Gross Women: The Horrible Hillary, Cackling Kamala and Jagged Jasmine Crockett Phenomena Ep-2382

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Speaker 1 (00:00):
Good morning wherever you're at. I guess some people watching
and they're listening later. I should remember that, remind myself.
There is a problem with Democrats leadership. Women. They're gross.
They're gross, and they don't seem capable of finding anyone
who is actually female and having them in leadership and

(00:21):
having them not be gross. And the man they chose
to pretend to be a woman, so called Sarah McBride,
is also gross. So with the horrible hackling Hillary, the
cackling Kamela, and the jagged Jasmine Crockett phenomena, what can
we make from this biblically and what can we make
of it societally? And would an exorcism help? I think so,

(00:44):
we're just I don't think able to do that to
exercise these particular demons from a far Jesus could. Maybe
he will. We'll talk about this with the help of Bisible.
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And thank you to God almighty.

Speaker 2 (01:05):
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Speaker 1 (01:31):
Today is the day the Lord has made, and these
are the times through which God has decided we shall live.
We're discussing this morning in a discipleship group, which I'm
apart being discipled by a mature Christian, more mature than me,
And I think everybody in that group is more mature
than I'm as a Christian. In Acts sixteen, verses sixteen

(01:54):
through twenty, I think we quite get to the twenty
point here. I think we get to eighteen about the
apostle Paul and Silas, and they're out doing what they've
been told to do. They're out making disciples, and they
are in this town. And as they show up and
we read this. Once we were going to the place

(02:15):
of prayer, we were met by a female slave who
had a spirit by which she predicted the future. She
earned a great deal of money for her owners by
fortune telling. She followed Paul and the rest of us shouting,
these men are servants of the Most High God, who
are telling you the way to be saved. She kept
us up for many days. Finally Paul became so annoyed

(02:36):
that he turned around to her and said to the spirit,
in the name of Jesus Christ, that command you to
come out of her. And at that moment the spirit
left her. Now what's commonly remarked about here is that
then her owners were very upset because their prophets were gone,
and Paul and Silas ended up in prison, and they
were Jews upsetting things in the area, and so they

(02:57):
had to spend this time in prison. Our pastor pointed
out this morning is asking the question why did Paul
stop her? She was out announcing the truth. Ish, these
men are servants of the Most High God. They don't
say Jesus. It didn't say Jesus the demon who are

(03:18):
telling you the way to be saved? So why stop her?
Because she was demonically possessed and a magician, both of
which are absolutely not allowed around Christians in order to
be diviners or magicians or to claim that we've got
these spiritual to have these spirits, and by associating herself

(03:41):
with them, when they left town, people would turn to her.
I mean, she was their announcement maker. She made the
way for them. Clearly, she's a friend and this association,
of course, then would let Satan into the formative church.

(04:04):
So Paul casts a demon out. So here she was
masquerreading is this angel of light. It's so fascinating to
see people like Hillary Clinton and Kamala Harris attempt to
masquerade as angels of light because they are uniquely unlikable
human beings. And I think this goes to a real

(04:25):
problem that the Democrats have in that they cannot be
who they are, they cannot speak truth about who they are. Consequently,
everybody's acting. Consequently, there is no Hillary Clinton, and there
is no Jasmine Crockett, and there is no Kamala Harris.
There's lines prepared by twenty seven to twenty nine year
old staffers, there's positions prepared for them, and there are

(04:48):
people who lie for a living, and it's hard to
be likable when you're doing that. And this extends beyond
Democrat women. It extends into some women in Hollywood who
actually can be liable. That's their job to be likable,
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she's doing what she does. She's defended, as she might
put it, the blacks, and she's defending that she might

(07:01):
put it the browns, not the Cleveland browns. They need
their own defense. But that she's defending the black and
brown people, the bipos, and in so doing, Hillary Clinton
can't mask what's in her. Check all spirits, Check all spirits.

(07:24):
Is this woman speaking in tolerance, actual tolerance Bible calls
long suffering? Is she speaking in love and charity, peace, joy, kindness?
Or is she keeping in manufacturing and promoting lists of grievances?
Is she prideful? Is she angry? Is she self serving?

(07:51):
What's the spirit in Hillary Clinton here in your mind,
And I.

Speaker 3 (07:55):
Am proud of the fact that we have always been
a work in progress. You know, we haven't got into
the more perfect union, and we fought a civil war
over part of it, and people have been protesting, you know,
for hundreds of years that you know, things were not
as they should be, given our ideals and how we
should be moving toward them. So I think that's what

(08:17):
makes us so special as a country, and the idea
that you could turn the clock back and try to
recreate a world that never was dominated by you know,
let's say it, white men of a certain persuasion, a
certain religion, a certain point of view, a certain ideology.
It's just doing such damage to what we should be

(08:42):
aiming for. And we were on the path toward that,
I mean, imperfectly, lots of you know, bumps along the way,
but I agree with you, we were on the right trajectory.

Speaker 1 (08:51):
So you were on the right trajectory when you said
that's all illegal immigrants in our country should be sent packing,
should be deported. When your so called husband demanded black
citizens that they work. You remember the tough on crime

(09:12):
where slick Willie Jefferson puts a lot of black men
in prison, and many of them needed that, many of
them deserved it. We were on the right track when
Barack Houssain Obama came into office, and the racial harmony
in this country, the reports of racism, the feeling of

(09:34):
racism spiked and skyrocketed. Now number one, why does she
get to be on TV? What does she add to this?
She's a former failed secretary of state, she's a failed
presidential candidate. She is uniquely unlikable, and she's there to

(09:55):
be this angel of light. So checking the spirits duplicitness.
The party that sponsored the Black Lives Matter Incorporated movement,
which was designed to beg people to say what about
white lives so that they can yell racist? Now what

(10:18):
an exorcism help with Hillary Clinton's case? I'm only being
partly not serious. I think it would help. I don't
think you can display this much avarice. I don't think
you can act in this way, which is so completely disingenuous,
and not have some fort of capture. So why is

(10:41):
it that Democrats can't have genuine women? I mean, yes,
Hilary Clinton is genuinely female. She's an adult human female.
Not that that matters to the Democrat Party with Sarah
McBride pretending to be a woman, But why can't they
have genuine people? For all you want to say about
Tulsa Gabbard, her the troublesome fact that she belongs to

(11:02):
a religious cult, which really does trouble me. I'm not
completely comfortable with a director of National Intelligence taking orders
from a cult leader, but I've seen no signs that
cult leaders doing anything to affect the country in a
bad way. She's genuine, She genuinely saw and genuinely responded

(11:22):
to what her party had become. They put her on
a tracking list, they abused the National security apparatus to
keep her off of airplanes. And if you listen to
Tulsi Gabbard speak, I at least I don't come away
with any sense at Tulci Gabbert's acting. Tolci Gabbart actually
did put her body on the line in service. She

(11:47):
actually did these things, She actually performed physically. And we'll
talk later today about the Pete Hegseth commentary around physical preparedness,
and there's a lot to that, and they're just making
it about women. And I don't know if you saw
Johnny Harwood. He's also a Democrat. Woman John Harwood form
a CNN host. She said, Johnny Harwood, a woman said

(12:08):
that Pete haig Seth just that day admitted that he
doesn't want blacks in the military because everybody knows that
black men are not good physically. It's just a fact.
I mean, black dudes just don't do sports. They can't jump, certainly,
can't do push ups or pull ups or something. Johnny Harwood,
this woman just to work at CNN said that, So
they have this emptiness and everybody has to act. Consequently,

(12:32):
you end up with bad actors like Hillary Clinton, who
is now just taking on the role of race hustler.
Prior to that, they took on the role of tough
on crime against black people. Prior to that, she took
on the role of dutiful wife but not willing to
stay home in bike cookies, et cetera. She's this has
been role playing now. Kamala Harris talking about the Angel

(12:54):
of Light. Kamala Harris who called Joe Biden a racist
during a debate and afterwards cackled and laughed and said
it was a debate. She's now out saying that Joe
Biden was a bad president that he wasn't in charge of.
This is what her book now says. She blames him
for the Taliban and the Afghanistan mistake, et cetera, which

(13:16):
she never blamed him before. So now the role is shifting.
Kamala Harris's new idea, she's going to be the truth
teller about the Democrat Party. She's distancing herself from Joe.
She's going to be the truth teller and she's going
to come out now and she's going to use her
great optimism to inspire other women because she's of course
uniquely likable.

Speaker 4 (13:35):
Right and you think this country is going to survive
this regime only if we fight for the country we love.
And I'm listen. That's another piece of this, which is
I really want to remind people of the light that
is in each of us, even in these moments of darkness.
Especially in these moments of darkness, we have to remember

(13:58):
the nobody gives us our light, it's ours. So let's
see it in ourselves, Let's see it in each other,
and maybe a little flicker right now, because they're certainly
trying to dim it, but don't let them extinguish our light, right.

Speaker 1 (14:16):
A woman who cackled in laughed and giggled about putting
the parents of truant black kids in jail. That woman
laughed and laughed and giggled. That woman who's still to
this day has her tweet up raising bail for the
Minnesota Bail Fund, which exists to bail out writers who

(14:36):
attempt to take the lives of cops. This woman who's
closing arguments. One of her closing arguments in the campaign
last year was that there should be more porn. That
was literally one of her closing arguments. I should have
pulled that ad back up. There's a guy looking at
his phone and he's got one hand under the blankets,
and you know what that means. And then a white

(14:58):
dude comes in who's clearly Republican and take the phone away.
And Kamala Harris's campaign was we need to have more
porn for men, because porn for men is very very
good for women. That you could say it's a source
of light. The opposite is true. We know this that
porn is terrible for women. It's terrible for men, it's

(15:18):
terrible for children, it's terrible for society, it's terrible for souls.
There's no light in it. What partnership can light and
darkness have?

Speaker 2 (15:30):
Now?

Speaker 1 (15:30):
Can you see why this scripture appealed to me this
morning is you have this demonic person, this demonic woman
going around saying these men are servants of the Most
High God who are telling you how to be saved,
the way to be saved. And here's Kamala Harris talking
about the light and the lights us were the light

(15:52):
friend of mine. Cameron this morning said sit it reminded
us that the spiritual equation is binary. It is a
one or a zero. You are saved or you are not.
There is no in the middle. You're not sort of
saved like you don't kind of aboard a baby, nor
are you somewhat pregnant. You are saved or you're not saved.
Kamala Harris has talked about her Christian faith and how

(16:15):
formative it is for her. At the same time she
talked about being an African American, shifted over to being
an Indian American and then it was her Indian heritage.
It was very, very meaningful to her. Can you see
that they ca'ed teaking the rolls off and on when
someone speaks of the light, but they don't know what
it is. They don't know that we don't have any light,
that Jesus Christ is the way, the truth in the life.

(16:35):
No one gets to the Father, but through him he
is the light. We don't have a light apart from him.
And again it falls apart. They can't find genuine women
because they are not going to allow the women to
be genuine. Marjorie Taylor Green, for all her habits of

(17:00):
grenade throwing, which I quite like actually often until she
starts the cursing thing, I'm so tired of that with politicians.
It's such an affectation. I was really disappointed to see
jd Vance starting doing this and hag Seth and I
don't need to hear the s words from our leaders.
And first and just by the way, you know why
they call it cursing. I don't know why, because you

(17:21):
curse yourself. When you curse, you're cursing yourself. And it's
and we're even told as Christians to not speak in
that regard. So I'm watching these things happen and I
see this disingenuousness, and yet I look at Marjorie Taylor Green,
say what you ever wanted, whatever you want about Marjorie

(17:43):
Taylor Green, she's genuine, She's held pretty pretty solid positions.
Marjorie Taylor Green is in private? Who Marjorie Taylor Green
is in public? And the crazy thing about Hillary Rodham Clinton, incidentally,
is that people who know her say that in private,

(18:04):
Hillary is actually very warm and very interested in other people,
and very willing to listen and very kind of nurturing
and grammar like in private. William Jefferson blythe Clinton third,
on the other hand, is very cold and very off
putting and very removed and very aloof everything he's not

(18:26):
in public, which goes back to these acts. So can
you see what this appeals to me? This idea that
these women are out now trying to do angel of
light stuff, in the case of Hillary Clinton, going back
and being the savior of all black men, which is
a role she's given herself. If you've given yourself the
role of being the person responsible for seeing your family

(18:47):
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(19:09):
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(19:34):
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This doesn't just limit itself to Democrat women in the
United States and officeholders the United States. We're going to

(20:37):
get to Serena Williams who is deeply, deeply offended, horribly
hurt by a plant that she observed in a hotel
and it's it's a disgusting plant and what the plant
did to her I don't even know. We'd struggled, Alex
and I at a long, long, pretty soul searing this

(21:00):
USh and can we even play the video because of
what the plant did and it's horrific, and so we
will issue apparental warning right at trigger warning and if,
by the way, if you are one of the blacks,
as Hillary would call you, one of the blacks, You're
gonna want to be careful. Just then we'll give you
it emotional heads up on this coming. Do you remember, Alex,
I don't know. I few rounds when I did radio,
and there was a guy who had epileptic fits anytime

(21:24):
Hillary Clinton's voice came on. That's a true thing, because
I used to have these sounders I'd played during radio
that had Hillary Clinton's voice on it, her cackling. And
there was a Seattle Spirit we used to play that
had Hillary cackling on it. That was back in the
days of radio. Alex helped me produce these Seattle Spirit sounders.
Love those things. And there's one of Hill and I
had to warn this guy because he he sent in
this note saying, can you please warn me when Hilly's

(21:46):
voices command because I have an epilectic fit. And I
laughed and made fun of it, and he called my
producer at the time, Chris X, and said, Hey, tell Todd,
I'm not kidding. If he wants me to send him
a video, I will. I honestly have that plectic fits
when that woman's voice comes on. So I wonder if
that guy just had a huge dose of the Holy Spirit,
and the Holy spirits like shutting him down. And don't
hear this. So it extends beyond democratic women. Emma Watson

(22:10):
is paid to be likable. And Emma Watson rose to
fame through the Harry Potter series, and then she went
and is involved in a production called the JK Rowling
Witch Trials. Hmm, it's interesting. JK Rowling, the author of
Harry Potter and J. K Rowling wrote, Man, you know,

(22:33):
I've an idea for you. If you're tempted to have
a war of words with JK Rowling, don't do it
in writing, and don't do it in a place where
she can respond in writing, and maybe just don't do it.
I have to read you this letter that JK Rowling
wrote about this whole thing, because it is just just phenomenal.

(22:59):
So Emma wat it's an actress, and she was in
some other stuff after Harry Potter, for instance, the JK.
Rolly Witch trous and then some you know, big Hollywood
films and this that got really I don't know, I
don't know. I've never heard of her beyond the films
of the Hillary Potter films. So this is not Emma Watson,

(23:21):
but it's someone pretending to be Emma Watson. And then
we're going to play Emma Watson inside right after this.
So this is a woman pretending to be Emma Watson.
It's a parody of Emma Watson. And let me frame
this up that Emma Watson has made it habits her
and Daniel Radcliffe, who played Harry, and he's been in
some big films after Harry Potter, for instance, the Swiss

(23:44):
army man says Alex from behind, and then he was
in that other thing about dead people living dead in
ponds and coming out of the walls is dead pond people, huge,
huge movies after Harry Potter. So Emma Watson and Daniel
Radcliffe have made a habit of getting into the press

(24:04):
anytime J. K Rowling speaks about this stuff or reporters
say what do you think about jk Rowling? She has
this insane idea that so called trans women are men.
What do you think of this? And they've bade themselves
he spoke to people. So here's this woman parroting Emma Watson,
who's now changed tact. Remember the JK Ralling witch Trials.
That's basically stating JK. Rowling as a witch, and she

(24:27):
should be treated like a witch like the sale of
witch trials as in Burned at the Stake. Recently, she's
decided to go out and talk about her deep, deep
love of JK. Rowling. So here's the fake Emma Watson.

Speaker 5 (24:41):
It comes to my relationship with Jill. Obviously, I will
never forget the opportunity that she gave me. She saw
something so so special in me that she knew she
had to bring me into her creative vision and make
me part of that. And I will forever be grateful
change the entire trajectory of my life, and I'll never

(25:03):
forget that It's such a privilege. It truly truly is.
And I will always held space for her and so
much love in my heart for her, and I'd hope
that she felt the same way about me. But also
they still shielder to shield her with those who would
wish harm on her, hate her, and would wish the
absolute worst for her in her life. But though seemingly incompatible,

(25:30):
those two things can exist at the same time, which
is why I love this incredibly diverse world that we
live in. It can be so visionary, it can be
so artistic, It can have so much depth of love
and anguish at the same time, and peace and war
and time and space. But we can all come together

(25:54):
and also seemingly push each other apart and distance ourselves expediently.
But I truly feel that there will always be a
warmth and a love between myself and her. I know
she's still writing. Hopefully those writings will one day become
hit movies and perhaps a franchise, and maybe she would

(26:14):
consider working with me again down the line age, and
hasn't called me in a while, so I don't know
if that would be possible, But I truly would love
to reconnect with her, and I hope she understands how
much I truly love her.

Speaker 1 (26:26):
That that's super well done. So Emma Watson has been
changing tact and that piece that parody there that she
stated though I love her with all my oh purpose
of my being. I love her and I stand shielded
to shield with people who have been seeking her violent death.

(26:49):
That's true. So Emma Watson has been trying to soften
her approach to JK. Rowling, and maybe it's because she
was to work with her again. Or maybe it's because
she understands now that j K. Ralling has won the
rhetorical battle the trans so called trans radicals who decided

(27:12):
to pick a fight with j K. Ralling when all
JK said this whole genesis of this was JK. Ralling
wrote a brief tweet in support of a woman who
was going to lose her government job because she said
men aren't women. JK. Rowling simply wrote a very simple

(27:33):
tweet saying, recognizing biological reality as a government's healthcare worker
should not lead to you being terminated something along those lines.
The amount of hatred that was heaped upon her, and
people pandering to her and offering to teach her that
transwomen are women, meaning men are women, the number of

(27:56):
people who condescended to her in ow Darling, you don't
understand modern science, and we're so much smarter than you,
and let us teach you about let us teach you
about genetics in a modern sense, that it's not the
genes that matter, it's the zegits, it's this, et cetera,
the genders on a spectrum. And don't you know that

(28:17):
there are intersex people, which means that everybody to some
degree trans and some penises are bigger than others, and
some you know, some genitalia shaped differently. Do you know
that that's actually an argument with the trans radicals that
because genitally is differently shaped, it indicates that it's on
a spectrum. Really, that's true. So she took this all

(28:38):
in and jk Rowling, being who jk Rowling is, said Okay,
let's discuss. And then came the threats of physical violence
and the four real attempts to harm her and to
track her family members down. She had to amp up
her security and we'll get into this with her. Note.
So here's the real Emma Watson, and Emma Watson is

(28:58):
changing her tact with jk Rowling. Here, this is the real.

Speaker 6 (29:02):
Emma wat Ever cancel her out or cancel that out
for anything, it has to remain true.

Speaker 1 (29:11):
It is true.

Speaker 6 (29:12):
And this is where this like holding of these, I
just don't know what else to do other than hold
these two seemingly incompatible things together at the same time
and just hope maybe they will one day resolve or
co join themselves, and maybe accept that they never will,
but that they can both still be true. And I

(29:36):
can love her. I can know she loved me. I
could be grateful to her. I can know the things
that she said are true. And there can be this
whole other thing, and my job feels like to just hold,
just to.

Speaker 5 (29:53):
Hold all of it.

Speaker 6 (29:54):
But the bigger thing is just what she don will
never be taken away from me.

Speaker 2 (30:02):
Okay.

Speaker 1 (30:03):
So that's what Emma Watson said. And so some women
who have penises and texticles and beards and hairy arms
and thick necks and strong chins in other words, dudes
took to Twitter to now police this. Did you hear what?
Did you hear any hatred for trans radicals or so

(30:27):
called transgender people? Did you hear any hatred for gender defiant,
gender rebellious, gender confused, gender denying people. Nope? So I'll
share with you what they said, and then we'll do JK.
Rowlings notes. And I should have thought of this in advance, Alex,
because we should have some music that's not co operated

(30:47):
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find at this point. So we'll take a quick, quick, quick,
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It's Alan Soaps dot com slash todd. That's Alan Soaps
dot com slash todd. So Emma Watson comes out and

(32:57):
says what she did about jk Ran and she loves her,
but she also stands to the people who want this
year destroyed. And she tried to walk the fence and
that didn't work. So this is a bunch of men,
many of them pretending to be women, writing back to her,
Ash says, remaining neutral in the face of oppression isn't compassion,
it's siding with the oppressors. F both of them. Actually, Mickey,

(33:23):
so called trans people aren't an effing opinion. Robin A. Leo,
by the way, says, right there, Leo, her opinion is
killing people lower case G. God, I hate the British
And this is nessa calling, the call to have so

(33:47):
called trans people eradicated from society and opinion is incredibly
out of touch and emblonic, emblematic of who should be
protected in the Hollywood Purge. In other words, Emma should
no longer be protected in the Hollywood Purge because she
wasn't sufficiently hate filled towards J. K. Rowling. And by
the way, this is a small sample. You can go
pull the other more violent ones if you like. And

(34:09):
Emma Watson's now receiving threats and this was for not
being sufficiently hate filed towards JK. Rolling. So if you're
going to pick a fight or in this case, pander
to and condescend to a former friend and her name
is J. K. Rolling, understand that she will respond in writing.

(34:30):
And here's how she responded. I'm seeing quite a bit
of comment about this, so I want to make a
couple of points. I'm not owed eternal agreement from any
actor who once played a character I created. The idea
is as ludicrous as me checking in with the boss
I had when I was twenty one for what opinions
I should hold these days. Emma Watson and her co

(34:50):
stars have every right to embrace gender identity ideology. Such
beliefs are legally protected, and I wouldn't want any of
them threatened with loss of work or violence or death
because of them. However, Emma and Dan in particular have
both made it clear over the last few years they
think our former professional association gives them a particular right,
nay obligation, to critique me and my views in public.

(35:12):
Years after they finished acting in Potter, they continue to
assume the role of de facto spokespeople for the world
I created. When you've known people since they were ten
years old, it's hard to shake a certain protectiveness. Until
quite recently, I hadn't managed to throw off the memory
of children who needed to be gently coaxed through their
dialogue in a big scary film studio. For the past
few years, have repeatedly declined invitations from journalists to comment

(35:34):
on Emma, specifically, most notably in the Witch Trials of
j K Rowling. Ironically, I told the producers I didn't
want her to be hounded as the result of anything
I said. The television presenter in the attached clip highlights
Emma's All Witches speech, and in truth, that was a
turning point for me. But it had a PostScript that
hurt far more than the speech itself. Pausing here so

(35:57):
Emma Watson made through shape at ja ca ralling when
she gave a speech here and wanted to address it
to all Witches. Back to Jk's note, Emma asked someone
to pass on a handwritten note from her to me,
which contained the single sentence I'm so sorry for what
you're going through. She has my phone number. This was

(36:21):
back when the death, rape, and torture threats against me
were at their peak, at a time when my personal
security measures had got to be tightened considerably, and it
was constantly worried for my family safety. Emma had just
publicly poured more petrol on the flames, yet thought a
one line expression of concern from her would reassure me
of her fundamental sympathy and kindness. Like other people who've

(36:45):
never experienced adult life. Cushioned by wealth and fame, Emma
has so little experience of real life she's ignorant of
how ignorant she is. She'll never need a homeless shelter.
She's never going to be placed on a mixed sex
public hospital ward. I'd be astounded, as she's been in
a high street changing room since childhood. Her public bathroom
is a single occupancy and comes with a security man

(37:06):
standing guard outside the door. Has she had to strip
off in a newly mixed sex changing room at a
council run swimming pool? Is she ever likely to need
a state run rape crisis senator that refuses to guarantee
an all female service to find herself sharing a prison
cell with a male rapist who's identified into the women's prison.

(37:28):
I wasn't a multimillionaire at fourteen. I lived in poverty
wile writing the book that made Emma famous. I therefore
understand from my own life experience what the trashing of
women's rights in which Emma has so enthusiastically participated means
to women and girls without her privileges. The greatest irony
here is that had Emma not decided in her most

(37:48):
recent interview to declared that she loves and treasures me
a change of tack. I suspect she's adopted because she's
noticed full throated condemnation of me is no longer quite
as fashionable as it was. I might have never been
this honest. Adults can't expect to cozy up to an
activist movement that regularly calls for a friend's assassination, then

(38:09):
assert their right to be the former friends love as
though the friend was in fact their mother. Ama, Emma
is rightly free to disagree with me, and indeed did
discuss your feelings about me in public. But I have
the same right and I've finally decided to exercise it again.
Don't pick a fight of words with j. K Rowling

(38:32):
thinking that she's not going to respond. In writing, she
also said this in response to some of you. The
critic on Twitter posted this. Emma's passing admission that she
still feels love for the woman who created her most
famous role was enough to get her attacked by the
b kind lot, So what's the point in complying? As
Sean Atkinson et cetera and JK. Rowling is quite extraordinary

(38:53):
how many people think are crocodile. Will be so grateful
you've fed at red meat for years that will let
you stroll away unharmed when need side, you want to
break last. We we'll close it off with this before
we get to Serena Williams and we do. Did we
put up the trigger warning an email? Okay, so we
should do that. And there's a lawyer's statement here that
will read just prior to playing us. William Ferguson writes,

(39:13):
I was horrified to learn then the nineteen fifties, same
sex attracted people were told there were criminals, then pump
full of body altering chemicals. Thankfully, nowadays these people are
told they're so called trands and then pump full of
body altering chemicals. We've come so far. Indeed, we have
for people who are sensitive to issues of race and

(39:33):
people being assaulted by plants in a hallway, our lawyers
have advisors that we need to give you trigger warning.
This is going to be very disturbing, particularly if you
consider yourself a bipock who is still living in the
historical South and still thinks that plants are animatory. So
in that case, I have now issue that warning, have
caution about the next segment where we'll get to you

(39:55):
in a second. It was having a discussions this morning
about spiritual war in the router. Spiritual war for that
that's a very very real thing, and I don't mean
to make light of it. When I talk about my
friend Tim Krookshank and the time he spent as a
Navy seal, a medic attached to seal teams. Someone sent
me not through the day saying, you seem like you're
making light of that. I'm not. When I talk about

(40:16):
Tim having been in a shooting war in Babylon, that's
something he told me about, and he shared with me
that as they were actually involved in the battle, his
mind wandered for just a second. I cannot believe I
am being shot at and shooting at others in Babylon.
Tim is a confessing Jesus loving disciple, making Christian and

(40:40):
of Courus. Boom had to snap himself out of that,
get back in the fight and improve the improve the
fighting position and all of the things that seals do.
Now that he's come home, he's been through another form
of battle. This was keeping his wife, Liz alive for
as long as he could, and he extended her life
easy fifteen years. Tim is a physician's assistant in the

(41:02):
real world until he got fired. Why. I don't know
why he was spending too much time trying to keep
his wife alive. No complaints from patients, no mistakes, no
complaints from staff. But I do know that there was
a doctor where he worked who told Tim he was
selfish for keeping his wife alive. I know that you

(41:28):
think he stopped. He continues, and he's never stopped producing
bone Frog coffee. It is the love of his life,
beyond his wife and his God, and those things are
even president on the bag. God Country team is on
every bag. Team to Tim means not just the team,
but the team family of which Liz was a part.

(41:49):
He's an extraordinary man, and he chose to make coffee
in an extraordinary way. Instead of just buying private label junk,
he invested time to find a mentor who created Seattle's
best coffee. I stand by every roaster. If you want
to know my personal favorites, it's probably goat Walker most consistently,
and then I've really taken liking the Golden age, which
celebrates what President Trump is doing with our economy. Extortion

(42:10):
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(42:31):
at checkout, you'll save fifteen percent on subscription coffee. Okay,
so here we go. All right, this is hard for
me because I used to I've been in this hotel.
I have no I can tell about it. Do you
doubt me? No, this happens. This used to happen all
the time. We'd be watching raality TV shows, my wife
and I back when we had a TV, and it

(42:53):
would be like The Apprentice or something, and there'd be
a hotel and they'd be doing the confession scene as a
WL like Front Chicago. My wife would be like, you
can't tell that by that's double Lake Crunch Chicago.

Speaker 6 (43:04):
Todd.

Speaker 1 (43:04):
That's a painting and a desk in the background. You
can't that's a w LA Crunch Sicago. And sure enough
we'd take the DVR, which by the way for digital
video recorder, and we would posits at the end where
they gave credits shot at the Yep, there is double
Lake Crunch Chicago. How'd you know that? Because I been
in the stick of hotels all my life, so this

(43:25):
is particularly hard for me because I know I've been
in this hotel hallway. Serena Williams, who is, by the way,
a probably worth two three hundred million bucks, has been
amply rewarded for being an incredibly hard worker at tennis,
obsessively hard worker. I understand her dad drove the girls
to be this. There were some of the most successful
athletes in history. I don't want to take that away

(43:45):
from them. Serena Williams terrified by a plant.

Speaker 7 (43:52):
So actually it feels like no polishment were cotton natural?

Speaker 2 (44:01):
All right?

Speaker 7 (44:02):
Everyone, how do we feel about cotton as decoration? Personally?
For me, it doesn't feel great. Hello, ad for a
really really long time, which actually worked with my sister Venus,
it was inside my brain and picked my brain and

(44:23):
show you my vision, and I didn't want to lose
that aspect, but I also didn't want a formal living room.
But I was just trying to decide what do I
do now? I love art and I love it.

Speaker 1 (44:34):
Is that a Burrough hauling cotton with a little girl
looking about it? Is that that? That's That's what that
appears to be.

Speaker 7 (44:45):
You know, all kinds of like artists, and I find
it really cool. So I was like, what if I
had a formal living room, but instead of it being
a living room, it's called an art gallery. So this
is our gallery. It has some more fun stuff. This
is a Leonardo Drew another Radcliffe Bailey. These doors are
actually from the Pall, which is really cool.

Speaker 1 (45:04):
So that's her home. Did that maybe that's not a bro?
But incidentally, was that cultural appropriation? Do black women have
long blande hair blonde hair? That seems a cultural appropriation
to me? Am I the only one who gets that.
That seems deeply racially offensive to me. I don't know

(45:27):
how far left Serena Williams is, but I know that
Democrat women have a horrible problem having likable people at
the top. And even when you get people like Emma
Watson who's paid to be likable, they just can't pull
it off because Emma Watson is playing a role that
can't be believed. I love jk Rawlings and I want
to see her debt. And this washes down into the
world of some women who follow Democrat women and become

(45:51):
like this. This woman had the terrible thing. Not just Cotton.
She found out that someone she works with is can.

Speaker 8 (45:56):
Say that somebody that I work with is a conservative,
and he's somebody who's really intelligent, and he's somebody who
works in climate tech as a super smart guy, somebody
I would never have thought was conservative, and apparently he is.
And it's surprising and it's disgusting. But what's most surprising
to me is the level of sudden hatred that I

(46:19):
have for him. Sudden hatred for this man who I
used to respect suddenly just went boop went boop, and
I hate him now.

Speaker 1 (46:29):
That should probably be a warning to you that you
have sudden hatred for a guy you liked until you
found out that he had a different political point of view.
Sudden hatred. Check all spirits, Check all spirits, love, peace, joy, charity,
lung suffering, either bolstful nor angry, doesn't keep list of grievances,

(46:53):
check all spirits. In the case of Democrat women, check
all spirits, and check all teleprompters, because so many of
them are simply playing a role they've been assigned. This
is the Todd Hermannshaw. Please go, be well, be strong,
be kind, and make every effort to walk in the
light of Christ. And I hope you like me. If
you're a dude, get to go home and be with
your beloved wife my case, best woman I could ever

(47:16):
hope to have, and in your case, I hope you
get to do that as well.

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