Speaker 1: Welcome to the Three Stories version of the Todd Herman Show.
Story number one in Ohio bill would ban male sexual
climax if not intended for reproduction. Story number two, jd.
Vance is our most brilliant Vice President. And story number three,
a female minister rejects the cornerstone of the Christian faith.
Talk about all of this with the help of God, Almighty,
Thank you Lord.
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Speaker 1: Todd Herman. Today is a day the Lord has made,
and these are the times to which God has decided
from you'll live. You probably saw this, and it's very sad,
and it goes to a responsibility that all people have,
and sometimes you'd say men in particular. I reject that.
I think that we all have a responsibility to control
our sexual drives. And Elon Musk, who is busily going
through and enabling a team of people to do what
is really just advanced forensic accounting, super advanced, algorithmically derived, fast,
brilliant work, is not a good man. Good men don't
go around having thirteen children with four different women, seven
them under the age of five, with three different women.
That's not the activity of a good man. It's cruel
to the kids, it's cruel to the woman, it's cruel
to himself. It's an affront to how God designed sexual
relations to be between one man and one woman in
a marriage. Now, we can't expect Elon to act like
a Christian because he's not one, and I know I've
seen the video where he's flirting with Christianity, etc. But
we do have this responsibility to control our sexual appetites.
The Bible makes it clearer flee from all forms of
sexual perversion, not some of them, all doesn't say some,
and those are described in some cases as well in
the Bible. Now, this latest case of a child being
fathered apparently allegedly Ashley Saint Clair, a conservative influencer. I've
never met Ashley. I know people who know her, and
they admire her. She wrote five months ago, I welcomed
the new baby into the world. Elon Musk is the father.
I have not previously disclosed this to protect our child's
privacy and safety, but in recent days it's become clear
that tabloid media intends to do so, regardless of the
harm it will cause. I intend to allow our child
to grow into a normal and growing up in a
normal and safe environment. For that reason, I asked the
media honor our child's privacy and refrain from invasive reporting. Well, okay,
I guess that's not invasive to state that was the
Mockingbird media going to go do this? They probably would,
given that Ashley Saint Clair wrote a book questioning transgender ideology,
a children's book, and it did well, and she's got
a footprint, and she does influence people, and people make mistakes.
I don't know, Ashley. I don't know that this was
a isolated mistake. I don't know if this is a
life habit of hers. I would ask her to be
praying for what God wants her to learn from this,
and I would ask her to think really, really hard
about her role as an influencer and her opportunity here
to come and publicly repent if, in fact, she walks
with the Lord. What a blessing that could be. Elon Musk,
on the other hand, is not a Christian. I have
no expectations that he's going to change me. There is
an Ohio lawmaker who has provised fines on male climax.
I guess I could use the biological correct word, but
I won't, and this would be finding you having a
climax if you were alone or not seeking to do
this for reproduction sake. And I'll tell you this uncomfortable
bit of news relating to the human body in just
a second. There's uncomfortable just natures of being humans. Sometimes
some of it comes with age, but some of it
also comes with activity. I can't tell you how many
young people I know who are now snacking on iberprofen
and I this just occurred to me, you know, when
it was at youth camp this past summer. I saw
a lot of kids who had taken because they have
to disclose the meds they take, and as a leader,
you get to know which meds your kids are allowed
to have. And I think four out of the ten
boys I was with had iberprofen. And this didn't make
any sense to me, because they're so young, their joints
should be so healthy. But then I looked at their
habits while they're there, and we're there to save souls,
not there to lecture a nutrition. But I'm watching kids
drink soda pop after soda pop after soda pop, energy
drink after energy drink after energy drink, and I'm looking
at the foods. They're eating the pack with sugars and
it just destroys the body and then causes inflammation. So
they're eating iyberprofin. Now, you might be five times ten
times older than these kids, and you might be snacking
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have for you. And Ohio, my lovemaker is making a
brilliant point about male hypocrisy by coming out and wanting
to ban male sexual climax if one is alone or
not seeking to reproduce.
Speaker 3: Democratic representatives Anita Somani and obg y N from Dublin
and Tristan Raider of Lakewood.
Speaker 4: The whole entire point of this bill is to call
out the hypocrisy, particularly the state legislature when they bring
forward bills to read women's bodies Now.
Speaker 3: There are exceptions to the proposed law, which include sperm donation, contraception,
and members of the LGBTQ community.
Speaker 1: They get to have their climaxes.
Speaker 3: Gott It's Men face a maximum ten thousand dollars fine
after the third offense if they have sex with a
woman without the intention of conceiving a child.
Speaker 5: Men have the same rights no matter where they go
in the country, women have rights based on where they live.
Speaker 6: It just misses the most basic biological facts and leans
in towards Biddle School humoring.
Speaker 3: Austin Bigel with nd Abortion Ohio calls the proposal disrespectful
to the pro life community and a waste of state resources.
Speaker 6: They have to review it when they file it. They're
going to have to stick a legal team on it,
wasting time on that and delaying other bills that are
that are trying to be reviewed as well.
Speaker 3: ABC six asking viewers about the proposal in an online poll,
twenty six percent said it's a good idea, seventy four
percent telling us it's a waste of time.
Speaker 5: This may be considered a waste of money by some people,
but we have had far bigger use of misuse of
taxpayer money and bills that have been proposed and passed.
Speaker 1: The final draft still being written.
Speaker 3: The proposed legislation will get a hearing after it's submitted,
but with the Republican controlled legislature, the bill not expected
to go anywhere.
Speaker 1: How About with sane people, the bill is not expected
to go anywhere. Are they going to ban female climax?
Of course not I once proposed something on the radio
in nineteen ninety four, and it was when my show
got occasional attention from the national media back in the
day because I had the audacity to call out Tom
Fuldy back in the Native and Speaker of the House.
And I one day took calls on the topic of
a male abortion. And here's my predicate, can go into
an abortion clinic on their own and say, I choose
to end this pregnancy without regard to what the father thinks,
either being hopefully a married father. I guess it doesn't
matter in the case of abortion or a quote sprum
donor doesn't matter. Men have no rights. Okay, how about this.
A father could say to a woman, you will go
get an abortion, and if the woman says no, he says, okay,
I've asked you in writing to get an abortion. You refuse. Therefore,
I am now not liable for any cost, financial or
emotional supports anything regard to this child. It's a male abortion.
You can have your form of abortion. I can have mine.
In the outrage across the board, I mean there are
a few men who called and supported this. Of course,
I was doing this tongue in cheek, because I of
course think a man who would walk away from any
child is broken or all broken. But I think that's scum,
and I think God's kind of harshjudgment on that. So
I was making a point on a radio show not
clogging up the legislature to do this. And of course
at the very very center of this is the Democrat's
refusal to admit that abortion is not about a woman's body.
If a woman were not pregnant, she wouldn't go get
an abortion because there'd be nothing to abort. What is
it that is aborted another person's body? Of course, you
might consider a little baby in the womb. What would
be a good phrase for that? Someone who cannot exist
outside the womb, someone who cannot be ambulatory and run away,
someone who cannot feed him or herself. Almost like to
the least of these. I think Jesus said, as you
treat the least of these, so you treat me. People
should think about that in regard to abortion story number two.
In all the excitement over Elon Musk and I totally
understand the excitement. And he's a great media figure. He
is an economic icon. He's started company after company after company,
he seems to have that midas touch, and he is
an odd dude. He's not a good man. He's an
effective man. A good man don't do what he does
going out and starting lives and then running away from
them as a runaway father. That's not the actions of
a good man. But he's a brilliant man. He's also
a guy who's happy to use taxpayer funds to enrich himself.
He's done that with Tesla, and I'm convinced he hasn't
paid us back on that yet. But he's garnering a
lot of attention. And President Trump has made the decision
to have Elon asside him in the Oval office, and
this is smart from a perspective, but it also saddened
me in a way because we are watching I think,
the most brilliant vice president we've ever had, and I
don't know that Jade Vance is seeking to have the
intention on him that would go to who he is.
Jade Vance is a Catholic. He's a Christian, and jd.
Vance then is a Christian, is a man who may
well have actual humility, which is fascinating given the things
that he's done in life. His life story is one
of the best we've ever had as a vice president,
coming out of poverty at Appalachia with a mother who
became addicted to pharmaceuticals, and pharmaceutical companies love Appalachia. It's
some of the most addicted places in the world, is
an Appalachia. It's not just pharmaceuticals. This is a bizarre thing.
If you've ever had an Appalaysia, you'll never see more
mountain dew trucks in the world. And people self medicate
with that as well. It's really realizarre. I didn't know
that until I was there with a friend of mine
who took me on a tour, and Jadvance rose out
of that and became a venture capitalist and an author
and a guy who has been given a real gift
of an intellect. What I love about what Jadie Vance
is doing is as an active vice president, he's being
asked to construct the deal to allow TikTok to man
the United States because he understands full stack tech as
a venture capitalist, and he thinks there's a way to
do this so that the Chinese Communist Party is not
getting a bunch of our data. Now, by point of fact,
I'm not convinced that I want Facebook to have all
our data. I don't know that I trust Facebook anymore
than I trust the Chinese Communist Party, or for that matter, YouTube,
which continues to take orders from the World Health Organization,
then continues to ban videos such as Katie Hopkins who
went down to South Africa for a bunch of weeks
to see the actual genocide against white farmers. But nonetheless,
Jadie Vance has been asked to do that. He's a
brilliant man capable of doing it. He's also a guy
who has taken with one single phrase, something we can
apply to almost every single Mockingbird media member who attempts
to deconstruct a Trump administration. It was that beautiful, beautiful
phrase where he broke character and I'm going to call
this the phrase of the decade politically. That was when
he said to Martha Radish, do you hear yourself? I
think I watched a man sit there in true astonishment
as Martha Radish began saying, no, senator, I'm going to
stop you there. I know exactly what's going on. This
is in a small number of apartment buildings, and the
chief of police is said, it's small and contain and
it's just a small problem, and Jadevance started to respond
with a talking point, Well, Martha, I think what's important.
Then he stopped. He goes, wait, Martha, do you hear yourself?
And for a moment he actually, I believe had human
concern for her. It's very much like sitting with a
loved one who says something of this nature. Look, I
know the alcohol is bad for me, but it makes
me feel better. I know it's destroying me, but it
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who became poisoned by pharmaceuticals, has probably said from time
to time to his own mother as a little boy, mom,
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I think is our most brilliant vice president who's willing
to travel the world building his portfolio. I think that
he's on a process of coming back and being the
single most qualified vice president of candidate we've ever had
to be president, because he knows President Trump has one term.
And if you look and watch at what the media
does around this guy, it is phenomenal. This is from PBS,
the reliably panic Jonathan k Part who walks around panics
of anything that's not Democrat, and the reliably fake conservative
David Brooks. And they're talking here about JD. Vance in
their mourning, well not JD. Vance but the Trump administration.
Then they mentioned Ivy League nihilism. Now listen to this
and watch this.
Speaker 7: Can I just get both of you to briefly weigh
on this, because we were nearing one month into the
Trump presidency.
Speaker 1: Is it clear to you where the guard rails are?
Jonathan No.
Speaker 2: No.
Speaker 8: In a perfect world, Republicans on the hill would be
the guardrails.
Speaker 1: Rails.
Speaker 8: They would do things like, I don't know, maybe not
approve some of these unqualified people to the cabinet.
Speaker 1: But they haven't done it.
Speaker 8: And in the case of the Speaker Johnson, he's not
a guard rail, he's an enabler. He's a true believer.
And so without that resistance from one of the branches
of government, the executive is running roughshot.
Speaker 3: David, do you agree with that.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I think the courts will stand up, even the
Trump appointees. They have very firm opinions about executive power.
They believe in the independent judiciary, they believe in that
we have three ranches of government. I think that those
guard guard rails will be there. What I object to
is Donald Trump was elected mostly by working class people
who have real problems. They have health disparities with the
rest of us, they have educational disparities, they workplace, they
live in communities that have where social capital is low.
Donald Trump was elected by those people. You'd think he'd
care enough about them to do something on behalf of
the people who elected them. Instead, he's going after you know, usaid,
He's going after any place he thinks there might be
liberal people with the college degrees. And so what we're
seeing is not populism. What we're seeing is a sort
of ivy League right wing nihilism. And to me, that
is so disorienting and so shocking and so appalling that
you can't even serve the legitimate needs of the people
who put you in power.
Speaker 1: It right wing nihilism. JD. Vance goes around the world
in defensive free speech, and he calls out to dictatorial
countries in the European Union, and it's not serving the
interests of the American people who elected President Trump. We
were lied into a war in Ukraine that we are on.
We were on the precipice of boots on the ground
care Starmer, the dictator of the UK just recently said
he's considering boots on the ground. We were lied into
that position. We've been paying the American taxpayers money. These
guys that David Brooks is pretending to care about, who
come from areas with low social capital, whatever the hell
that means low social capital, David. Real people don't talk
about social capital. People who do a green screen shot
in front of the San Francisco Golden Gate Bridge from
the Mount Tamapius side did that. There's no sitting there,
just so everybody knows that's the shot behind this guy.
If you're looking at this that you have to be
he's sitting up in the air. I mean it's a
green screen. It's not to be a good one. We
don't talk about social capital. We talk about having friends.
The American taxpayer being fleeced to pay for so called
independent media in Ukraine. That's actually lying about Ukrainian men
being seized, beaten, and forced into the front lines in conscription.
We have videos of it happening, and you've paid four
hundred and fifty million taxpayer dollars to hide that and
to lie about it. It serves the interest of the
people who elected President Trump to not get our country
into position where we're on the precipice of war in
the Ukraine with our boots on the ground. Jd. Vance
is out talking about free speech and defending that, defending
free speech and saying to Europe if you're going to
be on the side of censorship, we're not going to
have a lot to be able to help you. We're
not going to be able to be a very good
ally because you are destroying your own countries by fearing
the people who elected you. Our most brilliant vice president
called out the fact that the European Union themselves wanted
to deplatform candidate Trump.
Speaker 9: The leader I forget exactly which official it was within
the European Union, but sent Elon in this threatening letter
that basically said, we're going to arrest you if you
platform Donald Trump, who, by the way, is the likely
next president of the United States. So what America should
be saying is, oh, if NATO wants us to continue
supporting them, and NATO cut wants us to continue to
be a good participant in this military alliance, why don't
you respect American values and respect free speech? Excuse me,
it's insane that we would support a military alliance if
that military alliance isn't.
Speaker 1: Going to be pro free speech.
Speaker 9: I think we can do both, but we've got to
say American power comes with certain strings attached. Those is
respect free speech, especially in our European allies. Like, look,
I'm not going to go to some backwoods country and
tell them how to live their lives. But European countries
should theoretically share American values, especially about some very basic
things like free speech.
Speaker 1: Well, and yeah, and we're funding their defense. We've got
hundreds of thousands of troops over there, funding their defense
not just with their money, but with their potential lives
and sometimes with their lives. So this is the war
we've been fighting in Syria that we don't talk about.
I love that Jadevance makes these statements. I love that
he's building his portfolio and obviously do not want President
Trump to be assassinated. They already took two shots at him,
and I think they were allowed to take those shots. Personally,
It's just I do not believe for two seconds that
the Secret Service forgot how to secure the high ground.
Oh we forgot that. That's right, You're supposed to do that.
So President Trump, this is so Trumpian. He's left instructions.
If I ran assassinates him, Iran and their prozeys will
threaten to retaliate against you and your team by killing
you guys or taking out so long.
Speaker 10: Well, they haven't done that, and that would be a
terrible thing for them to do, not because of me.
If they did that, they would be obliterated. That would
be the end. I've left instructions. They do, they get obliterated,
there won't be anything left, and they shouldn't be able
to do it. And Biden should have said that, but
he never did. And I don't know what lack of intelligence.
Speaker 1: Perhaps lack of intelligence are pure evil. Jd Vance is
building a portfolio under the shadow of Elon Musk, and
I think this is an interesting dynamic and perhaps a
potent dynamic. The left cannot seem to put a bead
of hatred on President Trump, and how could they in
that there are people so driven to hate him that
in some cases it's become an illness with people that
You have journalists now who stand against free speech because
President Trump is pro free speech. Hey, if he's in
favor of it, we're again it. You have people who
are standing now in defense of fast food because RFK
Junior is criticizing it. You now have people on the
left going, oh, you bry the uh Carls Junior from
a cold dead hands. They can't put this beat of
hatred on President Trump because they've done everything and everyone
who's gonna hate him does. There's nothing they can do
to make more people hate him. Elon Musk. They can
spread the hate, but that really just dilutes the hatred
for President Trump because now people have to hate two people.
And in the background of this, there's JD. Vance, who's
making agreements, working on the TikTok deal, who's working in
free speech, who's overseeing much of the border work, and
who is building an international portfolio of seriousness in defense
of something that is going to churn out to be
As we dig into USAID and the money that they
gave media and the media that they propped up. That's
really just CIA front media. When the full story comes out,
I think the evident hero of this will be the
guy who was calling out the alarm around the world
about free speech, speaking to the faces of the dictators
of the European Union. I think JD. Vance staying in
the shadows in this way is brilliant because when it's
time for him to come out of the shadows, he'll
be doing what God does as a servative God. The
beginning was the Word, the word was with God, and
the word was God. He's defending the word. Story number three,
there is a woman who gets to call herself a minister,
and she rejects one of the core tenants of the
Christian faith. If not the core tenant, the core tenant,
if you're not a Bible reading Christian or Bible thumper
like me, then you might not know First Corinthians, chapter fifteen,
verse seventeen. And if this had not happened, your faith
is feudile, and you're still in your sins. And people
who are biblically observant, biblically literate know exactly what I
mean when I say, and if this had not happened,
I'm paraphrasing Paul, And if this has not happened, your
faith is feudile and you're still in your sins. So
what would that be that thing? Would it be Jesus
walking on water? Would it be him feeding the five thousand?
What would that be that thing that the apostle Paul said,
Absent this, there is no Christian faith. Well, this minister
doesn't put much stock in that. Now I admire her honesty.
I really admire her honesty. That she is willing to
admit that she doesn't believe in this core tenet of
the Christian faith, or that she doubts it. I mean,
that's honesty, it's transparency. And as Christians, sometimes it's really
really good to pray. And I'll do this sometimes I'll
pray God intellectually, I know this to be true. I
believe it. Lord. Where I don't believe, it helped me believe.
Where I don't trust, help me trust, Lord, I trust
you totally. And where I don't trust, help me trust.
Does that sound like I'm arguing with myself cognitive dissonance?
It is, and yet I want to state it as
this positive. So on one hand, I applaud her honesty.
On the other hand, she's a heretic, and believe it
or not, she actually admits it. She admits this belief
is corrupt and apparently doing this on Easter Sunday. You're
living through a time where there is a battle against
corruption and a battle for it. You have elected officials
like Jamie Raskin standing in defensive corruption, you have the
American Federation of Government Employees standing in favor of corruption,
and you have a battle to stop it. You don't
have to like Elon Musk, and you don't have to
like President Trump, but the numbers that we're getting at
a USAID and all these other other organizations show how
utterly corrupt we are. Hud lost one point nine billion dollars.
They misplaced it, and then Elon Musk's forensic accounting team
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zero three. The name of this minister is pat Langloise.
She is a minister at the United Church of Christ
and here she is disclosing the fact that she does
not believe one of the core tenants of the Christian faith.
Speaker 7: And we were asked the question about the resurrection, and
the question was did the resurrection actually physically happened? And
if it didn't or did, what does that do to
your faith?
Speaker 10: Well?
Speaker 8: Our reason?
Speaker 7: And so for me, I said, well, do I think
that it could have happened? And did happen? I believe
so because I think God's big enough and has the
ability to and I feel it probably did. But if
I'm to be you know, scientific or realistic, I don't know.
And I say that because there's no quote proof, right,
there's no quote proof. Did it really happen, Right, did
Jesus physically like wake up? And you know Starbucks coffee
was on, And so what happened? Did Jesus really raise
from the dead. I don't know, but I'm gonna tell
you this. If Jesus didn't physically raise from the dead
and ascend, it doesn't change a thing about my love
of God and Christ and Christianity. You know why, because
I truly believe in my heart of hearts that my faith,
our faith is a resurrection faith.
Speaker 2: Amen.
Speaker 7: And I know he come to Easter service and hear
a heretical sermon, you are in the right place.
Speaker 1: That's the point of correction. And thank you to protest
you dot com. That was not a sermon. That was
a lady talking about her feelings. A sermon is based
upon the Gospel, and that wasn't looking based upon the
Old Testament. Sermon's based on the Word of God. That
wasn't she was emoting. But let's get down to the
point she doubts. Okay, I appreciate her mentioning that even
if maybe there was a sermon with it's a small clip.
Maybe she actually quote a scripture. Maybe it's just a
bad sermon. John twenty verses twenty through twenty nine. This
is after the Lord Jesus had the body been put
to death. The Lord I'd come back and back to life.
A week later, his disciples were in the house again,
and Thomas was with them through the door, though the
doors were locked. Jesus came and stood among them and said,
peace be with you. Then he said to Thomas, put
your finger here, see my hand. Reach out your hand
and put it into my side. Stop doubting and believe.
Thomas said to him, my Lord, my God. Then Jesus
told him, because you've seen me, you have believed. Blessed
are those who have not seen and yet believed. Is
that proof? It was to Thomas, How do I know?
Because just like his other compatriots, the eleven who had
been hiding in upper rooms fleeing Jewish leaders, the religious
technocrats of the time, Thomas did too. He changed, just
like every other disciple. He was martyred. Oh, they tried
to kill John, I guess, and John died of natural causes.
They just couldn't figure out how to kill him, so
he died in prison. Thomas did not believe that Jesus
had risen said it until I touch him with my
own hands, I'm not going to believe it. So maybe
it was all the hulks. Maybe this never happened. But
then why did Thomas turn around and go get martyred?
Why did Peter who feared a twelve year old girl,
probably some preteen girl, accusing him of being a disciple
of Jesus. Peter was afraid of a little girl. Oh,
I've never seen any Jesus. And then he went out
and got martyred right after he watched his wife be murdered,
and he was saying to her, tradition tells us, think
of the Lord. Why did Peter say, yeah, you know what,
I want it to be worse. I want my death
to hurt more. So I want you to please crucify
me upside down. So what Christian tradition tells us. She
said that this doesn't change her faith, because her changes
her faith as a resurrection faith. But she'd be having
faith in what a group of liars frauds. She'd be
having faith in a guy who said, hey, I'm the Messiah.
Turn down this temple and I'll raise it back up
in three days. And then he didn't. The apostle Paul
directly addressed this, just like Charles Darwin had said at
one point, if there's no explanation for the Cambrian explosion,
this was when a huge number of species just all
of a sudden appeared, with no presidential species. He had
nightmares about that. He said. If that isn't there's no
satisfactory explanation for this, my theory is dead. Remember, Charles
Darwin had no idea that DNA existed, so he didn't
know that the DNA of animals have been unchanged. Well.
The apostle Paul, who himself met the Lord Jesus after
the Lord had died and gone to heaven, and confronted
a guy named Saul who had been out murdering Christians.
He very well may have been the guy who murdered
the first Christian martyr. He was at least there. He
admitted that in First Corinthians, chapter fifteen, verse seventeen, a
man who later went to his death in Rome, and
all he had to do was say I was wrong.
Jesus didn't rise from the death. All he had to
do was kissed the ring of the Emperor. He refused.
Fet Corinthians, chapter fifteen, verse seventeen Paul, who used to
be Saul, said, and if Christ has not been raised,
your faith is futile, and you are still in your sins.
The apostle Paul, who wrote one third of the Gospel, says,
if Jesus Christ did not rise from the dead, this
whole thing is a fraud. But a minister at the
Church of Christ named patland Gloise emote otherwise. And she
seems like a nice enough lady, so I feel like
I can pray for her in legitimacy without just saying
I'm going to do it. This is the Todd Hermannshaw.
Please go, be well, be strong, be kind, and please
make every effort to walk in the light of the
risen Christ and