Speaker 1: Welcome to the three Stories version of the Todd Herbert Show.
Story number one, will the GOP step in and prevent
America's decline into a low trust society? Story number two
ban young people from social media? Good luck, Boomer. Story
number three, God signs his work. We'll talk about all
of this with the help of Know Your Risk podcast
dot com. That's Zach Abraham Bowerck Capital Management, and of
course God Almighty himself.
Speaker 2: The Todd Herman Show is one percent disapproved by big
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Free America. Here's the Emerald City exile Todd Herman.
Speaker 1: Today is today the Lord has made, and these are
the times to which God has decided we shall live.
You know, the stakes of the game in America are
so much higher than the good little shiny headed, shiny
shoed professional Republicans in Washington, d C.
Speaker 2: Think.
Speaker 1: First of all, the stakes of the game that we're
really playing are eternal. And every time the GOP allows
and aids and a BET's fraud and lies and refuses
to do their jobs as if they're serving Jesus himself,
they're losing an eternal battle I mean, one easy example, Constitution,
the Congress shall create a budget. They just don't. When
we work in our jobs where to work as if
we're working for the Lord Jesus himself, even for difficult bosses,
and Congress can't even do that. We could look at
this to whom much is given, much is expected. They've
been given much. Most of them get rich on insider trading.
None of them hurt for money. You're in there six years,
you're retired with a huge pension. Plus you can go
serve on towards, et cetera. It's a known game, but
the stakes of the American game are so much higher
than John Thune. Even though he's tall and slim's got
decent hair for a dude's age, He's cast as a politician.
It's what a politician is supposed to look like. If
you'd looked senator up, his image pops up. He doesn't understand, truly,
he can't and continue down the path he has of
not rushing to get President Trump's judicial nominees approved, of
not rushing to go out and right size are obviously
obviously open for corruption elections. To not write size the
technocratic medical state, or to go on a massive series
of pushes to deport from our country people who came
here to commit fraud and to steal her money and
to take it home. What he does not understand is
the GOP has a chance to stop the ultimate end
of American society, which is a collapse into a low
trust society. Low trust societies happen when ordinary citizens look
around and says, no one else is following the law.
I'll give you a quick example. The railroads in North
Idaho effectively took over an intersection where we live, and
they're building an overpass. It's a boondoggle. It's a stupid idea.
It's going to destroy a commute. Even here in North Idaho,
this stuff happens. So they've set up a ridiculous light,
and sometimes you'll wait seven ten minutes at this light
when there's no reason at all to wait because there's
no traffic. So people ignore it. And first it was
a few or two people ignoring it. Now everybody ignores it.
It's not putting people in danger. Again, there's no cars there.
But this is an example of other people going, well,
no one else follows this light, Why should I apply
this to the nation? And these are the stakes of
the game. The Democrat Party gets this in ways that
the Republicans simply cannot. For instance, here's the Democrat Party
that has just dropped a bunch of paid testers to
try to drown out independent journalists who are looking into
fraud in Minnesota. These people are so clearly paid. Here
they are chanting, all in the same vests, hands off,
are Noah, this is in defense, they're claiming, this is
defense of some all the Americans. It's in defensive frauds.
And our tax money is so often used for this
stuff that a lot of us aren't even saying, well,
why shouldn't we do this. I've seen a lot of
people saying, wait, wait, wait, why am I paying taxes
again when so much is going to this fraud. The
irs can't go after every tax cheat today. If people
actually organized and said, yeah, you know what we're done.
What would happen if five million Americans said we're gonna
just short our income tax by a buck five million
dollars dropping the bucket they're not going to carry. Do
they have the resources to go after five million Americans
for one dollar? What is the accrued interest on one
dollars in penalty at the IRIS. Over ten years, you
might get to a thousand bucks the GOP. If they
do not step in, and I mean take immediate action,
we're going to see us begin to drain into a
low trust society. For instance, in Seattle, the new mayor
there forty three years old. This is her first actual
paying gig. She came out hard on this daycare thing,
and I mean she nailed it as racism, as harassing
daycare providers. She and her cohort, the so called Attorney
General of the separate country of Washington, are focusing on
prosecuting independent journalists. She wrote on Twitter or someone who
works for her, did I stand with the Samali childcare
providers who experienced targeted harassment and condemned the surveillance campaign
promoted by extremist influencers. If you believe yourself to be
the victim of a hate kind priest, call this hotline
and there's a link to the state ag site. So
you have a city that allows open air drug dealing
and sex trafficking, and theft and assault and vagrancy and
the destruction of property, people vandalizing property and property theft
and going and stealing someone's backyard and setting up a tent.
And if you think I'm kidding, I'm not. Or taking
away someone's home because you claim it's yours that you're
given the right to rent it, and it takes them
two years to get you out. All you have to
do is get inside. And this is a hate crime.
It's the slip into a low trust society. And if
the GOP doesn't do something big, a lot of taxpayers
are going to say, wait, I'm done. Ag He meet
Kay Dillon, who runs the Civil Rights division of the
Department's Justice. She did something. She tweeted, Wow, asking questions
and citizen journalism are not hate crimes. In America. The
protected speech, and if Sattle tries to show that speech,
civil rights will step into protect it and set them straight.
Govern yourselves accordingly to which all of the socialists in
Seattle say this. If the GOP doesn't step in, you're
going to see a slip into a low trust society.
What does a low trust society look like? Well, in
Venezuela look like people eating zoo animals to live. Low
trust societies look like people stealing from one another because
everyone else is doing it. The medical establishment here made
themselves low trust. They did this throughout the covid era.
They do it many many other ways. When I talk
to my surgeon, my shoulder surgeon, who is one of
the best shoulder surgeons in the world, about stem cells
in Mexico, he told me something he thought was true.
He said, Todd, I put stem cells in your wound
after I operate on you. Why would you fly to Mexico?
And I said this, Roger, you're using my stem cells
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stem cells are just as old as me. You're using
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does not do some things and their easy, easy targets
to confront this fraud, they're going to be sending us
into becoming a low trust society. Mario Nafal posts this
breaking Minnesota Somalia fraud plot deepens. Fake childcare centers caught
donating to Democrats. Okay, this is the grift. They get
monies through illegal activities like pretending to have forty kids
when they have four forty every day, when they've got
four every day. They take these checks and they start
dropping one thousand dollars checks off to political candidates in
other areas, Somalian political candidates. We are watching a nation
that does not mean as well. Flood our nation with
operatives showing them how to commit this fraud and doing
this with the aid of some Democrat operatives. Here's the system.
This is a crushable system. This is effectively a rico crime.
It's effectively organized crime because you could wash rents and
repeat this franchised approach to stealing our money. Where are
the mass arrests and the indictments. If you and I
had figured out a way to, let's say, scam oh,
I don't know Big Pharma out of their drugs, you
think we'd be walking away from this? If you and
I figured out a way to walk into a Walmart
and walk out with a thousand bucks of stuff in
states that do not allow shoplifting, and we were teaching
people how to do that, how long do you think
it would take before we were in prison? If we
figured out a way to go after big banks to
skim one hundred bucks from accounts. Do you think we'd
be free or worth our taxes? If we figured out
ways how to scam the irs and to pay twenty
percent less than taxes. If they figured that out and
we were teaching others how to do it, you go
to prison. There are people who've been to prison for
teaching others how to pay less taxes. There's people who've
gone to jail in Nevada for teaching people how to
beat the casinos. Cam Higbee is an independent journalist who
operates largely out of the Seattle area. He's been looking
into the daycare centers there and the healthcare centers there.
He writes. Roughly eighty percent of all publicly disclosed Washington
campaign donations made in twenty twenty five by people which
childcare listed as occupation went to the Smallly Port of
Commissioner or Port Seattle Commissioner Hamdi Muhammad. What would you
think would matter with a port commissioner, Well, it's a
seat of power. You control commerce in and out of
the country. What else do you control policy as to
how much searching do we do of things that leave
the Port of Seattle? You know, like bags of cash
which happened in Minnesota. There were DHS officers who saw
two hundred thousand dollars in cash leaving our country in bags.
If you or I do that at the airport, show
up with ten thousand dollars cash and we're going to
a foreign country, we're supposed to declare that, and if
you don't, you can be detained. The GOP does not
understand the stakes of the game. John Finn looks pretty
comfortable all this stuff. Mike Johnson likes to talk a
big game, but he looks pretty comfortable. If there are
not arrests on this, and they're not prosecutions and people
don't go to prison, then why would people continue to
pay ten taxes? Because guess what many people are not
If fraud probe has expanded in Washington State, there's daycares
with seven kids that took in eighty one thousand dollars
a month. And if you don't think people are catching on,
young people are catching on to this, and they're beginning
to ask tax questions.
Speaker 3: Why do we pay taxes when our government won't notice millions,
perhaps billions of dollars being fraudulently siphoned through businesses that,
in broad daylight are clearly not legitimate businesses.
Speaker 1: And yet if I.
Speaker 3: Don't pay my little tax bill, the IRS is going
to be on my tail. And at the same time,
you've got the Pentagon failing its eighth audit. It has
never passed an audit, and the history of audits being
done on the Pentagon.
Speaker 1: This guy's not even twenty five years old, and he
gets it. It's not just young men who get it.
This young woman gets it. She has the same thing.
She being questions about taxes.
Speaker 4: I want to talk about how the average American is
starting to feel as major corruption is being exposed, especially
now with the case Minnesota and the daycare fraud. This
is not just about money being stolen anymore. It's about
a growing feeling that being a good citizen, being a
hard working person, paying your taxes may not be worth it.
People are starting to feel stupid. They think, well, I'm here,
I'm playing by the rules, i am working hard, I'm
providing for my family, I'm doing the hard work, and
I'm the idiot. You see the memes online and we laugh,
you know, like, oh, me on my way to work
thinking that I should have just opened a daycare center
in Minnesota and made millions. And again it is funny,
but it's also deeply sad.
Speaker 1: Applying safe filters to this, and people do use filters,
and maybe she does. She can't be thirty, and she's
got this information. And if you think this is all
racism is not, I can show you plenty of videos
of plenty of black people saying, wait a minute, Wait
a minute, I own a small business. Where's my millions
of bucks? John Thune, Mike Johnson. You guys think the
stakes of the game are the midterms? Yeah, I kind
of hope you win it, but if you don't, it's
going to be on you. And if we slip into
a low trust society, your midterms are never gonna matter again.
Story number two, ban young people from social media? Good luck, boomer.
You know, I'm not a boomer. Some people think I'm
a gen xer, but I'm also not a guy who
likes to believe in fairy tales or in kind of
black magic type stuff. And I think evil's real. I
think if you're on the side of trying to ban speech,
that's evil. And I can understand the tendency to want
to ban social media usage for people who are sixteen
and under. I get that that can't happen at the
government level. I mean, truly, good luck with this. And
there's a guy in Britain Benjamin Butterworth, Leo Curse and
Charlie Rally discussing a ban for people who are sixteen
and under from social media.
Speaker 5: I think we should definitely follow Australia closely on this.
They're doing the world of service by experimenting with it,
because I reckon in twenty years time, we'll look at
the idea that we had unfettered access for eleven year
olds to social media, like we look at our parents'
generation sort of be able to get cigarettes at twelve
years old. I think it's obviously bad for us. It's
creating all sorts of mental health problems, and it probably
will be right to do what Australia has done.
Speaker 6: I don't know where I says on this.
Speaker 1: I'm not sure. I'm just totally confused.
Speaker 6: I mean, as a parent, I do I actually think
of sixty it's a good idea for children to not
have access to social media, not have access to just
the entire internet, you know, all this horrific stuff you
can get on the Internet until they're old enough. But
I mean parents can do that to a certain extent.
Speaker 1: So I mean, and you good luck doing this at
a government level. And yes, parents looked take my advice.
I screwed this up really bad. So I'm the guy
who can come and say, don't script the way I did. Yes, parents,
your kids should not have access to social media until
they're about eighteen. And there's tons of reasons for this.
The primary reason is because it's not a real world,
because it is so curated, and it creates attention disorders
at creating anxiety you're constantly paying attention. Is I should
have realized this the first time I saw my daughter
respond to a text group. She wasn't even on social
media and had made the idiot decision my wife and
I did to allow her to have this phone. And
she and I had been out on a fun ski weekend,
first time we'd ever skied, and so she hadn't been
paying attention to the stinking phone. She pulled it out
and said, oh my gosh, Oh my gosh, this is
what people think of me. And it was a life
changing moment, and not in a good way, because she'd
been away from the phone and this rumor started and
she had to go back and read everything people said.
But good luck, you can't do it. And I'll explain why.
I particularly this period of time that it cannot be done.
There's too much money being bet on it not getting done,
So explain this in a second. Obviously, there's tons of
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The reason I'm saying good luck Boomer in this is
because of AI, kids are going to be able to
build their own social media apps. They're going to be
able to build their own platforms. They're not going to
have to wait around for a platform to be built
for them. You're not going to succeed in banning social
media when over the weekends any kid can figure out
how to do this effectively on their own. So let's
have some realistic views here. This should happen at the
parental level. You could dock it down at the routal level,
at the carrier level, you can try to do all
of that. But just like we and my generation, kids
got access to pornography in our case magazines, kids are
going to get access to this stuff. So what if
we want a different direction. What if we went to
kids and instead dominated their lives with actual actual interactions.
What if we didn't give them time for social media.
What if we as parents invested in communities that are
family based. What if we from the very very beginning
upon having kids made part of our planning process, how
are we going to live in a neighborhood that is
just absolutely just kid filled? And if we did that,
what would that look like? What if our time was
spent with our kids building connections in Christian communities? So
what would that look like? It would look to me
like having kids in church, not just on Sundays, like
one or two sundays a month. It would look like
kids being in church for youth groups and for weekly meetings,
and for support groups, and for sports and for connection
time outside of school. If we did that as Christians,
we would be filling our kids with so supportive life,
such connected life. They wouldn't have a lot of time
for the devices. And yes, we can take the devices
away and at the same time teach kids that it
is not good that man is alone. And one way
to be alone is to be on social media, because
one of the biggest side effects of social media is
actual loneliness. Though you feel like you have friends. Story
number three. God signs his work. You know, God has
made it possible for us to never stop learning about him.
Just the other night, my wife and I are reading
a book answering Questions about the Bible, and there was
this question I thought was kind of a nonsense question.
Are there dinosaurs in the Bible? I thought, ah, I've
read the Bible. There's no dinosaurs in the Bible. And
then I found out that, in fact, in the Book
of Job there is a mention of something called the
Leviathon and it's not sid doesn't say dinosaur, but Leviathon
means a great, big, huge creature. There's another called the Behemoth,
and the behemoth is said to be a vegetable eater,
a huge vegtea eater who lives near the water side.
So could it be dinosaurs? Could be, but it's definitely
something I'd rather study than just go around thinking, oh,
there's no dinosaurs in there. See. God has created a
circumstances where we can always learn about Him, primarily through
his word, because that's his language. And when we spend
time in God's word, reading his words that he caused
to be written through human beings, we're getting to be
used to God's voice, and Jesus said, the sheep recognized
the voice of the good shepherd, And obviously that's a metaphor.
But yes you are. If you're a sheep and someone's
calling to you, hey, come and get food. I don't
know who that is, but you hear the shepherd's voice, Well,
that's the guy who actually feeds me. You're going to
go that way. So it is with Jesus that if
we don't spend time in his word, it's difficult for
us to understand or to recognize his voice versus the
voice of false teachers. Likewise, God signs his work in
ways that you wouldn't think of as scripture. I think
he's put into all human design, all sorts of ways
to back up the fact that he designed this. This
is a Facebook post that went really viral, and for
pretty good reason. West Laws. Jesus died at thirty three.
The human spine has thirty three vertebra. The same structure
that holds us up is the same number of years
he held this earth. We have twelve birds on each side,
twelve disciples, twelve tribes of Israel. God built his design
into our bones. He wrote heaven into our anatomy. The
vagus nerve runs from your brain to your heart and
got it calms storms inside the body. It looks just
like a cross. That's the power source running through us.
Every time your body heals, every time your heart slows
in prayer, every time peace shows up and when it shouldn't,
that's him. Jesus rose on the third day. Science tells
us that when you fast for three days, your body
starts regenerating. Old cells die, new ones are born, healing begins.
Your body literally resurrects itself. That's not coincidence, that's design,
and it keeps going. Your heart has an electrical rhythm.
Your brain lights up when you pray. Tears contain different
chemicals depending on if you're crying from joy or grief.
The blood speaks, the bones store memory. The body worships,
whether you realize it or not. We're fearfully and wonderfully made.
We're walking prophecy. Where are tabernacles, dust and divinity in
one God didn't just create you, He carved himself into you.
You don't need to look too far to find him.
You just need to look inward. He's been in the
design since the beginning. Now, let's not confuse this with
new agingus that we look inward to find God. If
you are a Christian and you've given your life to
Jesus Christ and you abide with him, you have the
Holy Spirit, in which case your body is a tabernacle
and it stores the Kingdom of Heaven inside your body.
That is one of the most miraculous changes in relation
to Jesus coming as our propitiation, our counselor our advocate.
Is no longer do we have to go inside some
super secret temple with some super special curtain to be
in the presence of God. He's in us. That's where marble. Now,
there's all sorts of ways to look at this from
a perspective of signatures God signing his work. One of
them is the golden ratio. So if you've not researched
the golden ratio, it's an amazing thing. It's just that
it's a ratio. It's math. It can be expressed in
the shell of a snail. It can be expressed in
the spiral of a sunflower. It can be expressed in
the human face, it can be expressed in pyramids, and
it is often expressed in art that lasts such as
the Mona Lisa is laid out in the Golden ratio,
the human ear is laid out in the Golden ratio.
It also happens that the cross is laid out in
the Golden ratio, at least the Latin cross, the classic cross,
and that Vegas nerve that he just mentioned west Law mentioned.
Here's an image of it, obviously highly stylized. This is
the Vegas nerve in the body of an image of
Jesus as women taught to think of him. There's the
Vegas nerve. And if you've ever looked at a three
D replica of the Vegas nerve, and you can look
at this as the body roles, you can see how
much it's like across. I believe God signs this work
because he wants us to see him everywhere. There was
a surgeon who faced a near death experience, and in
his near death experience, like he had, his colleagues have
to save his life. He shouldn't have been saved. He
should have died. Later, he was doing some research on
how did this happen and what did they do to
save my life? And it just none of it made sense.
I should have died a hundred times. Then he was
looking at an image of the veguus nerve. Behold the
cross of Christ. I think God signs his work in
numerous ways. I didn't know this about the pentagram and
the pentagon, but in early midieval christ in Christian symbolism,
the pentagram, which was derived from the pentagon, represented the
five wounds of Christ, and the pentagon inherently incorporates the
Golden ratio in its diagonal and sides, so it's like
a geometric symbol of divine harmony in Christian art, and
not cogn iconography. Obviously that's been captured by the other side.
I didn't know about that with the pentagram. The arc
of the Covenant, the dimensions are described in the Bible
two point five cubits long, one point five cubits wide
and high, and he yields to with ratio of approximately
one point six sixty seven, which is very, very close
to the golden ratio of one point six one eight.
It's easy to interpret this as a symbol of God
once again signing his work. And of course the Ark
of the Covenant is deeply, deeply meaningful to the Jewish
people to this day, and it should be meaningful to Christians,
because of course Jesus came as a Jew and taught
us all to follow him as the Messiah. The Latin Cross,
the proportions of the Latin Cross are very very close
to the Golden Ratio, as you can see here laid
out in a Golden ratio spiral in this image. But
it's not just an imagery that we see God signing
his work. The Golden ratio can be found in music,
because music is partly math. When music as because it's
proven to continue to be pleasing to the ear, Box
mass in B minor is roughly the Golden ratio. Box
organ works like Jesus Christ Jesus Christus under high under Highlands,
that's in the Golden ratio. Box's inventions and fugues work
in the Golden ratio. The music expresses math can be
wound back into a God who signs his work. He
make things pleasing to the ear and to the eye
and to living. In architecture does this Leonardo da Vinci's
Architecture in Art, Leonardo da Vinci's The Version of the
Rocks So Renaissance painting of a Christian scene, Mary the
Christ Child, John the Baptist, and an angel uses multiple
golden sections in its composition. Here's an example of this.
If they wanted to lay the Golden ratio on that compositions,
it's all over the painting. Further, Savador Daldy's Sacrament of
the Last Supper is in the Golden Race show. Gothic
cathedrals like the Notre Dame de Paris, the facade forms
a near perfect golden rectangle golden ratio one point seventy
two five. There's cathedral elements, there's general sacred geometry and
Renaissance arts, all laid out into the golden ratio, which
once again is approximated in the Cross of Christ and
the Latin Cross. God science his work. He signed our DNA,
he signed the human genome. We can read it, we
can write it, we can repeat it in all ways.
If you're truly, truly digging into the truth of science,
you're going to land on a creator who designed everything,
and that is the God of the Bible. 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.