

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book out that teaches that abortion is something, and I'll

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share with you what that something is. This is from

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her website where she's talking with a couple of kids

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and kids about abortion. Really interesting discussion, particularly with this

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a young man at the very beginning, this young kid,

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and they talked through this and she teaches that abortion

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is a We'll wait, I'll tell you a second. Do

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you think that sometimes it's not okay to have an abortion?

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Speaker 4: I want to say, if, like, if you're being reckless,

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if there's nothing wrong going on.

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Speaker 1: I don't know. I just don't agree. Kids meet someone

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who's had an abortion.

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Speaker 2: So what are we here to talk about today?

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Speaker 4: Well?

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Speaker 1: I had an abortion?

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Speaker 3: Oh, so what do you know or what have you

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heard about abortion?

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Speaker 2: I don't exactly know what happens, but like you go

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and basically get rid of the baby from inside you?

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Speaker 1: What have you heard that same thing? Have you ever

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talked to somebody about abortion before?

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Speaker 3: I actually wrote a paper in fifth grade about it?

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Speaker 1: Wow? What was your paper about abortion?

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Speaker 4: Is okay?

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Speaker 2: Uh?

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Speaker 4: Huh?

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Speaker 2: And it also depends on like what's happening and why

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they got they got the abortion?

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Speaker 1: So you think it's okay? Depending on the circumstances. Yes,

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hm hmm. She pauses and thinks about this. I love

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this young guy's setups. Get up, he's got the bow ties,

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got the glasses, sort of an academic kid, sort of

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thinking hard. I see him kind of as a future

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professor type in a way. Hmm, she says. And by

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the way, she's a good enough speaker that she inserts

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that on purpose, a little bit of awkward silence, just

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to build the drama. Or the band that said, what's

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the band that said? Selling the drama?

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Speaker 4: Why did you have an abortion?

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Speaker 2: A few years ago?

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Speaker 1: I got pregnant and I really didn't want to have

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a baby.

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Speaker 4: May I ask what happened? Did he not wear a condom?

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Speaker 2: Did the condom break?

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Speaker 1: Was it pre ejaculation? Such good questions. He wasn't wearing

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a condom? Why was he wearing a condom?

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Speaker 3: Have you ever had two options and one of them

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like seems easier.

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Speaker 1: At the time?

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Speaker 4: Oh yeah, you could take a shortcut.

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Speaker 1: You could go was the short cut version?

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Speaker 4: What did your partner think at the time?

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Speaker 1: You know, I think we were both like bummed out

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that I got pregnant and he was just more with

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the baby thought, Oh sorry, I mean, like supportive of

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what I wanted to do.

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Speaker 2: Were you reckless at the time.

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Speaker 1: I mean, I don't.

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Speaker 3: I wouldn't really say that I was being reckless.

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Speaker 1: Oh was he wearing a condom?

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Speaker 2: No?

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Speaker 1: Did he force himself upon you? No? Did you have

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to do it?

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Speaker 2: No?

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Speaker 1: Could you have had sex in different ways? Yeah? Were

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you reckless?

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Speaker 2: No?

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Speaker 1: I don't think so.

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Speaker 4: Mistakes happened, and.

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Speaker 1: You didn't slip and fall on something, right, I didn't happen.

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That's not a mistake. It's a decision. Sometimes you just

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don't do that in the moment, you know what I mean,

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I don't know.

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Speaker 4: I'm glad.

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Speaker 1: I'm glad too. Later in the video and you can

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go watch it, we linked to it in the show notes.

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You can see this boy giving the social pressure. So

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the child says to the adults, where you're being reckless,

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And the adult says, no, I was just having sex

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with no birth control device whatsoever, despite the fact that

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I am in this industry and know there's tons of

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ways to avoid getting pregnant. But I just didn't feel

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like avoiding getting pregnant, so I killed the baby. But

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we're not being reckless. So she's written the book, and

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she's gotten some partnerships in this because she couldn't write

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it alone because it's very complicated. So Amelia wrote this

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with Rachel Kessler, illustrated by Emily Noakes, and the book

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is called Abortion Is Everything. Well, if abortion is everything,

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what is life? She teaches in that abortion is a

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form of a human superpower where you can choose life

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and death for another person. It's a superpower. I wonder

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if God thinks it's a superpower. I want to pray

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for this woman. I cannot hate her. I have to

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believe that she is spiritually deceived, spiritually captured. And on

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that topic of human superpowers. Man on that day where

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every knee bows, every tongue confesses, hers will bows, well

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she will bow. She will say. Jesus is Lord. I

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know I'm gonna have a conversation with Jesus. I know

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he's gonna have things that he's gonna challenge me on.

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I know he's gonna convict me. I know I'm saved.

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I know I repent on my sins. I know accept

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Jesus the Lord and Savior. I know I want to

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be sanctified, even when it's not fun. If this woman

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doesn't get there. Can you imagine if Jesus uses video

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projection says, I want to show you all the babies'

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lives you took, we have all the time in eternity.

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Abortion is everything? What then is life? What then is God?

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Story Number three Tommy Chong's theology is like snorting ajax?

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Where were you? And I'm in my late fifties, really

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late fifties as you look in the other side of fifty,

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and where were you when you found out about Cheech

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and Chong? I always believe it or not. Looking through

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my dad's second wife's records, and it came across the

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recordings of Cheech and Chong, and she let me play

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those and I remember trying to laugh as if it

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was funny. And then I remember the chit chat about

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Cheech and Chong when I was in junior high and

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people passing around those albums and hey, what the album says?

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Rolling paper? Like what is rolling paper? I didn't know

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what rolling paper is, And somehow I found out what

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rolling paper is so you could roll a joint. I

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remember trying to roll up Parsley in that and trying

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to smoke Parsley because I never really wanted to smoke pot.

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I've always been just kind of freaked out about changing

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my body chemistry that way. And remember trying to laugh.

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I remember going and seeing some of the movies and

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laughing along with my friends. So I never really got

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the humor. It just seemed like these guys were two

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losers who smoked a lot of dope. And I guess

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maybe maybe if I think back, maybe there were funny scenes.

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I can't remember any of them. And I think the

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song Lowriter is actually kind of catchy. Oh right, I

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mean it's kind of a catchy song. I was shocked

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to find out that Tommy Chong has a media presence

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to this day. This is Tommy Tommy Chong getting baked,

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pardon me baking when his TV show got there. Yeah,

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come on into our kitchen to do But what is

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that has? Cheat? She's what I know? And they're going

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to be infused.

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Speaker 4: Cheech and Chong have a cup of cocoa powder. Yes,

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it's infused of sugar, okay, salt. I believe I got

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Cheat and Chong confused of sea. See that I should

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have tried smoking has in the rolling papers.

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Speaker 1: Cheat and Shong infuse butter Okay, So that's pot infuseed butter.

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Speaker 4: Okay, okay, So you mix those together, all right, So

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that's gonna be like fifteen.

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Speaker 1: Minutes getting high eating stuff. So Cheech doesn't look that healthy,

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his wife doesn't look all that healthy, but they're eating

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the infused stuff. And pardon me for thinking that's Chong.

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I apologize to the entire Asian Hispanic community and stoner community.

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How could I possibly get the two confused? Later in age,

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So Tommy Chong, he's the other guy. He's the Chong

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and the Cheech and Chong. He has the theology I

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want to share with you, and it's a lot like

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this scene from a Cheech and Chong movie called Up

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and Smoke. So Chong, Tommy, he's the Chong in cheeks

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they're in. He wakes up from a high or a

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low or passed out or whatever it is in his

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hippie house and he finds a tiny little thing that

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looks like a little tiny joint, and he tries to

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smoke the thing and he actually swallows it, and how

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it's so funny. And then he goes into the kitchen

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in this stoner house and he finds something on the

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kitchen table he wants to clean up a mess he's made,

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and oh look it's ajax and it's spilled. So that's

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Chong and Cheeks. They're in. He picks up the plate stone,

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trying to think about how he's going to clean something

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up with this, and he's carrying it around looking at it,

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because that's what Chong does. He's picking up a knife

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for whatever reason, because of course it's going to look

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like the cocaine. And she comes in. I made a mess.

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I was just trying.

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Speaker 2: To where.

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Speaker 1: Oh look a blonde lady. And she gets out there

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the straw. She snorts a line and then another line

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of the ajax and then another line of the ajax. Yeah,

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I remember my friends laughing at this. She can do

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this thing with her tongue, which is really extreme and gross. Yeah,

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that's some funny, funny stuff, right, What a rush? It's ajax? Well,

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what a rush? In Tommy Chong's theology, it's not cocaine,

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it's ajax. It's not God, it's Tommy Chong. And yet

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it's beautiful. And I'll share this with you in a

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second now. Rather than using ajax this morning, because they

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often do before a show, snort a line of ajax,

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and I'll add to that a little bit of a lie,

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just straight lie, because it dries it out, gets it

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straight up into the membranes. I instead use bone Frog Coffee.

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all the big bang. I're just reading this freeze dried

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coffees all of a sudden, the big bang with the

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millennials and the premillennials and the whatever gen z rs

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and all that. Why I went that route. I used

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to drink Mason jars filled with freeze dried Folger's coffee

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three four, five, six seven scoops and a Mason jar

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simply as a caffeine delivery method. No, you can have

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caffeine that tastes great and you can support the families

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of fallen Navy seals. That's what bone Frog does. There's

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which makes sense since my buddy who founded the company,

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According to the guy who runs a site called Celebrity Evangelist.

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In twenty twenty, Tommy did an interview with Inside Hook

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where he shared his spiritual outlook. The most positive word

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actually in any language is the word God. That's the

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most positive word. Think about that. That's the most positive

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word on the planet. We got millions of people worshiping

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that word. That word. Oh, that's interesting, that word. We

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got millions of people worshiping that word. All I have

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to do is change your thought to whatever you're thinking

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to that word God. And when you do that, because

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we all have a God in us, that's small g

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because we're created by God or God's creation. Therefore, what

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you do when you just think the word God, you

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change the dynamic. Okay, let's pause there. Yes, we're all

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created by God. He created this male and female in

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His image, and no, we do not all have God

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within us. When we repent of our sins, which actually

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includes real sorrow, and we confess Jesus Christ first of

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all on our heads he is the son of God,

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and then confess him with our mouths, then we can

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receive the Holy Spirit. God knows that we've repented for real,

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we've accepted him for real. Then he can go through

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the process of cleansing us and sanctifying us, that is,

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making us more holy. And at that point we get

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the Holy Spirit within us, which is the Kingdom of Heaven.

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He also spoke about reincarnation, saying, and here we go

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with the full on, full on heresy. Jesus didn't die

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for our sins. Well, no, it actually says that Jesus

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died for our sins. He died as a propitiation for

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our sins. He who was without sin, became sin on

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our behalf. He didn't just die for our sins, He

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became our sins. But Tommy chong the chong and cheats

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therein continues, he didn't that Jesus didn't just die for

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our sins. He showed us that if you die, you

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don't disappear, you come back to earth again. No, Jesus

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showed us that he conquered death, and in him we

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can conquer death. But only when we go through the

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process we just talked about. We're all messiahs. We're all

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the only begotten son of God, which doesn't make any

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sense because we can't all be the only anything. We

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can't save ourselves. But we're all Massiahs. We're all Jesus. No,

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Jesus is Jesus. We are created by God. Jesus is

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part of the try and Godhead. We are the created,

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not the creates or Jesus. He says this. Jesus taught

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that too. He said, the mind that's in me is

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in you. No he didn't. He said, apart from me,

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you can do nothing. You have to do what you

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have to do to fulfill the path that you're on.

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That's why you don't want to be mean or look

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down on anybody else because in the next life that'll

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be you. Wait, so we're now, we're back to reincarnation,

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which is distinctly on Christians. Oh, that's right, he just

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said God is the most amazing, most beautiful word. Now

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see this is just like starting AJAX. I mean, you

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might think it's okay, you might even get a psychosomatic

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high from it, though I doubt it the high it

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won't last long when it eats away the membranes in

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your nose and gets you in your bloodstream and poisons you.

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And fake fake Christianity, fake religions will do the same thing.

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It feels really really good to say God's the most

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beautiful words to understand that, of course, Satan himself believes

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in God. This is the Todd Herman Show. Please go,

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be well, be strong, be kind, and please make every

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effort to walk in the light of Christ.