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

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Story number one Obvious Signs of God only in intelligence

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could have created a world story number two where the

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Atlantic signal story meets the Crossfire hurricane op oh, and

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by the way, the Russia Russia Russia hoax story number three.

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Jesus is your counsel and counselor he is not your therapist.

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And I know that sounds strange, but there's a reason

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I'm pointing that out. We'll talk about this with the

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help of Bulwark Capital Management. No, you're risgraator dot com.

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And thanks to God Almighty, but Todd.

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Speaker 2: Herman's show is one percent disapproved by big pharma technocrats

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and tyrants everywhere from the highd Mountains of Free American

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here's the Emerald City exile Todd Herman.

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Speaker 1: Today is the day the Lord has made, and these

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are the times which God has decided we shall live.

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Really interesting discovery on Mars has caused a lot of

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people to say, wow, wow, wow, wow wow. This could

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be intelligent life. People at NASA have said, we have

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found a sign of intelligent life on NASA apartment on Mars.

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So what is the sign? Is it a sign that says, hey,

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we're intelligent life, or come on in or free trees

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Burgers on Sunday. It's not it's something that I guess

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you could look at and go, wait, that's a sign

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of intelligent life that is well maybe I mean, it

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depends on what we're actually seeing and maybe it's all happenstantial.

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But man, they were quick to say signs of life

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because there are people who need there to be life

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on other planets. They need it for morally therapeutic reasons.

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Because if there's life on other planets and it doesn't

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say on so in the Bible, then oh gosh, look

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that all of a sudden God has just proven so

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they needed to be the case. They need space, aliens

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and people have human needs. So we'll go through this

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and why these people said this is a sign of God.

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You'll see a great answer to this. But then we're

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going to explore further down into some experiments that looked

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to kind of create something that's a bit of a

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I don't know, kind of a fun statement, give enough monkeys,

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enough keyboards, and eventually of the writer Shakespeare's Sonnet, Well,

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folks have tried that. So we'll talk about how that

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worked in a second. Now, I believe, and you know

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this about me, that I'm a huge proponent of intelligent design,

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and I'm a huge proponent that our DNA is in

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fact the word now not the word that God is.

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The word Jesus is the word. The word is with God,

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the word was God. But I think our DNA is

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every bit as much the word. It is so obviously designed,

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so obviously intelligent. It's the most elegant code ever written.

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And it's also code that builds code, and it's hardware

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that builds hardware. Far ahead of Elon Musk and his

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pipe dream of solving all the world's problem with robot

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friends weird and creepy. There are people God is gifted

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to use his invention stay of stem cells, to do

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remarkable things. A friends at renew Dot Healthcare in Mexico.

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They use stem cells that they culture. This is what

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makes it illegal in the United States, so they'll take

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stem cells from umbilical cords. They reject eighty percent of

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the stem cells, eighty percent of the bilical cords because

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they want the best stem cells. They're obsessed with safety.

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They never want to pass on any form of illness.

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A bloodborne pathogen or disease, anything like that. They screen

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everybody for cancer. I'm going down again. I know I'm

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going to have to create a cancer screening I know

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that because they don't want to do anything to harm you.

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The stem cells that they culture then allow them to

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have the best stem cells in the highest numbers, and

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they control all the quality. Right now, I'm going down there.

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I'm going to meet a couple. I've talked to them

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on video. The woman, the wife is suffering from als.

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She just found out they're going to use the stem

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cells and they think they can double her life expectancy

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from six years to twelve. Because these stem cells destroy inflammation,

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that's the first thing they do. They also rebuild tissue.

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There's people who are being told you're gonna have to

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have a cartilage replacement. That might be the case because

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these stem cells can rebuild cartilage and tendon and muscle.

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This is a discovery on Mars that had people NASA

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types saying intelligent life, intelligent life. I think this is

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a pretty good response to this. They found a square.

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Speaker 3: Why is everyone talking about the square structure captured on Mars.

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People are looking at this square and they're saying, well,

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there's obviously aliens had to have visited Mars or been

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squares can't just form naturally. So it's an obvious example

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of intelligence. Which is really interesting that that is examples

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of intelligence. You have these people who are very smart

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and they'll look at something like this and they'll say, oh, okay,

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this is obvious evidence of design when you know, a

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little debatable. But then they'll look at something like DNA

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or even something like photosynthesis in a plant, which is

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an incredibly complex chemical reaction that sunlight is being turned

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into sugar and we don't even understand how it works,

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and they're like, oh, yeah, that's just chance processes over

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many millions of years.

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Speaker 1: And I mentioned Maddy Watson, and.

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Speaker 3: It shows romans one of if we're suppressing the truth

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and unrighteousness, it's not following the evidence wherever it leads unbiased.

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It's a worldview that you interpret all the evidence through,

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and that suppresses the creator because ultimately usually comes down

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to we don't want to do what God tells us

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Speaker 1: So why would they say at all? By the way,

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that's from answers in Genesis, which is a great channel,

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great resource. So why would they say that a square

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is intelligent design? Because they're right, a perfect square does

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not happen in nature. There's things that look square, they

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look square ish. But if a square was a sign

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of intelligent life, you're telling me that an eyeball is not.

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The designs of our bodies speak to an intelligence that

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you can read. You can read the intelligence expressed through readable, writeable, repeatable,

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testable code that's in our DNA. The fact that we

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can read DNA means our brains were set up to

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be able to decode it. If a square is a

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sign of intelligent design, an eyeball, a body, bodies that

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build bodies, code that writes code, hardware that creates hardware

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that has to be then a sign of an even

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larger intelligence. I'm pretty certain you could teach a monkey

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how to make something square alike. I mean, there's some

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intelligent primates, so you could teach a gorilla how to

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sand something down and to make it square like they've

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got appolsable thumbs. Is it going to be perfectly squared?

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Speaker 4: No?

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Speaker 1: Are they going to be able to measure it with

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Speaker 2: No?

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Speaker 1: They can then skin in language. Okay, that's great. Can

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they formulate a thought write the book?

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Speaker 1: There's this saying forever that people have merchandised. If you

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give enough monkeys, enough keyboards, eventually they're going to write

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a shakespeareance on it. I always write a book. I'll

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tell you about in a chapter in that book, a

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professor was given an opportunity to test this theory, and

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I'll tell you what happened with him. I researched this.

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This comes out of Australia universe. Would die before monkey

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with keyboard, writes Shakespeare, steady fines And it took a

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study to do this. Australian mathematicians call into question the

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infinite monkey theorem and a new research on an old adage.

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The paper tested the infinite monkey theorem, a thought experiment

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demonstrating that an infinite amount of time can make something

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that is incredibly unlikely to become probable by asking what

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would happen if generous yet finite limits were placed on

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the monkey typists. Their calculations were based on a monkey

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a keyboard with thirty keys the letters of the English language,

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plus some common punctuation. It found that the time it

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would take for a typing monkey to replicate Shakespeare's work

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would be longer than the lifespan of a universe. To

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broaden out the experiment, the Australian mathematicians turned to chimpanzees,

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the closest relative of humans. Not are relatives, but you

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can choose to pretend. There are currently about two hundred

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would remain stable until the end of time. Even this

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massive monkey work of ours fell very very short. It's

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not even like a one in a million. Steady co

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author Stephen Woodcock of the University of Technology, Sydney told

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universe in itself, it wouldn't happen. And even if many

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more chimps who typed out much quicker added to the equation,

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still not plausible that monkey labor will ever be a

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viable tool for developing written words of anything beyond the trivial.

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the thought experiment, which gave six sulaxi crested macock monkeys

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four weeks with the computer, produced just five pages of text,

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primarily filled with the letter S interesting S. I guess

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monkeys like S. There was another experiment that actually tried this.

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I have a book called God Does Exist. It's a

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former atheist who became a Christian by virtue of intelligent design,

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and he got to do the experiment. He got to

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work with primates. He gave them treats. Every time they

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went to the keyboard that was covered in plastic, they

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got treats, and every time they went down they were

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recording what they typed. I think this experiment went on

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for a year. It had a small number of monkeys.

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for a word. What was the shortest word or longest

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that they wrote? What do you think it was? I mean,

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what's the shortest word in the English language? A or

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back with another letter. There was never a space or

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I space. That study led him to go and do

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the math about our DNA. If you think Shakespeare's complicated,

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and it is, imagine believing that DNA code that writes

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code came about through the random mutation. But there's a problem.

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As far back as we go with species, we keep

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finding this pesky DNA. We have yet to find a

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life form that isn't built on language useful, repeatable, noble, testable,

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falsifiable language. In other words, the word story number two,

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where the Atlantic story meets the crossfire Hurricane op and

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the Russia Russia Russia psyop. The ap reminds us if

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we'll look back at a shocking moment in the sharing

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of US gathered intelligence, utterly shocking. Of course, I'm talking

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about Pete Hegsath. Well, no, actually, I'm talking about an

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investigation into the unauthorized release of classified documents on Israel's

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Iran attack plan, done purposely by an employee who knows

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not loyalty the United States of America, but loyal to well,

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probably Hamas. Now that was shocking, except it's for in history.

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It's way back in history. It was intentional, and it

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it's treated as well, just like Pete Hegseth, except Pete

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Hegseth of course must resign because if he made the mistake,

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and that's questionable if you made the mistake. Because now

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you have people who are involved in this conversation saying,

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oh wait, wait wait, no one in our group ad

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at them, and maybe they're lying. I mean, it would

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be an embarrassing mistake to have a so called journalist

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observing a conversation about detailed war plans. You know, things

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like where the troops are going to be placed, the

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weapons they're going to use, the timing, the troop count,

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the troop capabilities. Detailed war plans that would be really,

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really bad. And that's what we're told by the Atlantic.

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Happened that the journalist got in This Jeffrey Goldberg guy

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got in and he got to see these detailed war plans.

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And Jeffrey Goldberg's a guy who is interesting. He's been

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involved in every significant Russia Russia Russia. Trump is a

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Russia asset Huax. He's helped to get some of these

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things rolling. So how interesting that he was the guy

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who got added to this chat. There's been people in

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Trump Land saying, look, you don't get it again. This

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is once again multi layer chess. This is President Trump

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using this guy. It's heg seth using this guy so

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that they can show that the United States really is

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sick and tired of bailing out Europe. And that was

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some of the conversation that did happen. They've admitted the

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conversation is genuine. That happened on the signal app. The

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Trump administration has said, yep, that was the conversation. The

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conversation I've seen is people saying, look, I'm really reluctant

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to bail out Europe. They need to start carrying their

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own water. But we have to do this. We're the

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only ones who can do it well. But the battle plans,

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I mean, that's what we were told. So Jeffrey Goldberg went

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number of troops, capability, timing of attack, which weapons are

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going to use. Are they gonna have a q r

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AFF or they have a quick response for us so

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they can have battleship backup, drone backup, so he went

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into detail about all these detailed war plans that he saw.

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Speaker 5: Now, now the Secretary of Defense and the White House

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Press Secretary, I said, you're lying. I said there are

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no war plans there. I've said there's no classified information.

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So the obvious question is, shouldn't you now demonstrate shouldn't

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you publish the text?

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Speaker 6: No, because they're wrong.

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Speaker 1: They're wrong, But how can you prove that you're wrong?

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Speaker 2: Maybe?

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Speaker 1: Could you?

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Speaker 5: Should you provide them to the House and Senate special

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committees on intelligence?

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Speaker 7: Maybe?

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Speaker 1: I don't know.

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Speaker 6: Wow, well, you want to become my lawyer.

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Speaker 5: I'm just I'm throwing this out there, Jeff, I don't know.

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Speaker 1: I looked.

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Speaker 6: I feel like, no, no, no, I mean, obviously, let

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me just put it this way. My colleagues and I

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and the advice that and the people who are giving

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us advice on this have some interesting conversations to have

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about this. Yeah, but just because they're irresponsible with material

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doesn't mean that I'm going to be irresponsible with this material.

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And you know what, I could whatever. I mean, you've

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had long history as I have with dealing with them,

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and at moments like this when they're under pressure because

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they've been caught with their hand in the cookie jar

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or whatever. You know, they will just literally say anything

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to get out of the moment, to get out of

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the jam. And that's okay, I get it. I get

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the defensive reaction. And but here's the thing. My obligation

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I feel is too to the idea that we take.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, I think you get it. So you're not going

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to give it to the Sentence Overset Committee, to the

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Intelligence Committee, even though of course all of them have

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proper security clearents. You're not going to give it to

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the Democrats and the Committee. President Trump, as much as

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you two, you haven't already provided that to them. Maybe

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you're going to do the drip drip drip thing. But

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maybe Adam shiff should just demand this stuff, demand it

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from him. Maybe the Republicans should subpoena him. The Atlantic

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has been involved in every significant hoax against President Trump,

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the suppressing of information about Hunter Biden, the suppressing of

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information about the dementia of Joe Biden. They are an

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inside the belt by publication, and you do not get

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to have permission to believe that they didn't know that

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Joe Biden was severely demented. Yet they wrote articles about

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him being the best Biden ever, that he's crisp and

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he's sharp, he's a magnificent leader, but the Intel not

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being going to share it with the Democrats. Goldberg had

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another statement he made and again, this is the guy

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who's responsible for merchandising a lot of the hoax as

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we see, and I'll play that for you in just

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two seconds, complete with the corruption. He's an inside the

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three seven. Jeffrey Goldberg, guy who gave us the Atlantic

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story about these detailed war plans, the same plans he

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hasn't provided to the Democrats on the Intelligence Committee, on

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the Armed Services Committee, because he's going to be responsible

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with them, because the giving of these two United States

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editors who have the proper security clearance is irresponsible. Got it.

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He shared some other thoughts.

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Speaker 6: Stable here and not disclose the things that I read

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and saw.

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Speaker 1: I will describe them to you.

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Speaker 6: The specific time of a future attack, specific targets.

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Speaker 1: This is so carefully worded. He's talking with Jensaki, who's

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a deep state operative who had already agreed to an

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employment deal with MSNBC while she was still lying for

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with the figurehead a specific attack in the future. This

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one really interesting, very carefully worded, and he continues Jeffrey

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Goldberg with.

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Speaker 6: The Atlantic and human targets meant to be killed in

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that attack, weapons systems, even even weather reports. You know

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that the government is is. I don't know why hexcept

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was sharing it with everybody, I mean, the precise detail,

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and then a long section on sequencing. This is going

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to happen, then that is going to happen, After that happens,

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This happens, then that happens, and.

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Speaker 1: So this, that and the other thing happened. So just

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provide it to the Armed Services Committee. Just give it

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to the Democrats. Wouldn't they love to show this maybe

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again it's drip, drip drip now of course, to demand

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from people like Pete Boudhajeedge that Pete Hegseth stepped down.

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Pete Boodhajedge, who had about eight billion dollars to build

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charging stations for electric cars, you know, the ones that

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serve Satan the teslas, and they didn't build what ten

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is de manning a resignation. Hillary Clinton spoke into this

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about the sharing of classified information with this guy getting

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on a signal app. Mike Davis was involved in these conversations,

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and Mike Davis spoke to Fox News and he says,

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some tech experts have some work to do, and he

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said this to Fox News about some forensic tech to

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see how this guy got involved in these conversations.

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Speaker 4: We're going to get to the bottom of it.

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Speaker 8: We have.

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Speaker 4: I just talked to Elon on the way here. We've

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got the best technical minds looking at how this happened.

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But I can tell you, I can tell you for

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one hundred percent, I don't know this guy. I know

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him by his horrible reputation, and he really is the

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bottom scum of journalists. And I know him in the

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sense that he hates the president, but I don't text him.

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He went on my phone, and we're going to figure

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out how this is.

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Speaker 8: So you don't know.

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Speaker 1: So if you sell the truth, that should be easy

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to figure out. He should offer up his phone. And

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maybe it's not Elon Teamed that does this. Maybe Elon

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hires this out so we can all figure out how

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I got on here. But let me ask you this question.

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Do you actually think that the CIA couldn't plant this

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guy into these chats? And again, I'm not here to

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excuse this. Maybe it was a stupid mistake, and if so,

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admit it was a stupid mistake. But the CIA is

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more than capable of cracking into a signal discussion and

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putting someone into this. It happens that just a day

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before this was occurring, for some reason, there was a

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discussion of the signal app being proper in the Senate.

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They had a debate about this, should people be using

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the signal app? That's really interesting timing, isn't it that

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just a day ahead of this stuff being discussed and discovered, Hey,

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should people be using signal?

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Speaker 8: Oh?

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Speaker 1: No, it's a horrible app Timing is interesting. Often there's

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no coincidences in politics. This also comes right at the

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moment that President Trump was declassifying all of the Crossfire

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Hurricane stuff. Crossfire Hurricane, of course, was a illegal use

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of the Intelligent Services to spy on a presidential campaign.

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It was started with a fake bit of research, black

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ops research from Hillary Clinton's team run through the disgraced

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so called law firm Perkins coup who. By the way,

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it seems their lawyers had access to what classified information,

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tons of it. And here is President Trump declassifying the

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Crossfire Hurricane documents. About the same time as all of

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a sudden, a journalist appears on a chat on signal

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with Pete hegg Seth and the VP and others.

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Speaker 7: Exter, we have a presidential memorandum for your attention. This

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memorandum requires the immediate declassification of all FBI files relating

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to the Crossfire Hurricane investigation. This was obviously one of

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the instances of the weaponization of law enforcement powers of

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prosecution against you and others. We believe that it's long

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pastime for the American people to have a full and

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complete understanding of what exactly is in those files, which.

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Speaker 1: Gives the media the right to go in and go

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and check it.

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Speaker 2: You probably won't bother because you're not going to like

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what you say.

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Speaker 1: They probably won't bother right now, they're not because hey,

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look all the oxygen's taken out of the room by

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the Pete hegg Seth affair. So the docs commits are

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now open. And it was a demonstrable lie to the

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FAISA community. It was demonstrable black ops alpo through Hillary.

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That was a lie filtered through a law firm that lied.

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There are lawyers apparently lied, They lied about the nature

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of the billing, etc. And yet when this piece came

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out from the Atlantic, the Trump administration accidentally texted me

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its war plans. Hillary Clinton responded, You've got to be

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kidding me. If this was an accident, then it pales

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in comparison to Hillary Clinton making plans to violate Foyer

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regulations by having a home brewed unsecured server in her

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house and doing things like sending to Anthony Wiener classified

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documents he was a known pervert, so that she could

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he could show them to his wife. It also pales

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in comparison to Hillary Clinton telling people to remove the

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classified markings from a document and resending it to her

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since she was on an unsecure line. All of those

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were national security felonies. But it turns out that the

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FBI and DOJ were ordered by Barack Oboma to not

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pursue charges against her. Remember that whole thing about the

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independence of the judiciary and the DOJ.

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Speaker 9: During closed doorge testimony last summer, former FBI lawyer Lisa

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Paige said the Obama administration's Justice Department advised the FBI

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not to pursue the gross negligent statute for Hillary Clinton

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in the mishandling of pacified information. Former US Attorney and

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House Republican John Radcliffe led the line of questioning about

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the statute, known as eighteen USC. Seven ninety three. Ratcliffe,

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you're making it sound like it was the department that

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told you you're not going to charge gross negligence because

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we're the prosecutors, Paige interrupted, That is correct. Page's testimony

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appears to conflict with then FBI Director James Comey's recommendation

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in July twenty sixteen against criminal charges for Clinton.

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Speaker 10: What I can assure the American people is that this

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investigation was done honestly, competently, and independently. No outside influence

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of any kind was brought to bear.

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Speaker 9: You're interested, Stewart.

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Speaker 1: Interesting, Interesting, all the timing beginning to add up. But

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I mentioned this thing about the signal app should that

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be allowed? This hearing occurred just before we learned about

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a journalist supposedly being in a signal discussion. This is

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CIA Director John Ratcliffe speaking, so that we're clear.

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Speaker 8: One of the first things that happened when I was

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confirmed as CIA director was signal was loaded onto my

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computer at the CIA, as it is for most CIA officers.

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One of the things that I was briefed on very early,

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Senator was by the CIA records management folks about the

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use of signal as a permissible work use. It is

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that is a practice that preceded the current administration to

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the Biden ministry.

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Speaker 1: How fascinating, isn't it? A Russia hoaxer? A Biden is

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solid mentally hoaxer. The Atlantic that's done everything it can

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to take President Trump down round one on two is

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suddenly involved in a chat And if it's a mistake,

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they should just admit it, because it pales in comparison

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to the rigging of the American mind through censorship and

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through not charging Hillary Clinton the one hundred and forty

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to one hundred and fifty sum national security felonies that

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she committed. God tells us, not the Lord our power

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over others. They should take that advice. Story number three.

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There's a phrase that even if you're not a Christian,

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you should grow to understand, and the phrase is morally

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therapeutic deism or theism morally therapeutic deism. Deism being a

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deity moral you get that moral construct therapeutic. We understand

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that morally therapeutic deism. The reason I say this is

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because people are being given the opportunity to be Christian,

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but to not be Christian by turning God into a therapist.

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Jesus is our counsel or legal counsel before God Almighty.

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He's part of the triune God, had father, Son, Holy Spirit,

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and he is our representative. He goes and makes arguments

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on her behalf great to have him do that. He's

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also the p appreciation for our sins, the payment for

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our sins, and to the Holy Spirit. He's our council

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lore that is counseling us in the right direction. He

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is not our morally therapeutic deity, or explain the difference

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here in a second. Because it's vitally important that you

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protect yourselves against this and protect your kids against this

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who might be getting conned into thinking they're Christian but

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they're not. And I'll share an example with you here

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in just one moment. It's also vital that you protect

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It is not good news that RFK Junior has nominated

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this woman to run the CDC. A woman who loves

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a surveillance state, who loves gain a function research, who's

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never taken back her enthusiasm for the shots. That's not

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good news. This could be something they try again. So

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some lead generation company. There's lots of so called health

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freedom companies that do this. Some of them are very famous,

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but they're usually just drop shippers their lead gen You

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be protected morally. Therapeutic deism this is a Christian like

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construct that states that God exists, You created us and

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ordered the world, and watches over humans and life on

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our okay. God wants people to be good, nice, and

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fair to each other. As taught in the Bible and

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by most religions, the central goal of life is to

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be happy and to feel good about oneself. God does

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not need to be particularly involved in one's life, except

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when God is needed to resolve a problem. People go

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to heaven when they die, good people. That's really good

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feeling because now you don't have to do anything serious,

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like accept some consequences for your actions or reality that

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we can't get into heaven without the blood of Jesus meraly.

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Therapeutic deism does this. It takes the moral constructs by

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which you want to live, and you sprinkle some Jesus

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on top, and all of a sudden, it's okay. This

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is a guy I regard as a fake pastor making

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an argument for polyamory, that is, being in open relationships

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with others.

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Speaker 11: The Bible is actually full of polygamy. I can point

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to you all these various patriarchs throughout the Bible, and

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you will see they were multiply married and had various

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different relationships.

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Speaker 1: Professor and pastor R. K. Wilkinson pointing this out, teaching

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the Bible in context, really in context, that's a fascinating

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bit of context. Let's let the professor and pastor continue.

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Speaker 11: Okay, there have been various Christian communities that have practiced

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different poly relationships. This is what kind of shocked me

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at first was that when I started doing the research,

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I started looking up, you know, Christians and polygamy and

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polyamory and stuff like that. Was there are actual Christian

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communities who practice complex marriage.

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Speaker 1: There are Christian communities to this day who practice slave labor.

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There are Christian communities that practice abusing children. There are

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instances in the Bible of all forms of the bachery

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and violence. And then there's Jesus. One man shall leave

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his mother and father and cling to his wife. This

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guy's goes on to make a statement, and it's about

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right as it gets in the world of the sexual left.

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And I can understand this guy's challenge, because I'm sure

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he's hit on constantly by women. It's got to be very,

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very difficult for the gentleman. But he goes on to

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make a statement that because God is love and loving,

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he wants us to have all sorts of love of

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all sorts of people. But that's not what he says. Morally,

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therapeutic deism is taking something you deeply want, let's say,

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sexual relations with a whole bunch of different people, and

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you sprinkle Jesus on it. You ignore that Jesus was

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the fulfillment of the law, that Jesus grew up reading it,

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that he preached from it, that he spoke of marriage

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as a covenant between two humans. He taught against adultery,

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that is sex outside of marriage. He taught against when

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you're married, sex with someone not your spouse. He spoke

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against fornication, which is sex outside of marriage at all,

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and He taught one person to another person become one flesh.

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When people turn God into an affirming counselor, you're turning

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yourself into God. You're there to pat yourself on the

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back and say it's okay. If you want to cheat,

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that's how God made you. If you want to steal,

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that's how God made you. If you want to go

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around on a living people, that's how God made you.

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Jesus is our lawyer, our counsel, our counselor through the

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Holy Spirit on what's right and what's wrong. He is

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not our affirming counselor saying you go be you. This

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is the Todd Hermannshaw. Please go be well, be strong,

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be kind, and please make every effort to walk in

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the light of Christ.

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Speaker 7: Yes,