Speaker 1: Just responding right now to a note from the dictator
that soon to be a former dictator of Washington State,
Jay Insley. Just a little bit of a personal note
back to him because he's lying. Sorry about that. Good
morning or afternoon wherever I didn't know. This is time shifted.
We're going to talk about the alleged shooter of the
healthcare CEO, because of course he was caught yesterday alleged.
But we're not going to say his name because people
like this want their name set. But I will read
you a book review he apparently wrote, and guess which
author he was reviewing. I'll give you a hint. He
lived in a tiny little shack but is still to
this day very very famous. We'll talk about that. We
also need to talk about life without Daniel Pennies and
what that can look like. I'll share with you a
story where I didn't play Daniel Pettyworld because I wasn't
at any risk. But if me and my friends hadn't
been there, I want you to think about what could
have happened, well, not could have, what would have happened
without us being there. And the second show today we'll
get straight into the Daniel Penny story. We do all
of this with the help of our somewhat censored YouTube
channel YouTube dot com slash at the Todd Herman Show
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You might notice, if your sharp eyed viewer of the
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So the guy who allegedly shot the CEO, and I
know this is going to shock a lot of people,
is apparently a leftist, anti capitalist and also a guy
who loved him some Ted Kaczinski, And this is something
to behold if you're not aware of this. Kazinski continues
to be, in fact, increasingly a hero for a lot
of people on the eco left. So this guy was
a climate change alarmist apparently according to his social media posts.
And he of course went to a private school. You
know this. He's a college graduates. He is from what
penn and he's a computer programmer, so he lives in
the world of information and theory. He lives in the
world to bits and bites. But I'm just watching him
in this alleged of him allegedly shooting the CEO super Calm,
killing a guy. So maybe he's always been a sociopath
or maybe he practiced this. But listen to his book
review on a book called Industrial Society in Its Future?
Does that sound familiar? It's by Ted Kazinski, and Kazinsky
is well, he's still alive to this day, and he
continues to have people who are becoming enamored with him
and continues to receive marriage proposals, et cetera, and people
being influenced by him. I mean, when you have people
like Taylor Lorenz excusing the murder of the CEO of
this healthcare Well, it's not a healthcare company. It's a
health stopping company. You're not healthcare is a disgrace. It's
a disgusting company. And that doesn't mean you get to
go kill the CEO. But Taylor Lorenz liberal former Washington
Post reporters saying, well, you can see why we want
these people dead or murdered. And she wasn't alone in that.
A lot of people expressed that sentiment. You can see
how this young man further along in the brainwashing of
the left while he thought this was a good idea.
And this is why we're not saying his name, because
I think he wants his name said. But here's his
book review, clearly written by a mathematics prodigy, reads like
a series of lemmas and the question of twenty first
century quality of life. It's easy to quickly and thoughtlessly
write off this manifesto of a lunatic in order to
avoid facing some of the uncomfortable problems it identifies. But
it simply is impossible to ignore how prescient many of
his predictions about modern society turned out. He was a
violent individual, rightly rightfully imprisoned, who maintained innocent, or who
innocent people will These actions tend to be characterized as
those of a crazy luddite. However, they are more accurately
seen as those of an extreme political revolutionary. A take
I found online that I think is interesting. The quotes, well,
I'll replace the word that's here with testicles. He had
the testicles to recognize that peaceful protests has gotten us
absolutely nowhere. And at the end of the day, he's
probably right. Oil barons haven't listened to any environmentalists, but
they feared him. When all other forms of communication fail,
violence is necessary to survive. May not like this method,
but to see things from his perspective, it's not terrorism,
it's war and revolution. Falsil Fuel companies actively suppress anything
that stands in their way, and within a generation or
two it will begin costing human lives by greater and
greater magnitudes, until the Earth is just a flaming ball
orbiting third from the sun. Peaceful protests is outright ignored.
Economic protests isn't possible in the current system, So how
long until we recognize that violence against those who lead
us to such destruction is justified as self defense. These
companies don't care about you, or your kids or your grandkids.
They have zero qualms about burning down the planet for
a buck, so why should I have any qualms about
burning them down to survive or animals just like everything
else on this planet, except we've forgotten the law of
the jungle and bend over for overlords when any other
animal would recognize the threat and fight to the death
for their survival. Violence never solved anything as a statement
uttered by cowards and predators. The tree of liberty and
such right the difference series. Of course, we're not animals.
We were given the ability to reason. We've also been
told by the very entity who created us, you shall
not murder. That's not an unclear command, nor is it
a suggestion. The company CEO, Brian Thompson ran a disgusting
company in a disgusting way. They had the highest number
of denials in the so called insurance industry. All big insurance,
all of it, hundred percent of it on the health side,
is utterly corrupt. They lobbied for Obamacare, which utterly corrupted
our former healthcare system and turned it into a medical system.
They sit on the boards of pharma and pharmacis on
their boards. They're the authors of the force you to
purchase products you don't like from companies you don't or
for products you don't need from companies you don't like,
at prices you can afford, for services you'll never ever want.
Heck of a business model. And when you start down
the path of murdering people for that, you will be
murdered too, Maybe not you, but your neighbors. Because it's
easy enough then to take that standard and say, well,
you know what, I really don't like fire departments. They're
loud and those fire engines get in my way and
I have to pull over, So I'm going to start
killing firemen. I mean, that's how this goes. So there's
a reason that the fear of the Lord is the
beginning of wisdom. So what happens if I murder? Well,
if you don't repent, you go to hell, and you
will spend eternity apart from anything good. No patience, no kindness,
no love, no temperance, no self control, no empathy, no
joy ever again, just the opposites of those. Actually, the
opposite would be nothing, just anger and conceit and self
interest and rage, that's what you spend eternity in, and
it multiplies every year forever. Every day it gets worse.
So the fear of the Lord is the beginning of wisdom.
But as Christians, we don't just not go murder people
because we don't want to go to hell. There's also
the command to love your brother, and there's this he
who gives mercy will receive it. The so called insurance
companies should be burned down legally, legally, and there's a
whole lot of ways that we can have that discussion,
as we've had many many times in the show. I'm
watching as some in the Mockingbird media are doing a
lot to defend this action. They're trying to be clever
about it, but they're trying to defend it. They took
an opposite path with Daniel Penny. Taylor Wrenz did not say,
can you see why we need more Daniel pennies? Can
you see why he is being defended? In fact, the
moral outrage from the left now that Daniel Penny is
not going to go to prison it is palpable. If
you ever look at the Blue Sky social media site,
which is now the liberal answer to Twitter, it's filled
with people saying, here you go, that's racism. Here you go,
this is trump Land, here you go, this is mega,
here you go. The prosecutors were afraid, the jury was
afraid they were going to be threatened. The ku Kluk
Klan was going to come and get him. Just contrast
and compare the two. A CEO of a brutal, corrupt
company rant, in my judgment, in a corrupt way. He
didn't think so. He thought he was sherving serving as shareholders.
He thought he's providing for his family, and he was.
I don't think he thought he was doctor evil. He's
walking down the street perfectly legal, running the company the
way his shareholders wanted him to, which is deny as
many claims as you possibly can, no matter what you
have to do. He's shot down and murdered guys. And
there's the defense, Well we can understand it. I haven't
seen anyone from the Mockingbird media say, well, we can
understand why Daniel Penny did what he did. He remained calm,
went into a circumstance. I don't believe for five seconds
at Daniel Penny intended to take a life. I think
he intended to save many many lives, and let's talk
for a second in a bit about what it would
be like to have no Daniel Pennies. I said at
the top of the show, I've never been at Daniel Penny.
I've never engaged in something like that. I've drawn a
gun one time to defend my daughter, and at another
time in a skating rink, we saved the life of
a probably I think she was about five, a five
year old girl. We absolutely saved your life. I'll talk
about that in relation to Daniel Pennies or lack of
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God bless you. That's beautiful. They are the people who
face depression during this holiday and I want to just
recognize that sometimes this is very hard for people. There's
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they allow themselves to get stressed out, maybe because of
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Does it have water? Do we have enough gifts? Do
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Without Daniel Penny will explore this in the second show
We do to day the three stories visual exports in
depth with some actual examples of cases where it would
have been great had there been a Daniel Penny nearby.
Why am I asking about life without Daniel Penny? Well,
thank god he's been acquitted or at least not found
and found not guilty. They can't convict him, so double jeopardy,
like he is not going to go to prison. Oh,
the family of Daniel, of the family of the guy
who died, they're going to sue him. They'velady anounced it's
going to be a civil case. These are the same
people who abandoned him to the street have woken up
and now they smell money, so they're going to go
try to ruin Daniel Penny financially. And maybe the transit
organization is the police department, et cetera. So you think
a lot of people looking at this say, you know what,
I want to be on trial for two years. I
want to be taken out in handcuffs. I want to
be paraded in front of the world and called a
racist I want to sit in front of a jury
while the prosecutor calls me the white man, and he
calls the person who died the black man, because that's
what they did. They called Daniel Penny the white man. This,
of course, is under the offices of the unbelievably corrupt
Alvin Bragg. And remember him, right, So he's the guy
who magically turned felonies in the misdemeanors and then turned
around into the opposite to President Trump. A bookkeeping misdemeanor
he blew up into forty five forty four to forty
five felonies. He's utterly corrupt. He has no business being
a lawyer. He should be disbarred. Had Daniel Penny not
been on that train, then I guess everything would have
been fine. Until it's not. The threats the guy who died.
I don't want to say his name either, because I
don't want his family to have this fame. They're going
to try to turn him into a George Floyd. They're
going to try in this civil trial to make it
seem like they always cared about this man. They didn't
care about him, at least there was no evidence that
they did. I can't read their hearts. So maybe things
would have been fine, but sometimes they're not. Sometimes you
needed Daniel Petty. If you've ever been in a city
like Seattle or San Francisco and you see a psychotic
homeless person who's probably in a drug induced psychosis go
from acting out to grabbing people or stabbing them. We
have instances that happened with some near regularity in the
separate countries of Seattle or Portland. There was a woman
who was gardening. She had a little, tiny community garden.
She lived in downtown Seattle. She grew flowers in these
tiny little squares around the trees, just flowers, just to
beautify the neighborhood. She's out there one day, she's bent down,
she's gardening. She's in her eighties, and a street guy
in his late twenties decided to go kick her face in.
So he walked up to her. He booted her in
the side of the face. He broke her job, and
he continued to kick her in the face until he
was done kicking her in the face. Then he walked away.
Oh yeah, no, there were people there, but no one
did anything because there were no Daniel Pennies. See a
world without Daniel Pennies is a world with more killers
like that. I think that woman survived, but only barely.
I can relate to you this thing that happened to us,
and it was at a skating rink and my daughter
and her friends were skating. Both blonde girls, probably at
that point about eight or nine years old, maybe a
little older, maybe ten. And a guy who'd been going
to the skating rink for a very long time was
actually a really good skater, could skate backwards forward, could
dance when he skated. Older dude never seemed like a
creep until a certain point he decided to start to
playing with the girls. I saw this for the first
time when he was skating around trying to engage in
a game of tag with a family I knew from
the speed skating days, and the girls were uncomfortable and
the family was uncomfortable. I thought, yep, keep that one
on the mind. Men don't invite themselves to touch thirteen
and fourteen year old girls in a game of tag.
You don't do that. So this guy was at the
skating rink when my daughter was there with her friend,
and he decided to go play tag with them, and
they didn't want that, so I was about to go
out on the floor, but my daughter and her friends
skated over to me and said, this guy is creeping
on us. I said, just stay away from him. So
they did their best to stay away from him. And
they'd skated across the skating rink and they sat down
over by the skate rental area and I skated that way,
and that man came up and sat down right next
to my daughter, his shoulder on her shoulder, and I
came over and said, get up. He goes, I'm just
sitting with my friends. I said, that's my daughter. They're
not your friends. Get up. So he got up, tried
it again on a skate bench on the other side
of the rink, went to go sit right by them.
So I skated over and said, let me be clear
with you. You are not to be near my daughter.
You're not to talk to her. I don't want to
see you looking at her. If I see you looking
at her or talking to her, I will come for you.
So he got up and he skated away, and he
stayed away from her. It was about time that we
were going to leave because my skates were off. I
was collecting my daughter telling her to get her skates off.
When I walked near the exit to the skating rin
and that man had his hand gripping the hand of
a four or five year old little girl. He was
in his skates, she was in hers. He was headed
to the exit. He was going to leave with her,
skating right up to the door. Praise God that I
was standing there, so I stopped him. I said, where
are you going? Oh? I just who is this? She's
my friend? What's her name? Oh? Her mom's my friend.
What's her name? And all of a sudden, this mom
screams from the snackbar area, that's my kid. Let go
my kid, and she came running down. The little girl
went over to her mom. I said, do you know
this man? No? Oh, well, you're my friend.
Speaker 2: You live him.
Speaker 1: I've never seen him, all right, you don't know who
he is? No, all right. So this guy started to
try to leave. I said, you're not leaving. You're not
going anywhere. Oh oh oh, And he skated out the door.
So he's not going anywhere. My friends, one of whom
was a senior official at the Department of Home Owned
Security and was armed, other who was an undercover comp
was armed. Other who was a veteran combat vet was armed.
Another who was a firefighter was armed. I was armed.
Well went out into the parking lot and the owner
of the skating rink there was a husband and wife
who owned that Kay came out. Kay was screaming him.
I have you on video. I have this whole thing.
Don't let him leave. I have him on video. He
grabbed her off the floor. We were watching you. So
we surrounded his car. My friend Steve pulled his truck
right up behind him. My friend Paul pulled his truck
beside him. I said, you're not going anywhere, man, and
he tried to walk away. Said, look, you're not going anywhere. Understand,
everybody here has a firearm. Everybody you're looking at is armed.
You are not leaving. You've already called the cops. They're
going to handle it. So I tell you a second
how this all came out. Then we get to this
stuff about the mockingbird media how to handle them, because
President Trump has done a pretty good job so over
some other people. So I'll tell you how this completes this.
So because it could have been catastrophic, Praise God for
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those stem cells are utterly amazing. They rebuild the human body.
They can build cartilage you might not need surgery. They
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if you have to have surgery, you can recover quickly.
So praise God for that. This family went down, they
got the stem cells. They were thrilled at the result.
And then the people at renew looked at some tests
they did and they told the lady, you need to
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They showed this to other colleagues. She was given three
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which is right next door to the Renewed clinic, and
she flew home to Seattle. She may have died had
they not done that. See, they're not just in this
for the money. It's a money making business and it's
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if they'd been hooked up to the pharma insurance thing,
they couldn't have made that recommendation. They could have got sued.
But they did it because it was the right thing
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mockingbird media stuff here. So we go and we surround
this guy's car and the police arrive. We had, let's see,
a Washington State patrol, we had a sheriff's deputy, and
we had the Federal Way Police. Federalway Police were there first.
They're just right around the corner. So they show up.
All of us with guns, have our hands up, my
hands up, and the cops can mind anyone here armed.
All of us are armed, and my friend Rust pulls
out his federal badge, so he brings it out, this
on the necklace. Okay, our officer come up here, and
they had us all the rest of us stand back case.
They're screaming, I've got video, I've got the Okay, okay,
we know you got video. So it turns out this
guy was on the sex offender watch list. Turns out
he was level three. Turns out he'd violated his own
parole because he wasn't supposed to be around kids or
in places kids congregate. Turns out that gave them probable
costs to search his car. They opened the trunk it
contained why garbage sacks, zip ties and cutting tools. And
I'm standing there looking at this, and I turned to
one of the officers and said, is that what I
think it is? Because that's a kill kid. If he
had gotten that little girl into that car, I said
to the copy, because yeah, she'd be gone. We were there,
we weren't at any risk from this clown. But in
a world without Daniel Pennies, how did these things turn out?
Alvin Bragg has done so much damage to this state
of law and order in New York, and the Mockingbird
media who's held water for him, have aided him in
this damage. And again, look at the comparison Brian Thompson,
a CEO who was in fact providing for his family,
who I'm sure thought he was doing a good job. Well,
I'm sure thought that United Healthcare was a fine company.
I'm sure he was convinced of that. I stand averse
to that. I think that United Healthcare is a disgrace.
I think that most insurance companies in America aren't insurance companies.
They're rackets. And I'm not going to go murder someone
for that. But this instinct to defend is alleged murderer
These are the same people whose instinct is to attack
Daniel Penny. And I'm here to tell you, outside of
their well guarded buildings, they're not going to be Daniel
Pennies on their own. I don't know any of us. Well,
there's probably a lot of you in the audience in
the podcast family who can be a Daniel Penny. I
don't think I can unless it involves having a gun
or a CrossFit competition. Hey, let's have a CrossFit competition,
bad guy. The media is destroying itself. Republicans and young
adults are now more likely or just as likely to
trust information from social media as from national news organizations. Well,
that makes sense, and that some of it is sourced
from local news organizations, and you get a lot of
Trump stories that will not be discussed in the mocking
bird media that if you look at the way this
is precipitously dropped, Republicans used to trust the media national
media organization more than social media. Seventy nine to eighty
percent is down to sixty six percent. Now it's a
little bit better on local news. All us adults is
trending down. Of course, Democrats no longer trust social media.
It's trending the other direction, because of course, the very
very evil Elon Musk now owns Twitter, dash X and
the Mockingbird media. They can't help themselves because they've got
personalities like Kristen Welker. This is a fantastic way to
handle the Mockingbird media. If I could deliver one area
of coaching to President Trump in terms of talking to
this people, if he doesn't need me, he's president, I'm not.
He's a billionaire, I'm not. But if I could deliver
one formative advice, it would be this, slow your speech
down by about two beats and make sure you finish
every thought. Because some of these thoughts are so spot on.
I just wish that they were a little slower and
spoken not to Christian Welker, but to undecided voters. Here
is part of this conversation.
Speaker 3: Asking about another group of people, the estimated four million
families in America who have mixed immigration status. So I'm
talking about parents who might be here illegally, but the
kids are here legally. Your borders are ju well, I mean,
there are two aspects to this. Your border Zaara tom
Hommean said they can be deported together.
Speaker 4: Is that the plan that way you keep the foot well,
I don't want to be breaking up family. So the
only way you don't break up the family is you
keep them together and you have to send them all back.
Speaker 1: It's a great answer. It's a fantastic answer. And I've
noticed this. There is no concern about breaking up Daniel
Penny's family. There was no concern about breaking up families
when you were forcing people to be involved in a
medical experiment and you're forcing people into jail cells for that.
So President Trump answered the question well, and he continued
to answer the question well, a Christian Welker, as she
was doing this interview, what's she doing? She's being powerful,
she's being famous. Not everybody gets to go out and
interview the incoming president of the United States wants president
and to be president again, they don't get to do that.
Not everybody. She does. But she apparently doesn't like being
rich and famous or powerful, because when she becomes part
of the story, she panics. I'll show you this in
a second, because Savannah Guthrie was there when Christian Welker
was doing this interview with President Trump, and she had
some questions for Christian Welker and the NBC team, and
they didn't want to engage, which makes sense because they
can't really engage because they don't have the wisdom to
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looking at the video service. Watch Christian Welker's face when
she realizes that one of her colleagues has a question
about some NBC coverage. Excuse me, Christian, I have a question.
Speaker 5: NBC reported that when was Trump was assassinated, attempted assassination,
it was popping noises, that was initially reported. Would you
like to respond to that? No?
Speaker 3: All right, y'all.
Speaker 5: This is Savannah Hernandez and this is actually Kristin Welcomer
right behind me of NBC News, the exact same network
that reported after the attempted assassination of Donald Trump that
it was just popping noises.
Speaker 1: Kristin, would you like.
Speaker 6: To say anything?
Speaker 5: No, would any anybody a part of NBC like to
say anything about your faulty recording? Not at all.
Speaker 4: Okay.
Speaker 5: So that's your mainstream media ladies and gentlemen. And we
have CNN here, we have MSNBC, we have NBC. So
this week I'm really going to try to ask all
of these media members what their response is to their
networks and this wholeky reporting.
Speaker 1: Love it. You're in the public eye, you're famous, and
you're powerful, and you don't want to answer questions. Now
here's the dynamic that exists with media that I don't
think they understand. They can reach into the life of
a private person and they can destroy them. For instance,
do you remember CNN dispatching people across the country because
someone had posted something on Facebook that we were told
was Russian propaganda. Do you remember that woman in her farmhouse?
I want to say it was in Montana or somewhere
in the middle of the country. She's in her farmhouse
and a reporter from NBC News from New York comes
and knocks on the door, and she opens it. Yes, sir,
did you know you've posted something from a Russian bought farm,
a bought farm, Rusian propet Pardon me, sir. This woman's
cooking up second breakfast for hardworking people, and they reach
in and they put a picture on TV and she's
a racist, She's a Russian troll. You think of the
incidents that happens now that there's actually been traction on.
A young kid goes to the Capitol with his school
and there's a leftist activist there who's trolling him, and
all of a sudden that kids are racist. Now, at
least in that case, the media had to pay a toll.
There needs to be more of this. Christian Welker should
have to answer these questions. Now. We can't force her,
but it's so indicative that when the cameras are turned
on them, they don't want to interact. Sometimes they can't
defend their networks. Sometimes they know they can't put up
with these questions, but they'll aim them at you. Look
again at Daniel Penny. Are we going to see the
media and are turnaround and make him the interest story?
I mean, he's not been found guilty, he's been let go.
They could not convict or should they have been able to?
So are we going to see them now treat him
a little bit differently? After all, he's not any longer
pending charges. I don't think so. President Trump handled this
media very very well. He calls Christian Welkomer out for
what she's doing. She's being hostile.
Speaker 4: The press, I can't say, treated her unfairly. You know why,
because she's very popular.
Speaker 1: He was talking about Kamala Harris.
Speaker 4: To think if the press was unfair to me, The
press was obviously unfair to me the press. No president
has ever gotten treated by the press like I was,
and yet I got more votes than any Republican candidate
in history by far.
Speaker 1: It's not even close.
Speaker 4: So you say, what's that all about? The press has
to straighten itself out, because honestly, it's lost all credibility
when that can happen based on the press. I should
have gotten no votes, and yet I got the highest
number ever. And the reason is because I'm able to
go on a show even like yours, even the you're
very hostile, I'm able to go on a show like yours.
Speaker 3: No, you are, well, hopefully you thought it was a
fair interview. We covered a lot of policy grounds.
Speaker 4: It's fair only in that you allowed me to say
what I say, But you know, the answers, the questions
are you pretty nasty? But look, because I've seen you
interview other people like Biden.
Speaker 3: And I've never interviewed President Biden, And.
Speaker 4: I say you, I'm talking metaphorically. I've seen I've seen
your Sephanopolis interview, but it's and he's a tough interviewer.
It's the softest interview I've seen CNN interview.
Speaker 1: They give these.
Speaker 4: Soft you know, what's your favorite ice cream? It's a
whole different deal. I don't understand why, you know, you
would think the press would like to see strong boarders,
great education, a powerful military. So we have a country
left and all these different things, and somehow they don't
want to see that.
Speaker 1: So Christian Welker finds herself in this situation where President
Trump is very going to calmly, very very very calmly
in a nice way, state you're nasty. Now. I would
love it to have he his armed with some specific examples,
because he was saying people like you got that, but
some specific examples. That's not hard to come by with
Christian Welker, but he does a great job of handling
the Mockingbird media when he talks about her being nasty.
We could shift over to one of her colleagues, Martha Raddits.
Remember Martha Raddits. So Martha Raddits had Byron Donald's on.
They're also talking about the border, they're talking about immigration.
Martha Raddits is a member in good standing of the
Mockingbird media, and she's not concerned about costs. Remember she
wasn't concerned about gangs taking over apartment buildings in America.
Remember that, and Aurora, Colorado, Well it's just a few
apartment buildings. Remember that, She's not concerned about that, or
the costs to the property owners or the representative of
the property owner who looked like he got his nose
broke at one of the cartel members. She's not concerned
about the cost of twenty two hundred dollars a month
for I llegal immigrants, ten thousand dollars cash to have
them move in, free hotels, free airplane flights. None of
that concerns her. She's never once talked about the cost
of that, the cost her education system, our healthcare system,
are our prison systems, never once I've seen. But she
is suddenly deeply concerned. She's become a budget hawk. When
talking to Byron Donald's, our.
Speaker 6: Recent analysis found it would cost about three hundred and
fifteen billion dollars and take at least ten years to
deport everyone in the US without legal status. You often
talk about the need to cut government spending, So how
is this mass deportation going to be paid for?
Speaker 7: Well, Martha, I will tell you what we already know
is is that the cost of massive illegal immigration to
the federal government, to state governments, and to local governments
is more than one hundred and fifty billion dollars per year.
So if you're going to say that it costs US
three one hundred billion over a decade to repatriate illegal
aliens to their home country, versus the American taxpayer having
to pay more than a trillion dollars over the same
decade to keep those illegal aliens in the United States.
That is a savings to the American people. And so
it is important that, yes, we are going to have
to use resources to repatriate these people back to their
countries where they belong, but it pales in comparison to
the costs of massive illegal immigration in the United States,
not just with trying to subsidize people living here, but
it's also the crime that has occurred. You could bring
up Rachel Nungari with the tragedy happened to her, Lincoln Riley,
the tragedy that has happened to her, not to mention
the displacement of the American people in their own cities
when it comes to resources by rampant illegal immigration. As
far as I'm concerned, this is a savings for the
American people.
Speaker 1: Every time you engage with Martha ritis and she does
things like that, please bring back the question of the
year to me, this is the question of the decades
to the Mockingbird media, It's JD vance after Martha Raddits
had said, well, it's just a couple of apartment buildings
being seized by violent drug cartels.
Speaker 6: The incidents were limited to a handful of apartment conflicts,
and I've got a part of complexes, and the mayor said,
our dedicated police officers have acted on those concerns, a
handful of problems.
Speaker 1: Only, Martha, do you hear yourself?
Speaker 7: Only a handful of apartment complexes in America were taken
over by Venezuelan gangs.
Speaker 1: This should be the approach every time. Christan Welker, do
you hear yourself? Drug cartels separate families all the time.
They bring in little kids to this country, sometimes to
be housed in strip clubs. Do you hear yourself? You
think I'm the one separating families. I don't want to
do that. I have a country to protect. Savannah Guthrie
with Christian Walker do you see yourself? You ask everybody
else questions, but what is directed at you? And you
run away? You talked about the sanctity of the press
and free speech. You can't just turn around and defend
your network after the silent treatment to the leftists who
are saying that Daniel Penny should now be destroyed in
civil court. The same leftists in many cases who defended
the murderer or alleged murderer of Brian Thompson, the CEO
of United Healthcare. Do you hear yourselves? Do you really
hear yourselves? A couple of their examples of this in
just a second are Mike Lindell. The show we interviewed
Mike was several years ago, and I was really nervous
to ask him about his addiction issues. And I did
ask him about the drugs, the alcohol, the gambling, and
he told me this story. I have to find this
interview and play it for you. Being in the dark apartment,
sleeping on the couch, had no possessions. The only thing
he had he was borrowing from friends. And he went
to sleep under this huge weight ruined his life, and
God spoke to him and he changed. He came out
of this with this faith in Christ that drove him
to say, you know what, I'm not doing it anymore.
He leaned into God to eliminate the addictions, to go
back and repay family. When he started my pillow, he
made a decision. I'm going to keep this company right
here in this town where I became a laughingstock because
of how it was acting. And he did it. Those
pillars are still manufactured here. He's not a guy that
you need to ask the question, do you hear yourself?
He knows exactly what he's saying. He has a view
on the elections. I happen to agree with his view
in the elections, and that's cost him. It's cost him
hundreds of millions of dollars. Do you remember when law
enforcement came and seized his phone? Do you remember this?
He was enlightened at Chick fil at worth a couple
hundred million bucks. Is sitting in line to buy Chick
fil A from his own car, not his people, him,
and they came and he's just handed him the phone.
Here you go, do what you want to do. You
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code Todd. The media in our system was designed to
help hold power to account. They were rhetorical. Daniel Penny's.
Their job was to do what we as a collective
can't do. Are of their job to hold power to account.
They'd much rather turn their system on people to try
to get the outcomes they want politically and to try
to affect things socially. That's how they can pick a
stranger out of a crowd and say, hey, let's turn
this kid into a racist. Do you remember the little
boy who went to a football game. Do you remember
this and the media decided that he was in blackface,
when in fact he was painted up as his favorite team.
Do you remember when they turned him into a racist
and shamed him. They reached into the life of someone
who never bothered anybody, a little boy, and they did that.
They can't stand when the questions are turned to them
and they can't help themselves. Christian Welker asked President Trump
if he's going to fire the current FBI director. She
knew exactly the answer to this question.
Speaker 3: Are you going to fire the current FBI director Christopher Ray?
Speaker 1: Who you appointed?
Speaker 4: Well, I can't say I'm thrilled of them. He invaded
my home. I'm suing the country over it. He invaded
mar A Lago. I'm very unhappy with the things he's done,
and crime isn't an all time high. Migrants are pouring
into the country that are from prisons and from mental institutions.
As we've discussed. I can't say I'm thrilled. I don't
want to say. I don't want to again. I don't
want to be Joe Biden and give you an answer
and then do the exact opera were going to talk about.
So I'm not going to do that. What I'm going
to say is I certainly cannot be happy with him.
Speaker 1: You take a look at what's happened.
Speaker 4: And then when I was shot in the year, he said, oh,
maybe it was shrapnel. Where's the shrapnel coming from? Is
it coming from uh? Is it coming from heaven? I
don't think so. So we need somebody to strain. You know,
I have a lot of respect for the FBI, but
the FBI's respect has gone way down over the last
number of years.
Speaker 3: Don't you have to fire him in order to make
room for Cash? Matality is in fact kin fire and blue.
Speaker 4: I mean, it would sort of seem pretty obvious that
if Cash gets in, he's going to be taking somebody's place,
right and as somebody is the man that you're talking about.
Speaker 1: Of course, incidently, if you, as FBI director, believe that
President Trump is a felon and a national security risk,
you have to resign. I mean, how can you continue
to serve him or with him, or maybe you're going
to be the adult guarding things. We're started by talking
about the alleged killer of the CEO of United Healthcare,
Brian Thompson. We don't say the killer's name because that's
what he wants. Well, he saw himself as what I
think he saw himself as the next Ted Kaczinski. I
think it's going to become clear. That's a prediction I have.
The Mockingbird media did everything they catter many members to
defend his actions or at least to make them understandable
so relatable. Daniel Penny, they did the opposite. God created
both of those guys, both of them, which one is
the most godly act. United health Care, in my judgment,
is a disgusting company. We had a huge fight with
them when our daughter was constantly cutting herself and doing
annoying things like trying to kill herself and burning the
insides of her thighs. United Healthcare said, yeah, you know,
treatment's not really necessary.
Speaker 7: Now.
Speaker 1: That was through a subsidiary of theirs, the Mormon Church
privately insured but administered through United Healthcare. So United Healthcare
was part of this, and I denied deny. So when
I hired a group to help us get our money,
it took us about two years. We eventually got a
bunch of it back. But being without four hundred thousand
dollars for three or four years can flat hurt. So
I don't think highly of United Healthcare. And to walk
up behind a guy and murder him is just that.
It's murder. Can't be seen as godly. God created that murderer,
and he created Daniel Penny. Is there any sign that
Daniel Penny said, you know what, I want to go
kill a homeless guy today, I perferably a black man. Nope,
Daniel Penny stopped that man from doing what he said
he was going to do, which was to kill everybody
on the train. Sad that he died. I don't think
it's Daniel Penny's fault. I think it's a system that
looked at the Daniel Pennies of the world and said
stand aside, because love is going to solve this. Love
in the form of letting people rot on the streets.
It's not love, certainly not biblical love. There's the reason
that God created systems and methods on how to treat
our body remained sober so Satan can't come and get you.
Radically paraphrasing the Bible, this is the Todd Hermer Show.
Please go, be well, be strong, be kind, and please
make every effort to walk in the light of Christ.