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

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Story number one, King Josiah, the Lost Law and President

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Trump's Mission. Story number two Tesla versus bud Light, anger

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can be, Holy rage cannot And story number three only

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an academic theologian could believe Jesus never said he was God. Well,

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we'll talk about this with the help of Know your

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Risk radio dot com. This is Zach Abraham's company and

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of course, through the great auspices of God Almighty himself.

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Speaker 2: Thank you Lord.

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Speaker 3: The Todd Herman Show is one percent disapproved by big

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pharma technocrats and tyrants everywhere from the high mountains of

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Free America. Here's the Emerald City, EXI Todd Herman.

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Speaker 2: Today is the day the Lord has made, and these.

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Speaker 1: Are the times through which God has decided we shall live.

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There is a story in the Bible I want to

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get to. I know not everyone's a believer.

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Speaker 2: I get that.

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Speaker 1: I wish you would be, because it's your eternal soul

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and all we are you going to spend the Trinity.

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But it's not that big a deal. It's actually the

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big deal. I want to start, though, with a just

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ground setting statement. There are times when people just go

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completely off the rails. We're seeing that. We're seeing all

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forms of derangements around literally Hitler and literally Hitler junior,

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Elon Musker courses, literally Hitler junior now and it even

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comes down to people who used to be smart political thinkers.

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And yes, we're building up into King Josiah. That's someone

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from the Bible, and I get it. Not everyone's a believer.

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I'll say that again. Please please please forgive me for

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sure and what I believe. And I know you always

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do so. Jimmy Carvell back in the day used to

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make some sant he's a smart political thinker. He sat

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down to talk with Chris CMO, who's looking move What

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are you going for here with the I'm worried that

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Trump has syphilis?

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Speaker 4: Well, okay, first of all, there's something wrong with it.

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That's pretty clear.

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Speaker 1: That's set out behind Jimmy Carville. Is that is that

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grape juice and such? Oh gosh, what that looks like

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grain whiskey, A whole bunch.

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Speaker 4: Of it that's meeting in the Oval office was a

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significant dariation. Secondly, we do know that he did have

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rich spotches on his hands. You know, he could be

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an indication of syphis. But the other thing that we

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know that we hadn't talked about. On January seventeenth, twenty seventeen,

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the key Shell and two other goons broke into his

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doctor's office.

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Speaker 2: Doctor Bornstein, Wait, I'm not kidding. I can smell booze.

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I'm serious.

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Speaker 1: No, I can smell booze coming off the mat. So

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he's going through things we know but don't know. You

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don't know that President Trump has syphilis because there's no

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science he has syphilis. He's mainly quite sharp. If you

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do have medical conditions, there's things you need to know

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because they're going to come back and they're going to

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try to once again contain the things you can get

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medical condition. And yes, we're going to get to King

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Speaker 3: Next.

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Speaker 1: You may have seen this picture President Trump. From twenty

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seventeen to twenty twenty one, President Trump posted this and

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in the middle twenty twenty one to twenty twenty five

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is a picture of the auto pen signing Joseph R.

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Speaker 2: Biden Junior.

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Speaker 1: And then of course President Trump's mugshot with a.

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Speaker 2: American flag behind it.

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Speaker 1: Now President Trump posting that President Trump's not King Josiah.

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I don't even know that President Trump is saved. Honestly,

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I think that he is, at the at the most

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an immature Christian. I know, I just angered a bunch

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of people.

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Speaker 2: Just just hear me.

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Speaker 1: It's not a sin to be an immature Christian. It

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means you're new at doing it. And I think President

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Trump is being humbled. I think there's great signs in

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that arena.

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Speaker 2: But he is being.

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Speaker 1: Used by God. And of this I have absolutely no question.

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One of the litter or lesser known books in the

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Bible is the book the Story of King Josiah, and

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it's from Second Kings, and it begins in twenty two

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and it tells the story of a young kid eight

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years old when he became king. And I know it

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seems weird, but that's the way they did things. Then

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he reigned in Jerusalem thirty one years. His mother's name

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was Jeba Jebadah, daughter of Adaiah. She was from Bostath.

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Let me just kind of story this, as we say

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in Preacherville. So this guy's very young, obviously he's a kid. Obviously,

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he takes over the kingdom and someone comes to him,

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one of the high priests, and Hikiyah is his name.

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The high priest came to the secretary, I found the

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Book of the Law in the Temple of the Lord.

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So they were doing work on the temple and King

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Jocides said, hey, pay the people doing the work in

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the temple.

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Speaker 2: And they came back and they found.

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Speaker 1: This book or the scroll. I mean, it wouldn't be

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a book, it to be a scroll. It's the law

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from Moses. And the people had forgotten the law. They'd

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literally forgotten the law written by Down, the man who

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helped them come out of Egypt. God worked through Moses

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to do that, brought them out of bondage. So Hikia

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the high priest said to Stephen the secretary, I've found

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the Book of the Law in the Temple of the Lord.

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He gave it to Safon, who read it. Then Saphon

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the secretary went to the king and reported to him

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your officials have paid out the money that it was

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in the temple of the Lord, and have entrusted it

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to the workers and supervisors at the temple. Then Stephen

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the secretary informed the king Ekiah the priest has given

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me a book, and Saffon read it from the presence

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of the king. When the King heard the words of

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the Book of the Law, he tore his robes. That

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means he was upsets. He was like, I can't believe

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we aren't doing this. He gave these orders to Hakaiah

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the priest Acam son of Safon Akbor, son of Mekaiah, Saffen,

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the secretary of asia In, the King's attendant, go and

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inquire of the Lord for me and for the people

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and for all Judah about what is written in this

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book that has been found. Great is the Lord's anger

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that burns against us, because those who've gone before us

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have not obeyed the words of this book. They've not

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acted in accordance with what is written. They're concerning us.

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So it turned into a literal bloodbath, and God forbid

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that happen here. I'm not calling for that at all.

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But what happened was they found out that there were

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a bunch of so called priests who are misleading the people, teachers,

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misleading the people, involving them in horrible, terrible, ungodly Satanic sacrifices.

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So he ended a bunch of lives Josiah, and he

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was a righteous king. I mean, these people were leading

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their flocks to hell. President Trump's not a pastor, but

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God is using in a very, very similar way.

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Speaker 2: We've forgotten the law.

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Speaker 1: In the United States. There is almost an across the

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board forgetting of order. These rogue judges are a great

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sign of this. Zau judges are district court judges, and

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if the word district means anything, it means they have limits.

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It doesn't mean national. And their decisions are so often

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written clownishly, such as quoting the musical Hamilton. So President

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Trump's team was wise to not give in to this

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latest thing to stop the deportation of these illegal immigrants.

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Axios wrote about that. The Trump administration says it's ignored

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a Saturday court order to turn around the two planeloads

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of alleged Venezuelan gang members because the flights were over

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international waters, therefore the ruling didn't apply to them. Why

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it matters Axios. The administration's decision to defy a federal

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judges' order is exceedingly rare and highly controversial.

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Speaker 2: Court ordered to fight.

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Speaker 1: First of many as have seen warning sort of a

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true constitutional crisis. National security attorney Mark Zaide said he's

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a Trump critic.

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Speaker 2: The constitutional crisis is the.

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Speaker 1: Forgetting of the law. President Trump is the elected president

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of the United States. Even the Democrats admit that elected,

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by his case, the majority of voters and the majority

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of the Electoral College, not just a plurality. He represents

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all the nation. The Senate is the next They are

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represented statewide than the House. Elected representatives always carry more

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weight than appointed representatives, and there are geographic limits. You,

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as a congressman from the fifth district of Washington State,

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cannot go represent citizens from the sixth district of Washington State.

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You can't say today I represent the whole state. You

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don't get to do that. There are limits. Districts mean

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a thing. It means they represent a district. And in

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the case of the deportation order, it's made worse by

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the fact that none of the people on that airplane

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were in d C. The people who are being ordered

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to be brought back weren't in d C when that

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ridiculous Circuit court judge made that decision and attempted to

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have his verbal order override.

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Speaker 2: His written orders. Clown show.

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Speaker 1: Oh incidentally, he was also involved in the FISA court

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decision to fought to spy on Trump's campaign. See President

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Trump is not a pastor. I'm not saying he's King Josiah,

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but I'm saying we are a nation it has forgotten

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law and order. Marco Rubio talked to the truly unbelievably

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good at being arrogance and wrong, Margaret Brennan, and they

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talked about another situation involving immigration, and of course it

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has to do with a guy who was organizing terror

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type activities on behalf of a moss in our nation.

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Speaker 5: Is there any evidence of a link to terrorism or

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is it just his your point of view?

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Speaker 6: Yeah, they take over I mean do you not? I

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mean you should watch the news. These guys take over

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entire buildings, shut down.

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Speaker 2: I'm asking about the then.

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Speaker 6: You should justification for the ravocation of his visa. Was

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there any evidential so was the negotiator on negotiating on

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behalf of people that took over a campus that vandalize buildings,

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negotiating over what that's a crime in and of itself

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that they're involved in, being the negotiator of the spokesperson, this, that,

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and the other. We don't want it, We don't need

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these people in our country. That we never should have

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allowed him in the first place.

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Speaker 1: It's a great answer, and he makes clear that no

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one has a right to this right in this form

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of visa.

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Speaker 2: We're forgetting law and order.

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Speaker 1: If you brought someone into your house, you invited him

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in your house to come and stay, and they walked

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in and began cursing and saying, look at this garbage

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you live in, Look at this and your family. Your

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family's a bunch of bigots, and look how they stink,

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and your wife's a horrible cook. How long before you say, hey,

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invitation revoked out. In this case, they are representing this

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guy a terrorist organization. Let's call it what it is.

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But we've forgotten on order. And when law and order

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is being replaced, when people have been living without the law,

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it's going to freak people out. It was not a

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problem for that judge when the figurehead Biden was being

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caused to welcome in planeloads of illegal immigrants, many of

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them cartel members. But all of a sudden, it's a

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problem now that they're sending him home, maybe even on

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the same airplane. You know, Jasmine Crockett, this woman who

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is inexplicably represents a district in Texas. Oh, I'm sorry,

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all of Texas. No, she represents the nation. No, she's

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a congresswoman, but she represents the nation because district doesn't

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mean anything. She came out in support of keeping these

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cartel operatives and soldiers in America, to.

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Speaker 7: Deport undocumented Venezuelans that the administration say are dangerous individuals

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with ties to the gang Trendarragua. That gang is obviously

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associated with a lot of crime, human trafficking, drug dealing, theft, shooting,

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concluding in year state of Texas, right outside of your

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congressional district. Do you with this, and if not, what's

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your issue with the US using any tool of its

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disposal to remove undocumented violent people from this country.

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Speaker 5: Come on, Jasmine, My argument is that we already have

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tools that are available to remove undocumented violent people from

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our country, and so the idea that you want to

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go into a zombie law, this is kind of like

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what we saw in Arizona when they decided to revive

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a zombie law around abortion.

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Speaker 2: A zombie law.

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Speaker 1: She's referring to a law created by our founders, and

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it's a zombie law because it's old. No, it's a

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tool necessary in times of emergency to remove people from

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a country who do not meet us. Well, they've just

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forgotten the law. Resident Trump is not King Josiah, but

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God is using them to restore law and order, because

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God is a god of order, not chaos.

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Speaker 2: Story number two. The tesla versus bud.

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Speaker 1: Light thing is a way that we are different from

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people on the left. It's fascinating to watch people want

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to make it the same thing and to so easy

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to be able to point out that it is not

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the same thing. And I'm going to share with you

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a couple of examples of people who have been how

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would I put this, willingly turned into some of the

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most disgusting human beings walking the planet because it gives

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them meaning. Have you ever been in a sense of rage?

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I mean, when was the last time you felt rage?

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Speaker 2: Man? It is potent.

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Speaker 1: The last time I felt rage was someone did something

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to my little girl and I will not get into detail.

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I will say that it was awful. One of her

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friends brought it to my attention, and then a grown

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man defended what a boy did. And I didn't just

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go into a sense of rage. It was so potent

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that I put hands on a dude and vigorously alerted

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him to the fact.

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Speaker 2: That he needed to meet the pavement, which he did ungodly.

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I repent of it, but man, that was powerful.

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Speaker 1: I remember later Dad's coming to me saying, we didn't

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know you could move that quickly.

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Speaker 2: I didn't either, neither did he.

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Speaker 1: Rage it doesn't last long, but man, if you can

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take rage and turn it into resentment, now you've got

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something you can work with as a political mover. That's

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why they're doing this, the rage being turned into resentment.

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That's why they've got these websites. Take down test the websites.

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They want to take people who've been a sense of rage,

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and then they want to harvest the resentment, because resentment

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can last a long time. Rage gets that potency. It's

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that adrenaline rush. It's a hormone rush. It is a

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hormone rush. People can become rage addicts, particularly people who

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don't have a terrible amount of meaning in their life

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and around Tesla and Elon Musky is literally hitler because

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of course he's looking into government spending, which makes him hitler.

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There's a ton of rage it's been produced. They're trying

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to harvest this into resentment. But people are saying, well, wait,

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you did this to bud Light. No, we didn't burn

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down bud Light. We didn't burn down their facilities or

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their trucks. We didn't burn down.

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Speaker 2: Stores that sold it. We just stopped buying it.

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Speaker 1: We certainly didn't do what you are about to see,

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which is one of the or hereabouts and one of

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the most disgusting things you're ever going to see or

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hear about. If only we had smell a vision, I'll

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share that with you in just a second, just a second.

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I know it's very, very very odd to mention smell

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a Vision when not everybody's having the video, so let

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me also mention I know that you don't all get

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to see this picture of Golden Age brew from Tim

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an economic revival, to a cultural revival, to a renewed

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golden age in America. And Tim is a retired Navy seal.

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He did three deployments on our behalf as a medica

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attached to the seal teams. And he's truly feeling this

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way in the wake of the election. So this is

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Speaker 1: Let me describe the scene for the people who don't

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have the wonderful pleasure of watching this. A man and look,

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I'm not trying to judge. I'm trying to discern in

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some not great looking clothes, not great looking health. He

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looks like not doing things in his life that matter.

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This probably gives him a great sense of meaning and bravery.

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Speaker 2: He does not.

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Speaker 1: Permanently harm the tesla, though I would never touch it again.

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The man walks through the parking lot and he reaches

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into his ample hm area between the buttock, but talks,

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and he he.

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Speaker 2: Goes deep, and then.

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Speaker 1: He goes to the tesla. He goes in deep again,

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digging out feces that's apparently amply there. And he does

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this four or five times. He didn't sniff his finger,

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which I think is probably a plus, and that gave

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him this sense of superiority. Now, we were not doing

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this to bud Light. We stopped buying it. And this

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is just an isolated case, so we should be fair.

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If it's isolated, it shouldn't be so easy to find

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so many of these. And that's I guess, relatively minor,

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unless you're the person who touches your car and doesn't realize.

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Oh and by the way, I wonder if like I

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went to Taco Bell right after that and handed them

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as a food stamp card. Watch Alex across the room

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getting physically ill. Now this is different by type, but

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not by degree or by degree but not type. Tim

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Waltz doesn't go harvesting in his pants. Tim Waltz gets

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on stage and celebrates the demise he would think of Tesla,

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despite the hundreds of thousands of Americans employed in and

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around Tesla, and despite an important detail in terms of

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the economy, the personal economy of people who worked in

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government in Minnesota and would like one day to retire.

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Speaker 2: Here is tampon Tim on my phone. I don't some

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of you know this on the iPhone. They've got that

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little stock app. I added Tesla toe to give me

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a little boost during the day. That's fun.

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Speaker 8: Two twenty five and dropping. And if you own one.

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If you own one, we're not blaming you. You can

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you can take dental floss and pull the Tesla thing off,

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you know, and take out of just telling.

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Speaker 1: You actually they are blaming you. There's full blown websites

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that are bragging about actually publishing the names and addresses

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of people who bought a car. The cursor on that

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website is a Molotov cocktail. The verbiage on that website

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is here's some ways to be untraceable, here's some creative

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ways to cause destruction. It is an organized effort at

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domestic terror that we never did with bud light, Praise God,

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we never did this. Is it that we weren't traumatized?

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Speaking as someone who sat and watched gender ideology and

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what it did.

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Speaker 2: There were plenty of people terrorist.

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Speaker 1: Having spoken to people who watched their cities overrun by

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criminal gangs, that's some terror. But we didn't go respond

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this way. There's a difference. The Democrat Party is rage

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harvesting so that they can nurture people's resentment for the

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long run, at least up to the midterms, and they

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really don't care what it does to their psyche evidence

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Tim Waltz evidence.

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Speaker 2: Pant harvester Bill Burr.

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Speaker 1: Apparently I don't know who he is because I'm utterly

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divorced from pop culture, but apparently he used to be

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a comedian and some people even say he was funny once.

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Now Bill Burr is a political ranter, and he is

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also figured out that Elon Musk is literally Hitler.

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Speaker 9: It's a positive time, Jimmy, Yeah, I really is. Billionaires

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are not happy having a billion dollars. We must dress

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psyche just a thank you for my length. Why does

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a long musk dress like he just got out of

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a hot topic. I am so sick of that guy

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trying to rewrite his origin story like he was Matthew

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McConaughey pulling.

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Speaker 2: Into the high school.

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Speaker 9: It's like you were a nerd, nobody banged you, and

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now you have hair plugs in.

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Speaker 2: The laminated face.

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Speaker 9: And everybody, everybody is afraid of these nerds.

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Speaker 2: I don't get it.

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Speaker 9: My whole life, feminists were focusing on frat boys and

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guys with their hats on backwards, and they left the

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nerds alone.

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Speaker 2: And now look at them.

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Speaker 9: They got people wearing adult diapers, driving eighteen wheelers trying

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to get crops to the I don't know, the box

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store on time. They're horrible, heartless people. And then for

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some reason, if you say that you're like a communist,

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and then we're in bed.

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Speaker 2: With the Russians. I don't get any of it. None

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of it makes sense.

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Speaker 1: You're not in bed with the Ussians, Billy Burr. But

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you're upset because the guy is analyzing spending.

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Speaker 2: That upsets you.

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Speaker 1: Elon must can't cancel government programs, President Trump can. It

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upsets you that he's letting us look at how our

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money spent. That's upsetting to you. And so that's horrible

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and heartless to let us see how our money is spent. Now,

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Billy Burr is clearly a very very funny and very

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talented comedian who says funny things and people just laugh

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and laugh and laugh because.

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Speaker 2: It's so funny.

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Speaker 1: Likewise, Jessica tar Love on the View really drove home

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this bud Light and Tesla comparison, and man, I need

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you to sit back and observe the brilliants.

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Speaker 4: You guys know.

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Speaker 10: I think Ellen Musk has done a tremendous amount of good.

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I think Starlink is one of the more exciting modern

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discoveries or creations that there is. I again reiterate, I

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draw the line at ours and no one should be

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setting cars on fire. But I would argue no, this

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is an important point. It's a free market point. But

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also we talked about Dylan mulvaney, a single trans influencer

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who was a stop.

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Speaker 1: That's your view. Those are the words you choose to use.

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They are not the words that the majority of Americans

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choose to use.

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Speaker 10: A single can of beer for months, and that can

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of beer set the conservative movement on for verbial fire,

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rooting against at least half an American company. The Anheuser

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Busch side of things. Kid Rock out there doing target

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practice with Budweiser cans, people vowing to decimate that brand,

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and Dylan mulvaney has much less of an impact on

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people's lives than Elon Musk does. So is that okay?

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Or that was wrong too? And everyone wants to manw

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call THEO.

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Speaker 1: There is no comparison, none to burning down Tesla charging

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stations or firebombing Tesla sales stores in Las Vegas to

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choosing to not buy a beer.

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Speaker 2: None. We are not the same Jessica story number three.

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Speaker 1: There are ideas that only academics can choose to believe,

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and it's so common in regard to Jesus Christ as

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people like Bart Denton Ermin, who goes by I Guess

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Denton Ermin. He is a New Testament scholar and focus

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on the textual criticism of the New Testament, the historical Jesus,

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and he's written and edited thirty books, included college textbooks.

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It's also authored six New York Times bestsellers. He must

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really know what he's talking about in relation to Gesa Christ.

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Speaker 2: He must be a.

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Speaker 1: True, real lover of the Lord to spend his life doing.

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Speaker 2: This too bad.

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Speaker 1: He is absolutely wrong and easily proven to be absolutely

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wrong when he claims that Jesus never said he was God,

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at least not in the Gospels. He chooses to use

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because he disqualifies another one. That's very very common for

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people to do this and to do it badly. For

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instance this, I have friends who want me very very

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much to stop talking about sexual sin, fornication, adultery, being

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active in same sex attraction. I can love adulterers. My

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father committed adultery. I love him to this day. I

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miss him. He died too young. I have friends who

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have committed fornication. I have when I was young. I did,

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you didn't. You're one of the good ones. Praise God

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for that, and I've forgiven myself and taken that to

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the cross. In the case of my dad, I knew

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what he did and I still loved him. And no

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one is going into the Bible and saying, Jesus didn't

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really mean love your neighbor. But people aren't going into

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the Bible to do this because you can't. They are

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writing things around the Bible saying, well, they didn't really mean.

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Speaker 3: That.

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Speaker 1: Being active in same sex attraction, that is taking action

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upon it was sin. They didn't really mean that, or

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they didn't understand, and they did because Jesus didn't understand

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people and Jesus didn't understand.

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Speaker 2: How people work.

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Speaker 1: You either believe Jesus wasn't is God or you don't.

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If you're saying God didn't understand how people work, you're wrong.

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And what you're saying is Jesus wasn't God. It's always

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on the topic of sexuality that these brilliant theologians have

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these amazing discoveries. Well, it was only Paul, only the Apostle.

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Speaker 2: Paul talked about this. No one else talked about it.

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Speaker 1: But they never go back and edit things like God

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to love the world, that he sent his only son,

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They never edit that, and they never add the other

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part about.

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Speaker 2: Those who believe in him.

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Speaker 1: But it's always a sexual sin, and recently there's an

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concentrated effort to make it seem like Jesus never said

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he was God. Because this guy is not alone in

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saying this. Bart Rman, I'll show what he said in.

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Speaker 2: Just a second.

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Speaker 2: So this is Bart's.

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Speaker 1: And or ermine this scholar of the New Testament and

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listen to what he says about Jesus, so very very carefully.

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Speaker 11: Of course, modern Christians think that Jesus made a slightly

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more radical claim as well than just that the world

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was going to end or some certain sort of moral teachings.

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They seem to suggest that he was also walking around

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claiming to be God. It's one question to ask whether

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Jesus was God. Yes, the question of whether Jesus claimed

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to be God, Yeah, I find to be one of

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the most interesting and biblical scholarship. And I wondered what

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your views are on the matter.

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Speaker 3: Yeah.

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Speaker 12: So I think it's right to differentiate between those two

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because a lot of people don't. The question of whether

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Jesus was God is, I agree, is completely independent of

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whether erver said he was. It's also independent of whether

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he thought he was but we have no access to

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his thoughts. We do have we have access.

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Speaker 1: To I have to pause here real quick. We have

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no access to his thoughts. Liar Jesus shared his thoughts

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and the disciples wrote them down. So why number one

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we have no access to his thoughts? And the whole

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framing in this podcast called Within Reason starts with well

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modern Christians.

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Speaker 2: Oh okay, I'm going.

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Speaker 1: To try my best to not keep interrupting the very

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important artnerments some.

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Speaker 12: Limited extent to his words. I am firmly convinced that

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Jesus never talked about himself as God. And one way

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to demonstrate that is to line up our sources of

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information about Jesus chronologically. And so I mentioned earlier that

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we have the first three Gospels, Matthew, Mark, and Luke.

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These are called the synoptic Gospels because they agree in

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so many places in there, which stories they tell, the

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sequence of the stories, even word for word, verbatim, agreements

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that everybody pretty much agrees. There's some copying going on.

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Somebody's copying somebody.

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Speaker 1: Okay, maybe they're copying thoughts from Jesus Christ because they

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were important.

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Speaker 2: Now see the inference.

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Speaker 1: Here, of course, as well, they're copying just to make

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it look good, and now there are disagreements in the

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Gospels because people's perceptions were different. If you're trying to

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fake a religion, you would cancel the disagreements. If you're

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trying to fake a belief that Jesus Christ wasn't is God,

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you would cancel the disagreements. Hey, I'm going to try

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to do better to not interrupt the very important art.

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Denton Erman, who is a New Testament scholar.

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Speaker 2: So let me.

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Speaker 1: I will sit on one hand and then I will

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hit this button said on the.

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Speaker 12: Other scholars who worked on this since the nineteenth century

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have said that Matthew and Luke both had Mark as

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one of their sources. So you had Mark as a source.

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Matthew and Luke copied Mark. But Matthew and Luke have

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a number of sayings of Jesus not found in Mark,

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and so most scholars today continue to think that Matthew

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and Luke had access to some other source of written

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source of information that they call q Q is a

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list of a group of Jesus sayings that Matthew and

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Luke had access to. Matthew has some materials not found

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in Mark, or Luke. So they say, well, that came

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from some other sources, and Luke has some material not

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found in Mark and Luke.

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Speaker 2: So that's other sources.

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Speaker 12: Okay, so you've got Matthew, Mark, and Luke, but you

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also have Q and M Matthew special sources and l

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Luke special sources.

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Speaker 2: If you look at.

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Speaker 12: All of that material, Matthew, Mark, Luke, q M, and

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l Okay, all of that together, Jesus never calls himself God.

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Speaker 1: Can't remember that? Remember what the very important barts Denton Erman,

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who's an American New Testament scholar focused on textual criticism

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of the New Testament, just said, you remember that. That's

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an important little detail, and he continues.

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Speaker 12: All of our earliest sources were g Jesus starts calling

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himself God. Is the Gospel of John our last source.

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And so to my thinking, you have these sources of

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information about Jesus. So I've just laid out six, six sources,

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six pieces of information versus one. The six are all

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earlier than the one. It seems to me completely implausible

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that six authors would describe the sayings of Jesus knowing

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that he called himself God and neglect to mention that

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part like that bitch just isn't important enough to bring up.

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Speaker 1: So I think it's wow, that's brilliant. If only there

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was a way to disprove it. Oh wait, let's go

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to the first gospel he mentioned Mark Jesus forgives and

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heals a paralyzed man. A few days later, when Jesus

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again entered Capernaum, the people heard that he'd come. They

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gathered in such large numbers that there was no room left,

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not even outside the door, and he preached the world

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to them. Some men came bringing him a paralyzed man,

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carried by four of them. Since they could not get

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him to Jesus because of the crowd, they made an

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opening in the roof above Jesus by digging through.

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Speaker 2: It, and then lowered the mat the man was laying on.

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Speaker 1: When Jesus saw their faith, he said to the paralyzed man, son,

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your sins are forgiven.

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Speaker 2: Now.

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Speaker 1: Some teachers of the law were sitting there thinking to themselves,

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why did this fellow talk like that. He's blaspheming who

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can forgive sins but God alone. Immediately Jesus knew in

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his spirit that this is what they were thinking in

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their hearts, and he said to them, why are you

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thinking these things? Which is easier to say to this

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paralyzed man, your sins are forgiven, or to say get

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up and take your mat and walk, But I want

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you to know that the son of Man has authority

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on earth to forgive sins. Wait, only God can forgive sins.

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So Jesus said to the man, I tell you, get up,

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take your mat, and go home. He got up, took

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his matt and walked out in full view of them.

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This amazed everyone, and they praise God, saying We've never

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seen anything like this. He didn't just say I'm forgiving sins.

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He showed them I can cure a man who everybody

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has ever known him, everybody in town always saw him

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as paralyzed. That's demonstrating deity, and that's in Mark and

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Mark in fact references another story should have pulled. Jesus

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is asked directly, are you are you this deity?

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Speaker 2: I am?

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Speaker 1: I am, I am. That's an important phrase.

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Speaker 2: I am. We can go to Matthew, who never.

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Speaker 1: Said Jesus was God right, the good solid, very important Bartnerman,

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who is a New Testament scholar, neglected to mention that

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there were different focuses of these gospels. Matthew focused on

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the genealogy of Jesus for a reason because it hadn't

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yet been focused upon. Matthew one verse one, this is

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the genealogy of Jesus the Messiah, the son of David,

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the son of Abraham. What does Massiah meant again? Savior

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of mankind, a deed he sent to save us from

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the deity, the God of Abraham. God Abraham was the

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father of Isaac, Isaac the father of Jacob, Jacob the

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father of Judah. And I know people read these genealogies

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and I get it. It's boring. And we get down

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to and Jesse, the father of King David. Why are

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they doing this? Because the Messianic line was predicted through prophecy.

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Jesus fulfilled most of these prophecies and was born exactly

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where he was foretold to be born, in exactly the

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way he was foretold, with exactly the star that was

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supposed to appear at the right time. Hence the wise

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men coming to see this. But Jesus isn't God, and

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Matthew never said he was. He demonstrated it.

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Speaker 2: In Luke the Boy Jesus at the temple.

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Speaker 1: Every year, Jesus's parents went to Jerusalem for the festival

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of the Passover. When he was twelve years old, they

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went up to the festival according to the custom. After

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the festival was over, while his parents were returning home,

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the boy Jesus stayed behind in Jerusalem, but they were

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unaware of it, thinking he was in the company their company.

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They traveled on for a day, and then they began

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looking for him. Among your relatives and friends. Just pausing,

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I just you know, it's bad when you lose your

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kid and misplace your kid and you don't whar that

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is scary.

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Speaker 2: It's God's son.

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Speaker 1: Can you imagine? Mar Wait, wait, we lost God's son.

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So they traveled for a day. Then they began looking

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for him among their relatives and friends. When they did

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not find him, they went back to Jerusalem to look

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for him. After three days, they found him in the

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temple courts, sitting amo the teachers, listening to them and

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asking them questions. Everyone who heard him was amazed at

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his understanding and his answers. When his parents saw him,

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they were astonished. His mother said to him, son, why

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have you treated us like this? Your father and I've

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been anxiously searching for you. Why were you searching for me?

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He asked, Did you not know I had to be

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in my father's house. They did not understand what he

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was saying to them, but they learned. I don't know

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that Joseph had a chance to learn, but Mary definitely did.

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Speaker 2: Mary knew who he was.

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Speaker 1: Also in Luke chapter four, verse one through nine, that

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the very important New Testament scholar seems to have not seen,

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Jesus is tested in the wilderness. Jesus full of the spirit.

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The spirit, which spirit, oh, the holy spirit?

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Speaker 2: You mean the one that he breathed. Undo Us.

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Speaker 1: Left the Jordan was led by this spirit into the wilderness,

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where for forty days he was tempted by the devil.

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He ate nothing during those days, and at the end

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of them he was hungry. The devil said to him,

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if you are the son of God, tell this stone

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to become bred. Jesus said, it is written man should

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not live on bread alone. The devil led him up

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to a high place and showed him in an instant

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all the kingdoms of the world. And he said to him,

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I will give you all authority and splendor it's been

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given to me I can give it to anyone I want.

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If you worship me, it will all be yours. Jesus answered,

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it is written. Worship the lords your God, and serve

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him and him only. The devil led him to Jerusalem

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and had him stand on the high point of the temple.

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If you're the son of God, he said, throw yourself

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down from here, for it is written. And we could

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continue with Jesus answering scripture with scripture, because Jesus.

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Speaker 2: Was the word.

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Speaker 1: Luke was a historian and researcher. He compiled data and

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interviewed people, and that's how he created his gospel. Matthew

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focused on the genealogy and the jewishness of Jesus.

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Speaker 2: Christ.

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Speaker 1: Mark went out and eyewitnesses were his focus. They had

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a different approach to the same event. John was the

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disciple whom Jesus loved. He was in the inner circle.

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He focused on the deity of Jesus in the beginning

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was the Word. The word was with God, and the

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word was God. Peter is the foundation upon which Christ

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built his church. When Peter said, you are the Messiah,

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the living son of God, Jesus Christ described himself by

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saying this to the Pharisees, I and the Father are one.

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He said, in fact, to his doubting Thomas, tell us

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where you're going. I am the Way, the Truth, and

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the light. No one gets to the Father but through me.

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Jesus didn't just say he was God. He didn't just

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show that he was God. He didn't just say I

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am the Father are one. He conquered death after he

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said he would destroy this temple and I will build

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it up in three days. There are some ideas only

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academics can believe because they are incredibly clever. If only

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there was a Bible verse to counter that God uses

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the simple things to shame the wise. This is the

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Todd Herman Shaw. Please go, be well, be strong, be kind,

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and please make every efforts to walk in the light

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of Christ.

