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Speaker 2: So a lot of the funding actually comes from people
Speaker 2: who pays taxes from people like you and I.
Speaker 3: To tell them about violence as a revolutionary tool.
Speaker 4: The black people have always had a certain amount of
Speaker 4: moral currency, and let me be the first to tell
Speaker 4: you that's used up.
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Speaker 1: Today is the day the Lord has and these are
Speaker 1: the times to which God has decided we shall live.
Speaker 1: There's a scholar who's once again been vindicated for a
Speaker 1: paper he wrote and for which he was he was
Speaker 1: attacked and disciplined by his own institution. This is an
Speaker 1: article from this comes from.
Speaker 6: The College Fix.
Speaker 1: A sociologist who concocted, primately conducted a comprehensive study showing
Speaker 1: the harms to children of growing up on a household
Speaker 1: was so called gay parents. In other words, same sex
Speaker 1: attracted parents has once again been victed and vindicated by
Speaker 1: a statistical test by Cornell University experts. The results, published
Speaker 1: in a statistics textbook by Cornell professors Chrystobel Young and
Speaker 1: Aaron Cumberworth, uses something called multiverse analysis to test how
Speaker 1: robust a study is well. Many other studies failed the test,
Speaker 1: one in particular, past University of Texas Austin professor Mark
Speaker 1: Regneris first generated controversy in twenty twelve when he published
Speaker 1: a study showing children whose parents had a same sex
Speaker 1: relationship experience negative adult outcomes compared with children from intact
Speaker 1: biological families. According to a summary by the Heritage Foundation,
Speaker 1: the city came at an inopportune time for the LGB
Speaker 1: lobby as it was trying to convince federal courts to
Speaker 1: strike down the defensive Marriage Act. The results generated significant
Speaker 1: controversy in the academic community, which really does not believe
Speaker 1: in free and open debate, but instead only wants research
Speaker 1: published when it supports their pre existing viewpoints. Following a complaint,
Speaker 1: the University of Texas investigated with neuris based on allegations
Speaker 1: of merely being a Catholic might have tainted his research.
Speaker 1: The university cleared him, as detailed by the Foundation for
Speaker 1: Individual Rights and Expression fantastic right after they investigated him
Speaker 1: and called him into question and castigated him. If you
Speaker 1: are a same sex, attracted couple, of good conscience, of
Speaker 1: good heart, of good intent for kids, a loving person,
Speaker 1: a caring person who wants what's best for kids, consult
Speaker 1: the data.
Speaker 6: Is it innate?
Speaker 7: Yeah.
Speaker 1: God's plan is one man, one woman in marital union.
Speaker 1: God's plan, if you like, is yin and yang. God's
Speaker 1: plan is men and women in a complimentary role to
Speaker 1: one another. That's God's plan and God designed us. But
Speaker 1: maybe I should read some medical journals on this. The
Speaker 1: same medical journals who years ago contended to have found
Speaker 1: the gay gene and then came back and said, oh wait, sorry, whoops.
Speaker 1: The same medical journals who found the female brain in
Speaker 1: a male body, And then we had to come back
Speaker 1: and say, oh, you mean these people who've been living
Speaker 1: as the opposite sex for twenty or thirty years, where
Speaker 1: neuroplasticity has taken effect, and there are some similarities, but
Speaker 1: you can't find a single instance of a child born
Speaker 1: this way. There are no organic markers, the same thing ignored.
Speaker 1: Look what's being done to children. So if I should
Speaker 1: read more work from healthcare studies, which healthcare entities. It
Speaker 1: was an incredibly frustrating thing during the era of COVID,
Speaker 1: maybe for you as well, and maybe in a way
Speaker 1: uniquely to me, not because I'm special, just because.
Speaker 6: I have a weird job.
Speaker 1: I would very often find myself confronted by people who
Speaker 1: wanted equal time. So during the COVID era, I would
Speaker 1: very often get people trying to go around my producers
Speaker 1: to try to get to me and Alex. I don't
Speaker 1: know if you remember this. There was someone who was
Speaker 1: writing that wanted to come on the show. They wrote
Speaker 1: to Jason Jason, who was the program director. Okay, so
Speaker 1: there was a guy was a doctor who wrote to Jason,
Speaker 1: who was the program director, and said to Jason, I
Speaker 1: demand equal time on Todd Herman show. And to his credit,
Speaker 1: Jason wrote back and said, that's not the way it works.
Speaker 1: I don't decide who goes on Todd's show. I'm sure though,
Speaker 1: if you reach out to Todd, he'd be more than
Speaker 1: happy to have you on. He likes to talk with
Speaker 1: people with whom he disagrees. Oh, I doubt that very much.
Speaker 1: And then he wrote to you. I don't know if
Speaker 1: you remember this, wrote to you, okay, so you don't
Speaker 1: remember this, and I remember you forward it to me,
Speaker 1: And he wrote to you and said, I talked to
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Speaker 6: He said that he would provide.
Speaker 1: Me equal time. You might remember this part with some
Speaker 1: questions in advance, and he'd want to ask me. And
Speaker 1: you're right right, right right there, just shook and said, no, no, no,
Speaker 1: Todd does not do the questions in advanced.
Speaker 6: Thing that never happens.
Speaker 1: So I think you wrote back to him and said, hey,
Speaker 1: I'm sure Todd'd be happy to have you on. He's
Speaker 1: not going to give you the questions in advance. And
Speaker 1: ultimately this guy did come on the show. And what
Speaker 1: I'd asked him to do prior was to read my
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Speaker 6: Because I gave him a week.
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Speaker 1: is what Obama said to get himself back into the
Speaker 1: news cycle.
Speaker 8: When I was president in the aftermath of tragedies when
Speaker 8: Going Roof went into a black church and, based on
Speaker 8: his own words, shot a.
Speaker 6: Group of folks who were.
Speaker 8: Engaged in Bible study and who had invited him in,
Speaker 8: and according to him, it was for racist reasons. As
Speaker 8: President of the United States, my response was not, who
Speaker 8: may have influenced this troubled young man to engage in
Speaker 8: that kind of violence and now let me go after.
Speaker 6: Yeah, you're a liar.
Speaker 1: And the Black fatigues saved this country because even black
Speaker 1: people saw what he was doing with these tragedies and
Speaker 1: with the Black Lives Matter Incorporated terrorist group. And there
Speaker 1: was a guy who presiaged it. He was actually a cartoonist,
Speaker 1: creative boondocks. I consider him a professor of race relations.
Speaker 1: He introduced did Aaron McGruder the idea the theory of
Speaker 1: black fatigue.
Speaker 4: I really want you guys to understand that time is
Speaker 4: running out, and a lot of black people say that,
Speaker 4: but for real, part of why the civil rights movement
Speaker 4: has been so successful and part of why those who
Speaker 4: have come after in terms of our leadership, have been
Speaker 4: able to maintain a presence is that black people have
Speaker 4: always had a certain amount of moral currency that we
Speaker 4: have been using. And let me be the first to
Speaker 4: tell you that's used up. White America has been watching
Speaker 4: us act like fools for a long enough time where
Speaker 4: any sympathy they may have had to our plight is
Speaker 4: completely gone. You're approaching a country. But forget hating black
Speaker 4: people and not hating black people. They just don't care.
Speaker 6: He goes on to describe this as black fatigue. I care.
Speaker 1: I care because black people are human beings like me.
Speaker 1: I care because they're made in God's image like me.
Speaker 1: I care because they hurt like I hurt. I care
Speaker 1: because God cared for me.
Speaker 6: First.
Speaker 1: Barack Obama was a steroid to this, and in a
Speaker 1: weird way, being a steroid to black fatigue saved America
Speaker 1: because people did not fall into the trap of the
Speaker 1: Black Lives Matter Incorporated terrorist movement, which.
Speaker 6: Was a race war. That's what Barack Obama wanted.
Speaker 1: When Truman figured out he was in the Truman Show,
Speaker 1: I mean, his response was, my entire life is a lie.
Speaker 1: I've existed for people's amusement.
Speaker 6: The audience.
Speaker 1: Was sad and beyondbelief. Wait, but this is the end
Speaker 1: of the show. Wait, we don't get to watch Truman anymore,
Speaker 1: all his victories and what about that beautiful girl he
Speaker 1: fell in love with?
Speaker 6: Wait, this isn't This isn't real. This is acting.
Speaker 1: How much of what we're seeing is acting? I'll give
Speaker 1: you again. We'll get to Cammy Harris. She has been
Speaker 1: cast into a new role. She's the truth teller about
Speaker 1: the Democrat Party. She's been cast into a new role.
Speaker 1: She acted out that role with Rachel Maddow. Now this
Speaker 1: isn't the only self parody in Britain. There's also this,
Speaker 1: And here's how the opposter wrote this out in Sadiq
Speaker 1: Khan's diverse and inclusive one. Then police threaten you with
Speaker 1: arrest for just being Jewish in areas of this city,
Speaker 1: people might take offense to that, watches part of her
Speaker 1: to sup Frost.
Speaker 9: I'm not accusing aboutnything, but I'm worried about the reaction to.
Speaker 1: Be a scored or if you choose because.
Speaker 3: You want to.
Speaker 9: You because you are any times a lot of way
Speaker 9: with a person, because.
Speaker 5: You are.
Speaker 1: The guy with the palsing and flag yelling Nazi. So
Speaker 1: what was the charge being Jewish and public? You can't
Speaker 1: walk around being a jew. Take that stinking hamaka off
Speaker 1: your head. Now, if he acted, we took the Yamic
Speaker 1: office head wrapped himself in the kafar. You can stay
Speaker 1: because then he'd be taking another role enlightened jew, enlightened
Speaker 1: you in favor of destroying the Jewish entity.
Speaker 6: Do we need to play the parody again?
Speaker 1: Let's play the parody again, and let's see if it's
Speaker 1: funny this time, because it might not be as funny
Speaker 1: this time.
Speaker 6: Here we go.
Speaker 10: I'm a time traveler from the year twenty twenty five,
Speaker 10: and I've come here to kill you, Hitler.
Speaker 6: Can I just ask why?
Speaker 11: Why do all of you people want to kill me?
Speaker 10: Isn't it obvious? I'm a progressive, a liberal, a fighter
Speaker 10: for social justice, and you are a fascist who implemented
Speaker 10: a reign of terror.
Speaker 1: And while the.
Speaker 10: Effects of your policies devastated the world for decades, soon
Speaker 10: we will be able to take back the White House,
Speaker 10: and we will be able to use the government to
Speaker 10: force people to follow our great ideas.
Speaker 11: You want to use government powers for foster your ideas
Speaker 11: on the populace, me too.
Speaker 10: You and I have nothing in common. What I'm saying
Speaker 10: is there are people in our time with dangerous ideas,
Speaker 10: and we need to silence them.
Speaker 11: I do that too, our wunderbah Ah, the Nazi movement
Speaker 11: will not die with me.
Speaker 1: Don't give me that.
Speaker 10: I'm enlightened, and you're as bad as well as Hitlers.
Speaker 10: What I'm trying to say is we are very close
Speaker 10: to implementing a utopia as long as we can get
Speaker 10: rid of some certain undesirable people.
Speaker 6: Greet Yes, likes the Jews.
Speaker 1: Yes, like the Jews. Hmm, interesting, it's a parody, right,
Speaker 1: parody right Truman Show meets the Babylon Bee. You're living
Speaker 1: in the parity. You and I live in a parody.
Speaker 1: We as Christians, should be becoming a massive, high trust society.
Speaker 6: We have the Ultimate told you so.
Speaker 1: We have the words of God Almighty about what happens
Speaker 1: when you have human kings. We've got the ultimate I
Speaker 1: told you so, told you this had happened. We've got
Speaker 1: the ultimate I told you so in that good will
Speaker 1: be called evil and evil be called goods. We've got
Speaker 1: the Ultimate I told you so. We can turn to
Speaker 1: the Bible. As Paul describes God's decision to turn people
Speaker 1: over to their own lusts, to turn people over to
Speaker 1: their own perversions, to turn people over to their own
Speaker 1: fleshly desires. And this was people who had heard the
Speaker 1: teachings of God. They've been offered the fruit of God.
Speaker 1: They'd been offered this salvation of God, and they said, yeah, no, thanks.
Speaker 1: And God makes some decisions. He took groups of people
Speaker 1: and he does it. Still, okay, you go do your thing,
Speaker 1: you go engage in your lusts. And lust doesn't have
Speaker 1: to be sexual. There's a lust for power. I saw
Speaker 1: that they described Antifa as an anarchist group.
Speaker 6: No it's not.
Speaker 1: And this was in President Trump's otherwise really great statements
Speaker 1: labeling them a terrorist group. They're not anarchists, they're maoists.
Speaker 1: They want their control. Remember they wanted their patrols to
Speaker 1: replace cops. Do you remember that, what if their asks
Speaker 1: during the riots was to have to police disband, they
Speaker 1: didn't have community citizen patrols take the place of cops.
Speaker 1: Citizen patrols created by community organizing groups, which takes us
Speaker 1: back to Brockos Saint Obama. A lot of this is
Speaker 1: going on on the college campuses. Professors got together, they
Speaker 1: talked about violence as a revolutionary tool. They talked about
Speaker 1: their their their affection for Hesbolah. They talked about resistance struggles.
Speaker 1: All of this is the speaking of revolutionaries in America
Speaker 1: with a common theme. We actually need to crash the US.
Speaker 1: We need to stand with armed resistance.
Speaker 3: In the moment that you grab the gun, like Harmon says,
Speaker 3: you're you're You're no longer appross, You're now free. How
Speaker 3: do we teach that in the class.
Speaker 12: Just to say that in the class, my students' heads explode,
Speaker 12: right to tell them about violence, you know, as a
Speaker 12: revolutionary tool, as an as sometimes a revolutionary essential.
Speaker 13: We actually need to crash the US settler state, which
Speaker 13: has incredible reparations and literally strangles the tenles that are
Speaker 13: reaching into the Israeli state.
Speaker 7: So we must stand with the armed resistance and work
Speaker 7: right now to end this impunity by disrupting the flow
Speaker 7: of weapons designers, because trust, the armed resistance will defeat
Speaker 7: Zionism if it was open battle field.
Speaker 13: Yeah, I've been humble since October seventh, particularly being in
Speaker 13: community with folks, particularly when you're someone who has been
Speaker 13: doing this work. Why stop? This is a profound moment
Speaker 13: for us, right and we need to dig in and
Speaker 13: go harder.
Speaker 5: Now.
Speaker 1: I know there's this big debate going on in concerted
Speaker 1: circles related to Chariti Kirk's assassination.
Speaker 6: Are we allowed to criticize Israel? Watch?
Speaker 1: The Israeli government has fallen. It stands against God in
Speaker 1: multiple ways. It's a farm of state and it was
Speaker 1: one of those brutal pushers of the shots. It's fallen
Speaker 1: to the sexual left. It has corruption through and through.
Speaker 1: And the Jewish people are beloved by God and he
Speaker 1: has a special relationship with them and a covenant. See yuah, Wow,
Speaker 1: that's hard. How anti semitic these people were speaking in
Speaker 1: America in Virginia. They're from public universities. Brock Hussein Obama
Speaker 1: was taught how to divide to the Sololinsky tool. He
Speaker 1: then went and taught it in college. In warfare, it
Speaker 1: takes a real focus on doing what's right. My friend
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Speaker 1: President Trump did something very human, just as when he
Speaker 1: came along and said, I'm going to build a wall.
Speaker 1: It's going to be the most beautiful wall. President Trump
Speaker 1: has stated the obvious in a very human way.
Speaker 2: What comes next after designating Antifa terriorization.
Speaker 14: We'll get a designat too. But we're gonna look at
Speaker 14: the people that funded Antifa, see who they are, where
Speaker 14: they came from, and what they did. Have you seen
Speaker 14: Portland at all? You've taken a look at what's happening
Speaker 14: in Portland. It's I mean, this has been going on
Speaker 14: for years. They're just people out of control. They're crazy.
Speaker 14: We're going to stop that version. We have to get
Speaker 14: rid of a couple of other problems. First. We're going
Speaker 14: to get rid of the problems in Memphis where you
Speaker 14: can't even walk a block without getting shot. We're going
Speaker 14: to get rid of the problems in Chicago. Chicago is
Speaker 14: a great city and we have to save it. We
Speaker 14: have to save it. I told you had the head
Speaker 14: of the Union Pacific Railroad of my office, and I said, so,
Speaker 14: what do you think you go to every city. You
Speaker 14: have railroads and every the biggest railroad, beautiful railroad. He's
Speaker 14: a great guy.
Speaker 7: I said, what do you think.
Speaker 14: He said, sir, save Chicago.
Speaker 1: Save Chicago, saved the nation. And he speaks of this
Speaker 1: in the English language. I mean, everybody speaks English who's
Speaker 1: in office, but he's speaking about it as a human being.
Speaker 1: Everybody who's ever seen Antiful do their work knows their
Speaker 1: terrorist group. Everybody's known this for a decade. Keith Ellison,
Speaker 1: the so called a trite gener of Minnesota with his
Speaker 1: Antifa handbook, he knows they're a terrorist group.
Speaker 6: They're just useful terrorist.
Speaker 1: Group to them. And the investigation can start with our money.
Speaker 1: Did you know that you are paying for Antifa groups?
Speaker 1: This is Andy No talking about the fact that we
Speaker 1: are big forced to pay for these terrorist groups.
Speaker 2: The way they organize is they're so decentralized and diffused
Speaker 2: that there's not one person at the top who's funding. Again,
Speaker 2: I go back to the radical Islam and jihadis model.
Speaker 2: There's no single person who's funding Jahadism around the world.
Speaker 2: You have many, many funders. I'll just speak to the
Speaker 2: strongest of an insight seen from the twenty twenty rides.
Speaker 2: You know, millions of dollars were raised for these bail
Speaker 2: funds and legal aid, and that all came through campaigns
Speaker 2: that were put online and then people donated anonymously and
Speaker 2: these were shared. The links were shared on Twitter and
Speaker 2: across Reddit social media, and it was a lot of
Speaker 2: people contributed money. So that's one one level you can
Speaker 2: look at. Another thing is that there are various registered,
Speaker 2: actual nonprofits that work in the Antifa apparatus, and some
Speaker 2: of these nonprofits get grant money from the state. It
Speaker 2: happens in the state of Oregon. There are Antifah lego
Speaker 2: groups legal groups that explicitly exist to provide free legal
Speaker 2: aid to violent felony suspects accused of Antifah crimes. They
Speaker 2: have received state funding from taxpayers, so a lot of
Speaker 2: the funding actually comes from people who pays taxes, from
Speaker 2: people like you and I.
Speaker 1: Data Republican talked about this. Data Republican responded to Andy
Speaker 1: Knows's appearance on What American News with Brandon Strong.
Speaker 6: Good job, Brandon.
Speaker 1: Yes, there's an entire networking place is not limited to
Speaker 1: legal aid. There are also mutual collectives and a deliberate
Speaker 1: refusal to enforce eviction laws. Becoming an Antifa foot soldier
Speaker 1: means your basic needs get met. Harm reduction is a
Speaker 1: surprising components that not only creates do nothing quote jobs.
Speaker 1: As kevintt Agrin has documented, it also shuts down any
Speaker 1: curving of drug use, this keeping the money flowing back
Speaker 1: to the cartels. Harm reduction steps in leftist cities literally
Speaker 1: provide drugs to people. So if you go live in
Speaker 1: a city like Seattle or Portland and you are Antifa,
Speaker 1: the contention here is your basic needs are met. Well,
Speaker 1: I can contest to that. I can attend to that.
Speaker 1: We've seen the tents, We've seen the RVs in which
Speaker 1: they live. We've sent them able to take over buildings.
Speaker 1: They were given a decommissioned fire station in Seattle. Black
Speaker 1: Lives Matter in Corporated took possession of that building. They're
Speaker 1: given walking around monies, given food, they're given then this
Speaker 1: aid so that they don't get kicked out of their buildings.
Speaker 1: They're given these monies and they're given their drugs. You
Speaker 1: go to any Antifa encampment and it's thick with drugs.
Speaker 1: President Trump speaking simple English, they're a terrorist group. We're
Speaker 1: going to investigate them. And the fact is this, this
Speaker 1: should have happened a decade ago, But the Democrats benefit
Speaker 1: from this.
Speaker 6: Sort of stuff.
Speaker 1: And I always want to go back and remind people
Speaker 1: God Almighty is a god of order, not chaos. It
Speaker 1: is the other side that wants chaos. Antifa is not
Speaker 1: just a terrorist group.
Speaker 6: They are a.
Speaker 1: Full on, full fledged, complete, NonStop group on behalf of safety.
Speaker 6: Charlie Kirk, the servant of Christ, in his death, launched
Speaker 6: an event.
Speaker 1: That's probably the biggest revival events in history. I don't
Speaker 1: think demons could stand being around that. Who knows that
Speaker 1: they could even be in the state of Arizona because
Speaker 1: of the praise afterwards, people converting to Christ. And then
Speaker 1: there was this moment in the stadium Brandon Lake decided
Speaker 1: to let the crowd take over for moments.
Speaker 10: No is not.
Speaker 7: Nothing else.
Speaker 6: That Hallelujah.
Speaker 1: The demons can't stand it. If you look at the stadium,
Speaker 1: there's a lot of things to look at. A great
Speaker 1: political commentary someone offered on this in regard to the left,
Speaker 1: was at this picture packed house, Maybe they should have
Speaker 1: just let him have his debate. Ex So another way
Speaker 1: to look at that. Everybody in there everybody who watched,
Speaker 1: maybe ten million or more people. By the end of
Speaker 1: the week, it'll easily be fifty million, maybe sixty million people,
Speaker 1: all of them exposed to the words of Jesus Christ.
Speaker 1: And that's assassin, alleged assassin.
Speaker 6: After you pulled that trigger.
Speaker 1: I wonder if he felt victory, just the way the
Speaker 1: demons felt victory when Christ Jesus says it said it
Speaker 1: is finished. And then there's that moment, their greatest blessing
Speaker 1: in mankind's history, when Jesus conquered death. Then all the
Speaker 1: demons had to sit there and go, wait, what So
Speaker 1: here's Larry Fink. And before we talk about this, this
Speaker 1: guy operates in a realm of existence that you don't
Speaker 1: operate in, none of us. Do you know that phrase?
Speaker 1: The one percent? Larry Fink is the one tenth of
Speaker 1: one percent. And this isn't coveting. I don't want to
Speaker 1: be in the one tenth of one I don't want
Speaker 1: to be in that world. The closest I got to
Speaker 1: that world was raising money at a venture capital or
Speaker 1: working in DC. And that world is a filthy world.
Speaker 1: It is a ungodly down is upworld where it has
Speaker 1: its own moral structure that begins with what's in it
Speaker 1: for me, and it ends with what's in it for me?
Speaker 1: And the more people can take from you in a process,
Speaker 1: the bigger the win is for them.
Speaker 6: It's a rule.
Speaker 1: It's a world with absolutely no loyalty. I will never
Speaker 1: ever forget this. We sold their big data company to
Speaker 1: one of the world's well at the time, the world's
Speaker 1: largest PR firm, and we got put on a team
Speaker 1: to help a nuclear plant. And what we're helping them
Speaker 1: with was public perception. And I was happy to do that.
Speaker 1: I strongly believe in nuclear energy and I'd been invited
Speaker 1: at that time to also. They wanted to pay us
Speaker 1: to work for the s CiU. Second time I had
Speaker 1: an offer to work for the SAIU. When I was
Speaker 1: doing radio in Seattle. The s CiU begged me to
Speaker 1: become a spokesperson for them, and they were willing to
Speaker 1: pay me a ton of money.
Speaker 6: Yeah did know that s CiU.
Speaker 13: Yeah?
Speaker 1: Yeah, is Service Employees Union. Yeah, full on hardcore leftists.
Speaker 1: They wanted me to be the They wanted me to
Speaker 1: be a spokesperson for them. I remember the ad sales
Speaker 1: department came to me. I said, you're joking, right, these
Speaker 1: people are communis No, he said, no, no, no, no, no, no, no.
Speaker 1: This is about helping minority youth get jobs, Todd. That's
Speaker 1: all it is. This is just about helping marginalized kids
Speaker 1: get jobs. That's it. It's a grocery store thing. They
Speaker 1: just want you to talk about that.
Speaker 13: No.
Speaker 1: No, because they help them get jobs and then they
Speaker 1: radicalize them. Would you take a meeting with them?
Speaker 10: No?
Speaker 1: Would you take a phone call no? Would you read
Speaker 1: an email?
Speaker 6: No, Todd.
Speaker 1: They're willing to offer you five thousand dollars a month
Speaker 1: to read a couple of ads. Oh well in that case. No.
Speaker 1: We sold the big data company and we were on
Speaker 1: this project for this nuclear facility, and actually the lady
Speaker 1: here ran that was super cool. She offered us a
Speaker 1: chance to go tour the plant.
Speaker 6: Have it done that.
Speaker 1: So imagine my shock and surprise when we got asked
Speaker 1: to work in opposition to do clear by the same company.
Speaker 1: And I said, wait a minute, we can't do that. A.
Speaker 6: No, B. We can't possibly do that.
Speaker 1: You have a contract with an Oh no, no, we're
Speaker 1: using another We're using another affiliate.
Speaker 6: This is affiliate company A.
Speaker 1: We're using affiliate company B.
Speaker 6: For this.
Speaker 1: Oh no, we have a big, big wall of China
Speaker 1: between these two. You do so, here's the holding company. Sure,
Speaker 1: we'll work on that for you. We'll put a team together.
Speaker 1: I went and found out that the same team that
Speaker 1: did the web design, the press releases, the social media
Speaker 1: was the same team that was going to do that for.
Speaker 6: The other side.
Speaker 1: Can you imagine what that requires of immorality? Will you
Speaker 1: work super super hard to promote nuclear power as safe,
Speaker 1: as a great alternative, to help bring costs down to
Speaker 1: help families afford homes.
Speaker 6: Will you do that? Yes?
Speaker 1: Will you put your heart and soul into trying to
Speaker 1: destroy nuclear power as unsafe and driving up costs and
Speaker 1: making people homeless?
Speaker 6: Yes. I went to ask the kid, young kid. He
Speaker 6: was working at the.
Speaker 1: NRSC National Republican Senatorial Committee and we had a meeting
Speaker 1: there and I'd never met him before. I asked, you know, hey,
Speaker 1: what brings you to town. I've always wanted to work
Speaker 1: in politics?
Speaker 13: Oh? Cool?
Speaker 1: Like, are you conservative? Republican?
Speaker 6: Libertarian? Oh, I'm in the Green Party. Wow, that's weird.
Speaker 6: And who you are in the Republicans?
Speaker 1: No, I'm at the Green Party as in money, I'm
Speaker 1: here for the money, So why Republican because they hired me. First,
Speaker 1: we did a live free webinar about two weeks ago
Speaker 1: or so with Renew Healthcare renew dot Healthcare, and I
Speaker 1: think we had about fifty maybe sixty people on that call,
Speaker 1: and I got to meet some of viewers at Lady one,
Speaker 1: I forget her name. She won a free week stay
Speaker 1: at Hotel Meo down near the resorts or near the
Speaker 1: near Renew and it's like a two minute walk from
Speaker 1: their beautiful place, So she won that. Right now, we
Speaker 1: are in the process of scheduling probably fifteen people right now,
Speaker 1: probably more for treatment at Renew in the range of
Speaker 1: things a rectil dysfunction. There was a doctor on that
Speaker 1: call and he had prostate cancer. He's tried all the shots,
Speaker 1: many of the procedures up here, and has he heard
Speaker 1: about how the stem cells work for rectid dysfunction. Man,
Speaker 1: he was jazzed. So we had things like that. We
Speaker 1: had people who have broad scale immune deficiencies that you
Speaker 1: would call or I would called derangements. They were absolutely stunned,
Speaker 1: as was I to know that stem cells from these
Speaker 1: umbilical cords, these high end stem cells, that the culture
Speaker 1: they reject any stem cell that isn't as close to
Speaker 1: perfect as they can get. That it can reset immune systems,
Speaker 1: people who are struggling with long COVID symptoms which are
Speaker 1: really probably long injection symptoms, milcardiitis, paracarditis, the exhaustion that
Speaker 1: comes with that, and of course people with structural health problems,
Speaker 1: backs and knees, et cetera. And yeah, one guy asked,
Speaker 1: can you treat more than one body part at a time?
Speaker 1: He has shoulder and knee and back. Yeah, they can
Speaker 1: do that. So don't pay attention to what the American
Speaker 1: healthcare oligarchs tell you. The real healthcare for stuff like
Speaker 1: this to restore you is done in other countries. Go
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Speaker 1: you're part of the Todd Her Michell family. Charlie Kirk,
Speaker 1: a college dropout, versus the fermented veggie Tails founder Phil Vesher,
Speaker 1: who created veggie tails. I think that he's made a
Speaker 1: crue decision to be infamous. I think he's turned his
Speaker 1: back on evangelical Christianity's made the decision to be infamous
Speaker 1: rather than famous. I think he's made the decision to
Speaker 1: troll us, So we talk about him, Okay, I will,
Speaker 1: I will. Phil fischers Fasher's got a great, big platform,
Speaker 1: world famous, got a bunch of money to pour into
Speaker 1: things because he was very creative where he created a
Speaker 1: cartoon version of the Bible, but never about Jesus. That's interesting,
Speaker 1: just about the Old Testament, the Bible Jesus read that
Speaker 1: contains the law Jesus fulfilled, that presaged the coming of Jesus,
Speaker 1: that issued forth revelation and prophecy as to what Jesus
Speaker 1: would do.
Speaker 6: Wor he'd be born, who his parents.
Speaker 1: Would be, how would be treated, what he would accomplish,
Speaker 1: how his life would end, who would end it, what
Speaker 1: he would accomplish in his ministry, how would be named,
Speaker 1: how he'd be conceived. All of that was in the
Speaker 1: Old Testament. And for some reason, and I can't figure
Speaker 1: out why Phil decided to have VeggieTales do everything but
Speaker 1: talk about Jesus Christ.
Speaker 6: Now, wonder why that is.
Speaker 1: It's not that he's not a Christian, right, I mean,
Speaker 1: he says he's an evangelical Christian. He has a podcast
Speaker 1: called The Holy Post, and they decided to take on
Speaker 1: the topic of the assassination of Charlie Kirk.
Speaker 15: Just the idea of the number of people who are
Speaker 15: saying he was killed for his faith. He was killed
Speaker 15: because he was a Christian, you know, And I just
Speaker 15: I don't know what world, I don't know how you
Speaker 15: come to that conclusion when that's not primary what he
Speaker 15: was known for. It's not his you know, he had
Speaker 15: some debates that involved Christianity, but the majority of his
Speaker 15: debates were about hot button social issues.
Speaker 1: But Phil, don't you think part of the way people
Speaker 1: who are huge fans of Charlie Kirk interpreted him is
Speaker 1: all those other issues that he was an outspoken.
Speaker 15: Advocate for our view of Christianity.
Speaker 2: They would argue he held those views because he was
Speaker 2: a Christian.
Speaker 15: Yeah, but you know some of his views, like that
Speaker 15: black men are wildly violent, you know, and much more
Speaker 15: violent than white men. Is that a Christian view? Is
Speaker 15: that that doesn't seem to be seems to be Bible
Speaker 15: not even adjacent.
Speaker 6: Oh, Phil, Charlie Kirk spoke about data in regard to that.
Speaker 1: He talked about the tragedy of that He talked about
Speaker 1: the fact that black people prior to, prior to the
Speaker 1: Democrats deciding to change their approach from Jim Crow.
Speaker 6: To quote civil rights.
Speaker 1: Prior to that, these were not the characteristics of the
Speaker 1: black community. Prior to that, they led white families in
Speaker 1: terms of intact marriages. They were leading white families in
Speaker 1: terms of the creation of businesses, entrepreneurialism.
Speaker 6: They led in this.
Speaker 1: They were upwardly successful, upwardly mobile in comparison to education
Speaker 1: and college entrants. In business ownership and financial stability, they
Speaker 1: were leading, they were gaining when the Democrats shifted gears
Speaker 1: and came across with, Hey, we want to give you
Speaker 1: a bunch of civil rights, and among those are the
Speaker 1: right to welfare well so long as there's no adult
Speaker 1: male in the home, and the right to a lot
Speaker 1: of government goodies so long as there's no adult male
Speaker 1: in the home. When the Democrats made that move and
Speaker 1: they decided to begin to pander to black people, there
Speaker 1: was a material change. And he's not the only one
Speaker 1: who talked about this. Jason Riley in his formative book
Speaker 1: Please Stop Helping Us. He's a former Wall Street Journal
Speaker 1: editor happens to be a black man. He looked into
Speaker 1: how black people got in that position, and he said,
Speaker 1: oh my gosh, you can trace this right back to
Speaker 1: the Democrats deciding to issue us stipends and welfare and
Speaker 1: to help and please stop helping us. Details what Chardie
Speaker 1: Kirk talked about. At no point did Chardie Kirk say
Speaker 1: that black people are genetically more violent, because Phil, to
Speaker 1: your point, that would stand against the New Testament where
Speaker 1: Jesus reminds us not to look at race, because he
Speaker 1: doesn't when he says there's neither Greek, nor Jew, servant
Speaker 1: nor master. He's saying, look in my eyes, I see
Speaker 1: you all the same. I see you as people I created,
Speaker 1: and if you follow me repentitive sin accepted me as
Speaker 1: your savior, you're in my family.
Speaker 6: Now.
Speaker 1: I simply see you as all one body. I love
Speaker 1: you equally and in the body I see you equally,
Speaker 1: So in that regard, yes, that would be that would
Speaker 1: be the sin of racist. But that's not what Charlie
Speaker 1: Kirk said. And I think one of the aspects of
Speaker 1: Phil's program is this. I think he's happy to not
Speaker 1: know what Charteri Crook said. Charteri Crook wasn't known for
Speaker 1: faith he created Churning Points Faith charterick Kirk committed efforts
Speaker 1: and money in time to arming pastors to talk about
Speaker 1: what you fil pretend are social issues. I think if
Speaker 1: you have the opportunity to ask a fetus in the
Speaker 1: womb who is fighting off a surgeon's tool, Hey, is
Speaker 1: this a social issue? I think the fetus in the
Speaker 1: womb might say no, this is life and death. I
Speaker 1: think if you ask parents whose kids have fallen for
Speaker 1: gender lives and are now twenty five twenty six years
Speaker 1: old saying I want my body back, I don't think
Speaker 1: they'd see it as a social issue. I think they'd
Speaker 1: see it as a life and death issue. That's the
Speaker 1: super show for the week. These are the things that
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Speaker 1: of Christ, and remember to do as I get to do.
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