Speaker 1: Welcome to the three Stories version of the Toddenhamer Show.
Story number one, you think Minnesota is radicalized, Story number two,
Pambondi is a let's say more camogenic Patty Murray. And
story number three the Democrats' Great White Hope is a
fake Christian. We'll talk about this with the help of
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Speaker 3: God has decided we shall live.
Speaker 1: So you think Minnesota is the radicalized state, It looks
that way, and there's no doubt it is radicalized.
Speaker 3: But if you want to talk about radicalization, you've got.
Speaker 1: To go to some of the first official separate countries
that are doing everything they can to declare themselves separate countries. Washington, California, Oregon.
It's not just because I raise my family for most
of the time in Washington State. It's not because I
live there most.
Speaker 3: Of my life. It's because it's a fact.
Speaker 1: There are now people like This woman is currently named
Sarah Joy Brockschmidt. She calls herself a massy matriarch, a matriarch,
and she, like many leftists, is encouraging people in Seattle
to go out and get ready to engage in gun
battles with ICE agents. So we'll start looking at the
radicalization of Seattle here, but then we'll move on to
juries and laws and what they're doing to make sure
that it's a you're very clear to the people who
are here to disrupt the country, to destabilize it, to
take it down, that they're welcome there. Here is Mossy matriarch.
Speaker 4: Hey, y'all, I am not at home today because ICE
is now going door to door in Washington State, in Tacoma, Olympia,
Everett Lynnwood, and I think Seattle as well.
Speaker 5: So super fun. We know they are not just going
after immigrants now, they're also going after protesters and political activists.
So please remember this is also a standard ground state.
Speaker 6: They have to have a judicial warrant to get into
your house, which most of these ICE agents do not.
You do not have to open the door, and if
they do come into your house, you have the legal
right to stand ground. So that is the law.
Speaker 1: It is not the law that when a cop comes
to your door and does not have the sort of
jury or warrant, she says, they need that you get
to draw down on the cops.
Speaker 3: That is not the law.
Speaker 1: That's not what stand your ground, says Sandra. Ground is
about criminals attempting to break into your home, and you
can stand your ground and defend your property.
Speaker 3: What you do have the right to do is get on.
Speaker 1: A camera or a cell phone and film, or get
a lawyer on the phone, or call the state patrol,
call another police authority. If you are a convinced that
is doesn't belong there, you'd be well advised within Washington
State to call one of the separate police authorities because
they are under orders to not participate with ice, and
they may well come and try to block them and
then they can shoot it out. But you think Minnesota
is radicalized. She is one of many in Seattle giving
legal advice. This guy is giving some legal advice. He's
urging protesters to do something. Now, he's got to be
insane to suggest what he suggests and then say you're
gonna get away with it.
Speaker 3: Watch this.
Speaker 7: A jury in Seattle just to quit it a man
of ramming his car into four ICE agents. They looked
at the mountain of evidence against him, which included a
neighbor's ring cam oudwitness, testimony from officers, bystanders on the street,
the helicopter circular. They looked at the mountain of evidence
against this guy, and they acquitted him within like five minutes.
If you live in western Washington, you just got a
green light to go beat the out of ICE agents
until you run those stupid out of your community because
there's not a single jury in your state that's going
to convict you.
Speaker 1: Yeah, he's got to be just living in a few dream.
This couldn't have happened, and this advice has got to
be bad advice. Maybe he's an AI from some country
meeting to destabilize this, or maybe he's a good old
fashioned kid raised in the separate country of Seattle, raised
to hate cops.
Speaker 3: He's about the age.
Speaker 1: He's about the right age to have been a little
boy that a parent brought to the antifas stand protests
the Black Lives Matter incorporated seizure of downtown Seattle, where
parents purposely took their cure kids there knowing they were
going to get tear gassed, and when they got tear gassed,
they were on camera saying.
Speaker 3: See, this is what pigs do. This is why we
hate the pigs. The pigs did this to you.
Speaker 1: There were officers at that time who had sailing solutions
and solve the stuff to put on the little babies,
little boys faces, little girls' faces. The cops are trying
to help, and the parents would say, no, I want
them to feel this. I want them to know what
the pigs are. I want them to know what you do.
You think Minnesota's radicalized, Seattle and Washington State are doing
everything they can to separate themselves. But that kid cannot
be telling the truth about the juries, right. That cannot
be the case.
Speaker 3: I'll show you whether he's telling you truth or not
in the second.
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this advice. You can go ram ice officers. You can
blank them up now in the separate country of Washington's state.
No jury's going to convict you. Was he in a
fever dream? No, here's a news story talking about the
Seattle jury who looked at the mountain of evidence and decided, yeah,
we're going to let him go.
Speaker 8: A Seattle jury just found a man accused of assaulting
federal immigration agents not guilty. Twenty five year old Victor
levonco Reyes had been tracked by federal agents for weeks.
This was back in the summer of twenty twenty five.
They first tried to arrest him in Mount Vernon, but
he got away. Two weeks later, agents followed him by
helicopter to a Comano Island job site where he was
working as a landscaper. He tried to drive away in
a truck hauling a lawnmower, crashing into the agent's vehicles.
Two officers were hurt. Prosecutors said he used his truck
as a weapon. His attorneys argued he was just trying
to escape and wasn't intending to injure the agents. After
a five day trial, the jury found him not guilty
on all four felony counts. Dahs says Levanco Reyes is
an undocumented Mexican nationals.
Speaker 3: That's what they say.
Speaker 1: They always do this the news there, this is King
five News, who are race hustlers.
Speaker 3: They always say this. They say.
Speaker 1: There's judges' reports, there's filed documents that show this. It's
not that they say.
Speaker 8: Prior felony in twenty nineteen and a misdemeanor conviction in
twenty twenty four. He remains in custody on an immigration
hold now. At the time of the arrest, his partner
said it was devastating for their family.
Speaker 1: Yeah, so then they go through the SOB story devastating
to the family that this guy's been allowed to stay
in the country is suddenly going to be taken out.
And praise God that these ice officers weren't taken out,
so the kids not lying.
Speaker 3: A jury did that. Would every jury in the separate.
Speaker 1: Country of Washington State do that? Probably in Seattle, in
the eastern part of the state much less likely. The
central part of the state must much less likely. But
Washington State is run by Seattle because they do the
electro college thing there. So let's take an example of
why this kid might have this opinion. You think Minnesota's
the most radicalized state. I mentioned these riots that parents
purposely took their kids too so they could get tear gassed.
That's one indication he may have been one of those kids.
Maybe he went to Seattle government schools were undercover investigators.
Independent journalists have uncovered that Seattle elementary school teachers attend
Antifa protests and have fire bond ice facilities.
Speaker 9: Jessie, I've been actually undercover with Antifa and multiple events
in the past week, and I'm now in Portland where
I've been at the ice facility where You're right, they
do have a ton of mutual aid supplies at the tents.
But what's more interesting to me is actually the graffiti
that I've seen around the ice facility, where there are
multiple calls to kill cops, kill ice that are posted
on public property all around the blocks in the vicinity.
Speaker 1: And Portland and Seattle have the same exact ideology, the
same exact setup.
Speaker 3: They let Antifa operate.
Speaker 1: In the open, Black Lives Matter Incorporated up on their open,
the John Brown Gun Club operate in the open.
Speaker 3: They allow political takeouts.
Speaker 1: To occur, which happened in Portland's. They help people get
away when they do this. So this woman talked about
Antifa continuing to create this disrupting pressure. She gave this
interview before two officers were seemingly ambushed outside the Federal
detention facility this past weekend.
Speaker 9: I actually have not seen a lot of additional manpower here,
and so for Antifa here it seems to be pretty
much business is normal. They're still being disruptive and blocking
the roads. They're actually holding a giant disco dance party
outside the ice facility tonight, so I'm sure that's going
to lead to some chaos.
Speaker 1: And they're these anarchist book fairs, and these Seattle school
teachers who are involved in this and throwing molotov cocktails
and in teaching kids to be radicalized, like the young
man who's giving advice, Hey, go ram an Ice agent
with your car, because no jury in Washington's going to
convict you. So she talked about these Antifa book fares.
Speaker 9: I was just undercover at a couple anarchist book fairs
over the weekend in both San Francisco and Seattle, and
there were absolutely teachers in the crowd there, and I
picked up multiple stickers and posters with molotov cocktails, call
to kill Ice, and calls to kill the police.
Speaker 1: So the radicalized schools also give kids credit for attending
the correct protests. You can get a day off school.
All you have to do is go attend the correct protests.
And they'll say, oh, we're not asking them to take
a political position. We're just asking to get involved in
the process to see what this looks like. And this lady,
like a lot of other people who've actually observed these
things live time, say that in Portland the police are
going easy on Antifa.
Speaker 3: Yes they are.
Speaker 1: They cooperate with Antifa. The police chief weeps over Antifa.
He apologized to Antifa for not correctly gendering one of
their so called one of their members. So, yes, this
is happening.
Speaker 9: I've definitely noticed the police taking what I would consider
it to be a rather lax approach to Antifa, especially
in Portland. Now, this might not be directly their fault.
I think they might be getting orders from above about
what they can and cannot do so, but I haven't
seen arrests. I haven't seen any sort of by use
of force against these people that are out there causing
problems every single day.
Speaker 2: No.
Speaker 1: In fact, in the separate country of Washington State, which
is far more radicalized than Minnesota, they're just better at
hiding it. In their economy, police were constantly had their
weapons taken away. Well, we can't do rubber bullets, we
can't do flash bangs, we can't do tear gas, we
can't do this, and we can't do that. Antifa never
had those rules of engagement. They still don't have those
rules of engagement. They still get to operate in the public,
they still get to operate within the schools. So the
Minnesota problem is a big problem. It's largely an economic one,
it's going to be a social one. They're tempting to
create a separate country within a country. But long, long,
long ago, the separate country of Washington State became a
separate country by announcing they've refused to involve themselves in
immigration enforcement and border enforcement. They took their own way
on fentanyl and cocaine and meth and align the cartels
to operate. And they take their own way in terms
of empowering and encouraging citizens to go out and stand
your ground even when that's not what the law says.
Funny thing they've discovered the Second Amendment story number two.
Pam Bondy is a more cameragenic version of Patty Murray. So,
Pam Bondi came in into the Trump administration and there
were a lot of people, I don't want to say
I'm the only one who said, what are you doing?
Pam Bondy is a lightweight. Pam Bondy is effectively a
rebranded Democrat. Pam Bondi wants to be on TV. Pam
Bondi is about as deep state as they get. So
I would tell you that Pam Bondy is effectively another
Patty Murray she's more cameragenic. She's younger, which tends to
make us all be better looking when we're younger people.
She focuses on this, which tends to create that effect.
She loves the camera because she is I think deeply
narcissistic and just loves being on camera. So this is
a bit of focus in her life. But she's not
different than Patty Murray.
Speaker 3: This is a great, great Twitter.
Speaker 1: Exchange between Thomas Massey that for some reason Trump supporters
can't stand Massy because he doesn't always agree with President
Trump and he doesn't do the things Trump wants him
to do from time to time, but they still support
Pam Bondy.
Speaker 3: So Pam Bondy put out a.
Speaker 1: Tweet that's big, heavy work for her because this means
at dispretty times she's not on Fox or remind her
of all those in Minnesota.
Speaker 3: No one is above the law. Does anyone hear that?
Speaker 1: Go yeap, Pam Bondi's on the way now, maybe him
meet Kay Dillon's going to do a thing. She said
she was going to do a thing in Portland when
an independent journalist there was unconstitution illegally arrested. She said
she was going to do a thing there. She hasn't.
Some of the DJ people are making noise about going
after Don Lemon because Don Lemon was apparently involved and
maybe even conspired with these people who went and stole
people's civil right to worship God, which is in fact
expressly illegal under the Face Act.
Speaker 3: She probably won't. Pam Bondy has time for this tweet.
Speaker 1: But the representative that so many people who support President
Trump hate, Thomas Massey wrote this, what about ages who
violate the Epstein Files Transparency Act. You've missed both deadlines
set in the law, So Pam Bondy doesn't mean no
one is above the law. Pam Bondy is a more cambrogenic,
younger version of Patty Murray. She intends to be like
a tick within the skin of the body politique. Thomas Massey,
you could say is the same thing he said. If
he has to win reelection every year and President Trump
continues to try to primary him and get him kicked out,
president Trump should be kicking Pam Bondy out. But then again,
gives me no pleasure to say this. President Trump just
said no one can make him release the Epstein files. Okay,
that certainly inspires some trust. So how could I make
this comparison. Well, I'm gonna make this comparison because I'm
gonna let Patty Murray make this comparison in a conversation
she had with someone who actually could have been a
deep state operative but instead has chosen to truly expose
what the deep state is. And he's doing it through
our healthcare system. Here's deep statism in terms of our
healthcare system in the United States. You can get stem
cell treatment. Here's a couple of ways to do it.
If you're getting rotator cuff surgery or knee surgery. Your
doctor can dig into your bone, take out your bone,
marrow lic it that's spinning it around, pull out some
of these stem cells and put that in your incision.
How many of those, oh, I don't know, two million?
And what do those stem cells do? They can fight
inflammation for sure. Can bone marrow stem cell build tendon? No, can't,
it's already signed a role. Or you know what else
you could do? You could buy what are called alligraphs.
They're started in these tiny little containers that look like
about half the size of a cigarette case, and the
ship around the country, landing in places like chiropractor's offices
and who knows how many shops and the ships and stops,
and they're frozen for however long. Or you can go
to Mexico, where the stem cells come from women. They
know during right after pregnancy, placentas inbiblical cords carried downstairs
into a class four lab. Labs only go up to
class five and they reject eighty percent to ninety percent
of the stem cells. And those stem cells can build
anything muscle, tendon.
Speaker 3: Bone, cartilage.
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He's talking to Patty Murray, who is an older version
of Pam Bondi.
Speaker 10: The Senator. I want to point out that in twenty
twenty one, at the beginning of his administration, President Biden
submitted his I'm made you know you know what you
made an accusation of me, and I'm going to answer it. Okay,
I made twenty eighth. He submitted his budget, so we're
our budget or a new administration.
Speaker 11: Okay, you can.
Speaker 10: And I also want to point out.
Speaker 8: Just two minutes left when I asked you a specific.
Speaker 10: I want to point out something, Centator, you presided here.
I think for thirty two years you presided over the
destruction of the health of the American people. Well are
people are now the sickest people in the world. Curiously
because you have not done your job seriously that that is,
and what is done about it? What have you done
about the epidemic chronic disease?
Speaker 3: Secretary?
Speaker 10: What have you done about the epidemicsage?
Speaker 1: Is a great, great, great, great position. You've been on
this committee for how long You've been there for thirty
two years? You've done nothing, and now you're going to
come at me. Pambondi's looking for the same thing. She's
been in government, how long, her whole life, her whole
adult life. What has she done? She's in Washington, d C.
Not releasing the Epstein files, continue to put up tweets.
No one's about of the law, No one believes you, Pam.
In twenty years, you're gonna look just like your mental
and spiritual doppelganger.
Speaker 3: Patty Murray.
Speaker 1: Story number three, The Democrats' Great White Hope is a
fake Christian. Have you heard of James Talerrico, who I'm
tempted to call James Jimmy tall Rico. He is a
Democrat in Texas and he's sort of the I guess
Anti Beta Auric, Remember Beta Beta. I'm sorry, Beto. I
always think of him as Beta for some reason. Can't
imagine why I think of him as Beta. But he
went out to run for a Senate. First of all,
as a he was at Texan and yep, he agreed
with gun rights. And then he didn't agree with gun rights,
but he thought hunting was okay. Then he didn't think
hunting was okay, and then he became radicalized Beta a'uric,
and then he started to cuss.
Speaker 3: So he went through all.
Speaker 1: These iterations of Beta O'Rourke where he was calm and
somewhat moderate. Then the end of Beta at rourke's career
was he would stand on stage and scream the effort,
because man, you know, he's passionate. If he's screaming the effort,
that's intelligence.
Speaker 3: That's passion.
Speaker 1: So Beta O'Rourke was the guy who was going to
take the Senate from Republicans and in this era from
Ted Cruz. Now there's a whole, full on effort to
destroy the state of Texas through mass migration. The Biden
administration was shipping people in their right and left because
they want to change the balance. They want to get
those people registered to vote. They want to create communities
that exist to bring in Democrat voters. For instance, creating
communities all of one faith and it's not the Christian faith.
These people tend to vote a different direction. There's been
all these strategies about turning the Texas government purple and
then blue. The chief staff, the chief strategist for Bill Clinton,
said something about Texas and Democrats haven't won in a
long long time. But he thinks that James Jimmy Tolerico,
the young new Beta Arouric, might be the hope for
the state. Because well, let's let him kind of talk
about this in this quick clip.
Speaker 3: Quote another Texans George W. Bush, that will resonate with
the people at Texas. I think terrific.
Speaker 1: Democrats haven't won a state wide race in thirty one years.
Speaker 3: In my beloved home state. I think tol Rico can
be the first.
Speaker 1: So why would Jimmy Talerico be the first who could
win statewide office in Texas? Well, it starts with the
fact that he is. You know, he's a Christian. It's
key to who is. And Texas is still a state
where a lot of people actually actively practice the faith.
There's a lot of Christian churches there, and there are
people who actually do church and then are the church.
There are people who have given their attention to abiding
with Christ, and in abiding then in their home sphere,
leading their home if they're the male, and being led
if they're the female, and coming under and lifting up.
In other words, biblically observant Christians who will recognize that
in marriage you're one flush and then you bring your
kids up in the faith, and that you're tied to
the faith in what it means. In other words, you
understand that Jesus Christ does not give you license to
show your love for Him in any way you desire.
By this, I will know you love me you follow
my commands. There are plenty of Christians in Texas who
understand that the Bible is very clear that Jesus Christ
is the way the Truth and the Life, and no
one goes to the Father but through him. That is
a very clear statement. There are no other faiths that
bring you to God. It's exclusive and by the way,
it's all available that anybody can accept the gift of salvation.
There are Christians in Texas and many of them who
understand that Jesus do have viewpoints on things like same
sex activity and sexual activity outside of marriage and what
marriage means. He doesn't just have points of view. He
is the Way, the truth, and the life. So his
points of view are the truth, they are what's.
Speaker 3: Good for us.
Speaker 1: So there's a lot of Christians who take that point
of view. In other words, they have.
Speaker 3: A biblical world view.
Speaker 1: So it's interesting to me that a party that goes
out often to hate Christianity by doing things like pretending
that if you are a biblically strict Christian you are
therefore a Christian nationalist.
Speaker 3: Nothing could be further than the truth from the truth.
Speaker 1: If you're a biblically strict Christian, you take your model
of interacting with government from Jesus Christ, who didn't care
about government.
Speaker 3: Now. He said that we should obey authorities.
Speaker 1: He taught that to the apostles who taught that to
us we should pay our taxes. He taught that to us.
Jesus himself showed that. And when the government comes along
and says stop speaking God's word, we should say no,
I'm not going to do that. The Apostles taught us
that because it was modeled. But Jesus never sought political power.
He never thought government was a solution for anything. Not
a single time did Jesus say to the Roman authorities, Hey,
you need to do this or that, or what are
you doing with those saxes. Never had any interest in that.
He never sought to go have meetings with powerful people.
He never sought to have a town hall meeting. He
never sought to do power sharing. He never sought to
go a mass An army. And he could have because
the Jewish people expected the Messiah to be a military
leader who was going to seize the territory from Rome
and give it back to the Jewish people.
Speaker 3: He never did that.
Speaker 1: He could have done all these things. Instead, he submitted.
Speaker 3: Right up to the cross. He followed the law right
up to the cross.
Speaker 1: But not before he left behind very clear statements about
who he is, who the father is how He, the
and the Holy Spirit are one. So here comes James
Tallerco into a party that has hated Christianity, that has
hated white men. White men are the problem. White Christian
men are the problem. They continue to say this that
the domestic terror world is dominated in America by white
Christian men. They put it in the documentation in the
United States Army that our troops were taught that white
Christian men are the prominent threat to this country. But
they're running a so called white Christian man. Now, James
Jimmy Tolerco appears to be white, and he, from our perspective,
is a man. But again, the Democrat Party doesn't believe
in maleship. There's no such thing. So here's James Jimmy
Tolerico talking about the miracle of Christianity. This seems to
be a fundamental divorce from the actual miracle of Christianity.
Speaker 11: The genius of Christianity, the miracle of Christianity is not
the claim that that Jesus is God. It's that God
is Jesus. Jesus helps us understand the mystery. A mystery
can't help us understand Jesus. So this idea that ultimate reality,
the ground of our being, the cosmos. However, you wanted
to find God that that somehow looks like this humble, compassionate,
barefoot rabbi in the first century, someone who broke cultural
norms as someone who stood up for the vulnerable and
the marginalized, someone who challenged religious authority. That to me
is such a revolutionary idea, and it leads you to
challenge organized religion.
Speaker 1: Okay, let's start here the genius and then he changes that. No,
not genius, No, no. The miracle of Christianity is not
that Jesus is God. Is that God is Jesus? Absolutely meaningless, babble,
I and the Father are one. If you've seen Me,
you've seen the Father.
Speaker 3: They're one.
Speaker 1: It makes you question organized religion. Jesus stood up for
the least of these because he came from the least
of these, and that is beautiful. God chose to create
this movement bottom up. That is beautiful. He never went
top down. He never went to the Pharisees and said, hey,
let's PowerShare. He never sought office. I mean here he
was this incredibly popular, in famous and beloved rabbi. He
could have gone in the pharisees and say, hey, I
got an idea. Why don't you make me pharisee.
Speaker 3: That way?
Speaker 1: My people have some more respect for you. Never did that,
but it makes you question organize religion? Who organized religion?
Who was the first Christian to organize religion?
Speaker 3: Jesus He in his.
Speaker 1: Three years, taught his followers how he interacted with people.
In other words, the Bible tells us how we treat
one another. Jesus modeled that. He modeled teaching, He modeled modeling,
and when Jesus went back to Heaven, one of the
first things the Apostles did was create home churches that
were organized, so organized that people had assigned job tasks.
Speaker 3: We speak often.
Speaker 1: About the fact that one of the things they assigned
was caring for the Greek widows.
Speaker 3: That was a very hard.
Speaker 1: Thing for a Jewish man or someone who was not
Jewish at that time living in Rome to say, hey,
all sign up to care for the Greek widows, because
it wasn't a masculine thing. It was like washing feet.
But the Apostles had watched Jesus wash feet. Jesus Christ
announced his church when Peter confessed that Jesus Christ was
it is the Messiah. Jesus said, it is upon this
rock build my church. Jimmy James Tallerico says, the miracle
of Christianity makes us question organized religion.
Speaker 3: No, it does not.
Speaker 1: Jesus Christ organize the Christian faith into organized churches, and
when they're well run, they have elders and pastors who
hold each other to account and are held to account
by a congregation and ultimately held to account by God
by abiding with God. Jimmy James Tallerco is a fake Christian.
He's really good at speaking this to people who don't
understand Christianity, who haven't studied it, never spent any time
in the Bible, and just want to take what he
called that gentle barefoot rabbi. Yep, Jesus was gentle, and
he will come back as a judge, and he will
not be barefoot. He'll have swords coming out from his mouth,
and he will come and he will lay waste to
the soldiers of Satan who have been allowed to reign
over this earth for a period of time. And there
is going to be gnashing of teeth, and there's to
be panic, because every neee will bow and every tongue
will confess that Jesus Christ's Lord, and he ain't going
to be sitting their barefoot gentle Jesus, He's going to
be judge jury and not executioner. Because we don't get
out of this life. We simply go to another life.
We just get to choose where. But Jimmy, James tall
Rica wants Jesus to be a soft hearted liberal who
wants all the government programs. He was chatting with Ezra
Kline the Democrats Great White Hope. James Jimmy Toalrico, continuing
along the line of fake christian how do.
Speaker 11: You think about the competing claims of different religions. Do
you believe Christianity to be more true than other religions?
Do you believe there to be exclusivity in these beliefs,
that they're incompatible with each other. I believe Christianity points
to the truth. I also think other religions of love
point to the same truth. I think of different religious
traditions as different languages. So you and I could sit
here and debate what to call this cup, and you
could call it a cup in English, you'd call it
something else in the Spanish and French. But we are
all talking about the same reality. I believe Jesus Christ
reveals that reality to us, but I also think that
other traditions reveal that reality in their own ways, with
their own symbol structures. And I've learned more about my
tradition by learning more about Buddhism and Hinduism and Islam
and Judaism, and so I see these beautiful faith traditions
as circling the same truth about the universe, about the cosmos,
and that truth is inherently a mystery. And I think
the most destructive thing is when religion becomes an end
in and of itself. That's when religion implodes. My pastor
always told me growing up that religious symbols are like aspirin.
In order to work, they have to dissolve. They point
beyond themselves. If you get lost in the symbols, if
you get lost in the words, you're missing the reality
that we're all trying to describe and talk about.
Speaker 1: So here's what this guy's really really good at doing.
He's good at painting pastiches that seem to mean something.
I encourage you take that statement and have an ai
transcribe it into rie and read it, because if you
read it. You're gonna see it's utter gibberish and it
also contains a great, big lie. I mean to give
you an example. You know the song The Waiting by
Tom Petty. Man, I listened to that song when I
was a kid. I take it and it's so deep
and man, it would just bring me just this, oh
burning in my bosom, and oh the song and the waiting.
Have you ever read the lyrics to the Waiting? I
encourage you to read them one day and understand that
Tom Petty, great songwriter, great melody, great twelve string guitar,
and that great bird style jingle jangle. This song means nothing.
James Salerico means nothing except this.
Speaker 3: He's a liar.
Speaker 1: Jesus Christ said, I am the Way, the Truth, and
the life. No one comes to the Father but through me.
He came to the religious tectocrats of the day, the
religious experts, the Pharisees, and said, Nope, you're wrong. He said,
you've heard it said that, But I tell you, do
you understand? That's the revolution? The revolution was the technocratic
ruling class, the technocratic religious ruling class. The Sermon on
the Mount is often and wisely seen as this beautiful
statement of Christ's love for everybody. But to the Pharisees,
Jesus was there saying they're all wrong. I am the Way,
the truth, and the life. I am the water from which,
once you drink, you never thirst. I am the food
that's satisfied forever. I tell you, those who do not
drink of my blood did even my flesh, can have
no part of me. That was the revolution, only Christ.
More from Jimmy James Talllerico. First, I think we should
define what we mean by love. I'm not talking about
a sentimental feeling. I believe love is a force as
real as gravity, the force that drew elements together in
the Big Bang, the force that drew life from those
primordial oceans, The love that drew you and I of
this exact moment and this exact conversation, the love that
we were born of, the love we exis, and the
love we will one day return to. You can call
that the logos, you can call it the Christ mystery,
you can call it God. In fact, our scriptures say
that God is love. And I always think the question
do you believe in God? Is such a strange one,
because to me, God is the realist thing, ultimate reality,
the ground of our being. I think the question people
are asking when they say that is do you believe
in love?
Speaker 3: And love? To me, no, that's that's the most powerful
thing in the universe. That's not what we're believing. Jimmy
James Talerco.
Speaker 1: Do you see that he has to go to the
primordial goo? So he's a Darwinist. The Big Bang, which
was absolutely everything, including the rules that govern the world,
coming in an instant. There was nothing, and then there
was everything. But nothing happened to cause the everything because
there was nothing. Oh and by the way, what he
thinks of love doesn't matter to me an inch. The
Bible defines love as a force of the will. It
is patient, it is kind, It does not keep lists
of grievances, is not angry nor proud. It is not
self serving or power seeking. Jimmy James tall Rico. This
is the Todd Hermannshaw. Please go be well, be strong,
be kind, and please make every effort to walk in
the light of Jesus Christ, who is the Way, the Truth,
and the Life. No one comes to the Father but
through him, no one and no way