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

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Story number one Gus Waltz, Tim's son and the Mockingbird

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Media's selective sympathy machine. Story number two, Hillary Clinton's tortured

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soul scrapes at our spiritual casket door. And story number

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three trendy facangelicals at the Q conference mean girl a

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Biblical Christian. That's a wordful. I got it said. We'll

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Speaker 2: But Todd Herman Show is one disapproved by big pharma

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Speaker 1: Today is the day the Lord has made, and these

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are the times to which God has decided we shall live.

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You'll remember this from the DNC convention. I saw this,

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and I watched Tim Waltz pull his son across the stage,

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and I didn't think it was the thing that everybody

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wanted it to be on the rights that he was

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abusing his kids. He does yankees arm, and of course

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the people at Snopes jumped in and we can watch

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this again. Tim Waltz yankee his kid's arm. Kid's big

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enough that you're not gonna knock the kid down a

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little bit. Rough, big moment for dad. Dad's trying to

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be installed as a VP. Dad knows he's there to

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act like a tough guy. I remember Tim Waltz saying, Oh,

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because I can talk to men, because I can change oil.

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I'll never get over that that man able to change

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oil in a truck with that getting his hands dirty.

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Yahoo News came in with a fact check from Snopes

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fact check. No video doesn't show Waltz being abusive towards

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sun at the twenty twenty four DNC. This is what

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they wrote. A video showed and Tim Waltz's abusing his

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seven year old son Gus on stage at the twenty

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twenty four Democrat National Convention. That's the question or the

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claim rating miscaptioned the context. A video and question showed

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Waltz pulling his son's arm to keep him from walking

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directly into a teleprompter on the stage, which earlier Waltz

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and his wife Gwen revealed to people that Gus' Sonden

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has a nonverbal learning disorder ADHD in an anxiety disorder.

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According to both the NVLD Project and the Cleveland Clinic,

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nonverbal learning disorders can affect visual spatial awareness. He wasn't

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going to walk into the teleprompter either. If you watch

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the video very carefully, I think Waltz wanted his son

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to come with him. So why even talk about this

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because of the selective sympathy machine when they put that

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out that their kid had this learning disorders and you

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might call it a developmental disorder. Although there's a big

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debate about if ADHD even exists, I don't think it does.

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I think overly medicated boys exist. I think boys who

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are trapped in chairs during school when they shouldn't be

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for all that period of time, I think they exist.

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I think boys who spend way, matched way too much

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time in front of screens exist. I don't think ADHD

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is a real thing. I think pharma loves it. But

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the reason we're talking about is the selective sympathy machine.

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Because suddenly Gus Waltz, who was too anxiety written to speak,

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have this non verbal disorder learning disorder? Too much anxiety?

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He sat down for a long form, unscripted interview.

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Speaker 3: Tim Walter's son, Gus has a learning disability. Will his

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visibility help other Americans with disabilities? Minnesota Governor Tim Waltz,

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the running mate of democratic presidence.

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Speaker 1: You see the sympathy, the selective sympathy, the machine. Just

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listen to the music. Look at the image of the.

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Speaker 3: Candidate, Kamala Harris has spoken openly and affectionately about his

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seventeen year old son.

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Speaker 1: You see the way they're coloring this openly and affectionately.

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Which parent doesn't speak affectionately about their kid or even openly?

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Speaker 3: Who has ADHD a nonverbal learning disability and an anxiety

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disorder recently?

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Speaker 1: Well, incidentally, why are they shopping this? What was the

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purpose in this? Did they know Gus was going to

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supposedly walk into a teleprompter? See we're building up to

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the fact that Gus sat down for a sit down interview, unscripted,

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long form, edited no doubt, into something presentable to us.

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But the selective sympathy machine continues. Gus driving with a

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glad Tim there he probably stopped on the side of

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the road and changed it oil without getting a finger dirt.

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Speaker 3: When both former teachers shared in an interview with People

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magazine that they have never seen Gus's conditions as a barrier.

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Like many American families, it took us some time to

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figure out how to do everything we could to ensure

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Gus was set up for success as he grew up.

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Speaker 1: The couple explained, Man, they spent a lot of time

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talking about this in the selective sympathy machine. Selective sympathy.

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Oh no, no, We'll get to the selective part. And

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then there was the there was the interview that they

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decided to do. We'll get to that as well. This

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is from Yahoo News, And I just went and searved

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from a Google rather and I just went and searched

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Tim Waltz's nonverbal son. What is a nonverbal learning disorder?

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Tim Waltz's son, Gus. Tim and Glenn Waltz speak on

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Gus's learning disorder. Tim Waltzs's son breaks silent and viral

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DNC moment. Tim Waltz's son has nonverbal learning disorder. Now,

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there are a lot of people who thought that meant

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that he was nonverbal that he didn't speak. But then

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again he said during the convention, that's my dad. They

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pitched this up front because they wanted you to feel

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sad for him, because that's the way they played the game.

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They needed a pose a beard. Tim Waltz is not

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a sympathetic person. Tim Waltz was the guy who authored

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the phrase about Jade vansdid he's weird? Tim Waltz is

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demonstrably weird. He dances oddly, he dresses up in weird outfits,

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he says weird things. He has weird positions. So they

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were taking this boy's condition, if you will, and merchandising it.

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And recently he sat down for a long form interview.

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Oh but that selective sympathy thing, Yeah, we'll get to

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that in just a second. I have a lot of

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sympathy for people who cannot afford to go down to

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renew healthcare in Mexico, to get stem cells to stop

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their arthritis, or to avoid back surgery, or to be

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able to walk again, or to be able to overcome

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neurological challenges, sometimes results of car crashes, a horse crash,

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falling off of building, construction accident. All these things can

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be awful. I have a great amount of sympathy for

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people who cannot afford to go down and get this

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to solve things like carpal tunnel, which does not require

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surgery in many cases. And I have a great bit

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of curiosity how do you know? How do you know

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if you can afford it?

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Speaker 2: Now?

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Speaker 1: I've talked a lot about the incredible care down there

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of the Hyperborek Chamber, the Meyers Drip IV. I've talked

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about that. I've talked about the time they spend with you,

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the dinners, with the managing partners. Sounds expensive? Have you

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looked into it? Have you done a price comparison? And

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having done that, have you compared that to the outcome

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of things like back surgeries? Like how many people have

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to go back and get them again? How long do

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you heal? What level of movement do you get back

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shoulder surgery? How quick are you going to gain the

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full mobility of your shoulder again? Does your insurance company care?

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Have you actually done an analysis of this? Go tor

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renewed dot Healthcare and tell them you're part of the

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Todd Hermann Show family. They'll talk with you about their

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stem cells sourced only from a biblical core. It's world

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class lab that they have their own lab. They handle

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all their own stuff, they control everything, They even make

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their own oxygen. They'll tell you what it will cost,

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how long it will take. If it's something you cannot afford, say, man,

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I can't afford that. No one's gonna judge you. I'm

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gonna feel sad that you can't. I'm blessed to be

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able to do it. But what if you can't afford it?

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And then the pain is gone and the condition is addressed.

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It's renewed r E nue dot Healthcare. So Gus Waltz,

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who was too anxiety ridden to speak in a long

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form interview at this learning disorder, this ADHD, he sat

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down for an interview. It was long form and then

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edited into a package. And it's a journalist so called

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named David Begnad.

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Speaker 4: It lasted thirty seconds, like captured the hearts of millions.

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But it was his son, Gus who touched the saw.

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Feeling the intensity of that moment. We all saw him say,

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that's my dad.

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Speaker 1: Okay, can we pause for a second. We all saw

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him say, this is one of the least viewed conventions

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in history. We all didn't hear him say that or

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see him. Most people did not. But when you're a

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storyteller with CBS, and that's how David builds himself, storyteller CBS,

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and he's certainly telling a story here, isn't he storyteller

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with CBS? Passion for finding heroes and everyday people, Oh, oh,

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I get it. Okay, I'll stop interrupting.

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Speaker 4: You can see it simply as a son bursting with pride.

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But what came next made it more than that. Some

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people saw the roy emotion and responded with compassion, others cruelty.

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Speaker 1: Then came clarity, the okay, set, I was gonna stop interrupting.

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If you responded to that with cruelty, you did a

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bad thing. It's a kid, it's a young kids. It's

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this big emotional thing. He loves his dad. He doesn't

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understand that his dad is a tool for great evil.

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But then came clarity. I wonder what the emotional churn

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here is. Okay, you guess.

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Speaker 4: Family shared something personal. Eighteen year old Gus has a

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nonverbal learning disorder, attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, and an anxiety disorder,

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conditions that millions of people live with, but are often misunderstood.

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Speaker 1: Take me back to that moment. What do you remember?

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Speaker 5: It was crazy and I'm like looking at my mom

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and I'm like, you know, that's my dad. He's right there,

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He's right in front of all of America, all these

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people chanting our last name. It was super overwhelming because

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to me, he's just regular old dad, you know, just

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normal dad. Golfs with me, make food, clean the cars,

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everything like that. And in that moment, it was something bigger.

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It was just surreal.

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Speaker 1: There were some people who were mean about it. What

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do you remember about that?

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Speaker 5: I just kind of ignored it, I guess was the

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only way to put it. I just continued to do

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what I do. I just blocked it out because I

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was just being emotional, Like there's nothing wrong with showing emotions,

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and if people are going to say there's something wrong

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with that, then those are not the people that I

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want to be associated with.

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Speaker 1: Seems like a well spoken kid to me. I know.

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There was the editing at the Republican Convention. Were there

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any opportunities for sympathy? Were there any parents who lost

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their kids to illegal immigrants or to fentanyl, or whose

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sons were left behind in Afghanistan. When the people who

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ran Joe Biden decided to limit our extract point to

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one commercial airport and then to avail the Taliban of

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the day time and method of our leaving was their

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profile on that? Are they everyday heroes? They may not

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have disorders? I guess, well, then there's this and this

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was just a tiny little search. It took me two seconds.

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Why it took four years for the Bidens to acknowledge

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their granddaughter? Biden doesn't acknowledge fifth granddaughter. President Biden would

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acknowledge his youngest granddaughter. Why Joe Biden? Why does Joe

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Biden not recognize his granddaughter? Biden acknowledged seventh grandchild after

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green Light? Did the meet it have any real interest

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in the sympathy of that for that girl, for that

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family to whom Hunter was refusing to pay support despite

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all the ill gotten gains from being part of the

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Biden crime family. See the selective sympathy tells us everything.

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It's not sympathy, it's not empathy. It's opportunity. Opportunity to

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try to humanize Tim Waltz, who is in many ways

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uniquely unlikable to Hillary Clinton's tortured soul is scraping at

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the door of her spiritual casket. Have you ever seen

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one of those shows where people are buried in a casket?

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Have you ever seen that? Can you imagine? I saw

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that once and I was reading a book, reading a

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book about where this has happened. I had a book

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about weird deaths, and there was a book about people

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who were not completely you know, gone, and they're putting

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their caskets and this has happened. In fact, there used

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to be a thing you would do with people were buried.

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There was a you could pay to have a tube

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put up from your casket and come then into the

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casket and would have a little handle and you would

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have a bell on top that in case you woke up,

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you could reach over and pull the handle and say hello,

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I'd like to come out please. I mean, that would

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be utterly nightmarish. And Hillary Clinton is doing this in

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a virtual sense. And it's easy to watch this and

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become angry and not maybe even bording on rage because

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what she says here is just such a series of

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nonsense and vitual and poison. But man, do something, think

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of her, not in the flesh regard, no one in

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the flesh. Our battle is not against flesh and blood,

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but against the dark spirits in the heavenly realms. So

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the evil spirits messing with us, that's our battle. Try

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this with me. Ignore the flesh, the chillery, ignore the duplicitness,

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ignore her desire to divide, Ignore her lifelong series of lies,

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and think of her in a casket scratching at the

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door trying to get out.

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Speaker 6: As I posted the other day, this very blatant effort

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to basically send a message most exemplify by Vans and

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Musk and others, that you know, what we really need

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from you women are more children. And what that really

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means is you should go back to doing what you

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were born to do, which is to produce more children.

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And they are talking about, you know, cash benefits for

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children the more children you have. This has been tried

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by the way in other countries and has not worked

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or metals. If you have six children, while they are

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contemplating cutting Medicaid, while they have no interest in paid

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family leave or funding quality childcare, they're cutting head start.

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I mean, you go down the list of all the

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programs that support child rearing and the care of children

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and create you know, some safety net for women who

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are in the workforce, the formal workforce, as well as

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you know, raising children. So this is another performance about

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concerns they allegedly have for family life. But if you

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had read the Heritage Foundation's Project twenty twenty five, despite

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Trump saying he knew nothing about it, if you had

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read it, it's all in there. It's all in there.

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Return to the family, the nuclear family, return to being

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a Christian nation, returned to you know, producing a lot

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of children. Which is sort of odd because the people

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who produce the most children in our country are immigrants,

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and they want to deport them. So none of this

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adds up.

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Speaker 1: So we should just leave it to the immigrants. By

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what she means illegal immigrants scratching at the door of coffin.

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And here's what I mean soulless, I mean a captured soul,

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I mean tortured, because she's going at the very heart

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of what God designed the family unit to be. I'll

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explain this in just a second. It has to do

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with how we use our bodies. You were giving a

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body to Steward, and sometimes our bodies get a little

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bit off track. If you've been having this thing where

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you go to bed at nights and you get busy

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brain is what I call it. You kind of forget

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how to sleep. Like I don't know about you. There's

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some things I can think about that will help me

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fall asleep, and sometimes I kind of forget what they

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are and I just don't fall asleep. And if you're

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someone who's doing a say, a lot of weightlifting or

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a lot of running, or you eat a lot of protein,

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can I hip you to something I learned the other day.

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If you're doing a lot of that, eating a lot

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of protein, undigested protein in your body can create toxins,

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and those toxins have the unique ability, first of all,

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to cause bloating. That's not fun hard to sleep that way,

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but it also creates neurotoxins that can mess with your

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brains chemistry and end up causing you to have these

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wild thoughts, this busy brain. I learned this from Wade Lightheart,

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And that from birchran on Austron University in Bosnia. So

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I was asking him, Wade, how come people who take

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the body you've been given. So when Hillary Clinton is

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talking about this terrible, terrible idea that Republicans have of

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returning to a focus on the nuclear family, it's the

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most godly of things. God invented the family, and Hillary

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Clinton doesn't want to return to it. What women were

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created to do. They were women were given the gift

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of being able to bring life into this world, and

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that requires a man, and in God's design, one man,

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one woman in a marital union. Hillary Clinton hates that

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we incentivize all sorts of things in this country. We

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incentivize businesses moving their headquarters to Europe through taxation and regulation.

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We incentivized illegal immigrants to flood into our country. We

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help them do that. They put a tax on our

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entire system. And Hillary says, but their kids are good kids.

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That's good that they have babies, but not us. Hilly

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Cunton is a captured soul, a tortured soul scraping out

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her coffin, and with every scrape she's mocking God's design.

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In Genesis chapter one, verse twenty eight, we read and

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God blessed them, and God said to them, be fruitful

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of multiplied and fill the earth in a subdue it

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and have dominion over the fish of the sea, and

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over the birds of the heavens, and over every living

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thing that moves on the earth. In Palm seven, verse three,

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read children are a gift from God, their reward from Him,

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and we can go back to be fruitful of multiplied

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God also said that no where the Bible does say

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you have to have kids, Paul, So Paul said, hey,

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if you don't have to be married, don't. For him,

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marriage was an antidote to lust. Many should not marry.

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But if you're gifted to do that, then do it.

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With every exhalation from this flesh from Hillary, it's a

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scratching at the door of a coffin, And with every scratch,

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it's her trying to scratch a hole to the word

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of God. And God will not be mocked. I don't

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know about you. I find hilar Clinton to be a

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very very hateful person, an illegitimate leader, someone who's only

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in a position of power because of her husband. I

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find her to be corrupt.

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Speaker 7: To the core.

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Speaker 1: I believe she's corrupted everything around her. I believe she

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got her people unlived in Benghazi. I believe she laughed

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about that during a panel or a testimony, laughing nervously

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at what difference at this point does it make. I

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believe she was the one on the take from Russia.

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I believe she laughed about getting a guy who assaulted

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the girl in the worst possible way off. And I

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also know this, once upon a time, little Hillary was

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a tiny, little baby. I know that she's loved by God.

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I know that she has a soul. I know that

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she's an eternal being. And I know this there but

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the grace of God. Go on one other thing. If

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this is unconvincing for you, you just can't find any mercy

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for Hillary Clinton. I get it, and so I'll just

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close with this. It's from the Bible. He who provides

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mercy will receive it. Story number three. This is a

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phrase I've kind of made up. I don't know that

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I own it yet, but maybe I'll just trademark it proactively.

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Some trendy fake angelicals at the Q Conference were mean

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girling a biblical Christian. They're horribly, horribly concerned that this

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going to be a woman speaking at this event. And

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the Q Conference is a gathering of evangelicals in trendy

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evangelicals that is evangelicals who are you know, in favor

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of ending a birth in the womb and in favor

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of gender confusion.

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Speaker 2: Et cetera.

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Speaker 1: In other words, trendy evangelicals who are trendy but not

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really evangelicals as I see it, and I looked at

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their speaker invitation. In fact, you put a link to it.

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The show notes there's a lot of people with a

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lot of opinions in there, but all of them seem

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to come from one particular direction. So who is it

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there alarmed by? I'll tell you this in just a second.

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I'm alarmed by this knowledge that if you're five or

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ten or fifteen years from retirement, you are in a

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moment that we never may never see again on this planet,

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on this earth, in this nation, and that is a

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huge fight between some form of fiscal sanity, a restructuring

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of the global trade infrastructure, a structuring of the global

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trade relationships, or a return to simply borrowing everything we

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can from China and Japan and everyone else so they

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can continue to pump our economy full of some real

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money lots of fake money from the Federal Reserve, which

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will ultimately, when day absolutely inexorably crash. It cannot be sustained.

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Speaker 2: Now.

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Speaker 1: For me, I'd rather have a slowdown in the economy

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as we figure things out so that we can get

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back to a position of fiscal sanity. But that's the fight.

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The challenge is this. Your retirement sits in the balance.

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My friend Zach Abraham is putting in a free live

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Dash two zero six. The Holy Post is super concerned

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and alarmed that some woman is going to speak at

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the Q conference without someone there to balance her out.

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Speaker 8: You know, I write a lot in the piece about

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a handful of the speakers that are have been invited

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to participate this fall that raise my eyebrows. I think,

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you know, I say in the piece that I think

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inviting these specific people to speak on these specific topics

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and not in a panel format or without a kind

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of countervailing presence is showing a lack of discernment and

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gives the conference a kind of partisan tinge. It's not

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it's too easy to say Q has gone maga, Like

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it's not so much that there's overt conservative political agendas

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or that the lines as are saying like we align

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ourselves with this political leader or party over the other.

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But I think the difference is that these specific speakers

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have aligned themselves with a very more combative, aggressive culture

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war tone that you know, to have a way of

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like sucking up all the air in the room. You know,

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and I think have a way of signaling to evangelicals

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who are more centrist or even left of center, like

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this probably isn't for you. I will also say the

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number of talks over the last several years about sexuality

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and gender, like putting aside the content of the specific talks.

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There's just so much about sexual reality and gender that

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when could walk away with this impression that like, this

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is the defining issue for evangelicals. We can debate whether

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that is true or not, but I think from my

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perspective it has. It has outweighed other important considerations.

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Speaker 1: The sickness and reverse, the sexuality and gender. Why is

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that at the center of the evangelical discussion? Because they

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come for kids?

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Speaker 2: Right?

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Speaker 1: Is that hard? There are speech code laws being passed,

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There are medical laws being passed. There are parenting laws

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being passed that don't let parents decide for their kids,

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either biblically or medically, if they want to regard biology

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as real, there are laws that say you don't get

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to do that anymore. So should that be the center

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of an evangelical conference with a god who invented the family? Yeah.

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And in terms of centrist and even left of center evangelicals,

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how does that work to be a left of center

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evangelical Christian? Being a Christian means a thing. It means

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that you accept Jesus Christ as your Lord and savior.

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You have agreed to be changed by him, to abide

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with him in an attempt to become more like him,

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to have the Holy Spirit reign within you. And this

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is a God who said he created us in his image,

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man and woman. He created us in his image. This

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is a god who invented the nuclear family. This is

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a god who invented the guidelines for human sexuality inside

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and outside of marriage, the definition of it, These things

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are known. This is a God who knit you and

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I and everyone together in our mother's wombs, encountered every

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hair on her head and considered it as precious beyond belief,

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a frog made in his image his masterpiece. How does

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it work to be a left of center evangelical It doesn't.

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I mean, you can be a leftist, you can attend

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evangelical offense events, but you're not a leftist evangelical. You're

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a leftist. So who's one of the people that they're

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very very concerned with I don't think they necessarily wanted

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to name check her, but she's truly a radical, very

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frightening woman. Her name is Ali Beth Stucky, really frightening.

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She wrote a book called Toxic Empathy, and in fact,

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here is a little video from Alibs's Twitter channel. Let's

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watch this.

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Speaker 7: The one I get asked about all the time is

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could there be an impact on sexual functioning? And this

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has absolutely been shown in the animal studies. If you

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expose a mouse to an SSRI, a male mouse or

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male rat, and then you study their sexual behavior in adulthood,

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their sexual function in adulthood is significantly different than the

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mice or rats who weren't exposed to the SSRI during development.

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I think it's coming more to the four because there

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are these questions in our own society of sex and

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sexuality and gender issues and whatnot, and could The question

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I often get asked is could the exposure in utero

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be affecting things like sexual identity or sexual behavior in

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the future. And I would say absolutely yes, because those

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tracks get laid down during development of the brain, and

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so could it possibly have an impact.

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Speaker 9: Absolutely so, she has the audacity alibstucky to have a

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Harvard trained obgyn who specializes in maternal fetal medicine on

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her program to talk about his twenty eight years of

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practicing medicine and some changes he's seen and how doctors

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treat pregnant patience.

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Speaker 1: That's really really frightening. How dare she be allowed to

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speak at an evangelical event without a liberal countervailing view.

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This 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 true light of Christ, who is the Way, the

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truth in the life. And no one gets to the

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Father but through Him.

