Speaker 1: So the people who run Mitch mcconnellists be honest. He
is just as far gone as figurehead Biden have him
out pimping for Kamala passive aggressively. Mitch is good at that.
Man at the passive aggressive steffoning. That's the site of
a healthy mind, isn't it? In a healthy emotional state?
Spiritual statement? And President Trump messed with this retired general
money train and I almost said, dude, Wait, when do
I say dude? That's the first time I've ever said
that on the show. How did that infect me this morning?
Sorry for saying dude, But dude, if you've not seen
the retired general money trend, oh it's delicious. We'll talk
about this as well, trash because you know were garbage right, Yep,
they did it again. We'll talk about this with help
of a YouTube channel YouTube dot com slash at the
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But we can't do any of this apart from the vine,
Thank you, Lord God.
Speaker 2: The Todd Herman Show is one percent disapproved by big
pharma technocrats and tyrant's everywhere from the high mountains of
Free America. Here's the Emerald City Exile, Todd Herman.
Speaker 1: Today is the day the Lord has made in These
are the times which God is the Saturd. We shall
live a quick note here, since it's next to the
bumper music, Jeremy Bartman writes Todd, I missed the old
opening music that sounded similar to money for Nothing. No
it didn't. No, No, don't say that. We don't say that. No,
gosh no, there was no similarity to my old bumper
music from morning radio. That was Doctor Kings. My teenage
boys thought it was a badass backdrop for the Emerald
City Exile intro. I realized there may be a business
reason for doing this. I missed the opening so much
that I had to get my own playlist out listening
to your show to get in my fix for that
awesome guitar. I'll tell you what I'm gonna do. I
will send you. I will remind myself to send you
a copy of that intro that you can have for
your very own self. And if you just write back
to me and tell me the name of your teenage sons,
I will in fact do a little opening for them.
I'll just provide that for you. Thank you for being
part of the family. So the October surprise is in
they're going after Ben Shapiro and a bunch of conservative
commentators for spreading election conspiracy theories and dissent misinformation. This
is The New York Times using Media Matters, which is
a hard left communist group that exists to try to
destroy conservative media. They're one of many groups that David
Brock started. David Brock used to be a conservative and
then I think he got spiritually captured in a very,
very big way. So they sent Shapiro this text, Oh,
you shared this disinformation. Now, let's just be honest about
something about Ben Shapiro. He's a great debater, one of
the best debaters Ha's ever lived. He's fantastically successful, he
has a huge footprint. He helped build The Daily Wire
into a massive conservative juggernaut. And Ben Shapiro was not
a brave commentator to any way shape matter idea faction form,
not in the least. Ben was about six years late
to the sexual and chemical mutilation of children when and
there's no excuse for that. I spoke about this many,
many times on the russil Imbaugh program. Many times I
interviewed experts on this the most cited and admired at
one time pediatrician in all of Australia came on that
program with me and talked about what it was doing
to kids. It was the decision to not discuss it
because it was well touchy, and when it became evident
that it was okay, Ben leapt in and has brought
a lot of attention to it. There's also this, of course,
he insisted that a certain procedure which we talk a
lot about in the Substack channel, a lot about this
because there's still breaking news in relation to this procedure
and the condition that caused the procedure. Ben was for
three years after it became clear it wasn't true, saying
safe and effective. And again he's done a lot for
the movement, so I'm sure he could criticize me starting
with oh I remember him, I met up once. Aside
from that, don't know who he is. You could do that.
So they're going after Shapiro for spreading election disinformation. Reminder
that Ben Shapiro determined somehow, I don't know how that
Joe Biden won in twenty twenty using I guess the
fantastic election system we have where we check voter ID
where ballots aren't counted if they arrive too late, where
you can't just dropped two hundred ballots in a drop
box at once, where five states didn't stop or didn't
pretend to have stopped counting at four thirty in the
morning at the same time, with the same result the
hockey stick for Biden. So somehow Ben determined that Joe
Biden won fair and square. It might be the same
way that Ben determined that a certain procedure was safe
and effective because it's safe to say it, and there's
a cost. There is a definite cost when you decide
to speak things before other people speak them. It's called being.
It's called in business being the bleeding edge versus the
cutting edge. So to be the bleeding edge is to
move first. To be the cutting edge is just right
behind the bleeding edge. And I get it. I saw
President Trump when he ran for office in twenty sixteen,
come down the elevator, I mean the escalator in Trump
Towers and stand there, and I knew what he was.
I knew one of his tactics was going to be immigration,
because I'd been asked at some point to go meet
with him and maybe consider joining the campaign. I think
that was in two thousand, guy said would be two
thousand and yeah, twelve. And when he said we're going
to build a wall, it's going to be the most
beautiful wol ever seen. I knew in my heart that
man is the Republican nominee. I knew it at the moment,
but I was afraid of Michael Medved and a guy
named Dave Bo's both very smart men. Michael so kind
to me, so kind, such a it brought me into
his home, et cetera. Considered the man a very, very
very dear man. David bo is a very smart, brilliant
former talk show host out of Seattle Networks at a
think tank. Unbelievably brilliant guys. They were wrong on Trump,
but I was a new guy in talk radio at
that point, coming having him come back into it, and
I didn't want to say it because it was afraid.
I was afraid of being wrong, and I was afraid
of setting a tone in the room that Okay, so
this guy just doesn't get it. It was foolish, it
was cowardly. And God does not give us a spirit
of fear, but a bravery. I should have spoken up,
and so I can understand building a career carefully, but
not these days, not during time such as these. I
think the only thing we should be careful about during
times such as these is making sure that we are
doing everything we can to abide with God and trust me,
sometimes that sucks, sorry, father, Sometimes it's very hard to
be abiding, and yet we're called to do that. You
saw the figurehead or you heard his comment. You got
to see what the political did to try to cleanse this,
to try to change what Biden said about people like
you and me, people who are going to support for
Trump or are supporting him. Okay, you got to see
this because the details of what the Politico did in
print says everything about why Jeff Bezos wouldn't let the
Washington Posts endorse a presidential candidate, because Bezos is starting
to get it that this money he's spent to acquire
the Washington Post is going to be utterly wasted if
they will not come around to understanding. We see the details.
We see the nasty details of not just bias but
election rigging via the media, and details matters so much.
I have a shoulder surgeon I've used twice, and when
he found out I was going to go to Mexico
with renewed healthcare. He said, look, why are you doing this?
I said, Roger, it's in the details. It's in the details,
because he'd said to me, Hey, Todd, look during surgery,
I'm going to take stem cells out of your bone
marrow and I'm going to put it rights in the wounds,
you know, right where I cut into you, right where
the sutures are. It's gonna help the sutures heal. It's gonna,
you know, reduce inflammation. So why are you spending the
money go to Mexico? I said, look, Roger, you're putting
into my arms sixty thousand of these stem cells that
come from a bone marrow. Those they make bone marrow.
That's what they do. Yes, they have anti inflammatory properties,
but that's not what I'm seeking. The Wharton's jelly stem
cells taken from placentas and umbilical cords solely never anything
to do with abortion. They destroy inflammation, but they can
also build whatever they're assigned to build. If they're put
into an ankle joint socket, they build ankle. If it's
an MCLACL, that's what they build. Because they don't yet
have a role assigned to them. And in my case,
in my shoulder, they put in forty forty two million
of these twelve million in my ankle. Details matter, and
sometimes the big picture matters more than the details. You
might be being told that you need to have your
fifth surgery or something you know that just destroys body
integrity every time. Please do what my friend Bill and
his wife just did. And my dear friend Bill and
his wife, they went to renew dot Healthcare It's r
E n ue dot Healthcare and see if they can
help you. They'll tell you if they can, They'll even
tell you the percentage chance of success. It's renew dot Healthcare.
So the politico says, this is what Joe Biden said.
This is this is according to the political Biden, in
a zoom call with the organization Volto Latino said, quote
the only garbage end quote was the quote hatred end
quote of Trump supporters who says such things about American citizens.
And this is there trying to make hay from what
happened at Madison Square Garden, where a Puerto Rican comedian
issued some unglowing assessments of the island of Puerto Rico
we played earlier this week a Puerto Rican woman responding
to this, saying, in Puerto Rican culture, we trash each other.
I didn't say it's a healthy culture. I don't know
one way or the other. I just know this Puerto
Rican woman said this is part of our culture and
that the comedian was talking about the island, not the people.
And this has made it all the way down into
local news. I was listening this morning I've taken to
when I drive in, I listened to a local television
station on the radio, and it was availed of the
information that Puerto Ricans were criticized at the Trump rally,
given hate speech and such at the Trump rally. I
learned that this morning, and certainly that's kick why line.
So here's what Biden actually said again the Politico in
a zoom call. Biden in a zoom call responding to
the statement that Puerto Rico is an island of garbage. Biden,
in a zoom call with the organization Volto Latino said,
quote the only garbage end quote was the quote hatred
end quote of Trump supporters who said such things about
American citizens. No one said Puerto Ricans are garbage. No
one listen here to what Biden actually said.
Speaker 3: Or Puerto Rico, where I'm in my home state of Delaware.
They're good, decent, honorable people. The only garbage I see
floating down there is his supporters, his demonizational scene as unconsitable.
Speaker 1: Okay, we're going to reupt this. We're going to reup this. Alex.
Alex is producing the program to be the new producer
as and now it rolls into a new career. God
bless her and got be with her. She's here, but
she's now weaning Alex of her presence. So if you're
watching the video version of this, in on these really
horribly dark eyes, and I understand this can be a
side effect at Parkinson's which is not funny, or side
effected the meds. It could also be that he's reptilian
and evil, So choose or could be both? I guess,
couldn't it, But zoom in on his eyes as he's
making the statement, because it's about to get worse. Let's
play this one more time.
Speaker 3: Or Puerto Rico, where I've in my home state of Delaware.
They're good, decent, honorable people. The only garbage I see
float down there is his supporters, his demonizational scene is unconscitable.
Speaker 1: He's reading that that was written. I want to see
it again. Let's reap it one more time. And I'm
sorry if you're listening to this. I'll just describe what
we're seeing. His eyes are going left to right. His
dead reptilian eyes are going left to right. This man
is reading this.
Speaker 3: Or Puerto Rico, where I've in my home state of Delaware.
They're good, decent, honorable people. The only garbage eye flote
down there as his supporters. His demonizational scene as unconsctable.
Speaker 1: That's a written statement, and the politico leaps in to
clean it up, knowing that you and I can consult
the video evidence the lives of TikTok did it. Other
people did it, so they memory hold what the man
actually said, and watching yourself. He's reading that. So Jeff
Bezos has this big problem at the Washington Post, and
Bezos has said that the American people do not trust
the media. It's getting down to about thirteen percent. They
trust the media less than they trust the Congress. I
can't recall if it's today or tomorrow. We're going to
do a quick short video on how you can how
they could fix this if they wanted to how they
could actually address this, and some radical steps they could take.
Here's one of them. Relocate your editorial team all around
the country. Make them live in America. Don't let them
live in Washington, d C. Anymore. Make them live in America.
If you're going to write about a place, how about
if you live there. I'd once started and one day
maybe I'll finish a book called Technomads, And it was
about a group of technology people who went out to
an Indian reservation based upon the Rosebud Reservation to try
to help and ended up finding out to look, you
don't know anything about what's going on here, So I
think good book. I just can't get the middle written.
I couldn't do that without going there. I couldn't begin
to pretend to know what it's like. And going there
just begins it. If I was actually going to finish
that book, I go spend the month there and volunteer
there so I could actually know something about that which
I'm writing. Living in Washington, d C. Is not living
in America. The business model difference. If you if you
want more money, you take it. It's a recession free environment.
It's a flat godless environment. That's why I used to
play that game wife, girlfriends, or daughter when we go
out to UH to events and powerful political people, lobbists
would walk in and we'd we'd we'd place bets, wife, daughter,
or girlfriends. Sometimes sometimes they were two of the three.
Sometimes it's a different, different town, different set of morals.
So Joe Rogan, he's a comedian, right, and he's a
he's a fighter, and I guess he's very good at
MMA and and man, he's in great shape, a lot
of money to be in great shape. He did something
that no one in the Mockingbird media was able to
do somehow at the very beginning, and he said it
to Trump's flip to Trump's face about why he got
the attention that he did. And Joe Rogan nailed this,
and it means that he understands what a lot of
people see in Trump, and he understands this despite and
this is not despite the fact. That's why I think
YouTube continues to this moment to bury this interview. It
could well have one hundred million views if they let
their algorithm do what the algorithm does. It's the most
popular video on YouTube and still to this moment, YouTube
is not surfacing it for others. I should probably shut
my hole because here we are on YouTube and this
get me the second strike. Their platform, their rules, their
good dog, Todd, good dog. This is why we have
the sub stack platform for us to be able to
speak about these things. Very honestly, SUBSECD has a different
business model, and business drives so much of our life.
It just does. We don't have to like it, but
it does. And business is going to change no matter
what happens after this election. And frankly, from where I sit,
if Kamala Harris either wins, which I consider unlikely, or
is installed, which I consider more likely, then you're going
to see a full on, complete shift right back to DEI,
right back to American companies say okay, make people buy
our products. You're going to see a full force foot
a push to limit family farms, to destroy our access
to organic non mRNA foods. You're going to see a
push to make sure that you have to rebuild your
house so that you do not have natural gas. We
have natural gas in our house for cooking. We love it.
And they'll provide a government subsidy, don't worry, just like
they did with Obamacare, for certain people. I mean, you
can probably afford it. So you'll have to spend the
five thousand to forty five thousand dollars to have your
house stripped of natural gas and a new still broad
day to new appliances watch watch. And then the head
of President Trump wins, because he's not going to be installed,
they'll have to win in a major way, which means
we should pray over our ballots. Then a whole different
set of events takes place, which is I think a
much healthier set of events for this country. My friend
Zach Gabraham knows more about this than me. The economic part.
He's giving one of his free live webinars. It will
be the first one post the election, and zach'usly going
to talk about how this is going to affect the
economy as he sees it. He's not the soothsayer. He
can't read into the future and tell you what's going
to happen, but he can tell you the patterns of
what he think is going to occur. So this is
a free live webinar and it's coming up Thursday, November
twenty first at three thirty Pacific, and he'll talk about
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Trek twenty four three zero eight.
Speaker 1: So Joe Rogan's in the business of podcasting. He's incredibly successful,
the number one podcast. He's definitely the RuSHA involve podcasting
in terms of size, I don't know that anything will
have approached his level of success. Congratulations to him here
he is discussing why President Trump got the attention that
he got, and he's doing this with the President in
the room exactly why. Maybe you can tell me why.
I could definitely tell you. You said a lot of wild.
Maybe maybe it's said a lot of wild.
Speaker 5: And then CNN in there all their brilliance by highlighting
your wild made you much more popular and they boost
you in the polls because people were tired of someone
talking in this pre prepared politician lingo. And even if
they didn't agree with you, they at least knew whoever
that guy is, that's him, that's really him.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and there's a genuineness to this. And speaking of this,
this came off the day after the rally or was
it that he did the rally? I can't recall. Did
he do the rally and then go on Rogan or
Rogan and then the rally It's one of the two.
I think it was Rogan and then the rally, So
three hour conversation with Joe Rogan then the rally. Jason
writes in the live chat discussion group, amazing how Jews
are safer in Trumpet on Nazi rallies than on liberal
arts colleges. Good point, and interesting also that at Trump
rallies it's okay to say, or at least Jadvans rallies,
it's okay to say Jesus is Lord. Jason also says,
my dad has advanced Parkinson's Joe showed signs of PD
years ago. John Calwell, Ron Berget, he'll read whatever's put
on the prompter, right, That's exactly Kamala Harris, so Rogan
on Twitter that Kamala Harris has not declined the opportunity
to be on his program. She just has a set
of rules. So for the number one podcast in the world,
number one in America, number one at reaching young men,
and they've been desperate to try to get men to
vote for her, they've issued the following rules. She has
to fly to her You know how Jimmy Kimmel does that,
and Howard Stern and the View they'll pop on a
plane together to go follow Kamal around the country. You
know how local news anchors do that. They don't when
Kamala is in town, They handpick a newscaster and she
sits with them, and it's always disastrous. So for a
local newscaster to get to sit down with her for
fifteen minutes. They'll do that while she's in town. They're
trying to turn Recks Texas blue her presence there. Who
soon could pull that off. Austin is a very liberal city.
It is a cancer on Texas. Baffles me as to
why Rogan lives there, and it needs to be an
hour in length. Joe Rogan's podcast does not have time limits.
Makes it tough. He could say, hey, Trump did three hours,
you do three hours, but she doesn't want to do this.
And remember this, when Kamala Harris sat down for an
interview on Fox, they'd agreed I think to forty minutes.
She showed up twenty minutes late, so the time was
cut to twenty minutes, and that made it look like
the Fox host Brett Bear or Barr was being rude,
and that was the design. So what they're trying to
do here is to show that Joe Rogan is just
he's implacable, he's difficult. And I watched Keith though what's
his name o ober ober hold On. He was that
guy had the MSNBC show that he did sports and
then he went crazy and then he he now from
the Oberman. Keith Oberman came along and said something akin
to actually, you're just a lazy, entitled nobody to Joe
Rogan got it. Elon Musk has said something about business
and it goes back to the Ben Shapiro commentary. And
please understand something. I have absolutely no animus towards Ben
whatsoever at all. I've met him all of twice. He
was weird, but polite and curious. He was polite. I
don't think he liked big people walking up to him
at a studio, and I don't blame him, but he
was polite. I have nothing against him. I just do
not like the posing is brave commentator when you're six
to eight months behind important issues, and I think he's
now four years behind an important issue in terms of
election integrity. He's talking about election integrity, he's criticizing the system.
Now one could say the same thing for Elon Musk.
Elon had to know because he lives in tech circles
and lives in tech heavy cities. He had to know
things were a mess. He had to watch what went
on in Los Angeles during the installation of the decision
to let people steal up to nine hundred and ninety
nine dollars of stuff in a moment in a store.
I brought that up, by the way, the other night
in the meeting with the youth, and that brought up Yeah, well,
look at look God says, don't steal, and look at
these laws that say you can steal as long as
it's well, nine hundred ninety nine bucks. It's funny. One
of the boys said, wait, so I could go do that.
I could go steal iPhones and iPads and as long
as it's nine hundred and nine bucks, I don't get
in trouble. Can I steal data plans? I don't think
you can seal the data plans, but yeah, you can
go steal the hardware and you probably won't get in trouble,
well except God. And so a couple of the boys,
being you know, middle school boys, said that's cool. I said, right, so,
and it's going to be really cool when they say
you can do it in houses. What you know, when
someone can come and steal nine hundred ninety nine dollars
of your stuff. Both boys went, oh, they could do that. Sure, sure,
it's people's private property to store or in organizations, but
just said, yeah, steal nine or nine and nine bucks.
They could do that in your home instead of even
burglary lest it's a thousand bucks, so you could go
home and find nine hundred and nine and nine dollars
worth of your stuff gone and the guy standing in
the front, you know, in your front yard with it
they gave it back. Nah, I choose not to, so
Elon Musk had to know the madness of California on
this topic, on the lockdown policies, on the masking policy.
He's but he's waited a long time to speak out,
despite the fact that he has enough money, a lot
of it courtesy of US taxpayers, to be somewhat difficult
to hurt. Well, they're trying, and I praise god he's
speaking out now. But Elon Musk is now talking to
his fellow business people.
Speaker 6: I've talked to a lot of people, like leaders in
business and technology, because I was like, guys, you should really,
you know, you need to go go out there and
fight hard because you know you're If America fools, your
company's going to fall with it. I wish more leaders
in business and technology would would put themselves out there
like they usually agree with me and they support Trump,
but they're that they're afraid of saying so and I'm like, man,
the stakes are super high.
Speaker 2: You know.
Speaker 6: Unfortunately, more and more people are sort of you know,
coming out of the closet, you know, type of thing,
like so like saying this Trump, it's like, you know,
it's like maybe it's probably the most rebellious thing you
could do in San Francisco, but it's like, you know what,
by a long shot.
Speaker 1: The time is now for all of us, and people
with influence. In particular, I confessed that I gave into
cowardice to not come out and say on radio president Trump,
Donald Trump will be the Republican nominee. I gave it
to that cowardice, and I apologize for it. And since
then there's been a cost to pay. I mean, one
of the things was leaving local radio because I was
told I couldn't say the election was stolen. That was
the ligpit moment. The other was not being considered for
certain national radio gigs because of what I say about
pharma and just too dangerous. Could cut into revenue and look,
no animus, their platforms, their company, their rules, nothing disparaging
to say, it's just a reality, but look at the reward.
So two national radio shows is one thing, but you
guys is another. I can't tell you how meaningful it
is to me to know that so many of you
have been with us so long. And this is a
time when we need to tell people. We choose sources
because they're willing to be the cutting edge, and sometimes
you're going to get things wrong when you're the cutting edge,
and you need to be very careful to say, Look,
I don't have proof for this. For instance, I don't
have proof that the media companies are using commercially available
off the shelf software to target certain people with liberal
content all day long. I believe it's happening. I can
paint out the patterns. Here's how you would do it.
Knowing that I can identify how you would do it
means to be other people have identified how you would
do it. Then the bridge after crosses. Yeah, but they
wouldn't do that. They would never take someone like a
Bobby de Niro or someone like a you know, a
Beyonce and just make sure that where every Beyonce goes
anytime she gets news, there's something in there to convince
her that America is a racist country, to convince her
that Donald Trump is a literal Nazi, that all you'd
need to do is use available off the shelf ad
tech software and targeting software, and you could make that
a reality in her life. So when I say things
like that, I'm careful to come out and say I
don't have proof for this, but this is how you
would do it. The Politico again, this is from their
Political Live Updates poll up page. Brackton Booker new pole.
Trump is getting record loll This is of support among
young black and Latino men. And for some reason they
have capitalized black even though black is not a race. Latino.
I guess you could say, is it is black is not?
But you know why quibble on accuracy. A new pole
that includes large level samples of young voters of color
shows Donald Trump has massively increased his support among groups
that he previously performed poorly with in twenty twenty. It
underscores some of the challenges Kamala Harris has connecting with
younger male voters, a demographic that typically breaks for Democrats
that is showing signs of shifting away from the party
this selection cycle. Hey, you know what she could do?
She could go on the Joe Rogan Show, the Joe
Rogan Experience and reach thirty nine forty fifty million young men.
Speaker 2: Or not.
Speaker 1: I wonder why she's saying not. The gen Forward survey,
which ran from September twenty sixth to October sixth by
the University of Chicago and included two thousand, three hundred
and fifty nine eligible voters eighteen to forty years old,
including some fascinated findings. A quarter of young black men
are supporting Trump. Black men overall back President Joe Biden
nearly nine to one. In twenty twenty, forty four percent
of Latino men said they backed Trump, an improvement over
roughly roughly thirty eight percent who backed him in twenty twenty.
For her part, Harris is at fifty eight percent, with
Black men thirty seven percent, with Latinos in fifty seven percent.
With Asian Americans specific islandermen, kamalhas is doing incredibly well
among women of color, A majority sixty three percent support her,
and white women are evenly split between Harris and Trump.
That's actually good news for President Trump. Black women, of course,
are being told that they're going to be exterminated and
forced to be breeders. Oh, they're also did you hear this?
A liberal commentator has announced that President Trump intends to
break up interracial marriages and make the men marry in
their so called race. This is apparently part of Project
What twenty twenty five utterly made up. But if you're
a black woman, I could see how that would so.
Thank goodness, we've got Mitch McConnell. Thank goodness, we've got
the Rock Ribs, Brave, bleeding Edge, Mitch McConnell. We'll talk
about this in a second, because man, he's bringing a
fresh look at this. He's going to cleanse this country
of mega Watch this ready though. See that's how it's done.
Just like alan selps can cleanse your body of all
the dirt and sweat that you get during the day.
But as you do this, you have peace of mind
that you're using a soap that is much bigger than
the product. And the product is world class. It's made
in America, it's made by a family of three generations
of soap making expertise, and it is absolutely all natural
and it employs people. The company does that the rest
of the party would rather see aborted. Well, they can't
abort them now, but they could sort them in institutions,
which is what they prefer. Rather than having them live
and thrive. Three young people like this go to Alan
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McConnell says Mega movement is completely wrong, right wrong, Ragan,
I wouldn't recognize the movement with a president shrump, Senator,
I'm sorry, press one minute, senator, Senator, Okay, okay, press, press, pressing, Senator,
remember that terrible moment. So someone, maybe Mitch McConnell thinks
Mega movement is completely wrong and Reagan wouldn't recognize Trump's gop. Indeed,
when was Ron Reagan president again, great man, the president
of my youth mistakes? He made huge mistakes on immigration,
huge and what was going on back then? Not this
not an attack on family farms, not an attack on
actual body of autonomy, that is, our bodies, not the
funding of both sides of a war that is biblical
in scope between Hamas and Israel. Not the massive and
obvious money laundering through Ukraine. Not that. Not the full
fledged naked assault on our voting system. Not that. Not
in literal seventeen state statement that if you won't lie
about your kids' health and their biology, we will steal
your kids from you. That wasn't going on. American manufacturing
had not been shipped overseas with the great promise that
will be an information society. I still have a book
from Harvard Business School. When I was teaching myself business
back in the day, I got this book from Harvard
Business School, and it's so applauded. The transfer from being
in agrarian society to a manufacturing society, to light manufacturing,
and then to an information society. Baby, all about the
laptop class that needs hardware. Laptops are hardware people and
machines make these, and people have to make the machines.
Soon you'll have machines that make machines and code that
writes code. And then what now we're on an information
society anymore? What are we then? Well, some of us
it might be unpsychotropics and such it's about a third
of the country is right now. So yeah, I think
Mitch McConnell and whoever had him say this is right.
President Reagan wouldn't recognize things because there's things going on
that you can't recognize. Hillary Clinton was asked about what
Kamala Harris needs to do to not see a repeat
of twenty sixteen. Well, she could go on the Joe
Rogan experience, since even political admit she's having a massive
problem with young men. She could do that, but she
won't because she's going to employ these ridiculous demands that
Joe Rogan can't meet and keep his format. But there's
something else. Hillary Clinton wants you to know.
Speaker 7: What do you think Vice President Harris needs to do
in you to avoid a repeat?
Speaker 8: Well, first of all, I don't think she has Jim
Comey and the Wings waiting to kneecap her, So that's
good and I'm very grateful for that. But I think
she is doing what she needs to do. And in
reporting from today, I think by CNN a number of
the voters who were at your town hall have said
she convinced them that she had shown the kind of
empathy and concern about their problems that she'd come forward
with her ideas her No.
Speaker 1: In fact, I could pull the clip out and mask
Alex to load it right now, but I won't do that.
She was just on one of those local news tours
where she either brings him into a hotel room or
much more likely, drops into a common studio, the rented
video studio for the day. The Great Lady stays there,
has her Great Lady food, and the little tiny newscasters
come up into their little tiny chairs and they sit
at their little tiny station, and then the great ladies
brought in and the newscasters are told, here's the five
questions or so that she'll ask, and if you go
out of the bounds, you'll never get to talk to
the Great Lady again. And often the newscasters stick to
the script. Sometimes they don't, God bless them. She was
in Michigan and a local newscaster said, look, we have
people who build automobiles here. They're concerned about their jobs.
That's on shat ginnebeings sent overseas. They believe that President
Trump brought that back here. They can't pay their grocery
bills and their rent. They're deeply concerned about their kids
having a future. What do you say to Michigan voters?
What do you think her response was? No, Seriously, what
do you think it was? Well, let's remember something. Okay,
I was raised in a middle class home, and I
have never forgotten being raised by two PhDs in Berkeley,
middle class empathy. Oh, incidentally, Hillary Clinton made mention of
she won't have Jimmy Comy sitting there and kneecapping her.
I think we addressed this the other day. The one
hundred and forty five or so National Security felties that
woman absolutely committed because Jimmy Comy said, here's the felony
she committed, but no reasonable prosecutor would prosecute. At least
we've got more election security this year, and we do
in some states and in some instances. Fifth Circuit Court
has ruled that you can't count ballots if they arrive
after the due date. Okay, how about this. In Nevada,
mailed ballots without a postmark that arrived three days after
the election can be counted without a postmark. So, in
other words, fraudsters could look and see how far behind
are we, how many bollots do we need to print
or go get and bring in and we don't check
voter ID, and we don't check signatures. Mitch McConnell's right.
Ronald Reagan, who won forty nine states against Walter mondial
where people had to actually go vote, he wouldn't recognize it.
I remember going to Chester Elementary School during that election
and watching my mom vote. It was the first place
I got to vote in, I believe nineteen eighty six,
same school. I do not early vote. Are there to
not have my votes give Democrats time to figure out
how to steal. So we will go as we always
do on election Day, down to our little, tiny election place.
I bet it's gonna be the same five women who
do this every year. They're gonna check my ID twice,
They're gonna check my signature twice. And if I'd ask
permission a few weeks ago, I could sit there and
watch them count the ballots at a firehouse. And funny thing,
I have a lot more trust in that system than
the all mail in ballot system. So President Trump says,
Joe Rogan said some wild s word and that's what
set him off to a good start in the presidential election.
I think Rogan's right, but I don't think what he said,
was particularly wild. Not about the wall, not about our
intelligence services, not about our generals, who so many no
longer win wars, but have a lot more medals than
people who won World War Two. Then he said some
wild stuff. During one of his rallies, there was a
guy who was heckling him, and President Trump said, kick
is blank. I like that. We don't need that. So
that's wild stuff. But you know what he actually did
that was wild is he followed the JFK path to
confronting the military industrial complex. And this is not discussed enough.
If you talk to people who served our country, and
you talk to people who served our country in combat,
and you talk to them about what it's like to
watch generals leave behind maybe a billion dollars of important
equipment and intelligence and intelligence gathering tools in Afghanistan seven
hundred million dollars. The look on their face when you
talk about this says a lot. When they hear generals
saying that they'd be willing to go to the Chinese
military and warn them of an attack coming at the
behest of the nation's commander in chief, their faces a
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some wild stuff that got some generals pretty upsets.
Speaker 8: Question, which is why are there so many administrative administration
officials who hate him have quit and are leaking to
the press about how bad he was.
Speaker 7: Again, as I said, I think some of them just
have a personal animist towards him because of how they
personally were treated or the advice that they were given.
Speaker 9: I watched it constantly in the Oval office.
Speaker 7: Two people would come in give him two versions of
a policy, and then he would choose one person.
Speaker 9: The other person would.
Speaker 7: Walk out of there and say, fine, I'm going to
find people to undermine your argument.
Speaker 9: I'm going to leak it to the press.
Speaker 7: People around him have big egos and when he said,
I mean, I watched him bring in a bunch. We
were talking about Afghanistan policy one day and he said,
I want ten enlisted soldiers to come in that have
served in Afghanistan. And he sat around the table and said,
tell me about your experience. And it pissed a lot
of people off that he wasn't taking the advice of
the more senior people and asking the actual enlisted folks,
tell me what your experience has been.
Speaker 9: Did you understand the mission? Are we winning? Are we
moving forward? Where are you getting the equipment and the
tools that you needed. They hated that. They hated the.
Speaker 7: Fact that they came in, gave their PowerPoint presentation and
they were being undermined by a guy who didn't just
sign off on it with like a blank check. So
I think Washington is full of a lot of guys
with a lot of big egos that don't like the
fact that when they come into a room, everyone doesn't
just say, oh, great, idea, let's move forward.
Speaker 9: Some of them didn't like the military. Yeah, well there's
a lot of people.
Speaker 7: I watched it all the time, and Trump would blow
up and say, we're not just doing the same thing
over and over again.
Speaker 1: That was just Megan Kelly, great question, spot on forgot
to put these in the subsect notes earlier, so can't
put them on the screen. But Proverbs chapter twelve are
probably Proverbs twelve, verse fifteen. The wave of fool is
right in his own eyes. But a white wise man
listens to advice President Trump saying, let's bring in enlisted
people Proverbs eleven, verse fourteen. Now there's no guidance at
people falls, but in an abundance of counselors there is safety.
President Trump widening the group of advisors to include enlisted
men Proverbs chapter fifteen, verse twenty two. Without council, plans fail,
but with many advisors they succeed. So President Trump acting wisely,
almost biblically. But it disrupted the money trade. JP Morgan
hires retired General Mark Milly as senior advisor because he's
an expert at monetary policy and banking. No he's not.
He's an expert at building back Ukraine better. With a
fifteen billion dollar funds, including border security black Rocket, JP
Morgan are backing fifteen billion dollar investor fund to rebuild Ukraine.
It would cost almost half a trillion dollars to reconstruct Ukraine.
God bless them for doing that, just because they love
the Ukrainian people. And Mark Milly can step in and
help them, you know. Steward the monies a guy who
said sure, I'll commit to reason. The commander in chief
of the US military launches a military attacker, says we're
going to I'll get on the phone and call the
enemy and say incoming the money train. There ways to
stop it, such as divorcing the United States monetary policy
from the way of capture. How by opening every single
discussion in Congress to our eyes, every email goes in
the cloud. If you want an exception, state on penalty
of a felony and a thirty year prison sentence that
this involves sources and methods of an active investigation or
a planned military activity. Everything else is ours stored in
the cloud for us to search using keywords. I would
clear a lot of things up. Lord, thank you for
being the ultimate source of wise counsel to your word
and your people. This is the Todd Hermann Show. Please go,
be well, be strong, be kind, and please make every
effort to walk in the light of Christ.