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Story number one, the Mockingbird media is waking up dead
waiting for this for a long time. Story number two,
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is a coup against the nation. No Republican who wants
to be considered a patriot can vote for this period.
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for a long time for this to happen. They're finally
beginning to realize they're dead.
Speaker 2: Now.
Speaker 1: They can be not reborn, because only Jesus can do that,
but they can be remade. They're going to have to
be remade because when you get the admissions like we're
about to go through from people in the Mockingbird media
who are now beginning to understand how bad it's gotten,
people like Van Jones, and they're speaking out and admitting
that they've lost any of their potency. This is huge.
The people who run Kamala Harris recently admitted that they
didn't see any reason at all to reach out to
the Washington Post of the New York Times, and this
admission they're going back through and once again and going
with the post mortem and what happens, and they're President
Trump and Russia and Putin, And why didn't you reach
out to the Washington Post in York Times, people asked,
because they're already in our corner. They're reliable supporters. There's
no reason for us to spend time going there, which
then once again begs the question of why didn't you
go to Joe Rogan's podcast. Joe invited you. All you
have to do is pop on a plane and go
to Austin and not demand that it be a thirty
minute interview or whatever. They didn't do that because people
who work for Kamala Harris were embarrassed to admit they'd
gone to see Joe Rogan or their principled appeared on
Joe Rogan. So one hand, they're not going to reach
out to the liberals. On the other hand, they're not
going to reach out to Rogan, who is at best
a libertarian. Maybe he's becoming conservative. When you look at
the signs all around us in terms of the death
of the Mockingbird media, it can come out just things
like this. This is Cheryl Atkinson writing tonight. The White
House says it is collected and analyzed over five thousand
images reported to be drones or suspicious aircraft that it
knows some of them are manned, many are indeed on
man drones. Some are hobbyists, some commercial, and they're operating
for the common good. You've done the hard work. Go
ahead and release the analysis of the five thousand images. Please.
Obviously that should be public records. Since you work for us,
we pay your salaries, and you're collecting the information on
your behalf and our behalf, and you're indicating there's nothing
classified about what you're learning. Oh wait, Cheryl Atkinson, of course,
a former member in good standing of the Mockingbird Media,
who had her computers and her family's computers hacked, probably
by our nation. She's asking some simple questions that the
Mockingbird media should be asking. Great, you say so, now
show us. That's one example. Another is this Jake Tapper,
whose network this past weekend committed another act of open fraud,
an openly constructed drama meant to appear to be news.
In other words, what's that phrase President Trump had championed,
invented fake news? That's one of the phrases I wasn't
allowed to say in local radio back of the day.
That was a firing offense. None of us were allowed
to say fake news, nor were we ever to suggest
that any news stories had ever been faked. Interesting that
came about at a time where they were getting ready
to fake a whole ton of news stories. People standing
in line for a certain medication. No one was standing
in line. This is Jake Tapper. He's in a glum
mood because of a settlement reached in the ABC lawsuit
President Trump suit ABC because George Stefanopolis said President Trump
had been found libel of rape in the Egene Carrol
case that never happened.
Speaker 3: We should note, Kristen, I don't want to overstate Trump's
friendliness and genial attitude of this press conference, because this
weekend ABC News agreed to pay sixteen million dollars, including
legal fies, to settle a defamation lawsuit brought by Trump
against the network and their anchor, George Stefanopolis. And that
obviously will not be the end of this campaign against
the media. Legal campaign against the media. We heard him
go after many other news outlets today.
Speaker 4: Take a listen, well, I'm going to be bringing one against.
Speaker 5: The people in Iowa. Their newspaper. We're filing one on
sixty minutes. You we're involved in one which has been
going on for a while and very successfully against Bob Woodward.
We have one very interestingly on Bulletser, because reporters at
the New York Times Washington Post got Bulletser prizes for
their wonderful, accurate and highly professional reporting Russia, Russia, Russia.
Speaker 3: Hope we don't have time to go into all that,
but but just to touch.
Speaker 1: No time to go into all that, but just a
touch on that. Come and defend me, he says to
his colleague.
Speaker 3: Based on a couple. There's one of them is the
people of Iowa. The one register that's because there was
a poll that was that was inaccurate. The one on sixteen.
Speaker 1: It's no, Jake, it's not because it was inaccurate. It's
because it was doctored up. You know these things. So
Jake Tapper doesn't yet know the Mockingbird media is deb
but he's an indicator of that. His colleague Van Jones does.
We'll get to that a seconds.
Speaker 3: It's because they didn't like the editing that had been
done to the Harris Kamala Harris.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it didn't like the editing. They replaced her answer
with an answer she didn't give. That's not editing. That's
that editing for time or space or clarity. It's the opposite.
It's editing to add lack of clarity to make her
seem like she answered a question well that she didn't
even really answer this. This is wildly ridiculous.
Speaker 6: Well, one of the things that you can mind here
is that Donald Truk feels like you want I mean
this weekend by having a settlement with ABC, one that
many people did not think was going to come to fruition.
They thought that this wouldn't end up in court, or
that it would certainly not be a settlement which ABC
paid sixteen million dollars an issue to public apology, which
was part of this has been a situation which is
empowered and emboldened Donald Trump.
Speaker 1: Praise God. And it's bizarre, Jake, why your network is
on a losing streak and you're about to lose a
case were you libeled a US serviceman. You're about to
lose that case. One of your defense was defenses was
well the Taliban says, you brought the Taliban in to
defend you in court. I mean not physically, but they
are versions of Shria law. That's bizarre. If I'm not mistaken,
well I'm not. Networks paid out how much money to
the young man in Washington, d c. Where the Native
American activists came up drubbing and drumming his face. Nicholas Sandmon,
You're going to be paying to this young kid who
showed up at a Kansas City Chief's game. Part of
his face was painted dark, the other was red, and
you called him a racist because he was in blackface.
That came out of the sports media. There has got
to be a cost. Yes, President Trump is obviously a
public persona, but public personas are human beings, and CNN
has radically lied about him. CNN that same network on
which Jake Tapper sits I spent fifty six minutes touting
a very special exclusive report.
Speaker 7: Deep in the belly of the regime's Air Force intelligence headquarters.
Speaker 1: These are English.
Speaker 7: We are hoping to find traces of Austin Tice, an
American journalist held captive in Sirious since twenty twelve. It's
one of many secret prisons across the city. This specific
branch was tasked with surveillance, arrest, and killing of all
regime critics. We don't find any hints of Tye, but
come across something extraordinary.
Speaker 8: Yes, I can't tell though.
Speaker 9: It might just be a blanket, but it's the only
cell that's locked.
Speaker 4: Is he gonna shoot it?
Speaker 7: The guard makes us turn the camera off while he
shoots the lock off the cell door.
Speaker 1: Ooh, this is dramatics.
Speaker 7: The we go in to get a closer look. It's
still not clear if there is something under the blanket.
Speaker 1: Oh, I wonder if there is something under the blanket?
Someone there? Hello? Is there? Someone?
Speaker 8: There?
Speaker 1: Is someone there?
Speaker 2: Oh?
Speaker 1: I wonder if there's someone there? Gold? Hello? Turned out
there was someone there and their exclusive report that brought
this man out into the sunlight for the first time.
He'd been locked in a prison and seeing and special
reporter COLOURSA Ward was there to bring him outside. With
his perfectly clean hands and perfectly clean jacket and tightly
trimmed hair and beard and clean teeth, a man who'd
been in prison for how long? In the dark looked
straight up at the sun. It turned out that the
man identified himself as Abel Gabral said he lived in
city of Syria for hams. However, over the Weekend, self
described Syrian fact checking site verify ASI said he's actually
Solama Mohammad Soloma aka Abu Hamza, an infamous cruel lieutenant
in the Syrian Air Force Intelligence. They faked that, and
CNN has been forced to admit it. The Mockingbird media
is waking up dead that right there. This qualifies Jake
Tapper's critique of the ABC lawsuit because it shows his
network still is happy to go out and stage fake news. Meanwhile,
we have this James O'Keefe now with O'Keefe Media group.
He's often accused of being the perpetrator of fake news. Okay,
how does he do his work like the Mockingbird media
used to do. He takes hidden cameras in and he
talks to people who like to gab. Oftentimes these are
people who think they're on a same sex attracted date
or they're getting a job interview. This guy's name is
Henry Appaul. He's a national security advisor. Watch and or
listen to this as James O'Keefe records the man.
Speaker 8: Well, here's such Joe Biden is like that kid like
Cameron can say, she's like really like her addressed.
Speaker 10: It is.
Speaker 8: And I can't believe it wasn't a bigger scandal at Cliff.
They'll be dead in a year.
Speaker 11: Meet Henry Appel, an advisor for the National Security Council.
Henry Appel shared that President Biden had called the NSC
White House phone on a foreign trip looking for NSC
advisor Jake Sullivan. Henry told the President that in fact,
mister Sullivan was not the White House but on the
same foreign trip as President Biden.
Speaker 10: Boss was on an international spagram like you're up for
some day the foundering in office and as like God
as President Henry duds like, no traveling with you.
Speaker 1: She's on the same criminals.
Speaker 8: See.
Speaker 1: Then didn't have that story. James O'Keeffe had that story.
CNN had the fake news story, while James O'Keeffe had
a groundbreaking story another one the mockingbird media is waking
up in the beginning to realize they're dead.
Speaker 2: Now.
Speaker 1: Sometimes a biological entity will be dead and not know what,
like the classic chicken with its head cut off that
actually does happen. It's so disturbing. If you've ever slaughtered chickens,
you cut their heads off and they'll run around. They'll
literally run around and sometimes for like a minute. Snakes
are the same. Man, You cut the head off a snake,
and that thing will squirm for a long time, a
couple of minutes, sometimes more. It can still wrap itself
around your arm. Now, I am not wishing physical death
or pain upon the people in the Mockingbird media. In fact,
I'm wishing that they would look at this and say, Jake,
you work at a network that just faked the story
of a prisoner who actually turned out a to be
one of the tortures you just you should leave if
you're a journalist. You can't be at a network like
that and be a journalist. You can't maintain any credibility.
Van Jones at this point a well, I think still
leftist operative and by the way, a smart guy and
a dangerous guy. Van Jones said, dropped the radical shell
to get the radical results. And he went and did that,
cleaned up and went to CNN. He knows the legacy media,
the Mockingbird media is dead.
Speaker 12: In the Philly suburbs. And I'm telling you we are
way off. The entire political class is way off.
Speaker 1: First of all, he's speaking at the New York Times deal.
Speaker 4: Book summits digital is a new door knocking.
Speaker 12: You got to understand that we were laughing our butts
off at Donald Trump for suspending his door knocking campaign
and letting Charlie Kirk and Elon do a bunch of
stuff online.
Speaker 4: We that these guys are idiots.
Speaker 1: It wasn't just online. The online portion led to physical
contact in person churnout in person. Van Jones apparently doesn't
know that.
Speaker 4: Uch, you're stupid. Then you start knocking on these doors.
You know what, People come the door with their phone
in their hand.
Speaker 12: They're in a twenty four hour digital surround sound that
has nothing to do with CNN, has nothing to do
with any stuff that we do. I asked myself. I
got a teenage son. I asked him, who are the
most influential people in the world today.
Speaker 1: You're not going to recognize any of these names. And
this is important because it speaks to the power of
digital and how dead the mockingbird media really is. It's
like the chicken running around doesn't realize his head's cut off.
The next generation is so utterly divorced from the mockingbird media.
Speaker 12: Listen to these names, I'm thinking to myself, he's gonna
say Barack Obama, Oprah Winfree jay Z.
Speaker 1: He says Ven Jones has notes because he doesn't know
these names either.
Speaker 12: I sent Aiden Ross, Jinxy and Sketch. I don't know
who he's talking about.
Speaker 1: And I'm looking at my younger producer, Alex and he's
nodding his head. He kind of what.
Speaker 12: Platforms you are? He goes, I'm on Twitch, kick and rumble.
I said that sounds like you need to go to
the hospital. What are these platforms? I'm telling you, guys,
the mainstream has become fringe and the French has become mainstream.
There are platforms. There are people out there that are
getting fourteen million streams and we're on cable news getting
one or two million, and so there is a whole
world out there. Kelly and Conway. I hate to agree
with her, but I do a lot of times. Donald
Trump understood that.
Speaker 4: And we didn't.
Speaker 1: Donald Trump understands a lot of things that you didn't.
Donald Trump sometimes comes across as a relative ruffian. I
will never forget the heart attacks in the Mockingbird media
when he said fake news. I'll never forget the meeting
we had to take where a guy who was a
really good guy he was, and I love this guy
very much. Dear guy he quit. He was a senior
executive at the media company that ran my Seattle morning show,
and he was forced to come along and say, you
don't get to see fake news, and it looked like
he was in a hostage video. I've been waiting a
long time for this. So a note to the muckingbird
media complete the death or get out of your circle
of doo story number two. So there is, of course
a continuing resolution. There's always a continuing resolution. Congress only
has one constitutionally prescribed job. I mean that's not true.
They have to defend the Constitution, etc. But one constitutional
prescribe thing they have to do. They shall create a budget.
They shall, but they don't. They issue a series of
continuing resolutions because they do not want to go through
the process of creating a budget, because budgets carry with
it accountability. So in this fifteen hundred page monstrosity they've
been talking about that no one has time to read
except for the distributed intelligence of social media. People are
paging the bill apart, and they've come across section six
zero five. I'm about to tell you about section six
to zero five, and how it's going to affect Donald
Trump's ability to get justice out of this corrupt Congress.
Will compare that to a statement from Chris Murphy, a
backbench US senator who has some inspiration for a conversation
about healthcare. He's inspired by that to share, but not
inspired to let us see behind the scenes into what
Congress has done. Behind the scenes stuff can be so
very interesting. I just got a note from my friend
Steve Anderson, who's the managing director managing partner of Renewed Healthcare.
Three couples went there in November, three fantastic outcomes, and
I'm cooking up a trip back down there this time.
If we go do a location, we're going to give
a lot more time in planning, so we get a
lot more people down. We didn't give much time in planning.
Us having a great time, got to make great viewers
and listeners. But there are three friends of mine who
are thinking going on. One of them is Zach Abraham,
who you know comes on our show once a week.
He wants to get the infusion of stem cells. The
infusion is probably the most expensive process and it attacks
inflammation throughout your bodies. These stem cells that are ethically
gathered from umbilical cords and placentas. They search your body
for any hotspots. If there's cartilage, it needs to be rebuilt.
It can do that tend then muscle. It does that,
but it destroys inflammation across the body. That's what Zach
is looking at. Another friend of mine blew up his knee.
I've been asking you to pray for me. He's called
the wrestler. That's not completely blown up, but looks like
the beginning of a cartilage terear at our age. And
he's my age in our mid fifties. Carlage isn't likely
to grow back. These stem cells can grow it back,
so he's looking at having that done. And then a
friend of mine a call Andy, and he's had a
problem with Jumper's knee forever. Now it's just knee, so
we're all looking at going down my thing lower back.
I made the mistake of wrestling my much younger, much stronger,
much more athletic, better looking, smarter and more godly friend Ben.
I got the first three takedowns and he figured me
out and crushed me, hurt me. Oh yeah, he's my
sports med doc. So there's that, so maybe he should
fix me. Hey Ben, maybe I should get a you
hurt me discount. So we're all thinking about going down
for these very different reasons. Why would I suggest this
to my friends if I didn't know it worked. Go
to renew dot Healthcare and ask them if they can
replace your cartage so you don't need to have surgery.
Go down and see if they can fix your lower backs.
You don't need to be in pain and on meds.
It's simple. Good to renew r E n ue dot Healthcare.
That's our and ue dot Healthcare. In the many situations
where Congress has abandoned us and where they have been traders,
one is the easiest to track. Congress shall create a budget.
That's what the Constitution gives them as a provisioned duty.
But that's hard because when you create a budget, you
actually have to do some forecasting. So instead of creating
a budget, which is harder to pass, which you build
from the ground up, they've done a considerable series of
continuing resolutions, and the game works like this. If it's
a continued resolution, it's easier to pass. We just assume
there's always going to be a growth in government spending.
We just let everybody in the bureaucracies know, hey, just
come in. You know, plan on a fifteen percent growth rate.
We're going to fight in that ware to say we've
cut the budget. You know this game. Well, these bureacrats
have come in asking for a fifteen percent increase. We've
cut that down. We are a real fiscal conservatives. We've
cut it down to twelve percent. We're shaving it. And
then they have these stage dramas where the bureaucrats fight
about we just can't get it done at this level,
like Anhaleo Mararcus Mejorcis, I didn't even care to say
his name correctly, the impeached boss man of the DHS.
We don't have enough money to secure the border. Meanwhile,
Joe Biden is out auctioning off the parts of the
wall that he knows President Trump's going to use. Now,
that's macro fraud. We can all look at that and
the fact that we have a three hundred and thirty
trillion dollar deficit, because that's the reality, that's actually what
we have, and it's not the thirty trillion because if
you take unfund of the liabilries, that's a macro fraud.
They're about to take within the macro fraud of the
fifteen hundred page resolution they've been talking about. This our
continuing resolution is hidden a micro fraud of enormous proportion
in section six oh five. Who does this? Congress in
this section is giving itself perpetual possession of all house data.
So think about this. A Gmail touches a house member,
they own it. An Instagram account they own it, an
official Twitter channel they own it, or an unofficial Twitter
channel but accessed on Congressional Wi Fi on a congressional device,
they own it. All house data they own. Well wait
a minute, who owns them? Try this? In your place
of employment. Your boss comes and says, hey, I need
to see your emails on this. We're trying to track
down what went wrong. Oh sorry, I can't give this
to I own it. No, no, I mean, I'm talking
about the emails you produced using my computer in my
office during the time of day I paid you on
a project for which you're paid. Yeah, like I said, boss,
I own those, so I'm not giving them to you.
This is exactly what Congress is doing to us. You
don't get to see our emails. You don't get to
see any of our phone calls, any of our zoom meetings,
that's ours, it's our data. Well wait a minute. Ownership
doesn't mean that you don't get to look at it, though,
Todd okay. Also in section six O five is this
if you go to a court or let's say, just
for instance, a literally Orange Hitler gets into office, like's
gonna happen on January twentieth and twenty first twentieth is
inauguration day, President Trump's first day in office to twenty
first literal Orange Hitler walks in and his Department of
Justice says, you know what, we'd like to look into
some things. There was this three hundred million dollar payment
that many bureaucracies made to Reuters. Oh did you hear
about this? Now, I've known that this has been going on.
If you've been watching the podcast or listening to the
radio show, you know I've been saying for about eight years,
there's going to come a time where we finally track
the money from the government to the new news agencies.
It's been clear as day from a form of pattern
recognition that they're all telling the same story from the government.
That could be ideology, but it goes so far above that.
Then there's this the revenues, their audiences are shrinking, but
somehow they can continue to pay Jake Tapper all this money.
They can continue to pay Joy bay Heer all this money.
Have you seen her house? One of her houses? So
as revenue declines, they pay these so called this so
called talent all this much more money. I've been saying
from a patterned recognition perspective, someone's getting some money in
the back end. So we've been able to track down
three hundred million dollars that apparently went to ruters through
government agencies. Oh, certainly that didn't affect their coverage. You know,
routers that run a bunch of journalism awards for their
very very accurate reporting. So the courts, let's say, you know,
little Raycheller, his DOJ says, we want to see all
congressional data of congressional staffers communicating with Mockingbird media producers. Nope.
Section six oh five being in this continued resolution said
courts are ordered to quash or modify subpoenas for house data.
So if a Justice department under literal Orange Hitler wanted
to get that data to review it, Nope, a judge's
ordered to caution it. Now consider the implications of this
from a constitutional perspective. This is the legislative branch telling
the judicial brands in advance how they will rule on
a request for information. That is a massive disruption of
the distributed powers the coequal branches with their own areas
of ultimate control. And in the case of the judiciary,
the judiciary is theirs that goes up into the Supreme Court.
But it also affects the ability of groups like the
FBI to look into just areas of fraud. For instance,
Joe Biden on his way out the door, did you
see what he was constance say or maybe just decided
to say in a moment of lucidity, maybe had a
bunch of ice cream and adderall that day, because sometimes
I'll give him that adderall with extra or that ice
cream with extra adderall, you know, like a debate days
when they want him to win. He's come out and
said he thinks that Congressional members should be banned from
trading stocks. He's saying that his way out the door.
They should put that in the budget. They should be
banned from trading socks, just like the executive branch. As
if that's affected their graft. So if the House Republicans say,
or little Orange Shitler wanted to look at congressional insider trading,
or the DOJ decided to do that, Nope, you're gonna
have to that warrant has to be quashed. Because Narver
says so third is perhaps the most chilling of this.
It's retroactive. So any investigation that's been ongoing and not
yet resolved, any existing subpoenas, any existing warrants, the toast
no more.
Speaker 8: So.
Speaker 1: Of course, this goes to the heart of the inspector
General reports, save for instance, on January sixth, where we
learned that in obvious opposite to what we were told
by the paper bully Merrick Garland and the disgraced now
soon to be former director of the FBI, Chris Ray
who has resigned, there were federal informants there. Six of
them went into the Capitol, thirteen of them went into
a restricted zone. None of them were charged, you know,
like that Feller or ray Epps was not really charged,
I mean, had his little ornamental penalty. So as that
report comes out, now let's say that there were subpoenis
cooked up on this, there's further investigations. Nope, squashed because
it's retroactive. Who does this? If you ever come home
and your spouse has, you know, wiped all the home computers.
You come home and you jump up onto your PC
and hey, honey, where's the recipes? I keep recipes on
this computer? Oh yeah, I wiped all our hard drives. Well, yeah,
I wiped them on all the computers. Yeah, did you
keep any of the data?
Speaker 8: No?
Speaker 1: Why, Well it seemed like a good idea. And you
later go through and you open up your credit card statements,
Where's how come there's no credit I canceled credit cards
and got new ones and burned the bills. Why would
someone do that? Because they're guilty of something. This is
a congress that knows it's guilty. This is a congress
that knows it has committed incredible levels of crime on
what well, on the pushing of a certain medication on
a massive population of people, A certain medication that's received
a certain waiver from harms done to people who are
forced to have this injected into their bodies. That's a
massive crime. The funding of wrong sex hormones and surgery
into kids' bodies. That's going to lead and already is
leading to lawsuits or a massive war in the most
important country in the world, Ukraine, where we are now
pouring in another fifty billion dollars in loans into a war.
We know we cannot win a war. We knew we
were starting when we decided to get a NATO country
cozied up to the doorstep of Russia, because Putin said,
if you put a NATO country on my doorstep, we're
going to have a physical problem. Joe Biden said that
that's an example. There's the payouts to the people in Maui,
a massive seven hundred and fifty dollars in good luck
fighting for the rest. Hey, that's weird that stiff disappeared
from the news cycle. Are they going to do anything
with that beachfront property or are they just going to
rebuild those tiny little homes there. I'm kind of guessing
there's going to be massive resorts. I wonder who's going
to build that. Maybe it will be the townspeople of Maui,
or maybe it will be a bunch of consulting projects
with you know, families like Romney and Biden and Pelosi investigating.
They might even go in and give people thirty cents
on the dollar. These are the levels of investigation they're blocking.
They're blocking us looking into their participation in destroying the
healthcare of this country. Chris Murphy is a backbench senator
from Connecticut. He is inspired by the guy who shot
and killed the CEO of that very corrupt healthcare insurance company.
Speaker 13: Listen, I think that political leaders in this country need
to be part of this conversation that's happening all over
the country in the wake of the shooting of the
United Healthcare CEO. I know that it's fraud. I know
that it's uncomfortable, but this is really important.
Speaker 4: Listen.
Speaker 13: I'm never going to condone violence. I don't hear. I
spent my entire life fighting gun violence because I know
that the devastation is enormous.
Speaker 1: There is an implied butt he's about to say, but
he doesn't say the word.
Speaker 13: But it leaves behind what I see happening in this country, though,
is a real visceral anger that the outrage at Brian
Thompson's death, or the outrage of the dead of any
powerful person isn't matched by the anger over the thousands
of people who die, often anonymous deaths, every single day.
Speaker 1: In this country, and he's tying this, of course to healthcare.
I can show you graph after graph of how as
regulation of healthcare has gone up, outcomes have gotten worse.
Insurance companies are empowered by people like him, And this
section six oh five will make it impossible for us
to track down the core perpetrators. No Republican who wants
to be considered a patriot can have anything to do
with things like this story number three. In our modern age,
it's really tempting to think of people from the Biblical
era as stupid and retrograde. Then read the writings and
understand that they had a use of language that surpasses
what many of us have. Look at the things they built.
I mean, I'm not here to tell you that the
Egyptians were godly people. They weren't. But look at what
they built. Look at what Solomon built, Look at the
temples they constructed. We're still trying to figure out how
they did some of that. Look at how they were
able to, in these ancient cultures use the direction of
the sun and the stars to track where they went.
There are sailors to this day right now who are
relearning that art because it had been lost, and they've
come to realize that, hey, you know what, if our
enemies blocked our GPS and our soldiers didn't have GPS mapping,
they wouldn't know how to get anywhere. So they're being
caused to relearn that form of navigation that happened in.
Speaker 4: The biblical era.
Speaker 1: So it's easy for us to think that we're so
evolved that we would know, for instance, sign of the
coming Messiah. If you've ever done a side by side
analysis of the three hundred to four hundred sum prophecies
that Jesus Christ fulfilled, I think you can count up
his eyes six hundred. Then he fulfilled every single one
of them. If you were to do a fulfilling of
eight of them, and this has been analyzed by people
who are mathematicians and quants, et cetera, you're talking about
a one in about one hundred and twenty seven quant
trillion chances of fulfilling eight prophecies. So many of these
hundreds of years before Jesus was born. So you've asked,
I guess, and I've asked, well, how could they not
see this? Well, most people didn't, So what would the
modern day king Herod do? Do you know the story
of King Herod and what he was. King Herod was
one of the most violent and vile creatures ever to
crawl the earth. He'd been appointed King of the Jews,
though he himself was half Jewish and not at all
a religious man. I mean, he believed in a I
guess deity, but he didn't act that way. He murdered
wives and sons. He's famously known for the decree to
murder all the male Hebrew children to an under in
an attempt to end the life of the Messiah. Why
was King Herod so obsessed with ending the life of
the Messiah because he was being called the King of
the Jews. He Herod had been appointed that and had
created enormous wealth for himself and power. He was a builder.
I mean, some people will say that that's one of
the good things he did. He built beautiful things, well,
things that had his name on it. So what would
a modern day Herod do in terms of becoming Messiah?
Would they go out and demand the death of all
these unborn show d? Well, they might do things like, hey,
make sure that they don't think they're made in God's image.
They might do things like vank their bodies. They might
do things like making sure that they can't recreate, they
can't be fruitful multiply, that's a brute force. Herod was
really good at that. They might use abortion to see
that a bunch of babies who otherwise might well follow
the Lord Jesus aren't going to They might also, though,
do something a lot more in keeping with our era.
Information was hard to pass at Herod's time. Yes, there
were roads. There was sort of a male system that
Roman made available. It's one of the reasons that Lord
Jesus probably came at the time he did. It was
a relatively easy time to get around. The highways were
relatively safe because Rome had made sure that we need
to have commerce, and so some of the road gangs
and roadside attacks that happened were lessened because of the Romans.
There were sewage systems, there's some health systems, so there
were some advantages. There was the written word. There were
some advantages, but not like today, and it was still
a time where a king could order a mass wipeout
of human beings like that and get away with it,
and most of the world to not know. We live
in an information era. So what would the herods of
our time? Do we have herods of our time? Some
of them are in the technocratic medical class. Some of
them are in the academic class. Some of them are
well meaning pastors who don't understand what they're doing when
they take an ultimately.
Speaker 4: Sacred day, the birth of a savior.
Speaker 1: And they clown show it. They deemphasize it because it
needs to be like the world. There's nothing wrong with
creative preaching, except there's something wrong with creative preaching. I'll
show you an example that here in a second. Creativity
is all well and good, but it has its place
and doesn't have its place. It was said to Mike
Lindell when he decided to start My Pillow after he'd
recovered or was in the process of recovery from alcoholism,
drug addiction, gambling. He'd then sleeping on friends, couches, et cetera.
He couldn't afford a logo, so his little girl made
the logo, which still to this day is the logo.
When he told people he was going to start a
pillow company, they said, you're mad. No one's climbing for
a new pillow. That's not a thing. He continued to
persist when he went to go get bank financing for
his pillow company. They said, you're insane. No one is
going to buy a new form of pillow. You're insane.
So he had to do it on his own, from
weekend fair to weekend fair, three or four days at
a time, standing there in a booth demonstrating his pillows
to people, to ultimately building enough enough, enough enough money
to have an infomercial, to finally being able to be
on TV in front of a few hundred thousand people.
Mike Lindell finally proved himself right. A pillow that molds
itself to you, that you can wash and dry as
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your pillow, little tiny bugs. Turned out people wanted that,
but it turned out the world wasn't ready for a
guy who was the CEO who also shared his view
of election integrity. And that's where the turn came. Now
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nothing wrong with creative sermons unless their creative sermon is
an attempt to make Jesus palatable by way of making
him pop culture. Jesus was not popculture. Jesus was absolutely,
absolutely against the culture. Jesus was a walking, breathing, talking
culture war. When he gave the sermon on the Mount,
we hear it as this beautiful poetic statement, and it
is that. But the pharisees of the day stood there
and heard him say he was speaking of them. You
have heard it said, you shall not commit adultery. However,
I tell you a man who looks at a woman
with lust in his eyes has already committed adultery. You
have heard it said, do not commit murder. You shall
not commit murder.
Speaker 4: However, I tell.
Speaker 1: You anyone who hates his brother has already committed murder.
Jesus was speaking in front of the religious authorities of
the day, and they were in shock and awe this
little baby who couldn't have been born in Nazareth, because
nothing good can come from Nazareth. They couldn't connect his
signs and wonders the place he was born, his lineage,
the statements he made, the authority he took the knowledge
he had of scripture that outpaced any of them. It
outpaced them. When he was a little boy, nine or
ten years old teaching in the temple, they couldn't connect it.
But he was not of the culture. He was not
there to entertain. It was a culture shock. So when
a pastor decides that a sermon must make Jesus hip,
even if it's to fifty year olds by making him
a actor in a movie, I think that's a problem.
Brian Tom is the lead pastor of Crossroads Church, a secret, sensitive,
multi site church in Cincinnati, Ohio that advertised this as
a place for people who have given up on church,
but not on God. They further note they're interdnominational church.
Our beliefs are shared by many different Christian denominations and
we welcome everyone. It's like one big pool party with Methodist, Catholics,
and Presbyterians all doing Cannibals together. Man, that sounds like
a blast. This is the pastor calling through what is
meant to be in air vents. He's wearing a white
tank top with blood on it.
Speaker 9: We come to coast, we'll get together.
Speaker 6: Tell a few laughs.
Speaker 4: Let's be really clear about something. Diehard is a Christmas movie.
Speaker 9: Okay, it's a Christmas movie. There's a Christmas tree in
it for starters. You got a guy fighting for his family.
God fights for his family, this family of God. You
got a guy who's willing to lay his life down
for his family. That's that's John McClain or Jesus and.
Speaker 1: You, John McClain or Jesus Kippy Iam.
Speaker 14: Effort, also have a gritty guy who's had some real
bumps and bruises in his life that can't quite put
it together.
Speaker 4: That's the way a lot of us are.
Speaker 9: So we're gonna look at that today you became.
Speaker 1: And now he's crawling out of the fake air bench
barefootage to his adoring fan base. I'm sorry, I mean
he's congregation and the pastor is lighting a cigarette and
taking a good long drag looking at his fan base
or playing some music. Look at that fake back there
it is. Now we're going to get to the sermons.
Speaker 4: America.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's Jesus right there. That's a big Jesus statement.
We're so how good it is only because John McClain did.
Speaker 2: Well.
Speaker 14: One more anyway, Yes, we are looking at the spiritual
ramifications of die Hard.
Speaker 1: There are any, There are any. It's an action movie.
It's an action movie that glorifies killing. There's a time
in every season, a time to die, a time to laugh,
a time to cry. There is not a time in
the Bible where Jesus says, Kippi effort to the loss
of human life doesn't happen. Nothing wrong with creative preaching
until creative preaching and tries to make Jesus Christ into
Bruce Willis Lord. Thank you for reminding us that there
would be false teachers and false prophets, and then we're
to watch out for them. This is the Todd Hermann Show.
Please go, be well, be strong, be kind, and please
make every effort to walk in the light of Christ.