Speaker 1: So I think the election denier Jamie Raskin, who then
later said denying elections is a form of insurrection and
a prisonable offense. I think it might be a good
idea for Jamie Raskin to pray.
Speaker 2: We should all pray, But.
Speaker 1: Jamie Raskin, of course, has cancer. And hey, you know what,
I really do pray. I honestly can do this and
feel even sincere about it. I can honestly pray to
God that this bout with cancer is an opportunity for
the Lord to draw.
Speaker 2: Jamie Raskin to himself.
Speaker 1: And I mean that I please don't die, Jamie Raskin
before you realize God loves you, wants you're back in
the family. And dude, you aren't like trying to avoid
civil war, You're trying to start one.
Speaker 3: The Todd Herman Show is one hundred percent disapproved by
big pharma technocrats and tyrants everywhere. Now from the high
mountains of Free America, here's the Emerald City exile Cod Herman.
Speaker 1: Today is the day the Lord has made, And these
are the times which God has decided we shall live.
And what that means that these times which God has
decided to live can decide we shall live. Can we
look at this through a very specific viewpoint or lens
or frame. God chose you for this time. He chose
you to live through a time where your government has
tried to imprison the number one political opponents of the regime,
where your government is obviously openly, unrepentantly lying to you
on scopes that are unthinkable. God chose you for this
time so that you could get furious and get on
social media and own the hell out of the libs
or not, where you could provide the rock of the
Word of God to your family even as you fight,
even as you fight back against these lies. God chose
you for this time. He chose Jamie Raskin for this time.
He chose figurehead Biden for this time, and Tim Waltz
for this time. We were designed to exist during the same.
Speaker 2: Period of life.
Speaker 1: We are just going to need to make different choices
than people like Jamie Raskin. Jamie Raskin isn't trying to
avoid tyranny. He may think he is, well, no, I
don't even think he is. I think he knows what
he's doing. When you interchange from a president Trump was
illegally inserted by the Russians. This was an insurrection, this
is a coup. It was stolen election. And then you
turn around saying if you dare say elections being stolen,
that election was stolen, that's an insurrection, that's a prison offense. No, No,
Charity's over, Jamie. You knew what you were doing. You
don't go from whiplash to whiplash speaking against election integrity
as a crime and then the election was solen.
Speaker 2: You don't get to do that. Sorry, So that part
of grace is over. Now maybe I'm wrong. God knows
your motives.
Speaker 1: I don't. I can just look at your actions. But
what you just said about the fourteenth Amendment, this is
not a thing you say in public unless you intend
to anger people.
Speaker 2: And I think your.
Speaker 1: Hope is that you get people to fly off the
handle and to commit violence. I think that may even
been the design of the assassination attempt on President Trump,
because I've been thinking about this. If they wanted him dead,
they would have sent in really good, solid shooters, three
or four of them and taken them out. But then again,
that shot was awfully close. And I do think God
turned President Trump's face towards the danger and in that
way saved his life. God can use all sorts of
bad for good, like the bad of Jamie Raskin. He
can use all sorts of bad for good. We were told,
I don't know if you remember this, that ozone was
a horrible, horrible thing for us and it must stay far,
far away from us. And then then we were told, no,
ozone's very good, and there's a hole in the ozone
layer and that's very very bad. And it was hairspray
that was causing that. Do you remember that that there
was the canned hairspray was eating the ozone layer. And
then sometime later there was another article that came out
in Time magazine saying, wait, the ozone layer's thicketing this
could be bad for us? Was too much ozone. We
have ozone in this studio right now as I speak, Harol,
I'll show it to you a wit. I can't because
it's invisible. It's a gas.
Speaker 2: Don't you know?
Speaker 1: The ozone that's being produced in this studio negates bad smells,
like the coffee smells or cat litter. And I was
joking about this, and right now Nana is not here
tofer's filling in.
Speaker 2: I want to see what Telfer's response is this because Telfer.
Speaker 1: Is a guy who is meticulously neat and clean and
ordered far more than a normal human.
Speaker 2: So what I've been thinking about doing is bringing in.
Speaker 1: A couple of cat litter boxes full of cat byproduct
and seeing what it is before and after the thunderstorm.
Oxy leave too, because if it can negate the smell
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or otherwise gyms, locker rooms, dorms, military barracks, RVs, your
long haul trucker. I love you, guys, thanks for keeping
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Jamie Raskin. Now, if you're going to say this in public,
it's not because you want to do it. They may
want to do it, but he wants to get on record,
and I think he wants to get people's emotions sky high.
Speaker 4: What can be put into the Constitution can slip away
from you very quickly. And the greatest example going on
right now before our very eyes is section three of
the fourteenth Amendment, which they're just disappearing with the magic
wand as if it doesn't exist, even though it could
not be clearer what it's stating. And so you know,
they want to kick it to Congress. So it's going
to be up to us on January sixth, twenty twenty five,
to tell the rampaging Trump mobs that he's disqualified and
then we need bodyguards for everybody and civil war conditions
all because the nine justices, not all of them, but
these justices who have not many cases to look at
every year, not that much work to do, a huge staff,
great protection, simply do not want to do their job
and interpret what the great fourteenth the Mement means that
I'm glad that Shareln's creating her new center, so we
can bring that if.
Speaker 2: You conceal Carrie.
Speaker 1: You know what you don't do is you don't walk
intil place and go I'm strapped. You don't come in
and say I'm carrying. Everybody pay attention. I'm carrying. I'm
tactically trained. I shoot three days a week and twice
on the weekends. I drive fire at home, and I
wake up cold.
Speaker 2: My alarm goes off at three o'clock in the morning.
I grab my piece.
Speaker 1: I drive five for accuracy with my left hand while
I'm peeing.
Speaker 2: Don't do that.
Speaker 1: You keep the weapon from in print so people can't
see it. You practice taking it out of concealment slowly first,
because slow is smooth, and smooth is fast. And then
you pray to God you never need to use it.
But when the moment comes and you can, then you
thank God that you had it, and you pray for
the soul whose life well for the person whose life
you ended, you pray for their soul. Right, So Jamie
Raskin's taking the peace. He thinks he's caring the Section
three of the fourteenth Amendment, which hibits former government officials
from holding public office again if they've engaged in an
insurrection or rebellion against the United States government, and he's saying,
see it, so you got the peace. It's not just
a peace. I got me a scatter gun. By announcing
this and specifically stating civil war conditions, Jamie Raskin understands
exactly what he's doing and what he's threatening. I'll never
forget when a national conservative radio host at one time
was on I think three hundred and sixty three hundred
and seventy stations. Who is a good man?
Speaker 2: I want people to hear me in this.
Speaker 1: He has been I think his mind has been scrambled
by the presidence of Donald John Trump, and I think
it's a personality thing. I also think this guy lost
a lot for standing against Trump, and in that way
I admire him because it was his convictions and he
lost a lot, and he knew he may have lost
a lot, and he decided to stand with this conviction.
So I can disagree with him, and I can respect him,
and I can love him, and I do, but I'll
never forget him taking me to task saying as I
was talking about the election being stolen, he said, I
care for you.
Speaker 2: I care for your career.
Speaker 1: Will you please come in this studio and talk to me.
This is what he told me, Todd, this is going
to get you kicked out of radio. You'll never do
radio again.
Speaker 3: Now.
Speaker 1: The amalgamation of Weekend Show and AFR Show, it's two
hundred and forty stations. The audio version of this podcast,
Praise God, is in the top one half of one
percent in the world. The video is growing, The YouTube
thing is taking off. Praise God. But he said this
to me, this nation can survive a stolen election. It
cannot survive people thinking the election was stolen. Jamie Raskin
appears to think this nation can survive a sitting member
of Congress saying, I don't give a damn what the
Supreme Court says. We're going to tell the support is
a President Trump. Look, we tried to make him a
Russian troll. Didn't work. We spied on his campaign.
Speaker 2: It didn't work.
Speaker 1: We put people in his orbit in prison, it didn't work.
We tried to kill him, didn't work. I do think
they tried to kill him, didn't work. We tried to
install another figurehead, Kamala Harris, didn't work. We tried to cheat,
didn't work. So now we're going to pull the piece
out of our belt and we're gonna shoot it in
your face, the piece being Section three of the fourteenth Amendment.
You don't make threats like that unless you're hoping to
get something back. You know, it's a thing where you're
looking to fight a guy, but you want him to
go first so you can later go to the sheriff
and go, dude, swung on me.
Speaker 2: Everybody saw it right.
Speaker 1: Right after you said this, this, this, and stepped within
inches of him.
Speaker 2: Yeah, he threw at you. Well he touched me first. Lord,
please have mercy on.
Speaker 1: Jamie Raskin and in the United States, this is a
Todd Hermanshaw. Please go, be well, be strong, be kind,
Please make every effort to walk
Speaker 2: In the light of Christ.