Speaker 1: Welcome to the Notes from the Road version of The
Three Stores versus The toddhom Show. Is that awkward enough
for you? Story number one? Why common sense is so
hard for the elites? Talked about this in an earlier program.
God has using the simple things to shame the wise.
But why is common sense so difficult for these people?
Story number two, So AOC thinks the founder has created
America to fail. She's a deep thinker, speaking of that.
And story number three. So now the left wants to
make Jesus Christ into a Tesla destroyer. We'll talk about
this with the help of Visible. Make sure you're establishing
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Speaker 2: But Todd Herman's show is one hundred percent disapproved by
big pharma technocrats and tyrns everywhere the mountains of Free American.
Here's the Emerald City exile tied to her Man.
Speaker 1: Today is the day the Lord has made in These
are the times to which God is decided we shall
live and Welcome to the Three Stories version of The
Todd Room Show. Notes from the Roads. Still in Mexico
fiction to go eat some dinner tonight and to seek
out some American food, and port of Arta shines at
least the portion I'm in for food. No, in fact,
it all shines. And I'll tell you something, I've eaten
more carbs than I usually eat because there are some
street tacos here. And by the way, I'm not in
the taco cult, but there's some street tacos here that
are just outstanding. Why is common sense so hard for
the elites? Let me give you an example of this.
This is Janet Yellen, who has been wrong about every
significant aspect of our economy. Every one of her predictions
has been wrong. Everything she's done for the country has
led to more economic ruin and enslavement. And yet she
still gets to go on Market Alert on CNBC and
say things like this, See if you can find a
shred of common sense.
Speaker 3: Perhaps it's to bring back American manufacturing, but I really
think that's a pipe dream and not something that is
likely to be accomplished. And we could even raise questions
about whether or not, in a broad based way, that's
a desirable goal.
Speaker 1: Okay, let's go backwards. We can have a debate as
to whether it's a desirable goal for Americans to work
at American companies making products for Americans and then exporting
them to the rest of the world out of profit.
In other words, taking care of our family first. To her,
that's debatable, it's debatable if that's even a common good.
She says, to the big picture, the big scheme of things. No,
it's not the degree to which we can do. This
is the degree to which we have some financial and
economic and in fact national security, because there's things like food,
which requires somewhat of a manufacturing process, at least a
processing process, or energy. If you are reliant on other
people for your food and your energy, you don't have
a nation your renters from the rest of the world.
So for her to say this, how can she lack
this common sense? How do elites get to this point?
I think it's because they're elites, and so people are
glad handing to them all the time, Kyle telling. But
I think there's something else. They are truly and absolutely
convinced that the rest of the world simply has to
follow what they say and everything's going to be okay,
even when it's demonstrably not the case. With Janet Yellen.
But You couldn't find her admitting anything she's ever gotten wrong,
because it's not her. It weren't It wasn't her ideas.
They weren't implemented well, they weren't implemented fully. It's always that.
It's always that you didn't listen to me enough, you
didn't let me govern you in you hard enough, or
lock you down hard enough, or take your jobs away
hard enough. And I mentioned this earlier, but the people
are catching onto this, and praise God that the elites
stand on these islands. This is a Harris Poll, Harvard Capps,
Harris Pole, and some very simple things that the elites
cannot understand, support or oppose. Different policies deporting illegal immigrants
who are here illegally and have committed crimes. Sixty three
percent of Democrats agree with that position. And it's a
common sense thing, but the elites can't see it, or
is it They do see it. They know it's common sense,
and therefore they have to convince people otherwise they have
to lie. So maybe the elites do have enough common
sense to lie, but that's not always the case, because
this has even good for them, This is losing them elections,
and they continue to take these positions closing the border
with added security and policies that discourage illegal crossings. Fifty
two percent of Democrats agree with that. Eighty seven percent
of Republicans undertaking a full scale effort to find them
eliminate fraud, waste, and abuse in government expenditures, fifty four
percent of Democrats, eighty five percent of the GOP believes
that's a good idea. And it's amazing that there are
forty six percent of Democrats who are saying, no, I
prefer I prefer fraud abuse. Maybe they're the elites. Common
sense is difficult for the elites because it's common. See
when it's common, that can't be them because they're not commoners.
Common sense is for the little people. They have to
reinvent the world every five seconds because they're the elites.
So only new ideas can be good ideas. Nothing, nothing
from the past, can be good because they didn't create it.
I'll give you another example of this is a guy
named Scott Galloway, who is a guy's a clinical professor
of marketing at New York University Stern School Business. And
by the way, from time to time, this guy actually
says some things that make a little bit of sense,
so to speak. But then he reveals himself to be
exactly who we know them to be, as an elite,
incapable of truly coming back and seeing common sense. Here,
he wrote a book where he talked about young men
and while young men are desperate for opportunity and leadership
in America, and he actually gets that. I guess he
did the research. He should turn around and do some
research on the economy. So I'll show you this in
a second. The economy can affect all sorts of things,
like there are deaths of despair that happen in down
economic times, or there's deaths. There's deaths related to people
who refuse to thrive. Then there's just death that happen
over time in sneaky, sneaky ways. When I went and
got my MRI and this is from my lower back,
and I'm in Mexico and I'm getting the stem cells
from umbilical cords in my back, I was looking at
the results with the doctor, doctor Schabez, and I said,
how bad is my back compared to people who are sedentary?
It goes, oh, oh gosh, No, your back is a
thousand times healthier then people who are sedentary because the fact,
mister Hermann, if you weren't serious aboutlifting weights and doing
what you do, this would have degenerated long ago. You'd
need surgery if you weren't doing what you do. So
I was really encouraged to hear that now you don't
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need bibtemizers, dot com slash Todd. So here's Scott Gillaway
and he's effectively doing what the elites do, which is
bringing about new ideas because always the new ideas are
always better. And he's effectively arguing the same thing that
Janet Yellenyard made.
Speaker 4: It would be hard to think of a more elegant
way to reduce prosperity this fast. Let's talk about Apple.
The notion was we were going to bring back all
those great jobs. The average Apple assembly person in China
makes five hundred dollars a month. The average Apple employee
focusing on more high value things like design store management,
makes two hundred thousand dollars a year. Here, we want
to wear nikes, we don't want to make them. We
have outsourced low wage jobs overseas, such as we can
create more profits, more investments, and create higher wage jobs.
If these tariffs hold, your iPhone's going to go from
one thousand bucks to twenty three hundred dollars. To make
an iPhone in the US, it would cost thirty five
hundred dollars. As a result, the threats of these tariffs
take Apple stock down. The value of Walmart in three days.
If these tariffs hold, eighty percent of toys under the
Christmas tree are from China, so ninety percent of you
as households are budget constrained. So we're talking about half
the number of toys. We're talking about a destruction and
shareholder values such as your parents tires quickly, and we're
talking about the entire world rerooting their supply chain around
brand America, which quite frankly right now is toxic.
Speaker 1: No, it's not toxic because the populous countries like El
Salvador are joining us and recognizing that this system has
been abused to the point that is no longer recognizable
the American system. So Scott Galloway's brand new idea isn't new.
I was reading about this years and years and years ago,
that America is going to be the great service economy.
This is when I was trying to get the equivalent
of a college education. So I was studying this book
from Cambridge and there's this constant stream of We're going
to be the ones with all the white collar jobs.
It hasn't worked because there are people who do not
want white collar jobs. There are people who prefer to
work with their hands. There is a place for craft.
And there's also something far greater than cheap toys on
a day that people still call Christmas but has lost
all its meaning, and that is a nation that puts
value on the work of human beings. That work is honored. Yes,
there is cheap labor in China, and the old idea
was this raises all the boats for Americans. What has
happened is China is brilliant and these companies are now
addicted to working with our mortal enemy. The Chinese Communist
Party is our mortal enemy. She is our mortal enemy.
So to look at this from a profit perspective only
isn't any form of common sense. We might go through
some economic pain. On the end of that economic pain,
we might change as a nation. In fact, more people
might not be able to afford iPhones, and that might
suck for them, but it won't kill them. What will
kill us is the elites continuing to say, but if
we'll just keep going, eventually, it's going to work because
we're the super smart people. Plus everybody should want to
code or be a public speaker like Scott Galloway. I
pray that God continues to use the arrogance of the
elites as he continues to take the simple things of
the world and shame the wise. Story Number two Alexander
Ocassia Cortes, the woman who auditioned to be a congresswoman.
Isn't that just the craziest and most beautiful thing. The
beautiful fact about her is she was far beyond the
Obama level of auditioning. At least brock Hussein. Obama was
desirous of being in politics. At least he read Olynski,
and I know Elenski's evil obviously, but at least he
had this notion. Alexander A. Cossio Cartez. I think it
was her brother who came home and said, Hey, you
should go audition to be a congresswoman. So they do
an on camera audition and give her some credit. She
loves the camera. She did an interview where she decided
to wax philosophical about the United States of America and
what our founders decided to build, which was something that
was sort of planned obsolete lessons. So I'll played this
for you a second, because it is classic AOC and
so easy easy to unwire, and you'll do that as
easily as I will. Our system was designed to encourage
the free exchange of goods and services. That's how it
was designed. It was designed and warned that we shouldn't
have a central bank. Well, gosh, here we are with
a central bank. We warn't against entanglements. Well, here we
are with entanglements. But there's some things that haven't changed,
and that is great entrepreneurs. I've met and talked with
the guy who started Visible, and he did it out
of a real, real desire to protect business owners. His
name is Brian mckechney. He's one of Zach Abraham's dearest friends. Zach,
of course, on our show once a Week, chief investment
officer Bulwer Coupal Management. Zach is, by the way, a
minority investor in Visible. We should tell you how much
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L E dot com, Go bisible dot com. Here's AOC
sitting down loving the camera. She's on a white Henry
Miller looking couch. She's leaning back on one arm in
a I don't know fashion from a hole in the
in the hole in my head, but it's I guess,
an attractive dress, and she's leaning back and being philosophical.
Speaker 5: Also. You know, the other way I think you can
think about it is that we are, you know, perhaps
we are in the downfall of the broken way. This
was not built to last. Inequity injustice is not built
to last. It lasts a long time, it could last
hundreds of years, but ultimately it crumbles into this, you know,
a small cohort of incompetent people that created and from
that something new can spring. And so maybe something is
declining right now.
Speaker 1: But maybe so she's sitting there in the room with
advanced thinkers like Megan Rappino, the soccer player in her
hair is now pink, by the way, it's updated color,
and the woman who created the sixteen nineteen project. And
they've got a huge American flag in the background. The
sixteen nineteen project was designed to be racially divisive. Megan
Rapino is a woman who designed herself to be divisive
and then acted surprise when she was divisive. And they're
saying that America was designed effectively to fail. We're not
using the American system. The American system is not a
system where people like Alexander or Alexander Ocasio coursays should
be in office. They did not design a system where
people got into the office because their photogenic are pretty.
They designed the system of rigorous debates. They designed a
system where people would stand in front of their townspeople
and have debates. It sometimes went on for three or
four hours. Obviously no teleprompters. They designed a system that
constrained power but made it possible to change. If it
wasn't for our system slavery couldn't have gone away. And
yes they know it required a civil war, and our
system made that possible. Our system made it possible to
elect Abraham Lincoln, who took a very very very risky position,
and he kind of screwed up the constitution sometimes in
order to save the Republican's word, as that sounds. Our
system made it possible for him to be a president,
not Stephen Douglas. Our system made it possible to have
the civil rights advances that the left cannot admit, giving
black people the right to vote, which they always should
have had, giving women the right to vote, which they
always should have had. That only had because of our system.
It's not our system that's failing it's our system that's
being abused, and it starts with personality politics in the
case of Alexandria Cosio Cortez, and it ends with a
frustration with our system. It was Brakusine Obama who very,
very famously said that the fatal flaws our constitution is
it's a series of negative rights. Things the government can't do,
not things it must do for you, because a government
that must do things for you must do that at
the expense of other people. This is what they've been
trying to fashion and what it must do most of
all is protect the powerful people like Alexandrier Krosio Cortez,
who ran for office after winning a stinking audition. Story
number three. The left cannot stand having Jesus be Jesus.
They cannot stand the savior of mankind being allowed to
be the savior of mankind. There are two images that
I want you to and i'll describe for you since
we're doing audio this week, because who can't make the
video work from part of arta. There are two images
side by side, one from the left, one from the right,
and in the middle is a blank space, and I
want you to decide which one is the real Jesus
based upon what you know. Here is a description of
Holy Week and the days within Holy Week. On Palm Sunday,
Jesus entered Jerusalem writing on a donkey. Okay, true fact.
Holy Monday Jesus freed the sacrificial animals and cleanse the temple.
True fact. Holy Tuesday, Jesus todd at the temple. Holy Wednesday,
Judas betrayed Jesus for thirty pieces of silver. Monday Thursday,
Last Supper with the disciples. Jesus washes their feet. Good Friday,
Jesus Christ cruci fered across for the sins of the world.
Holy Saturday, Jesus body rests on the tomb. Resurrection Sunday.
Jesus has risen his life, death and resurrection, paid for
our sins and gives us eternal life. Does that sound reasonable?
I mean, if you're not Christian, does that sound reasonable?
Every single one of those steps was intentional. Jesus rode
into Jerusalem on a donkey, and there were palm fronds
laid out for him, And this was so that the
donkey's feet didn't have to touch the mud. It was
honoring a coming and conquering king, a messiah but you
notice this. No one there asked, where's the army. He's
coming here, but where are the troops? Where are the
armed men? I mean, he's coming here to seize the
city from the Romans. He's going to do this without arms.
No one said that Jesus entered Jerusalem through the sheep gate.
Why because he was a sacrificial lamb. Every single one
of these steps was intentional. He went, and he didn't
necessarily go free the sacrificial animals. I mean he did that,
that wasn't necessarily design. He cleansed the town. Why because
he was showing his ownership over the temple. Because his
body was the temple, and our bodies were becoming the temple.
Do you understand the significance of that? That and the
Holy Spirit came, Our bodies became the temple, the storage
of the Holy Spirit. It used to be just the
Holy of Holies in the Jewish synagogues, in the temples
of the Jews. Not no longer. So every one of
these steps was intentional, meaning he meant to do it.
If Jesus had meant to do something else, he would
have done it. He didn't mean to do something else.
He meant to go to the cross. He meant to die,
he meant to rise again, He meant every single one
of these steps. Here's a second image that's being pushed
through social media and it's getting a lot of love,
retweets and reposts, etc. It's an image of Jesus Christ
in color, an old fashioned image of him, and then
in bright pink and white letters, it says Palm Sunday
and this following phrase has crossed out. When Jesus gave
himself up as a sacrificial passover lamb, that's crossed out,
and it says this instead a protest against the imperial
domination system that declared God's call for justice and peace.
Palm Sunday was a planned political demonstration and a parody
of Ponscious Pilot's imperial procession into Jerusalem. While Pilot entered
on a warhorse to demonstrate the reign of Caesar, Jesus
entered on a donkey to proclaim the Kingdom of God. Kindom,
get it, not kingdom, because you can't gender Jesus the
Kingdom of God. What Jesus did was not political, it
was not military. It was not against the imperial system.
Were it, he would have crushed the imperial system. Being
fully god and fully manned, he could have called angels
down and destroyed the imperial system on the spot. What
poncious pilot said, don't you understand that I have the
power over you of life of death? Jesus could have said,
do you watch this and brought angels down and destroyed
every one of his troops. And they said, now, I'm sorry, ponscious,
you were saying something. Jesus fulfilled prophecy, a suffering savior
who would take on the sins of the world, who
himself would be scourged. He fulfilled the prophecy of people
bargaining for his clothes just as they did. His submission
is his strength because it's a model for us that
we can submit to a loving and trusting and faithful
holy God just as he did. It's difficult for us,
I'm sure it was difficult for him, after all, he
wept in the garden. The left cannot stand the real Jesus,
because the real Jerseys is pure and holy and therefore
someone whose example should be followed in a pure and
holy way. They need him to be angry and broken
and autistic and so called transgender. They need all of
that from Jesus because they can't stand the real article.
They should ask themselves why are they so repulsed by
the real Jesus. This is the Todd Herman show notes
from the Road version. Please go, be well, be strong,
be kind, Please make every effort to walk in the
light of Christ.