Speaker 1: Welcome to the Three Stories version of the Todd Herbert Show.
So Kamala's closing argument is effectively more weed in, more
young men watching videos of people having sex.
Speaker 2: Well.
Speaker 1: On the other hand, Elon Musk, who's going to be
working with President Trump God Willing is promoting a two
trillion dollar spending cut.
Speaker 3: Story number two?
Speaker 1: Would God really choose RFK Junior to dismantle the so
called public health industry? Story number three another attempt to
imprison Trump, this time for something he legitimately did not say.
We'll do this with the help of our YouTube channel
YouTube dot com slash at the Todd Herman Show and
with the great grace of God Almighty.
Speaker 4: The Todd Herman Show is one hundred percent disapproved by
big pharma, technocurrats and Tyron severan where from the high
mountains of Free America. Here's the Emerald City XI.
Speaker 3: God to her men, today is the day the Lord
has made, and.
Speaker 1: These are the times through which God has decided we
should live.
Speaker 3: It was talking to the day with a friend of
mine about performative politics.
Speaker 1: We're having a discussion about performative politics and what does
it mean? And I think we were looking at it
from a different perspective. When I talk about performative politics,
I'm talking about the politics of performance simply saying a
thing because it's a thing, we say it's I'm in
favor of the current thing, very very passionately, and I
will tell you I love the current thing. I support
the current thing until the current thing is no longer
the current thing, at which point it's either forgotten or
pretend they no longer support it. Case in point, believe
all women. Hey, there's a naked man in the locker room.
Speaker 3: No, there's not.
Speaker 1: Trans women are women? The current thing? Performative politics. City
councils having debates on whether they should censure President Trump
for his crimes against humanity. A city council, they can't
do anything about it. The censor would mean nothing, or
issuing arrest warrants for them, as city councils have attempted
to do, knowing that federal law would override all of that.
It's performative politics. It's the flag on your profile. Do
you remember when Ukraine became the single most important country
in history, our closest ally forever and our most important one.
And we knew that because the flags appeared so did
the stay blank at home, stay safe. Performative Politics is performance.
It's not about policy. It's not about governing. It's not
about safe streets in the States in the case of
his city council. It's not about well funded cops or
well funded schools. It's not about any of that. It
is about performance. And so of course we have the
era of the celebrity, which is, by the way, I
think now reached that moment of celebrity. This referred to
as the jumping of the Shark, if you don't know that,
came from a show called Happy Days in in an
effort to keep freshening the show up and freshening it up,
one of the characters, Phonsie, who used to be sort
of pseudo thuggish, a little bit tiny bit, had become
sort of grandpa thug with his leather jacket still worn,
played by Henry Winkler, played well by Henry Winkler, and
then came the moment or to show that he was
magical powers.
Speaker 3: In fact, mystical powers.
Speaker 1: Phonsie had never water skied, but he decided to water
ski in his leather jackets with his white T shirt,
and he jumped over a pool of sharks, the first
time he'd ever ever water.
Speaker 3: Skied, and Happy Days died. People said, absurd, Praise God.
Speaker 1: I think we've had this moment in this campaign, or
a series of these moments as celebrities can't hear or
see themselves. To compare Cardi b a celebrity for singing
about wrapping about wops.
Speaker 3: If you know, you know, and if you don't know,
don't go find.
Speaker 1: Out versus Elon Musk, celebrity because of achievement, even when
grifting our tax dollars to get that achievement.
Speaker 3: We'll talk about all of this.
Speaker 1: We'll talk about it with a focus on what's healthy
for the country, and we can talk about what's healthy
for you. If you're someone who is facing surgery and
your surgeon.
Speaker 3: Has told you you have no choice.
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it must go through surgery. I'm here to tell you
that might not be true. Your surgeon might think it's true,
and they're probably do. They probably don't think there's any
way to get around this. They're probably convinced. They're probably
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n ue Dot Healthcare. So Cardi B was called in
to Kamala rally because Kamala has done maybe one rally
where she didn't have entertainers there and very often. In fact,
it happened twice that MSNBC pretended to think that the
entertainers were going to perform, so twice they said, oh,
they're going to perform in this and no, it was
never going to be performance. It was going to be
something like this. In Cardi B's defense, and yes, I'll
defend her.
Speaker 3: I want to be fair.
Speaker 1: She'd intended to go out and read from a teleprompter
and we'll get to later later in another video, we'll
get to her defense of this and I'll kind of
summarize it and second here, but she's on stage and
apparently the teleprompter didn't work, so she asked someone to give.
Speaker 3: Her her phone. Cardi B worked on this speech.
Speaker 1: In fact, she said in her defense, she worked her
blank in blank blanken blanken blanken blank off on this speech.
Speaker 5: Mm seam say he's going to protect women whether they
like it or not. Well, if his definition or protection
is not the freedom of choice, And.
Speaker 3: It went on and on.
Speaker 4: And on.
Speaker 1: With that same tone, that same stirring at the screen
from a woman who cannot be bothered to actually speak
to people performative politics. I don't know a thing about
Cardi B other than what she raps about and how
she speaks.
Speaker 3: Effort, effort, effort, effort, effort.
Speaker 1: It makes sense that in Kamala Harris's campaign, Cardi B
would you going to spokespeople?
Speaker 3: But that was not effective.
Speaker 1: It couldn't be effective for anybody who's in any form
intellectually honest. Well, the intellectual honesty is those clear. Kamala
Harris has promoted more weed, more crypto, and most disturbingly,
more young men watching more videos of people having sex.
She's promoted this in ads. She'll protect your access to
that work that is destroying women. When Cardi B's talking
about protecting women, how about protecting them from a society
of young men who've been taught that it's okay to
choke your partner. In fact, it's a good thing to
choke your partner during a sexual encounter. What about protecting
women from that? What about protecting eleven year old girls
from being asked on their phones from boys send me nudes,
which kids are doing. That's protecting girls who go on
to become women. Now it's my understanding that Cardi B
is at one time a sex performer. So maybe she
thinks that's okay, look what it's done for her. But
she is the living, breathing exception to the rule of
what it does. And I'm not here to say I
think it's done good things for her. She's rich, full
stop and spiritually captured. That's the closing argument of the
Kamala Harris campaign. President Trump has a series of closing
arguments and a series of people making them. Elon Musk
is famous for a different reason than Cardi B. He's
famous because he got rich with inventions, and sometimes he
grifted our tax dollars to get them, and he'll claim
that he's paid us all back for Tesla.
Speaker 3: I don't agree.
Speaker 1: And yet here he is doing some things for the
country that must be done eventually unless.
Speaker 3: We want to be completely collapsed.
Speaker 1: Elon Musk is a different approach to interaction with the
Trump audience than does Cardi B.
Speaker 3: With Kamala Harris's it's all right, I've.
Speaker 4: Only got one question for you that I'm getting out
of here, because this is your stage.
Speaker 1: But we set up googe. How much do you think
we can rip out of this wasted six point five
trillion dollars Harris Biden budget.
Speaker 6: Well, I think we can do at least two trillion.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yes, two trillion.
Speaker 6: I mean, at the end of the day, you're being taxed.
You're being taxed. All government spending is taxation. So whether
it's it's direct taxation or old gun spending, it's either
becomes inflation or it's it's direct taxation. Your money is
being wasted. And the Department of Government divisions. He's gonna
fix that.
Speaker 3: He's not good at getting people wild up, but he
knows what he's talking about.
Speaker 6: We're gonna get the government off your back and out
of your pocketbook. And America is just not not gonna's
just gonna be great. America is gonna reach heights that
it has never seen before. The future is gonna be amazing.
Speaker 1: Really bad like getting people riled up, but he knows
what he's talking about with government waste. He knows what
he's talking about with the spending. He knows what he's
talking about with the tax structure. He knows what a
passive tax is versus or indirect tax versus a direct tax.
The closing argument CARDI B with a phone, elon Musk
with provable, demonstrable accountable experience volte wisely.
Speaker 3: Story number two.
Speaker 1: When God told humankind to the prophet Samuel to not
seek a king other than him, Why did he say that?
I mean, he's a jealous God. That's a misunderstood phrase.
He's a jealous god, jealous for what, jealous for our love,
for our trust for us to turn to him and say,
I may not know what the day holds, but I
know who makes the day.
Speaker 3: That's a Christian music song. I should probably pay royalty
for that.
Speaker 1: In fact, YouTube will send me a little note the
flag copyright. When he told the prophet Samuel to go
back to the people and say, wait, wait, wait, wait wait,
I'm your king, Lord God, I am the Lord. I
took you out of Egypt. I am your king. And
Samuel went and said that. The people said no, no, no,
but we want a king.
Speaker 3: We got our king.
Speaker 1: So the Lord looked around Israel and said, okay, here's
a tall dude.
Speaker 3: Go get this guy, Saul. He's tall and good looking.
That's what you see.
Speaker 1: He can't be special because really, no human beings are special.
I can use anybody for any outcome. And we can
now look back at that moment in history where the
Jewish people said, yeah, we'd rather not have God be
our king. We want human beings to be our king.
We don't want a perfect king. We want a flawed king.
We don't want a king that's always in it for
our good. We want a king who sometimes going to
do some good things for us, but very often is
going to be in it for his good. Multiple times
throughout history, God has looked around the world and said,
I can use anybody. Look at the Lord Jesus walking
around with his existing disciples, and they walk past a
tax booth, the hated tax collector on behalf of the Romans.
You think the irs is hated by some people, think
about accepting and collecting taxes on behalf of a invading,
oppressive army of Romans. Or Jesus walks past that tax booth,
he catches the eye of someone named Levi, and he
turns to Levi's his follow me, and Levi did. He
was later renamed Matthew. Now this is extra biblical, and
it's exported the chosen which is an extra biblical program
based upon the Bible. But you have to believe there
was a lot of discussion among the existing disciples. Are
you insane Jesus? He's a tax collector And Jesus could
look at them and go and you fished, and you
weren't even that good at it. I had to show
you how so human kings versus the Lord saying I'll
take that person and use them for this specific task. Now,
in the case of the twelve minus Judas, they received
the most magnificent reward in possible to have, which is
eternity with the Lord Jesus. Throughout time, the Lord used
bad people for his ends. When the Pharisees decided to
put the Lord to death, they thought that they were winning.
Speaker 3: The Lord was using them.
Speaker 1: No, I need you to do these things, and I
need you to do it on this day and in
this way and at this time and with these words,
because I need you to fulfill scripture. And they didn't
even know it.
Speaker 3: So Robert F. Kennedy Junior has said something that a
lot of people have a problem with.
Speaker 1: He's suggesting that God intends to use him in a
trumpet MANU, could that.
Speaker 3: Be the case?
Speaker 1: I think it could because it goes to the heart
of human corruption being solved by a man who is
spiritually corrupt. God can use anybody. The corruption post election
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it's going to be top down, if the people install
Kamala Harris, whether she wins or is installed. If that happens,
the corruption will be pervasive across the board, top down,
impossible to escape. If President Trump is elected and is
allowed to take office, then the corruption will be of
a different form. It'll be fighting based corruption between the
two parties. You'll have the Mitch McConnell wing hopefully getting
kicked out for good. Hopefully Ted Cruz wins reelection. McConnell
hasn't helped him in that, he's hurt him in that.
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Speaker 1: So RFK Junior says he's been praying for something since
two thousand fives.
Speaker 8: Since two thousand and five, I spend thirty minutes praying
every day when I get out of bed, and I
and my prayer is this. I ask God for nineteen
years to put me in position where I could end
the chronic disease epidemic and bring health back to our children.
And in August God sent me Donald Trump.
Speaker 3: Now here we are election day talking about this.
Speaker 1: If it's for to happen in r K Junior were
to do this and he were to be given this opportunity,
would he be doing it?
Speaker 3: God could work through him for this. And he's a
good tool as anybody.
Speaker 1: Because there's one issue on which r f K Junior
is correct and has been for many many years.
Speaker 3: It's pharma and health.
Speaker 1: Now, he made the same mistake a ton of people
made about the injections early on in the lockdowns. Early on,
he course corrected very quickly and since then he's been
spot on. So what would the plan be if God
were running health policy?
Speaker 3: What would it be? I would suggest that it would
be a return to the garden.
Speaker 1: There are foods that are very much like the fruit
of the tree of the knowledge of good and evil. Chemically,
try this sometime. If you're someone who eats a lot
of sugar, try this. Take two weeks off. Don't eat sugar.
And sugar is in many many things. Sugar is in milk,
Sugar is in pasta. My mom says pasta. She's not Italian.
Speaker 3: I don't know that sounds a time, but she says pasta.
Sugar is in pasta.
Speaker 1: Take a week, eat meats and vegetables, eat some starches,
but don't eat any refried sugars or any simple sugars.
Speaker 3: Try it for two weeks. Then and plan this day.
Plan this day. Go and have.
Speaker 1: All the sugar you want. But when you're eating it,
pay attention. You're getting high. You're getting high. Legitimately, you
were getting high. When I started a fat loss journey
that you might not know about if you're watching this
versus listening to it. I weighed almost four hundred pounds
and I went through this ritual. I read Tim Ferriss's
book about the Way to Lose fat through his eyes,
and he had some very simple tricks. Don't eat white foods.
Foods it can be white, but give yourself a cheat day.
Speaker 3: Cheat day.
Speaker 1: Well, here's what cheat day meant to me. Six days
of good, solid eating and then purposely waking up and
beginning the day down at a place called Des Moins
Creek Restaurant where it was all you could eat, baby,
and I'm talking.
Speaker 3: About every pastry.
Speaker 1: I'd start with eggs and bacon, but then every pastry
in every way it could possible to consume it, and
then going home and having all the ice cream, and
then at night having all the pie and all the stuff.
And I'm more than made up for all the calories
I skipped during the week. But man, I felt amazing.
I felt hungry all the time on that day. The
next day, I went back to the gym and I
didn't do those things, but I was stoned. We can
turn this stuff around with kids by getting them off
of the simple sugars. They're an occasional thing. We can
turn this obesity crisis around by simply saying to ourselves,
what is the food we can eat that is the
closest to the way God made it. If it was
hard to get, it would be hard to eat. The
more refined food is, the less likely it would be
as God designed the night.
Speaker 3: There was this kid.
Speaker 1: He was eating at pepperoni stick around me, and he said, hey, look,
I'm having my protein.
Speaker 3: He's fourteen years old, he's old enough to hear that.
I said, no, you're not man. No this is meat.
No it's not.
Speaker 1: Let's read the ingredients together. Meat was the third thing.
Sugar was the first, and a filler was the second.
You're eating a sugar stick with some fat in it.
In fact, macrobiotically, it was more fat and sugar than protein.
RFK Junior could do these things with his wisdom or
with God. God would have us drink water instead of soda.
He would have us eat fruits from a tree instead
of in fruit leather. He would have us eat lean
meats and proteins that way, straight from the field or
the kill.
Speaker 3: If you like.
Speaker 1: Sorry to my vegan daughter, this can be done. RFK Jr.
Might be the guide God decides to use to do this.
In other words, picture the garden.
Speaker 3: And eat that way.
Speaker 1: Although my Seventh day Adventist friends will say you just
endorsed vegetarianism, don't didn't mean to do that. Story Number three,
you can know the state of the country you're in
In many, many ways. Here's one key indicator. What are
they putting people in prison for? What are they trying
to put people in prison for? And ask yourself a question.
Are you living in a country of laws or a
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You can know the country in which you're living by
looking at the ways laws are being used.
Speaker 3: Used.
Speaker 1: I didn't say in forced, I said used. Are you
in a country of laws? Are you in a country
of moods? We right now are on the precipice of
becoming a country purely based upon mood, the mood of
the rulers. At that point, laws are simply words on
books on paper. They mean nothing in regard to equal application.
You cannot be in a representative form of democracy and
have unequal enforcement of the laws. The Attorney General of
Arizona is named Chris Mays.
Speaker 3: She is wholly corrupt. This is her.
Speaker 1: Talking about putting President Trump in jail. Now, why would
they want to do this?
Speaker 9: And bram Resnik, the political anchor and reporter from our
NBC affiliate in Phoenix, kpn X, joins us talk about
this is breaking news regarding Donald Trump's comments that he
made about Liz Cheney in Arizona last night. The attorney
general is responding, that's right.
Speaker 10: I just spoke to Attorney General Chris Mays about two
hours ago for the taping of my Sunday show. She
told me she had just got gotten off the phone
with her Criminal Division chief and she was investigating whether
what Donald Trump said about Liz Cheney constituted a death
threat under Arizona law. I'll tell you, under Arizona law,
it is illegal to make threats or intimidate someone can
be charged as a class one misdemeanor, class six felony.
Chris Mays told me they're looking into it. I asked
her whether this was just political speech free speech. She said,
we're checking to see if acrossed that line. But she
also put it in the larger perspective. If you're here
right now, you begin to understand how this place is
ready for a high security event on Tuesday, an election.
Our sheriff's office is talking about a no tolerance policy
for protests. Chris Mays is activating all her agents. Every
law enforcement agency in the state is involved with protecting
the vote, protecting voters. So that's Chris May's brought that
into the conversation.
Speaker 3: So this is a horrible thing.
Speaker 1: President Trump said it you might face filmy charges because
it's a clear threat against Liz Chenie.
Speaker 3: It couldn't be more clear.
Speaker 1: The state's highest so called law enforcement officer is involved.
And here's reminder of what Trump said.
Speaker 2: And I don't blame him for sticking with his daughter,
but his daughter is a very dumb individual, very dumb.
She's a radical warhawk. Let's put her with a rifle
standing there with nine barrel shooting at her. Okay, let's
see how she feels about it. You know, when the
guns are trained on her face.
Speaker 3: You know, there are warhawks when.
Speaker 2: They're sitting in Washington and nice building saying, oh, g
you will, Let's let's send ten thousand troops right into
the mouth of the enemy. But she's a stupid person.
And I used to I have meetings with a lot
of people, and she always wanted to go to war
with people.
Speaker 1: She would have put us in fifty countries. You can
examine the country living in by asking this question, how
are the laws being applied. Are they dispassionate application of
the laws on an equal footing, or are they mood related?
In the case of the Age of Arizona, she has
a mood. She's got a niche. She hates Trump, she
loves power, so she's willing to pretend that what President
Trump said there was about an execution, rather than Hey, Liz,
you go try being a soldier in a country made
totally corrupt to serve industry for all. Mitch McConnell said
about the war in Ukraine, it's good for a manufacturing base,
and Jesus wept. This is the todd Hermannshaw. Please go,
be well, be strong, be kind, and please make every
effort to walk in the light of Christ.