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Speaker 1: Welcome to the Three Stories version of the Todd Hermer Shows.

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Story number one, the Empire is trying to strike back

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against President Trump and they're using one of their key

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weapons inertia and stupidity. Story number two, Al Jazerra has

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said that Mexico can't sustain taking millions of people into

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their country all at once. Wow. And story number three,

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there are things that only Jesus can fix. We'll talk

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about this with the help of bioptimizers dot com slash

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todd and with the Great Auspices in place of God Almighty.

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Speaker 2: But Todd Herman show is one disapproved by big pharma

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technocrats and tyrants everywhere from the high mountains of Free America.

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Here's the Emerald City exile todd Man.

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Speaker 1: Today is today the Lord has Man. These are the

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times SEUs, God has decided we shall live. All of

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that means, of course, that God has designed us specifically

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for this era. It's a Todd Herman show, and we

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spend a lot of time, I think, talking about d

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C in ways that only people who've lived in DC

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can talk about it, and frankly, only people who lived

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in d C for a short time, because man, it's

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super difficult to live in d C and not become

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DC because the air is different, the morality is different,

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the expectations are different, the money is different, the economy

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is different. It's all different because Washington, d C doesn't

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experience recessions or depressions. They can't because they've got the

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best business model in the world. If you want more money,

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take it, man, that's slick. There's also different moralities back

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in Washington, d C. You have your official job in Congress.

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That's one business card. Then you've got your think tank

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job that's a second. Then you've got your campaign job

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that's a third. Then you've got your consulting giged on

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the side that's your side hustle, and that's your fourth

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business card. Now they're all the same job, but you're

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just getting paid four times as much as you're reporting

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to the taxpayer. I mean, it goes on your tax

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reform returns, you'd think. And again, it's DC and morality

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is different. So having worked there for a short time

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and having come back from there, there's ways that you

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can look at DC in ways that I don't think

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other people can. President Trump has done some things that

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are absolutely astounding to Washington, DC to freeze grants. Wait wait, wait, wait,

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the president came in and on grants that are executive

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branch created, that is through the bureaucracies. He's freezing him.

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You can't do that. You can't have a new boss

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come along and say we're not going to spend any

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money until I understand how it's being spent. Chuck Schumer is,

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of course a slimy politician and has been for most

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of his life. But Chuck Schumer was actually shocked at this.

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President Trump is keeping words in so many important ways.

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The Empire's get to strike back. They've already started to

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do this, and the empire strikes back even in the

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midst of tragedy. You know about the airplane crash and

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the black cop helicopter. This is an empire trying to

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strike back. It's not on a federal hiring or a grant,

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but it's the same body of people. This is a reporter,

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a Nashville journalist with NC five lives of TikTok Grab.

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This guy's name is Phil Williams. He posted this literally

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literally as first responders were on the scene. In fact,

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it's the shot is a live shot of the attempts

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to rescue people from the crash, and this is what

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a reporter posted. President Trump offered unprecedented buyouts to all

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federal employees at a time when studies show the FAA

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does not have enough air traffic controllers to keep us safe.

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More people will likely die. President Trump is offering a

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buyout of all federal employees because we're nearing a point

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where the majority people in America work for government. Now,

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funny thing that happens there. If the majority people work

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for government, then the majority is receiving money through taxes

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and the minority is paying them. So the empire is

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striking back mentally. He deleted that tweet. President Trump in

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the wake of that crash pointed to something policy based,

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and that is the FAA, because of DEI hiring people

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with mental and neurological, intellectual developmental issues. People should have work.

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There's human beings, they deserve work, but not as air

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traffic controllers. It's another shock and awe moment for the

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deep staters, and so they are in fact going to

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be using some of their very favorite methodologies, which is

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stupidity and laziness in competence. It's vicious incompetence, or sometimes

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people call it malicious compliance. I'll explain what this means

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in just a second. If you've ever seen malicious compliance,

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it is a vicious, vicious tool of vicious vicious people.

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There are vicious people who are keeping you apart from

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a cure for things because they would rather have you

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get your body cut open. They'd rather have you have

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surgery even if you don't need it. I am in

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my late fifties and very very active take my form

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of crossfits, and I'm hardly anyone's champ. I take it

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very seriously and I do it eight to ten times

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a week. So in order to be able to do this,

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I have to be aware of all the ways you

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can stay healthy. I know of a guy my age

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who's competitive athletes, not a profession no more. Used to

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be an Olympic swimmer. He got to a point where

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he couldn't move his shoulder in a swim stroke at all,

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and he had a meat coming up. I think it

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was in Japan. He intended to meddle in that meat

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and he'd work really hard to get back in competitive shape.

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Speaker 3: Well.

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Speaker 1: He went to renew healthcare in Mexico and he came

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back and in a week he was swimming again. He'd

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been told he needed surgery, wasn't the case. The ethically

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gathered stem cells that come from placenta's and umbilical cords

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only went into my friend's arm and shoulder and rebuilt

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tendon and muscle and destroyed inflammation. I did have to

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have surgery. I didn't get to go down and avoid it,

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but it helped me recover so much quicker than the

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other shoulder surgery recover without stem cells forty eight weeks

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with stem cells eleven. You can take advantage of this,

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Go to renew dot Healthcare. It's r e n ue

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dot Healthcare. R E n u e dot Healthcare and

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just telling me a part of the Todd Hermanshell family.

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And avoid the viciousness of people trying to siphon you

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off into surgery or drugs. The Empire's got to fight back.

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They do it in weighs multiple It's not always just

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malicious compliance. Sometimes it's just maliciousness. John Strand USA points

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this out. Derek Bell received a pardon from President Trump

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on January twenty, twenty twenty five. His paperwork was processed

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on a paper he was released. Moments later, while still

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in possession of the Bird of Prisons, Daniel was arrested again.

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Daniel was taken back to his cell in the DC Gulag,

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not understanding what was happening. The government has charged Daniel

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with having a twenty two rifle and some AMMO that

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did not fit the twenty two during the January sixth

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rate of his home. The pardon includes all actions related

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to Jay six. The rate of his home is very

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obviously part of the J six charge. The government doesn't

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want to let Daniel free because they tortured Daniel, and

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there's physical evidence of that well. In FCC Petersburg in Virginia,

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Daniel was chained to his cell door. He was beaten

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by two guards. He was beaten so badly his teeth

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went through his face. He was chained to his cell

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for hours. Feel for the guards would make good on

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their promise to come back and rape them. Now the

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government is trying to send Daniel back to FCC Petersburg

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in an obvious attempt to scare him into silence. Daniel's

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wife life is in danger. We need ever release immediately.

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That's a deep state fighting back in this case, just

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using the tool of maliciousness and threats. But there's another

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way that deep staters can go at this. This comes

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from the Service Academy Women. For those of you who

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are still in uniform or a civil servants, here's some

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ideas on how to quietly and effectively resist from within.

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Pick your battles carefully and don't take it too far

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and leave no trace. Rigorous adherence to protocols insist on

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following every policy procedure and step to the letter, even

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when it slows down processes. This is sometimes called malicious compliance,

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but remains within legal boundaries. For example, require extensive documentation, reviews,

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and approvals before implementing policies or directives. Bureaucratic delay. Use

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bureaucratic processes to slow down decisions or implementation to policies.

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For example, ask for clarification or additional information. Escalate issues

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for further reviewer approval in voke requirements for internal audits,

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legal reviews, or compliance checks. Over communicate, share all directives

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widely within your chain of command or among relevant stakeholders.

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Increase visibility can delay or complicate actions that might otherwise

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proceed unchallenged. Raise endless questions, consistently seek detailed clarification or

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propose alternatives during meetings. Framing questions as ensuring the due

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diligence can slow down the process while appearing construs reductive.

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Prioritize other tasks. Place directives or projects you oppose lower

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on your priority list while focusing on higher priority or

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more pressing issues. This can naturally delay their implementation. Strategic

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interpretation apply directives in a way that technically complies with

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the orders but undermines the intended outcome. For example, carrot

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actions with mental impact or effectiveness over complicate tasks to

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create bottlenecks. These are people you are paying. These are

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people who work for the President United States doing everything

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they can to not work for the President United States.

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Milicia's compliance is one thing. There's also a thing that

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we used to call at Microsoft embrace and distinguish extinguish.

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If as a senior executive, you saw someone doing something

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you didn't like but was popular, you took it over. Hey,

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this is great, I'll take it over, and then you

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just never saw the light of day. By the way,

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there's a field guide created in nineteen forty four by

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the OSS, which was the Office of Strategic Services. The

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precursor to the CIA. It actually sounds a lot like

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that document these workers just provided. President Trump, you could say,

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was caused some of this simply by coming out in maliciously,

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viciously demanding that federal workers, you know, go to work. Sir.

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The next item, as you announced in your speech, is

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a requirement that federal workers return to full time in

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person work immediately. And President Trump has since come out

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and clarified that they gave warning to the civil servants,

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so called civil servants, that you're going to have to

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come back to work. He is also of the belief

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that some of them were illegally taking separate jobs, which

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is in fact illegal if you're working for the government.

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That could bring down the Federal Employees Union, which would

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be a gift from God if that were to happen.

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also part of the deep state. Trump impede's federal workforce.

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The boss is impeding the workforce.

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Speaker 2: Well.

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Speaker 1: By the way, there's good reason for people to not

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work from home. One of the most consistent ways that

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bad actors get into your network is through work from

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home apps. This is Scott Bestnett, the guy who's going

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to be our commerce secretary.

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Speaker 4: We saw from the December a pack by some Chinese

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entities into the Treasury, which is very serious that that

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was through a work from home software app. So one

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of the policies that I supported, I intend to be

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in the building every day that I am in Washington,

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and I support a return to the office, which is

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against the current treasure policy.

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Speaker 1: President Trump isn't just fighting policy, he's fighting people. And

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it's not just the people at the top. Obviously, you

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have workers saying here's how you can refuse to do

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your job even though you work for the President United

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States and the American people. This is a Washington DC

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bureaucrat man. She is not happy it happens.

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Speaker 5: What a way to end the week. Five o'clock on

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a Friday, got our notice. Effect of March tenth, we're

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back in the office five days a week, no telework

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any And that's that's the most fucked up thing is

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not only did you issue this executive.

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Speaker 1: Order Cheeto, Cheeto, she's calling her boss, the President United States, Cheeto, but.

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Speaker 5: The executive order Trump's unintended and resins and he previously

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agreed upon telework agreements so before I was able to

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tell work once a week when I was in the

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office every day. Now no, no mores.

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Speaker 1: She goes on to say that she's deeply concerned as

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to what people are going to do for childcare. Welcome

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to the world, madam, American people. Through the high taxation

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to pay for your salary, which is usually twice what

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the people who pay your our taxes pay, you get

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also worry about childcare. President Trump is disrupting Washington d

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C in all the best ways. Story number two. I

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don't believe I'm going to say it again because I've

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been saying a lot, but do you hear yourself? Jd

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Vance was in a conversation with a very very smug

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Margaret Brennan. Oh boy, she nailed him on the topic

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of immigration. Good thing that Jade Vance didn't have to

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go deal with the people at Al Jazeera because they've

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landed on something so important for us to know. They've

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discovered they're getting red pilled. Al Jazeira is pointing out

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that man mass migration, chaotic mass migration, that's hard for

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countries to deal with. Let's start here with jd Vance

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and Margaret Brennan and look right in to the dreamy

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eyes of Margaret Brennan as she just nails JD. Vans.

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In fact, no, ignore the eyes. Don't fall into the

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deep pool of her eyes. I'm kidding. I don't find

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her to have deep pool eyes. Instead, focus on her lips.

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This is the neur linguistic programming. Tell oh, she got

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them watch this.

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Speaker 5: Well, this is a country founded by immigrants.

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Speaker 1: There it is that right, There is the look that

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lost elections. That is the smugness of DC on parade.

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That's the look of well, you know, I'm a journalist

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doctor here and well, actually, let's let her continue with

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her smuggery. Well, no, let's not. Let's have JD respond Well,

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this is a country found in by country.

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Speaker 3: This is a very unique country, and it was founded

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by some immigrants and some settlers. But just because we

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were founded by immigrants doesn't mean that two hundred and

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forty years later that we have to have the dumbest

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immigration policy in the world.

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Speaker 1: He could have said it in so many other ways,

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but to choose the simple vernacular of the dumbest immigration

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system in the world. It's perfect and the smuggery is

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gone because Republicans are no longer playing the game the

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way it used to be played. Al Jazeera has discovered something. Man,

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it's vital for you to see. It's vital that they've

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been red pilled and they are finally telling the true

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truth about chaotic mass migration from places from places like California.

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California is where my friends at Alan Soaps are located.

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This is a soap company that is a moral soap company.

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It started with a mission. John and his wife knew

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that their young son, Alan, who was their second son,

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was going to have a host of problems because doctors

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had offered to unalive him when he was in the womb.

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They offered to unlive him, and John's wife said no,

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and the doctors said, but useless eater. Useless eater. They

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said no, He's our son and we love him. So

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he is now thirteen. He's been through about eighteen operations.

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He's nonverbal, and they knew that the world wouldn't want him,

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the world would reject him. So they created a company

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where he can work. That's Alan Soaps. Now. His brother

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Ian is impacted by autism differently than Alan. He works

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there now, and so does a young woman named Amy,

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and she became autistic at a late age, a late

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soaps dot com slash todd. There's been some brainwashing, it

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would seem. With Al Jazeera, they've been redpilled on the

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topic of immigration. Watch this.

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Speaker 6: Mexico cannot cope. Not sure any country can, but Mexico

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can't cope with like a sudden influx of millions of people.

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Speaker 1: I mean, do you know the question I'm going to

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ask this lady, Hi, Hi, Do do you hear yourself.

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Speaker 6: As much as she wants to embrace them, to use

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her word when they come back, and make them feel welcome.

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It all sounds very nice when you're listening to it,

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but the reality of that is just completely unsustainable. A

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lot of these people have lived in the US for decades,

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they have lives there, they have families, they're good standing citizens,

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so they're not in a position to just be deported

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and say like, oh, okay, well, I'm just going to

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come back here and take a job making a fraction

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of what I used to make and go to my

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town where I don't have anything left, which is maybe

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has been overrun by violence. I mean, it's it's unrealistic

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to think that that wouldn't lead to a crisis.

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Speaker 1: It is unrealistic to believe that erasing the border of

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America and allowing anybody to come in who can come

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across with the coyote or on the rare occasion on

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their own, wouldn't lead to humanitarian crises, wouldn't lead to chaos,

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And man, it has to suck. It has to be

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terrifying for kids who've never lived in Mexico. They're here

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and suddainly they have to go live in this place

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they've never lived. Horrifying. So we shouldn't do it. It

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can't work this way. Laws cannot be enforced based upon

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but man, it sucks, so we're not going to do it.

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When you are lenient when you should be firm, you

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will eventually be cruel when you should be kind. It's

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a Hebrewic statement and it is very clearly true. We're

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to be kind to sojourners because we ourselves are sojourners,

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and sojourners in our country are to follow our laws.

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That's what the Bible says. So, yeah, there's some tragedy

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in this. There's also the flat humor of al Jazeer

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pointing out what small towns have been saying, border towns

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all across the country, we can't metabolize this. And then

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that brilliant move from Greg Abbott and Rond de Santis

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of sending the illegal immigrants in to the East coast

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cities and boom, suddenly it was we can't sustain this.

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Systems can be broken. It's almost like someone should write

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a paper, you know, about how to take down a

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democratic system. If I wrote that paper, I'd call it

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cloward pivet. Good thing I'm not cloud or pivet. Story

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number three. There are some things that only Jesus Christ

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can heal, and sometimes his timing seems like he's not

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healing at all because his time is so different from ours.

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Sucking to a friend of mine who his wife has cancer,

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and they pray and they pray and they pray that

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God will heal and at one point my friend said, well,

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I mean, I want to be specific. God has already

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healed her in eternity, so I guess I should be specific.

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I want him to heal her here because I don't

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want to lose her. So sometimes God's timing it seems late.

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It's never late, because He's perfect, but sometimes it doesn't

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match our time frame. And then there are tragedies like

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this that people will treat as a sign of a

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God that's uncaring or God that just allows these bad

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things to happen. If you've not seen the air traffic

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control footage of the crash at Reagan National, when you

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watch this as a person in media, I always have

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to remind myself because you do this stuff for a living,

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it's easy to say, Wow, there's another airplane crash video.

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So I always want to pause and try to put

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myself in the heads of the people who are experiencing this. Now,

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it's unlikely that the people on the black Hawk or

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the people on the airplane had time to really figure

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out what's going on, and in that maybe there's great mercy.

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Maybe they simply those who had accepted the Lord Jesus

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as their savior and we're abiding with him. They know

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where they're going. They might already be there, depending on

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your view of when you go to heaven. But this

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is how this looked. Several views of this explosion in

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the background. I've flown out of that airport probably a

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hundred times of an aircraft. On that view you can

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see really the helicopter approaching and both craft. And what's

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pointed to me is I'm looking at the bridges and

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I've driven over those bridges thousands of times. That life

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right there is continuing. People are just driving home, but

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there are sixty some people in all likelihood instantly dead.

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And only Jesus can heal the pain from that. I mean,

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I guess you could drink it away and then Jesus

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has to heal your alcoholism. People can come around you

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and gather around you, and they can love on you,

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as what we say in the evangelical world, love on you,

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But then what are you getting? You're getting friends, friends,

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that God created. Family can come and say, you know,

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we'll miss him, but we're going to celebrate his life.

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Speaker 2: So what do you have?

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Speaker 1: You have family that God created, but what if you

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don't have family. There's a video that got a ton

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of views, and it's a guy who desperately wants something

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that really seems like it matters here because in his

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heart there's something he really needs, he thinks, and it

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speaks to loneliness, which is one of the biggest problems

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in our society. Another huge problem in our society is

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people who don't know why they can't sleep. And sometimes

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with friends and family, we can be gathered around by them.

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But those are people that God provided for us. But

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what if there is no family? Watch this man in

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tears as he realizes something about himself.

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Speaker 7: Actually redone this a couple of times.

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Speaker 8: But my name is Jeremy Hopper, and it's nice to

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meet y'all to anyone who sees this. But I'm the

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last member of my family left.

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Speaker 7: There ain't nobody else. They've passed away. I'm twenty seven,

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and my mama died before she was even forty. My

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baby brother baby sister both passed away as infants.

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Speaker 2: And today I.

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Speaker 8: Realized that if anything were to happen to be today,

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not a single person on mishearth. But no, I was gone,

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and I truly doubt anyone would care. And I want

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some brecord that I insisted that I was a here.

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Speaker 2: Brother.

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Speaker 1: That is so hard man, that's heavy, that is a weight,

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And like millions of other people, you know, if I

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was there with you, if you'd accept a hug and

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want to give you a hug. And I also say

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there is a family beyond families. That one of the

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things that the American Church needs to spend more time

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talking about is is that when one member of the

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body hurts, we're all to hurt. The body of Christ.

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We're not just his hands to do work and his

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eyes to see and his ears to hear, were his

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heart to feel. Some of the things that Jesus can

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heal through a church community are shocking. There is a

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consistent theme with boys in youth groups, and that theme is, yeah,

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my dad's a good guy, but I don't really know him,

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or my dad's not a great guy, and I don't

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want to know him. My dad loves my mom and us,

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but he works out of state. My dad works so

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much so some boys in our presence end up getting

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surrogate fathers, even when they have fathers. But that's the

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design in the body of Christ. A group of adults

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gathering on a child is a group of adults to

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which the child can turn say my dad doesn't want

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me to do this, and it's a group of adults

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who can say, yeah, your dad loves you and you

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need to honor your father and let me hear why

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you want to do it, not to contradict the father,

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but for a young person to go wow. Even my

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youth ministers think so, it's a Jeremy. You know that

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ache that you're feeling. You were designed for perfection, You

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were designed for existence absent the sin problem. You were

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not designed to be alone. It's not good that man

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is alone. So would you accept Jesus, who loves you

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and will offer you a family that never fades. We're

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not perfect, and you're going to meet a bunch of goofballs,

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a bunch of dummies, and a bunch of people who

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are goofball dummies who love you and they want to

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walk with you, and that walk is permanent and you

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don't ever need to be alone again, because there are

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some things only Jesus can heal. This is a Todd

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Hermann show. Please go be well, be strong, be kind,

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and walk in the light.

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Speaker 7: Of Christ,