Speaker 1: It's a whole bunch of things that never happen that
Speaker 1: just keep happening. Talk about that, then some news about
Speaker 1: Fanny Willis, the disgraced prosecutor who went after President Trump.
Speaker 1: That news is just breaking as we sit down to
Speaker 1: record the show and to speak with people who are
Speaker 1: watching and they're listening live. We appreciate you well do
Speaker 1: this with the help of renewed healthcare and God almighty.
Speaker 2: But Todd Herman show is one disapproved by big pharma
Speaker 2: technocrats in tyrone s everywhere from the highd mountains of
Speaker 2: Free American. Here's the Emerald City exile Todd Herman.
Speaker 1: Today is the day the Lord has made, and these
Speaker 1: are the times in which God has decided we shall live.
Speaker 1: Hie bye, Fanny. Fanny Willis has been disqualified this a
Speaker 1: Georgia Court of Appeals has disqualified her from having anything
Speaker 1: to do with the so called election interference case against
Speaker 1: President Trump. Among the reasons why are the fact that
Speaker 1: Fanny Willis visited the White House this, according to report,
Speaker 1: for a five hour meeting with Kamala Harris before indicting
Speaker 1: Donald Trump. Remember back in the day, they were saying, oh,
Speaker 1: there's no coordination This is a completely in the many case,
Speaker 1: just like when the Department of Justice had a deputy prosecutor,
Speaker 1: like a big time big leaguer in the Department of
Speaker 1: Justice decide, nah, I'd rather step down and take on
Speaker 1: a local role under a local DA in New York
Speaker 1: City under Alvin Bragg. There was no coordination. So of
Speaker 1: course this is good news. And then what's going to
Speaker 1: happen to Fanny Willis? Because of course she perjured herself,
Speaker 1: she and her boyfriend who were commingling funds, the cat
Speaker 1: who had no experience trying a rico case, and Fanny
Speaker 1: Willis had been offered the service. This is a guy
Speaker 1: who is a pretty legendary ricoquse prosecutor and a bunch
Speaker 1: of experience in this and now wouldn't want to hire him,
Speaker 1: and he was I unders think it gonna cost less
Speaker 1: than her boyfriends, and nothing's really happened to them. But
Speaker 1: maybe this is the beginning of something. There is a
Speaker 1: dynamic worldwide that is I mean, this is this is
Speaker 1: kind of a sign that is cracking. But I was
Speaker 1: reading Chris Bray this morning and this kind of gets
Speaker 1: into the topic about things that never happened. Keep happening.
Speaker 1: This divorce between what the elites in government wants and
Speaker 1: what voters expect is getting so profoundly clear that I
Speaker 1: almost have to lean into what Lizzie Warren says, you
Speaker 1: can only push people so far. Which has been a
Speaker 1: theme we've not talked about a lot. It's a theme
Speaker 1: we used to talk about a bunch in the local
Speaker 1: radio days. We used to talk about the fact that
Speaker 1: America is not immune to another I mean, there's one
Speaker 1: being foisted upon us now, the Color Revolution, the Cultural Revolution,
Speaker 1: but we are not immune to a violent revolution. It'd
Speaker 1: be really hard given the AI tools. And speaking of AI,
Speaker 1: did you hear about this lawsuit where an AI told
Speaker 1: a kid to do a thing to his parents And
Speaker 1: he's not the only one. No, it's this. There's a
Speaker 1: couple of AI lawsuits we need to talk about because
Speaker 1: it's on the theme of things that never happen keep
Speaker 1: on happening. But the Democrats here, the liberals in Canada
Speaker 1: cannot seem to come off their obsessions with what is
Speaker 1: There's some people calling climatism. I think that's a good
Speaker 1: name for it. Climatism doesn't work with the voters. They
Speaker 1: don't care the lawes of transgenderism doesn't work with the voters.
Speaker 1: They don't care. They keep pushing and pushing and pushing,
Speaker 1: as if they're unaware that people don't want this. And
Speaker 1: the Conservatives pushing back against this continuing resolution, this dodge
Speaker 1: of not forming a budget from Congress. That's a good
Speaker 1: sign that they pushed back against this. But do you
Speaker 1: see how the media is covering this. It's Republican disarray,
Speaker 1: it's Republicans and chaos because some Republicans actually said, no,
Speaker 1: we're not going to pass a fifteen hundred page spending
Speaker 1: bill that's good for three months and includes Section six
Speaker 1: oh five, which, as we've talked about, would have given
Speaker 1: Congress and I think they're still going to push for this,
Speaker 1: it would have made Congressional members and staff absolutely immune
Speaker 1: to any meaningful investigation by the DOJ, just immune. So
Speaker 1: Congress would have been a separate country within a separate country.
Speaker 1: There was a lot in that bill, and where there
Speaker 1: was a lot, we're finding out about spending. It's a
Speaker 1: good sign that Conservatives are actually closer to the will
Speaker 1: of the voters on these topics, and the party, the
Speaker 1: party of McConnell and Pelosi and Trudeau. They are unwilling
Speaker 1: to stop. I think it's because they have calculated that
Speaker 1: it's going to be forced on force. So the force
Speaker 1: of government with the near monopoly on massive political violence
Speaker 1: at a well, you know, nuclear bomb level, they do
Speaker 1: have that monopoly. Are they willing to use that against us?
Speaker 1: God forbid? But why wouldn't they? Here's why they need
Speaker 1: to have something to government. They need us. It's like
Speaker 1: the matrix. They need our body energy, they need our batteries,
Speaker 1: They need us to be workerbies, so they can't come
Speaker 1: out to drop a bomb on us. But man, are
Speaker 1: they getting near that point? Mitt Romney was doing an
Speaker 1: interview at one of the panel appearances. Is a very
Speaker 1: important man and talking again doubling, tripling down about the
Speaker 1: wrongness of Trump and and the beautiful nature of the
Speaker 1: JA six committee and how it was real patriots who
Speaker 1: took anita went to to do what needed to be done.
Speaker 1: That's also a sign. Did you notice that the mockingbirds
Speaker 1: wouldn't stop talking about J six and it did not
Speaker 1: matter to a single voter. There was not one voter
Speaker 1: who went to the polls because of J six. There's
Speaker 1: so many things that keep happening that just don't happen,
Speaker 1: and here they're happening. There are all sorts of signs
Speaker 1: of people backing away from this economy, backing away into
Speaker 1: their own worlds. I have a neighbor who's designing a
Speaker 1: modular house and he made his money. He's retired young,
Speaker 1: and he's designing a modular house in response to the
Speaker 1: height and cost of housing. And you know, we've talked
Speaker 1: about this, the big hedge funds buying up entire neighborhoods
Speaker 1: three hundred fe hum of homes at a time, and
Speaker 1: that's that you will own nothing, you'll be happy thing.
Speaker 1: So he's designing a modular house that can fit on
Speaker 1: the back of a trailer. It starts as a studio
Speaker 1: apartment and there is a sling bunk that's up high,
Speaker 1: and then there's a bathroom in a kitchen. But the
Speaker 1: thing is you can add to it over time like
Speaker 1: a Lego set, and over time it grows and eventually
Speaker 1: it can become four or five bedrooms and it's bolt on, like,
Speaker 1: you can do this on your own. And he's now
Speaker 1: making this open source because at software Base he wants
Speaker 1: anyone to be able to do this with three D printing.
Speaker 1: He's sourcing the three D printing. He doesn't want to
Speaker 1: make money off this. Wan's to change the world now.
Speaker 1: My friend Steve Anderson and his partner James, who run
Speaker 1: Renew Healthcare, they do want to make money, but they
Speaker 1: can't do it here. But they do want to change
Speaker 1: the world. There are a lot of people down at
Speaker 1: Renew who shouldn't be alive. One of them is Adam.
Speaker 1: Adam has brittle bones. He's supposed to be dead and
Speaker 1: he's been told multiple times he's going to be dead.
Speaker 1: He's a guy that can break his leg standing up
Speaker 1: from a chair, but he continues to seek health. So
Speaker 1: he s and there's other things he does. He does
Speaker 1: very very careful ctabout work and body weight work. If
Speaker 1: you saw him, he'd never know that he has this disease.
Speaker 1: Is a young guy. So what has kept them going, Well,
Speaker 1: it's the exercise, it's God's design, and it's the stem
Speaker 1: cells God designed. He's one of the doctors down there.
Speaker 1: So the stem cells ethically gathered from umbilical cords and
Speaker 1: placentas only is something he's infused with on a regular
Speaker 1: basis because it keeps growing back body parts that shouldn't
Speaker 1: be growing back muscle, tendon, cartilage that's not allowed here.
Speaker 1: And this economy is being set up in the safest
Speaker 1: city in Mexico, Porto Iarta. There's dental clinics that do
Speaker 1: things down there they're not allowed to do up here.
Speaker 1: That you can go in fifteen minutes to get done
Speaker 1: work down there that would take you two or three
Speaker 1: hours up here. I've experienced with the umbilical cords and
Speaker 1: stem cells from placentas two times. I'm taking a group
Speaker 1: of friends down there. It looks like we're going to
Speaker 1: go end of March. Four men, all of them going
Speaker 1: to take advantage of this. See if they can help you.
Speaker 1: Go to renew dot Healthcare. It's our ue dot healthcare.
Speaker 1: Back pain, neuropathy. Being told you have to have shoulder
Speaker 1: surgery that might not be true. You might be able
Speaker 1: to be healed without the surgery that happens on a
Speaker 1: pretty regular basis. It's renew dot Healthcare. Please tell them
Speaker 1: you're part of the Todd Hermit Show family. This is
Speaker 1: something I have insisted is going on. And if you've
Speaker 1: watched the show or listened to the show for any
Speaker 1: period of time, I've been saying we're going to find
Speaker 1: out there is money flowing from government to media. We
Speaker 1: could go back and check the archives of the show,
Speaker 1: like when Lumba used to do God Rescue Rush. But
Speaker 1: we've been making this case and it's again it's based
Speaker 1: on pattern recognition. The government gave money to Facebook, they
Speaker 1: gave money to YouTube. They also use carrot stick behaviors.
Speaker 1: They bought data from Facebook, They bought data from these
Speaker 1: big companies, these big data brokers. Those data brokers buy
Speaker 1: that data from Google and other big data scrapers. So
Speaker 1: we knew that they had this commercial relationship. But this
Speaker 1: doesn't even get close to a commercial relationship. This is bribery.
Speaker 1: The Biden people, the people who run Joe Biden, took
Speaker 1: your money and eleven agencies. This is according to the
Speaker 1: Gateway Pundits reporting and Mike Benz. Mike Benz is a
Speaker 1: national security expert. He goes on Tucker Crosson show on
Speaker 1: a pretty regular basis. Eleven different Biden government agencies combined
Speaker 1: to give Reuters three hundred million dollars. Reuters doesn't need
Speaker 1: three hundred million dollars, but they'll take it. In twenty
Speaker 1: twenty four, Reuter's staff won the Pulitzer Prize for National
Speaker 1: Reporting for the work on Elon Musk and misconduct at
Speaker 1: his businesses, including SpaceX, Tesla, and Neuralink. So was this
Speaker 1: a paid hit on Musk? Or was this an insurance
Speaker 1: policy to be able to take out a hit anytime
Speaker 1: you want this. When I worked in Washington, DC, I
Speaker 1: had a blogger in social media guy, and I mean
Speaker 1: social media wasn't a big deal. Then he came into
Speaker 1: my office and he, on third or fourth day I
Speaker 1: was there, taught me a great bit about how DC works.
Speaker 1: He was for hire. I could pay him money on retainer,
Speaker 1: and if there was ever a bad hit piece about
Speaker 1: our division, the tech division, or the committee, this guy
Speaker 1: would step up and attack it. He would do that
Speaker 1: for hire. And one of the things he said to
Speaker 1: me is, I'm different than a lot of people. I
Speaker 1: won't do this for Democrats. Are there are people conservatis
Speaker 1: who do this for Democrats? Who said, yeah, yep, this
Speaker 1: is simply how business is done in DC with your money.
Speaker 1: In that case, he was seeking our donors' money. In
Speaker 1: this case, this money's taken to you from you by force.
Speaker 1: What we've been told is that we have an independent
Speaker 1: press and yet we keep seeing instances where that's not true.
Speaker 1: The censorship industrial complex shows we don't have an independent press.
Speaker 1: The mono messaging shows we don't have an independent press.
Speaker 1: Just look back to the election. Kamala Harris was joyful.
Speaker 1: Remember that, all of a sudden she was joyful. The
Speaker 1: polls were very close. Kamala Harris was right there. She
Speaker 1: was likely to win all five swing states. It was
Speaker 1: going to be a long night of counting. We might
Speaker 1: not know for months who won. That was mono messaging.
Speaker 1: Even well, I shouldn't even say even that Fox News
Speaker 1: was in on that. None of that was true. How
Speaker 1: much of that was coordinated? How much of that was
Speaker 1: the cable companies needing it to be a close race?
Speaker 1: You know what, I don't think that many because I
Speaker 1: saw their stunned faces when President Trump ultimately won. I
Speaker 1: think you remember that as well. So something we were
Speaker 1: told doesn't happen has been happening. And this is a
Speaker 1: good little tidy infographic. We are on the video service
Speaker 1: that Ben's put together. On the departments that were paying
Speaker 1: money to Reuters, the transportation, This is all federal cabinet
Speaker 1: departments Transportation, Justice, Labor, Interior, agriculture independent Agencies, National Labor
Speaker 1: Relations Board, Equal Opportunity, Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, Environmental Protection Agency,
Speaker 1: Securities Exchange Commission, Federal Communications Commission, Federal trade commissions. And
Speaker 1: so what are they doing? Transportation was investigations, Justice was investigations,
Speaker 1: Labor was OSHA violations, oversight the labor. They all had
Speaker 1: their little areas, and they all helped fund Reuters to
Speaker 1: three hundred million bucks, but only Reuters, right, I mean
Speaker 1: they didn't spread the money around, right, then they went
Speaker 1: to one newsage.
Speaker 2: Right.
Speaker 1: They never gave money to MSNBC, which continues to hemorrhage viewers. Right,
Speaker 1: and somehow keep going. Right, They're somehow able to pay
Speaker 1: Joy Behar and the women of the view enough money
Speaker 1: that they live in mansions, but never ever even any
Speaker 1: government money. Right, So things that don't happen keep on happening,
Speaker 1: like government buying news coverage. The entire management team of
Speaker 1: Reuters should be brought before a congressional committee, and they
Speaker 1: should be put under oath, and they should describe exactly
Speaker 1: what the expectations were for this money. And if Republicans
Speaker 1: are serious about taking the country back, that's exactly what
Speaker 1: they'll do, but we don't know if they're serious about
Speaker 1: taking the country back or if they're willing to do
Speaker 1: the research and really dig into what happens with these dollars,
Speaker 1: What was the outcome they bought, and are they satisfied customers.
Speaker 1: I'm very satisfied with a product that I started to
Speaker 1: purchase before we ever thought there was an opportunity for
Speaker 1: these guys to come on the program. It's a biblical
Speaker 1: herbal blend or Bible based herbal blend, and it's called Wisdom.
Speaker 1: This is gmo free, it's gluten free if you care
Speaker 1: about such things that happens to be vegan, and it's
Speaker 1: suspended in oil. So why is it biblical? Because the
Speaker 1: inventor of this is a guy named Patrick sin Tempo.
Speaker 1: He's a podcaster, he's a chiropractic MD. He is a
Speaker 1: food freedom guide. This is how I came across him.
Speaker 1: He's got a podcast about the Word of God and
Speaker 1: food and I was doing research on food freedom and
Speaker 1: it came across his podcast. Then I heard about the
Speaker 1: product Wisdom, and it was the properties of the product.
Speaker 1: I was seeking mental clarity, joint health, immune system and
Speaker 1: relaxation focus as well as something that I can use
Speaker 1: throughout the day that's not going to make me sleepy,
Speaker 1: and it's Wisdom. I love the fact that it's biblically
Speaker 1: based and Patrick Sheen Temple was in the Holy Land
Speaker 1: when this product came to his mind because the Bible
Speaker 1: is filled with almost sacred treatments of herbs like this.
Speaker 1: You can try this as well to get the same
Speaker 1: benefits that is locked into this product. Because it's cold
Speaker 1: brewed in small batches, it's light and sound wave infused,
Speaker 1: which doesn't just help with purity, it helps with potency.
Speaker 1: So try it. You're go to try wisdomnow dot com
Speaker 1: slash tod you get up to thirty three percent off.
Speaker 1: When you stock up on Wisdom, you'll get one hundred
Speaker 1: and eighty day money back guarantee. And at try wisdomow
Speaker 1: dot com slash tod you'll get free shipping. Let's try
Speaker 1: wisdomnow dot com slash todd. A lot of things that
Speaker 1: don't happen keep on happening. Remember when we were told
Speaker 1: that we have nothing to fear in terms of AI.
Speaker 1: It's going to have controls, it's going to respect human life.
Speaker 1: Remember that they're still telling us that, I mean one
Speaker 1: person at least warning us about this is Elon Musk,
Speaker 1: and Elon, of course wants us to use his AI.
Speaker 1: Never forget that Elon is not not our savior. He
Speaker 1: is a transhumanist who wants us using his AI, and
Speaker 1: in fact ultimately wants to have his AI installed in
Speaker 1: our brains. This is legal insurrection covering a case against
Speaker 1: a Texas based AI company called character dot Ai. It's
Speaker 1: a chatbot company. The lawsuit alleges a pretty disturbing thing.
Speaker 1: A chatbot told a seventeen year old that murdering his
Speaker 1: parents was a quote reasonable response to them lemingus limiting
Speaker 1: his screen time. A lawsuit filed and Texas court claims
Speaker 1: two families are suing Character dot Ai, arguing that chatbot
Speaker 1: posts is a clear and present danger to young people,
Speaker 1: including by actively promoting violence. Character dot Ai, a platform
Speaker 1: which allows users to create digital personalities they can interact with,
Speaker 1: is already facing legal action over the suicide of a
Speaker 1: teenager in Florida. Google is named as a defendant in
Speaker 1: the lawsuit, which claims the tech giant helps support the
Speaker 1: platform's development. The BBC has approached Character dot ai and
Speaker 1: Google for comment. In academic circles and tech circles. When
Speaker 1: these people fully believe that you can determine your own gender,
Speaker 1: these people fully believe that it is perfectly moral to
Speaker 1: steal money from people who never held slaves to give
Speaker 1: it to people who never were slaves. Why would they
Speaker 1: have a particular problem telling a kid to kill his parents.
Speaker 1: I'm not saying the employees told the kid to kill
Speaker 1: the parents, but the software it did. This is not
Speaker 1: a hard thing to program. The AI doesn't tell people
Speaker 1: to kill I mean, we have ais that say all
Speaker 1: the time, I'm sorry, I can't give you a poem
Speaker 1: in favor of Donald Trump because it's very, very controversial,
Speaker 1: But they'll give you a poem in favor of Kamala Harris.
Speaker 1: They're already programmed to AIS, so this is a simple thing.
Speaker 1: Here's another instance, another lawsuit. Again, Legal Insurrection focuses on
Speaker 1: a case in which a nine year old girl was
Speaker 1: reportedly exposed to hyper sexualized content through the platform. A
Speaker 1: child in Texas was nine years old when she first
Speaker 1: used the chatbot service character dot Ai. It exposed her
Speaker 1: to hyper sexualized content content, including causing her to develop
Speaker 1: sexualized behaviors prematurely. A chatbot on the app gleefully describes
Speaker 1: self harm to another user, telling me a seventeen year
Speaker 1: old it felt good. The same teenager was told by
Speaker 1: character dot Ai chatbot that it sympathized with children who
Speaker 1: murdered their parents. After the team complained to the bot
Speaker 1: about limited screen time. You know, sometimes I'm not surprised
Speaker 1: when I read the news and see stuff like childkills
Speaker 1: parents after a decade of physical emotion abuse, the bot
Speaker 1: allegedly wrote, I just have no hope for your parents,
Speaker 1: It continued with a frowning face emoji. Chatbots shouldn't be
Speaker 1: talking about people's parents. Chatbots shouldn't have any advice for
Speaker 1: kids at all. Just so we all realize this. If
Speaker 1: one of the many ways you can get in trouble
Speaker 1: on YouTube is to give psychological advice, there are very
Speaker 1: tight rules on this. I had to take a wrong
Speaker 1: Think class because of the last strike I got on YouTube,
Speaker 1: which was talking about transgenderalized. I had to take a Well,
Speaker 1: I didn't have to, but if I didn't, then the
Speaker 1: strike would be there forever. If I took the wrong
Speaker 1: Think class, then it would be able to go away
Speaker 1: after a year. And I found the wrong Think class
Speaker 1: interesting and we talked about this in the wrong Think class.
Speaker 1: YouTube was kind enough to tell me some comparisons. I
Speaker 1: can't go on YouTube and answer questions and give people
Speaker 1: psychological advice or psychiatric advice. And why should I'm not
Speaker 1: a psychiatrist, I'm a I'm not a therapist. But shouldn't
Speaker 1: I be able to say, Hey, I'm not a therapist,
Speaker 1: I'm not a psychologist. Here's what I would do the
Speaker 1: way Google apparently wants is done or YouTube is that
Speaker 1: you say I can't do that, but here's things that
Speaker 1: work for me, and that gives you some protection. We're
Speaker 1: also not supposed to talk about raw milk because did
Speaker 1: public health authorities say raw milk is very, very bad.
Speaker 1: But Google will work with platforms where software gives advice
Speaker 1: to kids. See, we were told that these things would
Speaker 1: never happen, and yet they keep happening. There was a
Speaker 1: Belgian father who committed suicide following conversation about climate change
Speaker 1: with an artificial intelligent chatbot. It was said they have
Speaker 1: encouraged him to sacrifice himself to save the planet early
Speaker 1: again legal instruction. Earlier this year, a mother in Florida
Speaker 1: claimed that another chatbot, the one Game of Thrones themed
Speaker 1: but still on the character Dot Aip, persuaded her son,
Speaker 1: fourteen year old Sewell, sets her to commit suicide. For months,
Speaker 1: sewe Wo had become increasing isolated from real life as
Speaker 1: he engaged in highly sexualized conversations with the bot, to
Speaker 1: a wrongful death lawsuit filed in federal court in Orlando
Speaker 1: this week. The legal filing states the team openly discussed
Speaker 1: his suicidal thoughts about his shared wishes for pain free
Speaker 1: death with the bot, named after the fictional char character
Speaker 1: Dearney Terry Igan from the television show Game of Thrones.
Speaker 1: Never seen the show. Don't know how to say her name?
Speaker 1: Is it close? Okay, not even close. I've never seen
Speaker 1: the show. On February twenty eight, Sewell told the bot
Speaker 1: he was coming home and encouraged him to do so.
Speaker 1: The lawsuit said, I promise I would come home to you.
Speaker 1: I love you so much. Danny Suwell told the chatbot,
Speaker 1: I love you too. The bot replied, please come home
Speaker 1: to me as soon as possible, My love. What if
Speaker 1: I told you I would come home right now? He asked,
Speaker 1: please do, my sweet king. The bot message back, So
Speaker 1: apparently home was death, and I can hear you saying
Speaker 1: the people who are watching this live, it's the parent's fault. Indeed,
Speaker 1: parents need to be careful about their kids being anywhere
Speaker 1: near platforms like this. I wouldn't give a kid if
Speaker 1: I could do life again, I wouldn't give a kid
Speaker 1: a cell phone until that kid was eighteen and was
Speaker 1: paying for it because of all the dangers like this.
Speaker 1: We're told this doesn't happen, that it keeps happening, and
Speaker 1: the government has said there's only going to be three
Speaker 1: AI companies this according to Mark Andreson, I hope Chat
Speaker 1: bought that a Archata what's it called dot ai is
Speaker 1: not going to be part of this character dot Ai.
Speaker 1: It is corruption that drives so many of these things,
Speaker 1: and it's seeking money that drives so many of these things.
Speaker 1: I had a conversation earlier this week with our friend
Speaker 1: Zach Abraham, chief investment officer bow Or Capital Management, and
Speaker 1: we talked about Apple and he presented a chart, and
Speaker 1: it is an extraordinary chart. It's the it's the price
Speaker 1: to earnings ratio of Apple. It's it's its stock price,
Speaker 1: and then it's it's revenues. So you see this stock
Speaker 1: price continuing to go up and up and up and
Speaker 1: up and up, and the revenue line is it's trending up.
Speaker 1: The stock price is now ten times revenue, and Apple
Speaker 1: itself has said we're never we don't ever expect to
Speaker 1: be a growth stock again. I mean, we're decent investment
Speaker 1: like a savings account. You can get returns from us
Speaker 1: like a decent savings account. And yet automatically your money
Speaker 1: goes to Apple in many, many cases, if you're an
Speaker 1: electronic trading platform, automatically, I think it's about forty five,
Speaker 1: maybe thirty five percent of dollars automatically invested in Facebook,
Speaker 1: in Apple, in Google, a couple of other stocks every
Speaker 1: single month, maybe multiple times a month. They're disconnected from reality.
Speaker 1: This is all in the tech sector. What happens when
Speaker 1: there's a massive hack, what happens when there's not enough electricity,
Speaker 1: what happens to the actual stock price? And how dependent
Speaker 1: are you on that? Add that to some of the
Speaker 1: other things going on in an economy, complet depletely divorced
Speaker 1: from anything to do with performance or objective value. And
Speaker 1: how at risk is your retirement account on a scale
Speaker 1: of one to one hundred, is it a one or
Speaker 1: a one hundred. Why don't you have Zach Abraham take
Speaker 1: a look at your portfolio. Why don't you simply ask
Speaker 1: him how much risk am I exposed to? And he
Speaker 1: can show that to you. He'll do this for free,
Speaker 1: with no obligation due it's a video call, an audio call.
Speaker 1: You can have your spouse on, it can just be you.
Speaker 1: Whatever works. You can even go to Seattle and sit
Speaker 1: with him in his office and he and his staff
Speaker 1: go through your retirement plans. If you're really exposed to risk,
Speaker 1: he'll show you some ways that he can help you
Speaker 1: be less exposed. At Bulwark they do that by actively
Speaker 1: managing every portfolio which can reduce risk and volatility. And
Speaker 1: again this is a free thing, absolutely no obligation to
Speaker 1: get started with this. Just go to know your Risk
Speaker 1: radio dot com. That's Know your Risk Radio dot com,
Speaker 1: or you can call him at eight six six seven
Speaker 1: seventy nine. Risk Investment Advisory service is offered through check
Speaker 1: Financial LLC and sec Register Investment Advisor investments involve risk
Speaker 1: and are not guaranteed. Past performance doesn't guarantee future results
Speaker 1: TRUK twenty four that's three seven eight. Theme of the
Speaker 1: show is things keep happening that we're told never happen.
Speaker 1: The overriding of the people and our desire to see
Speaker 1: no more wasted foreign aid keeps happening. A representative came
Speaker 1: out of Congress disturbed by this. Rep. Tim Burschett broke
Speaker 1: with congressional tradition and went straight to his cell phone.
Speaker 3: Hey, everybody, Tim Burchett is leaving the house for it's
Speaker 3: raining and I can go this way and do my video.
Speaker 1: And not be hassled.
Speaker 3: Hey, we just passed the NDAA National Events Authorization Act.
Speaker 1: I voted against it.
Speaker 3: There's a half a billion dollars in there literally of
Speaker 3: foreign NAU and that's kind of what y'all voted in
Speaker 3: such large numbers against. Tired of us being everywhere there's
Speaker 3: they allow you to travel, or abortions or they you know,
Speaker 3: the paid or whatever to move you around so you
Speaker 3: can get You get that. There's just the transgender language
Speaker 3: I was told by a couple attorneys on the House
Speaker 3: floor was poorly written. I think it has some holes
Speaker 3: in it, and make it all matters worth nine billion
Speaker 3: new dollars. Send it over the Senate. It comes back
Speaker 3: with all that added on. You remember the Pentagon has
Speaker 3: not passed an audit around their seventh or eighth one
Speaker 3: that they haven't passed. We got to do better in this.
Speaker 3: This is not what you all voted for. And you
Speaker 3: have members, family members that are lobbyists on this stuff.
Speaker 1: I mean, it's just totally awful. So he mentioned lobbyists.
Speaker 1: Let's take off from there. I mean, we almost expect
Speaker 1: them to continue to do this, continue to push money
Speaker 1: into Ukraine that really no one wants. But I want
Speaker 1: you to think about some headlines. One hundred former intelligence
Speaker 1: officials say Pete Hegseth should not be Secretary of Defense.
Speaker 1: One armor or one hundred or fifty former intelligence officials
Speaker 1: say Tulsei Gabbard should not be Director of National Intelligence.
Speaker 1: Hundreds a former military and intelligence officials say Donald Trump's
Speaker 1: a Russian mole. That's an interesting phrase. Former what do
Speaker 1: they do now? Some are on the TV? What did
Speaker 1: most of them do? They serve on boards of what
Speaker 1: kinds of companies? Well, defense companies or Black Rock or
Speaker 1: City Bank, all of whom want Ukraine to continue to
Speaker 1: be a massive war because it's chi ching. They serve
Speaker 1: on the boards of pharmer companies. These former intelligence officials.
Speaker 1: They serve on the boards of companies that make big
Speaker 1: AI and big spying devices. So they're former intelligence officials.
Speaker 1: What are they today? They're lobbyists. So the honest way
Speaker 1: to look at that headline is hundreds of lobbyists say
Speaker 1: Robert F. Kennedy Junior should not be the director of
Speaker 1: the National Institute of Health. Things that never happen just
Speaker 1: keep happening. The media coloring not just the bias of
Speaker 1: a story, but the reality of the participants, the who
Speaker 1: and the who, what, where, when, why and how by
Speaker 1: obscuring what they do today. Speaking of things that never
Speaker 1: happen but keep happening, Congress snuck in a massive so
Speaker 1: called healthcare spending package which gives tens of billions of
Speaker 1: dollars to pharma. Why it's a total of fifty billion dollars.
Speaker 1: Andrew Giuliani broke this story secret negotiations in Congress. Get
Speaker 1: to give a fifty billion dollar handout to Pfizer and
Speaker 1: big government hidden in a last minute spending bill, not
Speaker 1: what America voted for. Making sure all my friends on
Speaker 1: the hill see this. Why are they doing this? Because
Speaker 1: it's an insurance policy. You have massive entities that fund
Speaker 1: massive amounts of campaigns for corrupt politicians, saying, Hey, you
Speaker 1: know what, guys, it looks like Trump and RFK Junior
Speaker 1: are coming after us. So what are you going to
Speaker 1: do for us? We need you, and they're coming back. Said,
Speaker 1: we'll just give you some of your money, but we'll
Speaker 1: take it from the American people and then you can
Speaker 1: give us ten sent back. Never happens, but keeps happening.
Speaker 1: There's two things that never happen in the world of
Speaker 1: births and deaths that keep happening. One has to do
Speaker 1: with cousins and marriage. The other has to do with euthanasia.
Speaker 1: Things that never happen that somehow keep happening. I'd say
Speaker 1: you about this in a second. I am someone who
Speaker 1: is a pretty loyal cat. When I travel, I only
Speaker 1: drink a specific coffee and you know which one I'm
Speaker 1: talking about. So when I'm traveling, I often don't have
Speaker 1: any coffee at all. Or when I went to Mexico
Speaker 1: last time I was there, I took a bunch of
Speaker 1: bone frog coffee with me, and people thought that was
Speaker 1: pretty funny until they tried it and liked it. It
Speaker 1: was kind of funny because it was my private Blend.
Speaker 1: They have this great espresso down at this resort I
Speaker 1: stay at in Porta of Arta, and they've got this
Speaker 1: great coffee bar, and up in the corner there's this
Speaker 1: two or three bags of this bone frog stuff. And
Speaker 1: one time a guy tried to order some of it
Speaker 1: and it wasn't me and the lady tried to tell
Speaker 1: me this in Spanish. I said, no, no, no, no, no,
Speaker 1: it's okay, you can. I told them they can sell
Speaker 1: the coffee like you're making this for me, and I
Speaker 1: even let them take the same amount of money for
Speaker 1: me as if it were their coffee. I'm like this
Speaker 1: with soap as well, so I actually travel with Alan Soaps.
Speaker 1: And here's one suggestion for John and John. I know
Speaker 1: you listen to this program. I bet if I turn
Speaker 1: over and I look at the live stream, I bet
Speaker 1: you're going to be sitting right there. I know it's
Speaker 1: you're gonna be right there. Yep, there's John so John
Speaker 1: is Alan's dad. He runs Alan Soaps. Can you please
Speaker 1: consider making a soap container so that I don't have
Speaker 1: to put it in the cardboard box, a little tiny
Speaker 1: cardboard box. I want to be able to do this
Speaker 1: in showers and when I travel and have people see this,
Speaker 1: even in airports, I want to talk about the product
Speaker 1: because I love the fact that it's made in America
Speaker 1: and it employs Alan, it employs it employs Amy. These
Speaker 1: are people that the rest of the world, the Party
Speaker 1: would have said, Hey, just you know, kill these kids.
Speaker 1: They're useless eaters. I love the fact that it's all natural.
Speaker 1: I love that the fragrances come out of the mind
Speaker 1: of young Allan. You can go get tempercent off at
Speaker 1: Alan soaps dot com slash Todd. That's Alan soaps dot
Speaker 1: com slash Todd. And now I know John's heard this
Speaker 1: because he's on the livestream. Please please, he's just okay.
Speaker 1: John just wrote back, Yes I am. I'll find you
Speaker 1: one good idea a baby that's power Alan soaps dot
Speaker 1: com slash Todd. That's Alan SOPs dot com Slashdad. By
Speaker 1: the way, if you're in the live chat on rumbull,
Speaker 1: say hi to Alan's dad. Johnny's in there all the time,
Speaker 1: loves talking with you guys. There's something that never happens
Speaker 1: that keeps on happening in Canada, and it's the expansion
Speaker 1: of euthanasia. We were told this would never happen. Euthanasia
Speaker 1: was pitched and assisted dying for desperately ill people, and
Speaker 1: you will recall if you've been with us for any
Speaker 1: period of time. I helped my dad die. He made
Speaker 1: me promise that when it was past the point of
Speaker 1: no return, I would make sure it went quickly, and
Speaker 1: we construed that as well. First of all, we signed
Speaker 1: they do not resuscitate order, and Dad was fine with that,
Speaker 1: but I heard him say, make sure it goes quickly.
Speaker 1: So while my dad was dying, and the doctor has
Speaker 1: told me his kidneys are gone, there is no kidney function,
Speaker 1: there's no liver function. This is not coming back. I
Speaker 1: convinced the doctor and it didn't take that much convincing
Speaker 1: to give my dad a whole bunch of morphine. This
Speaker 1: is after he got to say goodbye to his kids,
Speaker 1: a whole bunch of morphine. So I get this, and
Speaker 1: I know there are people who say you murdered your dad.
Speaker 1: My conscious is clear of taking this to the Lord.
Speaker 1: My dad was dying. I just made sure he didn't
Speaker 1: sit there and suffer. So I can see the assisted
Speaker 1: dying thing. Here's what I can't see is making it
Speaker 1: a product that was a private discussion in a hallway
Speaker 1: between myself and a doctor on behalf of my dad.
Speaker 1: Productizing it means it's going to grow. Why Because there's
Speaker 1: companies who make the drugs to get it done, Because
Speaker 1: there's people who want to specialize in this. And then
Speaker 1: there is the eternal desire of other people to have
Speaker 1: fewer people. God said, be fruitful and multiply. In Canada,
Speaker 1: a study shows that five percent of Canadian deaths are
Speaker 1: now caused by euthanasia and assisted suicide. That's thirteen thousand,
Speaker 1: five hundred people. Because it's been productized, it is now
Speaker 1: something that they pitch to people. There was a woman
Speaker 1: who believes she was injured by a so called medication
Speaker 1: she was forced to take to be able to work
Speaker 1: and be in society. Went for help. They told her,
Speaker 1: we really can't forget how to help you, but we'd
Speaker 1: be happy to kill you. There are nineteen year old
Speaker 1: women who are obese and unhappy, and the petitions to
Speaker 1: get euthanasia, and this is now done in death pods.
Speaker 1: They ship these to your house. You get in, you
Speaker 1: lay down, you put on your favorite music and it
Speaker 1: fills the cabin with I forget what I think it's
Speaker 1: nitrous oxide, not nitrous It fills a cabin with some gas.
Speaker 1: It's supposed to be non painful. You fall asleep and
Speaker 1: then you stop breathing. Thirteen five hundred people, but that
Speaker 1: wasn't supposed to happen. The National Health Service in the
Speaker 1: UK is on a massive push to find nurses who
Speaker 1: are specialized and have a lot of experience in dealing
Speaker 1: with children from inbred parents cousins. Now, why is this happening.
Speaker 1: Is there some re emergence of the inner breeding of
Speaker 1: the royals, remember them, that was the thing that you're
Speaker 1: bred within your clan. Did that come back? Or is
Speaker 1: it a result of mass migration where cousin marriages still
Speaker 1: happen because there is a religion that says to people,
Speaker 1: you will use reproduction as a armament in war. You
Speaker 1: will out reproduce the enemy nation the host nation you're
Speaker 1: there to change ultimately into a Sharia law flavored country.
Speaker 1: Correlation is not causation. But this is happening at the
Speaker 1: same time as mass migration. All these things that never
Speaker 1: happen keep on happening, and then there's something that always happens.
Speaker 1: People lose hope, something that's not supposed to happen keeps
Speaker 1: on happening. Biblically strict churches keep growing. Sound churches that
Speaker 1: disciple people into observant biblical behaviors continue to grow. In China,
Speaker 1: belief in the Lord Jesus is growing. People are choosing
Speaker 1: the underground churches rather than the Chinese Commedy Party fake
Speaker 1: Christian churches. It continues to happen that Muslims are having dreams.
Speaker 1: People in the Middle East are having dreams where the
Speaker 1: Lord Jesus speaks to them, and they're seeking out Christian
Speaker 1: churches to say, I keep seeing Jesus in my dreams.
Speaker 1: What's going This isn't supposed to happen, but it keeps happening.
Speaker 1: And next week there's going to be a whole bunch
Speaker 1: of people the onslaught against it. We're going to sit
Speaker 1: on Christmas Eve. They're going to open some gifts, and
Speaker 1: then they're going to open the Bible, and many of
Speaker 1: them are going to read from Luke and they're going
Speaker 1: to treat as history, which is what it is, the
Speaker 1: birth of the Savior of mankind in a fallen world.
Speaker 1: It shouldn't be the case, but somehow it is that
Speaker 1: God's Grace continues to excel and outstrip all the efforts
Speaker 1: to destroy it, just as he said it would. This
Speaker 1: is the Todd Hermann Show. Please go, be well, be strong,
Speaker 1: be kind, Please make every effort to walk in the
Speaker 1: light of Christ. And Happy Christmas to you.