Speaker 1: To the pandic of the elites part many. This time,
Speaker 1: Mark Rubio, who is looking suspiciously orange and hit loresque,
Speaker 1: has decided to do the unthinkable to the State Department.
Speaker 1: We'll talk about that. We'll also talk about and show
Speaker 1: you in fact, before we begin the show, I will
Speaker 1: show you, Oh, this is the show. What am I saying?
Speaker 1: We're not yet the show. This is the preamble to
Speaker 1: the show. Don't you get all snippy with me. I
Speaker 1: will stop this show and churn it around in the
Speaker 1: middle of the streets and make you walk home. This
Speaker 1: is the state of things in America, given what the
Speaker 1: muckingbird media has done to people's minds. This is a
Speaker 1: meme going around. Now I can't do this. See now
Speaker 1: I've talked too long. Now we need to switch it
Speaker 1: and do the show and the open. Then we'll come
Speaker 1: back because now I've done screwed everything up. So we're
Speaker 1: gonna talk about that. This lady who is very very
Speaker 1: very evidently Trump deranged. And not everybody who dislikes Trump
Speaker 1: is deranged, but this lady is. We'll talk about a
Speaker 1: question that the President got asked about protections for Afghans
Speaker 1: or actually press sected and NBC News broke a very
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Speaker 2: But Todd Herman show is one disapproved by big pharma
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Speaker 1: Today is the day the Lord has made, and these
Speaker 1: are the times to which God has decided we shall live.
Speaker 1: There really is such a thing as Trump derangement syndrome.
Speaker 1: This is just gotten huge on the ticker Talker and
Speaker 1: Alex and I were talking the other day speaking because
Speaker 1: I said TikTok. We were speaking about these memes going
Speaker 1: around about Jdvance having killed the pope and may God
Speaker 1: accept the Pope. I don't think he's gone to heaven.
Speaker 1: But that's sad and that's me. But there are a
Speaker 1: lot of these memes where JD Vance went and killed
Speaker 1: the Pope. So this is not a meme. It is
Speaker 1: not something that people are taking lightly. It is a
Speaker 1: for real what would we call this. It's like where
Speaker 1: there's a theory, but it would involve a bunch of
Speaker 1: planning and pre planning and then people hiding it. It's
Speaker 1: like it's conspiracy sort of thing. Yeah, I mean it
Speaker 1: would be a theory that it would just take all this.
Speaker 1: Someone should think that phrase up and start labeling things
Speaker 1: dispiracy theories. That could do well. That'd be a great
Speaker 1: way to shut down debate. So in any case, here
Speaker 1: we go. Here's the lady with her theory.
Speaker 3: Jdvans killed the Pope? Wow, that's crazy. Who said that?
Speaker 4: Me?
Speaker 3: Let's keep the rumor going. What I want to know
Speaker 3: is how terrible of a person does JD. Vans have
Speaker 3: to be in order for you to meet the Pope? Okay,
Speaker 3: on Easter Sunday, a blessed day, and the Pope want
Speaker 3: to hit next day shipping as soon as he meets you, like,
Speaker 3: and he was immunal compromise, he had pneumonia, so you
Speaker 3: went in and saw him without a mask, without gloves,
Speaker 3: knowing that y'all don't believe in vaccines. And we know
Speaker 3: you don't wash it was this a dei effort. You know,
Speaker 3: y'all don't have jurisdiction in the Vatican right to get
Speaker 3: your dei efforts out the way. But I digress. What
Speaker 3: I want to know is the Pope, the poor Pope,
Speaker 3: the man who advocates for war torn children and immigrants
Speaker 3: and climate change. That's who y'all wanted to get about
Speaker 3: the pain because we know you had one agenda when
Speaker 3: agenda only. And my thing is logically, walk with me.
Speaker 3: If something happens to my husband today, they're gonna be like,
Speaker 3: who are you with last night?
Speaker 2: Right?
Speaker 3: Who were you with yesterday? With the last people to
Speaker 3: see you, And it's gonna be me, and then they're
Speaker 3: gonna put me on court. So I just feel like,
Speaker 3: if you catch my drift JD. Vans, he got to
Speaker 3: go to court for this. We got to figure out
Speaker 3: if and when he gave him the kiss of death.
Speaker 3: Thank you.
Speaker 1: And by the way, she's good at talking. She's a
Speaker 1: good talker, talks really well with cool words and phrases
Speaker 1: and et cetera. Now though there is these there are
Speaker 1: these videos that exist of people there who were with
Speaker 1: the pope and they weren't wearing masks or gloves either,
Speaker 1: And the Pope wasn't wearing a mask or a glove.
Speaker 1: He wasn't inside the magic virus killing Pope mobile with
Speaker 1: the sea through windows. She was there in his chair
Speaker 1: by choice, as a grown human being in charge of
Speaker 1: the Catholic Church, able to make his own choices and
Speaker 1: his own decisions, and he's surrounded by people unmasked. Secondly,
Speaker 1: there's the whole thing where if you can smell the room,
Speaker 1: you can smell the incense, then the mask does what
Speaker 1: to stop what? And the gloves do what when it's
Speaker 1: not on your arms because your arms are exposed to things.
Speaker 1: But this is getting massive use and the comments like
Speaker 1: you figure it out, this is what they did. They
Speaker 1: could have, in fact, just waited because the Pope was
Speaker 1: that sick. He's been sick, he's been in and out
Speaker 1: of the hospital. It was a waiting period they could
Speaker 1: have done. Now that's a normal ort. Well, that's an
Speaker 1: interesting human with a TikTok footprint, and that's her view.
Speaker 1: But the New York Times and the Mockingbird media are
Speaker 1: so insanely freaked because Mark Arrubio has done. It's unprecedented.
Speaker 1: It it just violates norms. It's unprecedented, it's unthinkable, it's untenable,
Speaker 1: it's unsustainable. He's cutting some budgets at the state department
Speaker 1: because we've learned some things about the state departments, and
Speaker 1: we've learned some things about USAID, who is doing things
Speaker 1: that the CIA wouldn't do. So Marco Rubio is cleaning
Speaker 1: up a little bit, and we got to get got
Speaker 1: to get behind this, and we'll go through some of
Speaker 1: the panic in this in a second, but let me
Speaker 1: just remind everybody of everything. RFK Junior has announced that
Speaker 1: he's going to be tossing and banning eventually petroleum based
Speaker 1: dies from food. And now just just think down the road.
Speaker 1: There is so much petroleum in so much foods. You
Speaker 1: go to Mexico, for instance, go to Mexico and go
Speaker 1: buy fish, like go buy salmon, you know what it's
Speaker 1: it's not the same color as here. Or go there
Speaker 1: and buy beef. It's a completely different color because it's
Speaker 1: not all food died. So how does this relate to
Speaker 1: this sate departments and money? It relates this way. The
Speaker 1: petroleum prices are suddenly going to be in shock because wait,
Speaker 1: we're losing this ancillary market, which the United States and
Speaker 1: other countries is huge. See these changes that the Mayhaw
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Speaker 1: been revealed that the Trump administration has launched the biggest
Speaker 1: shakeup in decades at the State Department in a world
Speaker 1: the Trump This is from the Free Press, who actually
Speaker 1: wrote about this in a somewhat levelhead way, unlike the
Speaker 1: New York Times. The Trump administrations began an aggressive shake
Speaker 1: up at the State Department that will close one hundred
Speaker 1: and thirty two agencies, including those launched to further human rights,
Speaker 1: advanced democracy overseas, counter extremism, and war crimes. The plans
Speaker 1: to organize the leading foreign policy agency United States or
Speaker 1: outlined an internal documentation obtained by the Free Press. They
Speaker 1: show how the State Department will eliminate or restructure hundreds
Speaker 1: of offices in Washington, DC, a revelation that comes after
Speaker 1: reports in recent weeks have rumored overhauled the agency. The
Speaker 1: State Department was bringing its number of offices down from seven
Speaker 1: hundred and thirty four to six hundred and to a
Speaker 1: seventeen percent reduction.
Speaker 2: Pause.
Speaker 1: Let's read that in reality, the plans including the launch,
Speaker 1: the launched closing of agencies launched to further human rights. Pause. Okay,
Speaker 1: like what, well, under the United Nations, under the Biden people,
Speaker 1: what were human rights? You had a right to be
Speaker 1: shot up with whatever they told you to get shot
Speaker 1: up with, or to not work. You had a right
Speaker 1: to stay home and stay safe. You had a right
Speaker 1: to face jail time if you walk through a federal
Speaker 1: building following other people through open doors, or prison time
Speaker 1: sometimes in solitary confinement. You had that right. You have
Speaker 1: the right to be forced to pay more to illegal
Speaker 1: immigrants in your country, swiftly granted refugee status with no
Speaker 1: investigation to pay them more than social Security recipients who
Speaker 1: worked their entire lives are going to get. You had
Speaker 1: that right. You had the right to be banned from
Speaker 1: polite society, and sometimes across the world, jailed for refusing
Speaker 1: to participate in someone else's gender delusion. Those were all
Speaker 1: rights you had. Those are some of the human rights.
Speaker 1: If you were a fetus, you had the right to
Speaker 1: be unalived in the womb. That was one of your
Speaker 1: god given rights to be unlived. So human rights. Now
Speaker 1: you see, if you look at this in in the
Speaker 1: realm of the new actual reality, what are we closing?
Speaker 1: This is what the State Department was doing, advance democracy overseas, okay,
Speaker 1: good like color revolutions like Victoria Neuland deciding to start
Speaker 1: a coup in the Ukraine. And now here we are
Speaker 1: with this war because exactly what figure had Biden said,
Speaker 1: if you want Putin to be physically belligerent, put a
Speaker 1: NATO country to store step, and we're flirting with that
Speaker 1: with Ukraine. We have this democracy, forced mail in voting
Speaker 1: all in take months, maybe years to count ballots from election.
Speaker 1: You know, democracy and such. It's a counter extremism, got
Speaker 1: it so extremism like people who go to school board
Speaker 1: meetings and advocate for sanity, that's extremism. Doge is extreme
Speaker 1: leveling and showing the people how their money is being misused.
Speaker 1: That's the act of an extremist and continuing the last
Speaker 1: one here and to premit war crimes. Oh, you're like
Speaker 1: Nuremberg stuff like forcing people to be involved in a
Speaker 1: massive medical experiment against their will with no one being
Speaker 1: given any notice of actually what's going to happen to
Speaker 1: their bodies. Stuff like that, or maybe wigers in China
Speaker 1: being taken captive and held captive as slave labor. The
Speaker 1: women having their hair sold on the open markets, which
Speaker 1: is lucky for them, it's not their organs, because for
Speaker 1: some peomial it's their organs. You mean like that those
Speaker 1: sort of war crimes. Do you mean the wholesale killing
Speaker 1: of Christians via Muslims in country after countries like that? Right,
Speaker 1: That's what we were. What's been cut back to the
Speaker 1: article the plans to organize the leading foreign policy agents
Speaker 1: the United States are outline and the internal documents because
Speaker 1: we read that part. Now back down to the last
Speaker 1: EXODX paragrapher alex. Previous speculation, including a report published in
Speaker 1: Sunday's New York Times, had focused on the possible closure
Speaker 1: of overseas offices, including the elimination of almost all its
Speaker 1: Africa operations. Well, I mean they're black people and you
Speaker 1: know that Orange men hate black people. But the planning
Speaker 1: documents seen by the Free Press, several wilch are marked
Speaker 1: SBU sensitive but unclassified. Make no mention of the rumored
Speaker 1: changes covered by the Times. That's impossible. The New York Times,
Speaker 1: they are the gray Lady of reporting. They certainly had
Speaker 1: the good I mean, it was all based upon unnamed sources.
Speaker 1: Ribus said the Time story amounted a fake news, and
Speaker 1: two senior State Department officials involved in the reorganization efforts
Speaker 1: said its contents bore no resemblance to the plan Ruby
Speaker 1: is now undertaking. The Free Press also obtained internal document
Speaker 1: showing the proposed new organizational chart for the State Department,
Speaker 1: which by the way, did not include cuts to Africa.
Speaker 1: One notable part of the restructuring will involve an office
Speaker 1: called the under Secretary for Civilian Security, Democracy and Human Rights,
Speaker 1: also known as the agency's j Programs. It leads global
Speaker 1: diplomatic efforts to advance university human rights, democratic renewal, and
Speaker 1: human centered security. According to its website, Okay, do we
Speaker 1: need to go back through what those words mean or
Speaker 1: what they meant under figure at Biden, they meant the
Speaker 1: opposite of what's written on the screen or what you're hearing.
Speaker 1: The j Office document shows being overhauled and renamed aimed
Speaker 1: as the under Secretary for Foreign Assistance in Human Rights.
Speaker 1: Their officials planned to abolish its Office of Global Criminal Justice,
Speaker 1: which was formed in nineteen seventy seven to advise in
Speaker 1: US policy related to genocide, war crimes, and other grave
Speaker 1: human rights violations. Well, so now we can't do anything
Speaker 1: about that stuff because that office is gone. So now
Speaker 1: that stuff will just be allowed because it required that office,
Speaker 1: because there's no other part of the federal government that
Speaker 1: could handle it. That's the breathless suggestion. And I've already
Speaker 1: seen postings from people I don't know but have met Facebook,
Speaker 1: and most of them are from my days in entertainment
Speaker 1: and tech, and I saw them this morning. I should
Speaker 1: have grabbed screencaps Trump closing all the offices in Africa.
Speaker 1: That's the piece they took from the Times to them.
Speaker 1: Still the reality. So every time there is a move
Speaker 1: by Trump, it is always colored with yeah, but Hitler.
Speaker 1: And now this is somewhat I guess inside thinking, But
Speaker 1: it's encouraging to me that the State Department is on substack,
Speaker 1: because substack is an actual free speech platform. And it's
Speaker 1: important that the administration invests in these free speech platforms.
Speaker 1: And I'm not going to say legitimize them, but get
Speaker 1: people to use them. Mark Rubio, State Department. Today, Americans
Speaker 1: confront a new era of great power, competition and the
Speaker 1: rise of a multipolar order with the State Department that
Speaker 1: stifles creativity, lacks accountability, and occasionally veers into outright hostility
Speaker 1: to American interests. This our Apartment has long struggled to
Speaker 1: perform basic diplomatic functions, even as both its size and
Speaker 1: cost to the American taxpayer has ballooned over the past
Speaker 1: fifteen years. The problem is not lack of money or
Speaker 1: even dedicated talent, but rather a system where everything takes
Speaker 1: too much time, costs too much money, involves two many individuals,
Speaker 1: and all too often ends up failing the American people.
Speaker 1: Bureaus and offices fight to be included on approval chains for
Speaker 1: the most mundane of memos, only then to reach agreement
Speaker 1: on drafts that are bloated in length, well stripped of
Speaker 1: all meaning. Motivated and creative State Department employees and see
Speaker 1: their ideas watered down by turf battles until they give up, disillusioned,
Speaker 1: while the inboxes of senior officials are inundated with hundreds
Speaker 1: of requests for approval. He's talking about a top heavy
Speaker 1: organization that's no longer a meritocracy, that has no clear vision,
Speaker 1: no clear mission. And if you've ever worked in a
Speaker 1: world where this sort of death by approval and death
Speaker 1: by consideration happens to creative people, it's super, super frustrating.
Speaker 1: And I can show you. I guess I should go
Speaker 1: see if I can find this video. I can show
Speaker 1: you the video of Microsoft having invented the iPhone before
Speaker 1: the iPhone came out. I know that because I was
Speaker 1: the business development person on the team that invented the
Speaker 1: iPhone before the iPhone came out. I didn't invent the thing.
Speaker 1: I'm nowhere near smart enough for that at all. A
Speaker 1: talented team of computer engineers and what was it a
Speaker 1: graphic userface experts people with PhDs and that stuff. They
Speaker 1: figured out how to make the phone the iPhone. They
Speaker 1: figured out the tile driven interface, the thumb driven interface,
Speaker 1: the zooming using your interface. They figured that all out
Speaker 1: and it was a thousand times better than the Microsoft phone.
Speaker 1: And all I did was said, hey, sell the tiles
Speaker 1: to people. Let's just call them applets and sell them
Speaker 1: to advertisers and have other people develop them so they
Speaker 1: can buy some, or they can make some. Make it
Speaker 1: an open ecosystem, just like windows used to be. Just
Speaker 1: make it an app developing thing. That was the sole,
Speaker 1: sole thing that I contributed to that that was it,
Speaker 1: you know how that got killed was just this And
Speaker 1: it was finally driven to death because the guy who
Speaker 1: invented the start button said no, we're not going to
Speaker 1: do that because I like the start button and I
Speaker 1: want people to take a stylis some poke away at it.
Speaker 1: So what's really being cut nothing? Nothing that matters. Well,
Speaker 1: human rights don't matter. I just explained these weren't human rights.
Speaker 1: Democracy just doesn't matter. I just explained that they use
Speaker 1: democracy to sort of coop in multiple color revolutions all
Speaker 1: around the world to destabilize multiple countries. That's not democracy,
Speaker 1: that's destabilizing. So what's being cut culture? What Marco Ruber's
Speaker 1: doing is he's cutting culture. He's saying that wars over
Speaker 1: turf over this in that line within a memo. That's
Speaker 1: not going to get you anywhere. What he's saying is
Speaker 1: I'm going to force you to focus, because I'm going
Speaker 1: to take away you're bloked. It's a funny thing how
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Speaker 1: get dumped into cold water suddenly, and you're in a
Speaker 1: boat and you're headed to the short and you suddenly
Speaker 1: get dumped into cold water, your mind's going to focus
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Speaker 1: cold water. What's the shortest point to which I can swim?
Speaker 1: Or should I just float on the boat? It focuses
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Speaker 1: a suspiciously orange hue doing things that are unthinkable, unprecedented,
Speaker 1: making changes, he's actually changing culture because what he's announcing
Speaker 1: to people is with a seventh teen percent cut closing offices,
Speaker 1: he's saying, not everybody here has a job. Some people
Speaker 1: are going to have to prove themselves and you're going
Speaker 1: to have to deliver upon deliverables that make America great again.
Speaker 1: What does that mean? More secure, more respected, not being
Speaker 1: taken advantage of by the world Bank. As President Trump
Speaker 1: has made that point a thousand different times, not being
Speaker 1: taken advantage of by NATO being respected in terms of
Speaker 1: when we do employ military force, we do it with meaning.
Speaker 1: We don't do it in a nation building sense. But
Speaker 1: if we have to employ military force, we want to
Speaker 1: be in a position where we had to do this.
Speaker 1: We had to, and that means that we are in
Speaker 1: and out with overwhelming force, shocking force. People once again
Speaker 1: look at the United States Military Force and go, oh,
Speaker 1: I don't want to take the fa F part of
Speaker 1: that thing. I just want to trust and rather finding out.
Speaker 1: That's the thing I say reluctantly, but it's a rally.
Speaker 1: It's part of what the State Department does or did.
Speaker 1: He's also making a statement to k streets, the lobbyists,
Speaker 1: We're changing the culture here. I'm going to be looking
Speaker 1: at all the money. I don't want it going back
Speaker 1: to you in the terms of buybacks and kickbacks and
Speaker 1: payouts and sweet gigs. So it's unprecedented and it's alarming,
Speaker 1: and the New York Times is alarmed by it. The
Speaker 1: Press Secretary Carolyn Levitt is being asked questions related to
Speaker 1: the state departments, and in this case, it has to
Speaker 1: do with temperate protection for some Afghans. And as always,
Speaker 1: the way the press wants to state these cases, the
Speaker 1: way they always want to present this is everybody's all
Speaker 1: the same. They're all Afghans, they're all treated the same way.
Speaker 1: All the people who are here from Venezuela are all
Speaker 1: treated the same way. Well, that's what the figurehead did.
Speaker 1: What's caused to do is everybody gets in, no questions asked,
Speaker 1: but to move them out of the country. Having said no,
Speaker 1: never mind, everybody has to have all their details looked at.
Speaker 1: It's a clear effort to delay. The goal is to
Speaker 1: get to the mid terms with as little change as possible.
Speaker 1: The goal is to get to the mid terms with
Speaker 1: as little disruption as possible. This is what the case
Speaker 1: Street donors are saying. Just slow him down, just get
Speaker 1: us to the midterms. We'll pour a bunch of money
Speaker 1: into the election, to the midterms, and at that point,
Speaker 1: let's get you the House and the Senate, and then
Speaker 1: he's done. Then you can go back and impeach him again,
Speaker 1: and this time we'll try to get a conviction and
Speaker 1: maybe we can put him in prison. Then they're going
Speaker 1: to be going that way, that's what they're aimed at.
Speaker 1: So here's a reporter asking about temporary protection for Afghans
Speaker 1: the administration.
Speaker 5: And it's some temporary protections for Afghans, including several hundred
Speaker 5: Christians who have been punished by the Taliban. Is the
Speaker 5: president considering any exceptions for Afghans who could face death
Speaker 5: or torture if they returned to their home country.
Speaker 4: So let's just be clear about one thing. We didn't
Speaker 4: end that proactively. It expired, and it's because the previous
Speaker 4: administration illegally parolled millions of people or hundreds of thousands
Speaker 4: of people, I'm sorry, into the country and then gave
Speaker 4: them temporary protective status, which again is a temporary status.
Speaker 4: It's not a permanent status in this country. And if
Speaker 4: there are individuals here who came in through the Biden
Speaker 4: administration who want to claim asylum, there is a legal
Speaker 4: process to do that and those cases will be adjudicated
Speaker 4: by a judge on a case by case basis. We
Speaker 4: have a legal immigration process in this country for a reason,
Speaker 4: and all this administration is trying to do is effectuate that.
Speaker 1: And again it's un precedent. I mean, there's these laws
Speaker 1: and They're always were these laws, and you had the
Speaker 1: people who around Joe Biden saying, yeah, there's laws, and
Speaker 1: then there's what we do, and well, wait, we're the
Speaker 1: Office of the Presidents is sometimes seen as the chief
Speaker 1: law enforcement officer in the country. We don't have to
Speaker 1: follow them. I mean, that's that's why we have little people.
Speaker 1: They follow the laws. They look at what laws as
Speaker 1: water parks in winter. So we have some great water
Speaker 1: parks in Northideo, you know, with the slides and the
Speaker 1: tunnels and and they're super fun, like if you like
Speaker 1: this stuff, but not in winter. And I'm a guy
Speaker 1: who cold soilks, and that's not fun because the slides
Speaker 1: are frozen and the ice will cut you. And there's
Speaker 1: that annoying thing about sliding across the ice and then
Speaker 1: breaking through it and not being able to get out
Speaker 1: of it. So we drive past the water parks. That's
Speaker 1: how they look at laws. They're water parks in winter,
Speaker 1: you just forget they're there. You just drive by. But
Speaker 1: then when President Trump comes into office and he says,
Speaker 1: I actually want to use the water park, what are
Speaker 1: you insane? Well, summer, I want to use the water park.
Speaker 1: Well that's unprecedented. You're Hitler. You can't go around in
Speaker 1: water parks. That's Hitlering. That's how they look at this stuff.
Speaker 1: And the Muckenberg media is participating in this. Wait, Marco
Speaker 1: Ruby is reorganizing. That's insane. That's Hitlering. Well yeah, plus
Speaker 1: they're enforcing the laws. Have you ever been into conversation
Speaker 1: and you're accidentally just digging a further hole? NBC News
Speaker 1: New images could change cancer diagnostics, but ice detain the
Speaker 1: Harvard science to analyze them. A groundbreaking microscope at Harvard
Speaker 1: Medical School could lead to breakthroughs in cancer detection, research
Speaker 1: into longevity, but the scientists who developed computer scripts to
Speaker 1: read its images and unlock its full potential has been
Speaker 1: in an immigration detention center for two months, putting crucial
Speaker 1: scientific advancement at risk. That sucks. See that's Hitlering, and
Speaker 1: that's just it's flagrant. They don't note his race, but
Speaker 1: clearly he has to be a bipock. Oh hold on,
Speaker 1: oh wait, oh I'm sorry, Oh there is a note here.
Speaker 1: Oh look at this the individual lot. This individual lied
Speaker 1: to federal officers about carrying substances into the country. A
Speaker 1: keynote inspection uncovered undeclared petrie dishes, containers of unknown substances,
Speaker 1: and loose files of embryotic frogs, all thought proper permits.
Speaker 1: Messages found on her phone revealed she planned to smuggle
Speaker 1: the maturis for customs to declaring them. She knowingly broke
Speaker 1: the law and took deliberate steps to evade it. She
Speaker 1: was lawfully detained. We should know who and what is
Speaker 1: in our country. See that's hiloring when you go around
Speaker 1: demanding to know, Hey, what's in that vial? That's hilering.
Speaker 1: I will give you a little bit of an insight
Speaker 1: into what happened to me on this last trip, because
Speaker 1: I was gone for two weeks, longest trip I've made
Speaker 1: in a long time, and as you know, I am
Speaker 1: somewhat somewhat focused on what I eat and drinks. I
Speaker 1: mean a little bit. I've had one hundred and seventy
Speaker 1: four ounces of water today, incidentally, and I've consumed at
Speaker 1: this point about sixty four calories. Though I take an
Speaker 1: amino acid supplement, and that means that I've had about
Speaker 1: sixty actual the effective grams of protein because it equates
Speaker 1: in tomino acids. And I'm right now going to get
Speaker 1: off this show up or do this and I will
Speaker 1: consume sixty grams of protein and that will have about
Speaker 1: eight grams. So I'm a little bit obsessive. So when
Speaker 1: I was traveling, I took with me a bunch of things,
Speaker 1: among them pink sea salt. And I can tell you something.
Speaker 1: You take pink sea salt into an airport and it's
Speaker 1: going to get screened everywhere, every single time. And I
Speaker 1: finally there was a really friendly dhflice officer, who is
Speaker 1: you know? And my thing with these guys now when
Speaker 1: they check me is, hey, do a good job. You know, please, Hey,
Speaker 1: if you're going to do it, do it right, Do
Speaker 1: a good job. And I've found that they are so
Speaker 1: unappreciated that just the slightest thing, Hey do your thing. Man,
Speaker 1: take all the time you need. I'm good, you know,
Speaker 1: I get hurt earlier for the flight. And so this
Speaker 1: guy was super friendly and he said, man, you've got
Speaker 1: a lot of supplements in here, and a lot of
Speaker 1: biological stuff. I go, yeah, food, and he goes, okay,
Speaker 1: so organic things, we look for organic things. Oh I
Speaker 1: didn't know that goes yeah, Like a bunch of organic
Speaker 1: stuff sets off on arms and so your way protein.
Speaker 1: I got to test that, get it? And he goes
Speaker 1: in this and he holds up my pink sea salt.
Speaker 1: I go, that's pink sea salt. He goes, Oh, I
Speaker 1: know what it is. He goes, this test is chemicals.
Speaker 1: This lights up our system because this looks like an
Speaker 1: explosive to us. Oh okay. In other words, American syst
Speaker 1: in traveling within America, it's my stuff tested. This scientist though, well, look,
Speaker 1: why do I need to be tested? I'm curing cancer.
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Speaker 1: perfectly reasonable article calling out the alarm is it's utterly alarming.
Speaker 1: I want to tell you what Ice tried to do,
Speaker 1: and look, we need to be we need to be
Speaker 1: willing to call ICE out because there are times where
Speaker 1: ICE is ridiculous. There's times or DHS is ridiculous as
Speaker 1: much as as conduct as I try to be through
Speaker 1: the officers who inevitably searched my bag. And by the way,
Speaker 1: did I tell you that I wear underwear that always
Speaker 1: gets to be crotch searched? This is true. I like,
Speaker 1: I started wearing comfortable underwear because are at a certain age.
Speaker 1: I thought, why do I wear uncomfortable underwear? So I
Speaker 1: started to invest in comfortable underwear. And there's and I
Speaker 1: haven't yet figured it out by process of elimination, but
Speaker 1: there are some underwears I wear that I always get
Speaker 1: crotch searched. Truly, It's on the left side of my body,
Speaker 1: and it's some kind of reaction. And one of the
Speaker 1: guys at DHS said, it's probably magnetic. What was he
Speaker 1: going to talk about? It wasn't my crotch, was it? No? No,
Speaker 1: it wasn't. Oh that's right, that's right. The insane thing
Speaker 1: that I still Oh, I know I was on about
Speaker 1: DHS when you're taking a little kid out and that
Speaker 1: little kid is getting strip searched and there's no place
Speaker 1: to hide much on that little kid. That's that's a
Speaker 1: little overboard. But Ice, we got to be able to
Speaker 1: call him out. They tried, and think, thank Kevin that
Speaker 1: a judge stepped in. No, not the Supreme Court, just
Speaker 1: a you know, local judge stepped into block Ice from
Speaker 1: going into some place they don't belong, which is a prison.
Speaker 1: Pardon me, a jail, Rykers Island jail. Well, you can't
Speaker 1: have the federal government coming into local establishments, you know,
Speaker 1: and local jurisdiction forcing their way in. Because Hitler await
Speaker 1: a second hold on the mayor invited them. The Mayor
Speaker 1: of New York invited Ice to come to Rackers Island
Speaker 1: to check for criminal legals. We're getting three hots and
Speaker 1: a cot, albeit in a horrible and very violent institution.
Speaker 1: And this is how the AP writes it up. Judge
Speaker 1: temporary blocks in New York City mayor from allowing Ice
Speaker 1: ations on Wreckers Island jail. I guess that's kind of neutral,
Speaker 1: but it's also absurd. So it's unprecedented that Ice would
Speaker 1: want access to jails. It's unprecedented that Mark Rubia would
Speaker 1: do seventeen percent cut to the State Department utterly unprecedented
Speaker 1: that we would like to know. Hey, what's in the
Speaker 1: petri dish? Hey, what do you doing with the biological elements? Hey,
Speaker 1: why didn't you declare those? Why didn't you tell us
Speaker 1: you had those? Well it's you know, the safest most
Speaker 1: secure peacha dish. Ever's just stay home and stay safe
Speaker 1: and such. There was a reporter, Well not because Tim
Speaker 1: Poole is not a reporter. Tim Poole is widely successful
Speaker 1: in twitch streaming and the other form of media. Tim
Speaker 1: Poole got to go into the White House press room,
Speaker 1: and Tim Poole got to ask a question. And Tim
Speaker 1: Poole is very very very good at getting himself attention,
Speaker 1: And well done, Tim Poole. He baited the mockingbird media.
Speaker 1: He baited them very very well. They saw the bait
Speaker 1: floating on the hook, they bit it and swallowed it
Speaker 1: right down into their epiglottis and it stuck there. And
Speaker 1: play that question in just a second. You know, with
Speaker 1: all the talk of the unprecedented, can we get to
Speaker 1: the banell, the meaningless, the boring, just the fact of
Speaker 1: life stuff that doesn't matter to anybody at all? Can
Speaker 1: I just mention that every day for the rest of
Speaker 1: your life, you are going to wash your body, sometimes
Speaker 1: your hands. Sometimes you ever did a thing where you
Speaker 1: kind of go see how long you can go without
Speaker 1: washing your hands? You've ever done that?
Speaker 2: Oh?
Speaker 1: Yeah, we said these contests. And as a kid like
Speaker 1: you could go to school and how long has it
Speaker 1: beens that you wash your hands? Three weeks?
Speaker 2: Man?
Speaker 1: Three weeks? What do you do in the shower? Put
Speaker 1: them in plastic bags? Because that was the thing you
Speaker 1: did as a junior high boy. It was fun. Then
Speaker 1: you lick your fingers. It's just you know, fun times.
Speaker 1: And back in the day when we were kids. Alan
Speaker 1: soap is a big difference from the soap you're buying now.
Speaker 1: I bet you if you were to go right now
Speaker 1: and go get your Irish Spring soap, because that's what
Speaker 1: my dad always a bought, Irish Spring. And I bet
Speaker 1: if you were to smell that Irish Spring, I bet
Speaker 1: you could smell the chemicals. I bet you could smell
Speaker 1: maybe slave labor involved in making it. And I bet
Speaker 1: you could probably look at the company that makes iris
Speaker 1: Spring because they don't know who that is. They've probably
Speaker 1: been bought by Procter and Gambler, one of the big bigs,
Speaker 1: and you'd probably find out that Irish Spring has no
Speaker 1: connection to your values, is making their stuff in China.
Speaker 1: It's a wash with chemicals. On the other end of this,
Speaker 1: you have Alan Soap. It is completely natural. There are
Speaker 1: no chemicals at all, and it's even the things that
Speaker 1: the FDA allows you to pretend your natural fragrances. Nope,
Speaker 1: it's all natural. It is made in America. It's made
Speaker 1: by family. They choose to be in that business. They've
Speaker 1: been in that business for three generations. And Alan Soaps
Speaker 1: has absolutely unique fragrances and some soap with no fragrance.
Speaker 1: And it exists to employ people like Alan. That's why
Speaker 1: it exists. So the excellence of the soap is well
Speaker 1: because John, who runs a company, loves his son Alan,
Speaker 1: it's got to be excellent. Ian works there. Now he
Speaker 1: has a challenge with autism different than Alan's. Allen is
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Speaker 1: the White House press room and he just laid out
Speaker 1: the big bait for the people in the muckinberd.
Speaker 6: Medians that are represented in this room have Martin Lockstep
Speaker 6: on false narratives such as the Very Fine People hoax,
Speaker 6: the Covington smear, and now what's being called the Maryland manhoax,
Speaker 6: where an MS thirteen gang member adjudicated by two different
Speaker 6: judges I believe is just simply being referred to as
Speaker 6: a Maryland Man over and over again. Now, in an
Speaker 6: effort from the White House to expand access to new companies,
Speaker 6: you've created this new media seed. So I'm wondering if
Speaker 6: you can comment on following this expansion, You've had numerous
Speaker 6: outlets to disparage the companies that you've had sit here
Speaker 6: as well as the reports. I'm wandering if you comment
Speaker 6: on that on professional behavior as well as elaborate if
Speaker 6: there's any plans to expand access to new companies.
Speaker 4: Sure well, we certainly welcome diverse viewpoints in this room,
Speaker 4: which is one of the reasons we have you in here,
Speaker 4: and there's many new faces in this room in comparison
Speaker 4: to the previous administrations. We want to welcome all viewpoints
Speaker 4: into this room. We welcome unbiased journalists who really care
Speaker 4: about the truth and the facts and the accuracy. And
Speaker 4: you rightfully pointed out the Maryland Man story, which I
Speaker 4: from this podium when The Atlantic published it on that
Speaker 4: very first day. I came to this podium and said,
Speaker 4: this is wrong. The press in this room have this
Speaker 4: story wrong. And we have seen more and more evidence
Speaker 4: come to the table that we have had all along.
Speaker 4: We were always right. The President was always on the
Speaker 4: right side of this issue to deport this illegal criminal
Speaker 4: from our community. And it is despicable to see the
Speaker 4: media continue to refer to this individual as someone who
Speaker 4: is just a peaceful man living his life in Maryland.
Speaker 4: Was and always has been an illegal criminal, an MS
Speaker 4: thirteen gang member, and a designated foreign terrorist. And the
Speaker 4: administration maintains our position to deport these individuals from our community.
Speaker 4: So thank you for.
Speaker 1: Being and by the way, well done. Timpole right, because
Speaker 1: now the Mockernberg media tried to find all the ways
Speaker 1: to put virtual hands on Timpoole. Timpoole trended on Twitter
Speaker 1: the other day and probably gained a whole series of
Speaker 1: new subscribers and viewers and paid subscribers. Well done, And
Speaker 1: this never would have happened. There never would have been
Speaker 1: the hunger for this response, for this unprecedented shakeup of
Speaker 1: the White House press room, if the media had shaken
Speaker 1: itself up, if the media had looked at what they'd become,
Speaker 1: because guess what they were, just like the State Department.
Speaker 1: So Marc Rubil is shaking up the State Department. The
Speaker 1: media sh shake it up itself. It should have brought
Speaker 1: people like Timpoole into the family to the degree that
Speaker 1: he would agree to do that, brought them on their
Speaker 1: shows to the degree that tim would do that. But
Speaker 1: they chose not to because they're wedded to well, the
Speaker 1: love of ideology and I think money. There's a massive
Speaker 1: change coming and populism isn't going anywhere, and there's this
Speaker 1: There is a political class or probably a class action
Speaker 1: suit fifty billion dollar class action suit against the Department
Speaker 1: of Justice, this is coming from January sixth. Political prisoners,
Speaker 1: and what we're going to see in this suit is
Speaker 1: finally a time to focus on some people who did
Speaker 1: nothing but walk through open doors. They harmed no one,
Speaker 1: they vandalized nothing, and the Department of Justice sought to
Speaker 1: destroy their lives. There's going to be a focus on
Speaker 1: the three people who were driven to suicide. There's going
Speaker 1: to be a focus on people who were held in
Speaker 1: solitary confinement for two years and when they were ordered
Speaker 1: released by the courts, remember that whole respect for the
Speaker 1: courts thing, the constitutional crisis thing. They're ordered released by
Speaker 1: the courts, they switched them to different prisons jails so
Speaker 1: as to hide them. We're going to get to hear
Speaker 1: about the stories of beatings and abuse and refuse to
Speaker 1: let people meet with their lawyers. Fifty billion dollars now. Sadly,
Speaker 1: of course, if this happens, we will be the ones
Speaker 1: paying this unless they're able to pierce the corporate veil
Speaker 1: and go after the individuals. And I hope that they
Speaker 1: try to do that. That's very very difficult to do
Speaker 1: in government, very difficult, but it's good news. It at
Speaker 1: least the suit exists Marco Rubio is changing not just budgets,
Speaker 1: He's changing culture, and praise God, he's doing that because
Speaker 1: to who much is given, much is expected. In the
Speaker 1: United States has been given so much, and we're expected
Speaker 1: to be good stewards. And the State Department had not
Speaker 1: been that. They'd been producing ungodly material and promoting ungodly
Speaker 1: activities on godly views. And it's one thing to be
Speaker 1: neutral as a government entity. It's another thing to promote
Speaker 1: ungodly stuff. And as individuals, we don't get to have neutrality.
Speaker 1: That doesn't exist without a proactive choice. For Jesus, you've
Speaker 1: made a proactive choice against him, and as a nation,
Speaker 1: as a combination of people, that had been the State
Speaker 1: Department's view, not just neutrality, but standing overtly against Jesus.
Speaker 1: This is the Todd Hermann Shaw. Please go be well,
Speaker 1: be strong, be well kind. You will be strongly kind.
Speaker 1: I should write that down. I've only been doing it
Speaker 1: for a decade. And please make every effort to walk
Speaker 1: in the light of Christ.