Speaker 1: Welcome to the three Stories version of The Ton Herman Show.
In one key way, and this is inspired by, in
a sad way, the latest shooting at a school. In
one keyway, bullying is really worse today than it was
for us one keyway. Obviously, not going to distort or
defend anything.
Speaker 2: A thirty seven year.
Speaker 1: Old black guy figured out that he's been a victim
of race propaganda, and in California, a state senator, in fact,
state senators are not allowed to discuss women getting raped
in prison by you know, not women. We'll talk about
this with the help over YouTube channel YouTube dot com,
slash at the Todd Herman Show and with God Almighty.
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Speaker 1: Today is the day the Lord has made in These
are the times through which God.
Speaker 2: Has decided his share life.
Speaker 1: When I was in school, I saw bullying. I watched bullying,
and I'm very very embarrassed to say that. I guess
probably beginning in ninth grade, I bullied some other kids.
Usually verbally, very rarely physically, Thank God, I don't know
that one is worse than the other. I mean, physical
stuff can break people up, but mental stuff can be bad.
There was a boy who I gave a nickname to,
and it was The nickname was mister Legs. I made
up a song about a mister Legs, Mister Legs, no
one can stop him now, And it was just because
he had long legs. Stupid, hurtful, and I sang it
every time he came by, and I feel just awful
about that. He finally told someone a friend of mine,
a woman who now lives in Alaska, happily married, really
lovely lady, and she told me when I went to
go visit her at her ice cream store, she said,
you know, you ruined his life. Oh come on, it
was a nickname Todd. People call them that to this day,
to this day. This was after high school that Leah
told me this. There was another incident and this again shameful.
I don't even know why. I mean, what gets into
the head of teens. There was a kid at school
who had a T shirt that had a stain on
it and he wore it and one day I said, hey,
there's a stain in your shirt. He goes, yeah, it's
my favorite shirt. So every day for I don't know
how long, I let's tell you get a stand in
your shirt. And because I was voted to be class
speaker as a senior, because at one point I was
captain of football team, I was a wrestler. I was
a loudmouth, and I was I was boisterous and entertaining
to people that took on a life of its own.
And years later, and I'm talking about let me think
nineteen eighty six, probably three years later, I was in
Seattle on a date and I know exactly the restaurant
where I was at. It was an a Tian restaurant
and ballard and a guy came out to give us
water and it's ask us, you know, if we wanted
any appetizers. And he came out like five minutes later
and said, you know, sir, ma'am, I'm going to have
someone else wait on you. Okay, he said, because you're
toadd Herman, right. I go yeah, he goes, yeah, you
ruined my life. I can't wait on you. I said,
Oh my gosh, what did I do? I'd just stay
on my shirt you said that to me, and I
was a soft more and I heard that through my
entire high school career. I heard it at graduation when
I walked across the stage, someone yelled, you got to
stay in on your shirt as I graduated high school.
I've never forgiven you for that, and I shouldn't wait
on you. So I'm not gonna. And here I am
on a date, I said, I am so sorry. I
don't know why I thought I had the right to
do that to you. Now that's me. I faced a
little bullying, not much. I watched people go through it
in a very awful way. But there's a key way
that in this generation bullying is worse. It's because it
never goes away. That kid had to live with the
sounds and the memories. But in one key way, it
never goes away. And we need to recognize this. The
are things that you want to go away sometimes just
it's very difficult to get them to go away. I'll
never forget when I had a Jaguar that I purchased
from a friend of mine, got it cheap, I mean
cheap ish. It was a Jaguar, and I'd made myself
a promise. I'm not going to have any food or
drinking here. That lasted a good couple of days. Then
I was drinking at this time this garbage called muscle milk,
and it's a terrible supplement. I was drinking this muscle milk,
and some of it spilled onto that carpet of the
car in the summer of Seattle, in Seattle summer, and
I don't know what's in that that stinks, but people
could smell it outside the vehicle. It was that that
gross that you could smell with the windows shut. I
made every attempt. I washed the carpets, I got out
carpet cleaner. It just wouldn't go away. Recently, my friend
Ben had something similar happen. His kiddo vomited in his
wife's car. His wife was probably eight months pregnant. So
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Speaker 2: I don't want to.
Speaker 1: Use his name because people do these things to have
their names known, but I need to identify this alleged Georgia.
The school shooter used the initials c G, so CG
was apparently ridiculed by classmates.
Speaker 2: He was called gay.
Speaker 1: This is according to his father, and now his father's
facing charges for according to the media and the cops,
what that's worth of keeping his guns not locked? Up
of lying about them being locked up, and they seek
to put him in prison for ninety eight years. The
father for what his son did, we can debate that
one day his son dropped their gun when a school
resource officer came along and pointed one to him. So
good guy with a gun stops bad guy with a gun.
I'm not excusing what this kid did by any stretch
of the imagination. Here's what I hope to bring to light.
In the era of social media. Lies lasts forever. Bullying
last forever, and it multiplies. It can never be taken down.
The kids I bullied who are now men my age,
I would hope maybe forgotten that, and maybe this sting
has gone away, and maybe people have matured enough that
they're not going to repeat the horrible, terrible nicknames I
gave those two. I pray to God, I honestly on
my knees, pray to God that that's gone. It's never
gone on social media. I will never forget the moments
that I realized how much this matters to kids. And
I'll tell you about that in a second, because I
got to see it through the eyes of my daughter. Now,
this shooter, this shooter who took the lives of six people.
Speaker 2: CG. He was on a discord account that's tied to him.
Speaker 1: This is a gaming account and it's a place where
people hang out digitally, and he'd expressed the desire to
go out and kill people over the issue of so
called transgenderis and the lie that you're born in the
wrong body, and these posts were tributed to Gray. According
to reporter, he said, Yeah, I want to target to
in an elementary school because I'm frustrated with the treatment
of how so called transgender people are treated. This treatment,
this invention of the phrase transgender, is a perfect place
for people to park greater than themselves, those feelings. It's
the perfect myth that if you don't speak the gender lie,
you are actually obliterating people. You're destroying them, you're murdering them,
you're eliminating them, you're making them non persons. It's an
easy thing for people to sign up to, to say
that's a cause I can battle for, and for people
who've been bullied, it's very attractive, partypically if they've been
bullied on the topic of sexual preference. And this guy
had been called gay multiple times again, according to his dad,
bullying is different. It's different this way. My daughter and
I were on a ski trip once, and this is
after I made the horrible mistake of allowing my daughter
to have a cell phone. Horrible mistake. And yeah, we
tried to put limits on it. And I've talked to
you about what happens, and I won't belabor it. But
text messages. What could be wrong with text messages? We
came back from an incredible day of skiing. My daughter
was feeling very competent. She skied for the first time,
had absolutely issues with it up and down the mountain
because she'd been a speed skater. Balancing on skates was easy.
Stopping and going on her skis was easy, Sliding up
to the ski lift was easy. She looked like someone
who'd skied for twenty years. She was feeling very competent
and very happy. She'd been accepted by her cousins. She
was worried about this trip. They've skied their whole life.
Speaker 2: What if I can't do it?
Speaker 1: So we got dinner, We were going to watch a movie.
It was a happy night, and I stupidly said, yeah,
you can check your phone, and I remember the sounds
from the bedroom. She was staying, oh god, oh god,
this is what people think of me. She'd been off
the text chat for all of a day and the
girls started making up rumors about her. She wanted to
spend the night correcting the rumors. She said, you don't
understand I don't have social media. This stuff is going
to be on social media. I guarantee you, this is
going to be on all the social media platforms. I
guarantee there's going to be screenshots of this. When I
go to school Monday. Everybody's going to see this because
everybody's on social media. I have to dig into this.
I have to start correcting these things now.
Speaker 2: She was twelve. If the record of.
Speaker 1: Bullying that you had, the things that were most harmful
to you, the things that were said to you that
were most harmful, were written down everywhere you looked, maybe
a loved one said something to you that's absolutely belittling,
and you have to see it for the rest of
your life and know that others see it, and people
you haven't met are going to see it, and people
who might interview for a job are going to see it,
and people you might date. You might meet someone special
and want to date them, and they're going to do
their social media research and they come, Wow, I didn't
know that you I can't. Kids don't belong on social media, period.
Speaker 2: It's designed as neual logical poison. Period.
Speaker 1: Anything that's neurologically addictive is poison unless it's the word
of God. Make that a neurological addiction. Statani fights you
on that, but think of that being a neurological addiction.
You can't go a day without repeating the word of God.
I'm not defending CG at all. I'm not defending his dad.
I'm making a clear statement. Anything neurologically addictive and negative
like this doesn't belong in the minds of kids. And
every single second spent on social media is a second
not spent with the word of God or with family.
Eliminate it. Please make different mistakes than I made. Please
get these stinking devices out of the hands of your kids.
They do not need them. They are almost completely poisoned.
Story number two. When you hear about America being a
savagely racist country and black people being treated with savage
racism at every turn, does it match your experience? Now
you may not be black, and statistically speaking, given the podcast,
Family makeup. You're probably not black, but does it match
your observations for things you observe. Let's put it this way,
Let's take it in a different direction. Have you ever gone
into a culture that you are completely new to? Did
you are the outsider with a preconceived notion? Did that
notion come true? I know when I was a white
guy living in a black neighborhood, one of two white
people in like a twelve block region, I had a
preconceived notion. My preconceived notion was I was going to
be the outsider. Well, to some degree I was. I
didn't expect to be treated as a racist or treated
in a racist manner. I didn't expect many of the
things I saw. I didn't expect to see people killed
and drive by sh shootings. I didn't expect to be,
you know, have someone attempt to rob me at knife point.
You could say it was naive. I was living in
the deep ghetto. But I did expect to be treated
as the outsider.
Speaker 2: Do you know what.
Speaker 1: I didn't expect to be invited to church, but I was.
You know what, I didn't expect to be invited to
an after church barbecue at a woman's house who lived.
Speaker 2: Right behind my apartment building. But I was.
Speaker 1: I remember in my third story little studio apartment, which
is was in fact smaller than this studio. If you're
watching right now, it's smaller than the video studio I'm in,
smaller than the bedroom you have at home, the whole
studio apartment. And I could kind of crane my neck
because I lived in the air vent, the little U
shaped air vat thing. I could kind of crane my
neck and look out and see the barbecue I was
supposed to go to. I said I'd go to. I
met the lady at church. I said I would go.
And I'm looking out and there is not a white
person in that yard and they're all dressed up. It
was an after church barbecue. Now I didn't have many
dress up clothes. I was wearing to dress up clothes
I had, and thinking and struggling, am I'm honestly gonna
walk over to this and I'm bring what little stupid
little foods I had and I did. It did not
match any expectation. I had to be welcomed that way.
And yeah, people laughed about the white guy being there,
and they laughed about the white guy coming and bringing
a white guy food, and it was funny and it
was charming. I'm sure there are people in the back
end of that saying, what is that white man doing here?
I'm sure of that because it's a sin nature. Racism
is sin nature, period. It's not a special sin nature.
It's a sin nature. It's hating thy neighbor for no
reason at all. It's a stupid habit. It's a sinful habit.
This black man, thirty seven years old, has learned something very,
very important about how he has been programmed.
Speaker 4: We've really been tricked to believe that if somebody had
a different color from you and they don't agree with
what you think, they automatically raised it. I'm looking at
my feeds every day. Ninety percent of them my white
people telling me they agree with me, they riding with me,
they calling me they brother, and this on every single post.
Do you know who going against me just because I
think differently than him? My own people, the ones that's
my color.
Speaker 3: I got.
Speaker 4: People could jumping into comments out the blue, don't want
to argue what I'm talking about, just want to call
me a You're going against your people, and I hope
the police kill you.
Speaker 3: And all that others like.
Speaker 4: WHOA get real, bro. You know, it took me till
I was thirty seven years old to actually just look
around at my life and be like, you know, a
white person never called me I live in Louisiana. It
has never happened, I mean ever. And if it did,
it was a white boy that grew up in the
neighborhood that was around us all the time and he
got tired of me picking on him or something. I
probably didn't even hear it. I'm just being honest with you.
I lived in Louisiana my entire life. I have never
been called home by a white person. I have never
been disrespected by a white person. As a matter of fact,
I gave you one better. Southern have a homecoming. We
running from bullets. Every single year LSU have a homecoming.
They asked me, yay, probably you with LSU. Come on
over here. I got something for you to drink. Man,
can get you a plate man. Every time I ever went,
every single time I ever went, it's.
Speaker 3: Been like that.
Speaker 4: When I go to a Southern homecoming game, HBCU, I'm
running from bullets.
Speaker 2: It's a great thing to say.
Speaker 1: He's calling out one of the most frustrating dynamics in America,
the black and black crime is she's discussing, which is
a propaganda of silence item for the mockingbird media. So
are the fact that there are plenty of young black
people who figured out the pandering of the Democrat Party
and they hate it and they're calling it out in
some beautifully entertaining ways. You gotta see this young woman
as she calls out Kamala Harris for her code shifting.
Show that to you in a second. So, this guy
makes a brave statement. He's talking about observing his world.
What is my actual experience versus what I'm being told
I experience.
Speaker 2: What he's experiencing is being.
Speaker 1: Embraced by white people. What he's experiencing is a brokenness
in the black community, which is a different form of
sin problem. Like all these things. Racism is the sin problem.
Gangshootings stem from stem from a racism problem, which is
sin right, racism, Black on black racism exists. So he
makes this discovery, and the media is going to be
silent on this. They're also silent on a trend of
young people figuring out the scam that is Kamala Harris.
Speaker 3: Yeah, better thank you your member for your sick time.
Speaker 4: You better fank a.
Speaker 5: Union member for your pay days.
Speaker 4: All because on Mondays the three of me par green
and I'm a wash them.
Speaker 5: In affair too?
Speaker 4: What sick?
Speaker 6: Because that's what us black folks do.
Speaker 2: It's so solid. Didn't I just say to keep young
people of social media? She's an adult.
Speaker 1: Maybe we could have a highlight reel that we show
our kids. We'll show you social media. Maybe we can
curate social media for our kids. It's good to see
black people waking up to this. It's also good for
us to check our own world case in point, I'm
a Christian?
Speaker 2: Are you.
Speaker 1: What if someone was to observe you from the outside,
would they say, yeah, they're a Christian. I'm sure they'd
seen me go to church on Sunday. Okay, so you
attend church?
Speaker 2: Yeah, well are you the church? What do you mean?
Are you in fact the church? Are you actively seeking
and caring for the least of these?
Speaker 1: If people observe you from an outward stance where they say, yeah,
I can tell that person's a Christian. They treat people
with love and kindness, is that what they'd say? See,
we need to observe our own behaviors to make sure
we haven't bought in the propaganda. Because Satan loves to
tell people who simply attend church one point three times
a month, Hey, you check the box, Hey you believe
in God, Hey you even pray sometimes. Don't give into
the propaganda. Use the Bible as your guide for what
it means to be the church, which is part of
being Christian. Story number three. Some of these things are
going to appear to be well. There's two items to
be completely disconnected, but there is a common threat. There's
a leaked US Army document.
Speaker 2: This is from.
Speaker 1: Zero Hedge and it shows that there are Venezuelan gangs,
prison gangs running a monk across America. James O'Keeffe got
access to this. This is the ride up from so
called Tyler Dirden at Zero Hedge.
Speaker 2: O'Keeffe Media Group.
Speaker 1: Has obtained controlled, unclassified information from the US Army of
the North America Division, highlighting the growing presence of one
of Venezuela's largest criminal organizations in the US. The document
states that the Trend di Arega has established a presidence
in Brooklyn, Bronx and Williamsburg, New York, with approximately four
hundred TDA members living in these cities. The CUI also
warns that the TDA members in Denver have been given
a green light to fire on or attack law enforcement,
with Homeland Security investigations in New York receiving a similar report.
The document details how the criminal organization is using advanced
technology and surveillance, heightening the danger to US military and personnel.
Law enforcement stay corodinated. Efforts between local, state, and federal
law enforcement and the military are crucial to protect against
these expanding threats, with the National Guardsmen recently in subway
stations across New York.
Speaker 2: The situation is escalating as.
Speaker 1: Venezuelan gang members linked to TDA have been involved in
violent incidents, including an attack on a Colorado apartment complex
in late August. Second story could seem like, wait a minute,
how are you even comparing these? It comes out of California.
There is a good, honest woman trying to do God's
work there. Her name is Senator Shannon Grove. She went
to the floor to address a issue of women's safety
and she got shut down. This is women in prison
and their safety. TDA gang members don't belong here. They've
been allowed into a country for political reasons to shift
the electoral college to destabilizer cities. They've been brought in
for these reasons, and it's working. This particular population doesn't
belong in this prison, and yet they're there, and everybody
knows they don't belong there.
Speaker 2: They're in there.
Speaker 1: For political reasons, for destabilization reasons, and the reasons that
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Speaker 1: When you compare the story of the Venezuelan gang here,
they're not supposed to be here. We have a method
to keep them out.
Speaker 2: It's a border. We don't use that border.
Speaker 1: They've been in schools. They don't belong in schools once
they found out. Sometimes it's there's MS thirteen members in schools.
They've actually let them stay in there, even in one
case after guy apparently committed a murder.
Speaker 2: Everybody knows that's not safe.
Speaker 1: Everybody knows that when you reward criminal activity, you're going
to get more of it. Everybody knows this. Everybody knows
when you put men in women's prisons, you're going to
have rapes, and you're going to have pregnancies, and you're
going to have STDs. In California, to the fix to
this has been to hand out condoms, all while pretending
there aren't men in women's prisons. State Senator Shannon Grove
decided to speak about this, and this is how she
got treated. In the state of California.
Speaker 5: Prohibits the use of solitary confinement for pregnant postpartum women
except when there's a safety concern. Obviously, we want to
make sure that all women inmates are taken care of
and served. And I appreciate this bill and what it's
trying to ACCOMPLI and I agree that it will help
keep prisoners women female prisoners safe like child Chilla. I
do have one problem that I think we all need
to look at and address. If we're going to protect
women in these prisons, we need to make sure that
all women are protected. In twenty twenty one, the Department
of Corrections and Rehabilitations was required during their intake to
ask their gender identity for inmates and they allow them
to change them fluently.
Speaker 2: Fluidly.
Speaker 5: I guess CDRCR is also required to house inmates who
are transgendery regardless.
Speaker 4: Of the center grav. If you get sick to the
merit of the bill.
Speaker 5: Please absolutely, mam. I am protecting women in postpartum issues.
So we have an issue in chow Chill. And I'll
just be brief and I'd like to read a letter
if I could, from a prison inmate in Chowchilla. So
this bill that we're looking at is protecting postpart and women.
Women are coming pregnant and child chillin and they're coming
up positive for AIDS. This bill that deals with the pregnancy.
I have a letter here from an India gener drop.
Speaker 4: So long as the letter is related to the merits
of the bail, incarcerated pregnant.
Speaker 5: It's from an incarcerated woman. Yes, it is from an
incarcerated woman. So in brief, I'm sure I'll get cut
off again for this particular bill. I had an incarcerated
woman from child Chilla Prison who's dealing with the pregnancy
issue of a rape of an individual who has anatomy
in this prison, in this bathroom at Chilchilla permission to
use a prop they hand out condoms. Why do you
need condoms in a windman's prison? Paid for it?
Speaker 4: Sorry, is permission granted?
Speaker 3: Senter Grove.
Speaker 4: Stick to the merits of the bill.
Speaker 5: Please, why would you send out Why we would not
have to worry about the pregnancy issue in prison, which
this bill addresses to protect pregnant women if we didn't
pass out, if condoms were not passed out in a
state prison where we have male individuals, and in ChIL
Chilla Center, Grove have pregnant sees.
Speaker 4: This is the last warning your Mike would be caught off.
Stick to the merits of the bill.
Speaker 5: Pregnancies that are taking place where we allow postpartum to
this bill protects those women after they deliver babies to
be able to have time off to recover this. So
I applaud the author I support this bill, and I
think we as a women's caucus need to do more
to protect women in prison situations that we have here
in the state of California. Respectfully ask for an I vote.
Speaker 1: Did you hear what she didn't say men? She's apparently
not allowed to say men, so she showed a condom
male condoms only useful for men. She indicated that women
are getting pregnant in prison, which can only happen with
a man. She mentioned rape at the hands of someone
with male genitalia, certainly not a man, because of course
women have penises too. See, the Venezuelan gangs are not
supposed to be here. We have a border. We recognize
him as dangerous. We could enforce the border as we
used to, but we won't for political reasons and power reasons.
Men are not supposed to be in women's prisons, but
they are. It's all destabilizing, It's all obvious.
Speaker 6: You know.
Speaker 2: Hall has a direct tie back to a very important comparison.
Speaker 1: God is a god of order, not chaos.
Speaker 2: Satan is it being committed to chaos? Disorder? This is
the Todd Hermannshaw.
Speaker 1: Please Bill be well, be strong, be kind to please
make every effort to walk in the light of Christ.