Speaker 1: Welcome to the Three Stories versus of The Todd Herman Show.
Story number one from college football cam Ward and the
Death of Team story number two. The CIA was forced
to release mk Ultra mind Control details and story number three.
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Speaker 1: Today's the day the Lord has made, and these are
the times through which God has decided we shall live. Incidentally,
that means that God feels he should to trust with this.
I'm not should that doesn't feel things. He knows things.
He feels things. Man, I'm confusing myself today. He does
feel things, but he also knows things. He knows that
He chose us for this period of time, meaning he
can trust us. So I don't watch a lot of
college football these days. I don't ever make an effort
to watch it. I don't subscribe to any of it.
I see it sometimes when I'm at my beloved pizza place,
which I do once a week called Embers, and I'm
there once a week and I eat like a frickin swine.
It's so embarrassing. Fact, that's a pretty big achievement, frankly,
that many calories. But I go in a bunch of
calories light in any case. So I ran into this
story about cam Ward after having seen him play occasionally
just through happenstance. Gifted. I don't know a thing about
his work ethic. I have to guess it's extraordinary because
it's almost axiomatic that people with great athletic gifts who
don't steward those gifts don't end up with greatness. I
knew a guy named Bill, and I won't say his
last name. He was huge when we were in junior high.
He had manface, no he did. He had manchin and
man man face, manchest. And I'd heard about this guy
named Bill, and oh, you think you're tough. You know
I didn't, but people thought I was. I knew it wasn't.
But okay, so you're bigger than some kids. You got
to see this guy Bill, And I'm at a hot
tub at one of these you know, fun slide places,
and a man is sitting next to me with man
face and manchest. And one of the kids from a
school pops into the pool and he goes, oh, you
met Bill. What that's the guy you've been talking about?
He in high school turned out for the football team
and he was about six to weighs maybe two hundred
and ten pounds of solid muscle, and they put him
in as alignment. On one of our too days, coaches
had a last man standing wind sprint event, which just
was horrible if you're not a great runner. So what
it was is it was a race. Every time we ran,
I don't remember how long, it was probably forty yards.
The top person was out. They didn't never run anymore.
So of course, the skilled players and the running backs, the
wide receivers, they always won this, but not this time. Bill,
like six ' two maybe six ' three two and
ten pounds of solid rock muscle, said I don't have
to run no more. Coaches said, that's right. He destroyed
everybody and it wasn't even close. And we had running
backs on our team recruited by Stanford Notre Dame in
big time college football. He destroyed them and then he
quit football because they wouldn't let him smoke pot. I
saw a picture of him about two years ago on
his speedboat and I said to one of my friends, Wow,
I guess Bill still works out. He said to me, No,
he doesn't touch a weight. He just looks that way
you'd swear looking at an NFL lineman, but he's not.
He builds fiberglass votes and I'm sure it's a very
good living. Cam Ward is gifted and he has to
steward these gifts, but he doesn't understand team. Team means something.
Cam Ward did something I think utterly ridiculous during a
college football playoff game. He made a decision for cam Ward,
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then you're going to see some just one highlight of Camward,
who is a quarterback. He's with Miami, and you're going
to watch him, with incredible skill and athleticism and strength
do something he shouldn't have been able to do. It's
pressure nor ducks away. Spencer had a lot x times us.
If you look at the awareness of this, you look
at body positioning camera, you have huge fast linemen and
linebackers all over this guy. Two times they have him.
He should be down, but he's not. But then he
has the awareness to issue a shuttle pass to a
relief receiver. First attempt almost down, second attempt almost down,
tosses for a near touchdown, over and over.
Speaker 3: When you start talking about the playmaking ability of cam Ward.
Speaker 1: Amazing, and you can look at highlight reel after highlight
reel after highlight reel. He's a magician in these positions,
and sometimes he looks very lazy. Sometimes he stands in
the pocket. Now that might be like he's showing off.
There's boxers who do this. Your team's so light on
the line. I don't even need to move. I'm just
I don't even need to hop up and down. I don't
even to have fast feet. I'm gonna stand like I'm
hanging out at a street corner, and then I'm going
to toss a pass for forty yards on a wire.
Dang it. The talent, he's likely to be one of
the top picks in the NFL, but he doesn't understand team.
He made the decision to not continue to play in
a bowl game. He decided to quit, only playing half
of the so called pop Tarts Bowl. Incidentally, if you
eat a lot of pop tarts, don't ever think you're
going to be athletic. That's such a perversion. Pop Tarts Bowl.
No one knows if that's an important bowl. Bulls should
have names that matter pop Tarts Bowl. So at halftime
he pulled out, and Miami media and draft experts are
pushing back on this, saying that he quit. This comes
from Canes warning media that follows. Camboard Miami closely pushed
back against the assertion he quit on the Hurricanes by
only playing in the first half of the Pop Tarts Ball. Well,
that's self defeating. He did quit on the Hurricanes and
his team lost. Local and national media who cover college
football Miami and specifically Cam wored closely came to his
defense on Saturday playing in the Pop Tarts Bowl at
all Saturday Keynes in Set reported on Saturday night, it
was always a plan for Camp to only play half.
Everybody was good with it, and it wasn't a unilateral deal.
If Word had opted completely out of the game, there
would have been little to no criticism. Local media and
several draft analysts defended Ward's decision to only play in
the first half. The draft analyst said the decision by
Word will have zero impact on his status either way
for the NFL teams. Warren completed twelve of nineteen pass
attempts one hundred ninety yards, three touchdowns, no interceptions, leading
Miami to a thirty one to twenty eight halftime leave
over IWS State and the Pop Tarts Bowl on Saturday.
With Ward at quarterback. On Saturday, Miami had three hundred
and fifty eight yards in the first half one hundred
and sixty six without him in the second half. Emery
Williams relieved Ward in the second half and was completed
five passes in fourteen attempts for twenty six yards, no
tds and one interception. William did lead Miami to on
the two scoring drives. Miami had a ten play seventy
one drive yard drive fulminated in a Mark Fletcher one
yard run in the third quarter to extend the Mimy
lead to thirty eight to twenty eight, but they went
on to screw the game up. So with this, the
statement that I have about this is it should affect
his draft outcome. He should have said, no, this is
a really close game. I'm going back in my team matters.
But college football is busy destroying itself with money for
these students that have become absurd. The NCAA is a scam.
I get why these students get the money. After all,
graduate students can go out and earn money producing graduate papers, etc.
And results and research that they can get a percentage of.
It doesn't make sense that football players can't get the
same thing. They're making money for their schools in the
NC double A. But the millions and millions and millions
in the transfer protocols and the no loyalty to team
team should mean something. When I walk down and got
my butt handed to me at seal Fit and my
kidneys stopped working, and after twelve hours I got medically
pulled or medically pulled myself with consultation with the medic
there because I couldn't pee for twelve hours. There are
still teammates. There are still teammates who came to me
and said, we didn't want you to drop. This is
your body. You pushed as hard as you can. Love
you your badass. And then this after my friend Brian
had not completed one of the physical evolutions murph. He
didn't complete it, very close to completing it, he got
performance dropped. He and I standing there seeing our teammates
shivering just about in hypothermia, because that was by design.
You soak in an ice tub before you do murf,
you soak in an ice tub after you domurf, and
then you were forced to eat your food as you shiver.
Now there's three people. They could have been hugging each other,
but they hadn't gotten to that point, of intimacy. Yet
Brian and I went over to the table and offered
them back massages, and it took us up on it.
We had been dropped myself medically, Brian afterwards, with a
physical drop. It took us up on it. Team meant something.
When I was struggling through an evolution, and it was
an evolution with bear crawls and sandbags, a young guy
named Teddy made it his job to bear crawl next
to me so that I wasn't in last place. He
made it his job to say to me, despite it
costing him his ability to breathe, I'm with you, herman,
I'm right here. We got this. I'm with you, Herman,
I'm right here. We got this. When we were carrying
a gurney with one hundred and eighty hounds on it
for something like four hours, one of our teammates said, guys,
I'm not good. I'm not good. I'm not good. We
need to switch, admitting vulnerability, and we switched and we
took that wait from him for a time. When it
became clear that my kid these had shut down at
about five thirty PM, and my allotment of salt tabs
are run out, my teammate. Carlos said to the medic, no, no, no, no,
give him mine. The medic said, then you won't have it.
He goes, I don't need any he's my teammate. Give
him mine. Carls didn't need to do that. He went
on and completed that. He went uncompleted. He secured. He
and two other guys secured the fifty hours of NonStop work.
One of the last evolutions they endured was being put
back in the ice tubs. They had to go back
into the ice tubs after they had been nearly hypothermic
from a beach rock that went something like sixteen hours.
I wasn't there. I'm doing this for memory. They put
them each in their own ice tub, and then they said, hey,
you get to build a fire and warm up. You
guys are gonna get to build a fire and warm up.
Isn't this going to be great? Here's your shovel to
build a fire to warm up. And then the coaches
took the shovels apart and toss the pieces and the
tools into their ice tanks. Just as soon as you,
every one of you puts your shovel back together, you
can all get out of your ice tub, so individually
they had to put their shovels back, but no one
could get out to build the fire until everybody could.
So one guy made it. He got to shovel back together,
and he had to try to coach the other guys
on how to do it. Now. Mind you, you've been
awake for fifty hours. You have not stopped moving for
fifty hours. You definitely have not slept for fifty hours.
You've burned about ten thousand calories an hour. You're hypothermic
in a tub at about four five o'clock in the morning.
You try it. So one of the guys had to
coach the others through it. He could have said, this
isn't fair. I built mine, My shovel's built, I'm building
my fire. But Seals don't do that because Seals live
and die as a team. That's the why they're so successful.
Cam Ward's not a teammate. The idea that this wasn't unilateral,
that the team and he agreed, sounds like a negotiation
to me. I could see cam Ward's agent, and maybe
it is his agent saying, hey, look, my guy's not
going to play at all. Can we have him for
one half I'll check with my guy. So why are
they doing this, obviously to preserve his body for the draft. Now,
maybe he's got something wrong with him we don't know
about it. Maybe he's got a physical ailment we don't
know about. Maybe he's on the edge of an injury.
We don't know about this, and maybe we shouldn't know
about it. But it sure comes off as not caring
about team. There's another guy, guy like Demetrius Knight, and
he was talking about the decision that Cam Word made
to sit out the second half of the Miami Bowl.
That's aid lost game. And there are guys like this
in the game, and there's a difference here, Demetrious Night.
Speaker 4: Just to finish the right way, you know, finish what
you started. I have kids, not even want my daughter
and my son be like, oh, why, well didn't you
played in the last game. And I'm like, I didn't
feel like it, or I didn't or I feel like
I would get injured. I don't want to give them
an excuse, you know, if they feel like they got
to finish homework, Oh, I feel tired. I didn't feel
like doing any you did Illinois, And then I got
to live with that but I'm going to show them
how to you know, finish what you start when you started,
finish it, and that's a good quality in the person.
Speaker 1: One of the first things that happens at an event,
in this case seal Fit and events like seal Fit,
is they make sure that the first part of the
evolutions are you're all individuals. There's no ability to board
as a team. They make it impossible by the design
of the physicality. They make it impossible. They're trying to
get you to have to do it alone, to focus
on yourself. That's where I failed. In the first part
of that day. When we finally became team members, something
incredible happened. We began to police one another. I kept
crossing my arms. That's illegal seal Fit. That'll get you
a demerit and your team will have to pay for that.
You're not to have your hands in your pockets. That's
just my habit. I stand that way, and I kept
doing it, and every time that happened, it went into
a penalty book and my team would have to pay.
I even said to coach Rob at one point, Hey,
is there any way I can pay this off. I'm
the one violating this coach Rob said, nope. Live as
a team dies a team, it's costing your team. We
eventually began to police one another. After every physical evolution,
my teammates would say hands, hands, hands, and it was
for me, but then it was for other guys in
the team. Other guys in the team had different habits,
so we started to police one another. I became the
Karen cop on where our backpacks were every time we
entered an evolution of my team and they set their
backpacks out and go, oh no, I'll go clean them up.
I make sure they're in the right order, all facing
the right way. The Karen cop because I didn't want
our team taking penalty in that that's team. If I
was an NFL player and cam Ward was coming to
my team, I'll be saying, man, if it's third and
long and you think you're not going to make it,
you think you're not going to be able to win
the game, You're not gonna put your body at risk.
This seems to me about cam Ward. If doesn't seem
to me that this is in any way shape matter,
idea faction, or form about team. I think long and
hard about that, and I hope that cam Ward will
think long and hard about that. After all, God gave
him great physical gifts to steward, and I hope they'll
steward them a lot better. Story number two. So the
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just Happens in Islands and What's just happened in Las Vegas,
the whole topic of trusting our intelligence services as back
as it should be. The CIA was recently forced to
release some of the mk Ultra documents, and it's bad
they set about to create a system of mind control
on Americans. It's real. Natural News has covered this, and
you could call it disturbing, but you could also call
it absolutely evil. Over twelve hundred d classified documents reveal
the program's disturbing scope, confirming against unethical practices in the
CIA's deliberate destruction of evidence in nineteen seventy three order
by then CIA Director Rutchard Holmes and Sydney Gottlieb. Experiments
often targeted ordinary citizens, with Federal narcotics Agent George White
conducting tests on unsuspecting individuals using LSD in CIA safehouses
justified as necessary for national security. The CIA used prestigious
institutions like University hospital as testing grounds, developing substances to
induce illogical thinking, impulsiveness, and reversible disease symptoms for deception purposes.
MK ultrast techniques influenced CIA interrogation practices globally, raising ongoing
ethical questions about national security. The program's revelations highlight the
need for transparency, accountability, and vigilance in the intelligence operations.
MK Ultra programs conducted Primer in the nineteen fifties sought
to explore methods of manipulating and reprogramming the human mind.
The newly released documents revealed the CI employed a range
of techniques, including the use of drug tech lsp LSD, hypnosis,
sensory deprivation, and even physical methods to induce shock and confusion.
The experiments were often conducted on unwitting American citizens. Well,
they'd never do that, except they did it. Remember this,
Whatever you think the government has done, they've probably done more.
There's this phrase I like to use. The government would
never do that because it would be wrong according to who.
So as they've been forced to reveal these documents, we
need to understand something. They were willing to break minds
in defense of national security. Your minds are minds. There's
going to at some point be an exploration into how
much television programming, social programming, media programming, Hollywood programming is
designed to do just these things. And again it brings
back questions about things, particularly for me, with the Las
Vegas event, the cyber truck explosion, to look at this spiritually.
Is really really helpful for me because I saw that puzzle, thinking, wait,
did this guy actually do this? He had this fast
rising military career. I saw his girlfriend ex girlfriend made
this tape, and he'd been like married and the marriage
dissolved in divorce. It sounded like he was great profession
maybe troubled personally. She said, we all let him down. Yes, okay,
so he was depressed anxious. Got it. He really turned
to this to self emulate after blowing his head off.
Although we've never seen the muzzle blast from the Desert Eagle,
a fifty caliber or a pistol, we never saw the blast.
And then the emails he wrote about drones that are
operating in some gravitational distortion field. Now I believe the
government has all sorts of things we don't know about,
including that tech. I started to get excited about the puzzle,
and maybe that's the siah to get excited about the puzzle.
If they actually maybe shot this guy in the head
and then strapped him into the car, I don't know,
and no one does. And then it occurred to me,
I shouldn't care care about the loss of life. The
murders in ne Orleans. The souls of those people absolutely.
But I should remember God said it's going to be
this way. Good will be called evil, and evil will
be called good, making the way for the lawless, one
broken world. I should be thinking in a kingdom sense,
of course, this is happening avaricious, greedy people fighting for control.
They want to lord their power over others. They're ignoring
all of God's commandments, both the hard commandments you shall
not steal, you shall not murder, and the implied commandments.
Do not be like the gentiles, where they lord the
power over others, and they're doing it. This is an
opportunity to praise God for being right again about everything,
but it does bring back into focus how little we
can trust the intelligence services. Do you remember the case
of the so called d C madam who ran an
escort service for the elites and governments. She talked to
Alex Jones and said she wasn't suicidal, and then this
craziest thing happened. She was apparently suicided. Take a real
guess as to who blocked her client list from being revealed.
Speaker 5: And the lawyer who represented a woman convicted of running
an escort service for well healed customers in Washington, DC,
so that he wants to release more information from the case,
but he cannot legally do so. On America's John Hines
says more in the case.
Speaker 6: The US Supreme Court has denied a request from a
lawyer who once represented a woman known as the DC
Madam to release records from her famous escort service. The
records were ordered sealed back in two thousand and seven
and contained information that the lawyer in the case says
could affect the twenty sixteen presidential election. The lawyer in
the case, Montgomery Blair Sibley, says that he wanted the
Supreme Court to lift a lower court order keeping the
record sealed, and the judge presiding over the lower court
where the case sits bottled up, that would be DC
Circuit Court Chief Judge Merrick Garland in.
Speaker 7: This particular case. You know, he is the administrative chief
administrative judge there, and therefore he has his hand on
the throttle of the break of the processing of all
the cases. My case has been up there since March ninth.
We're closing it on thirty days. I did make a
motion to expedite it based upon you know, the Wisconsin
primary yesterday and other compelling factors. He's ignored that and
they're just sitting.
Speaker 6: On it, simply says Garland's court has kept his case
from even being considered.
Speaker 1: But I wonder why same guy who had the Hunter
Biden laptop refused to release that. He is, of course
tied to the intelligence services. And we know what the
CIA was willing to do to the bodies and minds
and frankly souls of Americans. Whatever you think they're willing
to do, it's probably worse. Cash Patel may well end
up being the new director of the FBI if President
Trump gets his way. He's the nominee to be the
director of the FBI. Cash Patel sat and talked with
Glenn Beck about a certain flu and a certain so
called doctor.
Speaker 3: So I already told you what we did when we
brief Trump on the originations and what he did based
on the intel we had at the time. Then enter
Fauci in the media. No, no, no, the Chinese would
never do this. It's not about no, no, it didn't
come from that. Then the wet bat thing came out
and some other goofy whatever. Right, Okay, what did we
just learn six weeks ago, Gina Haspell, as director of
the CIA under Trump, authorized six case officers and intelligence
analysts to be paid off so that they would change
their assessment on COVID origination.
Speaker 1: Right.
Speaker 3: That's not a Cash Ptel thing.
Speaker 8: That's a CIA institutional decision to spend taxpayer dollars to
lie of the world where COVID came from because it
fit the narrative that Fauci and the media wanted out
there along with Gina Haskell, because she didn't want Donald
Trump to get the credit for reading the intel right
and making a hard right decision.
Speaker 1: Cash Patel is terrified to the people who run the
establishment in Washington, DC because Cash Ptel says things like
that which are backed up by document after document after document.
I was wondering to what degree people who are unwittingly
conspiring with this actually understand their unwillingness conspiring. Remember Stephen Colbert,
funny funny comedian, he's so hilarious, just so oh funny,
such with his dancing needles. So Stephen Colbert had Claire
Danes on the program, and Claire Danes is in a
program that features fictional discussions of the CIA and representations
of this and she's apparently a producer of this show too.
You have to listen closely to this if you're just listening,
if you're watching, pay close attention to Stephen Colbert's body
language as Claire Danes talks about some of the training
that she and her fellow actors and actresses go through
in the production of this program.
Speaker 9: We park ourselves in a club in Georgetown and talk
to like real spooks and you know, people in the
intelligence community and the State Department and journalists and people
who really what.
Speaker 1: Do they tell you that, like, what's the most surprising
thing that they've told you about their jobs or something
you would need to know.
Speaker 9: For Well, every year it's different, right, We've been at
it for a while and the climate has been has changed.
But this year it was all about, you know, the
distrust between the administration and the intelligence world, and the
intelligence community was suddenly kind of allying itself with journalists
love this.
Speaker 1: So if you didn't see that, Colbert does something that
neural linguistic programming is very clear upon. He knows there's
a huge problem. This is a panicked man. As Claire
Danes Toarchs to talk about the coordination between the intelligence
services in the media. Colbert sits back to distance himself
from Claire Danes, puts his hand on his head, which
usually means this is a huge problem. That's a response
of panic. Does Stephen Colbert know his program is part syop?
I never counted him as a smart man. I can't
decide what's worse that he knows it's a sy op
or he is so dumb he doesn't know. That response
leads me to Stephen Colbert knows as part sile. Incidentally,
what would God say about taking his children and breaking
their minds to serve your ends? God views all of
us as the least of these, because in comparison to him,
we are. I don't think God would smile upon that,
do you story number three? People who do not follow Jesus,
and sometimes people who do, have a very very difficult
time understanding and explaining the sacrifice Jesus Christ maid. We
use fancy words like propitiation, which simply means that he
was our payment for a debt we couldn't pay. He
did it because we couldn't are not capable of it.
But propitiation is a big word, and there is a
big attempt from leftist fake pastors to pretend that Jesus
Christ is a child abuser. I'm a part of that
God was a child of Bezer, that he was abusing
his son just because he's a jealous and mean God.
Forgetting the fact that he, Jesus, and the Holy Spirit
are one and the same through the Holy Trinity. Forgetting
the fact that Jesus didn't have to do it. Jesus
could have said no, but in perfect submission, Jesus chose
to do it, knowing full well what would come, because
he loved us and loves us. But still, sometimes this
is very, very hard to explain. I must be a
simpleton or someone who needs Christianity one on one or
soft soap sometimes because I get a huge benefit from
hearing the sermons that are directed at the youth. When
I volunteer with the youth, I should just go to
youth services. Don't tell my dear friend Jim Pupman, the
senior pastor of Real Life Networks Real Life Ministries. Don't
tell them. I just saw Jim the other day, But
I benefit from these youth sermons. A friend of mine,
Bill Krause Junior, shared a story that someone had shared
with him an older pastor shared with him, and I'm
going to share with you because to me, it is
the perfect way to explain to non believers the significance of,
and the importance of and the method of what Jesus
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far far younger than me, a young pastor in training. Eventually,
I think is going to be a great pastor. His dad,
Bill Kraus, is a pastor. He told this story. In
a small town. There's a terrible fire, and the fire
consumed this farmhouse. People came in to try to stop it,
to try to spray water on it, buckets of water.
And then someone heard a child screaming, screaming with fear,
and a firefighter rushed into the burning house. Some of
his teammates saying it's too late. He didn't care, broke
through the door, ran upstairs, calling out, are you here?
Are you here? Not knowing his name, ran through the home,
bedroom by bedroom, feeling the heat hitting him, his oxygen
tank being exhausted, the heat now hitting his mask, feeling
his hands even through his gloves and his sleeves, feeling
the heat, feeling his forearms begin to blister as he
attempted to cover himself. He finally went into a bedroom.
Are you here? And he heard a whimpering, and he
ran into a closet. There was a little, tiny boy
and he was up against the wall with his blanket,
trying to protect himself from the flames. The firefighter rushed
to him and he took him out of the house,
running as beams were dropping. Dry wall was falling off
the wall, all of it hitting his forearms, and he
covered that little boy with his blanket. He covered him
with his arms and with his fireproof suit, and the
char began to fall down his sleeves, filling his arms
with these hot coals, burning his forearms, blistering and burning
down through all the layers of skin. I got outside
and could barely move his arms to release the boy,
so burned he was. His colleagues took the little boy,
and then they started to pour a saline solution on
him and plug him into an iv in some way,
trying to save him, trying to save his arms in
his hands, even as they took the gloves off, gently
cutting them, realizing the skin from his hands was gone,
trying to preserve his fingers. The little boy lived, his
parents did not. He was an orphan. He was lost.
His world had been destroyed. So the state got involved,
and there was a court hearing. Being a small town,
everybody knew the boy. You're the family, So people started
to appear out of the woodwork, people who wanted to
adopt him. A rich man made a case. I'll adopt
the boy. I'll send them to the finest schools. I'll
give him the finest foods. He'll never want for anything.
The judge listened and said thank you, sir. Guy who
ran a farm next door came. Jud said, so why
should I trust you this little boy, and the farmer said,
I'll teach him the value of hard work. I'll get
him up at dawn, he'll work with me through the day.
I'll show him the craft of farming and ranching. He'll
know hard work. You'll have the respect of the community.
Judge looked at that said Okay, it's one way to go.
A woman who ran a bakery. She made a case.
Y'all know I run a bakery. The boy will never
want for food. He'll earn a good living with a
good trade of being a baker. I'll make sure that
he feels the love that only a mother can give.
The judge listened to this. Then from the back of
the courtroom a man came forward, wearing gloves and long sleeves.
May I approach the bench, Yes, sir. He removed the
gloves and he rolled up his sleeves, and he showed
his scars. I love him. I want to protect him.
Our world is burning. Jesus doesn't watch you in the flames.
This is the Todd Hermann show. Please go, be well,
be strong, be kind, and please make every effort to
walk in the light of Christ.