Speaker 1: Welcome to the three Stories version of the Todd Herman Show.
Story number one, Jake Tapper is officially a clown. Story
number two Gene Hackman's greatest scene according to me in
my opinion, But it's the right one. Story number three. So,
how many black churches are ready to recrucify Jesus Christ
on woke crosses. We'll talk about all of this with
the help of God Almighty.
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Speaker 1: Today is the day the Lord has made, and these
are the times through which God has decided we shall
Back in the day, I was standing outside the Republican
National Committee and right there on the stairsteps and getting
ready to go to lunch, dressed up in my suit
and my tie, and look there there's Jake Tapper standing
on the footsteps of the Republican National Committee with the
camera crew. This was back when he worked at ABC.
And I walked over to Jake and I said, Jake,
sorry to interrupt you. I wanted to thank you I've
not been able to discern your ideology as you've been
on ABC News. I appreciate that. And he shook my
hand and he said, I don't think there's a greater
compliment or reporter can receive. Thank you. What happened? What
happened to Jake Tapper? Because there was a time where
that was true. I mean, I guessed that he was
a liberal because he worked in the news media. But
what happened to him? Can I tell you what happened
to him? He got paid money to make some changes,
and Guys, I don't want to play the game where
I'm the one honest man in media, because I'm not.
There's a lot of honest people in this business. But
I'm here to tell you that there are plenty of
conservative opinion makers who have been told we need you
to make some changes in your opinions. And some of
them fought it and they lost big time. Some of
them fought it and then eventually gave in and they
won big time. But in the game of the level
that Jake Tapper is playing, you can see the changes.
Look at my friends, former friends. I mean, I still
consider him a friend. I haven't talked to him in years,
Michael Steele, who has gone insane and he's now going
to be taking the place of Joy Reid at MSNBC.
What happened in my judgment, and I should try to
reach out to Michael and maybe he'd talk to me,
maybe he'd even come on the show. I think he
got paid and he started to say some things to
get some airtime. And there's craziness that happens to people.
They'll start to say things to get airtime. I know,
if I'm a little bit anti Trump, I know I
question I'm going to get some airtime, and then you
start to question the morning you get this airtime. I've
seen this myself when when President Trump ran the first time.
I'm embarrassed to say I bought into some of the
hype against them, and gosh, it was so easy for
me to go get on liberal big radio shows because
they'd want, hey, here's a conservative, and he thinks and
you get into this cycle of oh my gosh, I'm
getting all these rewards. So Jake Tapper goes to CNN,
and the culture at CNN is this, we are a
full on liberal network. So Jake, I think, starts to
make these little, tiny sellouts. Well, I'll say this, and
I don't really believe it, but I'll offer this, and
then I'll hint at this opinion, and then here's some
what here's what doesn't happen. None of us friends come
to him and say, what are you doing. You're all
of a sudden, you're selling out the journalists you were
one does that, because in the business of New York media,
everybody eventually sort of sells out to some degree, some
of them all the way. So imagine my surprise when
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I look at this and I say, are you kidding me?
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So there I am doing show prep in the morning
and this pops up, and it's Jake's book, Original Sin,
President Biden's decline, It's cover up and his disastrous choice
to run again. Jake Tapper and Alex Thompson. Alex comes
from Axios. This is coming up May twenty five from
Penguin Press. And I looked at that and I tweeted
back because it was from Jake's channel. Well, Jake, I
can't wait to not read this book since you were
involved in the cover up thick of this, and we
could just go to the tape. We can go to
Jake Tapper and I want you to guess a wild
flaming guess of how he decided to respond to charges
that were sometimes cheap fakes. Do you remember that that
attempt my favorite of the chief fakes, where Biden was
standing there at an event that was honoring World War
two the fallen in France and all the world bosses
are there and they're getting ready for a photo off.
They're not making fun of dementia and in cognitive decline
in Parkinson's, which he probably has, but I'm making fun
of the media. The man is supposed to be for
a photo op and he like goes, oh, look at that.
There's a shiny animal carrying another animal. I think it's
my son Bo and he starts to walk into bow.
Speaker 2: Is that you.
Speaker 1: And some world boss I think it was. The President
of France tries to bring him back over. Are you
Billy the gardener? No, I'm the President of France. There
is no France, and they're drawn back in line and
we're told it's a cheap fake. There's no sign of
cognitive decline. Jake Tapper is writing a book about the
cover up. Is it going to begin with here's what
I decided to sell out? And that'd be a great book.
I mean, can you imagine how interesting that would be
if Jake Tapper wrote a book Original Sin the moment
I decided to stop being a journalist. So here's Jake
responding to the cheap fake, the disinformation, and a lot
of it came from Putin because Putin hates kids who stutter.
Speaker 3: How do you think it makes little kids with stutters
feel when they see you make a comment like that.
Speaker 4: Last and foremost, I had no idea that Joe Biden
ever suffered from a stutter. I think what we see
on stage with Joe Biden Jake is very clearly a
cognitive decline, and that's what I'm referring to. It makes
me uncomfortable.
Speaker 1: You are, No, that's so amazing.
Speaker 3: It's so amazing to me that trying figure out an.
Speaker 1: Answer a cognitive decline.
Speaker 4: You're trying to tell me that what I was suggesting
was I think that.
Speaker 1: You were mocking his stutter.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I think you're mocking his star And I think
you have absolutely no standing to diagnose somebody's cognitive decline.
I would think that somebody in the Pump family would
be more sensitive to people who do do not have
medical licenses diagnosing politicians from AFAR plenty of people have
diagnosed your father from Afar, and I'm sure it offends you.
Your father in law from a far I'm sure it
defends you. You don't have any standing to say.
Speaker 4: Not what I'm saying.
Speaker 3: You just talked about a cognitive decline.
Speaker 1: I have one last question for you.
Speaker 4: You can't be on stage, and it's very concerning to
a lot of people that this could be the leader
of the free world.
Speaker 1: Okay, that is all I'm saying.
Speaker 4: Genuinely, sorry for.
Speaker 1: K the smirk, the smug smirk. Man, You know what
I was getting all up in my flesh. Did you
see that I started to I wanted to strike the man.
God forgive me, God forgive me. I shouldn't be wanting
to strike guys. We had no signs. It was in
I think Detroit where they were showing off an electronics
or electric semi, which by the way, doesn't work in
the snow, and Joe Biden's and electric school buses which
have never been deployed. And Joe Biden's there and he's
talking to one of the people who makes the buses
and trucks. Do you remember this? You know, I'm back
in for college before I was I head a Roger
Staubach as a quarterback. You know you don't know this,
but I used to drive an eighteen wheeler. And you
hear in the background press, press, press, and they're starting
to pull him away. He never drove what I did
wheeler and those of us watched this. Jake Tapper watched this.
Then you look at the temper a town hall, a
guy asked a question about Hunter Biden and corruption and
what does he get from Joe Budden? Shut up, fat
us have a push up contest. I'm stop talking. I'm
getting get in trouble. Jake Tapper, you covered this up.
You you covered up so much. Savannah Hernandez, a journalist
with with turning points to us A. She was asking, uh,
Jake Tapper some questions.
Speaker 5: I'm here CNN.
Speaker 6: I can't get very close to them because the security
guard is blocking me. But we got Jake Tapper here,
we got Chris Pallas. We also have data.
Speaker 1: Bash.
Speaker 6: Now I've been asking them why they have been lying
to the American public about the natal decline of Joe.
Any of you guys would like to respond.
Speaker 1: To that at all?
Speaker 6: No, Dana, you're a very respected journalist. Jake not so
much respected. But I know you guys got to respond
to Joe Biden's cognitive decline and why you guys, why
to the American people.
Speaker 1: Of guys for so long? Penguin Press is deciding to
publish this guy's book because victims of the mock and
Burbida are going to buy this, and then they're coming
back and say the media covered that. Could we just
play it one more time? Just just Jake Tapper and
his unbelievably smug attack on Laura Thomp Can I can
I hit this? Okay?
Speaker 4: Jake is very clearly a cognitive decline.
Speaker 1: That's what I'm referring to.
Speaker 4: It makes me uncomfortable.
Speaker 1: You are, No, it was so amazing.
Speaker 3: It's so amazing to me that trying figure out an
answer cognitive decline.
Speaker 2: Yes.
Speaker 1: The man said multiple times that Kambala Harris was the
president honored to intro Kamala Herst. He couldn't remember Barack
Obama's name. Jake Tapper, do you read yourself? Do you
even hear yourself? My goodness, gracious, I wonder what it's
going to be like when you are on your deathbed.
And I hope you go to the Lord Jesus. But
I wonder if you, as you die, are going to
remember that moment you really decided to sell out story
number two. It might be because in a way he
reminds me of my father in a way, not in
the big way, kind of esthetically. It might be because
he defines, I guess, the way I want men to
be in Hollywood. This is very talented and not walking
around waving their opinion in people's faces. It might be
because he is in one of my favorite western even
though it's an ungodly movie, it's so well done. It
might be because he was in great scenes with Cliniswood.
Might be because he was in movies that appealed to me,
like Enemy the State, which incidentally, you should watch that
again and realize how far ahead it was of what
we knew at the time, and how far behind it
is now with what we know at the time. Gene
Hackman was in that movie. That might be because he
wasn't afraid to be in movies where he looked absolutely absurd.
Sometimes he made movies that were not going to be
big hits, he thought, and they turned into these big hits.
Maybe it's because in the opportunities I've known what I've
heard from people had opportunities to meet Gene Hackman, that
he was just Gene, that he never bought into the hype.
But Gene Hackman passed and so did his wife and dog.
And as we were sitting down to record this, they
are saying, there's no signs of foul play. It was
in New Mexico, and I have no details on how
they died. It just all three of them died. And
we want to think, Oh, I don't know, or carbon dioxide, carbonox,
had something carbondox. I don't know. What I do know
is that there is a scene to me that defines
the skill of this man and the great gift that
God gave him. And I should have done this. I
should have sat down to see if he knew the Lord.
I pray he knew the Lord. I pray everybody knows
the Lord. But I want to show you this scene
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Sitting here recording, Axious said me that they're calling the
deaths suspicious as we're sitting here recording. Well, I guess
it is suspicious that three pipe will die all at once,
and probably like a lot of you. I looked at
that and said, no foul play, but all three are dead. Okay,
it's weird to me, but I didn't want it to
be true. I'm hoping, well, we don't know. We'll get details.
This is from a movie called Unforgiven, and if you've
not seen it, it was a western that Clint Eastwood
had been pitched many many years prior, and he didn't
want to make the movie. He didn't think it was
the right time to make the movie. But he kept
the manuscript, and he kept the book, and he finally decided,
you know what, I might make my last Western. So
he decided to make the movie Unforgiven. It has Richard
Harris in it. It has Gene Hackman in it has
Clint Eastwood in it, at Morgan Freeman in it. It
is a powerhouse. In this scene, what's happening is Richard Harris,
who plays this brutal, horrible murderer who goes around shooting
Chinese railroad workers on behalf of the railroad. And he's
infamous and he's awful and he's horrible. And Gene Hackman
is a sheriff. And this sheriff has been in the
Kansas City Wars, etc. He's done everything in these wars.
He is legitimately feared for a good reason. He's a
great gunfighter and he's been through it all. Clint Eastwood
is his nemesis in this Clint Eastwood and Morgan Freeman
have gone there to go kill guys who had cut
up some women who happened to be prostitutes. So Richard
Harris is in the jail cell. There's a writer of
pulp fiction. I should have researched this guy's name, great writer,
he was in a star Trek and great role in that.
Not next generation. And so you have Gene Hackman reading
from this guy's book about this brutal, brutal killer, which
is trying to make him into a hero. And this,
to me is why Gene Hackman was such a brilliant actor.
Speaker 7: You have insulted the honor of this beautiful war.
Speaker 8: Did the duck?
Speaker 2: You must apologize?
Speaker 7: But two gun Corkan would have none of it, and cursing,
he reached for his pistols and would have killed him,
But the duck was faster, and I that had blaze
from his smoking six guns. See, I consider that to
be an accurate depiction of the events. I'll be it
all right. There is a certain poetry to the language
which I couldn't resist.
Speaker 1: Bull sham.
Speaker 8: I was in the Blue Bottle saloon in Wichita the
night that English Bob killed Corky Corkoran.
Speaker 6: I didn't see you.
Speaker 7: There, no no woman, no two gun shooters.
Speaker 1: He shifts from this almost friendly tone. Can you catch
that menace? As he's up against the bars as writers
right now in the jail cell, he shifts and it's
believable from a relaxed stance to this menacing tone. All
of a sudden you realize that this is not a
guy to mess with. But the writer's run into this.
Great writing, great directing. Coloneus Whood directed this as well.
So back to the scene, but.
Speaker 2: None of this. You're there, Yeah, I was there.
Speaker 6: First of all, Corky never carrying two guns, look, he
should have.
Speaker 2: He was.
Speaker 1: He was called to gun perker. Yeah, well, a lot
of folks.
Speaker 8: Did call him too good, but that wasn't because he
was sporting two pistols. That was because he had it
was so big, it was longer than the barrel in
that walker colt that he carried. And the only insultant
he ever did was stick that thing of his into
this French lady.
Speaker 2: The English Bob.
Speaker 1: Here was kind of sweet home. I told you it's
not a godly movie. It's not. But the acting here
is so so good.
Speaker 8: You see the knight that Corky walked into the Blue
Bottom and before he knows what's happening, Bob here, it
takes a shot at him and he misses because he's drunk,
And that bullet wasn't by a panicdol Kirky and he
did the wrong thing. He went for his gun in
such a hurry, shots off meantime.
Speaker 7: Bob here he's aiming real good, and he squeezes off another.
Speaker 8: But he misses because he's still a drunk, and he
hits this thousand dollars beer.
Speaker 6: Up over the bar.
Speaker 8: But now the Duck of Death is as good as
dead because Kirky does it right. Hems real careful, no hurry,
and damn.
Speaker 7: The walker Colt blew up in his hand, which was
a failing common to that model.
Speaker 1: You see, the old Kirky had to have.
Speaker 7: Two guns, and instead of just a bit, he would
have been there right to the end to defend himself.
Speaker 6: I mean English English.
Speaker 8: Bob killed him when he didn't even.
Speaker 7: Have Obab wasn't going to wait for Corky to grow
a new hand.
Speaker 8: No, he just walked over there real slow.
Speaker 1: Because he's drunk.
Speaker 8: Shine right through the liver.
Speaker 1: The laughter sells it. Later out of the scene, he
pulls that writer out of the jail cell and he
sits him down at a desk and he pulls a
six shooter the duck, which is duke. He's making fun
of him. The duck Death's gun pulls it out and
he hands it to the writer and he says, all
you gotta do, shoot me walk out of here with
the duke. And the writer's hand is shaking, and Gene
Hackman says, pointed at me, and then he says, I
says pointed at me, and so the writer's hand shaking
point at me. He goes, no, you got to pull
the hammer back, and he pulls the hammerback for him.
I just aim it. Pull the trigger, mister, and the
writer's hand is up and the camera pans back. It's
Clint Eastwood's great directing. And the Duke of Death is
sitting up. All he has to do is shoot Gene
Hackman in the chest. Gene is wide open and he
doesn't do it, and Gene Hackman laughs, hot, ain't it,
reaches out and takes the gun from him, and English
Bob doesn't think it's loaded. So Gene Hackman opens gun
chamber pours the bullets out without regard to the cause
of death, which we're just learning about to sit down
and record this. In that scene, he goes from likable
to board to menacing to insane too joyful, all in
one scene, all directed by Clint Easwood. So God rests
gen Hackman, and I'm really hoping that we don't find
out that he had anything to do with.
Speaker 2: This death.
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Worshipper's only dinner.
Speaker 5: Two weekends from now, we are having a big weekend
in the life of our church as we celebrate Black
History Month. February Friday, February twenty first through Sunday, February
twenty third, we are bringing out Reverend Reverend Doctor Irwin Ince.
Speaker 1: Doctor Ence is a.
Speaker 5: Pastor, he is an author, he is a leader in
our denomination, and it is a real privilege that we've
landed him for this weekend.
Speaker 1: He's going to come out and on.
Speaker 5: Friday night we're going to have a fellowship dinner for
our Black brothers and sisters and their families and our
congregation with Doctor Ence. And you know, one of our
core values here as a church is diversity. We want
to be a church that reflects not just the diversity
of our city, but the diversity of the Kingdom of God. Amen.
And one of the great joys for me has been
seeing a growing community of black brothers and sisters in
our church over these last couple of years. And so
we're having a dinner that night. We've loved seeing this.
We love diversity. We love seeing a community of people
who look very very different brought together in a single family.
We also love helping people to connect in our church,
and that really is one of the primary goals of
this fellowship dinner that we're having is to give our
black brothers and sisters and their families a chance to
connect with one another as a e with Doctor nt So,
I just would really encourage you if you can make
it that night to sign up register that will help
us plan for food. And then the next night, Saturday night,
the twenty second, Doctor NTS is going to be here
giving a talk on race theology and justice.
Speaker 1: In the body of Christ. There's neither Greek nor jew
servant nor master in the body of Christ. There's no rate. Yes,
the church is a part of the body of Christ
on earth, heart, head, hands, we say, and church is
in the view of this evangelical and most of the evangelicals,
church is not a building, it's a place. There is
a church we go to, But we are the church.
We are Christ's bodies on earth, and it's heart heead.
We're told and cautions to not re crucify Christ. He
was broken for us. His body was broken for us,
So why would we break the body back up? Time
and time again in the Bible we're cautioned against breaking
up the body. For instance, if you have a problem
with some of them within the Christian faith, you go
to them privately, you see them sinning, You go one
to one. If they're still not willing to change, you
bring in some church elders and talk about the issue,
all to try to present the body of Christ. If
that person is then unwilling to change, then the leadership
the elders can make the decision to tell that person
you are no longer welcome in the church. While you
are sinning. When you stop sinning, come back, please come back.
That's to protect the body from an illness of sin
being practiced openly. So Jesus Christ saw fit to teach
that in the Kingdom of Heaven there's neither Greek nor
jew and yet in this church there is black and white.
You're setting aside or setting up a situation where black
people are being taught you are unsafe speaking to the
rest of the body. We're told time and again in
the Bible that as a Christian body, when one part
of the body hurts, the rest of the members should
feel it. So if there's racial hurts, and why wouldn't
there be when it's constantly being merchandised, we should all
feel it. How do we do that if we all
don't get in a room together. And furthermore, and this
is a huge concern for me into what I think
Satan is doing within these traditions of black churches, is
if you choose to not do something God says, you
are setting yourself adverse to God. So God said love
your neighbor as yourself. You're gonna say, Nah, my neighbor's white,
I'm not going to love them. Second, I'm going to
go to the blacks only dinner. We're told to forgive
seven times seven times, which is really a way of
explaining infinity. And Peter asked Jesus himself, how many times
have to forgive these people seven times? Jesus said, I'm
telling you not seven, but seven times seven, seven being
a number of perfection in the Bible. So when you
are taking things racial and you haven't then taken that
to forgiveness and gone to the cross and said, hey,
let's all forgive white society, white people, then you're going
to continue to carry a grievance. We're told in the
Bible about biblical love. It does not keep lists of grievances.
It's neither boastful nor proud. It's not anger. It does
not keep lists of grievances. They're keeping lists of grievances.
They're keeping the grievance alive. So the Lord Jesus could say, wait,
wasn't my crucifixion my body being broken once enough for you.
Now you want to break up my virtual body by
dividing yourself into racial groups, where I already told you
that doesn't exist in the Kingdom of Heaven. Man, I'll
pray for this deception to stop within these churches, and
this one seems to be particularly thick within the Black Church.
And we need to pray for this because again, as Christians,
when one part of the body's hurting, we're all to hurt.
This is the Todd Hermann Show. Please go, be well,
be strong, be kind, and please make every effort to
walk in the light of Christ.