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Speaker 1: Welcome to the Three Stories version of the Todd Herman Shows.

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Story number one Man Dommie's bench press disaster and Cracker

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Barrel's destruction. These are actually the same story. Story number two,

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Bill Gates has a new plan for your life and

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story number three Are you a Christian Supremacist? I think

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Speaker 2: Todd Hermann Show is disapprove but pharma technocrats in tyrn

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s everywhere from the high mountains of Free America. Here's

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the Emerald City exile. Todd herman.

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Speaker 1: Today is a day the Lord has made in These

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are the times to which God is to side of

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which she'll live. You saw the bench press disaster, didn't you?

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The bench press disaster of the socialist who wants to

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be Mayor of New York Zara Mundami. If you haven't

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seen it, it's something to behold. Particular if you understand

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anything about jim work or what's a decently healthy dude

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in his age or early thirties should be able to

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bench press, which should be kind of your body weight

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and then some. Then you've seen the disaster of the

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Cracker Barrel CEO and what she's done, what her branding

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team has done to this American brand. This is the

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same story. It may not seem like it, but it's

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exactly the same story. Julie fels Mossino, President and Chief

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executive offer of Cracker Barrel Old Country Stores, Incorporated. My

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friend Chris Bray from Tell Me how this ends on

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Substack did the most amazing thing. He went and looked

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at her bio. Miss Messino previously served as President of

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the International of International Taco Bell subsidiary of Young Brands

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from January twenty eighteen to December twenty nineteen. She served

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as Presidents North America of Taco Bell. Miss Mencino served

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as the president and Senior Vice President and GM of

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Fisher Price at Mattel Inc. From twenty seventeen April to

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twenty eighteen January. That's a short tenure. Prior to her

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service at Mattel her service, she served as the president

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and then the chief executive officer of Sprinkles Cupcakes from

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twenty fourteen to twenty seventeen. From two thousand and two

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to twenty fourteen, Miss Messino served in various leadership roles

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at Starbucks Corporation. She began a professional current corporate positions

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at Vivor retail companies Goadiva Chocolates, Coach, J Crew, and Macy's.

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She served, as Chris points out, that's a lot of

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jobs in a short history a couple of decades. It's

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a lot of senior jobs with a lot of brands

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that don't have any significant legacy. Taco Bell, it's cheap tacos, Mattel,

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it's cheap toys, Starbucks, it's really expensive coffee, and Woke, Woke, Woke.

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So she becomes the chief executive officer of a company

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with a heritage, a Southern heritage, a redneck heritage. Sorry,

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I could say that because it's a genetic test and

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found out I'm seventy nine point eight seven percent redneck.

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A heritage of weird paintings, pictures, photographs, hung caddyewampus, nicknack,

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you know, like someone's home that is not named Julie

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fels Messino. She is a pretender. She does not live

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the brand, and she does not appreciate the brand. She's

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not a person who would like places like this. She's

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a person who wears the same uniform glasses as the

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people in MSNBC, and she is an absolute pretender when

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it comes to the outcome of this, as I'll show

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you in just a second. Now, I don't think anyone

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goes to Cracker Barrel thinking that you're going to go

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eat super healthy food. I'm not saying it's bad food.

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I'm sure there's delicious stuff there. I've only been there

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a few times, and it's not the thing that's going

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to make you unhealthy if you've tended a few times.

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But people as a whole have been cons about their bodies,

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and if you've been conned about your bodies, and you

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found yourself putting on a lot of weight when you

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pass your forties. You kind of sometimes blame hormones people

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to do that. That's a con and you can blame

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you don't move enough, and that's true, most people don't

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exercise enough. But did you know that many people look

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of Cracker Bail, woman with all these jobs with the

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uniform glasses MSNBC uniform Glasses, said this about a move

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that cost her company fourteen percent in stock value on

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day one and has cost her a social media firestorm

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of customers who hate what she's done.

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Speaker 3: Mostly, the feedback's been overwhelmingly positive that people like what

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we're doing. I'll give you another SoundBite. I actually happened

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to be in Orlando last week with all of our managers.

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We bring them together and once every other year, and

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the number one question that I got asked Michael was

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how can I get a remodel? When can I get

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a remodel? How do I get on the list? Really so,

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because the feedback and the buzz is so good, not

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only from our customers but from our team members. They

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want to work in a wonderful restaurant. So we're doing

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everything for our guests and our team member.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, it's going so well. And if you just go

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search Cracker Barrel, just go do it yourself. We don't

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have time to go through the number of tweets from

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people who love Cracker Barrel and hate it. Now, we

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don't have time to show you everything about Cracker Berel

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that's been going woke. They're esg scoring Robbie Starbuck's gonna

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look at this. It's woke, woke, woke. People saw the uniform.

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That's all it took for the stock to drop fourteen percent.

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People saw the uniform, they saw the redesign, they saw

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the throwing out of everything that communicated a Southern heritage,

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a redneck heritage. The people who go to Cracker Barrel

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liked that stuff. And if you just go to social

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media you search Cracker Barrel. Here's what you're gonna see,

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and it's a fascinating phenomena. People who don't eat there say, wow,

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that looks a lot better. Maybe I'll try it. People

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who have been eating their say I hate this, or

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you'll get to some menu specifics. I didn't know this existed,

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but big fans of Cracker Barrel did. They got rid

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of their hash brown casserole. I don't know what a

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hash brown castrole is. It sounds kind of gross to me.

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they're noticing the things they're showing side by side, comparisons

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of the parking lots empty during senior dining hour that

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used to be full. I could spend the next two

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hours going through and showing you posts about this stuff.

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what's going on, but she's a pretender and she's not

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used to getting caught. No one cares about a rebrand

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of Taco Bell no one. No one cares if they

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changed the colors, no one. There's no memorabilia, there's no

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heritage beyond Sheep Taco. No one cares. They cared about

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Cracker Barrel. This is the same story as what went

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on in New York. This socialists around. Mandami is a

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pretender in every way. He went and had a three

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day wedding in Uganda, which is a country that's not

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particularly friendly to same sex attracted people or gender defiant people,

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and yet he's the big defender of gender defiance and

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same sex attracted people. He's a man of the people

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who's never had a job. He lives in a rent

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controlled apartment. Though he and his wife probably bring home

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a quarter million bucks a year, he lives in rent control.

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which he's paid one hundred and forty five grand a year,

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plus per diems per day charges for driving around and

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eating food. So he is a pretender, not used to

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getting caught, and he may well be the mayor of

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New York. So he decided to go to a street

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fair where they were giving people an opportunity to bench press.

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a man in your mid thirties, it's one hundred and

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thirty five pounds, Or for those of us who are

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in the business of doing a little bit of weightlifting

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here or there, the bar plus plates, and this is

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the result. It starts with two guys having to spot

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this dude to lift this off of his chest and

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standing there helping him. Look at the guy behind him

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doing not a particularly good job of spotting. But notice

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his arms. He is lifting this for the so called

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mayoral candidates. How you move up in a pole? In

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Speaker 1: How you move up in the pole?

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Speaker 1: Dude needs two men lifting off for one hundred and

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thirty five pounds, not one, but two. He is not

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lifting that. Look at the spotter's arms. His arms, His

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arms are lax. Oh, it's the same story. The lady

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with the wol glasses did not like cracker barrel She

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was not a crackerbrorel fan. She's not a fan of

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southern culture. She's not a fan of redneck culture. She's

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a creature of a high finance. So the cleaning out

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the cracker barrels, and she's pretending it's all good, And

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Zadami is pretending he just or what's Mandami just pretended?

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the same story for tenders, not people living the brand.

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Story Number two, Bill Gates is working on a new

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plan for your life. Man, it's a good plan too.

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He's going to make stuff cheaper. He's deeply, deeply concerned

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about the cost of things. Here's what Bill said about

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his Catalyst plan.

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Speaker 5: It's very exciting that we've got seven founding partners here

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for Catalysts. These are companies that care about climate and

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even beyond getting rid of their own emissions, are helping

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to support the projects that will reduce the costs making

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things like aviation fuel or hydrogen. And so it's not

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just their missions that will be impacted here. As we

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take this over billion dollars in capital we already have

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all companies in all countries will be able to participate

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in using green products. So I saw this as a

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key element. I first went to Satindella.

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Speaker 1: Then you know, so Sutton Adella is the CEO of Microsoft.

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Bill is the major shareholder of Microsoft. Meaning Bill went

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to sut and said, here's what we're going to do.

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St It wasn't a hey, would you consider this?

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Speaker 5: Seeing how out in front Larry's been on this issue,

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I went to him and.

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Speaker 1: So Larry Fink, and he doesn't want to say his

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Speaker 5: With them, encourage me to get a group together. Now

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we've got five other companies who are leaders in this

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space announcing substantial commitments. You know, So we start with

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over a billion dollars.

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Speaker 1: Okay, he keeps saying a billion dollars. Just remember that.

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Speaker 5: Fund the scale up projects that will bring the cost down.

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Speaker 1: Tax Oh oh oh, isn't that interesting? A billion bucks

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Speaker 2: I see.

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Speaker 1: Let's let Bill finish his plans for US.

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Speaker 5: Ex credits that will pull together dozens of these projects.

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Speaker 4: And you've got, if I understand it, in addition to

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Microsoft and Blackrock, you've got Bank of America, you've got

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General Motors, You've got bcg Arslo Mittal and maybe missing

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one American Airlines.

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Speaker 1: Imagine that sitting right next to Larry didn't want to

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say his last name. A billion dollars. Who that's nothing,

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that's nothing. Bill Gates has seventy billion or more, maybe

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one hundred and forty billion dollar. That's nothing. Now he

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gave the game away? Is he gave the game away.

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There's a lot of leverage because there's going to be

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government tax credits. The billion dollars is to pressure governments

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to bring the cost of green energy down, how by

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bringing the cost of the unfavored energy sources up in comparison.

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This has been the game from day one. Core energy,

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petroleum natural gas must be made more expensive so the

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alternative can appear cheaper. And this is part of the plan.

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But Bill gave away the plan in one other key thing.

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He didn't mention. It's not nudge, nudge nudge when you're

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talking about a billion dollars as world changing. Now the

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billion dollars is going to be used for one key thing,

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and that is a form of warfare without violence. My

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Tim Kokshank fought the real force kinds of wars. He

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fought on our behalf in three deployments as a Navy seal,

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a medic attached to seal teams. So he runs an

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honest business, no government's involvement. He doesn't pressure you to

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purchase your products from him. He doesn't go out and

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create relationships with government. He simply started a coffee company

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called bone Frog Coffee. Tim decided to do this when

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he was in the battlefield, realizing that God and coffee

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kept him alive. So when he came home and found

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the bone Frog, he created a design for the bone Frog,

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which means a fallen Navy seal. He based this off

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of the bone Frog, but didn't want to use the

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artist's actual work, as it respects to artist. So every

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bag respects the death of a Navy seal. When you

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purchase Bone Frog, ten percent of proceeds go to support

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the families of fallen Navy seals, often through the Navy

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Seal Foundation. And I know that's all well and good,

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and you could say, hey, you know what if I

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want to do that, I could just donate money to

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the Navy Seal Foundation. You could, and you should. But

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inside is what matters. The coffee that Tim produces is

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either created by a coffee legend named Dave Stuart, who

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started Seattle's Best Coffee, or it has been mentored by

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Dave who who taught Tim's team how to do this.

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Every bag says God Country Team on it. This morning,

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I'm having the Goltlocker Blend, which is I think my

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favorite of all their roasts. Goltlocker is an amazing Navy

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tradition of a place where enlisted men get to go

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and the officers have to dock to enter. Even admirals go.

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Try that out to Goltlocker Blend. Go to Bonefrog Cooffee

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coffee when you use promo code todd. That's Bonefrog Coffee

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dot com slash todd. When Bill Gates used the word leverage,

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he gave it all away. The big companies that are

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coming into this have big lobbyists. Blackrock has huge lobbyists.

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Larry Fink has huge lobbyist GM And it's not just

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the United States of America. Bank of America shows it

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has absolutely no loyalty to Americans whatsoever, as they hand

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out debit cards and credit cards to illegal immigrants offered

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without even checking their legal status or their real identities.

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None of these companies have a particularly the tights relationship

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with America, but they've got tight relationships with lobbyists. The

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billion dollars is a down payment on getting your money.

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Bill Gates intends to take our money to pay for

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what he's decided are green energies that he's decided to

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invest his money in, and he intends to drive up

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the costs of core energy by comparison. When green energy

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is supported by making us purchase products from companies we

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don't like at prices we can't afford for services we

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would prefer to get through core energy, the comparison of

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core energy prices goes up. When Bill says leverage, he

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means leveraging you. This is about creating laws. This is

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about creating tax schemes. This is about creating pressure on

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core energy so that your drive to work becomes more expensive.

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Unless you turnarounds and go right through Bill's bottleneck. Your

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house with core energy is going to be more expensive

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unless you walk through the bottle deck of bears Bill's

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green energy. Driving a car you choose this gas powered

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is going to become more and more expensive unless you

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go down the kill shoot of Bill's bottle deck. It's

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the same thing he did with COVID. This is the

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friendly version. The less friendly version comes along after the

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billion dollars, which is nothing, nothing world changing. Can't change

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the world with a billion, now, how hard you try,

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it's a drop in the bucket, But you can when

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you use the billion to bribe politicians. That's what Bill

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means by leverage. This is the friendly face. The face

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of force comes later. Story number three. Hey, are you

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a Christian supremacist? What an interesting phrase, a Christian supremacist.

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I think I might be a Christian supremacist. I'll tell

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you where this came up and how this was invented

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and why it was invented. And it came from some

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old friends of mine, some people who used to try

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to get me attacked by Antifa and chase down on

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the streets. It's the leftist magazine called The Stranger out

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of Seattle, and they have a fascinating business model which

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is effectively running sex trafficking ads. Yeah, they made a

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lot of money on that. So show you their take

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on Christian supremacy in a second, and I'll give you

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a little bit of a history with me and these

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guys as we build up into their invention of a

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new phrase, Christian supremacy. Hey, there's the supremacy of a

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healthcare approach that I've been using. I've been down three times.

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It's the stem cells from renewed healthcare in Mexico, and

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their process beats anything that you're even allowed to do

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in the United States. I'm putting on a free live

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webinar with these guys to talk about the stem cells

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they get from umbilical cords only. We're going to do

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versus stem cells. We're going to show you how stem

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cells from these umbilical cords at renew have helped with

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erectile dysfunction. They've helped return hair to people's heads, solving

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mayor potter and baldness without drugs. It's returned the mobility

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of people to their hands. It's helped solve neurological issues

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even like hemispherical paralyzation, people who couldn't move one side

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to the bodies. So submit your questions in advance about

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talks dot com. So there's this publication in Seattle called

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The Stranger, and they made several attempts to attack me.

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Some of them were kind of funny. They wrote this,

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Dear Todd Herman, maybe you shouldn't drive in bus lanes

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considering all your traffic violations. That was from Natalie Graham.

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Natalie reached out to me. It was actually kind of

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a funny conversation. I'd made the point on air that

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I drive in the ho or drove in the HOV

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lanes in Washington State and did it every morning. I

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did that because I beat it in court. See, I

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discovered that Seattle, Washington State, was illegally enforcing their HOV lanes.

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This is the high O capacity of vehicle lanes. When

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I found out they were illegal, I decided to drive

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in them, and from time to time I would get

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pulled over of course, I'd be at ten and two

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with the police officer, hands up front, asking permission to

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reach in the glove box to get my proof of

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insurance and registration. I would tell the officer, Hey, I

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hate to do this. We're going to have to bring

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it to court, and I would go beat these cases.

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I wanted an appeals court. I had to get out

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a jail free card for these lanes. And so I

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announced on the radio, Yeah, I'm gonna do this. And

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then I found out about the bus lanes, same scenario,

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same exact court case. So I announced to Seattle, I'm

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driving in your bus lanes, Come and get me. So

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this lady wrote this article about me. Oh, and she

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had the fun of a identifying my vehicle. Yeah, that

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wasn't accidental. She wanted me to get attacked. So when

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she did that, I didn't participate in her article. She

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wanted to do a follow up, but she did say

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that I had traffic violations, but she failed to mention

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the fact that I beat the ball and would beat

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the bus violations as well. One of the other things

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they did to me. And this was in July third,

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twenty nineteen. This is from Rich Smith writing at the

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stranger again that was found that was funded effectively by

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sex trafficking ads. Man, Trump sounds like a lot of

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conservative Seattle groups on homelessness, Rich Smith. This is a

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quote from the article. Some of them have mental problems

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where they don't even know they're living in that way,

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Trump said, In fact, perhaps they like living that way.

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The idea that a significant number of people sleeping on

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the street are choosing to be homeless because they liked

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the lifestyle echoes nonsense from Todd Herman, another right wing

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radio host. Though some homeless people refuse services in shelters,

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according to twenty nineteen points in Time Count, most report

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they do so because they feel unsafe, the shelters have bugs,

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germs in them, and because they're too overcrowded. Over the phone,

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Daniel Malone, executive director for the Downtown Emergency Center, acknowledge

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that some people refuse shelter due to conditions, but added

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that the fact of the matter is the shelters are

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full and so a lot of people are choosing them.

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So in this case, he fails to mention this. I

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knew people who chose to do that. I worked with

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people who lived on the streets and liked it. They

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called themselves outdoor urban enthusiasts. They talked about not wanting

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to be a rubber bumb sleeping in their cars. They

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talked about the safe places to sleep. They talked about

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the shelters and the reason they didn't go to shelters.

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And this guy knew that they didn't go to the

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shelters because they couldn't drink in many of them. In

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a decent shelter, like the Compass Center in downtown Seattle,

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you don't get to drink. They have a wet shelter,

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which is they keep you warm and dry or cool

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in the hot, but you could only be there during

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the night. That's if you refuse to give up your

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drink and your drug Their dry shelter requires you to

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give these things up, and a lot of people refuse

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to do that. And in Seattle you can live pretty

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well in a tent or in a derelict RV because

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of all the money they hand out and the drugs

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they hand out, and the alcohol they supply, and the

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walking around money they supply, and they get out of

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jail free cards they supply. There are people who choose

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this lifestyle. They choose to live in people's backyards without permission.

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So this is a stranger. Now you have an introduction

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to what this newspaper is like. So called newspaper. This

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is what they wrote about Sean Fousch. Sean Foutsch, if

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you don't know, he's a worship leader. He leads a

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worship band and they go around the country and they

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play in liberal cities, spreading the gospel of Jesus Christ.

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He's a completely non threatening guy. Simply goes and prays,

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plays music and speaks the gospel. This is the stranger.

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Christian supremacist Sean Fousch won't be staging his revive in

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twenty five Rallity in cayl Anderson after all, after last

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minute talks, the city pushed the event out of Capitol

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Hill's gay neighborhood and into gaswor. Fousch built his brand

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on anti LGBT so called t Q rhetoric and by

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showing up where he isn't wanted, provoking anger and twisting

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the backlash into propaganda. Read the full story at the Stranger.

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The propaganda FEUs speaks about so called t people are

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that God created man and woman in his image and

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that God loves us because God created in his image,

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because He loves us. That's propaganda straight from the Bible.

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In terms of being anti LGBQ, Sean Foutch communicates God's

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word in relation to sexual contact that fornication is sinful, adulterous, sinful,

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and same sex activity is sinful. There's nothing in Shan

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Foyd's presentation that conveys any form of hatred. It is

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about God's love and when he presents the Gospel, he

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presents the fact that God sent his only son, Jesus Christ,

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to diet across for all the world because God so

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loved the world. And he begins the gospel Repent, repent

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of your sins, accept Jesus. The Kingdom of Heaven is near.

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God loved you so much he sent his only son.

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He's addressing these places. What's not wanted by the Stranger

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is anything godly. The Stranger is an ungodly publication that

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tries to docx people and get them attacked, and it

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is funded by ads that can only be described, in

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my opinion as sex trafficking ads. After all, that's their brand.

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Sex is their brand. Christian supremacists, I think I might

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be one. Are you clearly they mean here to confuse

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white supremacy. Now, they can't do this with Fouts for

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a clear reason. Lots of black people go to his shows.

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He's very welcome to the black community. So they're trying

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to confuse the issue, thinking that the mind addled readers

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of The Stranger are going to read Christian supremacist to

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mean white supremacists. But I think I'm a Christian supremacist,

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not because I think Christians are better people. No, we're not.

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We have the same issues with sin that other people do.

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The difference is this, Christians, having accepted the Lord Jesus

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as the Lord and Savior and agree to be changed

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by him, receive the Holy Spirit. The Holy Spirit can

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convict us of things that we would not otherwise be

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convicted of. We could go through a process called sanctification

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where we become more and more holy, more and more

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like Jesus, and in that way we sin left less often,

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and when we do sin, we're convicted by the Holy Spirit.

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That's a big difference maker. But I think I am

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a Christian supremacist because of this, because of what Jesus said.

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Jesus said he is supreme. Jesus said, I am the Way,

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the Truth, and the Life. And no one gets to

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the Father but for me. Jesus is the supreme authority.

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He always was and always is. He is and was

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God Almighty. He created all things on heaven and earth,

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including the rules that govern not just our society the

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Bible were supposed to govern it, but also what govern

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our bodies, how our bodies work. The Designer of our

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bodies has said that the following sex acts are not

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to be taken lightly or engaged in. I won't list

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them all, but we can go through categories if you like.

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These sort of sex acts that occur in all too

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often in same sex activity or in fornication between unmarried people.

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Some of those sex acts can lead to harm and

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injury and disease, and sex outside of marriage with a

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whole bunch of people is almost certain to lead the disease.

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The Designer of our bodies knew this, and he loves us,

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and he doesn't want us to misuse our bodies. Sean

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Foutsch may well be a Christian supremacist. And if you

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believe the Lord Jesus is the Way, the Truth, and

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the Life and the only way to God, doesn't that

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make us all Christian supremacists. This is the Todd Hermannshaw.

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Please go, be well, be strong, be kind, and please

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make every effort to walk in the light of Christ.

