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Speaker 1: Welcome to the Three Stories version of The Todd Herman Show.

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The Veggie Tales people go after Matt Walsh and Mark

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Zuckerberg from Meta Facebook thinks he's done with politics. Maybe

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it's a head fake, maybe he's head fake in US,

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but he thinks he's done with politics. And actually, for once,

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I actually know exactly what Kamala Harris was trying to say.

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She doesn't understand the concept, but I know the concept

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she's speaking about, and it's something you should know. We

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get started with the help of our YouTube channel, YouTube

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dot com, slash at the Todd Herman Show, and of

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course with God Almighty.

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Speaker 2: The Todd Herman Show is one hundred percent disapproved by

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big Pharma, technocurrats and Tyran's everywhere from the highd Mountains

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of Free American. Here's the Emerald City exile Todd her.

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Speaker 1: Today is the day the Lord has made, and these

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are the times through which God has decided we shall

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live the Three Stories version of The Todd Herman Show. Hello.

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The people who put together Veggie Tails decided that they

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would go after Matt Walsh. And this isn't a podcast.

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There's three people involved in this and what made them

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think this would be a good idea eludes me. I

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guess there are people who get to speak their mind

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just like I do.

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Speaker 3: It's Phil Visher who created veggie Tails.

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Speaker 1: A guy named pastor Mike Err, and a guy named

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Sky Jathani who apparently used to be a pastor and

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now is a Christian speaker, whatever that means. And I

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don't know these guys, never met them. I've never watched

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veggie Tails, and I'm proud of it because I kind

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of think that maybe Jesus shouldn't be a fruit or

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a vegetable or a kumquat. But maybe that's just me.

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I do think, having watched this, though, that these guys

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probably belong in the realm of theology through food, because

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they certainly don't belong in the realm of the culture

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war because they refused to recognize that someone fought the

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cultural war long before Matt Walsh. And I'm not comparing

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Matt to this particular person who fought this culture war,

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because none of us can compare to this person. But

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there was this guy named Jesus Christ who came and

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fought a culture war. He did the Lord Jesus when

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he walked on Earth, as fully god fully man, having

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surrendered his deity, having not sought a quality with God,

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because he was choosing, as part of the Holy Trinity

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to walk in our shoes. He was here to fight

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a culture war. If you doubt it, pick up a

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copy of this scene called the New Testament.

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Speaker 3: It's attached to the Bible.

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Speaker 1: Often sometimes it's one book, and you will see Jesus

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in culture war circumstances. Culture war is alike. Hold on

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a second that, Hey, that rabbi's up there with the

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woman at a well alone and she's a Samaritan. Culture war.

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You think Jesus didn't know that was going to get around.

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Jews and Samaritans didn't mix, and men certainly didn't go

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talk to women alone. And a woman at the well

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at noon, well, it's like she didn't want to be

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around other women, right, because she was notorious, she was

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a sinner. She was on her seventh marriage, and that

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marriage wasn't even her husband. Jesus spoke to her a rabbi. Well, yeah,

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he also revealed to her that he was the Messiah.

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In some readings, the first actual instance of him speaking

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outside of the apostles was to a woman. That's a

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culture war, because you better believe that got around. I mean,

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think of how many times the Pharisees said to the

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Lord Jesus and about him, he eats with sinners, he

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eats with tax collectors. Lord Jesus said, hey, the physician

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does not come to heal the well but the sick.

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Many many times it went beyond culture. It went down

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to dogma versus the word of God, the dogma. Hey,

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we saw your followers. They're eating heads of grain and

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barley walking around. What are you doing this? This is

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a sabbath. You can't do that. Wait, don't you remember

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King David and the temple bread. If only understood that

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my father wants mercy, not sacrifice, that the Sabbath was

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made for man, not man for the.

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Speaker 3: Sabbath, that's culture war stuff.

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Speaker 1: Well, then we could go to knocking over the tables

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at the temple, outside the temple where it had become

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a trading ground for monies, and taking out a whip

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and whipping the floor in front of the bosses of

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the world. That's a culture war. So what exactly did

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they have this problem with In terms of Matt Walsh, Well,

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he's not Jesus Jesus get to do things we don't

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get to do because these Jesus. But what was that

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specific issue. I'll tell you that in just a second.

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See culture, as Andrew Breitbart says, swims upset, swims upstream

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of politics. Sure enough it does. You know what else?

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It swims upstream from things like healthcare. Our culture has genuinely,

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genuinely shifted away from healthcare. You very ready to get healthcare.

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You get pill care, you get pill care, or you

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get cutting care. Think of all the times if you're

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in your mid fifties where you've been pitched to pill

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have you been told you should get a stat and yet,

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well why would I want a stat And you got

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to get the status everyone's got the statins got to

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be taking that stuff. If you've been in any circumstance

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you're being told you're gonna need to have surgery, Hey,

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eventually we're gonna have to operate on you if that

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neuropathy continues. The only thing we can do is really

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get in there and operate. And you know, I just

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have this carpal tunnel like thing. You know what we

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got to do, got to open up your arm and

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scrape that tendon that'll make it better, create more space

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in there. It'll move and that's what we're gonna do,

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and there'll be some pills to follow up. That's pill care,

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it's cutting care. In Mexico, I go to renew dot

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Healthcare for healthcare because I'm super active. I end up

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with an injury or two, like two shoulders and an ankle.

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When I go down there, I actually get healthcare and

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it's delivered using the miracle of umbilical cord stem cells

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that and from placentas no aborted tissue. These cells are

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remarkably powerful. They heal by fighting inflammation immediately, then they rebuild.

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They're just bound with all this building energy. They just

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don't know what they're supposed to build until they go

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where they're supposed to build. So if your doctor is

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saying pills are cutting stop, please just go ask renew

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to look at your medical records and they'll tell you

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if they can relieve you of pain. Go to renew

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dot Healthcare. It's r E n U E dot Healthcare.

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This is part of the discussion about Matt Walsh again

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the veggietails, folks, This.

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Speaker 4: Is the kicker from Matt Walsh. Matt Walsh pushed back

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and said and said, I have no regrets about the

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methods we used and would happily do it again. And

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then he added, the real dividing line is between those

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of us who are willing to do what it takes

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to win the culture war and those of us who

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are not.

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Speaker 5: Yep, yep, and there and there that is the dividing line. Absolutely,

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that is exactly the dividing lin That is very true.

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Speaker 4: You agree, You're you're going on record to say you

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agree with Matt.

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Speaker 5: Walsh in one very narrow respect, you cannot follow the

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sermon on the Mount and engage in a culture war. Yes,

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so there is a dividing line. Absolutely.

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Speaker 1: So.

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Speaker 5: So there's this, you know, principle in Judaism about what

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it is when you when you save a life, you

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save the world. And so to deceive in order to

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protect life, I mean, I'm all for it, absolutely, to

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deceive my wife when she asks, you know, did I

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put a lot of thought into Valentine's Day? That's self

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pre I'm all for that too, To deceive in order

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to own the libs. May it never be well, may

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it never be.

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Speaker 6: And let's be clear, it's not just deceived to own

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the libs. It's deceive to own the libs that in

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a movie that you will make millions of dollars distributing.

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So there is a self interest in here, there's a

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financial interest.

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Speaker 4: It's also yeah, it's deceiving for entertainment value exact, because

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are there are a whole bunch of other ways that

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you could make a point that you disagree with diversity,

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equity and inclusion programs other than making fun of the

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people who promote them for money.

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Speaker 1: Fighting The culture war is life saving. I mean, we

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could go to the easy topic of abortion. We can

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go to the topic of over medicalizing confused teens who

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shouldn't be medicalized in any way matter, idea, faction, or form,

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but who should be chatted with and talk through things

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as it has always happened with kids to go through

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puberty that ends up taking lives when kids go get

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medicalized and preventing life because the kid have kids. This

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is a life saving act. The culture war. And by

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the way, the Sermon on the Mount is.

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Speaker 3: A culture war. Do you not get this?

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Speaker 1: You honestly don't get that that was a culture war moment.

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I know it's beautiful, I know it's lovely. I know

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the words inspire us, and it's a culture war. How

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can I say that? Matthew Chapter five. Now, when Jesus

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saw the crowds, he went up on a mountain side

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and sat down. His disciples came to him, and he

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began to teach them what's another porn spirit? For theirs

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is the kingdom of heaven. At that time, your money

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as a Jewish man was an indicator of how much

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God loved you. Your piety displays outside the temple as

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you prayed loudly was a connection to your blessings from God.

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Blessed are those who mourn, for they will be comforted.

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Blessed are the meek, for they will inherit the earth

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the meek. Say what you will of the Pharisees, they

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weren't meek. Blessed are those who hunger and thirst for righteousness,

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for they will be filled. Who are you to speak

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of righteousness? Righteousness is the province of God alone. Blessed

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are the merciful, for they will be shown mercy. Blessed

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are the pure and heart, for they will see God.

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Blessed are the peacemakers, for they would be called children

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of God. And he claims to be the Messiah, a peacemaker.

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He's not here to crush Rome. The Messiah. Blessed to

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those who are persecuted because of righteousness, For theirs is

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the kingdom of Heaven. Blessed are you when people insult you,

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persecute you, and falsely say all kinds of evil against you.

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Because of me, the entire thing is beautiful. So many

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of the words of Jesus were were the culture war,

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particularly this. You've heard it said to the people long ago,

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you shall not murder, and anyone who murders will be

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subject to judgment. But I tell you that anyone who's

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angry with a brother or sister will be subject to judgment. Again.

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Anyone who says to brother or sister raha, meaning fool,

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or you're unworthy, irredeemable, is answerable to the court. And

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anyone who says you fool will be in danger of

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the fire. Jesus said, You have heard it said. He

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was quoting the Pharisees who were watching this, who controlled

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the culture of the time. You have heard it said.

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But I say to you, and on the topic of deception,

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I heard one of the speakers say that to deceive.

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To save a life is okay, but then pretending that

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the culture war is not life saving. You're talking here

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in our culture war about importing thirteen thousand illegal immigrants

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who are felons. That's part of the culture war. Yes,

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we're to be kind of the sole journals, for we

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ourselves are sojourners. We are visitors in this world. But

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we are also to protect the least of these. Matt

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Walsh has changed culture veggie tails. I guess I don't know.

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I've never seen it, so I'd be unfair for me

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to say, but that broccoli, it's big. Back to the Bible, Joshua,

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Chapter six, twenty two twenty five, Joshua was to go

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seize a city. God had said, you need to take

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the city, need to take this land. This is for you,

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So it was a just war. God said to go

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do this. Joshua said to the two men who had

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what does that say, spied out the land, go into

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the prostitute's house and bring her out and all who

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belonged to her, in accordance with your oaths to her.

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So the young man who'd done the spine went in

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and brought out Rahab, her father, and mother, her brothers

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and sisters, and all who belonged to her. They brought

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out her entire family and put them in a place

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outside the camp of Israel. Then they burned the whole

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city and everything in it. But they put the silver

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and gold, and the articles of bronze and iron into

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the treasury of the Lord's house. But Joshua spared Rahab,

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the prostitute, with her family and all who belonged to her,

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because she hid the men Joshua had sent as spies

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to Jericho, as she lives this day among the Israelites

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to this day, rather spies prostitutes, secreting spy. And to

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my understanding, Rayhab is in the line of descendants of

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the Lord Jesus in his family tree, a woman who

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secreted spies to take life. The culture war is life

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or death. Later on they went in in this clip

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and someone prattled off about fear and about how that

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there's so many people in the conservative movement trying to

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stoke fear, fear that your kid might be medically kidnapped

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from someone in a school. Hey, that's a great thing

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to make fun of and tell you have secreted families

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out of the separate countries of Oregon, Washington, in California,

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like my wife and I have, until you've met parents

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whose kids have been medically kidnapped, being a loof must

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be fun. Man that Vegiet tails money that can make

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you feel real safe and fat and happy. And I

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wonder can one actually cherish the sermon on the Mount

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and actually want to fight evil? Maybe that's not Christian.

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Story Number two, Mark Zuckerberg has himself a fancy idea.

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Mark thinks he's done with politics. Now see this here

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is funny. It goes to something that I've been saying

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about Zuckerberg. Now, please remember this if you watch, if

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you watch my whole podcast, or you listen to any

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of my radio shows, or any of the media appearances

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I do in the national radio shows, or any of

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the long form content you do. I do you know

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that when he started CrossFit? I made it. In fact,

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I think I did a video on this. I think

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I said that CrossFit was going to red pill Mark Zuckerberg.

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Speaker 3: Now why would I say that?

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Speaker 1: I'll tell you why is because combat sports and he's

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doing I think jiu jitsu and other forms of fighting

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and CrossFit. It brings testosterone up in men, and I

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said it would red pill mark Zuckerberg is a he'd

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become a father, which is going to make you want

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to be a protector. Be bringing your testosterone up can

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change how you view things. Much to this a grid

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of the party. They don't want us on this, they

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don't want us snacking on you know. I saw this

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new candy bar.

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Speaker 3: It is called estra Yum, picked it up, looked at it.

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Speaker 1: You know what the ingredients are, sugar and estrogen, se

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and some fat in it. It just market into men Estrayum,

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get those man hangies, the you know, man's ear kind

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of thing. That's where they want us. But it made

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this prediction that Zuckerberg would become sort of red pilled.

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And I think he has been. But he thinks he's

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done with politics. That's a fanciful idea, it is. I

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think there's people who'd like him to be done with politics.

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I don't think he's going to get there. I'll explain

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why in a second. Zuckerberg had one idea for a company,

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and he and his friends and there's people who think

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he stole the idea. I know that I'm not blind

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to that that he created a company that was the

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face page or whatever. We're going to go rank women

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and men and they are hot. And eventually it has

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become this thing meta, this juggernaut, this this data machine,

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this CIA dream get Another guy had a different idea. Now,

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he didn't ever go out and make Zuck type money

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few people have, but he made plenty of money. He

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was a direct marketer of some fame. He's put together

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some of the biggest direct marketing programs you've ever heard of.

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And then he became a father for the second time,

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and his son in the womb was disfigured. That's what

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the world would say, I'd say uniquely figured. Doctors looked

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at that little baby and they said, hey, why don't

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we kill him? And John and his wife said no,

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to somebody, He's going to have all sorts of health

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problems and skinn of need surgeries his whole life. And

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turns out they were right. He did. He's thirteen, He's

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been through eighteen surgeries. He's also profoundly autistic, very eigh

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up on the autism spectrum, and is largely nonverbal. But

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he's a brilliant, brilliant brilliant must be hard to not

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be able to speak your brilliance. He has a tablet

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he can use if he really needs to speak, But

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he invents soap. These fragrances that are super super meaningful

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to him. Cedarwood jasmine is my very very favorite. And

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this came from Alan remembering looking through a memory chest

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with one of his grandmas. Then there is watermelon basil,

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again a memory from yet another grandma who was cooking brunch.

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He remembered that smell. These are soaps. Now there's also

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unscented soaps. Here's the big difference. This isn't a big

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company that hates you. This stuff's not made in China

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or wherever. It's made in America by family with three

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generations of soap making expertise. And the soap is incredibly

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gentle because Alan's skin can't send anything else. But then

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there's this.

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Speaker 3: This started with Alan as the sole employee.

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Speaker 1: Then came Ian. Now we have a third employee because

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you buy soap here, so this side. Go continue to

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buy soap from the big companies that don't care about

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vergr values. Or right now, go to alansoaps dot com

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Sash Todd get ten percent off all their products and

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sign up for a soap subscription. It's Alan soaps dot

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com slash Todd. So Zuckerberg is done with politics. He

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says he was once a backer of liberal causes, and

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now he feels he is far more libertarian now. Part

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of this happens as you age. Part of it happens

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as you observe what government does. Part of it happens

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is you see what it's going to do to your kids.

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You just gain more and more experience. So part of

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this is expected. But he's not done with politics, and

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I'll tell you why, because politics is not done with him.

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This came from The Wall Street Journal via archive dot VN.

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It was only a little more than a decade ago

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that Mark Zuckerberg had a few qualms about airing his politics.

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Had few qualms about airing his politics. Ernest and optimistic,

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and perhaps naively, so, he rushed onto the national stage

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to discuss the issues he cared about, immigration, social justice, inequality, democracy,

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and action. He penned calumns and national newspapers espousing his views,

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spun up foundations in philothropic efforts, and hired hundreds of

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people to put his vast riches to work on political goals.

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That was Mark Herberg in his twenties. Zuckerberg in his

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forties is a very different Mark Zuckerberg. In conversations over

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the past few years with friends, colleagues, and advisors, mister

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Zuckerberg's expressed cynicism about politics. After years of bad experiences

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in Washington, He and others at the top of Meta,

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the parent company of Facebook, believe that both parties loathed

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technology and the air trying to continue engaging with political

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causes would only draw further scrutiny to their company. As

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recently as June, at the Allen and Company conference the

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summer camp for billionaires in Sun Valley, Idaho, mister Zuckerberg

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complained to multiple people about the blowback to Meta that

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came from the far more politically touchy aspects of his

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philanthropic efforts. He regretted hiring employees at his philanthropy who

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tried to push him further to left on some causes.

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In short, he was over it. His preference, according to

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more than a dozen friends, advisors, and executives familiar with

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his thinking, has been to wash his hands of it

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all in public. That means markus Zuckerberg is declining to

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engage with Washington except when necessary. In private, he stopped

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supporting programs at his philanthropy that could be perceived as partisan.

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He's tamp down on employee activism. Meta said these people

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who spoke on condition of anonymity because they were not

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authors to do so or did not want to jeopardize

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the relationship with mister Zuckerberg. He also spoke to President

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Trump in a one on one telephone call twice over

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the summer, these people said, a move that some characterizes

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an attempt to repair a long strained relationship between the

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two men. The political environment, I think I didn't have

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much sophistication around. I think I fundamentally misdiagnosed the problem,

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mister Zuckerberg said during a recent interview at a live

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podcast event in San Francisco. It's good to see Mark

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Zuckerberg growing. It's good to see him disappointed in DC.

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It's good to see him thinking is done with politics.

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But he's wrong. He's wrong. Politics is in every part

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of a world, though it shouldn't be. It's in our money,

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he has a lot of it. It's in our way

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of communicating.

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Speaker 3: He does a lot of it.

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Speaker 1: And then there's the data bank. I would think that

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the CEO of Telegram, the founder and CEO of Telegram,

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he was done with politics. He created a technology that

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had encryption that apparently was very difficult to crack. He

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wanted people to be able to communicate privately, to not

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be spied upon. I mean, that's really being done with politics.

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Then he was arrested in France for you know stuff

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and such. A few weeks later he came along and said,

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you know, on second thought, I think I'll go ahead

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and share with government the things that they think they

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need to see. Mark Zuckerberg can be done with politics

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as long as he lets them continue to have whatever

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data they want out of Facebook everything. Look, I can

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tell you because I know, because I sold a big

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data company at the fire hose that you can get

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out of Facebook that's expensive. I know that we can

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flow that data out and analyze that data. You can

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make predictions that you would never think would come true.

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I remember being in a meeting with the National Republican

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Senatorial Committee and we were giggled at we predicted some

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specific people. We looked at about fifty specific people we

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were going to lose an election. And we had opened

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the voter database. In this meeting and I remember a

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guy in a pink tie laughing his face off at us.

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These are four out of fours, four out of fours,

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And you guys, what that means is they voted four times,

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and each time for Republicans that passed.

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Speaker 3: Four election cycles. Four out of fours solid.

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Speaker 1: We own them. And I said to one of my

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team members, show them the pictures. Some of those four

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out of fours had yard signs for Democrats. How do

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we know? Because of the fire hose and language and analytics.

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So Mark Zuckerberg may well think he's done with politics,

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but politics ain't done with Mark. And the second he

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decides to wind that fire hose down or start playing,

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stop playing the game they want him to play. It's

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okay to be a libertarian, but you stop access to

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that data, Mark, and you're going to find out that

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politics ain't done with you. Oh, just one other thing

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one day or another. I hope that you will really

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really reflect on something. How hard it was to build Facebook.

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All of the code, all of the time, all of

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the efforts, all of the transferring now into AI, all

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of those words, all of that language, all those by binaries,

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all that code. And I think I want you to

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reflect on something.

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Speaker 3: Mark, Please.

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Speaker 1: Go look at a strand of DNA and tell me

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that came out through happenstantial interaction, you know, information arising

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at random.

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Speaker 3: I pray you'll do that.

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Speaker 1: Story number three cannot believe I'm about to say these words.

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I actually know what Kamala Harris was trying to say.

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She doesn't know what she was trying to say. But

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I actually know what Kamala Harris was trying to say.

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And that's rare for me to kind of defend her.

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But I'll do that the second you can defend yourself

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from a life of just continuing to slowly but surely

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lose muscle. I mean to some degree. I'm not talking

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about going out and getting artificial hormones like HGH or

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something like that. I'm talking about getting more nutrition out

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of every single bite of food you eat. With grocery

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store prices going up. I mean that would be a

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pretty good idea, right, eat a big turkey breast and

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you've got your thirty four grams of protein.

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Speaker 3: How much of that does your body actually.

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Speaker 1: Turned into amino acids. Well, I can tell you. My

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friends at Bioptimizers took two hundred and forty three separate

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experiments before Matt and Wade would release the product called

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mass Symes. I've been taking it for two years and

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they finally freed me up to share it with you.

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Mass Symes is a very powerful series of digestive enzymes

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that help your body digest food so that Turkey breast

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that thirty four grams of protein. Bioavailability might mean that

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you're only getting half of that, maybe a quarter of that,

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depending on your body and how it works. They conducted

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a test and experiment at Birch International University in Bosnia,

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side by side on the left, people who weren't taking

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mass Symes, on the right, people who were. The people

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on the right who were taking mass Symes saw a

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one two hundred percent increase in the amount of amino

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acids produced in their bodies. Amino Acids, and specifically branch

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shain aminos are the building block of muscle at proteins.

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They help your body maintain muscle and can even sometimes help.

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Speaker 3: You produce muscle.

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Speaker 1: If you don't intend to be overweight your entire life

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and you're in a restrictive diet, now you have to

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have this stuff. If you've been through a restrictive diet.

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You had a good healthy body weight, you got to

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dot com slash tod. Let's start with this with Kamala

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Harris in a very very tough interview with her dear

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dear friend Stephanie Ruhl talking about the border crisis. And

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of course we know exactly who's to blame for.

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Speaker 7: There are people there that are stressed, that feel that

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they're at capacity. Communities around the country that have legal immigration.

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Many have said we're at capacity, and many feel like

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the government has said to them, well, adapt, sit down,

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be quiet. This is how it is. What would Harris

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administration do for those communities who have taken in many,

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many legal immigrants but are at capacity.

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Speaker 8: Well, first of all, we do have a broken immigration

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system and it needs to be fixed. And if we

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take a step back, months ago, some of the most

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conservative members of the United States Congress came together with

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others proposed a border security bill that would have put

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fifteen hundred new border agents on the border to help

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those hard working border agents who are there right now

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working around the clock. Would have put more money into

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stemming the flow of fentanyl which is killing Americans around

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our country and devastating communities. Would have put more resources

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into our ability to process ute transnational criminal organizations, which

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in my career I've prosecuted. Donald Trump got word of

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the bill, realized it was going to fix a problem

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he wanted to run on and told him to kill

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the bill. Don't put it up for a vote.

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Speaker 1: Here's the truth about that bill. It codified catch and release,

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so you catching illegal immigrants, you got to let him go.

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Gerry Kotcha have fun. It led in another one point

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eight million illegals. It funded sanctuary cities. It funded the

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same non governmental organizations who are flying illegal immigrants all

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around the country straight into swing districts of swing states.

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Get about two million of these people right now that

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the Democrats want to register to vote. Many times swing

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state elections are decided by twenty thousand votes, and this

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would have funded those same groups who are secretly flying

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these people around, taking them out of cant Fornia, for instance,

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on one hundred and fifty thousand dollars per flight, in

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landing them in Texas. This gave lawyers to illegal iggorbrants.

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You had to pay for those lawyers. Do you have

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your own lawyer? It gave work permits to illegal immigrants.

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It did nothing to deport illegal immigrants. It provided absolutely

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no immediate wall funding. The asylum screening was incredibly weak.

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Do you fear for your life?

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Speaker 2: Yep?

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Speaker 1: Okay, cool, come on in. And of course, it gave

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sixty billion dollars to Ukraine to support their national sovereignty.

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So what Kamala Harris is trying to say there, of course,

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is that it's Donald Trump's fault. Now. God knows what

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went through the minds of the MSNBC producers that they

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decided to have Kamala Harris sitting with one part of

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the blurred set behind her apparently being a kitchen, and

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the other part containing a ladder and sauce. I guess

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because she's a hard working woman out there building greenhouses

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and such. But then she was asked another question by

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Stephanie Rule, and she took a lot of heat. Kamala

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Harris from the right doesn't know what she's saying. It's

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a word solid, well kind of, except I know exactly

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what Kamala Harris was trying to say.

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Speaker 8: And assistance to state local governments around transit dollars and

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looking holistically at the connection between that and housing, and

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looking holistically at the incentives we in the federal government

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can create for local and state governments to actually engage

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in planning in a holistic manner that includes prioritizing affordable housing.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, get it, transit villages. This is another vote shifting scheme.

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It's another classic China model. Fascist government and companies become one.

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Here's the model. There are all sorts of roads on

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which people can drive, so they constrain the roads. They

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create hov lanes. You can't drive in those roads nless

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you got three people in your car, even though those

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roads are mostly open. Then they create bus lines. Now

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this is a literal act of insanity. When I was

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living in Seattle, I would have to drive from the

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south into the city and sometimes I'd need to take

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what was sometimes.

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Speaker 3: Called the backway.

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Speaker 1: And this was through the Alaska Viaduct ninety nine, and

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there was the hovlane. Then there was a bus line,

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and I kid you not. One morning, I was coming

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into the city and it was probably a forty five

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minute backup because there'd been a massive accident, and right

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next to me is the bus lane and there are

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no buses.

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Speaker 3: I actually created a video of this.

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Speaker 1: And I watched for about I don't know, ten minutes

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not a bus camp by, and I said, I'm going

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to the bus line. This is insane, and everyone.

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Speaker 3: Else is dually going dutifully.

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Speaker 1: Well, you can't go in that bus line. And I

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drove to the bus lane and I made it in,

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and then I talked about it on the radio show.

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And then the porn organization The Stranger, the independent newspaper

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there that makes its money by hook up people with

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prostitutes and sex trafficking, they wanted to write an article

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about this, that I was some kind of dangerous rebel.

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So I said it fine, I'll send you a statement.

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They constrict the roads. Then in Seattle and other cities

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like this, they started to install twenty mile per hour

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and then fifteen mile power speed limits. And then they

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started to create these areas in town where you couldn't

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turn left, You couldn't get to an area except on

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buses or trains. So here's the swindle. Now there's the

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train line, and here's the swindle. The train line's going

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to sneak through these neighborhoods. Sometimes it doesn't even go

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through straight areas. Sometimes it does incredibly weird things, like

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it's going down a road called Pacific Highway South in Seattle,

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and then it takes a sharp left and then a

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right and then another right. Why because it went through

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and destroyed a school. That was my plan to take

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the school out. Why so they could have a brand

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new school. Why because that was incredibly valuable commercial real

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estate for high rise apartments. They would have a view

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of the Kent Valley and then the transit villages. When

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there's a train stop in your basement and you're the

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laptop class, you ride an elevator down, you pop into

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the chut choo, you pop out of the chut choo,

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you go up another tall building, and now you're at work.

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But wait, this is low income. Sure to begin with,

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they get federal and local state tax dollars to build

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low income housing right along the train line.

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Speaker 3: Right after they seize.

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Speaker 1: That land using eminent domain, they steal it from existing landowners.

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Then they up use it and for about seven years,

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those things are affordable housing. But there's this crazy thing

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about affordable housing in separate countries like Washington, Oregon, California,

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they're more expensive to build the normal housing. How do

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I know this because my uncle was one of the

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chiefs of affordable housing. It was frustrated by this, and

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because a friend of mine in Seattle were in custom

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builds and they would say, we got hired to build

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low income housing. We use more expensive ingredients if you will, faucets, accoutrema, lighting,

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et cetera, than we do in normal houses. They're better insulated,

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they're better insulated for sounds. They're built as luxury buildings

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because from seven years, after seven years, they become just that.

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And then the low income people go to the next

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area that the train goes, they go seize more land

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with eminent domain. And if your a red state, understand

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this please. These people are doing everything they can to

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spread their tentacles using transit with the great pitch of

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what moved people off your freeways. They take these trains

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into your neighborhoods, they build apartment centers around them, and

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then comes the federal dollars. Well, this is the perfect

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place for people who are on federal dollars to live

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because there's the train so they can get to work,

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even though most of them don't need to work. They

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import voters along those lines. At the same time as

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the Biden administration and the people who run him have

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done doing everything they can to make it difficult to

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live rurally. They don't want us to live really. Per

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mile taxes are ways to make it even more difficult

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to live really, so I know exactly what Kamala is

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trying to say. We want to trap you in boxes

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and ship you around like containers. She just doesn't know

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what she's saying, which is pretty common, right the modern

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babbling as it were from a babulory. Lord, Thank you

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for reminding us what happens when human want kings. This

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is what we get. Thank you for reminding us the

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You are the one and only, truly just king. This

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is the Todd Herman Shaw. Please go be well, be strong,

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be kind, and please make every effort to walk in

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the light of Christ,