Speaker 1: Oh look, you cop. Me transferred my coffee out of
my old mug into my brand new Boom Frog coffee mug.
Look at that at camera, Alex, Look.
Speaker 2: At that so good.
Speaker 1: The enemy of my enemy is my friend. That's one
way to say it. The other way to say it
is Sometimes cops arrive on a domestic violence call and
a wife has been calling and saying, my husband's gonna
end my life and he's for real this time, and
he won't stop, and she's weeping and crying and please
come and save my life. And the cops show up
and the arresting the man, and the woman rushes out
of the kitchen with a baseball bat or a sake
knife and tries to attack the cops. Psychotic rights people
in trauma get all sorts of weird responses. The Mockingbird
media has suffered a huge trauma, and together as a whole,
they're attempting to come along and eat a twenty three
year old young man named Nick Shirley. I'll show you
all the signs of this here in a moment, with
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Speaker 3: The Todd Herman Show is one percent disapproved, but big
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Free America. Here's the Emerald City, Xime todd Herman.
Speaker 1: Today is the day the Lord has made and these
are the times see which God is the sad mishall have.
I set a funny memory from back in the radio days,
filling in for the Great RUSHLM. Boss still have two
national radio shows that wouldn't happen with that rush. But
sometimes you could hear him. I don't know, if you
go listen to some of the old shows, you could
hear him take a drink before he opened the mic.
Ands more regularly, and maybe you've heard this, you could
hear him light up a cigar during the show. I
said that was cool that you could hear that. Intimately,
this this the golden EIB microphone that was real. By
the way, that microphone was actually golden. I'm not conferring
myself to Rashiam, just saying here, I was sipping coffee
on my new bone Frog coffee mug. Josh Gerstein, legal
affairs reporter. We talked about this last week, but we're
going to frame this show with Josh and then at
the end something a cat at CBS News was allowed
to say, and this is one of their talking heads
made quite a bold statement about CBS and how their
coverage is going to change. And I'll play that for you.
It's book ends because this was supposed to be at
CBS News, a great, big statement of accountability. But they
still they they even with Barry Weiss trying, I think,
to fix things there, they still don't get it. And
I know there's a lot of people who are suspicious
of Barry Weis's for a various number of reasons. So
Josh Christine is a legal affairs reporter for The Politico,
he's written at all these places. You'd think he'd understand
the law. He got savaged, and rightfully so for coming
out and saying at some point the amateur effort to
knock on doors of home daycare daycares intersects with robust
standard ground laws, and of course community notes destroyed this
strand your ground laws remove the duty to retreat from
a threat when a person is in a place they
have a legal right to be. Knocking in the door
was supposed to the public businesses not constitute a threat,
so standard ground laws could not be invoked as self defense. Secondly,
there is no standard ground law in the state of Minnesota.
Now let's pause and just behold, and let's examine his
instinct to immediately attack Nick Sureley as an amateur knocking
the doors. What constitutes professional journalist? Is it the mast head?
Do we even use the frame masthead anymore? The publication
for what you write? Did Cheryl Atkinson when she left
with all her awards and all her recognition as an
investigator journalist when she left CBS, did she now lose
her credential bona fides or any of the number of
people that have done this Laura Logan, did she lose
her professional bona fides because she left?
Speaker 4: Was?
Speaker 1: I think it was? What was she ABC? She was
a woman who was sexually assaulted by twenty or thirty
Muslim men and not all assaulted her, but when she
was reporting to the Middle East and she was told
to shut up, don't you dare talk about this? See
Nick Surely comes out and he does a story that
anyone could have done, and it's just like this domestic
violence thing. You'd think the meat had come along. Oh yeah,
where are the bad guys in this, let's jump in
on this investigation. Instead they come along and they start
beating on the cop.
Speaker 2: Dick.
Speaker 1: Surely is the very image of holding power to account. Yeah,
he was a prankster on YouTube. A lot of people
got their start on YouTube. I would have been wise
to start my career on YouTube as a prankster. So
Alex overall producer and friend here, found this. Remember the
whole it's not happening, and then if it is happening,
it's a good thing. Remember that. So it starts at
the top. It's not happening. There's no daycare frauds. All
Simonians are here to have life liberty so they can
pursue happiness, and they don't want any public No, no,
it's not happening. It's a right wing conspiracy. Sound familiar.
It might be happening, And comes Josh kirstein, maybe we
can kill the people noticing it. It is happening, and
it's good, just at a new kind of level to this.
This was his instinct, and the later he came along
and said, Hey, saying that a thing might happen doesn't
mean that you wanted to happen. No, but calling a
guy who started his career in a way different than
you did, who has accomplished things you never have. You
have never gotten a governor fired, and Nick didn't quite
accomplish that. But Waltz is not going to run again.
Twenty three year old Newt the career of a guy
who a short cycle ago was the was the running
mate of the great Kamala Harris, who of course swept
the country with a campaign of joy, and the media
jumped on that this organic, yeah, joy based campaign, remember
that now he's out. When I was involved in taking
down a sittying House speaker because I was not a journalist,
I tried to do a good job as a talk
show host. I was not a journalist. I broke stories,
and when I had something that was questionable, I tried
to confirm it. I tried not just to accept anything
that came across my desk, but they came at me.
And just Gerstein doesn't understand something. They didn't understand it
in nineteen ninety four, and they don't understand it now.
They can't understand this. When I took on the sitting
House speaker as a twenty gosh, what was I twenty
six twenty seven something, twenty six or twenty seven. I
took him onto his face and I went to one
of his town halls and I raised my hand and
he let me speak to him. I was allowed to
speak to the king. And I stood up and said, yes, sir,
mister speaker, thank you very much for calling on me
and letting me speak. My name is Todd Herman. On Monday,
I'm starting a program called Backtalk with Todd Herman an
am twelve thirty KSPN, and I intend to use that
program start to see that you are not reelected. And
he looked at me and kind of smiled and said, well, Son,
a lot of bigger people than you've tried, and I
wish you good luck. And I said, the name is
not Son, it's toddter Herman, and you're going to memorize that.
None he did, and they immediately attacked me. Not because
they didn't have experience, they could have had a very
reasonable attack. Who is this clown? He's a community college
drop out. Who is this clown? And this is what
passes for conservative radio, some idiot redneck kid who what
did some music radio once or twice? Instead, they came
out what I was saying, which drew people to hear
what I was saying. And when they got to my
program and they said, what you call them? What I
call him? The sphincter of the house, The sphincter of
the house. Yeah, that's what I call him. And people say,
how could you defend that? Like this? He keeps all
the nutritious stuff for himself and dumps the rest of
it on us. He's a sphincter. And then when people
tuned in and they learned that, wait, he has how
much money? This is before the Internet, you couldn't go
look up the name of Paul to their net Worse,
you couldn't do that then. It was difficult to find.
But when I got it, and I got it through
a Bloomberg News research device because we had business radio there,
they had this terminal and they was able to access
his net worth. Some of the trades, the IPOs he'd
been involved in that no one got involved in. He
was buying penny stock of companies that were about to
go ipo. He was being gifted these things. He developed
this incredible net worth, and I was telling people things
they had never heard. They didn't know that Tom Foley
was suing them because Washington State voted for term lim.
It's folly was suing them. People didn't know that. They
didn't know that he didn't live in Spokane, that he
rarely visited Spokane, that they kept an apartment here he
and his wife had. That they didn't know any of
these things. So they hear they read this article in
a spokes From review, and one by one by one
their reporters tried to take me down, always based upon
what I say, never my credentials, which they could have done.
It culminated in the editor of that publication. I think
his name was Chris Peck. He was the guy who
was going to take me apart. And sure it did
the interview, and yes, yes I knew it was a
hit piece. But what I knew what happened is that
people would read this, and liberals who were going to
vote from anyway, they might call in and make great
radio for me. But conservatives who read that said, okay,
this is my guy, Josh Gerstein. It helped along the
Nick Shirley phenomena, and he cannot understand it. We're watching
you attack your own A lot of conservatives are still
fans of meritocracy. Rather than a bureaucracy of meritocracy. The
merit of your work is what demands respect. You earn merits.
So Nick has earned an audience, he has fostered an audience,
He has cared for an audience. He has made smart
career shifts in what he has done. This isn't the
first thing has unveiled. He's done a lot in Texas.
This isn't his first big hit. It's by far the biggest.
But instead of profiling him or bringing him in for
an interview, you want to make him the story, make
him the story. When they do this, they try these hits.
CBS tried this, and CBS had a conversation with him,
and they go out and they think they're going to
disprove what Nick said, but they end up proving what
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three eight. So they're trying to eat Nick Shirley, and
they're making the same mistake on a monumentally larger basis
than they tried with me. I mean I had the
I had PBS come out in the Mcneilair News Hour,
and and sort of these time by time they sort
of try to attack me or get me into an
interview and think they could cage me. Or they had
me on public television in Spokane and they tried to
cage me, and they just could not grasp what they
were actually doing. So CBS went out and they had
their take on the Nick Shirley stuff.
Speaker 5: Is the stake here committing from No, no, no, we're
not coming in proud?
Speaker 1: Okay? So the money stolen from Minnesota fiscal year twenty
twenty three seven hundred and twenty seven, three hundred and
thirty six dollars, fiscal year twenty twenty four fifty one
fifty one million, fifty nine thousand and seventy eight, and
then fiscal year twenty no, that was one million, fiscal
year twenty twenty five, one million for fifty nine dollars.
So we're talking here about about two and a half
million bucks. So are you committing fraud?
Speaker 4: No?
Speaker 1: How many kids did they have there?
Speaker 6: Showed a security footage from the same day Shirley was here.
According to the timestamps in the videos, this woman takes
a young child into the center at around nine am
that day, about three hours before Shirley arrives at the
door closer to the street. Within the hour after Shirley leaves,
a woman arrives at the other door with a stroller.
A larger family heads inside a few hours later.
Speaker 1: Four four kids. Pardon me, I know, that's really really
fun radio when you're coughing. Yeap, yep, I got the sickness.
I got it. Bat four kids million, one million, forty
fifty nine bucks in fiscal year. And incidentally, part of
the swindle here is that they care for their own kids.
So you're why Life drops your kid off at your
daycare and you get paid to care for your kids.
In the separate country of Washington State. They're running the
fraud a little differently. They do it in homes. So
you have a Simonian with six kids living next door
to her sister who's a Somalian with five kids. They
both have daycares. They trade kids here for each other's kids,
and they get these massive payouts. And then you're saying,
wait a minute, they're living in luxury houses. These are
massive payouts. They're making what four five hundred and six
hundred thousand bucks a year. They don't qualify for aid. Well,
sure they do. Those are businesses. Now they have losses.
They get to write all this stuff off. But their
instinct is to go for Nick Shirley. CNN made an
attempt to go swing it. Surely.
Speaker 5: I mean they would say, look, these rockcases have been
going on, but they've already gone like eighty indictments. The
cases have been going on, you know for years.
Speaker 1: Why did I show.
Speaker 7: Up one day Minnesota and go to all these daycares,
no children siving millions of dollars, be uncourage one hundred
and ten million dollars on fraud in one day.
Speaker 5: How do you know that all the allegations that you're
making are true?
Speaker 1: How do I know that they're true?
Speaker 7: Well, we showed you guys that We showed you guys
what was happening, and then you guys can go ahead
and make your own nunce.
Speaker 5: We're coming so we can make our onn analysis. Are
you one hundred percent sure you're true?
Speaker 1: Yeah? I am one hundred percent sure I'm true.
Speaker 5: CNN is looking into Shirley's claims.
Speaker 6: Hi, my name's Whitney Wild.
Speaker 5: I'm a correspondent for CNN. We reached out to several
of the daycares featured in the now viral video. Only
one daycare facility answered and said they are a legitimate business.
Good have you seen that CEO's you know, purporting that
some of these daycares don't have kids inside. Minnesota Republicans say,
despite the new focus from the Trump administration, they have
been sounding the alarm on fraud for years.
Speaker 1: They don't say they have. These are noble things they have.
It's not that they say they have. They still can't understand.
There's nothing you're going to do as it's a mockingbird
media member to any longer have people ignore their eyes.
And every time a report like this airs, there are
people who tune in and they go look at the
Nick Shirley video and they come out and go, ay,
he's not crazy, he's not a racist. He seems like
a nice kid. He's got an older guy with him
who's operating off this paper. They've got these addresses of
these facilities. They're going to them one by one. He
goes into a building. Oh, by the way, there's fourteen
healthcare companies in this one building. And there's no patience.
There's no one in here, but fourteen healthcare companies getting
hundreds of millions of bucks. What should they have done?
Steal the story? Go do your investigations of these places
and come out and be on the side of truth.
If you go in and there's forty kids every day,
you have a story that's not what they did. Likewise,
with me back in the day, coming at me for
what I say when what I say is true, because
people could observe their own eyes. Here is the print out.
I will never forget having a reporter say, you've made
a lot of claims about Tom Foley's net worth and
how he got there. Why are you the only one
reporting this? If this is true? And during the interview,
I said, are you saying it's not true? Why are
you're reporting it? And why you're the only one reporting?
I said, no, I'm not playing the game. I understand
that you don't want to make yourself the story, but
I'm not playing the game. Is what I said true
or not? Well, that's not the point. Why you're the
only one reporting it? And I said, because it's true,
that's why. Because you guys want access to Foley. I
don't care if I ever talked to Tom Foley. So
they're trying the same thing on a monumentally larger basis.
I don't know what it's like to be as is
in the spotlight, as Nick Shirley so ms NOW, which
is MSNBC, and that brand failed, so they had to
try this lame relaunch. They have another way of viewing this,
which is again going to be just as ineffective.
Speaker 8: Because it looks like the Somali population in Minnesota, the
Smali immigrant population, may have been at some involved in
some way. Those people are being scapegoaded and that community
is being scapegoaded in a way that certainly serves the
far right, and so that's also something to keep an
eye on, and that's inappropriate.
Speaker 1: So the Somali community was involved in some way. People
are watching with their eyes Nick Shirley going to daycare
centers clearly owned by Somalian people because the names of
the centers, because of seeing the people who run them,
they are listed as having Somali speakers there. So the
small community is involved in some way. They are the way.
It's not all Simonians, it's the Smaling community that knows
this is going on. There's a video that surfaced It
appears to show parents getting paid off for bringing their
kids in. They bring their kids in, and once a
week a guy goes and hands the envelopes that appear
to be money, because of course everyone's getting paid off.
So MS now tries this. CBS did, in fact go
back and do some work on this and some work
on the history of this, and they were a little
bit fair. Even NPR wrote an article that's sort of
fair about Nick Shirley, although they call him a YouTuber,
which is their way of putting him down because he's
lies en'ent how a masthead like NPR and NPR is
a broken brand. It's a destroyed brand. Now this gets
super funny for me when you look at the other
people who are trying to attack Nick Shirley. So the
Democrat Party had to come out and they had to
find human shields and they had to put a human
face on this. So they started doing paid protests on
behalf of Somonian daycares. They started going through their list
and doing what are called direct actions. And there are
companies who get paid. And when we got bought when
we sold our big data company to WPP, one of
the companies involved in purchasing purchasing US was called direct impact.
Their job were to create rent a mobs, rent to protesters,
rent a crowds that we could move people into protests
on their behalf. And this was so bizarre, I'll never forget.
We were working on behalf of fed X because UPS
was attacking them for not being unionized. So we were
doing this work on behalf of fed X and we
were providing the data they were providing the rental protesters,
rent to supporters, and our affiliate across the Stink and
Hallway was working for UPS. We were in meetings together,
but we just never talked about those particular accounts. But
all they had to do was look at our whiteboards.
So that's how filthy this is. So you can see this,
because we're going to show you what you're supposed to
believe is organic support for this stuff and these samonians.
And wait until you see people as they're being caused
to read statements that they instinctively know are wrong, and
watch as they catch themselves in this. There's some things
that you don't think of as wrong and they're not.
And it's a process of aging. There's a lot of
things you can do to forestall aging or even to
reverse aging. I think I looked older, probably fifteen years ago,
because it was heavier, my skin was unhealthy, et cetera.
I felt in some ways older. I couldn't move well,
et cetera. So a lot of this is diets, a
lot of it is exercised. And a friend of mine
asked me the other day how do you have this discipline?
And I didn't answer her. Well, I was tired. It
was New Year's Eve and I was up very, very late. Guys,
I was up until eleven stink and thirty, No, twelve
thirty at night, twelve stink and thirty. My wife and
I were awake, and I didn't answer her well. I
said that I no longer. This is no longer disciplined
for me. This is just how I eat. I don't
even think of it as disciplined. I don't think of
going to the gym as disciplined. I should be this
disciplined in other areas of my life, like a daily
budget and a weekly budget, and I should be more
disciplined than that in prayer life. I get that. But
one of the things you have to do if you
want to reverse aging is know how old you are.
My friends at renew Healthcare have started a process of
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E n U E dot Healthcare. So the Mockingbird media's
instinct was like that domestic abuse case we were talking
about where people been calling. You know, the job of
of media is to help hold power to account, to
seek the truth, to speak the truth, who, what, where, when, why, dispassionately,
wherever the truth goes. That's their job. When they see
these stories coming up, their eyes saw this. They saw
these Somali Dare care centers were empty, They saw the fraud.
They saw it. But again, just like the domestic violence case.
Instead of going and saying, hey, let us help, let's
bring Nick Shirley on, Let's let him tell his story.
What did you see? They would have made more headway there,
and people still would have questioned this, and they still
could have asked tough questions. But instead they go into
attack mode, which is like the abuse wife rushing out
of the kitchen with a stake and I'm trying to
attack the cops that she called. So the Democrat Party
then goes into action. They go activate their lists. There's
companies they work with, they have their own lists. There's
companies they work with to rent a mod and to
rent protests. And so now we get people who are
daycare activists, because there's a lot of daycare activism. So
if you're watching the video version of this, this is
better for you. Watch this lady cover her mouth as
she slips and says an accidental truth about this.
Speaker 4: And I do see some signs over here that say
stop fraud, and I agree, stop it.
Speaker 1: There are wait lists for these programs that are years long.
There is fraud. There is that is so gorgeous. I
gotta see that again. That is so gorgeous. Maybe I
can not cough up along. This is so incredible. Let's
start this again. Daycare active is because at first she
says the fraud, she kind of catches right. Then she
comes back and she says it again, and she brings
up the talking points. The things she's covering her face
with are her talking poets.
Speaker 8: And I can see some signs over here that say
stop fraud, and I agree, stop it.
Speaker 4: There for these.
Speaker 1: Programs that are years long, there is fraud. There is.
They're probably are weightless for daycare. I have friends of
mine have waitless to get their kids into private schools.
And that goes back, and it brutally backs up the
point of the Nick Shirley video. It's not just money
they stole, it's opportunity for other parents. This is going
to happen when the federal government pours money into a thing,
count on it being stolenlan because no one pays a fee,
none of the people who are supposed to monitoring the
fraud are going to go to prison. Tim Waltz steps
out of governments, He's not going to run again. He's
not going to prison. Guys, No one's going to prison.
Maybe some of the frauds, there's maybe. And by the way,
there is no small number. It's a pretty large number
of people who are young people who've been voting mega,
who are saying out loud for everyone to see. Unless
people go to prison over this, I will never vote again.
There will be no point. I will never waste my
time again because if you can't prosecute this. Oh incidentally,
by the way, you can seize with federal charges. You
can go into a state and take Tim Waltz out.
They could do that. There's a mechanism in federal law
it could do that. If he is openly failing to
carry out his fiduciary duties around federal monies, they could
go scoop them up, and they should. What would happen.
What would be the downside of scooping up Waltz like
we did a Maduro. Oh well, the left to be outraged.
It'd be a constitutional crisis. Okay, it's a constitutional crisis. Okay,
We're in a constitutional crisis. The whole takeover our electoral
college is a constitutional crisis. The fact that the Somolians
have figured out how to come into our country and
steal maybe nine billion dollars is a crisis. But Nick
Sureley's the problem. Nick Shirley's the problem. I was in
an interview back in the day when they're trying to
hit me, and this guy asked me, how do you
defend calling Tom Foley to speaker of the House of Representatives,
the sphincter of the House. How do you defend that?
And I gave him the same answer I gave. Look,
let me explain it again. Foley has been involved in
IPO's buying penny stocks, being gifted penny stocks that later
go and turn around and sell for twenty five maybe
a hundred bucks. He's built this massive net worth. He's
going to get paid to not work for the rest
of his life at like one hundred and fifty grand
a year. The average income here is about thirty three
thousand bucks at the time, is what it was. He'll
have security and a staff. He'll have a staff handling
his schedule for the next I think it was five
years after he was out. He'll have an office they
pay for for the next five years. And that's all
nutritious stuff for him that he keeps in the body
folly and he dumps the waste on us sphincter. I said,
I have a question for you. I was reading your
coverage of me and you called me far right? What
is far right about me? Well, I'm not going to
get into that. That's an editorial decision. I was reading
the coverage of me, and you refer to Tom Foley
countless times. Is here speaker of the House of Representatives,
longtime public servant. You say democrat once, you never say
far left? Why why didn't you apply an ideological label
to him? And he doesn't get the whole purpose of
that discussion, you know, because he's not going to write
these things. Dude, I told you I'm recording the interview.
I told you the mics are on. So the piece
comes out and he writes his piece. None of that's involved.
And what he wrote was Hermann provided a comparison for
the body function of digestion. That's not what I did.
So they're treating to make sure they said. Way Now,
this one is hilarious. This is a Minnesota mom. She's
a longtime Minnesota and she has her fraud thing is
in her talking points. She reads this, watch this reaction.
This is gorgeous.
Speaker 4: If child care is a'm unable to work or go
to school, I understand fraud is bad.
Speaker 1: Oh gosh, we have to start this again. Please tune
in to the white savior behind her, who is comforting
the BIPOC. Read the words bypop good byepop good good
good bye punk. Watch this. This is just incredible that
it's the white lady of course, with black glasses and
uniform glasses behind her. The woman understands what she's saying.
It's and it's on her phone.
Speaker 4: If childcare is cut, I'm unable to work or go
to school. I understand, fraud is bad.
Speaker 2: Oh it's okay, it's okay, it's okay.
Speaker 1: She can't continue. Wow, But yeah, Nick, Sureley's the problem.
I don't know how many times you've seen this, but
when CNN puts together a focused group and we talked
to voters around the country, many Republicans regret their vote
for Donald Trump, and then they go do the research. Ho,
those aren't Republicans. Some of them are with the Democrat Party.
Do you remember when Hillary Cinson walked into one of
the chain Mexican food stores and produced a bunch of
hot sauce from her purse because she carried that around,
And then it turns out that the guy who around
the store was a lifetime donor. Or when she ran
into someone at a coffee shop and she ended up
sitting down and having a cup of joe with that
person and they talked about issues and and kitchen issues
and dining and dining room table issues, and they hugged
each other and thank you for listening to me, Madam
second Terry, and thank you so much for spending time
with me. And the media said this is just organic
and you all, wow, look at this, and she just
had this. And then someone from the right came along
and said, actually she's the co chair of the local
Democrat party. She was placed there. Nothing nothing compares to
that form of realization of that woman, that Samalian woman
realizing that fraud is right there. Our talking points, but
Nick Sureley's the problem. We said we would begin this
with bookends, and we're going to begin and end with bookends.
We had the Josh Gersteine effectively trying to go somemonions
into shooting Nick Shirley if they knock on the door
of their business. And we're going to bookend this with
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upgrade to subscription. This is CBS News And there's no
doubt that this guy was allowed to make this statement.
There's no doubt it was written out and he's talking
about things they're going to change at CBS News.
Speaker 9: On too many stories, the press has missed the story
because we've taken into account the perspective of advocates and
not the average American. Or we put too much weight
in the analysis of academics or elites and not enough
on you. And I know this because at certain points
I have been you. I have felt this way too.
I felt like what I was seeing and hearing on
the news didn't reflect what I was seeing and hearing
in my own life, and that the most urgent questions
simply weren't being asked. So here's my promise to you
today and every time you see me in this chair,
you come first, not advertisers, not politicians, not corporate interests,
and yes that does include the corporate owners of CBS.
Speaker 1: I report for.
Speaker 9: You, which means I tell you what I know, when
I know it, and how I know it, and when
I get it wrong, I'll tell you that too. It
also means I'm going to talk to everybody and hold
everyone in public life to the very same standard. After all,
I became a journalist to talk to people. I love
talking to people about what works in this country, what
doesn't and not only what should change, but the good
idea is that should never change. I think telling the
truth is one of them.
Speaker 1: Praise Scott. I hope this guy pulls it off, and
if he does, then will learn his name if he does,
and maybe Barry Weiss will help with that. I think
the Free Press was a very pretty incredible organization grown
out of substack and sold pretty quickly magically, almost became big.
That causes me concern. Magic hugeness. They don't miss stories.
They make him up. They invented from whole cloth. CBS
is just as guilty as this of so called missing stories,
and it's the poison route goes way way, way way back.
The guy who ran sixty minutes admitted, Don what's his
name admitted they had the job of getting William Jefferson
blithe Clinton the third elected. They saw that as their job,
and they designed their coverage to do that. That's not
missing a story, that's being the story. If they make
these changes, God bless them. I'd love to see that.
It's one of the things they could do is bring
Nick Shirley in and spend a day or a couple
days with them, get to know him. He's a huge story.
Hear his point of view, do a profile on him
that's fair, and at the same time churn around and
compare their coverage of this. Because this stuff, this fraud,
has been known about for twenty years. Apologize for having
not covered it. This is the Todd Hermann Shaw. Please go,
be well, be strong, be kind, and please make every
effort to walk in the life of Christ.