Speaker 1: So did you feel or are you feeling a cultural
Speaker 1: shift the conservatives And this is largely due to you,
Speaker 1: younger people. Thank you are getting so much better at
Speaker 1: engaging the culture and doing it online. I'll give you
Speaker 1: one very crisp example. Two things, but an attempt to
Speaker 1: mean Trump from the left and a meaning of Trump
Speaker 1: in a campy ridiculous would be cringey way if it
Speaker 1: wasn't done so well by people on the right. There
Speaker 1: is an opportunity for this to get even better for
Speaker 1: conservatives because Cammy Harris is probably the most memable person
Speaker 1: in politics, and there's this she doesn't even need to
Speaker 1: be meaned because she is her own meme denigrating herself.
Speaker 1: We'll talk about that, but prior to getting to all that,
Speaker 1: God spoke in to me this morning on a piece
Speaker 1: of scripture my friend and I have been puzzling about.
Speaker 1: That is my yoka is easy, my burden is light.
Speaker 1: This is the Lord Jesus saying, come to me, my
Speaker 1: yoka is easy and my burden is light. That doesn't
Speaker 1: always seem to be true. Being a Christian is sometimes
Speaker 1: very very hard, and yet the Lord Jesus cannot lie
Speaker 1: because he himself is truth. This just came to me.
Speaker 1: I've been looking at this. I think all wrong. I
Speaker 1: think a lot of people are. We'll talk about this
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Speaker 1: Today is the day the Lord has made, and these
Speaker 1: are the times to which God has decided we shall live.
Speaker 1: My friend Kevin, and this is actually dedicated to you, Kevin.
Speaker 1: I don't know if you're going to see and or
Speaker 1: hear this one, but my friend Kevin and I have
Speaker 1: been sharing life stories and life challenges with one another,
Speaker 1: and Kevin gets me in ways that other people can't
Speaker 1: get me. Given some common experiences that we've had. He
Speaker 1: was a wrestler far better than I was, big time,
Speaker 1: big time college wrestler. A lot of very very common
Speaker 1: backgrounds and interests and experiences and we've both been puzzling
Speaker 1: the phrase my burden is easy, my Yoca's light. In fact,
Speaker 1: this is the menue in the scripture notes for the show.
Speaker 1: Maybe we can add it to while we're going here,
Speaker 1: because it just came to me that, no, no, the
Speaker 1: Kami Harris thing. We'll talk about that. But I heard
Speaker 1: God say, hey, I told you something, and I need
Speaker 1: you to tell people. So I obey that if your
Speaker 1: burden is easy in your Yoka's light, and I've been
Speaker 1: talking with God about this, help me understand this, because
Speaker 1: sometimes being a Christian is very very difficult. Sometimes, for instance,
Speaker 1: you just want to quit a job, and yet we
Speaker 1: are to work like we're working for the Lord Jesus.
Speaker 1: Sometimes you want to tell a boss off, and sometimes
Speaker 1: you want to cheat on your finances, on your taxes.
Speaker 1: Sometimes your flesh gets up at another dude. I watch
Speaker 1: it this morning. I was actually concerned there was going
Speaker 1: to be a road rage shooting this morning because some
Speaker 1: of the worst road rage I've ever seen. And look,
Speaker 1: I've done the road rage thing, you know, I plead
Speaker 1: guilty to having done that. So I saw that, and
Speaker 1: those two people are up in their flesh. I don't
Speaker 1: know whether they know the Lord or not, no idea.
Speaker 1: So sometimes being a Christian is very very hard, and
Speaker 1: sometimes those battles go on for years. And with many
Speaker 1: my brothers in my discipleship group, there are these very
Speaker 1: long term challenges. They faced another brother of mine who
Speaker 1: is my elder, not in terms of performance and intellect.
Speaker 1: He actually is very very young. That man. He's in
Speaker 1: the middle of a storm and there's things he wants
Speaker 1: to do, but they are not God sponsored. So this
Speaker 1: morning I was saying to the Lord, thinking about my
Speaker 1: brothers and this conversations he's ongoing conversations we've been had,
Speaker 1: holding each other to account. But if your yoka is
Speaker 1: easy and your burden is light, why doesn't it feel
Speaker 1: that way?
Speaker 3: And here's what God.
Speaker 1: Said, you're thinking in earthly terms. You're stuck thinking about
Speaker 1: your temporary home. You're thinking of it in your time frame.
Speaker 1: Think of it in my time frame. See, God doesn't
Speaker 1: have time. He has always existed and will always exist.
Speaker 1: Therefore time is a non issue for him. It's not
Speaker 1: something he needs. He creates it for us. And there
Speaker 1: will come a day when we don't have time anymore.
Speaker 1: And eternal existence. You and I are eternal beings. So
Speaker 1: if saying no to cheating in your taxes seems hard,
Speaker 1: or saying no to smacking a guy who needs a
Speaker 1: good smack and seems hard, Or maybe you're one of
Speaker 1: those people who still struggles with pornography and it seems like, well,
Speaker 1: you just can't get away from it, but lord, this
Speaker 1: is so hard. Maybe you're someone in you're living the
Speaker 1: single life and you know that you're called to be
Speaker 1: married or to not go out and date and have
Speaker 1: sex with multiple people, and maybe that's just something that
Speaker 1: you well, you know, I want to do that. I
Speaker 1: get it, but it's just so hard.
Speaker 3: Or gambling.
Speaker 1: And squandering your your family's finances in that way, I
Speaker 1: don't think that gamblings is sin, but squandering finances it
Speaker 1: leans up against sin at the very least, particularly if
Speaker 1: it leads to you not taking care of your family.
Speaker 1: Don't think of it from an earthly perspective. Think of
Speaker 1: it from an an eternal perspective. On the day you
Speaker 1: die here, you're either going to have an eternal horrible,
Speaker 1: torturous burden or not beautiful eternal satisfaction, joy and love.
Speaker 1: You will have a lot of time forever to ponder
Speaker 1: that decision to look upon the Lord Jesus with whom
Speaker 1: we will walk in the new Heaven and the New Earth,
Speaker 1: and understand, your burden is incredibly easy, your yoke is
Speaker 1: incredibly light. If you make the decision, the non servium decision,
Speaker 1: which is what Satan effectively said, I will not serve,
Speaker 1: You're going to have a long time eternity to think about.
Speaker 3: Wow.
Speaker 1: I bet Jesus's burden was easy and his yoke was light,
Speaker 1: because hell is just the opposite. When God revealed that
Speaker 1: to me, I reminded myself, the more often we think
Speaker 1: in terms of the kingdom, the less likely we are
Speaker 1: to fall for the lies of this earth. Lies like
Speaker 1: or instance, you can sheet on your finances and nothing's
Speaker 1: ever going to happen to you. And maybe you're one
Speaker 1: of those people, maybe you never get caught. But look
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Speaker 1: with the DNC. What they've been forced to do is
Speaker 1: transact their business in public, And part of me thinks
Speaker 1: they want to do this. It's a show of dominance.
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Speaker 1: matter to us. We have our own government telling us
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Speaker 1: feel this cultural shift? I do feel a cultural shift.
Speaker 1: I'm sort of observing it. Here's an example. This is
Speaker 1: a guy who went to prison for speech. He said
Speaker 1: things outside the White House that the figureheads people did
Speaker 1: not like. His name is Orin Owen Scher Schoyer. He
Speaker 1: works for Alex Jones or with him. I don't know
Speaker 1: the arrangement. I think for him, and he took a
Speaker 1: screen grab during the figurehead's speech. I'd said the other
Speaker 1: day that I don't have any reasons to believe this
Speaker 1: is live. Were the reporters in the room? Why would
Speaker 1: I think this is live? Why would I think they
Speaker 1: wouldn't do multiple edits of this. We just talked about
Speaker 1: this yesterday in the weird bruising on the figurehead's face,
Speaker 1: and he writes, Biden's watch clearly says six thirteen. He
Speaker 1: gave his televised statement at eight eastern. Last night's live
Speaker 1: stream was clearly recorded.
Speaker 3: That could be that.
Speaker 1: The figure head can't tell time anymore. Therefore his watch
Speaker 1: is a prop. And it legitimately could be that his
Speaker 1: watch is a prop. He may not ever look at time.
Speaker 1: It could also be that it set to a different
Speaker 1: time zone, but then it would not be at eight
Speaker 1: thirteen or six thirteen, unless this is fifteen minutes into spiece.
Speaker 1: But the easiest explanation is, yeah, they tape this in advance,
Speaker 1: and then if we flip this around, if you're in
Speaker 1: the video service now you can see this right side up,
Speaker 1: and that's the watch and it does say six thirteen PM.
Speaker 1: I don't think for a second they were going to
Speaker 1: allow the figurehead to actually give a live statement to you.
Speaker 3: Why would they do that. He fumbled that.
Speaker 1: One to a degree, and he looked sick, and he
Speaker 1: looked to me like he either took a bad fall
Speaker 1: or a not bad but a face slapping beating like
Speaker 1: the one we talked about that Harry Reid clearly took
Speaker 1: a Las Vegas. That wasn't a bow flex that did
Speaker 1: that to Harry Reid. So there is a switching in
Speaker 1: pop culture that's very very effective. But it's not funny.
Speaker 1: It's interesting. It's also not conclusive, but it sure adds
Speaker 1: up into a pattern that we see. See when the
Speaker 1: Hamas supporters, and that's what they are. They aren't supporters
Speaker 1: of of of the Palestinians, they're Hamas supporters. They went
Speaker 1: and vandalized the Freedom Bell, and this is an indication
Speaker 1: when we get to net Yahoo of what meming is
Speaker 1: so important. They vandalized the Union station in Washington, d C.
Speaker 1: Vandalized the Freedom Bell in Philadelphia. They vandalized monuments in
Speaker 1: a course, there's been no one prisoning. This was not insurrectioning.
Speaker 1: There's been none of that. And this is being memed
Speaker 1: very very effectively. There are memes and I saw them
Speaker 1: this morning and have time to grab them. But Rashida
Speaker 1: Talib sat there during the congressional addressed that Benjamin not
Speaker 1: Hugh made and she was I think breaking rules you're
Speaker 1: not supposed to have signs in Congress. You were not
Speaker 1: supposed to have signs, and her sign said war criminal.
Speaker 1: There were people who took that and memed it to
Speaker 1: show her holding a sign of the liberty bell vandalized
Speaker 1: because of course she sponsors this. Those sort of cultural
Speaker 1: shift moments that I should have grabbed that one. They're
Speaker 1: speaking to a pattern. Benjamin Netanyahu's speech writers are paying
Speaker 1: attention to American pop culture in Memeland. This is Netnyahu
Speaker 1: addressing United States Congress, and it's lame. It's now it's English.
Speaker 1: I don't think it's his first language. It's a lame
Speaker 1: timed joke. It's not particularly funny unless you've never seen
Speaker 1: the meme ten thousand times, but it shows that right
Speaker 1: leaning memes are gaining recognition by powerful people like the
Speaker 1: people who write speeches for Benjamin net Yaho.
Speaker 4: That's amazing, absolutely amazing. Some of these protesters hold up
Speaker 4: signs proclaiming gaze for GAZA, they might as well hold
Speaker 4: up signs saying chickens for KFC.
Speaker 1: The explanation we don't need on this program. Everybody understands it,
Speaker 1: but for people who might be seeing this for the
Speaker 1: first time given our YouTube thing, this beginning to take off.
Speaker 1: Praise God, Thank you to Naon and the team. What
Speaker 1: he is referring to is the fact that if you
Speaker 1: live in is if you live in the Palestinian territory,
Speaker 1: if you live in what they call Gaza in Hamas's territory,
Speaker 1: and you are openly same sex attracted and promoting it,
Speaker 1: you're going to get murdered in gruesome ways. Eventually going
Speaker 1: to get murdered in gruesome ways. Now, of course, the brave,
Speaker 1: brave Muslim fighters have in the Qoran permission to enslave
Speaker 1: boys for pleasure in sex. But that's not really being
Speaker 1: same sex attracted.
Speaker 3: That's just.
Speaker 1: Perversion. But they somehow get this waiver thing. But that's
Speaker 1: the Koran, which is why we don't go around praying
Speaker 1: to false God's Republican National Committee. Just don't do it.
Speaker 2: You know.
Speaker 1: Ron Fournier is Ron Fournier used to be a very
Speaker 1: very thoughtful journalist. He did he wrote a beautiful piece
Speaker 1: about ten years ago calling into question the balance of
Speaker 1: the Mockingbird media, and he described it as experiential. He
Speaker 1: was saying that the reason that there is this imbalance
Speaker 1: is because most journalists have never experienced life around people
Speaker 1: like perhaps you and me, Conservative Christians, Evangelical Christians, places
Speaker 1: like North Idaho. They're all from the same type. Well,
Speaker 1: I don't want to say family, but intellectual inbreeding. Something
Speaker 1: changed in him, and I think it was fame. I
Speaker 1: think Ron got invited on TV shows and and someone
Speaker 1: said to him, or his ego said to him, you know,
Speaker 1: if you lean just a little bit further to the left,
Speaker 1: you might get more exposure. Maybe Trump happened to him.
Speaker 1: If you're looking at the video service, you'll see this
Speaker 1: meme that he tried to push on President Trump, and
Speaker 1: it's I don't I legitimately don't get it. If you're
Speaker 1: not in the video service, I can kind of explain
Speaker 1: it to you. It's Trump with his hair looking very aged,
Speaker 1: his skin looking very aged, wrinkly, saggy, pink under the eyes. Now,
Speaker 1: maybe that's supposed to be somebody, Maybe this is a
Speaker 1: reference to Raisin Art, or maybe he's supposed to look womanly.
Speaker 1: I have absolutely no idea why that's supposed to be funny.
Speaker 1: And this is what Ron Fournier wrote.
Speaker 3: This is me.
Speaker 1: Nobody should share it. Nobody did, and he's got a
Speaker 1: pretty significant followership on Twitter. Actually I mean, there are
Speaker 1: like five people shared it. On the other side of
Speaker 1: this is a meme that was created that you could
Speaker 1: look at as cringey, and I can tell you exactly
Speaker 1: how this would have been viewed by the RNC. It
Speaker 1: has to do with a famous TV show that featured
Speaker 1: two brothers. Beats all you never saw. I've been in
Speaker 1: trouble with the loss and today they was born. Got it,
Speaker 1: We'll get to this. I will tell you how this
Speaker 1: would have been viewed by the rn C when I
Speaker 1: work there, and why it wouldn't have been pushed. Now
Speaker 1: I'm not saying this came through official channels, but I'm
Speaker 1: saying that the meme is very very effective. But I'll
Speaker 1: tell you how it would have been blocked at the RNC.
Speaker 1: They would have taken one look at it and said, no,
Speaker 1: we're not doing that. I know because I used to
Speaker 1: get things like this push. I used to try to
Speaker 1: push things like this through the R and C channels
Speaker 1: where everything had to be debated to be able to
Speaker 1: go online. Well, okay, we'll talk about that, because I
Speaker 1: get very very distracted. Sometimes people look at something that's
Speaker 1: very simple and say that can't possibly work. How could
Speaker 1: that possibly work like this meme. I can show you
Speaker 1: the device that is responsible for this entire studio never stinking.
Speaker 1: It never stinks in here. I don't care what we spill.
Speaker 1: I don't care how much coffee I drink. I don't
Speaker 1: care how much gym work I've done. We have a
Speaker 1: research team over here, Ziggy and Max, and Ziggy and
Speaker 1: Max eat gardic food all day long, and that's just
Speaker 1: what they do. And zigg and Max stink. Guys, sorry
Speaker 1: you stink, but.
Speaker 3: Not in here.
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Speaker 1: saw this plug into the wall, you wouldn't think it's
Speaker 1: an air filter. And guess what, you're right. Air filters
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Speaker 1: have to renew the for get new filters every year
Speaker 1: for two to four hundred bucks at a pop. This
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Speaker 1: this way. It produces ozone in this room. Those O
Speaker 1: three molecules bond to any and all bad smells. By
Speaker 1: the way, there's no research team. I would never see
Speaker 1: to a team of people that you stink.
Speaker 3: That's a joke.
Speaker 1: Sometimes people get all up in the air about that,
Speaker 1: but it bonds to bad smells like cat litter, like
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Speaker 1: dukes of hazard. And if this is I tried to
Speaker 1: get this pushed through the rn C. Here's exactly what
Speaker 1: I would have heard. Are you kidding me? A Confederate
Speaker 1: flag in the car, Toddy. They're gonna call us racists,
Speaker 1: and I countless conversations like this. They're gonna call us racists,
Speaker 1: and I, before I grew to understand the game, I
Speaker 1: would say, guys, they are going to call us racists
Speaker 1: no matter what we do. We should make fun of that,
Speaker 1: We should take that on. Until they understood something, many
Speaker 1: of the people who work in Republican politics aren't all
Speaker 1: that Republican. They had to choose a team, think of
Speaker 1: it this way. You want to work in politics. You
Speaker 1: want to work in politics at a high level. You
Speaker 1: want to work at politics at a high level and
Speaker 1: make big money. So you have to pick a side.
Speaker 1: The first side to hire you is often the side
Speaker 1: you pick. Think of it this way. You want to
Speaker 1: wrestle or play football at a high level. Maybe your
Speaker 1: goal is to go play football at Texas A and
Speaker 1: M or Alabama. That's your goal in your mind. I'm
Speaker 1: an Alabama starter. I'm going to go down and be
Speaker 1: at this legendary school. And that doesn't happen. So maybe
Speaker 1: it's Kentucky, or it's Texas A and M. Or it's
Speaker 1: Colorado or Colorado State, or someone comes and eventually then
Speaker 1: it's the Idaho it's idahoas you gotta go play and
Speaker 1: guess what that's going to be your team, and probably
Speaker 1: after a while you're gonna go you know what. I'm
Speaker 1: so glad I never went to Alabama. I wouldn't have started.
Speaker 1: It would have been this miserable experience. It would have
Speaker 1: been away from home. I've been all these friends, I
Speaker 1: love playing here, and it becomes your team. That's the
Speaker 1: dynamic with a lot of professional Republicans. They aren't truly
Speaker 1: Republican in nature. They're not truly conservative. They wanted to
Speaker 1: work in politics. One side hired them, so they've adopted
Speaker 1: it as their team. But in the case of college football,
Speaker 1: once you graduate, you step back, go you know what,
Speaker 1: my team sucks. They can't do that because they're trapped
Speaker 1: in it. So they would never allow something like this.
Speaker 1: This is so well done. And it's President Trump and
Speaker 1: JD Vance driving around this Bo and Luke Duke. And
Speaker 1: if you're not on the video series of video show,
Speaker 1: I can only beg you maybe this is the reason
Speaker 1: you try it. Go get a seven day free time
Speaker 1: video dot Todd Herman Show dot Comrace Tart trying to
Speaker 1: go find this on your own. Here it is President Trump,
Speaker 1: JD Vance and others in Dukes of Hazzard. I love
Speaker 1: that show so much.
Speaker 3: On the faces is so well done.
Speaker 1: The Dukes of Mega was it dilly mean team? Congratulations
Speaker 1: dilly mean team.
Speaker 3: There's okay.
Speaker 1: So there's the scene where Bow and Luke Dilk are
Speaker 1: doing their They're shooting arrows.
Speaker 3: The faces are spot on. Oh you never saw a
Speaker 3: man in trouble with the law since.
Speaker 5: It was.
Speaker 1: Roscoe Pete Coltane is getting his gun put back in
Speaker 1: his pocket by j. D Vance, who would be uh
Speaker 1: Luke Duke because Bo's over there against General Lee. Okay,
Speaker 1: And that's Milania as what was her name?
Speaker 3: Oh, I can't remember, Dick.
Speaker 1: See Daisy Daisy Cousin Daisy, by the way, that was
Speaker 1: an inside joke on the South that both the boys
Speaker 1: were kind of romantically interested in in cousin Daisy and never,
Speaker 1: thank god, did anything because there were cousins in all.
Speaker 3: Well, that was Barack Obama.
Speaker 1: That was Obama as the cop letting Daisy off of
Speaker 1: a ticket because she's pretty okay.
Speaker 3: So then we get to figure No, you never I
Speaker 3: can tell by a now disrection. She's never seen this show.
Speaker 3: She's like, wait this this was entertainment at one time.
Speaker 3: You people watch this? What is wrong with you?
Speaker 1: So there is there is the figure had Biden as
Speaker 1: Roscoe Pek Coletaane driving the car with Cama Harris next
Speaker 1: to him. Now, I don't like the fact that they
Speaker 1: put cam on the cammy's face on a dog.
Speaker 3: I mean, don't don't don't do that.
Speaker 1: That's Rush Limbaugh as Uncle Jesse. Now the fact is
Speaker 1: Rush would never play a role other than a starring
Speaker 1: role at a TV show because he never had to.
Speaker 1: But that's a stroke of genius.
Speaker 2: That's just.
Speaker 1: His couder b Joe Biden, Sheriff Roscoe pe culture boss Hog.
Speaker 3: The system of modern day Robin Hood.
Speaker 1: That's man, that's so so good.
Speaker 3: That's so good.
Speaker 1: The cultural shift with things like this are vital and
Speaker 1: important because it takes from the left the ability to
Speaker 1: come to us and scare us by calling us racists.
Speaker 1: And that was so very effective at the Committee. And
Speaker 1: it goes back to this. So many people in Republican
Speaker 1: politics aren't truly conservative, they aren't truly movement people. They're
Speaker 1: right there in the middle, and they hang out with Democrats.
Speaker 3: That's the racist part of that bugs them.
Speaker 1: That's the thing that has kept Memeland from taking off
Speaker 1: in official Republican politics. Now I have friends who are Democrats.
Speaker 3: Maybe you do.
Speaker 1: I don't have as many as I used to. Part
Speaker 1: of that's because of where I live. Part of that's
Speaker 1: the result of people going, hey, Todd Love you can't
Speaker 1: spend time around you. They don't say it, they just
Speaker 1: don't do it. They don't respond say to things on Facebook,
Speaker 1: even if it's pictures of the kids. I don't get
Speaker 1: invited to certain things, and sometimes it's hurtful, and sometimes
Speaker 1: I just recognize sign of the times.
Speaker 3: In Washington, DC.
Speaker 1: The class I'm thinking of in terms of a.
Speaker 3: The cask system.
Speaker 1: The cask system puts party second or maybe even third.
Speaker 1: The cask system in DC starts with access. To whom
Speaker 1: do you have access? If you are an upper echelon
Speaker 1: access person on the Republican side, you probably have friends
Speaker 1: who are upper access, upper echelon access persons on the left.
Speaker 1: Here's why, when you need to get something moved through
Speaker 1: left leaning politics, you go to your friends and they
Speaker 1: go to you. The same thing is true with journalists
Speaker 1: and with people who are opposition researchers. I have a
Speaker 1: friend who is nominally Republican. She's very good at what
Speaker 1: she does. She's a delightful, delightful and fun person, and
Speaker 1: I enjoy talking to her. But I also know that
Speaker 1: she'll put a hit out on a Republican through left
Speaker 1: leaning opposition researchers if she needs to to make money,
Speaker 1: because that's what she does. She makes money. So the
Speaker 1: second layer down from access is money. How much of
Speaker 1: it do you have? Because access is money, but money
Speaker 1: is also access. Those things matter so much more than
Speaker 1: party to the professional politics class, and these wars we
Speaker 1: fight over control of the country. Yes, it is on
Speaker 1: behalf of the so called grass roots, but they in
Speaker 1: DC get the joke. We are often the joke. They
Speaker 1: get the joke that they're dividing and conquering. And when
Speaker 1: meme Land begins to take off, now the grassroots can
Speaker 1: begin to push our position upon the right. We should
Speaker 1: be viciously meming Mitch McConnell. We should be viciously meming
Speaker 1: go Along, get Along Republicans in the same way, or
Speaker 1: are doing it in a funny sense. Everything shouted from
Speaker 1: everything whispered in the dark one day will be shouted
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Speaker 1: But courtesy of social media, they cannot fake up the
Speaker 1: enthusiasm they want to fake up, and that's become very,
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Speaker 1: most cringey things you're ever going to see, and has
Speaker 1: to do with the dear, dear great American fine man,
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Speaker 1: I was talking about with Chucky Schumer. He's getting the
Speaker 1: grassroots fired up. He's a meme machine. He's sure to
Speaker 1: throw his supports behind Cammy Harris.
Speaker 6: From the grassroots bottom up. We are here today to
Speaker 6: throw our support behind Vice President Kamala Harris.
Speaker 3: You are my witness. I spit took that. You don't
Speaker 3: have to wish.
Speaker 1: I know you're busy looking at the screen. You're my witness.
Speaker 1: I spit took.
Speaker 3: There's literally and so you're listening to the audio.
Speaker 1: I'm sorry. I got to do this again and played again.
Speaker 1: And I've heard this like five times from the grassroots
Speaker 1: up where we stole fourteen million votes from.
Speaker 6: You, played out from the grassroots bottom up. We are
Speaker 6: here today to throw our support behind Vice President Kamala Harris.
Speaker 3: I'm clapping. You don't have to. They're not.
Speaker 1: Memable. All of it is memeable. This is simply an
Speaker 1: image meme. And it happens at President Trump retruthed this
Speaker 1: on True Social and it made it on over to
Speaker 1: the Twitter machine. On the left hand side. Twenty sixteen,
Speaker 1: California is Kamala Harris becomes first Indian American US Senator.
Speaker 1: Then on the right side of the screen twenty twenty,
Speaker 1: Biden picks Kamala Harris as running mate first black woman. Hey,
Speaker 1: she's two things at one and that's true. She has
Speaker 1: both of those ethnic character just in her background. But
Speaker 1: why did she decide to change one? Why did she
Speaker 1: decide the swaperoo? This is memeable. Now, it could be risky,
Speaker 1: but it's memable because you could have Cami Harris as
Speaker 1: a Hispanic woman. Cami Harris is one white man that
Speaker 1: that would be funny put her into that position. See,
Speaker 1: she is her own meme. Cammy is a person with
Speaker 1: the demonstrable willingness to do whatever in order to get
Speaker 1: the things we talked about earlier, access which in politics
Speaker 1: equals money, and then money which equals access. If you
Speaker 1: trace her career, Cammy was willing to be the cold
Speaker 1: hearted Indian American woman who laughed and cackled and giggled
Speaker 1: about jailing black parents whose kids were truant. She proved
Speaker 1: herself to be a woman as Attorney General, willing to
Speaker 1: go back to court to extend the sentences of Bipos,
Speaker 1: among others, but Bipos so that her husband's company, or
Speaker 1: one of the companies into which he invested heavily a
Speaker 1: private prison company, didn't have to retrain their labor because
Speaker 1: that costs the money. Just keep the trained prisoners there.
Speaker 1: She proved herself willing to attack a documentary filmmaker who
Speaker 1: simply went undercover at Planned Parenthood to prove that Planned
Speaker 1: Parenthood was breaking federal law by doing abortions with the
Speaker 1: goal of selling the body parts of babies. You trace
Speaker 1: her back through all these behaviors. You see that she's
Speaker 1: willing to be whatever and to do whatever. The problem is,
Speaker 1: when you're willing to do whatever, you may someday be
Speaker 1: put to the test. This is Cammi Harris talking about
Speaker 1: what you should be allowed to eat.
Speaker 5: Certain countries have changed their dietary gadlines to reduce the
Speaker 5: conception of Redmeade in Night of the impact of the
Speaker 5: climate change. If elected, Yeah, are you will you be
Speaker 5: supporting change in dietary guidelines? And then how you plan
Speaker 5: on implementing the changes so that people will effectively change
Speaker 5: the diets?
Speaker 7: Yeah, I mean it's and thank you Carol for your work.
Speaker 7: And the question there is.
Speaker 1: By the way, the background on CNN is about the
Speaker 1: climate crisis.
Speaker 7: The point that you're raising the in a broader context,
Speaker 7: which is that as a nation we actually have to
Speaker 7: have a real priority at the highest level of government
Speaker 7: around what we eat and in terms of healthy eating,
Speaker 7: because we have a problem in America, and we can
Speaker 7: talk about all that we are now the subject of
Speaker 7: this conversation. We can talk about the amount of sugar.
Speaker 1: In question, would you support dietary guidelines changes to reduce
Speaker 1: consumption of red meat?
Speaker 7: Everything we can talk We can talk about soda, We
Speaker 7: could go on and on. So the answer is yes.
Speaker 3: Okay, so the answer is yes.
Speaker 1: Question was would you support dietary guideline change is to
Speaker 1: reduce consumption of red meat? The answer is yes. She
Speaker 1: just talked about soda, which is of course poison. Refined
Speaker 1: sugar is absolute poison and red meat is absolutely healthy.
Speaker 1: They are the two opposites for each other. But the
Speaker 1: answers yes, she gets that pass and the smile on
Speaker 1: the face of the lady, Oh, she's smiling. My Gal's
Speaker 1: with me, Cammi's with me. And then Cammy has to
Speaker 1: continue because her whole job here is to confusion sandwich this.
Speaker 1: So she starts at the obscupation, where we could talk
Speaker 1: about a lot of these things, and sugar and America.
Speaker 3: We have a problem. We should have a conversation about that.
Speaker 1: The answer is yes, And then she continues in the
Speaker 1: confusion sandwich. The answer is right there in the middle,
Speaker 1: and the satisfied lady is smiling.
Speaker 7: But I'll also say this, the balance that we have
Speaker 7: to strike here, frankly, is about what government can and
Speaker 7: should do around creating incentives and then banning certain behaviors.
Speaker 7: I mean, just to be very honest with you, I
Speaker 7: love cheeseburgers from a time.
Speaker 1: Good for her for actually saying that from time.
Speaker 7: To time, right, I mean, I just do and I
Speaker 7: think that.
Speaker 1: But there is but there see but this see now
Speaker 1: back to the confusion sandwich, and she actually admitted that.
Speaker 3: Now that by the way, if you look at how
Speaker 3: she did.
Speaker 1: This, the head in the thing that's working in her
Speaker 1: mind is wait a minute, there's wait. I've eaten Hamburgers
Speaker 1: on video. Cheeseburgers. Okay, I got to confess. I got
Speaker 1: to say that because as an Indian American we ate
Speaker 1: a lot of Wait. Wait, wait, hold on a second, wait,
Speaker 1: cows are sacred in India.
Speaker 5: Wait.
Speaker 1: I thought she had an Indian upbringing. Oh, I'm sorry,
Speaker 1: she's an African American.
Speaker 3: I apologize it to be.
Speaker 7: Also, what we do in terms of creating incentives that
Speaker 7: we will eat in a healthy way, that we will
Speaker 7: encourage moderation, and that we will be educated about the
Speaker 7: effect of our eating habits on our environment. And we
Speaker 7: have to do a much better job with that, and
Speaker 7: the government has to do a much better job of that.
Speaker 8: We Yeah, so, I mean, I'm just saying you love cheeseburgers.
Speaker 7: I mean, we all. I don't know where you know
Speaker 7: from time to try that on Eric Gray, Right, they try,
Speaker 7: but it's.
Speaker 8: Not quite the same. That's my personal opinion.
Speaker 7: But what do you support changing the dietary guidelines?
Speaker 8: Yeah, you know the food pyra, Yes you spread.
Speaker 7: Meat, Yes, yes I would.
Speaker 1: But but why that's not the problem with the food pyramid.
Speaker 1: The problem with the food pyramid is the base of
Speaker 1: it is carbs that most people can metabolize that way.
Speaker 1: There's a whole don't get me started in any thing.
Speaker 1: In fact, don't ever get me started talking about what
Speaker 1: I what the food pyramid did to me.
Speaker 3: I'm a victim. I'm a victim.
Speaker 1: Someone should come and comfort me because I'm a stinking
Speaker 1: victim of my own desire to eat stuff like that.
Speaker 1: A lot of people get victimized that way. A lot
Speaker 1: of people do. It's easy to have happen. I'm going
Speaker 1: to victimize myself this this weekend, and I'm just going
Speaker 1: through the documents. In fact, it's right over here in
Speaker 1: front of me. I've got my two my primary co
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Speaker 1: or I don't want to say that, I don't know
Speaker 1: that you've felt it, but I've felt is a good news.
Speaker 1: And it's even better news that Cammy Harris is the
Speaker 1: nominee because Cammy Harris is a walking, talking meme of herself.
Speaker 1: Cam Aris said that she is, Yeah, I'm open to
Speaker 1: changing dietary guidelines so that you you all people WI
Speaker 1: will eat less meat because it's very, very bad for you.
Speaker 1: These are Wisconsin voters talking about Cammy Harris.
Speaker 9: Who do you blame for President Biden being in office
Speaker 9: in this condition? Who deserves the blame?
Speaker 7: With close staff, they work with them every day.
Speaker 8: So I think that's what also makes me a list
Speaker 8: about the vice president. Harris talk about that a bit,
Speaker 8: so yes, she's going to be in it, but she
Speaker 8: also helped keep him in where he's at right now.
Speaker 8: And if he really is as bad as what they've
Speaker 8: been saying, I think if he steps down as president
Speaker 8: and she steps into the presidency before the end of
Speaker 8: his term. It almost makes me question a little bit
Speaker 8: more why it didn't happen sooner. She's worked with him,
Speaker 8: she's been to my understanding with him daily or at
Speaker 8: least a couple of days a week. Why hasn't this
Speaker 8: been brought to attention? If she's willing to hide that
Speaker 8: type of information once she's in office, now what she's
Speaker 8: willing to hide for herself.
Speaker 1: That is a very very very good assessment. And it's constitutional.
Speaker 1: Now most people won't go this deep, but it's constitutional.
Speaker 1: She has a constitutional responsibility to invoke the twenty fifth
Speaker 1: Amendment when she sees that the so called presidents is failing.
Speaker 1: And at the same time, we know that the mockingbird
Speaker 1: media is mimeable. They're getting meaned and destroyed for their
Speaker 1: insistence that Cammy Harris was never the borderzar. The border
Speaker 1: would be less of a talking point now, was less
Speaker 1: migration to the border?
Speaker 4: Say, if somebody had addressed root causes of migration.
Speaker 10: Really, at a second, did you not hear the beginning
Speaker 10: of my was I know there were a lot of toppers,
Speaker 10: but one of the toppers I talked about what we're
Speaker 10: seeing at the border. It's down by fifty five percent,
Speaker 10: not because of Republicans and Congress and what they did.
Speaker 10: It's because of what this president and this vice president did.
Speaker 10: They sought they team moved forward and took actions to
Speaker 10: deal with what's going on at the border. Republicans continue
Speaker 10: continue to block getting resources to the border patrol agents.
Speaker 10: They continue to block actually dealing with an immigration system. So, yes,
Speaker 10: we are going to debunk the false the false characterization
Speaker 10: of the vice president.
Speaker 1: She was not a borders are, but.
Speaker 3: There was legislation.
Speaker 1: I can show you the bill in twenty twenty three
Speaker 1: recognizing her as the borders are. They have to say
Speaker 1: these things. They have to find some way to deal
Speaker 1: with the border.
Speaker 8: Harris was a point and borders are in twenty twenty one,
Speaker 8: but she has not visited.
Speaker 1: That's an ABC News affiliate saying she was appointed borders
Speaker 1: are in twenty twenty one. It's not just the border.
Speaker 1: There's also this, This comes from ABC affiliate. I believe no,
Speaker 1: it might is an NBC WCCO. Trump false accuses Harris
Speaker 1: of donating to the Minnesota bail fund bailing out dangerous criminals,
Speaker 1: but she tried to raise money for the Minnesota Bail Fund.
Speaker 1: In fact, community notes on Twitter says. On June one,
Speaker 1: twenty twenty, at three thirty four pm Minnesota time, Cammy
Speaker 1: Harris tweeted if you're able to chip in now to
Speaker 1: the Minnesota Bail Fund to help post bail to those
Speaker 1: protesting on the ground in Minnesota. This tweet contained a
Speaker 1: donation link, So maybe she didn't write a check. But
Speaker 1: why do that when you can use other people's money
Speaker 1: because of me? Meaning because God is peeling the curtain
Speaker 1: back or flitting curtain so that people can see. People
Speaker 1: are beginning to see and speaking of God. Proverbs chapter twelve,
Speaker 1: verse twenty two. Lying lips are an abomination to the Lord,
Speaker 1: but those who act faithfully are as delight lying lips.
Speaker 1: Cammi Harris Revelation, chapter twenty one, verse eight that as
Speaker 1: for the cowardly, the faithless, the detestable, as for murderers,
Speaker 1: the sexually immoral, sorcerers, idolaters, and all liars, their portion
Speaker 1: will be in the lake that burns with fire and sulfur,
Speaker 1: which is the second death. Now I am not judge
Speaker 1: of Camia Harris, and you're not God is, but we
Speaker 1: can judge behaviors and her behaviors are being judged. These
Speaker 1: are some Wisconsin swing voters, all of them women, being
Speaker 1: asked about Kami Harris.
Speaker 8: How do you.
Speaker 9: Perceive Vice President Harris compared to President Biden in terms
Speaker 9: of competency and experience.
Speaker 11: I think she's worse. She doesn't even know what's going
Speaker 11: on at the border, right, and that's what she was
Speaker 11: supposed to be doing doing and then charge on. I mean,
Speaker 11: as a school teacher, if I did not do what
Speaker 11: I was supposed to be doing, you better believe my
Speaker 11: job would be in jeopardy. Well, it is an it
Speaker 11: Not only was her job not in jeopardy, she was
Speaker 11: just handed a promotion.
Speaker 9: Is there anyone that Kamala Harris could appoint as her
Speaker 9: vice president that you would find reassuring, would make you
Speaker 9: consider voting for her?
Speaker 2: No?
Speaker 10: Oh no, no, no, I would know RFKG you in
Speaker 10: your way before that.
Speaker 9: Yeah, absolutely, yeah. And she's not the first woman to
Speaker 9: run for the presidency Hillary Clinton. I'm assuming no one
Speaker 9: voted for Hillary Clinton in twenty sixteen, so it's not
Speaker 9: necessarily going to sway you to vote for a woman
Speaker 9: in office.
Speaker 3: When do you think.
Speaker 9: America will have email president when.
Speaker 11: There's a competent one.
Speaker 8: Just I don't get a good feel for her.
Speaker 1: I think she's an idiot, right, Mary.
Speaker 9: Why do you think that she's not that bright?
Speaker 10: Because she hasn't done anything in the time that she's had.
Speaker 3: We don't know anything about.
Speaker 1: Her as far as her three years so far in
Speaker 1: the White House. She's not real smart, beautiful, beautiful. Praise
Speaker 1: God that people are beginning to see and memes help.
Speaker 1: The cultural shift is going to continue to help. And
Speaker 1: I don't think there's been a more memorable person in
Speaker 1: politics than Cammy Harris. But interestingly, I don't think there's
Speaker 1: ever been a person who needs memes less than Cammy
Speaker 1: Harris because she is her own meme making device. Thank
Speaker 1: you God for frustrating the supposedly wise with the simple
Speaker 1: things and shaming the powerful the weak things. This is
Speaker 1: a Todd Hermannshaw. Please go, be well, be strong, be
Speaker 1: kind to please make every effort to walk in the
Speaker 1: life of Christ.