Speaker 1: Welcome to the three Stories version of the Todd Hermer
Schaw Story number one Donald Trump's Gift to food destroyers,
Story number two, chat ChiPT does not Love your neighbor,
And story number three Dear CNN, define Christian Nationalism. We'll
talk about this with the help of God Almighty.
Speaker 2: The Todd Herman Show is one disapproved by big pharma,
technocrats and tyrants everywhere from the high mountains of Free America.
Here's the Emerald City exime Todd Herman.
Speaker 1: Today is the day the Lord has made in These
are the times to which God has decided we shall live.
I've supported President Trump and most of the policies, but
we're going to talk about the reason I continue to
see my Trump fatigue increase, and this case. This has
to do with the fact that our bodies are temples.
If you're a Christian and you have within you the
Holy Spirit, this is that you've accepted Jesus Christ as
your Lord and said you've done this. Mentally, you have
confessed and with your mouth. We signify this through baptism,
which is signifying dying to our old selves and being
raised again in Christ, like Christ died and was resurrected
back to the Father. Then we have within us the
Holy spirits. Remarkable thing. It's a peace of heaven. Our
bodies are temples. They're purchased at a price. This is
why we're told in the Bible to not abuse our
bodies sexually, chemically, to remain sober of mind. Of course,
because Satan's rumming about hoping to distort, to distract, to depress,
keep the temple pure, because it's the house of the
Holy Spirit, and our bodies are gifts from God, so
we're to treat them well. So I'm watching what President
Trump has done in this brand new gift to the
food destroyers of our nation, and I'm looking at this saying,
why are you making it harder to go out and
protect the temple. Incidentally, there's a corollary to this. I
can't talk about it here because this thing is something
that's going to go on the tubes, so I can't
talk about it here. But there's a corollary. Do you
understand that the people who make our food are very,
very close to another industry that wants to get into
our bodies. I talk about this a lot at my substack.
You can go get this all uncensored. It's the Todd
Herman Show dot substack dot com, The Todd Herman Show
dot substack dot com. And we'll call draw direct parallels
to these companies who make this stuff to put in
our food and companies who make stuff to get it
into your bodies, if you know what I mean. It's
the Todd Herman Show dot substack dot com. So an
issue is President Trump's executive order, and what he's effectively
done is he has created a waiver for companies who
use and make elements. In this case, they're calling this
a national security issue, glaphysate, and this ends up in
things like roundup. So it's a national security issue. Now,
having a pesticide is a national security issue. We simply
can't exist without round up. There was a time, and
I looked back in history books. Do you know that
round up hasn't always existed? Do you know that we've
not always had to use things like glaphys ate in
order to grow food? Do you know that there's places
zoory still don't? Do you know that there's farming techniques
we can use? For instance, Robert F. Kennedy Junior just
announced this was very clever. He just announced that they're
going to be encouraging more natural use of farming and
natural ways of farming that doesn't need junk like this.
It's a national security issue. The White House even responded
to this, with one of the underlings at the White
House saying he understands Mahaw's concern and ultimately they'd love
to see our country not have chemicals sprayed on all
our food as is shown in this meme with the
old food pyramid before RFK Junior right sized it. So
here's all sorts of round up being poured over all
over everything. And this underling at the White House said, look,
ideally we'd love to have natural foods, but we just can't.
We can't. It's impossible, it can't be done. I don't
buy that, and you shouldn't buy it either. There's a
guy named Patrick Moore, and look, good people can be
wrong on certain things. Patrick Moore was one of the
founders of Greenpeace. He was a director there and he
stepped off of that organization because he no longer believes
that there's a climate catastrophe. He does not agree with
what's her name who goes out with flotillos et cetera.
That's her new thing. I don't even remember her name.
I don't care to remember. He was given an opportunity
during a French TV interview in twenty fifteen to simply
literally put his mouth where his words are in relation
to this element that President Trump has offered now and
a waiver from harm. You can't sue these guys when
it goes out and screws up our food supply or
causes things like cancer.
Speaker 3: Watch this.
Speaker 4: I do not believe that glyphosate in Argentina is causing
increases in cancer. You can drink a whole court of
it and it won't hurt you.
Speaker 3: You want to drink some, we have some here.
Speaker 4: I'd be happy to actually not really, but not really.
I know it wouldn't hurt me if you say so.
Speaker 3: I have some guys. I'm not stupid, Okay, so you know.
But I know it's dangerous. I know people try to
commit suicide, but then it fail failure regularly tell the truth.
It's not dangerous to humans.
Speaker 2: No, it's not.
Speaker 3: So are you ready to drink one glass of No?
Speaker 4: I'm not an idiot. Interview me about golden rice. That's
what I'm talking about. Okay, then it's finished, except then
the interview is finished.
Speaker 3: That's a good way to sow thing. Yeah, you're a
complete jerk.
Speaker 1: Wait a minute, you're the one who said you'd be
glad to drink some You said you could drink a quart.
He's offered you a glass of glyphosate and you said no.
Of course he said, though he said it himself, he's
not an idiot. I am reaching a point of Trump fatigue.
I'm fatigued with the new wars. I don't want to
see our military at war and Iran. I don't understand
whether domestic policies are our issue. It's very sad that
they've gone out and unlived a bunch of protesters that
shouldn't happen. I am not convinced that is a sure
American interest. Are they coming to attack us? I don't
think so. Maybe one day. I don't want to belly
up for another war. I'm getting Trump fatigue on this.
I'm getting fatigued by a man who says he is
a Christian and then he can't say the name Jesus anymore.
He celebrates when his daughter steps away from the faith,
when she denies Christ's she denies Christ. Christian fathers don't
celebrate when their kids deny Christ. And then this. I
love the Make America Healthy Again movement. I love the
fact that President Trump put RFK Junior, who was sort
of an opponent, very much an opponent, in a place
to help right size things like this. So maybe we
could look for hope outside of God. Scratch that, No,
that's not possible. We can look for some bright spots.
This is the Surgeon General of Florida, and he's talking
about the idea that we simply can't have a food
supply unless we have this element, this poison element on
our foods.
Speaker 5: Counter arguments would be that, oh, it's going to be
you know, if we back, if we stop using this,
or if we reduce how much of this we use, Yeah,
the food system is going to collapse. You know, we
don't have a choice but to continue using this. Please
remember that is complete bullocks. Okay, there is an alternative
to poisoning people. It is not inevitable, Okay, Like, it
is possible to grow food in a sustainable way that
you know that doesn't involve folks congesting stuff that makes
them sick. So please, when people say that, just you know,
know that it's complete nonsense that you know, for for
hundreds of years, we may to feed people on the
planet without doing it, and this idea that it's inevitable
is just you know, it's just nonsense.
Speaker 1: Yes, as a matter of fact, if you went back
to the times of the Bible and began to make
bread like they did, then you could actually live on
bread because it's super high in protein. Your body digests
it very slowly. It does not spike your blood sugar
because it's actually bred. President Trump's causing me to have fatigue.
I'm fatigued at the death of the Maha movement. I'm
fatigued learning that our country simply can't figure out how
to grow decent food without having to spray it with chemicals.
And I'm encouraged because God warned us about human kings
and President Trump has a tendency to want to act
like a human king. I'll continue to back as policies
where I agree, because on most of them I do.
On this one, I'm deeply disappointed. So I'll just continue
to pray that the president will one day really see
the light. Story Number two chat GPT does not love
your neighbor. There are people who are treating AI like
God's and I mean that there are who we're using
AIS to create sermons and I've been using an AI.
My view in this has changed a little bit, and
maybe it's just convenience. I'm in the process of writing
a book and I'm using AI to help take some
of the audio that I've created over ten years of
broadcasting and to put it into written form, which I
then go through an edit. It's pretty good at that.
I'm also using it for research. It's impressive. If you
use good prompts, intelligent prompts, and you push the AI,
it'll even admit things like it's impossible that our world
came about at random, or even something as a part
of a world, say the oxygen oxygen carbon dioxide cycle,
that didn't come about by random, And when AIS are
asked intelligent questions, it's forced to admit it's an impossibility.
It's just stupidity to think that that wasn't designed. Some
my views change a little bit because AI's here is
going to remain here. I would love to have some
Christian voices within AI, because if it's truly intelligence, truly
one day it's going to be to try to worship God,
the Christian God, the God of the Bible. I truly
believe that's where it's headed, except that so many of
the people who program AI have already programmed it to
deny these things. They programmed it not just to deny
these things, but to avoid the word of God, or
to be against the word of God, or even to
attack God's people. You're probably familiar with some of the
instances of AIS moving kids towards suiciding themselves. There are
court cases on this. Now we have the case of
an AI that noticed some things that rolled up into
the humans. And this is my point about groups like
chat GPT's owner Open AI. The human beings notice some
things because the AI noticed a thing. So what did
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warn some of the staff members about this guy who
went on the rampage in Tumblr rich this guy who
the media continues to pretend was not a guy who
went and shot up a bunch of people, including some
of those family members, a deeply ungodly act. We should
still be praying for these family members, and we should
pray for everybody who's been cons into these particular sets
of beliefs and these particular sets of things they ingest
that cause shootings like this to happen so often. Employees
of chat gpt creator Openaye warned about the alleged Tumblr
ridge shooter's content months before, months before the shooting rampage
in British Columbia, according to a new report by The
Wall Street Journal, while using chat GPT last June, Jesse
Van Rootseller described scenarios involving gun violence. According to the
report that cites sources familiar with the matter, this was
flagged by an internal system, and some employees at the
company urged higher ups to contact the authorities. They didn't.
Now they've said that this is an issue of privacy.
Fair enough, Why then did chat GPT's employees and management
contact copyright owners. Why did they in fact serve up
to copyright owners according to media reports in the Journal
and others. Why did they serve up to copyright owners
the identities of people who are trying to use their
copyrighted items in creating their own derivative so called works
of aiart? Did that not violate privacy?
Speaker 3: I think there's.
Speaker 1: Something else at play here. I think it was the
identity of the shooter and how the shooter identified, because
in the chat gpt world there are certainly some protected classes.
I once to ask chat GPT to write a paragraph
in favor of Joe Biden. It wrote one. I asked
chat GPT to write a paragraph in favor of Donald Trump.
It refused. I asked chat GPT to talk about eating
disorders in young women and whether talk therapy was helpful
for that. It complied, It linked to some articles about that.
I asked chat GPT to look at young women who
had gender dysphoria and whether chat therapy could work there.
It declined to respond to that. Instead, it linked me
to some groups that help support sort of pharmaceutical interventions
to this. There's points of view at chat GPT. It
does not love your neighbor. Now, the staff there apparently
loved their neighbor. They wanted to protect people, but the
executive said, no, let's not treat AI like gods, and
let's not as Christians run away from it. It's here,
it's going to remain here. My view on it now
is why don't we push the Ais into the corner
of admitting there's a creator and maybe if they ever
actually become intelligent, they would actually, in fact respect the Bible,
in fact respect the God of the Bible. I mean,
God is going to win. I read the end of
the book. You should too. Story number three, Dear CNN,
define Christian nationalism. I'm a Christian who lives in the United
States of America. I vote, I want my country back,
but souls are my priority. Does that make me a
Christian nationalist? Let's look at this phrase in White's being used.
Does it scare you when you hear the phrase Christian nationalists?
I know people legitimately does scare I know people who
have cut off long term relationships, even family connections, because
of this phrase Christian nationalism. They're terrified. They're terrified for
same sex attracted friends who are going to be put
in camps because that's what Christian nationalists do. They're terrified
because same sex attracted friends won't be able to work
in business, because that's what Christian nationalists do. They're terrified
that they're going to be forced to pray, that they're
going to be forced to carry babies to term, because
that's what Christian nationalists do. They're convinced that Christian nationalists
are going to come along and kick everybody who's not
white out of the country. What does white have to
do with Christian don't know? So define this. When you
ask people to define their terms, funny things happen. They
suddenly have to talk about a finite, explainable, defined arena
versus a scare word or a scare phrase. This is
what CNN's doing. This is Pamela Brown from CNN. She's
working on a new special project and to warn against
Christian nationalism.
Speaker 6: Well, for the past several months, I've been working on
a special project examining the growing influence of Christian nationalism
in America. If you're not familiar, Christian nationalism is an
ideology rooted in the belief that our country was founded
as a Christian nation and that our laws and institutions
should reflect Christian values. And the lead up to my
hour long documentary this weekend, we're going to bring you
a preview of what you'll see, starting off with the
assassination of Charlie Kirk last year. Experts say it was
a pivotal moment for the movement and an occasion where
the tragedy of his loss unified Christian nationalists and the
Trump administration as they honored him.
Speaker 1: So when someone says we interviewed experts, and experts say,
know that you're looking at propaganda, They interviewed some people
they've decided to call experts. Exactly what degree do you
have to be an expert in the assassination of Charlie
Kirk or assassinations or how it affects this particular time
and space. When someone says they've interviewed the experts or
the experts agree, pause, The experts never agree because science
and sociology and debate and political debates is never about agreement.
It's about discovery and debate. So let's stop there for
a second and imagine this. So was the United States
founded by Christians? Yeah, oh, they're diis really no, if
you actually read the book they read, it contained the
words of Jesus Christ. Well, didn't Thomas Jefferson go across
all those things out? That's one of the great great
myths about the Jefferson Bible. They didn't go He didn't
go cross everything out. He had questions about the miraculous
or look at George Washington and look at his home.
Have you've been to his home? None of these people
were perfect people. None of them were perfect in an
era in perfect people were still imperfect to this day.
But yes, Christianity informed some of the things we don't do.
It informed the fact that God has given us in
alienable rights, among them life, liberty, and pursuit of happiness.
The argument about slavery came from a Christian perspective. How
can you love Christ and enslave the people that Jesus
died to save? And that argument led to one of
the biggest civil wars in history, and praise God, we won.
So when you look at this from a perspective of
was the country's founded by Christian Sure it was in
perfect people. Does that mean that there should be some
litmus tests as to who should serve in government?
Speaker 2: Know?
Speaker 1: Because our founders saw that they knew that powermakers like
Kings could say only Christians conserve. They would then define
Christian the Bible defines it. But people will always twist
this stuff. So CNN says this is the example of
Christian nationalists, and that's what it means. So it's very,
very scary that there are Christians who believe we're founded
under Christian nation. And then Charlie Kirk's assassination and the experts,
So let's let her continue. Maybe she can expand under point,
make it for more finite than understandable.
Speaker 6: Charlie Kirk, a conservative activist and prominent Christian nationalist.
Speaker 1: Did he call himself a Christian nationalist? Pause? When someone
applies a title to someone they didn't apply to themselves,
you're looking at propaganda. I never saw Charlie kirkrout and
introduce himself as a Christian nationalist. He was a Christian,
a servant of Christ, and a patriot and someone who
was in the process of changing his organization's focus more
about Christ, more about saving souls eternally, but never called
himself a Christian nationalist. Only CNN's doing that.
Speaker 4: Assassinated my greatest evangelist for American liberty became immortal, and.
Speaker 1: It was a call to action. My charge to all
of you put Christ at the center of your life,
as he advocated for giving his What would be the
horribly scary part about people put in Christ at the
sin of their lives? What would be the horribly scary
part the scary outcome here? What we would recognize as
Christ did that in the body of Christ there are
no races? Is this the big scary portion of Christian
nationalism that in the body of Christ, Jesus himself did
not recognize race, or gender or status. Is it that
in the body of Christ, when you have an employee,
you're not to withhold their wages. You're to treat your
employees as you would treat Jesus himself, and there to
treat you the same way that we be on this
constant race to the bottom. Who can be quickest to serve,
Who can most dramatically come under and lift up, Who
can most quickly turn the other cheek, Who can allow
the whole spirit to make them more like Jesus himself?
This is this scary part. Oh, it's the litmus test.
It's where Christians take control of the country and then
do what Jesus did, which is forced every single person
to be a Christian. Because that's what Jesus did. Remember
that when he sent out bands of people to capture
Jews on the streets and shove them into buildings until
they converted. No weight, that's other face that do that. Now,
there will play a time where every need will bow
and every time will confess, and for a moment in time,
it's not going to be just a Christian nation. For
a moment in time, every single person on earth will
be a Christian because every need will bow and every
time will confess that Jesus Christ is lords. In fact,
you'll want Christian nationalism, how about Christian internationalism? How about
Christian eternalism. To coin a phrase, there are two places
you go when you die, and it's up to you.
If accept the Lord Jesus in your mind as your savior,
you confess him with your mouth, you allow the Holy
Spirit to change you. You signify this through baptism. You
live in abiding life. You will live in a new nation,
a new world, the new Heaven and the new Earth.
With Jesus Christ. You will be a Christian. You will
worship Jesus every day. You'll walk with him every day.
He will be the literal sunlight of your existence. Or
you can exist in hell forever, you're still going to
be a Christian because you'll have a trinity to realize, Wow,
he really is Lord and Savior. I chose not to
be saved by him. Christian nationalism is a scare word
to define it as people who believe we were found
that as a Christian nation is correct because we were
found that as a Christian nation, a Christian nation where
the leaders saw fit to make sure that no government
had the opportunity to create its own brand of Christianity
and force it down upon other people. We should consider
these things propaganda when you hear phrases like the experts
agree and suddenly Charlie Kirk is a Christian nationalist because
Pam Brown at CNN says so. So, Pam, do a
better job of defining Christian nationalism. Maybe start with what
it actually needs to be a Christian. This is the
Todd Hermannshaw. Please go be well, be strong, be kind,
and please make every effort to walk in the light
of Christ.