Speaker 1: Welcome to the three stories version of the Todd Hermer Show.
Story number one Gus Waltz, Tim's son and the Mockingbird
Media's selective sympathy machine. Story number two, Hillary Clinton's tortured
soul scrapes at our spiritual casket door. And story number
three trendy facangelicals at the Q conference mean girl a
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Speaker 1: Today is the day the Lord has made, and these
are the times to which God has decided we shall live.
You'll remember this from the DNC convention. I saw this,
and I watched Tim Waltz pull his son across the stage,
and I didn't think it was the thing that everybody
wanted it to be on the rights that he was
abusing his kids. He does yankees arm, and of course
the people at Snopes jumped in and we can watch
this again. Tim Waltz yankee his kid's arm. Kid's big
enough that you're not gonna knock the kid down a
little bit. Rough, big moment for dad. Dad's trying to
be installed as a VP. Dad knows he's there to
act like a tough guy. I remember Tim Waltz saying, Oh,
because I can talk to men, because I can change oil.
I'll never get over that that man able to change
oil in a truck with that getting his hands dirty.
Yahoo News came in with a fact check from Snopes
fact check. No video doesn't show Waltz being abusive towards
sun at the twenty twenty four DNC. This is what
they wrote. A video showed and Tim Waltz's abusing his
seven year old son Gus on stage at the twenty
twenty four Democrat National Convention. That's the question or the
claim rating miscaptioned the context. A video and question showed
Waltz pulling his son's arm to keep him from walking
directly into a teleprompter on the stage, which earlier Waltz
and his wife Gwen revealed to people that Gus' Sonden
has a nonverbal learning disorder ADHD in an anxiety disorder.
According to both the NVLD Project and the Cleveland Clinic,
nonverbal learning disorders can affect visual spatial awareness. He wasn't
going to walk into the teleprompter either. If you watch
the video very carefully, I think Waltz wanted his son
to come with him. So why even talk about this
because of the selective sympathy machine when they put that
out that their kid had this learning disorders and you
might call it a developmental disorder. Although there's a big
debate about if ADHD even exists, I don't think it does.
I think overly medicated boys exist. I think boys who
are trapped in chairs during school when they shouldn't be
for all that period of time, I think they exist.
I think boys who spend way, matched way too much
time in front of screens exist. I don't think ADHD
is a real thing. I think pharma loves it. But
the reason we're talking about is the selective sympathy machine.
Because suddenly Gus Waltz, who was too anxiety written to speak,
have this non verbal disorder learning disorder? Too much anxiety?
He sat down for a long form, unscripted interview.
Speaker 3: Tim Walter's son, Gus has a learning disability. Will his
visibility help other Americans with disabilities? Minnesota Governor Tim Waltz,
the running mate of democratic presidence.
Speaker 1: You see the sympathy, the selective sympathy, the machine. Just
listen to the music. Look at the image of the.
Speaker 3: Candidate, Kamala Harris has spoken openly and affectionately about his
seventeen year old son.
Speaker 1: You see the way they're coloring this openly and affectionately.
Which parent doesn't speak affectionately about their kid or even openly?
Speaker 3: Who has ADHD a nonverbal learning disability and an anxiety
disorder recently?
Speaker 1: Well, incidentally, why are they shopping this? What was the
purpose in this? Did they know Gus was going to
supposedly walk into a teleprompter? See we're building up to
the fact that Gus sat down for a sit down interview, unscripted,
long form, edited no doubt, into something presentable to us.
But the selective sympathy machine continues. Gus driving with a
glad Tim there he probably stopped on the side of
the road and changed it oil without getting a finger dirt.
Speaker 3: When both former teachers shared in an interview with People
magazine that they have never seen Gus's conditions as a barrier.
Like many American families, it took us some time to
figure out how to do everything we could to ensure
Gus was set up for success as he grew up.
Speaker 1: The couple explained, Man, they spent a lot of time
talking about this in the selective sympathy machine. Selective sympathy.
Oh no, no, We'll get to the selective part. And
then there was the there was the interview that they
decided to do. We'll get to that as well. This
is from Yahoo News, And I just went and searved
from a Google rather and I just went and searched
Tim Waltz's nonverbal son. What is a nonverbal learning disorder?
Tim Waltz's son, Gus. Tim and Glenn Waltz speak on
Gus's learning disorder. Tim Waltzs's son breaks silent and viral
DNC moment. Tim Waltz's son has nonverbal learning disorder. Now,
there are a lot of people who thought that meant
that he was nonverbal that he didn't speak. But then
again he said during the convention, that's my dad. They
pitched this up front because they wanted you to feel
sad for him, because that's the way they played the game.
They needed a pose a beard. Tim Waltz is not
a sympathetic person. Tim Waltz was the guy who authored
the phrase about Jade vansdid he's weird? Tim Waltz is
demonstrably weird. He dances oddly, he dresses up in weird outfits,
he says weird things. He has weird positions. So they
were taking this boy's condition, if you will, and merchandising it.
And recently he sat down for a long form interview.
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who was too anxiety ridden to speak in a long
form interview at this learning disorder, this ADHD, he sat
down for an interview. It was long form and then
edited into a package. And it's a journalist so called
named David Begnad.
Speaker 4: It lasted thirty seconds, like captured the hearts of millions.
But it was his son, Gus who touched the saw.
Feeling the intensity of that moment. We all saw him say,
that's my dad.
Speaker 1: Okay, can we pause for a second. We all saw
him say, this is one of the least viewed conventions
in history. We all didn't hear him say that or
see him. Most people did not. But when you're a
storyteller with CBS, and that's how David builds himself, storyteller CBS,
and he's certainly telling a story here, isn't he storyteller
with CBS? Passion for finding heroes and everyday people, Oh, oh,
I get it. Okay, I'll stop interrupting.
Speaker 4: You can see it simply as a son bursting with pride.
But what came next made it more than that. Some
people saw the roy emotion and responded with compassion, others cruelty.
Speaker 1: Then came clarity, the okay, set, I was gonna stop interrupting.
If you responded to that with cruelty, you did a
bad thing. It's a kid, it's a young kids. It's
this big emotional thing. He loves his dad. He doesn't
understand that his dad is a tool for great evil.
But then came clarity. I wonder what the emotional churn
here is. Okay, you guess.
Speaker 4: Family shared something personal. Eighteen year old Gus has a
nonverbal learning disorder, attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, and an anxiety disorder,
conditions that millions of people live with, but are often misunderstood.
Speaker 1: Take me back to that moment. What do you remember?
Speaker 5: It was crazy and I'm like looking at my mom
and I'm like, you know, that's my dad. He's right there,
He's right in front of all of America, all these
people chanting our last name. It was super overwhelming because
to me, he's just regular old dad, you know, just
normal dad. Golfs with me, make food, clean the cars,
everything like that. And in that moment, it was something bigger.
It was just surreal.
Speaker 1: There were some people who were mean about it. What
do you remember about that?
Speaker 5: I just kind of ignored it, I guess was the
only way to put it. I just continued to do
what I do. I just blocked it out because I
was just being emotional, Like there's nothing wrong with showing emotions,
and if people are going to say there's something wrong
with that, then those are not the people that I
want to be associated with.
Speaker 1: Seems like a well spoken kid to me. I know.
There was the editing at the Republican Convention. Were there
any opportunities for sympathy? Were there any parents who lost
their kids to illegal immigrants or to fentanyl, or whose
sons were left behind in Afghanistan. When the people who
ran Joe Biden decided to limit our extract point to
one commercial airport and then to avail the Taliban of
the day time and method of our leaving was their
profile on that? Are they everyday heroes? They may not
have disorders? I guess, well, then there's this and this
was just a tiny little search. It took me two seconds.
Why it took four years for the Bidens to acknowledge
their granddaughter? Biden doesn't acknowledge fifth granddaughter. President Biden would
acknowledge his youngest granddaughter. Why Joe Biden? Why does Joe
Biden not recognize his granddaughter? Biden acknowledged seventh grandchild after
green Light? Did the meet it have any real interest
in the sympathy of that for that girl, for that
family to whom Hunter was refusing to pay support despite
all the ill gotten gains from being part of the
Biden crime family. See the selective sympathy tells us everything.
It's not sympathy, it's not empathy. It's opportunity. Opportunity to
try to humanize Tim Waltz, who is in many ways
uniquely unlikable to Hillary Clinton's tortured soul is scraping at
the door of her spiritual casket. Have you ever seen
one of those shows where people are buried in a casket?
Have you ever seen that? Can you imagine? I saw
that once and I was reading a book, reading a
book about where this has happened. I had a book
about weird deaths, and there was a book about people
who were not completely you know, gone, and they're putting
their caskets and this has happened. In fact, there used
to be a thing you would do with people were buried.
There was a you could pay to have a tube
put up from your casket and come then into the
casket and would have a little handle and you would
have a bell on top that in case you woke up,
you could reach over and pull the handle and say hello,
I'd like to come out please. I mean, that would
be utterly nightmarish. And Hillary Clinton is doing this in
a virtual sense. And it's easy to watch this and
become angry and not maybe even bording on rage because
what she says here is just such a series of
nonsense and vitual and poison. But man, do something, think
of her, not in the flesh regard, no one in
the flesh. Our battle is not against flesh and blood,
but against the dark spirits in the heavenly realms. So
the evil spirits messing with us, that's our battle. Try
this with me. Ignore the flesh, the chillery, ignore the duplicitness,
ignore her desire to divide, Ignore her lifelong series of lies,
and think of her in a casket scratching at the
door trying to get out.
Speaker 6: As I posted the other day, this very blatant effort
to basically send a message most exemplify by Vans and
Musk and others, that you know, what we really need
from you women are more children. And what that really
means is you should go back to doing what you
were born to do, which is to produce more children.
And they are talking about, you know, cash benefits for
children the more children you have. This has been tried
by the way in other countries and has not worked
or metals. If you have six children, while they are
contemplating cutting Medicaid, while they have no interest in paid
family leave or funding quality childcare, they're cutting head start.
I mean, you go down the list of all the
programs that support child rearing and the care of children
and create you know, some safety net for women who
are in the workforce, the formal workforce, as well as
you know, raising children. So this is another performance about
concerns they allegedly have for family life. But if you
had read the Heritage Foundation's Project twenty twenty five, despite
Trump saying he knew nothing about it, if you had
read it, it's all in there. It's all in there.
Return to the family, the nuclear family, return to being
a Christian nation, returned to you know, producing a lot
of children. Which is sort of odd because the people
who produce the most children in our country are immigrants,
and they want to deport them. So none of this
adds up.
Speaker 1: So we should just leave it to the immigrants. By
what she means illegal immigrants scratching at the door of coffin.
And here's what I mean soulless, I mean a captured soul,
I mean tortured, because she's going at the very heart
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the body you've been given. So when Hillary Clinton is
talking about this terrible, terrible idea that Republicans have of
returning to a focus on the nuclear family, it's the
most godly of things. God invented the family, and Hillary
Clinton doesn't want to return to it. What women were
created to do. They were women were given the gift
of being able to bring life into this world, and
that requires a man, and in God's design, one man,
one woman in a marital union. Hillary Clinton hates that
we incentivize all sorts of things in this country. We
incentivize businesses moving their headquarters to Europe through taxation and regulation.
We incentivized illegal immigrants to flood into our country. We
help them do that. They put a tax on our
entire system. And Hillary says, but their kids are good kids.
That's good that they have babies, but not us. Hilly
Cunton is a captured soul, a tortured soul scraping out
her coffin, and with every scrape she's mocking God's design.
In Genesis chapter one, verse twenty eight, we read and
God blessed them, and God said to them, be fruitful
of multiplied and fill the earth in a subdue it
and have dominion over the fish of the sea, and
over the birds of the heavens, and over every living
thing that moves on the earth. In Palm seven, verse three,
read children are a gift from God, their reward from Him,
and we can go back to be fruitful of multiplied
God also said that no where the Bible does say
you have to have kids, Paul, So Paul said, hey,
if you don't have to be married, don't. For him,
marriage was an antidote to lust. Many should not marry.
But if you're gifted to do that, then do it.
With every exhalation from this flesh from Hillary, it's a
scratching at the door of a coffin, And with every scratch,
it's her trying to scratch a hole to the word
of God. And God will not be mocked. I don't
know about you. I find hilar Clinton to be a
very very hateful person, an illegitimate leader, someone who's only
in a position of power because of her husband. I
find her to be corrupt.
Speaker 7: To the core.
Speaker 1: I believe she's corrupted everything around her. I believe she
got her people unlived in Benghazi. I believe she laughed
about that during a panel or a testimony, laughing nervously
at what difference at this point does it make. I
believe she was the one on the take from Russia.
I believe she laughed about getting a guy who assaulted
the girl in the worst possible way off. And I
also know this, once upon a time, little Hillary was
a tiny, little baby. I know that she's loved by God.
I know that she has a soul. I know that
she's an eternal being. And I know this there but
the grace of God. Go on one other thing. If
this is unconvincing for you, you just can't find any mercy
for Hillary Clinton. I get it, and so I'll just
close with this. It's from the Bible. He who provides
mercy will receive it. Story number three. This is a
phrase I've kind of made up. I don't know that
I own it yet, but maybe I'll just trademark it proactively.
Some trendy fake angelicals at the Q Conference were mean
girling a biblical Christian. They're horribly, horribly concerned that this
going to be a woman speaking at this event. And
the Q Conference is a gathering of evangelicals in trendy
evangelicals that is evangelicals who are you know, in favor
of ending a birth in the womb and in favor
of gender confusion.
Speaker 2: Et cetera.
Speaker 1: In other words, trendy evangelicals who are trendy but not
really evangelicals as I see it, and I looked at
their speaker invitation. In fact, you put a link to it.
The show notes there's a lot of people with a
lot of opinions in there, but all of them seem
to come from one particular direction. So who is it
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money lots of fake money from the Federal Reserve, which
will ultimately, when day absolutely inexorably crash. It cannot be sustained.
Speaker 2: Now.
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Dash two zero six. The Holy Post is super concerned
and alarmed that some woman is going to speak at
the Q conference without someone there to balance her out.
Speaker 8: You know, I write a lot in the piece about
a handful of the speakers that are have been invited
to participate this fall that raise my eyebrows. I think,
you know, I say in the piece that I think
inviting these specific people to speak on these specific topics
and not in a panel format or without a kind
of countervailing presence is showing a lack of discernment and
gives the conference a kind of partisan tinge. It's not
it's too easy to say Q has gone maga, Like
it's not so much that there's overt conservative political agendas
or that the lines as are saying like we align
ourselves with this political leader or party over the other.
But I think the difference is that these specific speakers
have aligned themselves with a very more combative, aggressive culture
war tone that you know, to have a way of
like sucking up all the air in the room. You know,
and I think have a way of signaling to evangelicals
who are more centrist or even left of center, like
this probably isn't for you. I will also say the
number of talks over the last several years about sexuality
and gender, like putting aside the content of the specific talks.
There's just so much about sexual reality and gender that
when could walk away with this impression that like, this
is the defining issue for evangelicals. We can debate whether
that is true or not, but I think from my
perspective it has. It has outweighed other important considerations.
Speaker 1: The sickness and reverse, the sexuality and gender. Why is
that at the center of the evangelical discussion? Because they
come for kids?
Speaker 2: Right?
Speaker 1: Is that hard? There are speech code laws being passed,
There are medical laws being passed. There are parenting laws
being passed that don't let parents decide for their kids,
either biblically or medically, if they want to regard biology
as real, there are laws that say you don't get
to do that anymore. So should that be the center
of an evangelical conference with a god who invented the family? Yeah.
And in terms of centrist and even left of center evangelicals,
how does that work to be a left of center
evangelical Christian? Being a Christian means a thing. It means
that you accept Jesus Christ as your Lord and savior.
You have agreed to be changed by him, to abide
with him in an attempt to become more like him,
to have the Holy Spirit reign within you. And this
is a God who said he created us in his image,
man and woman. He created us in his image. This
is a god who invented the nuclear family. This is
a god who invented the guidelines for human sexuality inside
and outside of marriage, the definition of it, These things
are known. This is a God who knit you and
I and everyone together in our mother's wombs, encountered every
hair on her head and considered it as precious beyond belief,
a frog made in his image his masterpiece. How does
it work to be a left of center evangelical It doesn't.
I mean, you can be a leftist, you can attend
evangelical offense events, but you're not a leftist evangelical. You're
a leftist. So who's one of the people that they're
very very concerned with I don't think they necessarily wanted
to name check her, but she's truly a radical, very
frightening woman. Her name is Ali Beth Stucky, really frightening.
She wrote a book called Toxic Empathy, and in fact,
here is a little video from Alibs's Twitter channel. Let's
watch this.
Speaker 7: The one I get asked about all the time is
could there be an impact on sexual functioning? And this
has absolutely been shown in the animal studies. If you
expose a mouse to an SSRI, a male mouse or
male rat, and then you study their sexual behavior in adulthood,
their sexual function in adulthood is significantly different than the
mice or rats who weren't exposed to the SSRI during development.
I think it's coming more to the four because there
are these questions in our own society of sex and
sexuality and gender issues and whatnot, and could The question
I often get asked is could the exposure in utero
be affecting things like sexual identity or sexual behavior in
the future. And I would say absolutely yes, because those
tracks get laid down during development of the brain, and
so could it possibly have an impact.
Speaker 9: Absolutely so, she has the audacity alibstucky to have a
Harvard trained obgyn who specializes in maternal fetal medicine on
her program to talk about his twenty eight years of
practicing medicine and some changes he's seen and how doctors
treat pregnant patience.
Speaker 1: That's really really frightening. How dare she be allowed to
speak at an evangelical event without a liberal countervailing view.
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